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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
PILES.

PILES.
Csrnish's effectual remedy for the PILES.
BRITISH LUSTRE,
For polishing Stoves and Crates. This Lustre,
With little rubbing, will produce a brilliancy
highly ornamental, andis easily preserved.
For sale at
JOSEPH BRINGHURST'S
Dug and Chemical Store, No. 81, Market-st.
All the medicinal chemicals and most of the
chemical tests, may be had at No. 81.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
Delaware City Lots.

On Wednesday, the 18th of June, at 10 o.
clock, will be sold at the Delaware City Ho-
tel, in the city Of Del ,ware:-
n number Of Squares supposed 10 con-
yo;,a "a, I'll ,,Louf
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
NEW NOVELS!

Just received and for Sale at p. B. Porter's
Book Store. No. 81.
Rosine, dedicated to Miss Fanny Kemble.
The Wondrous Tale of Alrory, .. vols
Zohrab the Hostage, .. VOLS.
Stanley Buxton, .. vols,
"Wacousta or the Prophecy. . vol s.
Our Island, containing the
"Lunatic& Forgery" Q. vols
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
DRY Goods,

Groceries, Drugs, Paints and Oils.
China, GLASS;, Queens * Earthen Ware.
Hay d,Uare aad Cutlery
Besides various other articles, consisting in
part as follows:
Cloths, casimeres, casinets and hannels,
Baizes, beaverton and Pttsburg cords,
Calcoes, chntzes, cambrics and jaconets,
Muslins and laces, various figures,
Irish linens, lawns, silks and grapes,
Bandanna and flag handkerchets,
Cravats, snspenders, combs, &c. &c.
GROCERIES,.
Sugars, coffee, teas, chocolate and liquors,
Cheese, Molasses, raisins, figs and ginger
Pepper, alspce, cinnamon and starch,
Rice, lard, bacon, salt, corn meal and -four,
EBuckwheat meal, tobacco and segars,
Brooms, brushes, bellows, &c &C.
.NEDFCE.S.E,S, Sc.
Calomel, jalop, camphor and flour sulphur,
EPSON and glober salts, opium, caster oil,
Sweet oil, spirits nitro and hartsborn,
Laudanum and paregoric,
White lead, Spanish brown, mineral green,
lChromic yellow, yellow ochre, linseed oil,
Winter and Summer lamp oil, common do.
CHINA AND GLASS WARE, sc.
lTca Sets, cups and saucers, and plates,
Dishes, pitchers, bowls, decanters, tumblers
Lamps, &c. and Queens Ware assorted.
Potts, kettles and coffee mills,
lShovels, spades and pitch forks,
Knives and forks, scissors and razors,
Pocket and pen knives and spoons,
lSad Irons, nails, spikes, &c &c.
Together with general assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
All which will be sold, Wholesale and Re
tail, at the most reduced prices for Cash.
JONATHAN WILSON.
March so, 1888.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
MINERAL WATER,
FOUNTAIN OPEN AT
EDWARD BRETgcIzURsT's
DRUG md CHEMICAL STORE.
No. 1877 Market street.

The Mineral Water is made from Pure
Spring Water-and variety of Syrups are
Kept, in the making of which no sugar is u.s.
ed but the best loaf.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
NEW STORE.

GUST UPENED,J
At that we'll known stand in the village OF
Brandywine, near the Brandywine Mills,
(lately occupied by William McCauley) a
large and general assortment of
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
SPRING GOODS,
no. A8, Market st.

The Subscriber having added to his former
stock, very general assortment of seasonal
BILE ard fashionable DRY GOODS, most of
which having been lately purchased at Auc-
ton, enables him to offer to the public, arti-
cles at reduced prices.
WIN. S. BOULDEN.
ANilminrtnn. Nav 6. 45-6M
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EYE WATER,

For infimation and weakness Of the eyes
Prepared by DR.. Scudder, the celebrated occu-
list. whs has discovered the. art of placing artif
elal eyes so as to appear as natural as life. Also
Dr. THOMSON'S EYE WATER.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
Spring and Summer G0oas'
Samuel EslsXhy,


