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Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-09-28
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Runaway from the subscriber, from on board
the schooner James & Samuel, lying at the Steam
Boat Wharf, Wilmington, on the 28th of June last,
black man, about % years of age, who calls himself
ES.4sAC.
Said Isaac is about five feet four inches in heigth
dark complexion, heavy set, long head, sharp face,
and scarcely any hair on his head, Had on when he
went away. white muslin shirt, light vest and pan
falcons, but no coat roundabout; red flannel cap,
no hat other clothing not recoected. Said man
when walking has kind of roll in his movements,
which would be sufficient to make him known from
almost any other; very quick speech Whoever
takes up said Isaac, and secures HIM in any JAIL SO
that get him again, shall receive the above reward
and all reasonable charges paid.
IZATUS COLE,
Northumberland County, Virginia.
July 13-3mp
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Fans, FEOauer'd Paper. DC.

JUST RECEIVED, India Screens, painted and
plain white feather, rice, palm leaf and paper Fans
figured Grape gauze and other fancy Hankerchiefs (;
Bead Bags, assortment of seed beads fine silk and
CUT beads gold and steel beads. and thee cord sk
Leghorn Hats for men and boys Travelling Baskets
Bonnet Boards; Bonnet Wire and Cane, by the groce
or dozen; Combs of various kinds, Comb and Hair
Brushes; Florida Water, Lavender and Cologne
Water, &c. 500 pieces EiozVerd Paier, at IS cents
per piece. A few handsome Fire Board patterns.
S. E. & M. WILSON,
July lift los, Market street.
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LOUIS M'LANE,
Secretary of the Treasury.

AN Act AUTHORIZING PAYMENT CERTAIN CERTIFICATES
SECTION l. BE il enacted blythe Senate and House Of Rep
reseiaUes Of the United States Of america in Congress
sem6ed That much Of an act entitled "An making
further provision for the support Of the public credit and for
the redemption ofthe public debit passed the third day Of
March, thousand hundred and ninetyve and
much Of the act entitled "An respecting loan office and
final settlement certificates indens of interest and the
funded and registered debt credited the books the Trea-
sury passed the twelfth day of June thousand
hundred and nnetyeght bars from settlement allow
certificates, commonly called loan office and final settle
men certificates and indents ofnteres be- and the is
hereby suspended for the owo years from and after the
passing ohis act and from thence until the end of the next
Session oCongress notification ofwhch temporary suspen-
sion of the act of Limitation shall be published by the Secrea
ry the Treasury for the information of the holders Of the
said certificates in of the public papers in each
Of the United States. a---~-----
SEC And be further enacted, That all certificates,
monty called loan Office certificates, countersgned by the
loan officers of the States respectively final settlement cer
caes and ndents of interest which, the time of passing
this act shall be outstanding may be presented at the Tea
suy and upon the being qudated and adjusted shall
be paid to the respective holders of the same with interest at
six per cent per annum from the date Of the last payment of
interest, as endorsed on said certificates.
SEC And be it further aRacied That for carrying this
Act into effect the Fifteen thousand dollars be appro-
prated out of any moneys in the Treasury the United
States not otherwise appropriated
ApprOued eth May, 1882. A21-1aw6t
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COMMUNICATION.
AsiatiC Cholera.

SWAIM'S PANACEA is universally admit
ted to be the best and most certain purifier Of the
blood and juices of the body, introduced for the
general use of man-Its action on the BLOOD and pu-
rifying qualities, are of peculiar kind 1t is more
like rich cordial inpoint of taste ard flavor, than
an Alternative medicine. The most tender infant can
take it without any inconvenience, The public may
depend on its being safe and innocent preparation.
The Panacea is an antidote to all poison in the
blood, and juices Of the body, of which many persons
are afflicted in various ways 1t is now used with
in all parts of the world, and has become
standard remedy in many important cities in Europe.
1t has been Of more service than any other medicine
ever known. This fact is admitted by every candid
man. Orders from all parts of the country re-
ceived by every mail, and by almost every vessel ar
irving in the United States from foreign ports.
This fact shews the estimation in which the medicine
is held at distance and, indeed, wherever there has
been an opportunity of testing its virtues.
AS the operation of Swams Panacea is directly
upon the blood, cleansing it of all impurities, it is
scarcelyito be doubted, that its use would be- in
great degree, preventive of the AsiOtc Cholera for
it must be reasonable, that those whose blood is in
pure condition, less liable to receive contagious
disease than those whose juices disordered by
disease excess and if the Panacea should thus be
the means of preventing the Cholera, as it may
sonaby be supposed, it will gain claim to adj
mration and add another leaf to its laurel crown.
II Medical Man Fuifhent Prejudice.
The above medicine is offered for sale at
WI. JOhnsOn's
Drug and Medicinal Store, No. 90 Market street,
Wilmington, Del sole Agent. July 13-n
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DOCTOR DH&A!N9S
PATENT VEGETABLE
RUlNUWAR1O P0IlASo

