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= wAIM's PANACEA.-CopMuN1oAr 1oN-The enclo-

a.
- sed recently received letter. from gentleman of much
responsibility being read TO requested, and favor
ed with it for publication, for which purpose send to
have myself derived nconsiderable benefit from SWam
Panacea and glad get well authenticated cases.
Of its extraordinary effects in such form, shall command
universal belief The publication of anonymous letters make
little impression 1t is quite otherwise, when persons
of credit and standing give their vouchers for Tie
truth of the statements they make. How We shut our
eyes against the light of truths how we SO entirely close
up every 20 minds resist the mass OF evidence
presented in behalf of the Panacea So extensive is e
conviction of its healing and restoring qualities that many
desperate adventurers who from the love of money would
speculate upon the health and lives of fellow beings camr
their compositions, of affinity to Swaims Panacea
and thus disguised they abuse the public confidence and
place of tried and approved medicine, they give Stops and
mxtares which they harm, do much good
reasonably be expected keep the public too long from the
ettec of Mr. Raphael. ONE OF THE CURED.
g Charlottesville, (Va) jan. j, 1929
Mr. VIM SwAIM-Dear Sir your favor of the 23d last
month has been received do not know that the cases which
have occurred my family could add to the already highly
deserved reputation of your PdnGcea, when placed IN CON-
parison with the wonderful many desperate
which has successfully operated will, however,
give YOU short of those occurring in my family,
which YOU you please. .
The first of my clerk who was attacked WIN
violent rheumatism nsomuch that he could not move eena
finger attended with high fevers which at length reached the
Ehead called Physicians, of them DR. Dungt-
Professor Of the Theory and Practice of Medicine
the University Of Virginia, &c. who after consultations lod
me, that although appearances then did not indicate aa
termination, such night be the result and that ceramVa
cue if effected ALL would be very tedious and protraced
DE- Dnglison, the consulting physcan course Of
medicine adopted and persisted by the attending ps
can for about week ten days, but the patient grew every
day worse, when lie himself proposed TO use the panacea
which the doctor reeced hut, finally, the young man defer
mned' on his own resPonsibty to use IT, Ire Doctor 'a
came him only a friend The good effects oil inc
Panutea began he developed about the third day. weI
the patient could make of one arm little with graaua
subsidng Of fever he slept every night and III three
four eeks perfectly WE'LL and has been SO ever s
which is Is months. During the trial of the Panacea' INC
Use of was sometimes absamed FROM for two or 'nree y,
nd
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ESOR RENT.-The doelling part of House No. 4, High
NJ street, (adonng the Subscrbers 1t entirely sepa-
rate from the Store. Possession may be had Immediately
Feb &C. 1929 VIM. LARKIN. \
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nISSOLUTI0N OF PARTNERSHIP.-It has been con-
- cluded by mutual that the firm of Buzby q
asset shall be dissolved and terminate the first of the
present year.
WARY G00DS-Samuel BuSJy will continue at the same
~ Store No. 3d. Market-street door below the La
fayee Hotel, where he has and intends keeping general
of Dry Goods suited 10 the and approach
ing seasons and very respectfully asks the continuance
that favor which kindly extended the firm with which
he has been connected
Wilmington, Feb. %. l8-4t
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N EGH RICHMOND-Memors of Leigh Richmond, au-
M thor of the interesting history of the "Dairymans
Daughter p for sale by A: & H. Wilson.
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MEOUSE & SIGN PAINTING AND GLAZING The
subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he has commenced the above busness-and hopes
from his long experience in coors give general satisfaction
Having formed connexon with Of the best workmen in
Philadelphia, with SIGN PAINTING, he Aatters
himself that he have done ,ceH and
Die elsewhere. Apply No. SO, Market Street
CHARLES REYNOLDS.
Sd mo- 1929. l9-4t
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a. HINGLES-The subscriber wishes TO inform his friends
~ and the public in general that he has hand at John
HenphiH's Wharf and Lumber Yard, in Wilmington
a quantity of good CAROLINA and INDIAN RIVER
CEDAR SHINGLES. Also general assortment of good
seasoned LUMBER, which will be sold reasonable TERMS
by WILLIAM SIMMONS, Agent
February %, 1929. 18-4tp
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I'D EFERENCE TEsTAMENTs, with Key sheet of
ma Questions, &c. &c-by Hervey Wilbur Seventh edi-
tGu with valuable Tables and Map. For sale by A. g. H.
,lson. No. I05, Market Street..
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A HARDEN, GRASS, FLOWER AND HERB SEEDS
w C. & G. REYNOLDS, No. So, Market street-Re-
specially inform their friends and the public that they have
Just received from the North and the confidential seeds
in the vicinity, selection of the best Seeds which they
offer wholesale and retail, the most moderate
NJ B. Canary and other Bird seeds for sale.
February IS, 1929. IS-4tp
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Els oARDING.-A few gentee boarders may be accommO.
Z y dated at No. 1885, Market street.
Wilmington, Feb. 1929.