Has just opened an assortment OF
Fine cloths and single milled cassnicres,
Summer cloths and merlno cassin,ercs,
Marselles & silk vestinys x Summer stripes,
Silks of all kinds,
Black, brown and olive bombazines,
New stile ginghams,
do. do. painted muslins,
do. do. Fancy shawls and hdkfs.
Pine Irish linens and sheetings,
Damask table linens and napkins,
Blue and yellow nankeens,
Fine gauze Flannels,
Silk flag hdk'fs. of a superior quality,
200 dozen assorted hose and half hose,
Umbrellas and parasols,
A variety Of Summer Hats,
In addition to his large assortment of Do
nestle Goods of all kinds-whch he offers
wholesale and retail at his store, No. 60,
Market street, Wilmington.
April 1888 Smo
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
The celebrated
EeElD EH.g'EsNE.S'T.
SUPERIOR 10 all other APPLICATIONS, +


NUMEROUS CURES in all the above affec-
tons have come under the observation Of the
proprietors The following remarkable cure
of a SEVERE RHEUMATIC AFFECTION, which
had bafiled the most respectable medical aid
is deemed sufficient recommendation to in
duce other sufferers to embrace the same
means of relief.
NV wife has been affected during the
greater part of this winter with severe
Rheumatic inflammation, commencing in the
right foot and ANGLE and extending to the
whole limb. 1t also occasoned a great deal
of weakness and soreness in that side of the
\ body and back. There was great deal of
pain and swelling in the joints, and she was
entirely disabled of the use of the limb, and
Obliged to make use of crutch for four of
| five weeks. She used various preparations,
and had for several weeks the attendance OF
a Physician, but all without receiving any
lbeneiit As last resort she begun the use
of Vaughan & Peterson's Red Linement, the
first bottle of which proved of great service.
reducing the swelling of the Joints, and reliev-
ing the pain entirely which had before been
so great : to prevent her from sleeping: it
also enabled her partly to dispense with the
crutch. After using the second bottle she
only had occasion to resort to the crutch,
when going up stairs, and after the use of
four or five bolt es has laid it aside atogeth-
er, and is entirely cured by this valuable Lin
ement The extraordinary relief afforded
her induces her to wish her case made pub
lie that others suffering with this painful and
) distressing disease may know where to find
, remedy for it
The following statement of remarkable
cure of PARTIAL PALSY OF A LIMB, BY the
use of this Lnement, is from VIM. L. Nor
ton, well known and most respectable
Magistrate of Southwark, and is another adj,
ded to the many proofs already laid before
the public Of the efficacy of this valuable APP
plication. The communication of Mr. Nor
ton, is worthy of particular attention on &C
l. count of the source from which it comes and
the nature of the affection relieved.
CHARLES r. DANENHOWEIS
). 400 N. I'd st.
: MESSRS. VAUGHAN & PETERSON.
GENTLEMEN.
During several weeks / suffered part iaI
paralysis of the right arm, and of the third
and fourth fingers of the right hand which
s, sensibly affected the whole power of the lat
l. ter. Writing became to me difficult task,
r. which | could not execute but with greatly
diminished leghity The use of half bot.
tie OF your RED LINEMENT, gave me entire
relief, and cheerfuly bear this testimony to
ID its efficacy Should it be equally eilicacious
in removing the other complaints for which
it isrecommended as remedy, it is invalua-
. BILE.
IL Respectfully yours,
VIM l.. NORTON,
272 South Front street.
Sold on agency By
. E. B. VAUGHAN & Co.
No. 44a Market street
IS Wilmington, Delaware.
- Price SO cents Bottle
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Ingram and Venitian
CARPIrTNGS.

HEARTH RUGS, Canton MATTINGS,
OF different widths, a. S, and Cd,
Oil Cloths, paper hangings and borders,
of the latest fashion,
With good lot of the best live GEESE
FEATHERS.
Grateful for the encouragement he has re-
ssivsd, he respectfully solicts continuance
Of the same. AZ.
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DIR. Clhapllnan's

DIR. Cliapmarl's
Anti-Dyspeptic or Stomach Pills am
effectual remedy for Dyspepsia or Indi-
gestion.
DIR. Wcad's
Anti'Dpspeptic or Stomach Pills, for
Indigestion or sour stomach Also,
Dr. Deans
Celebrated Rheumatic Pills & JEBB'S.
Rheumatic Lniment, may be had at the
subscribers Drug and Chemical store.
No. 1855, Market street, nearly opposite
the City Hall, Wilmington.
MARSHALL PHILLIPS
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21

