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MISCEI I.LANEOUS.

Patent Fans and SieveS manufactured BY
Edward Brookes & Son, Orange, between
Front and Second streets
1sr2ard lTGuigrn, bottles Porter, Ale and
Cider. at No. 81, market-st., and Is, East
Thlrl-st
Plomgh lfuIing and lFAeei7vrighfmg.-
Abrahan Ai,terdice, corner Of Market and
Water-st.
Iron ard Coal .Merchant-Thomas Garrett.
Jr, 39, Shply-st.
liasfrr Htit6iager. and Lime Merclant-
Is. W. Brackn, old Lime stand, No. IS,
west Broad st.
7anner.-'cnjam Webb, Queen, between
Iatnell and Orange-sts
loHrfy md ErcAaage OGiee.-Robertson
< Little, %, market street.
James e. Allen 7cachcr No. los, OranSe-st',
above the Hay. Scales.
Thomas &. Allichs, Fancy Hardware, Tin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturers, corneroi
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner OF
shplcv and broad streets.
Iran Fouud,y-M ahon Belts, sccond-st
near the Black Horse tavern
17orpcce hMnsJuctory-Robinson' & 1e'
% mark.t 1T.
| tOHGcuUHtff--pSIiJdi TcIllS, a. VIZ -
ncr of West and Third streets.
j. p. Fairlamb, Notary Public, Surveyor OF
Land, Conveyancer, Regulator OF Streets
| Glc. No. King street.
Patcn .Ray and Grain Rakfs
Joshua Johnson K son, makers, Pike-
! Greek Mills.
INJURY Public and Conpeyancer.--iSaa Isaac
Hendrickson, corner of French and oee
| ond streets, No. 43.
I.lperg StQbic-Kept by Huson Swayne' IN
Slipley st. above Queen. ~
China, ,.ioSs and Qaee7a4aare Sto7e'--A'"s
yid s,myth, 6B market st.
Drusgist u CAeaist.-Joseph BrinshurS''
IS market st.
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Cure foY Antempevance.

The Wilmington Society tor Suppressine
Intemperance. has received a few doses If
the celebrated medicine Of Dir. w. Cham
bers, of n. York, which may be had on ap-
plication to James Watson, Thns. Moor
kle, or VIM. A. Mendenhall, Cenfdenta
Committee; who may at any time he found
al their respective places of business.
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FR-cE 90 asE2 RGTTLE.
&lD nEn ND/I.N.

rfPost- Masters, or other Gentlemen, who
may interest themselves ii the sale nt this Med
icine, shall have liberal discount allow cd them.
They may be assured that the ingredients used
ii lie lnA4uAc,ure Of il ate entirely simple, ant!
of . corrective n.tste, ana il, speeiic qualities
have peep tested by m-ng u our mot rasr@cta-
bt Physicians.
Il uitlers from a'.r pare Of the uaion will be
.t:ai.lttl toWth puuct,si,t,, AM every infolnia.
t4an gwen that i,,, ~ required. Address 20
.iG,ilN i, PARKER,
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should not have thought it necessary to make
this plain statement Of the relative merits OF the
case, had not Mr. Swain, on one occasion, when
a Lady personally waited on him, to purchase
his Paaacea, and complained of his extortionate
price, remarking to him that she could purchase
mine for half the money, advised her not to take
any Of it for fear it might produce fatal conse-
auences. and went on to say that it was not gen.
uias. Thousands Of persons who are now en-
ioying the blessings of health, established hy its
use, viii bear me out of this assertion, Thar
PARKER REyo,A ATtsG VEGETABLE PANArKt"
rs. EyAnY RESPECT, tauAL TO SWANS, AND
CAN TakEs in ALLcAsrs wnsRE MS MAS phof-
I'd Erfio Ac1ous, WITH SECURITY AND FREEDOM.
AsD bo SAY, WITHOUT FEAR OF CONTRADICTIONS,
ANbICAS EsrARIISH TnE FACT DEYOsD fuL fossi-
uILlry or nornr--rHAr Ny atnicISr and HIS
1utost An Tar SAME rmtSu, WITH THE EXeEp
| 4iuS q. A.Y MERtInI4L rnEr RATION.
JOHN A. PARKER
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4 Valuable Farm for Sale.

