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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
Valuable Medicines.
H9vJps .a.N7IBILIOUS PILLS.

Ha.NHS .AN7IBILIOUS PILLS.
The operation OF these Pills is perfectly ml'u 80
that they may be used with safety by persons :"
every situation, and OF every age.
They are excellently adapted 10 carry W saf
luous bile, and prevent its morbid secfet'ohs
restore and amend the appetite-lo procuAe ne
perspration and thereby prevent colds which u
len have fatal consequences, dose never 1ails 10
remove a cold, if taken on its first appearance,
They are celebrated for removing hapilual cos,
tiyeness sickness at the stomach, and severe heao
ache, and ought to be taken by all persons On
change OF climate
A dose otthese pills, taken once every two weeks,
during the prevalence of our bilious levers WI
prove an iniaiable preventive; and IN the carrier
stages of those diseases, their use VIII very sehei
ally succeed in restoring health, and irequeh'y y,
cases esteemed desperate, and beyond the power u
common remedies.
They are found remarkably cilcacious IN pre-
venting and curing disorders attendant ON long Voy
ages, and should be procured, and carefully pre-
served for use by every seaman.
IIamilton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
| Which have within sixteen years past cured an
immense number OF persons OF both sexes, OF every
age and in every situation, OF various dangerous
complaints arising from WORMS, and from obstruc-
t;ons or foulness in the stomach or bowels.
dose of this medicine given occasionally during
| the warm season, will ehectually proven. ,ne W.
hitting and purglng of children" dreadful disor-
der, which annually destroys thousands OF the IN
FAINT part Of our citizens. 1t is likewise the miidest
and most certain remedy known and has restored
TO health and strength great number when IN an
advanced stage of this fatal complaint. Particular
and plain instructions given for every part OF The
necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eager
ness, it having pleasingappearance and an agree
| able taste.
i HAMILTON'S GRAND REST ORATlNE.
Is recommended as an invaluable medicine, Tor the
speedy relief and permanent cure OF !,
i Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
i Consumptlons stomach 4 back
Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion
Loss of Appetite, Melancholy,
Immunity of the blood, Gout in the Stomach,
Hysterical Affections. Pains in the Llnbs,
Inward Weakness 4 Debility, Relaxations, &C. &C
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LEA PUSEY

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public, that he has removed his Office to No. 1922,
Market Street, next door to the Town Hall, where it
will be his business to draw DEEDS, MORTGA-
GEES. INDENrURES, and all other instruments
Of flirting incident to his calling which he will
endeavor to do with accuracy and despatch for those
who may be 50 kind as to call upon him.
mo. Sd, 1928 1OO--4t
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WANTED.

a situation in Dry Good or Grocery store. by
Young Man, about the aye of 8 Or 10 years. Good
recommendations viii be furnished. For further
particulars, apply TO r. Porter s. Son. No. 81, Mar
ket Street.
March 10. 95--4tpd
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Commission Store, No. 81, Chesnut-St
Anthony II. Morris,
PHILADELPHIA,

BUYs AND SELLS ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDIzE-
and will receive Bark and Produce of any kind and
dispose Of it the best and most reasonable terms
From his acquaintance with the Tanners and Mer-
chants generally, A. Z. NJ. believes those who ia
vor him with their business may expect speedy and
satisfactory sales. 87--6m
y. B. For further particulars, inquire of George
". and Ezekiel Jenkins, Tanners, Camden, Del
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Six Gents Reward,

Runaway from the subscriber on Sunday the
9th Inst. two boys apprentices to the Baking bust
ness, the named Edyvard Mrsh about 90 years
old short stout built lad the other named Isaac
Moore, rather slender, and small Of his age--they
both had on grey cloth coates, and blue cassinet
pantalets. The above reward will be paid for them,
if both brought home, or cents for either but no
charges. 1t is expected they are in New Y ork CT
ty. All persons are forbid haiboyins them on pain
OF being dealt with to the utmost rigor of the
law.
AILLER DU.NOTT.
Wilmington, Delaware, March, 25th 1928.
o. The New York American will insert the
above four times, and send their bill 10 this office
97--.tt.
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Feb. 9Th. 1928.
10 kscnt,

