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The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
Wool Carding.

TNHE Subscriber take this method to in form
their friends and the public in General. that
their Carding Machine lat the Moscow Mills
at the place known by the name of Doe Bridge,
bout one huff mile frcm Millsborough Dell
is ia exelent order for Carding and making
first rate roles under the care of their old and
faithful carder Mr.. :MdrUeL-who will no doubt
as usual give general Satisfaction to all those
who may favour US with their wool in good or
der. .Ht
The undersigned hereby tender their thanks
for former favours and pledge themselves to
merit continuance of pnblic patronage and
at the same time invite those that have not as
yet tried their Machine, to give them call and
try the superiority Of the same-the said mills
are also in first rate order for Wheat or Corn,
with the very best of millers.
WIN. ID. NAPLES,
ROBERT MORRIS, (ofL.)
ANN c. BARNARD.
N. B, The Mill at Millsborough now owned
by William ID. NAPLES, is also in first rate orr
der; with three pair of running stone, and two
boiling cloths, one for wheat and the other for
Rye; SO that the public may be sure to get their
grinding done without delay. and in the very
best manner.
The price for carding is Six and quarter
cents
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
800 WARD.

Runaway, from the subscriber
near Salisbury, Worcester County
Maryland, on the fifth day of June
last, a Negro boy named GEORGE
about IA years Of age, round
shouldered, has down cast look
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
MTSCELL "A N E q u s.
SKILL OF THE INDIANS IN
TRACKING.

u
atrocious and shocking murder was IN
expectcdly committed by aparty of lndi.
ans, on fourteen white settlers, within
five miles of Shamokin. The surviving
whites in their rage, determined to take
their revenge by numbering Delaware
indian, who happened to bo in thQse parts,
and was far from thinking himself in any
danger He was friendly 10 the whites, was
iaved and esteemed by them, and in les
tImony Of the r regard, had received from
Them The name Of Duke Holland, satisfied
that his nation was incapable Of commit.
ting such foul murder, in IA time of pro-
fond peace. told the enraged settlers that
he cared not for his own life; hut for the
honor oGbIs tribe, he if they would imme.
dia'cly send party along with him,
would engage, ere the sun went down, TO
bring hem on the heels Of the actual MUIR
derers. The proposal was agreed 10, and
the Duke Holland, accompanied by
party Of the settlers, set out on the pursuit
They soon found themselves in the most
rocky part Of a mountain, where not one
OF those who accompanied him was able
to discover single track, nor would they
believe that man had ever troddcn upon
that g'oud, as they had to jump over a
number of rocks, and in some instances,
10 crawl over them. Now they began to
cross those rugged mountains in ofderto
give the enemy time to escape, and threat
ened him with instant death, the moment
they should be fully convinced oithe
fraud. The Indian, true to his promise,
would take pains to make them perceive
that an enemy had passed along the pla-
ces through which he was Leading them;
here he would show them that the moss on
the rock had been trodden down by the
weight Of a human foot; there, that 1t had
been torn and dragged forward from its
pace;-lurthei he would point out TO them,
that pebbles on the rock had been remove
ed from their beds by the foot hitting
them; that dry sticks by being trodeu up.
on, were broken; and even that in par.
,icular place, an Indians blanket bad
dragged over the rocks, removed or ZOOS
ened the leaves lying there, so that they
lay no more fiat, as in other places; al
which the Indian would perceive as he
walked along, without even stopping. A
last, arrived at the foot of the mountain OF
soft ground, where the tracks were deep
he found out that the enemy were eight il
humber; and from tie freshness of the foo
prints, he concluded that they must hav,
eencamped at no great distance. Thi
proved to the exact truth; for, after gaiuin!
lhe eminence on the other side Of the val
ley, the Indians were seen encamped
some having already laid down to slice,
While others were drawing off their leg
gings, Tor the same purpose, and tn
sscalps they had taken were hanging, N
10 dry. "See!" said Duke Holland. to hi
ss'onished companions, there is the enc
NY not oil my nation, but Mingoes, as
truly told you. They are in our power 1
;ess than half our, they will be ias asleep
we need not fire a gun, blu, 90 up an
iomahawk them;-we are nearly two /
0ne' and need apprehend no DANCE
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

1880. "Oh mother, I do wish YOU
would let me get'my purple silk dress
altered, those great sleeves look so
awkward and bungling, positively
can't wear them, they are perfectly
frightful. Tight-small sleeves look
50 neat and graceful"
Oh! thou tickle Goddess!
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15

