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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-20
DR. DlUtJ2".r
INIT BILIOUS Ellis

\
Price IS cents large boxes SO cents.
Those Fills, 1t tinlCly administered, will ,e
move the causes which comment, ur, duce in
a,mue"t, r.miltenr, bilious, aud yellow Il
GERS, billions choic, p.eurlsy, d semtery. worm,
ilious vomiting, hauIencc, indigestion, loss #
9peti,e, cos'iventss, epleptc fits, hyprchar
irla, and hysterical affections, foul stomach,
ads and coughs asthma, scurvy, stranpury
.yavrl, rheumatism and gout
lh,y ar, particularly serviccahle in Femal,
.soroers, and especially in the RENE al Of
nose distractions, which are the great source
Finer complaints at certain periods; they pos
this eminent advantage owe. most other
argatives, that while they operate gently, the,
produce neither costiveress, debility, nor too
treat eXc'ment whenever there is predis
position TO disease, arising from mar,h eAu
wa or a too copous use of ardent spirits, or a
"tiated state OF the bic, they are sure to re-.
leve
They are highly recommended to travellers.
ny sea and land, as they NAV be made use of
with the utmost safety, ,'itheut change Of diet
cr exercise. They Willie found peculiarly bene
ficia in the prevention Of disorders incidental
TO hot climates; they deterge and cleanse viscid
humcrs, cpen distractions, promote he secre
ton OF good bile, operating as a cathar,ic and
powerful diuretlc and diaphcretic.
MdH1'S PLASTER CLOTH
Approved and Recommended by all The most
eminent physicians of Philadelphia
This plaster cloth, 50 we'll known in the u
States, and particularly in the city Of Ihla.
Id. lphia, is a sovereign remedy against ulcers.
however old and inuetera,e also cancers cry
Is relas, wens, Jumps, scrofu)a fistua, while
swelling, sore breast, felons, whltiows, bols.
Icarhunoles, sc &c. 1t cures sprans, bruises,
lpains in the back, swelling AVID pains in the
joints. scads, burus, childblain, sore legs, and
wounds tending to suppuraton it draws eau
terised sores or issues, very successfully and
Iwithout pain; disspates the pain of the govt
ard rheumatism in shor. time as ii snftens
the skin, it is used successfully for the cure Of
icarns ON the feet THIS plaster is recommended
to mariners and others who travel by sea or
land.
DR. DrOTT'S
PATENT ITCH OfNT'IIENT,
| For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease &
certainty, is infinitely superior to any other me
ldcine. for the cure of that most disagreeabe &
tormenting disorder. the Itch. Price 50 cents
| DR.. DrOTT'S
| INFdLLI8LE TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
Price Fifty cents per Bottle, with full directions
| r. using.
THE CTRcASSTAN ERE WATER.
sovereign remedy for all disorders of the
Eyes. whether arising from cold inflam.
nation, weakness, &C. &c.
Price fifty cents per bottle, with full directions
for using.
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ok. hUDEHT SUW 5
PATENT SJ'O lNACIIIl' BITTEPS.
DIR X BERTSONS
INFALLIBLE WORM DESTROrTNG

Is5|Zs n " q T5J
medicine universally esteemed for DESTROYING ever,
species OF worms Prize fifty cents.
symptoms. The common symptoms OF the worms ART
paleness othe counterance, other times flushing Of the
FACE itching of the nose and abnut the seat starting and
grinding OF re teeth in steep, swelling Of the upper lip tn
appetite sometimes bad, at other times voraciois loose
ness dssErecabe BREATH ahard swelled belly great lhs
choc palms, an nVoun airy discharge Of saliva Especial
ly when asleep frequent pains in the side with DIV
cough and unequal pulse; papitations of the heart
swoonngs, Gold swtats, eG,leptic fits &c. &c.
Though nnn0erlcs medicines eNt0cd for e:.pellinc
and killing worms, none are equal in efficacy to Or Robr
leraon and may be given to the youngest infant witt
safety.
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". UdIin s. Go.

No SO, South Wharves.
Ut The editors Of the Delaware Ga.
2e,te, Lancaster Journal, and the papers
of Allentown, Reading and Easton. are
requested TO insert the above six times,
and send their accounts to w. Odin s,
Go.
Aug. 2---6t
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Observation-Disclosures.