JOYS
Anti-Dyspeptic Elixer, safe and eXpedi-
tious cure for Dyspepsia,
Also
DYSPEPTIC BITTERS.
One of the best tonics for weak stomachs.
WHITES TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
The best remedy known for that painful dis
lease For Sale at
JOSEPH BRINGHURST'S
Drug and Chemical Store, No. 81, Market
Street, Wilmington.
N. B. Country store keepers, and others
can be supplied with any articles in his line
on moderate terms.
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HE.V.K EfEChS.


on cash prices. He flatters himself that pur
chasers will find his stock we'll selected, and
Of the most fashionable style. Among his
late purchases he has some very superior
Black and blue Cloths,
Claret and invisible green do
Olive and brown do
With variety of other colors and qualities.
Cassimeres of various colors and kinds,
Meriuo and Rouen do. striped and plain,
Summer Clothes, a handsome lot,
Brochels, Princettas and Camblet,
81 French black Bombazine for gentle
mems wear,
French aud English Drillings and linens,
Blue Nankins, Stripes, Peruvian fances,
Irish Linens, cheap lot,
Mar.elles and Valencia Nesting, a hand
some assortment,
Silk and Velvet Nesting,
Table Linens, S, 6, s and 10-4,
Russia Diaper and Crash,
500 yards heavy Tow Linens, Osnaburgs
and Porter Sheetngs,
New style painted Muslins and Ginghams,
Calicoes and Chntzes at all prices.
His assortment of silks for ladies' wear is
larger than usual, among which are some
very rich water'd & fgr'd Silks,new style.
Bombaznes and Norwich Grapes,
Pongees and Nankin Grapes,
Mandarins Observation-Disclosures,
A large lot of MERINO SHAWLS, as
per cent less than heretofore,
Linen cambria handkerchiefs,
Bandanna and silk flag do.
do colt. do-domestic plaids and stripes
Bleached & unbleached Muslins, some a.
low as 81 cts. "A large assortment, O
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-06-21
LuCifer'S Matches

Watts chlorate or Lucfers' Matches,
which instantly ignite by drawing sand pa
per, lightly over the composition, snd war
ranted to keep perfect. Also
MAGIC MATCHES.
Calculated for Travellers, Sportsmen and
Families.
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Spring and Summer Goods,

HYLAND B. PENNINGTON,
.h his ne,o stand, No. 70, Mtrket-st. Wilmington
Has received from .NeW York and Phila
deifhia, a handsome assortment of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09
PRINTER TO CONGRESS.

1t will be remembered that Gales s. Seaton OF the Ma
ilona nelgencor, elected Printers 10 the House of
Representatives, towards the close of the session. by
majority oil one vote over F. p. Blair Editor OF Globe
In the Globe OF the goth inst editorial from the pen
oil Mr. Blair, presenting detailed statement of tho bal
long on that occasion, and adducing proofs to show that
design error occurred i'm the
being elected, the last ballot, they had in reality but
nmety.nine votes, while Blair had hundred! The
article in the Globe too long for copy-we can there
tore, advert to but very few Of the facts upon which
MIR Blair relies to subsantate his alleg aons.
The Globe gives the following the true vote given to
Mr. Blair by the administration members of the House
oil RePreseDtatives-counting by States:
OiMaine 6; New Hampshire, 5; New York, 10; Penn
sylvana, l4 Maryland 4; Virginia, 81 North Carolina Il
South Carolina, q Georgia, A. Kentucky, o. Tennessee
Ohio, 81 Alabama 2; Indiana, 2; illinois, 1; Missouri Il
Mississippi L. Making in ALL 95 To these the Globe
adds five votes, given Mr. Blair by members heretofore
counted in the opposion and of which Mr. Blair had con-
elusive evidence in the subsequent assurances of those
members, that they had voted Thus the true vote
gwen to Mr. Blair one hundred; while that given TO
Gales and Seaton, was but ninety nine.
There were two hundred and three members in the
House, during the last baotng and the Globe 10 all ap
pearance, clearly establishes the fact, from s own sLew
ing that there must have been either mscoun through
accident or with design TO deraud. 1t is to be hoped
that an examination OF the will be speedily nsi-
tuied.- Cincinnati Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

