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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
ROgERT HTLgp4RD.

yn ENDERS mis- TO hs mend, AMI the public, A. .
VI Commission Agent aud hope by s'i'e attention. 20 hi,
nes share of the public patronage he VII fe All
Lias County ptoiue, such Tobacco Flour Cotton, ~
may generally be found =, the Tobacco Watfo" dur
ing the hours OF Inspection" Oee (es- s'de) roiinS S"o's~
Warshouse.
~ The Editors Of The Petersburg Intelligence, kae'sh
egIsier and Iyn hhus Veinsn, viii iuhh The shave adj
vere,neni Otiuie ard fot vsfd their accounts 20 x g.
A,,1 ~ fu-fOf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
,li.4USR.4L'S SNLE.

IoUBSUAST accre. oi the Superior Court Of Chan
oery for the Richmond ditric', r,unouneej the 25t
day FebfuHy, 1897, the II ciJddin Tay AID
Taylor GolJn, ,hdl tie 4o day ~ Ma, MA III
f sale at public auction, 20 tie hishe, 'dds the pie
muses. the house lot tiie PROCEEDING Ir.nont hcng
ie house ot situated tic south sde Of Bacon Quarter
Brdroh lying te city Of hichmOnd ard pat ~ the lot
purthi.tJ by the sad John Cos Philip FUIcirf stno
aud Jane wife: TENS, credit SIS 9s.Ye cie
teen months tgJt'ahle NOTES w.ib APPROVED ends tqd
pure hatf. S.ie strt 'ciocG T. ~.
joins GUEREANT, in.s.c. e. .. Il.
Rptil g. tns-ds Or he oF hfs DrUtaics.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

NE Hs'' a" land belonging IT, The hers Of Johu DInd1gp
y igi ssie Tue shove tact situated tie county
fI'nce toEe immediately james fvef, stjoiuiug the
isln' o. george and William HARRISON Esq's aud Mrs EJioe,
aho efn' about TX hundred scr-sj of the bed
"''shooh hod ~ Virginia, and 81 Inferior fertility,
mo;, 81 = ,esyy tnbersd; IL otaon aud quality render
ne mo- "ts"Ahe Tract Of snd fpt .aie this Viz
TfHihs Ednn"d Christian, Esq. Johu Dsndridge,
Ayri ~. ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
-a.NDERSOW. G.qRTH &. co.


TyAyE aud receiving per The sohGrnri Reaper
sud Magnolia Boston, anu Sea Horse, Ea & Me-
,hau, on New York Tho following Articles whi, they ovr
ior sale upon III, usual teru,s
"a o. UnDS. 81. Cio, Iucovado and " ocaps S"ees
VI - 50 hhis. a-.oitcd Loaf do
$50 hays green .ufsr, past very superior
- java do
g. bids Egg ,,h ila"d Ms!a'ses
do and } whskry
So do Old high proof dn
: puncheors Ahg.s ,r,a
.uli lai..>s ,1
: pipes inr old ooGnac Brandy
% hill, apple
rive Old Holland Gin
Sicily
lo,t ( v;ue,
Malar, '"a
-, hrS., grnp 1yv!er tes.
C,ntlcs Jact.rn's aud N""iro1is hratd-
100 krg. Is, siI,'- y"npov..
10 ton shot assorted
Al do assorted
,iu ~ ugh moui'
Germs. Ens!i'h ,id American Svsl
ut ant wrought Nails
Ia, lead
irl.so. msdd.r, s.n, eOrrera'
ir,mst.ne
P.preI, rim-n'" Ginger, rn'n'ess
,.p. letter, and wrapping paper
J;.i : r,!s, plough lines tw.me
lemii"hns Si"nrwsie
.ouo1 Vans AnI From In" unon N''rf'" unins
Ind ., PidIs Co. NJ Mayl-Id
snruc uS-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
Medical Institute oil PhiiaieIphIa.