AJ EW BooKS.-A. & II. WILSON have Just received
IN The Disotoned," by the author of Pelham; and
:. ZiHah," Tale of the Holy City. These new works are
among the popular of the day, and highly common
ded by the best Reviews.
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AT.M ANAC

EARY GooDS-Cheap.-The subscriber has just opened
nv at No 49, Market-st., Wilmington, formerly occupi
ed by John W. Tatum, (ert door beloU the Indian King
Hotel kept BIZ John NJ Snith,) extensive of
DRY GOODS, suited the season. which he offers
sonabe He his thanks his friends and the
herence to business merit a share of their custom.
WILLIAM BASSETT.
February Is, 1929. l7-4t
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N0NVEYANCING.-Th Subscriber at his Office, nert
" door to the Topn Hail. draws Deeds Leases, Mort
cages Indentures and the various instruments of writing incl
dent to such calling
He is likewise practical Surveyor of Land and will be
glad to wait upon those who may please to employ him.
LEA PUSEY.
Wilmington, III mo- l5
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A g. II. WILSON have just received supply of White
As Bonnet Boards, of superior quality, Amess manuac-
ture; and also, spene Blue Hot Pressed and other Post
PAPERS, from the same Mill
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"a OTICE.-All persons having any demands against the
" estate of JOHN FERRISS, late of the Borough Of
Wilmington, deceased requested TO present their &C.
counts, properly attesed for payment either of the sub
scrbers ELI HILLES
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Mp DOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS, of every description,
y made of the best Materials and according to the latest
fashions for SALE wholesale and reta by the subscriber
Nos SO and 100, Market street, Wilmington Country
keepersw find extensive assortment suitable for their trade
o. An extensive assortment Of Shoemakers' stus and
trimmings JAMES M'NEAL.
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NEUSIC.-A great variety of Music for the Piano ana
IVA Harp for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No. los, Marke,
Street, where may also be had at the lowest prices sno
Books, Writing and Letter Paper and general assortment
of Stationery.
Subscriptions for the North American, and American our
tery, Reviews, received at the above place.
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Wilmington, l mo. list 1929.
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February ls, 1929.

MARUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and Otfcndl,
in which included of the recently discovered
French Chemical preparations together with the principal
part of the valuable medicines in use, of the first
quality and upon reasonable terms, may be had at the
of the subscriber, No. 1876, Market street.
JOSHUA HARLAN.
NJ B. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded and
family medicines put up at the shortest notice.
He INDUCES belief that from his knowledge Of and expe-
rence ill., the business he will be able TO give full satisfaction
Wilmington, Feb. 2lst, 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-06-12
From the Massachusetts, Journal.

HINTS TO PEOPLE OF MODERATE FORTUNE.
Perhaps there never was time when the
depressing effects of stagnation in business
were so universally felt, all the world over, rs
they are now The merchant sends out old
dollars, and is lucky if he gets the same mum.
Der Of new ores in return and he who has
share in manufactures, has brought Bottle
Imp" which he will do we'll to hawk about
the streets for the lowest possible coin. The
effects of this depression must of course be
felt by all grades Of society. Yet who that
passes through Cornhill at one o'clock, and
sees the bright array Of wives and daue hters,
as various in decorations as the insects, the
birds, and the shells, would believe that the
community was staggering under weight
wbich almost paraly zes its movements? GIVE
ry thing is so cheap says the ladies, " that 1t
is inexcusable not 10 dress WE'LL" But do
they reflect orhy things are so cheap Do they
know how much wealth has been sacrlhced,
how many families ruined, to produce this
boasted result? 10 they not know enough OF
| the machinery of society to suppose that the
stunning effects ofcrash after crash may event
ually be felt by those on whom they depend
for support?
| Luxuries are cheaper now, than necessa-
ries were few years since; yet it is lamen-
table fact that it costs more TO live now, than
it did formerly. When silk was nine shilllngs
per yard, seven or eight yards sufficed for
dress now it is four or five shilllngs, sixteen
or twenty yards will badly satisfy the mantua-
maker.
The rights of all., 1829-06-12
upon the following resolutions were offered