.Hdhufdctues in Virginia-The following article
winch we copy IRON Wheeling paper, indicates the true
policy oil Virginia. The Town of Wheeling has for Nv
years past increased in wealth and population with aston
ishing rapidy; fact which is mainly, if altogether
attributable to the numerous manufactures carried
lhat place While other places have been languishng
while their population has been at stand, decreasing
the enterprise of Wheeling has attracted to her artisans Of
every description, who have brought With them skill in
dustry and numbers
We have at different times specimens of Wheeling
manufacture ia glass, iron &c which might chaen ge
competition with any in the Union il not i'm the world
The cut glass OF Wheeling and Wellsburg, we have
seen exhibited upon the side boards in Washington city
and here, as rare specimens of skill and beauty
Ii would be resulting in great good could the
example of Wheeling be followed by other towns of Vr.
gnd, and we trust the time distant when this spirit
of enterprise will duse itself far and wide in the Old Do.
From the wheeling Times1
GidSs-Ths important branch of domestic inanufac.
ure, u.s. at this me carried in town in almost all its
varieties Four establishments in successful opera
en two for the manufacture Of flint glass and two for that
Of window glass. We know the character our glass
may sustain abroad in comparison with that
other places From specimens of flint glass
which which we have recently examined we should say
it was not inferior to any made in ths country The
quantity OF glass produced at these works must be very
great and we have no doubt, that orders almost any
extent, will will be at all times promptly filed. We do
not know the annual quantity value Of the article pro-
ducsd here-though the amount might be easily ascer-
famed. AT the Franklin Glass Works, in South Wheel.
ing from the goth of January the 10Th bruary
were manufactured 90 IL boxes OF window glass of va
rlous Sizes in furnace OF crucibes worth from 50 90
o9OO per box This may not be any thing exaordina-
ry, yet 1t it strikes as such.
Window Glass imported, by the present Tariff pays a
duty OF S3 90 per box Of by TO- and 10 by H. 81 90
do This description of glass is produced at 20 low
price in this country that should suppose might sue.
cessiuy compete with the foreign article, il the duty was
entirely removed. But 20 with the cut glass the
manufacture Of which in its infancy this country and
large quantities being annually imported paying duty
OF cents per ID and 30 per cent ad yalore any
ton Of this duty would be inous to the manufacturers
I at least Tor some years 10 come.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09
From the Virginia Farmefl

R0ck.JHorI, found IN Prince EdtoGrd-We under
stand that Dr. Norton Of Prince Edward has found upon
his larm an xhausiibe bed Of rock-marThis is GER
tainy very valuable acquisition TO the farming interests
OF That country We do sincerely hope that they may
freely realize the best effects From conversation with
gentleman lew days ago. we doubt not, but that there
abundance Of IN Cumberland and other counties in
middle Virginia How is this State Bssed with mineral
wealth? II appears that nature had anticipated her
present Impoverished situation and put into her bosom
full reslorative.We expect in few DAYS 10 receive
communication on this subject, which will no doub be
very interesting.
" Searches nave been made, and making in other
parts Of the State, for mari We understand that Il has
been found the banks Of the Rappahannock in one case
or niles from the overland that Il promises TO be
onnd ~ quantities IN Matthews county, &c. II has al
ready been used to great advantage on some En-
gfircT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. BY virtue Of
~ Deed OF Trust executed to the subscribers by John
NJ Price and his wife, and recorded in the Clerks Office
OF Louisa, for the purpose Of securing Charles Thomp
son, r certain sums Of money in the said deed mentioned
we shall Monday the thirteenth day Of May on the
premises proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder for cash
undivided moety of the tract Of land and premises nclu
ing the Tavern at Louisa Court Hsuse containing three
hundred and niHetywo and half This is valua
oe piece OF property but having been recently advers
inclined to purchase, requested examine and Judge
for themselves. Such title only vested in us as tr,s
tees (belieyed 10 be good,) will be conveyed.
CHARLES Y. KIMBROUGH,)
CHARLES DABNEY, trustees
March 3. 95-w1Ot'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09
SPRINGEIEIn poI-Ilv