EttE Summer Cause IF Lrcgrts ip 6ssn on hlonday
~ the sIh ut Apps. hd SATURDAY. pfeet ding
ne hist Monday Of November. The 81 husu, il a
vacation.
Nathaniel Chapman, NJ D.. On thr P,actioe q Medicine
VIM. r. Dtwsts, VI. D. On midwifery.
ThOs. Hams, Nj D. Su .eon u. States Navy On opere-
live Surgery.
Saul .iacksor, NJ D. On M,,ofia Msdica,
WIN. T. H0inrr, VI D. On Ams,Ouy
Jno Mitchell, NJ b. Ga Chemistry.
John Bell, M b. o. the institutes OF sdieine and srsdi
cal Juiisprudeice
Hugh l.; Hodge, NJ n On the Principle, cf Surgery
And 10. Ioj- b.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
lIFRSH.fL'H NALE.

PURSUANT ~ of IN, bupeOf Court n Chsnccf,
81 The Hithin ..iifc, pronounced on The 8fh da,
June, $780, ~ the oi Cmter vs Anthony, shall liz
4th day MAY, 1827 oer fpf sale II public auction to th
highest bidder tor ash, tie lot 81 snd the dug,
mentioned, b.ins oi NJ. 75i, IN me city Of rhd Sale
- be made az, I1eInf-cs, a. I'clocs.
JOHN GUERRANT, m. . r. e.r.d.
" one IF kis Osput3cs
Ao,d g. fu8--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
.wEU -N:aYaL HOSPIvHL.

z '"EnAL wages and constant tr,,,o, nj he given
ol Tue -uhsei ib.f n frt CdRpENy TENS,
"hiChLiIERS, MISO.YS. ITD RLdCASNIIHS
WITH, 49, JOHN iiaViLaNB, AI.hit..L
H"'idrs Site, Fort Nelson opposite
N"ioik, Mireh "a 1877.
April ~. ne =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
M; GOODS.

NI7FI-'0 u VO'I3I'S'
y.rIIIIAN NEALE 60 have icr-i,rd per the Gum.
~ h., .no from tn.iaieiphia, and uhtr iate nai,
f,,u New Ynik, pat If thrN Spi.ng supply;
AMONG IHICH IRE,
A. nd 6 ! cotton tsmnric
i;on.snIn and i'tiri-, ncw s'!ie
Mini i,enn.t ani book wu'H'
Pan, ,ir iyur eh Sws' muslin.
s E.'s,. .'pipe and e'nsha~'
ho.
E,o,su csmiri-, - hrnnts
swiss mn. in .r-i &, mes c"'''rs AMI hik"
TI-ran, ,,Is and ssnLe iIki-
Crazy Japt caps
Lace do
j"hhnet wells
PLAN culoII ed G. fo de- NJ
a. irsh linen, .Tentns
Cotton oaIsimeTes
nu1 white and fancy co'ored Masesl!es
I,u- nd yellow
1,,.ic,' kid, hor skin .nd beaver giov"s
Wnh msu, other aJs, when they oder for iae 1T their
,.,,r low prICes
Nurilg iIZ-~U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
aULyERT fSE,5E.N-T.

s-IIE tract u Land called I Grove, coni'nins shove
oo S,ny IN The lower end ~ A,ueiis county, for
meiv adse,,ed s It'll fsr sale Il would nsks excellent
on plantation n will be sold al tosrtsf 81 divided ui'
UrlI n GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

1U0sT TED jan Of spoitsyssnia county, tit
" 4h day Il Septemhe runaway negro man, he
n.me . B0B aid that tcongs T. Russell Bsugho, Of the
state Of Georgia, aud county u -. lie u ehsu thrty
years old hee IL hall inches hg has lo soIne ~
he o,s teeth b. confeyirn, dark brown, his clothing
two p,if II yantaloon yellow, the other white cotton
.sni. and hlee yt-the requested prove DO
prore,iy,ay the fee, AMI charge, be vii he sold
l,c directs tho HfI Ks.
7is'1r Tor 90 tsyysbia o. snt,.
Ny. "a 7TlD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

yTyHE shsetibsr hi thanks 10 his hisnJs and the
public, IT. business heretofore e"hded 10 him,
leave i ufofn them he will ms attention hereafter
regularly to receiving aud selling AL kds VI country pro
duce lie undertake also, e. buy sbjures, horses male,
OF other property fO the onimy dtng
o,der aud s,md the property Them sitter putosse-
ofee will bs kept The agcon aud
NJ Henry w. MoDewe. opposite the BsliTayen.
JOSEPH Z. PRICE.
foil =
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bedford, apri;ia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
From d. East port Sentinel .Apeust ~