Farmers, ship and house carpenters,
shoe'""kers' 'aylors, and mechanics OF
almost every description, both boys and
girls who wish 10 bind themselves FIR i
llmlted time to defray the expences of
sheir passage from Amsterdam to Ame-
rica. Apply on board the ship Amazon,
~ the river Delaware opposite Cal'ow.
Mill street, or At the counting house of
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Geo. Graham,
Aclinp SecIelaIN ii War.
Iunekl4--tDl

HtwIF--TDI
NorE The Editors of Newspapers who are
authorised 10 publish the laws of tie United
s'a'es' are requested to insert the foregoing Ad
vsriiselnets once q week until the LIST of Octo
her next
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NOTICE

is hereby given TO all persons indebted on
execution process in m, llards, before the 20l,
Of May last, that unless the same be discharged
on or before the both Of August next, no further
indulgence viii be given. and such course pur.
sued az is directed by law.
+. Haughey, sheriff
July 10, 1917,
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Lees 1ittibitious Pulls.

The operation OF these highly esteetned Psis perfectly
mild, and tile experience of Thousands has proved, they
may be used in every situation life without the least m
convenience.
They arc Admirably adapted carry of superfuous bile
&C. &c.
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Ll1tI'S
Worm DesirouiRg LOzenges.

Tile proprietor has the pleasure Of stating that the
following Ease Game under his Immediate obsepation
tbs little daugher about years old, appeared very visi
lie 10 lose her esl, no particular could he given
for her thus pinng away, she al length taken with
.yers which, with other symptems led him believe she
lad worms lie gave her dose OF Lees Lozengei which
roEht away incredible as il may appear, worms, the
hfce fouFs of inch round, lie ha, given tie LozcR-
ts TO another Of his ehdren which brought away vast
quantity OF very small worms
The proprietor in possession of the large worms,
tose inclined to sec them will be eratied BIZ calling
us Dispeusary - ' n
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Price 50 Gents.

THE proprietor Of Lee's original Family Medicines, res>
pecty Informs his friends and the public in general thar
he continue carefully to prepare the above well established
Medicines at his Dpensary, No. oS, Hanover str ct, Bal
ngre where they are always to be had Wholesale snd
retail.
- Those who purchase sell again will be eseed Of
the most liberal terms.
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Lees EIi.ril..

sovereign remedy for colds obstinate coughs, catarhs
iStinas, sore throats and approaching ilons.
single trial will prove that the deter alton
81 the fluids 10 the surface OF the body, and brings the
common, hestul perspirstion that it tisicdges and
evacuateN the tough, ycd pheghm .ic,is, strength
ea TIC weakened vessels Of the lungs. Thus striking
the root Of che disorder, the symptoms Of e.
fec tualy and Permanently conquered.
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LEES
Sovereign Nch Ointment,
WARRANTED 70 CURE

WARRANTED 20 CURE
BY one application, free from Mercury any pericoi
ingredient This vegetable remedy mild yet eic
cons, that may he used with the Safety th
most delicate pregnant lady, or child OF week Old
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Late Matthew R. Lockcrmar wilmington
Who has Just received fresh supply from Baltimore
E** 10 detect countereis obSetye each article has On
the outside wrapper the signature of
NOAH RIDGELy
Late Michael Lee e 20,
March 22--tf
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And for sale in PHILADELPHIA only, the proriesor's
wholesale and retail drug and family medicine warehouse
Na'fh e0st Garner of Sec a.G ana Face 81 eetS,
And BY retail of his lAgents throughout the u States
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
Rhodc-l sland.

The following proceedings took
place during the late Session Of the
Legislature Of Rhode Island, respect
ing AN application to Congress TO re
peal the internal taxes. Ii will be
seen the amendment of the Senate, in
which the House refused TO concur,
WAS a ,iudicious one, and could only
have been lost through the influence
Of two OF. three Interested men. Il
was mainly intended to benefit I" tn,
mouth of labor" by checking the dis
iillation Of grain. Elisha II. Potter,
who introduced the original resolution,
we understand, took occasion to he
very abusive in hi, remarks ON the
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ETtract Of letter to the Editor q
the Baltimore Federal Gazette

