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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
July 10, 1917.
Young Ladies, Academy.

An Annual Examination of the Young Ladies
at their Academy, in the Wilmington College,
viii take place on Thursday the 7,h of August,
to commence at 10 O'Clock. Parents. guardians.
and friends of the Institution, are invited to
ATTEND.
N b. The exercises of the department will
tecommehce on Monday the LIST day Of Septcn,.
tber.
Asgust 2--2t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
Lombardy Factory,
With 400 acres Of Land
FOR SALE,

In Sussex County, state of Delaware,
situated within one mile of Milton, the
head of navigation, and six miles from
Georgetown. This beautiful situation,
lis likewise healthy, and the farm as good
las any in this part of the country. Abou,
one half is woodland and cedar swamp,
and 5000 peach and apple trees Of the
best quality of grated fruit, great va
riety OF pears, plumbs, cherrys, English
walnuts, sc. pnd upwards of 1900 gal
lions of brandy has been made on this
farm IN one season. The mansion house
is large and convenient, with cellars I'M
der il, with several other dwellings, for
tenants, store houses, &c. large still
house, saw mill in good order, and in
good stand ior timber, which might be
taken in great abundance for goods. The
wool and cotton factory establishment is
not adequate for the demands of this
placc--ihere not being any Of the kind
within so miles. Great quantities Of
country cloth may be taken in at this
place to dress; likewise great quantities
of clean wool will be furnished by the
country, to be dressed into cloth, on good
terms for the manufacturer. The wool
and cotton factory contains abou, 100
spindes each, with two cardlng engines
each, with rowing and drawing heads, sc,
one fulling stock, press, dye kettle, hand
andspatten shears, SC.
The subscriber wishes to take in a
partner Immediately, who understands
the wool and cotton business, and can
come we'll recommended, with some
:, capital.
| If the property is not sold at private
sale, before the Goth OF September next
it will be offered at public sale, on the
premises, on that day, with attention te
1.-THE partner, SEC. This eligible situation
,lis certainly Worthy the attention of tn,
merchant and mechanic. 1t is presumed
ia further description is unnecessary, a
+, the purchaser or partner will first view
the premises, before any engagement
The terms will be made easy one fiftl
r. Iof the money will be required down, an,
the balance in four annual payments
For further particulars, enquire Of Tho
mas Beaver on the premises, OF
Isaac Cloves.
July 26-iawt2oS
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
DIX. G0soLDs,
VEGETABLE BALM OF LIFE,
Price one dollar.

DIX. C0BOLDS,
VEGETABLE BALM OF LIFE,
Price one dollar.
LEVIGA7ED CHARCOAL TOOTH POW.
DER,
Price SO Cents
THE RESTORATIVE DEN7RlFYCE,
Flor cleansing, whitening, and preserving the
teeth and gums Price SO cents per box.
This valuable preparation possesses the most
salutary virtue in cleansing and beautfying the
teeth; in its composition it is perfectly free
from acid or any other pernicious property liza.
BILE to corrode, or in any way injure the teeth.
for which reason is attributed the safety Of its
use, and the preference it has obtained over 9TH
er preparations intended for similar purposes
it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy,
sweetens the breath, preserves the teeth from
decaying, and prevents them from aching, ne.
cessity of having them drawn, &c.
THE Balm or IBERIA,
Extracted from the lberian fragrant plant.
for curing defects of the skin, and improving
the complexion, &c. Price dollars.
Since the above invaluable medicines were
FIRST discovered, upwards Of seven hundred thou
sand persons have experienced their happy and
salutary effects, many of whom from the low
est stage of their disorders
Take notice, that each and all the above &c.
nuine medicines are signed on the outside covers
with the signature OF The sole proprietor,
u. w. DYOT'r. Nj. u.
A supply of the above medicines just receiv.
ed and for sale by the following Agents, where
pamphlets, containing certificates of cures, SC.
may be had gratis
d.. sfossph Bailey e Co. Wilmington.
2 4Maasfea Snu,rnd.
= W. Townsend, West Chester
James dAihechop Milford.
Robert Ocheivee Chyisticsa
Caleb Ross Laurel.
DIR r. W. DYOTT, respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that the above genuine
medicines are sold in Philadelphia only, at his
wholesale and retail Drug and Family Meds-
cine Warehouse. N. L. corner of Second and
Race streets--where, in addition to the above,
he has constantly for sale, by wholesale or re-
)tal, an extensive and general assortment OF
Fresh Drugs and approved Chemicals, Glass
Furniture, Walls, and professional articles Of
every description for town or country merchants,
practitioners &c, on liberal terms, for cash OF az
the usual credit.
August 2-1y
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
NOTICE

is hereby given to all persons indebted on
execution process in my hands, before the 2oth
OF May last, that unless the same be DISCHARGED
on or before the goth Of August next. no further
indulgence will be given, and such course pur.
sued as is directed by law.
+. Haughey, sheriff
Of N c. County.
Iu!y 10, 1917.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
SCHEME.