upon the following resolutions were offered.-
By the Rev. T. S. Wright.
Resofred, that we have perused with CRATE
tul immotion, the interesting and christian ap-
peal, offered to the public by the Rev. DIR.
Cox, in behalf Of Philip Lee, formerly servant
of Gen. Washingngton and now resident Of
the district of Columbia, through whose in
st umentality, with the prompt cooperation of
John B. Fleming Esq of this city, and the
Rev. Mr. Curly Agent of the American
thy ard disinteiested philantrophist, an
MIR. Lees family, composing his wife and
seven children, from bondage; Thus having
humanity restored to them, the " unalienable.
rights OF life, liberty and the pursuit of Happi-
ness. and that we cordially approve this act
of beneyolence and tender this expression OF
our heartfelt gratitude, 10 the Rev. DR.. Cox,
and to those worthy individuals, who united
with him in this laudable work of love and
mercy.
By the Rev. S. +. Cornish.
Where as life, liberty, and the pursuit of
happiness are the unallenable rights of all. -
ReSolUed, therefore that this meeting, view
with deep interest, the progress of emancipa-
ton and liberal feeling which pervade this
community and the world and that the sue
cessiul efforts of the Abolition Society, and
other distinguished individuals, deserve the
highest consideration and gratitude of every
man of colour.
BY the / Eev. T. S. Wright.
Resolved, that this meeting feel duly great
full, TO tie disposer OF all events, that he has
excited IN the heart, of the friends, of oprest
humanity, an increased interest in the cause
Of Manumition
By Mr. " L. Nicholas.
II esolved, that the proceedings of this meet
ing, he published III the Rights of AN anC
copy sent to the Rev. DIR. Cox, and the other
benevolent individuals, who were so efficienl
in this laudible cause.
The rights of all., 1829-06-12
COMMUNICATED.

At large and respectable meeting Of the
people of colour held in Anthoney Street
Church, n. Y. June 4th 1899.
The Rev Benjamin Paul, was called to the
chair and W. S. Nicholas appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting having been ex-
planned by the chair, the appeal of the Rev.
DR.. Cox, In behalf Of Phillip Lees family, was
read to the meeting, by the Rev. S. E. Cornish,
and the success Of this appeal stated, where
The rights of all., 1829-06-12