Prepared by Ezra Dean, Biddeford, Maine.
rheumatism in all its Varieties is of those disor.
ders TO which have paid particular attention. Il is
very common complaint in Maine where reside and one
which seems to be little understood by the faculty. (udg
ing from their SUCCESS in tho treatmen SO that many
become useless before half their days expen
ded.
For tho disorder, now offer the public safe certain
and effectua cure. would not however be
that all who have it will may be cured for when the
constitution is broken down, the vital function
the joints dslocaed rendered moouless and tumors
formed upon them the cords shrunk up and tho mus
Giles Perished the case may generally be considered
desperate ana can rarely be cured, though thoy may
ten be relieved by persevorng application of tho rem.
edy Nor Il il TO be supposed that ~f years
standing without these effects, be cured at once
where the habit has become assmated the nature of
the complaint for in suca tho whole habit of the
body and quality of the blood must BIO changed and
this must BIO the work of time.
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
10 is presumed WiUbe satisfactory.
We tho subscribers certify that Dr. Deans Pills have
been freely used by ourselves families FIR years
and do consider them safe and useful family medicines
especially for the Rheumatsm in which complaint, in
what We have experienced seen and heard consider
Them more efectua than any thing else have known
used. and do think them valuable discoyey-and for
tho purpose Of extending their usefulness, and induce
others to Try them, we subscribe this corcatO-Su6
scrlbed by
Hon. George Thachor, Judge Ofiho Supreme
Court ofMass.
Rev. Paul Coffin Doctor Divinity, Buxton.
L Rev Silas Moody, Arundel.
Rev. Nath. Webster, Biddeford.
ltev. John Turner, do
Hon. Jeremiah Hill, do
Mr. lch. Fairfield, do
Edmund Coffin, Esq. do
Capt Samuel Emery, do
Mr.. Jeremiah HiLir. do
Capt Jamos Murch, do
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
EDWARD BRINGHURsT,
No 1877, Market Street.
Opposite the Bank of Delaware. Dec 6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .Voftce.

The subscriber haviag on the twenty eighth day Of
August 1882, obtained letters of upon
estate Of JamOs Wilson, late Of Brandywno hundred IN
said county deceased hereby notifies all persons having
demands against tho Of said deceased present
their accounts properly authenticated, before the
twenty eighth day OF August ensuing, abide by
act Of Assembly Of the State Of such
made aud provided.
ABNER CLOUD, Admir-.
Brandy wine Hundred Aug. 20, 1882 31...2m
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The Wilmington Fire Insurance

SOHpC$tt#,
Incorporated by the Legislature of Delaoare, in
February last, NTH capitdl Of
100 Thousand Dollars.
THIS Company are now prepared at their Office
in Market street, the first door below the City Hall,
to make all kinds of assurances against fire, and on
inland transportation of goods and country produce
Murine risks are e;rcluded
JAMES CANDY, President.
Wilmington, May 9th, 1882.
The following persons are Agents in their respective
districts, to wit
Ayres Stockley, Smyrna,
George S. Adkins, Milford,
William Dunlap, Christiana Bridge,
Abraham Boyer, Stanton,
John Riddle, Newcastle,
James Robinson, Newark,
Andrew X. Nelson, st. Georges,
James Delaplaine, Centerville,
Caleb Head, Kennel Square,
John w. Thomas, New-Garden,
Peter Askew, Brick Meeting House, Md.
William Torbet, Elkton,
Directors.
James Price, Edward Tatnall,
Stephen Bonsall, Thomas H. Larkin,
Lewis Rumford, Joseph e. Gilpin,
Vincent Gilpin, Washington Rice,
Jesse Mendinhall, George Bush,
Jacob Pussy.
May Sly LEA PusEY, Secretary.
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LOOK HERE!!
No. IOl. Market Street,