A FRAME STORE, in End street. No. 10, on
the North side Of the lower market good stand
for public business at present occupied as Saddlers
Shop. Inquire of
WASHINGTON RICE.
IVTlnaiagton Feb 90, 1925 91-tf
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Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of THOMAS
WAY, late of the Borough of Wilmington deceas-
ed, are requested to make immediate payment
and those having legal claims to present them, duly
attested, for settlement 10
WELCOME GRAY, administrator.
March l8, 1928. 95-
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rgNWTILTON'S EIXIEe,

a sepere,a remedytor Colds, obstinate Coughs, Ish-
mas. Sore Ihroais, and approaching ConSumpnons,
and must disorders Of the breast and lungs.
AsINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that il re-
stores the determination of the fluids to the surface
of the body; and brings on the common heaithtul
perspiration that it dislodges and eyacuaes the
tough yiscid phlegm mucus, stregthens the weak
ened vessels of the lungs, sheathes the acrimonious
humor which irritates them, and finally discharges
lii. Thus striking at the root Of the disorder, the
symptoms are of course eifectually and permanent
! Nv conauefed the reverse of common medicines,
which weaken the constitution, and give strength TO
the disorder for the sake otmodcrating for the pre-
sent some of its painful effects.
TO parents who have children afflicted with the
| THOOPING COUGH
This discovery is of the first magnitude, it af-
for,s immediate relief, checks the progress, and in
il short time entirely removes the most cruel disor-
ders to which children are luble.-The elixir is so
perfectly agreeable, and the dose small, that no
difficulty arises in taking IT.
Hamittons genuine Essence and extract Of Mustard.
A safe and etlcctual remedy far acute and chronic
rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt, palscy ,lumbago,
numbness, white swellings, chliblans, sprains,
bruises. pain in the face and neck, &c. &c.
Lees Lfatiable .ague and Fever Drops.
For the cure of agues, remttent, and intermittent
tevers.
LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
Is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly innocent and
safe: of unparalleled efficacy in preventing and re-
moving blemishcs in the face and skin, of every
kind, particularly freckes, pmples scurfs, letters,
rng-worms, sun burns, &c. rendering the skin deli-
cately soft and clear and improving the complexion.
! TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The emily remedy yet discovered which gives imme-
date and lasting relief in the most severe instances
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE TEETH
This excellent preparation comforts and strength
ems the gums, preserves the enamel from decay,
and cleanses and whitens the teeth absorbing all
that acrimonious slime and oulness which, suffer-
ed to accumulate, fails to njure, and finally
ruin them.
THE DAMASK LIP SALVE,
Is recommended, particularly to the ladies) as
/ an elegant and pleasant preparation for chapped
and sore lips and every blemish and Inconvenience
occasioned by colds, fevers, &C. speedily restoring
beautiful rosy colour, and delicate soitness to the
lips.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the eyes.
e CORN PLASTER.
:, An infallibe' remedy ltor corns, speedily remov
t ing them, root and branch, without giving pain.
: ITCH CURED.
5 Lees Ointment for the Itch.
i Warranted an inlallible remedy at one applica
e ton, not containing particle of mercury any
dangerous ingredient whatever.
The subscribers have Just received the above ar
ticles, fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store ii
Maiden Lane, New-York, and for sale by partcula
y appointment in Wilmington.
d L. PORTER s. SON.
II July IS, 1927. 24-tf
TEHE RED ROVER.
Just received and for sale at the journal Office
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Spring Goods,

ut No. SO. lH.4RKET STREET.
The subscriber has just received, in addition TO
his former stock, large and general assortment Of
fresh imported and seasonable DRY GOODS,
among which are London superline Cloths and Cas-.
simeres, assorted Colours. West Of England do. do.
Habit and Peisse do. Satiuets. Vigonia CassimeIes
Valencia, Florentine and Marsailes Vestngs, black
and assorted cooured Bombaznes and Bomba1ets,
fine white Gauze, Flannels, Ginghams Calicos,
Cambria and Shifting Muslins, Irish Linens, Lawns,
Car brio Linens, Lutestrings, Florences, Lsyen-
tines, Gro dc Naples, Merino Shaws, Cotton and
Worsted Hosiery, Leghorn Hats. &c. &c.
Iogtiher aoM large assortment Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
| Such as Plaids Stripes and Muslins, PittsbuTg
Cords, Drillings Fustians, Sack,ng bottoms, Wool
/ Hats Boots and Shoes; with quantity OF best
live Geese Feathers, &c. &c.
The above goods being purchased a few days
since, principally at auction, will be sold at per
cent advance, for cash.
JOHN M'LEAR.
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Noung Aadies' boarding School,

The Young Ladies Boarding School a, Wlrnington Del;
formerly conducic6by William Sherer, IS now continued
un. er HE superintendent and instruction of
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NOTICE
T'O Manufacturers.

