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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-01-20

DIED, on Thursday the 18th instant,
Mrs. CATHARGNE Epson, wife of Mr..
Henry ErDsoN, sen. of this county,
lady who is highly extolled by those ac-
quainted with her for her many virtues
and amiable qualities. Her death was
very sudden, and under circumstances
which are well calculated to impress us
with the uncertainty Of life. She was
about to set out to witness the marriage
of a son,-the wedding company was
assembling at both houses-all things
were prepared for the customary feast.
ing and merriment on so joyous an oc-
casion-when the dread messenger came
to summon her away from life-may we
not hope, to Partake of "the Marriage
Supper Of the Lamb"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-01-20
Virginia Frec-Road Lottery,

FIRST CLASS FOR 1892
TO De drd'cn an Haunton, on "wednesday
the 25th day Of January, 1882.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-01-20

Goodi-In the House Of Commons of
North Carolina, an effort was made to
attach to the Central Rail Road bill a
proviso that the Company should forfeit
their charter, if they applied hereafter TO
the general government for an appropria-
ton butt was rejected by majority of
) to /. This manifestation of ieaions
and even of hostile feeling towards the
general government on every occasion
which will admit of it, is ridiculous. and
deserves to be sometimes rebulled by 2
decisive expression OF contempt. 4 for
eigner would naturally suppose, indeed
from the frequent display of tlfs feeling.
that the general government was an ms
titution imposed upon the people by for
eign force. and of which they were anx-
ious to rid themselves instead of being
as it is, direct emanation of the POM
lar Willis members returning, ike
those of the State governments, periodi-
cally, to the bosom The people, OF whom
they are part.-Lynch. Vir.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-01-20

MARRIED, on the 1Ihinst ~ the Rev
VIM. Wilson, Mr.. UTH;am Edison son of
Mr.. Henry Edison, 10 Miss .zgness ~
Poage, daughter ofMaj. William Poage; all
OF this county, Communicated
-.o9e~-
On Thursday the 18th instant, by
the Rev. John Howell, Mir. Darid Beard
to Miss FaIeshey, daughter Of Mr.. John
u. Greiner, deceased all Of this county.
Go, gentle gales, 6, bear their signs along:
The birds shall cease to tune their even
ing song;
The winds TO breathe, tho waving woods
TO move,
And streams TO murmcr Gro they cease TO
love. Inn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-01-20

The last Northern papers contain the
Memorial of the American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions 70
the President Of the United States. re-
questing his Interference on behalf oC
the two Missionaries now imprisoned in
the Georgia Penitentiary. To this mem
orial the Secretary Of War Gov. Case
replies, in the name and by the authori-
ty of the President declining to interfere
in the matter.-So that the Missionaries
have no hope but from the tender mer-
cies" ofthe Georgians themselyes-wbo
as they have abolished the Penitentiarv
system, will, we persume, hang its in
mates.--ib.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-01-20

q, 200 Tickets.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-01-20
EI1E NEAR1SlTSs

SCOTTSVILLE PRICES CURRENT,
January l0-FurniShed by Dir. Hartman.
n elD flour, 81 60 a 4 20
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
DAYHgR19No
s. G. PARSONS,
Professor Of Dental Surgery,

~'WeSSoT " HeHtut surgery,
RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and gentle
men of Wilmington, that he has returned to this city,
and may be found at Mrs. Eakin's, Lafayette HOTEL
for short time only.
Having been for more than twenty years in sue
cesful practice in Dentistry he feels a confidence
in assuring the public Of his ability give the most
perfect satisfaction TO all who may feel disposed to
favor him with their patronage.
MINERAL AND NATURAL TEETH set 10
correspond with Natural ones SO exactly as to defy
detection. even on the closest examination; they ne
yer nure the breath and answer all purposes of mas
tication.
He will plug Teeth with gold, or platinu, cleanse
he, and extract the most difficult teeth and roots
remove carries and cure diseased Gums, commonly
called Scutvy, (the most violent Tooth ache cured
There are many diseases, such as Dyspepsia, painful
ahrctons OF the head face, eyes, and ears offensive
oteatand many nervous affections that frequently
lglnate rom diseased teeth and gums. So much do
he teeth add to the beauty of the countenance and
indispensable are they 10 the correct pronunciation Of
language, that need not enlarge upon the utility oil
the above operations
certificate can be produced from number of the
members OF New York Medical Association Re.
terence also in this city to DIR. Baker.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
By0m's ChenstsGa Ts,n5sOcorso,,.