me reckless, unblushng and infamous disr.gard nj
run sn' honorable conduct which il demorstrated bv
lhe course Of some OF tho National Republican newspa.
Pe' and particularly by the Springfield Republican il
not only absolutely nOrDying 10 a sensitive and ntell
gent community, but deep aud lasting disgrace 10 the
INDIVIDUALS engaged in sending them forth The editor of
e JouhdI above named is pfoverbaly in the habit of
FURNISHING to the world such political information AZ he
hn0'cs or ought ~ hnO,o is wholly and entirely false and
when detected and exposed he has been repeatedly bv
US, OF refusing TO acknowledge or recy his error such
conduct base and criminal il IT, we have been oblid
70 "ihesf IN The editor Of The Springfield Republican,
conduct which no nind not absolutely dea 10 everv min
ciPle OF honor and honesty would Tor moment tol rate
bold and most Ppabe evidence Of his ,vstefn of false
noou ana deception upon the community may be found in
he republican oil the 0hinst. I'm that paper we find be
following article under the edffo al head purporr, o
have been copied irom the New York Daily Advertiser
about winch The public mind has heretofore been conss
raby excited and which the editor knew or oubt 10 have
kho~n was niosi cold blooded and deliberate Isebood
" Third rejection n Gtcvnn.-On WednesJav lac,
samuel S"ynn, whose denomination by General Jack
son last year, alter two reflections by the Senate ptnc
en 80 much Indignation IN the country was again rejected
TO he seen" w ''"'0' 10
Vow The facts IN The case which the editor Of the Re-
PoDhcap ls % we'll acquainted with AZ ourseC arc AZ i
lows During The session Of 1912, the nomination If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

db Oh REWARD will give the above reward
yp eDO for the delivery TO Of one Of my Negro
Men named CHARLES PHILIPS.--Charies was bought
from the estate OF the late John Crane and may possibly
be lurking in the neghborhood of the Pits formerly
CRANES Pits, where | think he was born and where
PROBABLY his father lives. Charles left NV Factory
on Monday evening last, and has since been heard Of
lie Is an intelligent negro, about u years Of age one
or two inches high walks very erect, and is very like
W negro lie may possibly endeavor to get on board one
oil the Packets going from Rockets. Masters of vessels
and others arc warned against receving or harborng the
said Charles, under the penalty Of the law.
January III, 1888 flO5-wHJ DAVID BARCLAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

ERLOODED COLTS FOR SALE.-Wil be sold to
hD tho highest bidder, on Thursday the 25th day of
April at 10 o'clock, A. M at Tree Hill, for cash and
without blood bay flley three years old this
spring. by Rockingham Shesnut colt two years old this
spring, by Wilmington chestnut colt year old this
SPRING by Sir Charles The pedgrees Of the dams ofthe
hey and colts will be made known at the saeThey are
thorough bred and belong to the estate of Thomas II.
Campbell, deed. HUGH CAMPBELL
CHARLES HILL,
adm'Ors. of n. r. Campbell, deed.
March u. I0l-wids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-09

II N CHANCERY-A a Court continued and hold for
n Buckingham county the 18th day Of February, 1898
James Scott, executor Of John Leslie dec'd who was
executor OF Robert Craig decd who Daniel Call
trustee, &c. Benjamin Johnson * Co, John Nj chimney
James Straon Robert Sraton who sues for the benefit
OF James Straton, Wesley Sanders Martha Riddle Oliver
Cross, Fanny Bagby, n. Crawford, William Helm John
ihnberlake, Charles Palmore George T.. Wilkinson Gil
ley NJ Lewis and Horato L. Magruder William Snoddy
Robert Rves, Molln Rankin and Gallop Peter r. John
son, surviving partner of Ludlow Bramham & Co. Rich
ard Boawrigh Mildred Strother Administrative of William
Srother deceased, Richard Edmundson administrator of
Samuel Elmundson, decd, John Raine, Judith McCon.
nell, administrative OF -McConnell, dec d. joseph r.
Ferguson administrator of Joel Ferguson. Decd Daniel
1Ierant, Mary Hudgens, ADMINISTRATIVE ofrhomas Hud.
gems decd, Robert Payne, (who sues for the benefit
OF Robert HID aud Samuel b. Petit, creditors of David
moss 1r., decd Pitts.
against
George NJ. Payne and Walter L. Fontaine executors of
David Ross Jr dec, Creed Taylor devsee of the said
David Ross, Jr., dec, Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife
john Duiie,d and Amanda his wife, Frederick A. Ross
ana William Mewburn, heirs oil the said David Ross
dec, Dcfentants
The defendants, Greed Taylor Jacob Myers and Eliza
his vile, and Frederick A. Ross having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the act of As
semby and the rules OF this Court appearing by sa
tsactory evidence that they inhabitants of this
country iii ordered that the said absent defendants do
appear here on the first day of the next May term and
answer the bills OF the plaintiffs and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in new spaper published
IN the city OF Richmond for two months and
posted at the front door Of the Court House of this county
Copy-Tese. h. ELDRIDGE, C. c..
February 20 95-wsw