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office to
furnish for the use Of the United States Army, for
the year 1885, the following enumerated articles OF
American manufacture--viz
Blue Cloth dyed in the wool with indgo) Ga wide,
Grey twed cloth, GA wide
Cotton drilling (unbleachet) 81 and 7-6 wide,
Cotton shifting (unbleached) 7-8 wide,
Flannel of cotton and wool 3-4 and 10 wide.
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LIKEWISE,

Shoes. Laced Bootees. Leather Caps, and
Leather Stock,
The above goods are to be delivered tthe 7. States
Arsenal Philadelphia, and subject to strict IN
spoction-Samples of the foregoing articles will be
exhibited at this Office and patterns Of Woollen
and Cotton Cloths will be transmitted to those man
ulacturers that may apply for them, accompanied
by such information shall be asked for
The proposals must be in writing, scaled. and en-
dorsed :. Proposals" and will be received until the
oath OF April 1923.
Commissary Generals Office
Philadelphia, March 24M, 1925
C. IRVINE,
Commissury General Of Purchases.
9o-t21a
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An Ordinance
TO PROTECT md SECURE THE Wa1LA
Works OF THIS BOROUGH .AGlIAel
D.3.W.HEE OR JNJURY.

BE Il Ordained by the B,rgesses and Boroasss
Council Of The Borough Of Wilmington, That
any person or persons SHALL after the passage Of t
Ordinance, break, injure, or do any damage wha'e,
yer, to the pump, pumphouse, or machinery efectea
on the Brandywne for the purpose OF supplying ,ni
Borough with waters or to the pipes or conduts iaa
for the passage of the water through this Borough
or to the ire-pugs, hydrants or pumps or stoP-wa.
tiers appertaining to, or connected with the SAINT
or shall throw or put any stones, filth or any ores'
matter or substance whatever into the basins OF re-
servors or shall break down, damage, or nJure te
fences paling which enclose the same, or any pui
ding or buildings connected herewith; or shall ulg
break the earth in any of the streets lanes OF A.
eys of this Borough, for the purpose OF disturbing
or inuring the pipes or condults, or OF obstruc's
the passage Of water through the same or enter 'n'
lot on which the basins are erected, without pernhs
sion every person so offending, and every person
aiding and abettng the same shall forfeit ana pS ss
for every such offence, fine not exceeding fgV
Dollars and not less than FiUe Dollars, to be recos'
ered with costs, before either OF the BurSessss' ~
the same manner as debts under fifty dollars are re-
coverabe by law and every person SHALL alsO,
| be liable to an action to make good the damages
and the high and petit Constabes are hereby difecp
ed and enioined diligently to inquire after and pro-
secute all who shall hereafter offend in the prehA'
| ses.
JAMES BROBSON,
FIRST Burgess
Passed at the Town Hall, Jan. Q, 1928. :
75-tf.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

----..n NATURALIZATION.



GEN. JACKSON E THE TARIFF.
twill bereco.lcc.cd tIat last winter the
Senate of Indiana called upon Gen. Jack
son. though their Governor; to express
his sentiments ON thc subjects of internal
Improvements. and the protection of the
domestic industry of the country. The
General has dciguod To- answer this CALL
Ne ubiom thc resolution and ms reply
"WmBEAs. Tbe friends of Gen. Jack
son m the Western States, advocate his
election to the Presidency of the United
STATES ON the ground of ms being friendly
90 internal improvements, and the advo-
cate of iudci0us Tariff for the pro,ec-
g0lofAmcrcanA Manufactures; and where
as. tine friends of the same distinguish
Cd individual in Virginia, the Carroll
1as, Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama and
Mississippi, advocate his claims TO the lrst
Office in the nation ON account of ms Opp0-
uo1 20 the above measures or policy
therefore, for the purpose of enabling the
citizens of Indiana to- ascertain what are
tle real sentiments of Gen. Jackson, and
io give them am opportunity to- vote mdT-
udmgV at the next Presidential election
To- rclereucc Co these great interests,
Rs9lrsd 5g The Senate, That his excel
olcY, be Governor be requested to adj
dress a respectful letter To- Gen. Andrew
Jackson, inviting bm to state explicitly
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