,rx OR, LIQUID OPoDELDoc.
u nIS article IS warm and penetrating, and an ex-
cellent Embrocaton for Govt and R6eumatisn,
bruises and Sprans, even those of long standing, are
removed by it, and it is of the utmost service for weak
ana iokety children, as also for the cramp and for
stiness and weakness of the joints. 1t is
most efhcacious remedy for slight burns or scalds.
where the skin is not broken, extracting the fire yery
SOON and If used immediately will prevent them from
olisterng For chilbains in the hands and feet it is
ny ar Inc best remedy ever known For stiffness in
the neck and oints, frozen limbs and chapped hands
II mas succeeded better than any other application
ever before used and when the complaint does not
rpeadly yleid by friction, flannel wetted with the
IN numerous cases has been found not only far supe
rlor to the old fashioned Opodeldoc, but has also per-
formed cures when British Oil, Ess. Mustard, and
many other remedies have totally failed,
Those articles may be had of
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
'No' lS1 Market-street Wilmington, opposite The
Bank Of Dela,uare. jniy ct
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

DIR. JAYNE'S CARMINAIIvE BALsAM. one
OF the most eectua remedies yet discovered for the
the SUMMER COMPLAINTS: is now recommended
70 families, as medicine which will save the lives of
hundreds, when timely administered, in Bowel Com
t!anfs' Cholera Mor6us, Dy8entery, SC and in all
diseases arising from diseased state of the Stomach
ana LiVer. as Dystehsia, indigestion, Sick Head
.4che' Sc. it will be found pleasant cure. Certi6
Gates from physicians and families have been received
fully supporting high character and detailing cures
OF great Importance 1t is neatly put in vais and
with general directions for lis use at the
low price of IS cents per vial.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
VALUABLE
WAWQAY WAD1g1GTNSo

DIR. Stouse's Infant Drops,
For the cholic Of infants, fatuency restIessness.
gripping, &c. the best carminative ever offered to
the public.
DIR. Weaver's Eye Salve,
Thousands have experienced the efficacy of this
valuable preparation.
DIR. Viewers Eye Water,
For weak and inilamed eyes.
DIR. Weaver's celebrated Worm Powders.
The most certain remedy for those pests which
annually carry off thousands of children. Thee
have frequently given relief in the most desperate
cases, and when all other means had failed. They
are accompanied with box of salve and directions
for its use.
DIR. Weaver's Worm Tea,
Superior to the worm teas in common use, IL ia
also accompanied with box Of ointment.
DIR. Weaver's Itch Ointment,
A certain & speedy remedy for that disagrceable
complaint.
DIR. Viewers Astringent Mixture,
An eifectual remedy for the diarrhea or bowe.
complaint, and sick stomach Of children.
DIR. Viewers Tooth Ache Drops.
Afford immediate relief in that painful affection.
Benvill's Anodyne Balsam,
For acute palns-gout, rheumatism, sprains,
bruises chilblains, &c. This application possesses
ten times the strength of ORC DOC, in any case
in which the latter is serviceable.
Sold on Agency wholesale d. retail by
~. B. Vaughan & Go.
No. 443 Market street, Wilmington.
June S-tf
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
GROUND RICE, DC.

FRESH Ground Rice, an excellent article for pud-
dings and cakes; Dates, Figs, Filberts, Raisins,
Almonds, Citron, Ground Nuts, Currie Powder, Coco
Nuts, Preserved Ginger, Currins, Olive and Florence
table Salt, Burlington Hams, Shoulders and Herrings
Smoked Beef, Rounds and Tongues, Dgby's Herrings
prepared Cocoa, spiced Chocolate, ground Cinnamon
and Alspice, French Cordias, Sherry, L. P. Madeira
and Claret Wine in bottles Havana Segars, and sweet
scented cavendish Tobacco, with large variety Of
Groceries, Wines, &c. for sale by
THOMAS H. LARKIN.
Wilmington June 8-tf
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
ITO Carpenters 0a,R builders,