The last drawn nunbr the nth, lsth, 18th, i4th,
aot, 3st, sad, sad, s4h soth, 57t, 3sh aoth, 4st,
4ad 43d 4ot 47t, 4s, 10th, sst, sad, sgd SAITH oth,
s7th, seth, soth oIst, ed, o3d, oath, osth, oo o7th,
ONE HUNDRED TPCkrrs in this Lottery; commencing
with Number 3oooi andpoceedng in regular succession
to number $4,000.
The above Scheme Of The Fourth Glass Of the State Lot
terry, respectfully Offered to the public, under the i'm
for almost every day. the whole lottery, yields high
Prize independent Of SIX Capitals, which floating and
liable to be drawn on any day of drawing.
The object of this iNery is aid in the improvement
of the internal Navigation of the stare of the State sof
Pennsylvania, and authorized by the Legislature
pressy that purpose 1t is for the interest Of the et
ofthe state generally and particularly those Of
the City Of Philadelphia, that it should succeed 1t may
DC hoped therefors that az VINO eel friendly to he
should be fortunate draw prizes, will at least
enjoy the satisfaction Of having contributed their aid to
to the advancement 81 most laudabc undertaking.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
A Camp Meeting

Is expected to be held on the 9TH day of Sep
tembernext, within about milesof Wilmington,
and about of Grubb's landing, in the woods
of Mr.. Adam Talley.
Aup Q
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
UIVI EGtIdIIy LIKE tlllS flltUINC WIFI VdEtIIIcos
6 pleasing appearance, and an agreeable taste.
Hdhu'S ,luti-MijOuS Pill,
Hamilton's Essence e ETtract of
Mustard.

A safe and eHectua remedy for rheumatims govt, palsy
spains and bruises, white swcing old strains, and relaxa
lions and weakness of e neck. PAINS of the side,
head acre, swecd faces frozen limbs, and every similar
Complaint II prevents chi.bas, chopped hands, and
~. ...I L I'M I'll. funt
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
$500 Reward.
StOD the Murderer.

Whereas JOHN CRAIG, of Charles
town township, Chester County, Penn.
did, on the 10Th OF July, 1917, wilfully *
maliciously shoot EDWARD HUN.
TER, Esq. of Newtown township, Della
ware county-This is to give notice, that
the sum of Three Hundred Dollars will
be paid by the subscribers, for appre-
bending and bringing to justice the said
John Craig. He is Blacksmith by trade,
about Eve feet nine or ten inches high,
stoop shouldered, stout built, little
KNOCK Eneed, very much sun burnt,
freckled, thick lips, sandy complexion,
large whiskers had on when he left
home, light nankeen pantaloons, snuff.
lcolored cloth coat, green oil cloth on his
hat, and shoes, but it is most likely he
will change his dress, as he took bum
Idle with him
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
w. Odlin & Co.

No. SO, South Wharves.
I| The editors of the Delaware Ga
zette, Lancaster Journal, and the papers
of Allentown, Reading and Eastop, are
requested to insert the above six times,
and send their accounts to w. Odlin &
lCo. 1
Aug. 2-6t
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
Redemptioners.

Farmers, ship and house carpenters,
shoemakers, laylors, and mechanics Of
almost every description, both boys and
girls, who wish to bind themselves for
limited time to defray the expences Of
their passage from Amsterdam to Anne
RIGA. Apply on board the ship Amazon,
IN The river Delaware, opposite Cal?ow.
hill street, or at the counting house of
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
49,, DIR. "BERTSON'S
''V1 ai'-''""f T oIgEppRS a4 q hS7Ron7Nc