l'EmuraGr, Feby %. ISIS.
SRI have had the honor to- receive
Hoar eEceloacy's letter, of the Sob. ult
enclosing o set of resolutions of the Sen
-.e of Indiana, adopted. as 1t appears.
WIN a vewof asceuuliug my opinions ON
certain political topics. Thefes3ectwhich
entertain for the executive and Senate of
your state, excludes from INV mind the
-lea That anmhen5Iy disposition dictated
The iateroga.ores which are proposed
Oat ] wlii confess mv regret an being for
ad by tas sentiment to depart In the
smallest degree, from bat determination
on which have always acted Not. sin.
NAT / would vIsh 90 conceal INV opinions
nom the Pcel.e, upon uv political or ma
-oaal Subjects: but as they were ia vari-
Gus ways promulgated nlS2L I ann an-
-5aeasNc that my appearance before the
PUBIC a. this tmC. may Be attributed. MS
already been tho ease, to improper
With these remarks, I pray You sir.
especially 90 state 10 the Senate of Ind
'l' 'hat my opinions rtPresa5i, are pre-
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

winch can only be asserted for the con-
temptible purpose ofconectng himselfwith
the revolution in which he bore no part,
but that of hiding himself from the enemy,
and refusing to clean an officers boots.
Not content with making himself an
actor SIN the times7of the revolution, the
Generals greedy vanity associates with
HIM "tbe sages" of that time. From them
he imbibed his ''views of constitutional
powers and American policy" When!
Where did this take place! According to
Major Eaton, the Hero passed from I'M
prisonment to sickness, then to the small
pox--then to the expenditure Of his estate
with rather too profuse a hand, in present
qualification; then to acquiring education,
and the study of the law: all which, occur
red in the period of SIX years, while the
Hero advanced from fifteen to twenty one.
None of these vocatons appear to be as
sociated with those of the "sAGEs" OF the
revolution, or with acquiring yie1ys OF con-
stitutional power and American policy.
Nor do we hear that any of the ''sdges"
referred to, were amongst the Generals
associates, guardians or advisers.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

and hundred and sixty tons OF sperma-
ceti candles. At present, it amounts to
hundred and thirty-fiye thousand barrels
of oil, and eight hundred and thirty-seyen
tons of spermaceti candles, a year-a
vast increase. As the demand for oil In
creases, while the fishery decreases in the
seas now frequented for that purpose, 9th
or islands and shoals should be explored
for the porpoise and sea-elephant: while
other fisheries, as the salmon and cod,
might be enlarged in high ATTITUDES. The
consumption of fish increases with the
supply. Fifteen years ago it astonIshed
the legislature of Massachusetts, that
there were twenty thousand barrels ofmack-
ereI picked every season. Last year up
wards of one hundred and ninety seven
thousand barrels were inspected; the price
was not diminished, and the demand was
charging. BY this article alone, deduct
inc all expenses, half a million of dollars
is thus fshed from the bottom of the O.
cean. Could market for these fish be
opened in South America, the inhabitants
would soon change the vegetable diet of
their fast DAYS for fish. This is proved
by the fact, that Spain and Italy, with the
West Indies, have been the great consul
mers of our fish. As early as l7l4, thir-
ty two thousand quintals Of cod fish were
sent from New England to Europe.
B0H IN,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
WOOL STAPLING, AND
GRADING.
HOSEPH HOWELLS, respectfully in

MUoEPH HOWELLS, respectfully IN
q oms Wool Growers and others engaged in
the wool business, that he has commenced the
WOOL sTAPLING AND GRADING BUSINESS, at his
house in South Wheelmg, next door TO the resi-
dense of Josiah Chaplne, Esq Arrangements
have been made with d. b. Bayless, Commission
Merchant, who will receive the wool at his ware
house. in Wheeling; and after it's sorted, pack and
forward, or make any other disposition oft which
the owner may think proper Grading OEiys can
be done, wherever it may suit the owner of the
wool Terms moderate and accommodating.
j. II. trusts that his long experience IN the
above business, will enable hun 10 give entire sat
islaction TO all those who may employ him.
Wheeling, April 22d, 1873. l7-6t
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
COLOMBIA.-The brig Columbian

COLOMBIA.-The brig Columbian
has arrived at Philadelphia from La Qua
yra, whence she sailed on the 23d. ult.--
The Aurora states that few days preyi-
Gus to that date. the authorities of Porto
Cabello publicly decreed that they would
pay no attention to the proceedings Of the
congress now sitting at Ocana, and re-
questcd at the same time that Bolivar
would crown himself dictator. Statutes of
twenty one guns were fired from the bat
teries on this occasion; it was hourly ex-
pectod that Caracas and Laguayra would
follow the same course. Petitions were
about being sent from all the military to
the Liberator to assume the dictatorship Of
Colombia. He was expected to arrive in
c aracas in a few days.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
NOTICE.