lg~A rs offered fof private sale,a t@h'a-
fssss.tM4 II bic Farm, situated in Pencader
ssssEs@ hundred, Newcastle County, Del. n
segra.sslssA bout mile south ofNewark; adlon-
ing lands Of +. H. Hotzbccker, the heirs OF Mil-
liam Lindsey, dec, Zachariah Jones, and Others
containing 106 acres, "more or less. his Farm
is on a black oak and hickory soil, in hish state
of cultivation, and equaled by few in the neigh
bourhood,-t is well adapted to all KINDS of
Grasses and Grain.--ha on il q Young thriving
orchard of about one hundred trees OF choice
fruit; an excellent bottom meadow, through
which runs a never failing stream; and seven u
lagos or fields, all under good fence. The m
pruvements are atwo story log dwelling house,
well weather-boarded outside and lathcd ana
psstered inside, having three rooms down and
four up stairs, with a first rate cellar under the
whole. Also, kitchen adjoining, with pump
of excellent water at the door; stone mix
house and a smoke hoase; frame barn, nearly
new, with excellent stabling underneath, SUM
cient to hold ten or twelve head OF horses, be
sides mich cows, calves, &C. Further dcsclp,
ton is deemed unnecessary, as 1t is expected
that any wishing To purchase Will view the prem
ses, which the subscriber, living thereon. can
show, and make known the conditions OF sale
JOHN PlfNER
NAV 2g. 1897. SIT,
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Grocery Stores.

Joseph Mendenhall & Co. corner Of King
and Second streets. -,"s
Joseph &. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James . Samuel Brown, 8 High st.
Element q Gordon, corner of Market and
Kennel. Au
feter Horn, corner king and front SITS.
lohn Rice, Brandywine, south of bridge.
oamuei stroud, corner of front and orange,
George Winslow, 179 market st. os'
john Wright, corner of Front and Marie
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LI.NE.SC. MLHf'H.

The pronrie,or Of parkcr's I'snacca has the
satisfaction Of laying before the public, the fol
lowing recommcntiatory notice OF hls Medicine
from nr Edwin x. Alice, highly respectable
Practitioner in lllilaaclphia
"Ilaving been requested TO state, what experl-
encc have had Of the efficacy Of rarkers pana-
cca, | am enabled to say, that three patients,
who have used of the bottles, presented for trial.
have evidently derived grea benefit The first
is Il respectable female, who abored under cx-
treme 5crotcons debility in which the stomach,
participated argrlN--its digestive functions be.
ing much disortlered. After taking one bottle,
her health was impro, ed--hcr appetite, diges
tion and complexion mcliorated and in the Use
Of the second bottle her con, absence is speedy
| The second is tie son of a boaldnerchant
who suffers with the hip-d y. Sc. acroilllous al
fccton or carries Of the neck Of the thigh hone
| Previously to the use Ct Parker's punacca, he
had habitually suffered great pain in the affected
part, and his general healti Was much impaired
lie has taken nearly two bottles, and his parent
say he has been more free Of pain than before
while his general health is fast improving.
The third is a Lady, whose disease is suppose,
to be Rhonmatc-and who has long s,lficrc,
with an extensive ulcer ofihe leg, resisting tn
remedies prescribed BY two regular and enlnen
: physicians, who apprehendcd the loss ofthe m
by gangrene. by request, called to See her to
day; viewed the ulcer, which IS now not NOR
than afonrth, in diameter and depth, Of what
was origlnally-ls much less swollen, very slight
: ly paintul--and she say she has received nor
: benefit from the two bottles Of Parker's Pansce.
: than from any medicine that had been before ac
: ministered."
ftle above recommendatory notice is calc,
lated to benefit the proprietor, it is at his servc,
: ;, +. A. ATLEE.
n Philadelphia 5h mo. so, 1897.
Sold by JOSEPH BnIsonunsr, Druggist ar
l Chemist, No. 81, Market street Wilmington.
e Also, at J. HAnLAN's Drug Store, onnosilc Il
! Town-Hall, Market street
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Mas Afflicted scyeiai cars aEo, ~ith a n,er-
cllr..l til.,ase, which destroyed MY health and
ateehlel NY constitution to that degree that !
4. spared o e.cr ngain rccnveiing from the ef.
fects q 4, h:,i h,en under 'lle care Of ply.
sici. ~. moe III i. s. cn months and my mala-
i, st.Ii continued % increase, IN tact had be-
cone ulecia,qd, wl,cn BY chance, became ac-
,,t,aintcd 7gith Mr.. Ltn.t fmd,f, who informed
NE that he bclt tytd rs could cue me III very
shor, time vlth ii, ifa0.tn, ii,c bot,les Of which
restored me 10 ii.i. and eoll.luit.
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NOTICE.