FAsHroN.-1827. .'Dear Mother,you
must let me have fourteen yards IN my
new frocs.-Mrs. Thompson says she
can't get pair of sleeves out of less
than seven. And you know, mother,
that 4 dress would look bad with stinted
sleeves. Did you see Mrs. Mixers
new Dress, how awkward it looked
the sleeves all scrimped UP, and she
had FIVE yards in them--you must get
fourteen mothef"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

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ry, beisg married have sonres win hst Deeply In
tervstiug si,~ ztioa< on this subject.
Price q be csest spd Book complete, eiaco. The BosA
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Leners on consultation addressed to the author.
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25
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what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yciloo loraPping paper.
By this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice, without putting them TO the ex-
pense Of postage, and thus shave Amos Rendall' py
way Of requa for his shaving often our suoscri-
bets The fashionable morals Of the present day. as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen Cabinet,
are to cheat as much as you can, SO that the Ia"
does not reach YOU do not practice on this primer
pie to any extcat except when have dealings with
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inc that the Herald has failed when, at the same
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the lineaments of their master accurately depicted
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

ar ON A SUBJEC DEEPL r In TIE X EST
ING TO MANY-Snee the qualifications OF my little private
veneree Disease &c designed originally for those
wished have private we'll as speedy and conve-
mode OF cure u has been lot to witness 50 many
wrehed examples OF these Diseases arising chiefly from the
various which daily papers, to in
portion OF time expressly To Consultation
them Ii is not howevsr by means agreeable 10 enter
myself upou the ad verssg styet the importance OF the
subject together with the difficulty Of making practice
know In other way, led this Perhaps
there which give intense degree OF sur
ering the mind there which require greater
and experience, ceabined with strict in
tegy, In those who consulted on them AND whenft ur
ther reflected that veneea Diseases net thoroughly
who i contract hem but extend 20 The yruous and
innocent appear sense that nese CON-
plants are worthy ofhe time and talent Of very best ply
scians In asking however, for great share OF coincidence
subject oil deep interest," seems erpedient that
give satcme nj oil the ground on which seek
For these though beg TO state that
Ia addition being graduate or Edinburgh, member OF
the Royal College OF SurgesRs London well as the author
aPvate Treatise written expressly disc asas Of this
geons in Europe the eminent in America, Dr. Mott
New York Dr. Physick OF Philadelphia and these
who wishes ~ would sher>sere only
add by the post otherwise consult
will receive the faithful attention Of OF much xperience
and knowledge In this department Of diseases
JOSEPH RALPH, d., SO Courtlandt ST.
For those residing distance, little chest containing ev
nihe kept (priee sl2) This forwarded TO part
Tn States and Is astonishing to those who have H.
With what and sertaay they cure
even ate they had failed by various other means
further notice OF the Private Volume may be seen N an
other column Oft paper. a@Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

Is Or. BRANDRETPs PRINCIPAL OFFICE icr the sale
OF Justly celebrated and far famed NEGOTIABLE UNI
VERSAL PILLS. The high putston of this mo-
dcne generally knewn, from The testmony Of many
individuals who have experienced its sanitary t
fsct that unnecessary revert TO IN this notice but
should be the particular Of all who wiss 10 obtain The
"CENUINE BRANDRETH PILLS. not 10 purchase Of
any individuals in this city who have net cerhcate oil agcn
~ a. .led and s,srcd RRANDRETH, N. ID. nn3l.tf
~ COMPLEMENTARY man who passes 10 his
neehbor coun,eretb ans akss his goods 70 return there
for knowing be counterfeit Is thief robber,
swnder amensbe the laws 81 his country but the
put the hands Of his fellow creature
eouncre PILL eny robs him OF his money but destroys
his censtitsten and endangers bis life. -
BEWARE, THEN, FELLOW MEN, BEWARE OF
COtNTERFFITs. sad remember, when you wish TO obts IN
the q ENUlNE BRANDREYHS PILLS, 20 70 my regular
appointed agents. who have each othe csrncse o sgen-
cy sealed and signed by me, b. BkANphETh, NJ " OF 70
my own oshees At
No. al Broadway,
No. ls1 Hudson street,
No. Spruce street, and
Ne. ZIG Bowcry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25
lFrom our Evening Edition.
u The banks Of Detroit resumed specie payments
On the l0th oil May. There was no rush nor row.