THE subscriber respectfully invites the public to
call and examine his assortment of Dry Goods before
purchasing elsewhere, he has just received from Pha-
dePhia, general assortment Of Spring Goods, con-
sistihg of
Black grcs ne nupat 40 cents.
Ticking, l25
Rouen Cassimer, 124
Muslin, Ct
Calicoes, Ct
Suspenders, Ct
Marscilles Vesiing, IS patterns.
Barage hdk'fs. 12a
Cotton DO. 81
Ladies cotton hose, 12b
do. Gloves, 121
do. Linen hdk'fs. 25
Also Suporfne and low priced Cloths and Cassimers,
Plain and fancy vestings,
Fancy Gnghams,
Mandarine Lawns,
New style prints,
Italian lustrings, levanteens, and other silks,
Blue and yellow nankins,
Fancy Shawls and Handkerchief,
Irish linen and table diapers,
Cotton and linen drilling,
Long lawn and linen cambrcs,
Plain and figured musns,
Plaids. checks, tickings and cords,
Brown and Bleached musns,
Oil cloths, Umbrellas and Parasols,
With a general assortment of other Goods.
May lift JESSE WILSON,
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SIX CENTS REW4RD.

Runaway from the subscriber, living near Gen.
treville, Chrisana Hundred, on the 10th inst JOHN
STEWART, an Indented apprentice to the farming
business aged about fourteen years. Whoever takes
up said boy shall receive the above reward, but no
charges paid. ANDREW McFARLAN.
September 18-4tp
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-09-28
REGISTERS OFFICE,
NeD Castle County, August %, 1882.

UPON tho application Of Abner Cloud Administrator
Of James Wilson, late of Brandywine hundred, in the
County of New castle, DECEASED is ordered and dec
ted by the Register, that the said Abner Cloud admins
traitor afo esad give notice Of the granting of letters Of
administration upon the estate of the Gard deceased with
the date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the date of said
Letters of administration in six Of the most public places
Of said county, requiring all persons having demands
against tho deceased exhibit the same, abide by
act OF Assembly Of the state Of Delaware in such
made and providod; and also tho insert
cd within the period, in the Delaware Gazette,
newspaper published in the city Of Wilmington and 10
DO continued in said newspaper for the space Of two
months.
,AAs4lsI Given under the hand and seal of Office Of
SMNGGz tho Register aforesaid, at New castle, il
SkASN< New cnsile county aforesaid, tho day ant
Ssxs9XS year above written.
TSfissN EVAN II. THOMAS,
Register.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-09-28
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
18th August. 1882

In conformity with Act passed the 18th July, 1882
titled San Act TO revive and continue in force An Act author
zng the payment of certain certificates" approved 9TH May
1929 NocE that the last mentioned
copy whereo annexed has been revived and continued in
force for four years from and after the said 18th oJuy 1892
and from thence until the end Of the next Session of Congress
thereafter.
IOIIS MT,ANE
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-09-28
TO Carpenters g.. Builders.
fl. REED,

SAS@ WA1x@R ASID RhA11@Ro
In the rear Of IS, Race street, Philadelphia,
entrance from North Second by the first alley above
Race Street,, west sde.)
The subscriber informs Carpenters and Builders,
that he keeps hand and make order at short
notice, Window Sashes of every description also Gaz-
ed with English or American Glass, at prices which
cannot fail to give satisfaction.
N. B.-Fancy sashes of every description made,
glazed and gilt in the neaiest and best manner.
Philadelphia July, 8, 1832.-3m
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HIGHLY USEFUL APPARATUS.


MR.. GARDEL, French Chemist, Pupil of The
NARD q RoBIeUET has the honor to inform the cit-
zens OF Philadelphia, and other cities Of the United
States, that, with the appreciation and recommended
ton Of the most celeprateu Chemists Of PhilueiPhia
Doctor r. Hare and Doctor Bache, he has properly
and conveniently fitted up an easy Apparatus for the
purpose of
DISINFECTION.
That Apparatus reduced, and evidently more con-
venienty constructed, than in the form employed BY
the celebrated chemist Guyton de MorUean, possess
es the great advantage OF dsengagng at command
the Chlorine Gas; it destroys all feld emanations
from vegetables or animals, sick or dead all MAS
mes propagated by infected air, (miasmes properly
called and those propagated by an immediate con-
tact, Contagious principles)
1t decomposes all strange substances combined with
the atmospherica air, and renders it perfectly pure
Every apparatus will be delivered with directions
for use, undersigned with the handwriting of the
poser.
For sale at the Drug and Chemical Stores of
E. BRINGHURST, No. 1877,
And JOSEPH BRINGHURST,
July lift No. 81, Market st. Wilmington.
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REORGANIZATION