Entract Of a letter to the Editor Of
the Baltimore Federal GaSette,
duted
ANNAPOLIS, 18th Nov. 1917.
/" We passed a very pleasant day
here yesterday, and our city was quite
onlivened by the interchange of civil
ties between Commodore Stewart, the
honorable Minister Rush and his ex-
rellency Governor Ridgely, who arri-
we'd here on Wednesday evening.
The previous visits having been
made agreeable to etiquette, at eleven
O'Clock yesterday, the Governor. the
Minister, with his very amiable Lady,
ace ompanied by number Of Ladies
and gentlemen, left the wharf for the
Franklin 10 the superb boats Of that
ship: The presence ofonr distinguish
led hero, Commodore Decatur, added
much lustre and gave great pleasure
to the party. The day was unusual.
~ brilliant. and it is long since hsve
seen our venerable city so gay and
thronged. On the magnificent Dome
of the State house was displayed the
State flag, in honor Of the occasion.
The party were received on board
of the Seventy-four with all the ci.
Whites which military etiquette and
politeness prompted /; Commodore
Stewart and Captain Ballard con.
ducted their visitors through every
part ofthe ship. and the extreme har.
nony of arrangement. the happy u.
Mon of comforts for the crew, and ter.
rible fitness for offensive operation.
which prevail on board the Franklin
mast give the most heartfelt exulta
iion and delight to every American
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breast and receive the just and AM.
mated encomiums of the distinguished
guests.
Fhe company were refreshed in hel
superb cabin. where it WAS pleasing to
see the union Of elegance and comforts
for the accommodation of the Minis
ter, Mrs. Rush and her little family.
On returning, the boat in which were
the Governor and Minister, fell astern
and lay on his oars while national
salute was given his ExcelIency, fired
lin mastery manner Tile day
closed with a select dinner at the Gov.
ernment House, served up ia the usual
|cxceIlent style. given to the Minister,
Conhmodores Decatur and Stewart
the officers Of the Franklin, soma
strangers, and a few citizens.-Among
the visitors VIC are gratiiied to see
Captain Thompson, who commanded
the Louisiana, at the defence Of New
Orleans.-rhat gallant officer is
passenger in the Franklin to receiver
his health, lnJureu ny MS exposure
o., the Mississippi.
! The ppomptness with which Gov.
ernor Ridsely paid the respects of the
State to the Minister Rush and our
national ship, and The great harmony
which prevailed throughout the day,
were sure and pleasing omens Of the
downfall Of that detcstable party spi.
Irit whicb has been for years the scs
|vcrance Of our best men.
\ Ii is confidently said here. that Mr..
Rush has received his fast dispatches
10y his private secretary Mr.. TayIoe ;
y and that the ship only waits to receive
: his stores On hoard, and Of course you
= may expect to hear OF her sailing the
: first fair wind after Tomorrow"
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PHILADELPHIA. November, IL.
Vitlainy.

The mayors Court Of this city ad-
formed on Wednesday last, after ses-
sion ofsirteen days, During the session
too hundred and eight bills were pre-
scented to the Grand Jury, of which
one hundred and eighty nine were
returned true bills.
Among other interesting eases was
an indictment against---Nlillcr, for a
misdcmeanor, in sedueing free ne
|gro from the rity. and selling him as
IA slave in the state Of Delaware. The
case was attended with circumstances
|of peculiar aggravatipn. The negro
WAS engaged by the defendant and a.
mother person, who had absconded, to
work on board sllallop, trading down
the river. under the pretence of ga
thering peaches torthe market. When
she arrived in one of the small creeks
or inlets. Of the bay, he was seized,
tied, and sold for the sum of $50 dol
lars, which was paid in his presence,
The negro was delivered to the pur-
chaser, who kept him secured by
means of a chain fastened round his
legs, affixed 10 a staple, for several
days! for the purpose, it is suspected,
Of selling him to some Of the Georgia
dealers ! fortunately Tor the poor tel
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-11-22
From the Norfolk Beacon Of Nor. AZ.
Dreadful Hurricane in the
West-lndies,

From Capt. Williams, Of the Brig
Louisa, from Antigua, reported under
our marine head, we learn that q
dreadful hurricane arose on tile Bath
ult. in tho West Indies, the violence OK
which, WAS particularly felt at st. Lat
cia. Barbadoes. Dominique, Mnrtina.
igue. and 81. Tincent's, where consid-
cradle damage was sustained by the
shipping and estates generally.
Ill st. Lilcie the gale was more
particularly srvere.--All the vessels
in that port were entirely lost the
Government House and airacks
aiown down the Governor his Lady
ad Child. and most of the STAFF killed;
bout 200 officers and soldiers either
killed or wounded, aud all the Estates
OF the Island rendered heap Of ruins.
Some Of the particulars ofthe dans-
lages At Barbadoes were stated in our
last. Capt. w. does not furnish any
thing in addition thereto.
at dominique, nearly the whole
town WAS inundated, and the dcs'yuc-
ton of property iMmenst--:i0ne few
lives were lost-'fhe Island nearly Sc
solated-.Did not learn that any yes
sells were list.
at ynarlitique, about so sail Of ves-
ssels were driven out to sea from ST.
Pierres. principally Americans. and
having 40 ballast, provisions or other
neces ssries for voyage, have proba-
bly been lost. Only one Of the above
vessels had been heard Of, "a French
sIip, which had got into st. Eustatia.)
the Estates here also were greatly
damaged.
] ut st. Tincent's, ten sail Of vessels
vent on shore and were nearly all
liost.
| A schr. from Philadelphia bound
ito st. Barts with wine aud brandy
was lost. on Barbuda reef, the crew
land part of the cargo saved.
j II was reported at Antigua that II.
IN. ship Antelope of so guns, Rear
admiral Harvey, was lost in the gale
:, She sailed from Pigeon Island, for
Barbados, the night previous to the
Igale.
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From the ALBANY GuScite.