medicine universally esteemed for DESTROYING every
species of worms Price fifty cents.
symptoms. The common symptoms of the worms are
pseness ofhe eountenace at other times flushing of the
face itching of the and about the seat starting and
grinding Of rhe teeth i'll sleep, swelling OF the upper lip tho
appetite sometimes bad, at other times voracious loose
ness, dsa9rccabe BREATH hard swcled belly eat thirst
the urine frnty ard sometimes of whth color pr,iie
cloic pains, an involuntary discharge OF saliva especial
ny when asleep; frequent pans In the side with DRY
sSooninHs, cold sweats, epieptic urs, &C. &c.
Though nunberess medicines extoled for expeline
Ian killing worms, equal III efficacy 10 Or. Robert
sons Worm Destroying lozenges; they mild in the
operation and may be given to the youngest infant with
safety.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
improvement Of Navigation.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons, that
the subscribers intend applying to the General
Assembly of the State of Delaware, at their
sitting in January next, for law to authorize
them to improve the navigation of Prince
Hook and Broadkin Greeks, by cutting Canal
across Plum Point.
Bevins Morriss, sen.
John Smith e. Go.
July So--st
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06

Which have cured immense number Of persons of both
sexes of every ape and in every situation of various dan
gerous complaints arising from Worms, and from obsrue-
lions or fouiness in the stomach and bowels.
This medicine bears analogy whatever to Others OF
similar titles commonly complained Of, operating with
roencei the contrary particular excellence oil this
remedy its being suited to every age and constitution 1t
contains nothing but what perfectly innocent, and so
mild in its operation that it cannot nurc the most delicate
pregnant lady, or the endereSt infant OF week Old,
or gripping, cleanse the ach and bowels, of whatever
foul offensive and thereby prevent the production 81
worms and many fatal dhordeers The ozenges are parti
enlary eicneios in carrying off all gross hmofs and enp
TONS evch and bilious complaints, and are the Safest and
nldes p,rgative that be used on any occasion.
Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1817-08-06
II Elegant Show Bills furnished gratis. r.
Lees .AntiJiliOMs Pills.
LEES
Worm DESTROYING Losenges,

The proprietor has tile pleasure OF stating that the
following under his immediate observation:
His little daughter, about Syears old appeared very vs
bic lose her es, no particular cause could he given
fcves which, with other symptoms led him to believe she
had worms he gave her dose of Lees Lozenges which
one fifteen and the other thirteen inches in length, each
three fourths Of inch round he has given the lozen-
ges to another of his children, which Brought aaya vast
quantity of very small worms.
The proprietor is in possession of the large worms
those inclined them will be grated by calling at
his Distensary.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
FROM THE BALTIMORE PATRIOT.

Extract of a letter from La Gnira, TO a
house in fhis cry, dated .dhril %.
On the 10th inst. we received ad vices
OF the capture of Barcelona, by the
Royalists, which does no, give them q
great advantage, as they only regalned
an empty town. Bolivar, with the
greater part of his army, had previous
ly evacuated it, marching into the int :
rior, Tor the purpose, it is said, OF form
ing junction with the Patriot general
Ardenot, who is approa ching from San
ia Fee, with considerable army
Should they rni;e, ii is probable they
may attempt something that may again
endanger the existing government.
Barcelona is about one hundred and
twenty miles TO the windwsrd Of this;
The garrison left by Bolivar (5ool
men, with about 100 women and child
rem who had taken refuge within the
walls of the fortified convent, were all
indiscriminately put TO death with TIC
bayonet--Iwo OF tho principal Cficers,
taken alive, were brought here and pub
lic;y shot, on the 18th inst, In fact, il
is now a war fextermination,( from the
evils ct which no class is exemp,) no
less destructive, than it is dispraccfui
TO every principal of civilization and
humanity.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-23

GER OF the bed-chamber. snd the oil
iette apartments of his YOUNG shonse,
% h''end, st this moment, TO the t,i-
ling consideration of Spanish Relations
"ith the United States, or, (as sup.
pose) the instruction of an hunds d,
provinces in America. !
solicit you, sir to acccp, my most
sincere saiuta,ions, and my wishes that
you may live thousand years TO enjoy
the reputation which YOU have &C OUR, Il
IN America.
JOHN II. ROBINSON.
Don LUIS de Onis, Esq SEC. &c. Sc. sc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-23
ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
FRIDAY, EBAY %, 1917
MEssas. coRsE & aoussAvArL,

ltyou think The following letter
~Iiiten lev years ago by Taey of
Virginia, TO her sister in law, a suf;-
c'eht' importance to claim place is.
your paper, by publishing ii you wiz
obige a Suascx,arr
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Spanish Consulate.
Jan. Is.