TFoW He EsHSt Poft ce"Ho '"gUH SW'
Capt. Bradford, ofbrig Colombia, arrived
here last evening in 81 days from Liver.
pool favored uS with London paper OF the
Goth June.
An article dated Vienna, June l3, says
that news had just been received from Tri
este of Lord Cochrape having ohtaned q
great advantage over the Turkish fleet.
By an article from Paris paper of III,
23d June it appears that decisive orders
have been given by Russia, France, anC
England to unite their respective fleets t.
"separate the combatants," Greeks ant
Turks
The same paper says "that they have Il
lament the deplorable events that have tn
ken place before Athens but gives no par
tcUlars respecting them Letters, however
from Syra say, "lhat the defeat before a
ihens had filed all Greece with consterna
ton, and that the Greeks complained o
Lord Cochrane."
A number of French ships Of war have
been ordered tn the Mediterranean, and
considerable Russian feet is also ordered
10 that sea.
The grain law crisis is not yet over il
the House Of Lords.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16
where coal is also to be found in inexhaus

wnere cohi is also 10 oS 'o""" y" '"
tible quantities. 80.
Your memorialists respectfully submit
that duty of one per cent per pound on
hammered bar iron, and corresponding
advance on the present duty on steel, are
necessary for the complete and permanent
establishment of the manufactures OF iron
and steel.
Flax and hemp, with their products, may
be obtained in such quantities as to super
cede the use of foreign flax and hemp. and
the manufactures from them, II protected
from the large importations Of those arti-
cles from foreign countries.
The further protection of large capital
in distilled spirits, is also respectfully re.
commended 10 the consideration OF Con-
gress, as important to the grain growing
states.
Further protection to cotton goods and
printed cottons, is invited by the success
of the coarse cottons, which, like every 9TH
er article adequately protected by law,
have become cheaper aud better than SIM
liar manufactures formerly brought from a
broad.
Harrisburg, Pa. .7ugust Sd 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16
AUCTIONS.
Administrators Sale.

BY rirtus Of decree ofthe Supreme L.di.
eial Court, for the county Of .Ns,cpork,
wiN be offered for sale at Public AUCTION,
onhe premises, on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER nert,
A 1.-the right, title and interest which
~ BENJAMIN Pearco, at the time of his de-
cease had in and to the real estate herein at
ter described, VIA lot of Land, with ;ho
Dwelling House and Om-buildngs thereon
standing, situate in Marlborough street, sub,
iect to the dover of the widow in that part see
off to her by order of court--one other lot OF
land with the Dwelling House and out.build-
ings thereon. situate in Duke-street, and .
Lot Of Land situate on Easton Point, No -
in the division Of said Point, the last subject
To quit-rent. ESTHER PEARCE.
BY her Attorney, X, X. RANDOLPH:
aug 10, ls27. 4w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16
Instrumental Music,
Or, an Introduction 10 The same,