From the Albany GuSctte.
Ifthe statements in the following
|artic'e from a correspondent OF ours.
who has never deceived us, be true,
| the subject calls loudly for the attcn
|,ioo of the people, and Of the peoples
representatives. Should this paper
Ifail into the hands of any member Of
the next Congress, we hope he viii
carefully preserve it until alter his
| .rrival at Washington.
| Some of the Grand Commission sOl
|adjusting our boundaries under the
treaty Of Client, arrived this week III
this city, on their WY to Ncw-York.
We understand the survey on the
lSt. Lawrence has been completed II
little above Hamilton, about fort,
miles, at the expense to the United
Estates Of not less than THIRTY
,lTHOUSAND DOLLARS.-We APP
peal to the accounts as they will be
Exhibited to Congress, Tor the accu'
Tracy Of this statement.
1 As 40 miles is to $4,000 dollars--s',
(are 1000 miles to ONE MILLION
: FIVE HUNDRED THOUSANn
/, DOLLARS--bal this is but min.
T imam estimate---for tina, part oil TIL
-. surUey which has been completed il
i the least intricate part Of the JoR.--
Then we are to have the learned ar
lguments Of Sergeant Ha10kiils ant
ltl,c British Attorney Oh the case; am
), 1.-THE matter is then left TO the umpirag
!. |of the Emperor Of Russia, who q
course will refuse 10 attend to it. AM
;. Iunless the Emperor Chris,ophe, beia!
= +" neutral power" can lie tempte'
~ d0uceiir To decide Oh the case,
will remain a statn quo---and all th
e consolation We shall have for the mil
t. ion and half Of dollars, will be iii
$. REGARD given to a valiant General
, and a fec TO learned Sergeant. VIII
~ Tor number Of years has been cry
IN ing out Justify for an office.
i But this is not the worst Of it,
il Mr.. Van Ness who is Collector Of Oh
rs sort Of Burlington, aud Commissions
or running the NoriIlem line. ha
with his Attornies, exploring pariie.
. Mn. &c. been at the expcnco t at lea.
10000 dollars for running 90 miles i!
n Ami TO add to the farce Of this bus
u ness, we are told that the BIRTHS
IL Commissioners are running a paraIl'
or line they not agreeing on the lat
q. tude and longitude, and keeping
ed most respectful distance from eac
), other. 70 cap this masterpiece I
nu Diplomacy il is said that one job
fl Holmes celebrated Tor his poIitir
Of arithmetic. having clearly denonstr'
nj ted that 2 and 2 do not make i, is
m ia similar predicamcnt. Holmes II,
,s not so many crooked lines to run
hr lis therefore Appreciated the job
n his quarter may not be SO length
All Administration have therefore pr
- lvided him seat IN Cong, css, so TIL
,c the thousand pounds sterling, may
n. topped Off with fifteen hundred dollar
h. Poor Brother Jonathan, when wi
thou have enough of Virginia econ
=, Imy we do hope there will he four
a. =, |sYirit and independence enough
~ Congress to probe this business to Il
-. marrow.---iAeL them exhibit the
., -, acrOunts.--We predicate our stat
u" ments on respectable a'.hority.
a. % -
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Ynortiiic alton, that l have noticed the
circumstance above stated. l might
add some remarks. not destitute Of
force, upon the evil tendancy such Az
example might possibly have upon
others, who, having more money than
mind. make it their pride to initiate
the great. But | am admonished by
the compositor il is time to close.
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From The Nero Fork EUeni',g Post
American Manufactures.

