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VTa* Dktahtment,
June 9,1817.
This is to give notice,
THAT separate proposals will be received at
the office of the Secretary for the Department
of War, until the 31« day of October next, in.
alusive, for the supply of all rations that may be
required for the use of the troops of the United
Slates, from the 1st day of June 18IB,inclusive,
until the lstdayof June, 1319,within the states,
territories, and districts, following, viz.
1« At Detroit, Mich limackinac, Green hay,
Tort Wayne, Chicago, and their immediate
♦duties, and at any other place or places where
troops are or may be stationed, marched or re
cruited within the territory Of Michigan, the
vicinity of the upper Lakes, and the state of
Ohio, and on or adjacent to the waters of lake
Mlctaigon.
2 d. At any pl»<c or places where troops
or may be stationed, within the states of Ken*
»ucK and Tennessee.
3d At St Louis, Fort Harmon, Fort Clarke,
Port Armstrong, Fort Crawford, Fort Osage or
Port Clarke, on the Missouri rivei ; and at any
Other place or places w-tiere troops are or may
be stationed, marched or recruited, within the
•tale of Indiana, and the territ jries of Illinois &.
Missouri.
4th. At Fort Montgomery, Fort Crawford,
Mobile, Fort Sr. Philip, New Orleans. Baton
Rouge and Fort Claiborne; and at any other
place or places where troops are or may be sta
tioned, marched, or recruited within the Missis-,
•ippi territory, state of Louisiana and their vici-1P
«vit»«», north of the Gulf of Mexico. V
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by
To
ard
the
ing
do
to
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of
5th. At any place or plaocs where troeps are'
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with*lender
VI
are
in the District of Maine & state of New Hamp*'8
•hire.
6th. At anyplace ot places wh*re troop! I
or may be stationed, marched or recruited- vritti si 1
the state of Massachusetts.
7th. A» any place or places where troops are
ot may be stationed, marched or recruited with
in the stau s of Connecticut and Rhode Island. |*
Bth. At any place or places where troops are
or triaj be stationed, marched ov recruited with- !
in the state of New Yor<, uorth of the highlands
and within the state of Vermont. ;
9th. At any place or places where troops are
or may be rationed, «arched or recruited with
in the state of Ne a York, south of the High
îseids, including West Point, and within the
State of New Jersey.
10th. At anyplace or places where troops are
or may be slat oned, marched or recruited with
in the start of Pennsylvania.
11th. At any p 1 ? ce or places where troops are
er may be statiof M, marched or recruited with ti
the states of ware, Maryland and the Dis
frict of Columbia.
12th. At any place or places where troops are
ot may be stationed, marched or recruited with
in th* stÿtc of Virginia
loth At any place or places where troops are
or rttay be stationed, marched or recruited with
in the state of North Caro'ina.
14th At any place or places where troops arc
or may be stationed, marched or recruited v.ith
in the state of South Carolina.
15th. At Tybee Barracks, Fort Hawkins and
Fort Scott; and at any other place or places '
where troops, are or may be stationed, marcheo
or recruited, within the state of Georgia, iuclud
or recruited, within the state of Georgia, iuclud- B-.e
ing that part of the Creak's land lying within
the territorial limits of said state. ^
A ration to consist of one pound and one quar her
1er of beef, or three quarters of a pou. ô ot sah-'ri
pork, eighteen ounces of bread ov fluttr, one giJl
»t rum, whiskey or brandy, and at the raie of
tfre* quarts of salt, four quarts of vinegar, fou incur
poundsbt soap* and one pound and one naif of tif
candl% to every hundred tat ions The prices of
the several component parts of the ration hum
he pariicul&rly mentioned in the pi' posais, bui put
the United States reserv« the right of making
alterations in the price of the component
parts of the ration aforesaid, as shall make (h .
price 0 1 each part thereof bear a just proportii ..
to the propped price of the whole ratu n. Tl':| noys
H
the
Rations art 10 be funvsheil in such quantities,
tlrat there shall, at all times, during the icrrn ot
Ihe prupo&ed contract, at* siulic .etu tor the con
WmptioM ot tlie tro^j s for s x months, in ad
vance, cf good and w hole some provisions, if th
same shall ue required. It is aiso to bg penn't*
ted to ad and every one o£ the commandant* of
&rt.f.ed places or posts, ro cull for,
when »he same Can be transporttd,
time, in ca*e cf erg*" r :y. auch
p>r. vision-, in adv.r.c«?, ss in tnc d
the commsfKlei sh- 1
It is understofid rh.ti the contractor is to be
at the expencc and risk of is*-oh
to Lie troops, and that all losses s
depredations of the "»icir; ,
troops of the Unite d States, shall be paw 1 , by tW
United Staus, at the p-ce of the article captured
or destroyed as atoresaid, on the depositions ol
two or more persons of credible char,
' ne cernicatc of a conum-woned-officer, staling
the circumstance of the loss, and the amount ol
ihc articles for which compensation shall he
claimed.