WHATS IN THE WIND TO The wind had frolic"
said William Hewitt and the wind had froc saw the
Baltimore papers. on Tuesday night. About sun down.
dark cloud came over the city a sort of ourider
then acopious shewerthen violent gust Of wnd-then
a squaIl-then screaming of frightened folks-then a
ripping Of roofs and tearing up ofrees and an upset Of
houses &c, 10 the following extent:
Nearly the whole of the zinc roof new Christ Church.
corner Of North Gay AND Fayee streets, blown off
and tore into pieces. Some OF the sheets carried
rhe distance of several hundred feet The rain sub
sequently penetrated the wooden sheahng OF the roof
aud fear that the ceiling Of the church much in
jured that new one will be required. The space in
the loft Immediately the organ was covered with
carpets and tarpaulns early hour of the night in
manner which it is believed will preserve that fine
and costly instrument from injury.
Part Of the zinc roofs of five on Baltimore st.
near Calvert were blown off of them vacant, the
others occupied by Messrs. Joseph Robinson, Thomas
Palmer x Co, G. w. Blocker, aud Walter Crook, Jr
The gable end OF Mr. Drnlevys brick stable in Fred
The chimney of Mr. Henry Myers dwelling in Fred
erick st. blown down.
The chimney of the house at the corner of Saratoga
and North Gay-streets, occupied by Mr.. Samuel Hart
blown down.
Part Of the copper roof of the Baltimore Museum
Of Baltimore and Calvert Streets torn off and
blown into the street.
The gable end of a house in Harrison street blown
down 1t Tell on frame carpenters shop and demol-
shedit
Part of the wall of the Front st. Theatre now rebuild
ing, was blown down.
The upper reservoir ofthe Gas Company on Liberty
street unroofed.
portion of the zinc roof ofthe warehouse of Messrs
e. Jenkins Sons in Baltimore street. near ST. Pauls
street. was blown eff
The warehouse of Messrs Joseph Taylor x Son, Eu-
taw street, partially unroofed.
One of the back buildings OF the Eutaw House was
partially unroofed
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

a GOOD HUUsEWIFE sbouId never DC wItHeuI Y
boz OF DR. BENJAMIN BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS They have been proved by thousands
onavdua he the best assistant OF nature ever discovered
and may all tines under circumstances, by
paying the directions which accompany
each box had genuine Of all the advertised by
Dr. Brandreh and likewise his Office, AL Broadway,
opposite the Park. -
uine medicine certificate sealed and signed b. Bran
ruo,ev nSi-u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

M EDICAL AND sURGreAL.-DR eLevkn
lvA co.s.sd = usual IN ~ treatment oi oertsn els =
diseases Ne sppres The puke that ~ has received Regular
professional education this country, aid Ne elassf
with the sslkpsm d2ser. medical buffers ari prsnfe q
tbe day. Once No Ann q, No AMERICAN heMrsf.-
Private sntrnse~ kird dee~ from the hssen~ tsmp ~
inner oHscs tocw n the evening". rNu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25
COLORED PAPEhS