Nssil 'nuci, ~ .,set and n0rtilica,ion.
I'VE saw it announced few days ago.
that vessel had arrived at Norfolk
from France. bringing furniture for
The house Of the President, and the re-
nainder we understand is expected
FROM England. in conformity to orders
This however, it must be understooll
mas not heen done in compliance with
instructions or the personal wishes OF
the President the Importance and
multiplicity of state affairs leave him
no leisure to atteud TO such trilles,
and they are, consequently, left to tbe
sole management Of the superinten.
'iaat Of the building and all connected
with is Who am told is Mr.. Lee.
Having given this explanation. We
cannot avoid making two OrtIiree oh.
|servations that occur to US on this sub
ject.
We make no prctensions to that
sort Of patriotism. as il is called
whci, prefers coarse aud dear arti-
Glns oTFIolGesra, manufacture to those
,,nported, though both better and
cheaper. And there is in my opinion,
more Of empty ostentation than sin.
reri'y or wisdom in all sac', preten.
sions. Neither shall l here remark
,ha,, perhaps, a little more attention
10 economy, would have comp0rtet
i"at}ie: bc.tsr with the supposed char.
!.e,ec's;ie simplicity Of republican
'atGAcgs But no American will 50,
hat when As good and as cheap pur
rhases ean M made Of articles manu-
FEATURED among ourselves, there ar.
no, Sufficient aud obvious reasons WHY
snch purchases should not be made in
stead Of going abroad. Now l will
venture TO assert, with entire conf
dcnre. that the hest. the very bes
honsehoid furniture in this city, whe
aher taking into consideration the ma
teriais, the Workmanship, or the tast
land elegance of design, has been mad
Here. Aud whoever wishes to be sat
lissiei of the degree Of perfection 1
wh:rii our mechanics in This particula
hraacii have arrived. may crafty tI,ci
|rnriosity by calling, at any time. a
'ir. PhyGe's cabinet warehouse i
Fulton-street, anti looking At his art
Icles Of cabinet work. The same may
with justice be said or several Of Oh
first mechanics. A few doors highe
Iur the same street, at Wheaton AN
tiavis's. may be seen specimens {
meat and elegant workmanship.
, fancy chairs, made out of our curle
maple.
4 10 point Of cheapness, presume
Ia!l such articles. aided as they are b
|hig'l protecting duties, will be foun
=, to have the advantage Of those impor,
; ed. IL is. therefore. repeat il, nc
: without feelings uf both regret an
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whole course OF the General Govern

whole course Of the General Govern
,ncnt, and upon its officers and friends.
He stigtNatised the men ass jacob'ns'
and their measures as jaconinica!.--l
This foul language was not novel bs
any means ; but it zcas hoped tina
even he might conquer propensity
which disgrares the legislator, at al
period when bis party have preten
dciIy en,ieavored to restore " the era
Of good feelings and really aimed Il"
.ngratiate themselves with the admin
sLrati0n.
Eesotred. by the Senate and House
nf Representatives Of the State o.
Rhode. Island. or. That the Senator
If said State. ia the Congress OF the
United States, beinstrupted, aud their
Representatives requested, to use
their best exertiOns to have the whole
system Of Internal duties and taxes re-,
pealed, and also TO obtain as great u
reduction of'the standing army OF the
United States as the situation of the
( country will admit.
House of Representatives.. .NoD. 1887.
i Voted and passed unanimously.
BY order, THOMAS burgess. CIR.
| In the Senate. read the same day
and concurred as underwritten. viz
! Resolved. That the Senators of tbi'
State in the Congress OF the Unitr'
States, he intrusted, and the Repre-
sen,atives requested to use their ex
lertions TO procure a repeal OF tn
whole system of internal revenue, cx
!, ept 50 n,acl, as relates to the distil
i, la,ion Of ardent spirits; and also L
: obtain as great a reduction Of tn
f, standing army, and OF the sum apprO
t pr,a,ed Cor she annual increase Of th
G navy Of the United States, the sit
i nation Of the eouatry will admit.
n BY order, SAMUEL EDDY. Sec'ry.
I In the House of Representative
It read the same iiav, and non concurrct
i Byor,ier, THOMAS burgess. CIR.
In the Senate read the same day
II and voted to adhere to the abo,
, amendment.
III BY order, SAMUEL EDDY. !Sec'y.
~ Instead of appointing IA commute
u of conference on this disagreement
o Agrecahly to Parliamentary usage
&c The H"use resolved to pass the Origin
4 al resolution, with a slight alteratit
H. Of its phraseology. Ii, having be,
!, framed for a joint resolu,ion) and d
y rertei t..e,r Clerk 60 communicate
VI to the Senators and Representa.iv,
y IL Constgss.