time ofthe explosion, there were supposed 10
have heen on board the vessel about sixty per-
sons.-Twenty seven were instantly Killed and
twenty two severely wounded several OF whom
have since died
1t happened fortunately that sixty two men
formerly attached TO the frigate, were drafted
on Tuesday, and had proceeded to Norfolk TO
form part of The crew Of the frigate Consella-
tion now on the eve Of departure for foreign
station. The band, II In number, were on
shore.
This dreadful accident was occa$ioned by
the Guhner's going into the magazine, TO pro-
cure powder TO fire the evening gun lie was
charged by one OF the officers previously to his
going below, to be careful and soon after the
explosion took place. We understand that he
was man between fifty and sixty yearsof age,
and had Just been appointed TO that office ; the
old Gunner having been discharged the Gay be
fore. He was desired by Lieut. Breckenridge
10 be cautious With he light and to place it in
the location invariably provided Tor it, on such
occasions, viz, behind rejecting glass In the
partition, through which the rays oflight are
thrown. 1t is supposed he had been careless
in this particular, and that having carried the
candle into the mag azine some Of its sparks
were communicated to The powder but as he
is among the dead nothing certain upon this
point can ever be known. Lieut.. Null states,
that the necessary precautions had been taken
for opening the magazine, and centlnel placed
at the Hatch before he left the deck, and that
after being in the ward room some twenty
minutes the explosion took place.
At the time of the explosion. the officers
were dining in the ward room. The lady oil
Lieut.. Breckenridge and the son ofLleut. Platt,
lad of about nine years Old were guests, land
one account says both were slightly wounded
Another account says Lieut.. Null, who was
sitting next to the son OF Lieut.. Flatt, with
great presence Of mind, caught hold OF HIM y
placed him in one OF The port holes, by when
means he escaped unjnjured Lieut.. Plat, had
returned only yesterday morning, baYng been
absent one month. On leave. Com. Chauncey,
with the commander OF tbe sE!gate, Capt. New
ton. left her only lew minutes before the eX
nlosjon-the former having been on board on
visit of inspection.
The room in which the officers were dining
was situated about midsIips. The whole COM
pany at the table were forced, by the concus-
sion. against the transom. with such violence
as 70 break their limbs, and otherwise cut
and bruise them in shocking manner.
The magazine was situated in the bows oi
the vessel. This part Of the ship, as may be
imagined, is completely demolished; Indeed
the Ship remains as complete wreck as prop
ably was ever beheld.-The timbers through
utappear TO have been perfectly rotten, Many
of the guns were thrown overheard. and some
Of them [of lage dimensions] now hang as i
were by hair.
What is very remarkable circumstance al
though several ofthe persons at dinner IN tn
ward room, escaped, with their lives, and som'
Of them uninjured, not vestage of the table
chairs, or any ofthe furniture in the room re
main. Every thing was blow TO atoms.
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sACON.-I00OO lbs superior Bacon recs vIng this morn.
40 ing, for by LEWIS WEBB s. co
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cIANCERY.-,At eour, held for Louisa county. a,
e courthouse, on Monday, May the Hin 1929 Rol,e,,
Miche, pltt against Robert G. wills adminsrato1 oe [
che Jr dec Matthew Michc Jo,n Niche joseph hiebc
his wife, dts " WINES anu |nha
Inc defendants Mathew Mchir and John Michic No, b,y
W entered ue appearance, aud given security accou IN
aw ann te rules OF THIS court and appearing to the saao
o oil the court That they inhabitants Of this State ON
a nahew Niche, and John Schc do appear here on the
u nay oi August court next and the bill of the pain
n ana tat copy of this order forthwith inserted In se
newspaper published in the city Richmond r two month.
ucceseiy and posted at the front of the couhose NJ
tlls county, on some eourt.day.
80 Copy Tede, JOHN HUNTER E. +
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF VlRGINIA-To Wit:
St remembered, That the eighth day of June in the
hytrd year OF the independence the UnHed States of
Aerca Tel Works of tine said District hath denosed in
WIS once The title OF book, tie right whereof lac claims as
ieto, w te words following, witChris,ian Parents'
or Tales for the Moral Religious Instructions of
'oTi by the author Of "IetteTs Female Cbnrac,erT
H man IS there among you whom his son ask bread will
ynu stone, or fhe ask FISH win you give HIM ser
Pchr mark wi - 10 In conformity 10 the act of the Con
gIes OF me United States entitled, "An Act for the
fi, Oh learning, by securing the copies maps charts and
20 'he authors aud Popre,or of such copies durina
Copy RD JEFFRIEs
J""t' Clerk ofihe Eastern District Of Va
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" JOBFRiNTING eEecired OF the Wnig Office.
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TERMS.