A REED, Sash Maker and Glazier, in the rear OF
IS, Race St. Philadelphia, entrance from North
Second BY the first alley above Race St. west sde.
The subscriber informs Carpenters and Builders,
That be keeps hand, and can make to ordera short
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 neatest and best manner
Philadelphia July, 8, t832.-3m
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
8AG10VANo
JAMES A. .BAYARD
HnWNEW.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he has removed from the
Wilmington, to the Bayard Hotel,
N Smiley, 6etzreen Queen and HanoUer Streets.
Where he has every convenience necessary to ac-
commodate Travellers and Market People; there be-
ing the largest yard, and the best stabg attached
It of any establishment in this city, He returns his
thanks to his former customers and Hatters himself
that from his experience, and the accommodations q
his house, lie will be able crafty his GUT SITS, and
render his est3bshment worthy share Of public pa-
tronage. VIM. C, DORSEY. Pronrietori
N. B. Boarders will be accommodated at The ems.
tomary price. Horses taken at Livery.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
DRY GOODS!! DRY GOODS!!!
HENRY HXCKS.

HENR HECKS.
Ao Just received first rate assortment of season.
able Dry Goods which offered for sale at the most
reduced prices He respectfully invites the Fashion
able and Economical to call at No. lO3 Market-st.
and examine his stock, which consist partly of the
FOLLOWING ARTICLES
Elegant chnngeable and other coloured gro de naps
at so cents per yard,
Black lustrngs & horences, at so cents per ward
bombazine at 1879 cents, 'Bombazets at 19B cents
handsome assortment of calicoes some at 81 cents
Ladies hosiery at l23 per pair gentlemens do do do
gloves l21 ets per pair, gentlemens do. 16a cts.
London pins at 81 cents per paper,
Fancy handkeTchlefs at l25 cents,
Rouen cashmere, at 191 cents per yard,
anu numerous other articles at those very reduced
prices in connection with his usual assortment Of
Superfne blue and black broadcloths
do brown g. olive do do
do drab and mix'd do do
do fashionable Queens mixed cashmere
do do lavender coloured do
Blue, black, fawn and mixed do
Plaid, merino and angola do
Marseilles at 25 cents per pattern
Assorted hastings and brochelles,
Prineettas clrcassians and silk camblets
q variety OF summer goods for gentlemens wear,
New style painted musns, some at 16 cite. per va 3D.
AlOnzo ginghams and mandcrin lawns,
Organtly's Grape de lyon,
Batist and Philippines, pongees,
Nankin and Canton grapes,
Merino, tbibet and cashmere shawls
rancy urhpnlne, Grape and gauze handkerchief,
Flag and bandanna do
Imperial satin bombuzine and silk stocks of the most
fashionable patterns and style,
Silk and fancy jaconot cravuts,
Jaconet and cambria muslins,
Plain and figured Swiss do
Bishop lawn and linen cambrcs,
Superfne and fine Irish linens,
4, 8 and l04 table linens and muslns,
Russia diaper, crash and tow linens,
&c sheetngs and imitation do
Welsh and other fannels, green bazes, &c.
Cloth table covers, 4-4 Sd and oil cloths,
Superfine ingram yenitian and cotton carpetings
Hearth rugs, Dorchester and heavy letter tckings,
With well selected assortment Of Domestic Goods.
Paper Hangngs and Borders.
N. D. Lately receiveda beautiful lot of live EESE
FEATHERS. Wilmington, May 1-tf
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
ONE CENT REWARD.

kANAWAY from the subscriber, on Tuesday
the looacconst business, aged about IL years bIack
3ushy mar, large mouth, very awkward appearance:
mad on when he went away striped roundabout and
blue pantaietts; took with him bundle of clothing
return him to the subscriber shall receive the sbovs
harborng him. IOtIN IT pSpp o'u
July 6-4t " .An'
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D@W& N@EIgMo
Chemical and Medicinal Store.
N@s 195
Nearly opposite The City Hall, Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaware.