Or, an Introduction 10 The same,
NOMPRlSlNG the first principles--and
~ each scholar taught in scientific and
comprehensive manner in 20 lessons, by tho
subscriber, a practical performer on the clari-
net, trumpet, trumpet marine, hautboy, grand
oboe, Cor amana yoce) serpent, German flute,
octave do, additional key d do, ilageoet dos
hggotto, bassoon, plan forte, zuiialo, violio
hurdy, Tyre, violin viola, (or tenor fdd'e) oyni-
balls, plain aagcoct, patent fagcolei, douhl9
barfel'd do, French horn, trombone, r, clari-
net plain buglc, six key d bugle, htc, Spanish
guitar, violoncollo or bass viol, The iectutoa
have commenced, positively, only for ono
month in which time each pupil viii ~
taught, and attend individually on separate
hours ofthe day, or evening, rs n,ny beat suis
their mutual convcnienCe-apd will insure to
any attentive learner from the first principles,
10 play ~ popular airs on any solo, or singio
Instrument, who have no ear for music and
whose efforts were Intellectual TO attain thio
DIVINE Arr in said term--or no cOmpoRSatiOyS
0ii be required
hNArEUrs imprest FOR farther improvement
on Chromatic Music, the SosATAs not limited,
The terms moderate, and his attention assidu.
ous. Warranted instruments for sale, bg
J. II HOFFMAN
For terms, inquire at the N T. Commercial
Bank. Newport, aug. y.
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Real Estate fOr Sale,

On MONDAY, 2sih inst. IN front Of Tow'i-
sends Ccfee. House, ,rili be sold at .3uc-
ton.
(If not previously disposed of at tprvate sale,)
4 Small Farm now occupied by Nathan
~ Brownell, adjoining the farm OF the
Hon. Asher Z obbins, consisting Of about I'D
acres of Ian with a dwelling house and
other buildings standing thereon. Condi-
tons at time and place. :. CoaNELL.
Aug. l6. WIN. LOWE, .3ncf'r.
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upon the election, anu 1 endeavored 20 con-
vince him that such would BE- the etfoet' The
conversation was not as full as that With Gen
Jackson. The major politely declined to COM
ply with my request, and advised mo TO pro-
pound my question 20 the General himseni Us
possessed a full share Of his confidence
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Lancaster, Aug. Sth, lS27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16

.N'ems of Peace bet,cetn BR.fZlL and
BUE.NOS .4IRES C0rrobordtsd

Extract Of Il letter from the Quarantine Ply
sican. dated Aug. l3.
"Arrived, sch. Susan e. Phebe, Capt
HEDGE, in 32 days from Pernambuco
Peace was declared between Bucnos .Ay
res and Brasii two days before she sailed
There were great rcjoicings, and business
as wellas the people, wore new aspect
This vessel is abou, 10 days later from
Pernambuco than our previous news from
that place.. Bos. Pail.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16
ST. LoUIs July ~.

Si' bosio'uiN
Expedition against the hdidis.--A de-
tachnenr of 500 troops under the command
OF Gen. Atkinson, passed here on Sunday
last, in the steam boat Hamilton and India :
ma, from Jefferson, Barracts. They were
here joined by the steam boat Essex. on
board of which part of the troops were
embarked. The expedition is destined for
the Upper Mississippi, to protect our citi.
zens in that quarter, and chas,se the In.
dians for their late attack upon thea.
Republican.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16
.4T THE OLD OFFICE.

n. Y. Consolidated Lottery,
Was drawn yesterday in the city of N. Y.
ScnEME.--I prize Of sl5,0O0; ! off,OOO;
Of $500; OF 1000; of I,75O; of |, 500;
of l,426; 4 Of 1000, &c. &c. &c.
81 Moss ballots. Tickets S5--quar.
ters 81 25. But very few tickets on hand
and for sale at the Old Lucky Office Of
J.C. SHAW.
Nos. drawn in the Vermont Lottery,
Class Sd. 81 / IA %
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Dim.
Nautical fnteIIiaencr.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Boston,
Brig Union, Patterson, Boston,
Sloop Albany, Vars, New York,
CLEARED.
Sloop Mary, Burt, Philadelphia,
Schooner Sally Hope, Baker, Provid.
Sloop Speed, Rose, Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.
Spoken, July 29th, lat "a, Ion. "a, ship
George Champlin, Hudson, ~ days fr. this
port for Havana.
Arr at Wilmington, lst inst. schr. Ad-
ans. fr. this port.
Sailed fr. Matunzas, 22j ult. ship Elbe,
Litllefeld, for Cowes.
At Havana, July 2lst, brig Fame, Big
ley, Of Providence, unc.
AT Malta, early in June, schr. Caliban,
Dayton, Of this port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16
p NE w GOODS.
n. SWEET.
No. ll2, Thames-st,
Cheapside. .Nmport