Persons having cluns agansf tac estate #
tttNER Ofi.fI, deed, vii please pres q
then,. propchly authenticated. for settlement,
and an persons indebted 10 said estate, arc re-
jucsttd to discharge their accounts shout dc
lav "a EZRA HONPE&, .4dnl'f.
Wilmington, 9TH Mo- ID, 1877. aa.-i.
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GENERAL REGISTER
Dry Good Merchants

Chalkiy Somers, 48, Market-street
bu2by * Bassett, 50, market st.
John Patterson, so market Street.
w b. Tomlinson, No. sc, mark ct Stree,
John K. Brinckle, corner ofmark ct & Oueon
streets. Neh
William M'Caullcy, Brandywine, north side
of the Bridge. ''ae
Allan thomson, 43 market st.
John w. Iatum, so market st.
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Five Dollars Reward.

Ran away from ,ht subscriber, living n New
Castle, Del al alcnured apprentice 70 the
blsihs3t,, named SAMUEL HtNA-
" .,N. Had on when he went aWaya blae cioih
coat Witl vchyt collar ncarly new; new tW
hat, d,ik striped pantaloon,, white cotton stock
inSs, .ll pumps ncari, nee. lie was about ]
tcet sctcn Or ciGht inches high, about IS Years
old, large eyes, and rolls u his wi.lk Whoever
Vii secure saia boy So that can get him again,
5All receive the above reward.
JnllN MATTHEW'S
Newcastle. Dcl, 1uly II, l827.
Isl Il i expected l.e is II Philadelphia All
persons arc forbid haibpring hi,r at thtr peril
Aug Il. i8--.it
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Grand A4iteyatuve Lotsery

of tie state OF Matt land, Nill take place u ta,.
Ci ~ 1f BALridoHt, on Wednesday the l1th Of
OctoUlv, and vil Dc completed ol tliat d,N-
This lo;tciy il the most brtliianl in tI.c iltted
States; containing he,i.'cs the CAPITAL, ot 3p.o91
DOLLARS, and 10000 DOLLARS, ~ Is,
than Ten prizes Of TWO THOUSAND DOL
LARS cAehi
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Price Of Tickets,

TJao'e 1|elcf,. y, 90 Qtastav,........sl -
Rohes, ......... 2 50 = sbfhs,........ 623
=. Order, from any par Of th- TINTED State,
either by mail (post paid) or private conveyance
enclosing the Cash OF Pti1e Ticket, u any Of the
Lotteries, viii meet lhe same prompt and pune
tual attention, as if on personal application.
gIr.d9dceSs to
j.. /. COHEN, IT. & EitolIIEks, Bohimoe
Baltimore, August 9, lS,7.
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Wines, /. II sra SART.
PhintcIjhta, Eeie4Wp III, 1877.