PHILLIPS e. ASKEW,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that thew
nave largely increased their stock Of Drugs Paints,
Dye Stulis and Medicines, to meet all demands
with which they may be favored, whether Wholesale
or retail. ALI the Chemical and pharmaceutical pre.
partitions, now so highly approved Of as well as the
celebrated Patent Medicines, embracing
Jebbs Rheumatic Linment,
Deans Rheumatic Pills
Nlckers embrocation for Rheumatisnn
Lees celebrated medicines,
Conway's celebrated medicines,
chapman and Mead's antidispeptic pills,
Andersons cough drops,
Thomson's eye water,
Anderson's pills
Hooper's pills,
Dumfrie's eye water,
Relies pills,
DUMFRIE'S
AnfaAAibAe Itch Ointment.
Which has not been known fail of curing in single
instance.
Byam's Physical Drops,
CARPENTERS
COMPOUND Syrup Of AiyerWOrt
And Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla.
SWaimA'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 us dentrifce a, tho
sane time removes all unpleasant odour ircm the breath
For the sale of almost all the above medicines. in
strumenIs, &c. VIC are the AGENTS, and will dispose
OIL them wholesale or retail at the propretors prices
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HORSE g. CATTLE MARKET
.NeaU Castle COaraltV. )


,SssssA5ks> At an Orphans Court held al
:1avATasE New Castle in and for the County of New
ssSSSES Castle, the thirteenth day of February, in
S$Ss9sS the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
INV hundred and thirty-two
UPON THE APPLICATION Of John Harlan.
Joshua Harlan, William McKeever, Sarah Mckee
yer, William Huston, ir., Mary Huston and Jesse
Chandler, Guardian of Margaret Harlan, children
and heirs at law of Caleb Harlan late of Christian
hundred, in the County aforesaid, deceased, (who
died lntestate, as 1t hath been represented to this
Court by their petition in writing presented to this
Court the fourteenth day of February in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty two
It's the said fourteenth day of February one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-two, ruled by the Court,
that Isaac McKeever, Margaret Harlan, daughter Of
Lewis Harlan, Joshua Williamson, Caleb William
son, Robert Williamson and Lott Williamson which
said Isaac McKeever, Margaret Harlan, Joshua VIII
hanson, Caleb Williamson, Robert Williamson and
Lott Williamson, do not reside in New Castle county,
atoresaid,] be and appear in the Orphans Court of
New Castle county, TO be held at New Castle on
Tuesday, the eighteenth day of September next, and
then and there claim the preference due to them sue
cesslvey, of accepting choosing the lands tene-
ments and hereditaments of the said Caleb Harlan.
deceased designated the draught and return OF the
said lands, tenements and heredaments as returned
to this Court by the freeholdeTs appointed tn make
partition Of the same. No. l, containing eleven acres
and perches of land valued and appras-
ed to the sum of three hundred and fifty dollars No.
containing htty-seven acres and twenty perches Of
land, valued and appraised to the sum Of seventeen
hundred and fifty dollars No. 3, containing about
fourteen acres of land, valued and appraised to the
sum OF one hundred and nnety-six dollars land No.
a. containing thirteen and half of land, valued
and appraised to the sum of two hundred and sixty
seven dollars or shew cause if any they have, why
an order for the sale of the said ands teements and
hereditaInents should not be made 1rd is further
ordered BY the said Court, that copy of this rule be
published for six successive weeks in the Delaware
Gazette, newspaper printed in the city of Whining
ton, in the state of Delaware the first publication
to be at least sixty days before the said seven
teenth day of September next
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the seal of the said Court to be affixed at
New Castle, June 25th, A. d. 1889.
NL4TTHEW RE.4yN, Clerk
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EMERY.
Recommended by the TncuIt,,

The original and genuine Compound Chlorine tooth
wash for cleaning and preserving the teeth and eums
and cleansing the mouth, sold by
E. B. VAUGHAN & Co.
mn No. Az Market street. Wilmington
Where may be had an extensive and general assort-
ment OF fresh drugs, chemical preparations. family
and patent medicines, &c, at the lowest prices.
April 10 P'N'
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DRUGS g I1M(D101SfASo
A constant supply of Drugs and Medicines of a su-
perior quality Wholesale and Retail, at
M. JoHNSoN'S
Drug and Medical Store.