WILL. open on Friday, 10Th August. a
w Fresh Supplyof some of the BEST
.4RG.4LN,S ever offered in Newport, and
bought with cash at the lowest rate.
.imong rhtth are the folionipg .4rticles, ris;
Colorcd cambric tor is. belt ribbons, elo-
CANT Swiss muslin. Russia diaper. white lin.
ems from 20 cts to : pc, yd; real good mems
hemp hose, cheap; best double chain black
evantinc, bombszecns aud boinhaaetts, cheap;
wide selvagc, best black Grape, napkin and
Canton do, black Grape hdkis and wells also
black calicoes, hdkis. and hose Swiss, book
null and India muslins; Al sheetings for on.
ly l2d cts, bieached do Is; black pins, black
horse skin gloves. black lusirng, sinchaw,
satin and plaids. brown cambria, ladies silk
cotton worsted and hemp hose fine manda-
reen black Grape for gentlemens clothes; nj.
81 best leather satin, florentinc, real good
long Ia wn and linen pocket hdiis cheap; ele-
giant prints of new style, very cheap thread
laccs, very cheap lot of lannels, white pear
lings, pins, tape, bobbins, buttons, &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16

DROPOSES, on Monday tho 3D. Of Seps
4 tember, Opening school for the Ios
structon Of young Ladies in the varlou8
branches Of female education. hlco, tho
French language ; Diagram painting; lnce
and fancy work will be taught on moderate
terms. Mrs. GAMMELL will be assiduoGd
in promoting the Improvement Of The pupss
who moy be cop6dcd 10 her care--and tlIS
patronage of her kind friends and the pubs
lie, will be ever gratefully acknowledged
Application to be mude at her residence,
north part ofThames street. aug, 8
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The Washington Telegraph. an cpposit-
ion paper, says all that came TO the know
ledge ofGen. Jackson has not been disclos.
ed by him.
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NOTICE,

VIIE subscriber has been appointed I'D.
i ministrator, de bonis non, on the esi
tate Of WILLIAM ALnno, late Of Ports;
mouth, deceased, and il legally qualified
to act in said capacity :--All persons ia.
deb,ed to said cs,ate.are requested 20 mails
immediate payment, and those having dsi
mands against the same, will present tifetA
TO him for settlement.
JOHN COOK, Admir-. dc bonis nom
Portsmouth, Auo a. 1907
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16

The Kennebcc bridge at Augusta is Sc
far rebuilt, that il is now passed by foo
passengers, and it is expected to be sool
completed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16

A slight shock of an earthquake was
felt in this town last evenin =, about z o.
clock Portsmouth, n. II. Journal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16
TO LET.

find possession giren on the lst Of Ssptem-
Der ntrf.
TliE Store now occupied by WILLIAM
Il LirrLErIELp, belonging to the Mer-
chants Bank. Apply to the Cashier at the
Bank. Aug. 10th, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16
NEXT LOTTERY CHE.3P Tickets
Grand State Lottery, No. ID,

Will be drawn on Thursday next, in Prov
idence.
SCHEME.-l prize of $1,000; of 1000;
of l.236; of coo; ] of900; ! ofS00; |
of GOO: | of 500; | of 300; Of 300 10 of
100: "A of 30; "a of 25; J2S of a; 567Gof2.
Tickets only &2-halves $l--quarters
10 cents--to be had in II great variety OF
numbers at the Old Lucky Office of
J. &. SHAW.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons are hereby forbid visiting the
n NEW PORT ASYLUM, or any part of
the Island of Coasters llarbor, without a
Permit, as the Act of the Town prescribing a
penalty for The offence, will bc strictly en-
forced. BY order of the Board
JOHN b. NEWTON Sec'ry.
Newport, aug. lG. ls21
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-08-16
MarrtC0.