jtitpd. ,oh'a .lprd I'm 1927.
hereby certify that -, wife was afflicted NTH
the raost c.rrnia,ing Rheumatic pans in all her
limits fer months, being advised 10 Try par-
heg's Pannceo, procured tt,o httt!.s, one how
ever, entrci> removed tnr pain, and She is now
wcll.
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Ietter, Ulcers, &c. &c.
1t IS particularly beneficial in Rteumatisms, its
effect, being such IS completed! TO remove the
complaint.
In all cutaneous diseases, or affections OF the
skin, perhaps there is no medicine that has been
more etnincntly successful In the carly stages
Of Consumption, il will be found Of emnent ser
vice. 1t affords eifectual relief in Syluhitittc
and NcrcuriM Diseases.
Several cases Of Iannlice have been radically
removed BY the use D, only few bottles.
Dyspepsia, indigestion, is taken away by
its powerful virtues; and where Children arc
concerncdit il i. known to be \ salntary operative
and for that purpose kept by families to be used
in the comnl.ii.t, Incident to the change of the
seasons.
\ Tins Mcdiciur Is Warranted Genuine, and is
/ eqlai % an, naw in use; it is carefully prepared
ron, Nc original Recipe,
i,s JOHN A. PARKER.
Directions for using this Medicine, and certh
Gates from respectable persons who II has raaic
aHy cared ot various tmVrmed diseases, accom-
pany each bottle,
This raiGeri has been highly recommended
iiy many respectable PhgsicianS. and PTofeSSr
in The imutaY ~ PenpSHi,usta. 1t has per
formed Icnsi kabe cures, after all The efforts 0
experience and skill have failed. timely us'
ii il sill prevent G0nMaoFttDns. as IT carries oi
lic complaints that ttrnnttc ~ tins fatal wid
spreading diseasS. 1t "a well known fact, tina
mare lie ~ith tbs disease than OF any other Il
which tho human f.imiy are exposed. Indeed
il ~. prci to such ..n Alarming csient, and & s.
certain ialts operation. whrn once il has got til
aacenlchgN, llll We cannot be too careiulin III mp
ping in the hnt tie diseases that generate it,
: in cases where Mcrcuiy has been used, the e
irels ui which remain in the system, tits an inYa
~ a. t,t.,f.
iis wontcd visor and suundncss and completed
cri,dicatea the elils tlft attend il, and man
more can bear testimony 70 il good effects
,his nnrtlcnlAI.
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alGE1EsT rRgZE;, $4,000.
SCHEME.

9t'o1 pri2ca ainonniMYto Sll3.NI0
subiecy TO the usual deduction offif,ccn per cent
cJ1he Cash for the whole Of the Prizes can
be had al G0iiFN'S OFFICE, the moment they
are drawn
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CERTIFICATES.

10 the c:ue Of s:n,mi aud Alexander. Fri
itrs. IAHneltl lnhlu,
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Vegetable Renoyating Panacea

Carefully prepared from the original recipe,
and warranted equal to any now IN use
FOR THE CURE OF
Liver Complaints, Scrofula, or
Kings Evil, Mercurial Disease,
Tumours, Putrid Sore Throat,
letter, Ulcers, &c. &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-04-05

judge of NY surprise, when, on rails
Ing my head, instead Of the wrlnkled
visage of superannuated woman, !
beheld the smiling coun;enance ola
rosy child, with bright blue eyes, and
ildXen hair. have seen little boy
about 10 or IL year, of age, with long
black cloak, silk breeches, his hands
IN the pockets, silver shoe buckles, a
pipe in his mouth, and the whole
crowned by three cornered cooke
hat, under which the youth moved
with gravity of demeanor becoming
his great grandfather.
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POETRY
BaTTLE SONG.
oF A sRseIAv soLpIER's MlsrREs

os A sREeIAS SOLDIERS MISTRESS.
60 f1rthl like the sun in his m'gh'
60 forthi-l,ke the dawning OF day;
Nay the plume on Thy helm be the star Of the
fight
AID thy brand be the fash of the fray!
love thee-yet Dc'er be II sad,
That love did thy spirit RESTRAIN.
had rather behold thee hero and dead,
Than a coward IN life To remain.
Then forward and fear nou" the battle cry be,
With glory return, or return not to me
l could joy DER thy corse, though my tears
Should.wash the red wounds death had made!
For each crimson cash like a ruby appears,
On the front il It be but display'd!
But OH my soul never could bear
The thought that thou f'ed'st from the foei
One scar on the back would awaken despair,
Aud give to my heart its death blow.
Then forward and fear nOtl" the battle cry be,
With glory return, and welcome 10 me!
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The EiePant HorSe
~ QUICK SILVER,