The port of Vera Cruz being now eper
TO the importation of every species o
provisions in every class Of vessels be
longing to powers or states friendly OF
neutral, as officially communicated t,
me by his exceIency the governor Of tina
place, under date s2d October ultimo
/ have the satisfaction TO announce t.
this public said permission. with view
that it may also reach the knowledge O
in other states. The csndi
tons on which the above commerce ii
adj issible are as follow
That, without any alteration in th'
duties which have been paid on the in
reduction of other provisions hitherto
the article Of -four is subj ct to that o
,rty one reales Is dollars 10 and hal
ents) silver money: {. that lis durapo,
, Tor the space Of six months. which not
outstanding will continue six mentio
liter the declarati n OF the suspension o
ie said foreign traffic.
JOAQUIN ZiMORANO.
A exapdria, 18th January, 1917.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
ROBBERY.

On the nigh. of the 6ih Of December.
.l6, the Exchange 0fice Of ihe sub
>riber. B,id!e street, Georgeto~ n. from
opearances BY false key was robbed
the following property. in Specie. con.
slug " dollars. change, American and
- lish gold. about 900 dollars; bank
iotes, mostly three dollar notes of the
bank of Washington. and some sma'
tickets. together about So dollars. one
found mite of the bank of Englard, and
,g hundred and sixtv four lottery tick
rs a. per numbers below. The lottery
tickets can be of no use to the persons
ikins them, and an attempt to pass them
would only lead to 4 detection. II Is
;herefSre hoped that the person or per-
sons who took them. will return them to
he subscriber through the Post dice at
Georgetown. A liberal Reward will be
laid BY the subscriber for any intorma
non that NAV lead to the discovery oil
the persons or a recovery of the property
III keepers of lottery offices in the Unit
ID States will please to keep list OF the
aumbers OF the following tickets, as IT
may lead to discovery oi the theft.
RUNJLUS RIGGS
List Of the Nos, Of Tickets in the Med
icai Lottery, ed Glass.
se01, e2Oe, eaO3. 1904. 2e05, 1905.
1907, e2O8. 2OO9, 2eiO, 2al2. 22l5.
os14. a9l6, s217. 221s. es19. $3.50.
1881. 1889, 1855, 1854. 1885.
1856. 1857. 1883. 1889, 1860,
1851. 1862, 1865, 1864. 1881.
473e. 1888, 1874, 1875. 1886,
l4-3-. 1888. 1889. 1910.
l4-4l. l4142, l4.43, 14744. 14745.
1915. 14747. 1919. 1912. 14750.
I47e6. 1923, 1879. 1880. el522.
2l5e3. 1884, 1895, el52-, 1888.
1850. ei5Se. 2l554. 2l535. 215S1.
1883. el5So. ol54o, 2i546, 21541.
2i54S. ei549. 1850. 1901. l5lo2.
sos, 1900. '5j05. 1906, 1907,
iSIOS. 1900, 1910. 1911. 1912,
i5il5. t5fl4. 15llI.
LIST or ,I'UifTERS or TT 'K'ErS
Ia the Washington. Monument lot
terv. bird Class
81 - IS 50 So 5 SO 50 90 6l 6!
IS Ga 6j Sc g. 68 60 20 II q -
-475 3O6 9la 249n &4S. 3i74 s4S9
247O 1853 2472 2AS7 46S 247I 2475
2i66 !4'i 24S5 24s3 1882 24Sl s4-5
45l ;452 ii54 5455 1856 5l5' SAB
SIG $50 i46l 1916 4o4. 4,4S 4 ~
9ijn 1864 1858 400 l 81 1898 1921
46o5 4t96 1907 1898 1909 400 s8l3
5Sl5 1855
Dec Q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
A. MOORE, Re- s'et.
This is to give Notice,

That the >ub,c, bier, Of iie1aadri
county in the district Of COLUMBIA has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of sad
county letters OF administration on the
personal estate of Jerome Piumer. Iate
at the county aforesaid deceased all
.'ersons having claims against the sad
decedent, are hereby AIMED to exhibit
the same to the subscriber, with The
vouchers thereof, passed BY the 0tphans
Court, on or before tie 18th day siJa!Y
next. Or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; aud tho'e
thereto are required to rake
payment.-Given under ny
,iand this 18th January. 1917.
JOSEPH SMITH, Admir-
Of Jepon,e Plumer.
January IS COW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06