In Providence, Mr.. Robert Wilson of ".
York, to Miss Mary a Logan Of the former
place WIN. +. Summons TO Miss Caro-
line IL Wilson.
Dim.
In Providence, on Monday 9Th inst MIR
John Fowler son Of Mr. George Fowler, OF
this town, aged 90 years-Mr. Thomas Rey.
nolds, aged 40 years.
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Domestic Industry Lottery,

To be drawn next Thursday, in Providence.
SCHEME.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
a PLANTATION.

THE Subscriber offers for private sale, valua-
bic Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading to Elk,
about two miles below Chistiana- Bridge. 1t con-
tans 12 acres, 30 of which are under thriving tim
Der, and the remainder under tlage, with good
proportion well set with clover there is also on the
premises good bearing orchard-the fences are in
good order. The buildings are a good dwelling,
house, stable and granary. further description
will be given, and the land shewn to any one apply
ing by the subscriber, living on the Plantation
WILLIAM B. MINTIRE.
15--t1Dec
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
EEAMlTLTON'S NxTxgxTs.

II sovereign rPn1edv J0r C0fdS, 0bStanMe CoughS
.aSthnas, sore IHroats, and approaching Con.
symptoms. and most disorders ythejnast d lungs
A SINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that il
restores the determination of the fluids the s.rice the
body and brings the common heitul persp.rat.on;
that it dsloges and cvacuates the tough phegm or
mucus, s,regthens the weakened vessels of The lunps
sheathes The acrimonious hunor which irr,aes them md
hlally discharges it Thus striking at the root Of the dis.
oder the symptoms are of course eiec uay and perma
nently conquered, the Of common medicines, which,
weaken the constitution aud give strength the dsorde
for the sake of nodeats Tor tile present of lis pan
tul effects.
10 parents who have children afflicted witt, The
NIfO0PLNu COUoH.
This discovery of The first magnitude as it n,ls I'M
mediate rec checks The progress, and il short time en-
tlely the cruel disorders TO which children
are ablc.Ihe elixir is perfectly agreeable, and Tie
dose > SMALL tia no difiiculi, arises ~ taking it
Hanilton's gcnuioe Essence and eafracf Of ustard
safe and eftec,uaI remedy for acme and chronic reu
mats, rout, rheumatic gou, pasey unbago numbness.
white swengs, chblans, spfains, bruises, pain in the
face and neck, &c &c.
Lees hafalEble .ague and Ftcer Drops.
For the Of ague. cent, and termu ent fevers
LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
Is invaluable cosmetic, perfectly innocent and safe
of unparalleled efficacy npre, entg & removing beml,e
IN ie face and skin, OF every kind particularly neckes
pmpes, scurts, letters rng-wnrms burns, &c. render
ing the skin delcaeiy soft and clear and improving the
complexion.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
| The only remedy yet discovered which gives immediate
and lasting rellef in the most severe instances.
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE TEETH
AND GUNS.
This excellent prepalaon comforts and strengthens the
gums preserves tie enamel from decay, and ceanses '
whitens the teeth absorbing all that acrmpnios slmeani
foalness which, suffered TO accumulate, never fails to
jure, and finally rain them.
THE D.lJNylSK LIP SALVE,
Is recommended, (partlcularly the alles) ele
giant and pleasant preparation TOR chapped and hpa
and every bemsh and inconvenience occasoned by colds
fe, ers, &c speedily restoring 3eauul rosy COLOUR am!
delicate softness 10 the lips
Ha|'n's Genuine Eye Water.
sovereign remedy for all diseases of The eyes.
CORN PLASTER.
An infalible remedy for corns speedily removing them,
| root and branch, without giving pain
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the Itch.
warranted an lnailbe remedy one application, no.
containing particle ofmercuy any dangerous nged-
ent whatever.
The subscribers have just received the above az
tices, fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store in
Maden-Lane, Newly York, and for sale by particular
appointment in Wilmington,
II. Porter & Son.
July Is, 1897. 24-tf
Delaware journal., 1827-10-09
SCOOPS z.1rT. OF BoNApARTE,
Just received and for sale Jy R. PORTE.

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