NO Commander, Master, or other person having
charge Of any Ship or VESSEL having on board any
persons dsordered with any infectious disease, (he
measles and small pox excepted) coming from any
sIckly port place, shall land bring Shore
cause or suffer to beanded brought shore with
in the limits of the Town Of New Castle, any such
person or persons whatsoever, without permit in
writing for that purpose obtained from the Port Ply
sician OF the said Town, under the penalty of one
thousand dollars be recovered in the manner pre-
scrbed by the Act of Assembly, in such case made
and provided.
By order Of the Commissioners Of The Town o.
.hezu Castle.
P. B. DELANY, Chairman.
JOHN RIDDLE, Secretary.
New Castle, August 4-f
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DRUG SJ@EIgMo
Chemical and Medicinal Store,
400 195
Nearly opposite the City Hall, Market Street,
Wilmington, DelaDdre.

PHILLIPS g. ASKEW,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they
have largely increased their stock Of Drugs, Paints
Dye Stuifs and Medicines, to meet all demands
with which they may be favored. whether wholesale
or retail All the Chemical and pharmaceutical pre-.
partitions, now so highly approved of we'll as the
celebrated Patent Medicines, embracing
Jebbs Rheumatic Liniment,
Deans Rheumatic Pills,
Vicker's embrocaton for Rheumatism,
Lees celebrated medicines,
Conveys celebrated medicines
Chapman and Mead's antidspeptic pills,
Andersons cough drops,
Thomson's eye water,
Anderson's pills,
Hooper's pills,
Dumfrles eye water,
Relies pills,
AnfaAAibAe itch Ointment,
Which has not bssn knss.si fail of suriAg single
instance.
ByaM's Physical DrOps,
CARPENTERS
Compound Syrup Of AiverwOrt
And Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla.
SWaiM's Panacea & Vermifuge.
DIR. HULL'S
Celebrated Patent HINGE TRUSS.
JOHN RoRER g. SONS
Valuable ELASTIC TRUSS.
ORIGINAL d. GENUINE
Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Which, while it is unsurpassed dentrifce a. the
sape time removes all unpleasant odour from he breath
For the sale of almost all the above medicines, in
struments, &c. we are the AGENTS, and will dispose
OF them wholesale or retail at the propretors prices
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-09-28
STOLE FOR RENT.

And possession given immeJiatey-That long
established stand in the village of Brandywine'
(near the Brandywne Flour Mills,j occupied for
many years by the subscriber.-It is a spacious
buildiDg-caculated for store of various articles.
similar to well assorted Country store, or Dry
Goods OF Groceries alone. The situation is nIsa.
SAINT and healthy, and large retail business NAV
be done for cash. VIM M,CAITITEV
Village of Brandywine, near Wilmington.
March 9-lawtf
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NEWPORT BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE public are informed that the Newport Bridge
now in good order for passing, and that persons
wishing to commute by the year, may do soby APP
plying to either of the subscribers.
Dr. J: L. MORRIS, ! N.z,sort.
]. L. robson, S"e"I0'''
JOHN JANVIER, AezU Castle.
The Communication will commence on the LIST of
August, in each year. at dollars per annum, payable
in advance, to either of the above subscribers.
July 6--3m
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WHEREAS,
By an act flhe General Assembly Of the State OF
Delaware, pissed at Dover, on the 26ih day of Jan
uary, A. d. 1881, The Levy Court of New Castle
County, were authorized to make the public toll
Bridge over Naamans Creek, free oftol-Therefore
be resolved and ordained by the Levy Court Of New
Castle County, aforesaid, that the said Bridge over
Nnaman's Creek, be and is hereby made and declared
to be free from tolls from and after the 25th day OF
March, 1888 Provided however, that the Philade-
phiu Turnpike Company, shall not demand receive
or make any addition to their tolls for said Turnpike,
after the amount for the Bridge toll is taken of. And
be it further resolved that Immediately after the adj
journment of this Court, advertisements be inserted
in at least two newspapers in the City OF Wilmington
that the Levy Court of said County have caused the
tolls the said Bridge to from and after :he
25th day of March, 1885, and that it be the duty of
the Clerk of the Peace, to have such advertisements
inserted aforesaid.
.New Castle County, IS.
,Alaaa, do certify that the above truly copied
MeT@&z from the record of the proceedings of the
sE%GNS Levy Court and Court Of Appeal of said
2$sgkS County. In testimony whereof, Ihave
N7ffsV hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal
OF office, at New Castle, the 30th day Of April,
A. d. 1892. T. STOCKTON,
May 8-tf Clerk Of the Peace.
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LOOK AT THIS !