November term. 1916.
The Common Council OF Alexarira,
Complainant
against
Mary BushSy, widow. audi
Roberts and Eliza.
beth bis wife, Beverly
Waugh and Catharinp c,,
hi, wife, Mary Bushby, !" N''"'
4 Joseph Bushby. heirs
ot William BushbY, de-
ceased, and John Neil, J
DcfeaIanIs
The defendants, Mary Bu,h.y, al
Jonst an oherts and Elizabeth his vie
Beverly Waugh. AID Catherine his vile,
hary Rlshb. and Joseph Bushby not
having entered heir appearance and CIV.
en- stcutt, according TO tn. statue and
tho ruIrs Of this rcurt. and it appearing
.tr tae satisfaction III the Court upon al.
flavit. that be said defendants May
BnsIbv AID 10 a RoDerts and his wife.
3everlv Waugh. ana Calha'ire HI, wife.
lay Blu -hb, srd Joseph Bus!!by. are,
not inhabitants 81 tins District; on no.
tior. Of rhe conplairants By Ihcl, ccu" ri.
ia j. ordered that the said defendant,
Ma V baShbv. widow, and Jonathan RI.
be, =. aud Elizabeth his wi!., BcvfIy
Waugh and atharine hi, wife, Mary
Bu-hb, and Joseph Busbhv, do appear
oere an the firsf day OF \pril term rex,
aDd enter their appearance to lie mi,
.nd give security hr performing the de.
crres of thu Cont. and thar the othsr
defendant, John Neil, do not pay avay,
cnHvpv, or secrete, tie debts by hem
owing to. CT the estate or effects IN lis
hands belonging t" the I'D sbsen. de.
Iendan;s Mary Bu,hby and Jonathan Re-.
oerts aud Elizabeth hi, wife, Beverly
Waugh and atharine b., vile. Wary
Bu -hby ard Joseph Bo,hby, unt'i tie
further order or decree Of this curt,
and that a copy Of tin. order be Earth.
with published tor two months success,
iyeiy in one of the prbljc newspapers
Published in this county snd that ano'Rcr
copy be posted al the tonS door Of tle
ourt House OF said County.
A copy-reat.
G DENEALE. c. C.
January % law2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
Tamilton's Essence and EItract OF
Mustard.

A safe and eifectual remedy for acute
nd chronic rheumatism, govt asthmahc
.put. palsy, lumbagoo, nunbness, white
dwellings,. chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain
n the face and neck. etc.
The Genuine Persian Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashionable
throughout Europe, IS an invaluable cos
aetic, perfectly innocent and safe, free
ON corrosive and repellont minerals,
The basis of other lOtisns) and OF IN
,.rralled efficacy in removing bleuishes
Il the face and skin, freckles. pimpies,
/ ,fiamatorv redness, scuyfs, letters, ring
worms, sunburns, priokly heat. &c. lhe
aersia Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding the natural. insensible PesPra-
lion, which is essential to health, yet Its
fleets ave speedy aud permanent, rem
,iering the skin delicately soft and smooth
aud Improving the complexion.
!hs Restorative Porcder for TIE
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, BY absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and toulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to IN
iore and finally lin them.
Rcmilton's Grand Restorative.
Is recommended a an invaluable me
,licine for the speedy relief and perman-
mt cure OF the various complaints result
f.: from dissipated pleasures, juvenile
lniiscretions. residence in climates un-
favourable to the constitution, the imrnn-
.e-ate use Of Sea. frequent inoyiCatior
anv other destructive incompetence
lcu1skilfu! or excessive use oil mercu-
3, the diseases peculiar To females at
ertain period OF life. bad lyinss in, &c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-06
land for s le.

A tract ar parcel Z" la T.. con,,:r;,
between two and three nndled 90,
on the north side ii Deco nan. in p,;;,1
fax county. abou ) mIe> est Of lcr,
guam mills. Ii is we'll wa cred with No
yer faiIiH. springs, it is a',n well tube,
ed, and the great pua,titH u lur jii,bq,
on il renders it the more ,iuabIp - ~,
person in the coopering | e. Hi, lg7S
is Of the middle soil, and roduce. CORN.
wheat or any other grain toicrabie we'll
there IS about 100 acres cared and m.
de. good fence. The imTe,emerr ar,
a % dwelling house & OF er out iouses;
aid good apple orchard OF about slit,
trees.
ALSO.
One other tract in the same ccur,,,
within three miles Of Dec iquan, lying o. &c
Sandy Run. containing IL acres-Sons
hall in cultivation and unt Ter good fence,
the remainder heavily tia.bered, There
are on the premises an cd iramed dveI.
ling house and out houses and an spes
orchard of lightly bearing trees.
Any PEI son lnclining 70 purchase can
view the I emises and know the tenn.
~ applying to the subscriber who lives
uear them.
Thomas GoSsom.
November so amnn,hs-