ID hand large of ored papers, sueh US plan
papers Merchants and manufacturers viii find 70 their adj
vaa,age call Messs Blanc Bodens factory No. 81 Gold
street, before purchasing elsewhere.
Fancy boxes made order in shape and trimmed
b. B. have had several premiums and diplomas awarded
to them Tor their specimens OF coicred papers as wen as LOT
Mandatory No 50 Gold, Of Fulton street a26 Inn
ANOTHER EVIDENCE Of the superiority of Hu
Dr. o. Levison Division Dear Sir. Having
guarded moment that dreadful disease the
in your city and suffering greatly under rs yfaen. effect
hope until seeing your advertisement when parcl assd Or
you FOR the good il has me, and thinking ii be Of
service publish the above you are at liberty y 90 So
main sir, yours with gratitude JOHN >. ST.
Camptown NJ J., Jan. 10, 1883. mytl I'm.
TIE sdsoVEksbpr r6Efs Erasssi"r ora ae1 fails
set, single dose II OF longer dn ration, sin
gle bottle generally suee Every one 50 afflicted nay oe
expressive enable the Individual 10 treat his disease as
said that the prevaencs of ibis annoying complaint has
deruy decreased STAGE the Eradoaor has been made public
For sale by A. b. D. sands. corner fulton and William
sye Bowsiy and walker ST. and corner rn b'ed
9Th avenue. In Philadelphia, by D. r. Griffith ,,.
Price 81 myll lns-
EXTRA FINE BooTS-oLD RICHARDS MAKE
high heel dress boots pair be
elegant super6ae French and native calf ska rs hg
Broadway He has 5000 pairs Of the above boots his owa
manufacture and warrant pair to wear Well and
rip astc Also $500 pairs shoes ,he best IL this city
for families wear cheap Apply at OLD RICHARDS,
ESQ., and 234 Canal the Oldest Boss on the block
Ily5.im.
az NOTICE.-The wholesale business Of Dr. Braadreths
principal Office removed TO his new and spacious estab
ishnert No 24l Broadway, where his celebrate, "VEGE
TABLE UNIVERSAL FILLS" may al ali times be obtained
Ia large small where all agents sre desired %
Th sel PsScIPxa sRANSRETmAN OFFICES
al Broadway, opposite the Park.
The Minor Offices
l87 Hudson street,
Spruce street, next to Sun office, and
276 Bowery.
NJ b. For authorised agents. Dr. Brandrehs
men that all who sell the genuine medicine have
a certificate Of agency sealed and signed .
mS-tf b. BRANbNETH M "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-25

(between Houston end Prince streets)
These DR. Brundrelhs offices for the exclusive sal
of his pills. where they all times se had genuine
his AProISsEp AGENTS who have each CERTIFICATE O
agency, SEALED AM SIGNED
B. BRANDRETH. NJ d.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-04-19
MISCELLANY.
A BRAVE GIRL.
From the Illinois Back,voodsmon.

FROM the Illinois BacktUoOdsmon
in this State. no minor can obtain frsm the
county commitment courts a license 10
marry, without FIRST obtaining the consent of
his or her parent or guardian, and, without
such license, cannot marry in this State.
Young couples frequently fly TO the opposite
side OF the Mississippi, where no license is
required.
These RUNAWAY Matches" as they are
called, are very frequent. A lsughable oc>
cnrrence of that kind happened few days a.
GO, which has made much sport in this re-
gion.
A Mis-, about IL years Of age, who
Is The heiress to an estate valued at $40 900,
lately ran awsy in csmpsry with brides
maid and her iover. who was nearly thirty
Her guardian, believing the man totally un>
worthy of her, had refused his consent.
When they reached the bank Of the Missis-
sippi, the ice was running furiously in the
river hut the young lady, expecting every
moment her guardian would arrive there in
pursuit, urged he: lover to lose not on instant
IN pushing the boat FROM the shore His
courage seemed 10 have good deal ahoted ;
but he, with the owner of large skiff, and
the bridesmaid, embarked with his intended
bride. They bad nearly reached the head
from the opposite shore, when the current
became more rapid, the cakes Of ice very
large, and their situation extremely danger
Gus. The lover, excessively frightened. and
lorgetiul ot every body but his DUN dear self,
bawled out in the most piieous accent, ooh |!
l shall he drowned IL shall be drowned 20
and bitterly reproached his lady love as The
cause of hisprsbable death. She uttered not
word, her courage and presence of mind
seemed TO increase with the peril. A tre-
mendous cake OF ice fairly capsized the boat.
hui ii was 30 large that all got on it, the low
er rendered her no assistance at all. bore
them 10 the head OF The island, and, as good
fortune would have il, the chute between il
and the Missouri shore was frozen over, and
they crossed it without difficulty They
reached tavern near the river, and, after
changing their wet garments and becoming
warm a, good fire, the lover limited 10 the
young lady that il was time now for them 10
have the knot Tied, ns The magistrate had ar
rived Tor that purpose, and was in the next
room. She gave him a most whitening look
OF contempt, and declared she would never
unite her destiny with one who was so selfish
and Coward!y. Ii was in vain that be at
tempted by eDireaty and argument TO change
her resolution. She was immoveable, and
replied 10 bim with scorp.
A few days afterwards, she returned to The
house of her guardian, thankful iba, she had
escaped marrying man whose only object
was her fortune.
Her lover returned to this side of the river
also; but such showers Of ridicule and con
tempt were bestowed upon him that he found
il best to decamp, which be did a few nights
ego, leaving behind him host OF unpaid de-
msnds.