JUST received at No, 1903, Market st. Wilmington,
800 lib. best live Geese Feathers,
Also, variety ofPaper Hangings and Borderings of
the latest style, with handsome assortment of FASH
ionabe Dry Goods, all of which will be sold at the
owest market price. HENRY HICKS.
Wilmington, April S-tf
SWA1G1S VNRM11lRWGalAo
JUST received fresh supply of the Vermifuge
for Worms, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery or Bowel
Complaints, Bleeding Piles, Chills and Fever, &c.
L. B. VAUGHAN & Co.
July ~. 44t Market Street, Wilmington.
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AT meeting Of the Levy Court and Court of APP
peal, held at New Castle, for the County oil New
Castle, on the 10th day OF March, A. D. 1889,
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New Castle and FrenchtOwn
RA1h ROAD

APASSENGER CAR will be dispatched from the
Depot at New Castle, on Wednesday afternoon. at 2
o'clock, and every afternoon at that hour, Sundays
excepted, for Frenchtown, thus offering those who
may wish, pleasant and delightful ride over the Rail
Road returning leaves Frenchtown at O'Clock in
the evening. Parties can be accommodated with one
or more SPLENDID Cars, for the whole route, or
shorter distance, at any hour Of the afternoon.
JOHN ID. BIRD,
July 13--tf agent, NJ Castle.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-09-28

Magistrates and other Blanks, neatly
executed at this Office.
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WILMINGTON, May "a, 1889.
The Committee 20 which zvas referred the Proceedings
Of the Iopn Meeting held in this hiare on the 10fh
day Of February iasf, for he huriose taking info
consideration the erhedencv of removiap he seat of
Justice Of Nezo Castle County from tic form Of
.New Castle to this citv,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-21

the cay on winch dlo convention woaa assent.
,bcro having been mistake II the publication OF
the fist notice - That no nemo-r extended from
ibc cosBtH,s OF Montgomery or W ythe, thou h II Is
understood that DELEGATES have been appointed by
those eouu,rz snd that the county Of Brunswick
wa represented by Mr GbaIson emily, though
there ~ere ueless than four Delegates appointed,
soue Of whom were kept away b. = ofesslonal
engagements Thumaay ofthe Delegates anPeln-
ted by the counties winch were represented IA
tue couse nton, dad not attend-Owng 20 various
nsuperabe obstacles IL.
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ElGBE.ELI{ AZ.
TIE BARBOUR CONVENTION.

'
Tps&ag June, l2H
The M.mbers of the Convention assembled in
The Episcopal Church. and were culcd to order by
IA " GIIner Esq. O! Automatic, about dfpast
o'clock
Mr. Banks delegate Gom, I.ynrhburg. naminn
ted Jamcs II C,hoIsou, Esq Of the county Of Bruins
wick who WIS unanimously chosen President Of
the Convention, Y5o tfnyoJc
Alr GhoIsou having been conducted tn the e. aIr
10y fir Gtlmer, addressed the Convention. IN a
handsome and appropriate manner returning his
thanks tor the honor conferred upon him an brief
y explaining the object AMI the principles for tn
promotion ol which the Convention had assamkl,tl
Onmotoa of Mr. Gdmcr, Edward Broada,. so.
of Cupcpor was mou,mou. y appointed secrata
~ Ia lhc Convention
On motion Of NJ. Blssaa Of Spou.y iyania, 1t
was resolved That the Reverend Clergy OF tn
town he requested to open the subsequent meetings
OF the Convention with prayer.
On motion of Mr.. SIMS Of Halifax. il was
Resolved, That thr rules aad regulations Of the
House of Delegates Of Virginia, he adopted for the
Government of the Convention
On motion of Vi PcnIIeton Of Culpeper. it was
Resolved, That editors ofucwspepcrs be per.
united to take seats within the bar OF the Conven-
ton.
Oamotouof Mr. Gllmcr. ii was
Resolved arbota Como.,,,, =, co,....,. or,.,.
be appointed by the Chnlr, who shall report to th-
convention such measures rs may he deemed pro.
per Tor It's consideration.
THIS resolution was then no.Ii,i.1 .o.,s. .n,.,
the Commune ronsis, If am, l},.,,,
county town ar bora,loh ,,nr.s.,,,.l i, ,I'' [,.,
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