" Cune -uay, until O'Clock p, m. at the stable
of Robert Boak, in Buckles.towni and on
THURSDAYS, Fridays and Saturdays, at tie sta
BILE of Abraham Nsrlatt, near HoSes Run, and
be let TO mares at the moderate price OF SIR dot
lnrs the season, (but may be discharged by the
payment of foe doNars within the sesson;) tao
dollars (cssh) tue single leap-otherWs CON
sidered by the season; and ten dofdrs to ensur-
mare in foal to be paid when the mare proves
with fpal; parting with removing, or not Con.
tinuing the ensured mare regularly 10 the horse,
forteits the insurance money, The season has
commenced, apd will end the last OF June
next.
Quick Silver IS a beautiful iron or silver grey,
seven years old this spring, fifteen hands three
inches high, in pontof form IS not surpasse d
by any horse in this part of the countryi he was
got by the imported horse Frederick, who was
got by Selin; well known and celebrated run.
ling horse in England. Quick, SiIver's dam
was got by Col Copeland's Badger; his grand
dam b. j. Inskp's st. Clair; his great grand
dam by Prices celebrated horse Grab, his
great great grand dam, by Capt. Parsons noted
horse Grandbay, who was taken from British
officer IN the state Of Jersey in the Revolution
AIRY war, ard was taken to the South BRANCH
OF the Potomac, in Hardy county. Virginia.
SAMUEL VANDiVER.
March 90
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a'LECIIOS,--tn election will be held on
e. MONDAY the 9th day Of April, at the Court
House of this county. to elect fit and suitable
person 10 represent the district, composed of
the counties OF Berkeley, Jefferson, Hampshire,
Hardy and Morgan, in tie Congress Of The Uni
ted States also to elect person 10 represent the
counties OF Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy and
Morgan, in the Senate Of pTgtaa; and two per
sons to serve as members OF the House of Dele
ga.es. JACOB WEVER, SAE
March Ste Berkeleu countu
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-The sub
l. scrlber wishes to sell the House and Lot
he at present occupies in the town of Martins.
burg. situate on the North side of King street.
adjoining the Presbyterian Church. The pro.
perty consists of half Lot we'll enclosed. =
convenient Dwelling House and Kitchen. with
ro0my Cellar and all necessary out bmldlngs,
in good repair. The garden is coed one with
variety OF choice fruit trees, and water very
convenient rs private residence, or for an
industrious mechanic, there are few situations
in the town more eligible. TO one disposed to
purchase. the tetms will be moderate.
Feb 22.--tf. JAMES Ian DERKIN
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CORN FOR SALE-The subscriber, living
~ near Lee.town, Jefferson county. has
200 Barrels of Corn
for sale, at two dollars Per barrel.
THOMAS w, DAVIS,
March %
1--WE DOLLARS REV Dian away

IyNVE DOLLARS REV DIAN away
Il from the subscriber, living N Msrtmsburg,
on Friday thu 10Th inst an indebted apprentice
to the SGoemaking business, named SAMUEL
KEESECKER, aged about ~ years, stout
made, five feet six or eight inches high; had on
and took with him fine fur hat, nearly new, a
good cassinet coat and psntaloons. and other
clothing not recolIe cted. All persons are here.
by strictly forbid from arbouring him, as am
determined to prosecute every one SO offending
The above reward will be paid upon his being
taken up and returned.
Q-rThe Guardian of the above named boy,
10y whom he was bound) will take notice, that
as have sustained considerable injury in his
loss, shall sue for the recovery OF the loss so
sustained.
JAMES LANDERKIN.
March %
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FEsRUST SALE.-By virtue of a

IA Trust Deed executed to the undersigned
on the 8 h day of February, 1926. by Andrew
Vim and Mary his wife, Tor certain purposes
therein mentioned, and now Of record in the
county court OF Berkeley, tie undersigned will
proceed to sell, for CASH, in front Of Grege's
Tavern. Falling Waters, on SATURDAY.. tLs
5M day Of May merit, the one ninth part Or
share OF undivided TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning l75 acres, iste the property of John
Pitzer, decd. This farm adi7ns the lands Of
Archibald Shearer. Charles Downs, and others,
near the River Potomac, and 10 wen improved.
Also two horse sIeighs BIacksmith's Bellows
and Side Saddle. The sale will take place be.
tween the hours of ID and 5 O'clock Such
title as is vested IN me as Trustee (Which is
presumed to be goodl will be made the pur.
chaser. ADAM LEWIS. Tynsts,
March l5-ctds