Drug and Medical Store,
NO. 90, MARKET STREET.
Among which are most Of the new Chemical prepare
tons, and the most approved Patent Medicines,
such as
Carpenters Compound Syrup of Liverwort,
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,
Indian Specific, Anderson's Cough Drops,
Mead and Chapman's Anti Dspeptc Pills,
DR.. Deans Rheumatic Pills, and Vicker's Embroca.
ton for Rheumatism,
Swaim's Vermifuge and worm Tea, valuable reme-
dies for worms,
Becker's Eye Balsom,
DR.. Thompsons celebrated eye water,
Saratoga Powders, Congress water, French Lavender
Cologne water, and Florida water,
Fancy Soap, and cut glass Smelling Bottles,
English and American tooth brushes,
Fresh Caster Oil by the dozen single bottles,
Chloride of lime for bleaching removing stains, &c.
All which will be disposed of the most reasona-
BILE terms. Physicians Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded & orders from the Country promptly attend
ed to. May 15-tf
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DOCTOR DM.AAN9S
PATENT VEGETABLE
RlMUG1AW1O P1lbhSo

@2NA ~ ShA<A ~ 4S u 4A290o
Prepared by Ezra Dean, Biddeford, vfaine.
Rheumatism in all its varieties is ono of those disor
ders to which have paid particular attention 1t isa
very common complaint in Maine whore reside and one
which seems to be little understood by the faculty. (ud
ing from their in tho treatmenN so Thai NM,
persons become useless before half their duys are
ded.
For tho disorder, offer the public safe certain
and enec1uai cure would not however be understood
that all who have il will mny be cured for when the
constitution broken down tho vital iuncons impaired
the joints dsocatod rendered motionless and tumors
formed upon them or the cords shrunk up and the
ces pershed the case may generally be considered as
desperate and can rarely be cured though thoy may of
ten BIO relieved by persovorng application of the rem
Guy NOR Is ltto be supposed that of many years
standing without these effects be cured at once
where the habit has become assmated the nature of
the compa for in such the whole habit of tho
body and quality of the blood must be changed and
this must be the work oftime.
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
10 is presumed lcilL be sntisfdctory
We the subscribers certify that Dr.. Deans Pills have
boon freely used BY ourselves families fursevora years
and DO consider them safe and useful family medicines
especially for the Rheumatism, in which complaint in
what We have experienced, and heard, we consider
them more eiecual than any thing else have known
used. and do think them valuable discoyoryand for
the purpose of extending their usefulness and induce
others to try them, we subscribe to this certificate
scrbed by
c. Hon George Thachor, Judge Ofthe Supreme
Rev. Paul Coffin, Doctor Divinity, Buxton.
heV SIas Moody, Arundel,
Rev Nath. Webster, Diddoford,
Rev. John Turner, do
Hon. jeremiah Hill, do
Mr.. lch. Fairfield, do
Edmund Coffin, ESQ. do
Capt Samuel Emery do
Mr. jeremiah Hill. ir, do
Capt James Murch, do
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
EDWARD BRINGHURsT.
Opposite tho Bank of Delaware. De- ~
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The TRUSTEES of fLe Poor.

The Trustees Of the Poor,
OF New Castle County, will meet at the Poor
House. on Wednesday, the 25th inst. at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. Persons having accounts against the insttu-
tion are requested to hand them to Thomas S. New
lin, on or before that day.
CHARLES H. HAUGHEY,
July l0-tm Clerk,
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MONEY no LOAN-

BY THE WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY
Persons wishing to borrow, will please name the
amount wanted. with description Of the security in
tended to be offered. at the office of the subscriber
who will lay the same before the investing msnagevs
February 2sth, 1832.-tf
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WHEREAS.


By an act of the General Assembly of the State OF
Delaware, passed at Dover, the goth day of jan
uary, A. ID. 1881, The Levy Court of New Castle
County, were authorized to make the public. toll
Bridge over Naaman's Creek, free ofto-Therefore
be it resolved and ordained by the Levy Court of New
Castle County, aforesaid, that the said Bridge over
Naaman'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-
phia 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 off. And
be it further resolved that Immediately after the nd-
ournment of this Court, advertisements be inserted
in a, least two newspapers in the City of Wilmington
that the Levy Court of said County have caused the
tolls over the said Bridge to from and after ;he
25th day Of March, 1888; and that it be the duty of
the Clerk of the Peace, to have such advertisements
inserted as aforesaid.
JVep Castle County, IS.
,Nslsl do certify that the above truly copied
SZeNNH from the record of the proceedings the
sGAN.S%S Levy Court and Court of Appeal of said
$SSES County. In testimony whereof, Ihave
NTfTW hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal
Of office, at New Castle, the 30th day of April
A. d. 1889. L. STOCKTON,
May 8-tf Clerk of the Peace