NJ. BIER continues the Securing and Dying,
in the Frame House on the hill south ofthe dwell
ing of the late Micheal Graham, where every at
tentiou viii be paid to those who apply
April Odd. 1923.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

Fatal Effects Of ertyaoTdiaGry Joy.-
In the year 1897, when a stagnation took
place, owing to the war with France, a
young man in Dunfermline, a hax-dresser,
entered his Maiesty's navy at Bolness -
Upon his arrival at Spithead, he happened
to be put on board the ship of Admiral
Cochrane, a brave and generous comman-
der. The Admiral, from some cause or
other, took a liking to the young man, and
exalted him step by step, till at last he was
promoted to be prize-master of the fleet
In this situation he accumulated 60,0OW
This sum was transmitted to Edinburgh,
and deposited in the Royal Bank of Scot
land. At the same time the hax-dresser
wrote to his former employers in Dunterm-
line, to desire his father to purchase an
estate to the amount of the above sum,
and as near to his native place as possible.
The old man was sent for, and too hastily
acquainted with the affiuent circumstances
Of his son. The effect was fatal. The
sudden tide of Joy rushed with such I'M
petuosity upon him that he stood notion
less: his eyes expanded, his nostrils dlated,
his mouth wide open, like the picture of
horror. At last he fell insensible on the
floor, never spoke more, and expired in
the course Of a few days.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

The Worcester Mass. ) Spy, in motto
ing the death Of Mrs. Martha Lincoln,
who died in that town on the 18th. ult. J
relict of the late Hon. Levi Lincoln, at
the age of sixty-six, says Its a circum-
stance worthy Of note, that she was fol-
lowed to the grave by two sons, who are
now Governors Of two states, Mass. and
Me-, and by another son and a son in law,
who are Senators Of Mass, and brother
who had held the same station. Her nus
band was formerly Attorney General of the
United States, and afterward Lieut.. Gov
ernor and acting Chief Magistrate of
Massachusetts.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

Al the prizes in q wheel and all The numbers
IN another az Once--The whole scheme 70 be
drawn in ONE DAY; and the whole amount OF
Prizes may be had soon as drawn
Priceof Iiokets 3 90 QaartS -.
Halrc, 80
The 7.000 Prizes Of So 10 be awarded 10 the
first second or third division, 70 be determined by
that which may draw The Capital prize Of $4,000
so that holder ofthrce numbers, ono Of which
shall be in each division y certain 10 draw one
prize and may draw four.
The Capital Prize Of $4,000 to be paid in part
by 1000 tickets. Is now sealed up and deposited
IN the Bank Of Virginia al Richmond, and subject
10 the control Of the holder OF tho ticket The
prize Of 5000 to be paid 10 part BY a package
Of 500 tickets Is deposited in ike manner.
ia FEW LBCKEY NUMBERS may be
had by immediate application to,
AUG: LEFTWICH,
Manager.
Wheeling March 26, 1929. 13-iE Is
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liverpool .4drertise,

Female Tenderness. A singular illus
tration of the tenderness of soul, which is
said to characterize some Of the fair sex,
is related in the newspapers. While a
party of gentlemen were firing the custom
airy salutes at a fourth of July celebration,
several years since, in village in the
state of New York, a young man, in the
excitement of the moment, rushed for
ward to thurst a club into the mouth ofthe
cannon at the instant the match was APP
piled; the piece instantly went off, taking
with it both of his arms to the shoulders,
and putting out both his eyes, At the sight
of a spectacle so shocking, every bosom
swelled with compassionate sorrow. His
companions raised him from the ground,
and bore him bleeding in their arms to his
residence, which was not far distant A
female came out to receive him; it was his
sister. When she saw her brother cover
ed with blood, mutilated, sightless, and
nearly inanimate-thec oncourse of friends
who followed with bursting hearts and sur
rounded the suffering youth, stood unno-
tced before her-her eyes were riyeted
only upon one object dear to her heart;
and her soul was filled and agitated on
ly with one emotion: she yielded herself
to womanly sorrow, and in the accents
of sympathizing tenderness and grief
she exclaimed-"GOod gracious If that
an'tthe Rew shirt Imade for hm last veek.
Mas. SPY.