The fotHs orc ibtee dollars volume in aJyavcs s,e
irtse c two volumes year, OF two Nos each. tbev co.,
eyed more than 100 80
the Editor md MS Agents will pov 10 arv 10 =
DoHLAR FOR evc'y ntO sobscribet vbo psvs lie 49,
i the year. or Toe one volume; every new subscrbe
"na U0"0tts ms name euher the editor or HE agents
Win ymeuf in advance Of Eve 5sjsr, ,b,I, 80
six dollars in the fJsf yeats account
keirfns coy be m'"s either to the Eorron os 10 He.
fEKIAH b0wni or u. u. MALTBE, New Haven. r. T,rr..
TILL ~ BROTHER, PhNadelphiasG e. g. r. 81 Gu
vfLfp New Yorh; HILLTARp, GnAH, LITTLE q W,r.
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ATOLASsES.-3O hhds best Trinidad Moasses calcu.
IVA lated for retailing, for sale nv
June D RAi.STON & pLEASANTS
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rules held IN the clerks Office of the court Of the H.
"a states Tor she finn circuit ard easf.,n district Of
MA IN the month of July, 1929: WIN Keith plt Genjn,,
w VILLAIN Mayo sheriff NJ the county Of Heurico William
Ganett ex'or &c " Richard Brooke decd who was ex
ec"ior of WIN Brooke deed, which Rirhard and U'a,,
Brooke were devisees aud legntees Of Geutpe Btook
decd, heSander TunsaI snd he il Of sfHerips
sali the same Alexander Junstan brother aud hsi, of
George JnnSiaI I'm GaTnet aud Ann NJ mia wifi I'm,
b Hil Ihom1s Coleman and Frances C. his wife Ii,a
beth Ludlow, Baylor Hill adm'or Of BE- vIor sin and .,
Mary Hill, deed. John Brooke, Crosas Brooke Rob,
Campbel j., Robert Campbell Lei and nor Of C,iin
C"mpbel' decd Thomas Pitts sheriff Of the couo,v NJ e.
sex, ChTsiopber johnson sheriff Of tie county ~ Ki
Willtam 10 whom the estate Of Dr. Robert Can,pbet g. ~
committed Tor administration, I'm Robinson sb,,;G ~ ,s
county Of hihg Queen To- whpn the estate nj e,,rs
BROOKE was committed for administrations and TYr r; s,
neu, almo' Of Robert Brooke, dec d. dhs-Iy CuANcp
ny. y" NHN""E-
The defendants John Brooke and Ceot,. NJ. B,ootc
n" Syng entered her appearance in THIS cause nd the
oc'snnon' Robert Campbell jr. not having entered his
spP.H'"noe Q" The amended bills thsrein and ,hey not
E H'e' sfcuniy according to q Iue Of the court and
,,FP'"ng W"i HEY are inhabitants the state Of
WI moinD of the plantih, by his counsel, u is
nse'' I'"t the said defenda do appear before the
% '""'' al the city Of Richmond, tie 6rs day Of ne
u' 'em, An1 he their arswers; and that copy of his
RUE hs icHh@i'h inserted in newspaper printed
~ ne city of Richmond for months suctessiyey and
POen ~ The front door OF the pito iu the said CRY.
'O copy Tesie, RD.'JEFFRIEs, elk.
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AIes 1"soa ~ to ssy ~ iaeageos % the no
are hereby authorized to fulfil the above s,ipua,ions
Comp're sets OF all the back volumes can be furnished
u Editors OF sewspa pers who may repubi.h the sbov.
o 'ns ooee, by their remarks, respectfully
Ieu 20 forward To the the paper inng the
WV" nave not seen, and may wish TO see n specimen
" 'Ne work. may Indicate i, by the letter n en,e-
- s'e" pack number or volume be spared, ,
'"a" hen DC fotwa rdsd, free OF expense. Il. S.
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To The PRIMERS Of The United States.
az late the prices of all the materials used in
" Printing Types have heen greatly reduced and the
facility of manufacturing greatly increased. The sub.
scriber therefore has been induced propor,ona
BILE reduction IN the prices. which, from the st Of April
have been rs stated in the annexed list.
The character OF the Tyne made at this Foundry i,
well known to the TRADE, whn are assured tina tin
to the quality of metal finish, urabty, dev,ation
has been made
He has on hand complete assortment, and supply
any quantity short notice; he viii be happy to re-
ceive the orders of his customers which will ha We mme
d,aie attention.
Merchants who have orders from abroad eau have off
complete with Presses aud every thing necessary for
Printing Establishment, put up in the perfect
manner.
Publishes are reques,fd give this advertisement,
place in their pers times to receive ayment 90
III type, OF IN settien cut nf their accounts.
RICH ARD DONALDSON, Philadeiohia.
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Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

hlcnmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Street, rear of he Virginia and Eq,.,e,s
Banks.
oSEPll WILLIAMS is grateful TO the ladies
~ and gent lemcn Of Virginia. for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same: and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
TO he dyed and finished well at any establish
ment III the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not NO.
cesar as ne has suitable machines to- finish them if
sent to him i'll the situation above mentioned
Gentlcmcn are likewise informed, that he scours
ana renews IN colour coats, pantaloons and vests to-
geter with all kinds of apparel and frequested repairs
tnenl In the ncatest manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuts clcanscd and re-dycd in thc neatest manner
N Is. Tickets will be issued OH leaving the ,roods
with him and requests they will be presented on ap-
plication or the same.