Th«- pr vilege is reserved to the United States,
of requiring that none of th* supplies which may
0 « furnished under any of the proposed cent mets,
^fcall he issued, until the supplies
been or may be furnished unitf tli* contract
now fit force, have been consumed.
Leo. (irnliam,
Acting Sécrétai; of War.
o
at SC:. -,0I>S
ut aio
j of lit'
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t* -• supplie 4
Mt.ed by the
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Janc|M—tOl
No rz.—The Editors of Newspaper* who art
authorised to pub ish the law» of the United
States, are requeued to insert tUe foregoing ad
vert isement once a week until the Lt of Octo
Ml
liedcmptioners.
Farmers, ship and ltouse carpenters,
shoemaketa, taylots, an ! mechanics of
almost every description, both boys and
girls, who wish to bind themselves fi r
limited time to defray the expences ol
their passage from Amsterdam to A-ne
rica. Apply on board the ship Amazon,
in the river JJelaware, opposite Caitow
hill street, cr at the counting house of
. t»dlin & Co
No* 3S, South Wh d ;r».
(£3** The editors ot 'he Dtlaw^ rc Cia
t^eUe. Larcustcr Journal, and the ^apu w
ni Allentown, Reading and Easton, are
requested to insert the above ? jy times,
and send their accounts to V/, UUim 8<
Co
Aug. 2—61
None K
ÎS hereby given to ail persons indebted on
Oécutu n protest in my h,.ud% before the 20th
of Mev lust, that unless the same be discharged
or. before the 20th of August next, no further
itid Agence will be given, and such course pur.
iued aa W>directed by law.
F Haughey, siimfT
Qi N. C» County,
J lily a, 185*
vici-1P e "° rnt J ^ at service,
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NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE. 8 S.
WHEREAS a libel hath been filed in thi
District Court of the U Stages for said district,
by George Read, Jun Esq. proctor for the li
bellanU, in the words follow to wit :
To the lion. John Fisher, Esq. Judge
of the District Court of the. Vnthd
Slates. in and for the Delaware
District,
THE libel of Robert H. Howard and Rich
ard Bebee, Pilots, uf Lewest*. wn, in the Del
aware District, humbly sheweili,
That ott Thursday, the present lonth, July
the tenth, about 9 o'clock in the morning, ihc.
said Robert H. Howard and l ichard limbec,
board the Pilo» Bust ELUaabotli, pur&u
ing their business and occupatio-, as Pilots, they
discovered a scliooner off Indian River, steering
about a north course, upon which they bore
do wo for her, found her to vessel of about
twenty tons burthen, and upon hailing her. were
answered, she was from New Orleans & bound
to New York. That the said Robert H Howard
and Richatd Bebee supplied them with some
fish, and found her crew to consist of four men.
a. patently Americans, one of whom wi»*>
seemed to act as captain or commander, wished
the said Robert and Richard t > put them on
shore with their trunks, declaring an intent on
of abandon ng the vessel, and offered the said
Robert and Richard live thousand do'dars to
which they ahogethe
ideclined, and refused to do—that the said Ro*
l)ert an ^ Richard then got the Pilot Boa'
with*lender way tor Lape May, andti e Slid schooner
' stood alter them, di
hat the Pilot Boat above
int of th<.
oemg
otl ' lio Ult ^ er wa y,
*r«*c»ly in her wake—that
I mentioned came ro anchor a' the point
si 1 Cape inside, and the schooner d d the same,
{within about two hundred yards higher up the
t '' e sa '^ Rnh^rt H. Howard ana
Richard Bebee went on board the said schooner
|* n the Sk to demand paytntnt for piloting
them, as they hed done Ly their pursuntg the
! rii ' c ^ -^id Pilot Boat, to the anchorage
^dh n Cape May—that upon reach u g the
; the captain, or person m cornmatu; -
Ioflt*ed sixty dollars for the Skiff, which they
rtt\»4 on any terms to sell ; and also refuse,
as requested by the said captain, to row m tin
tiau ' Skiff to one or any of certain Fishing
Smacks which were laying at anchor at no great
distance from the said schooner, to ask * f then
t0 ta ^ € on f> oar d the crew of the said schooner
° nc ot lhc Çrewand the said «aptahi, there
upon took the said Si in and rowed to a fishing
ti »mack v. r hich Jay
dred yard« above rite said schoomr, and mime
diately returning told their commies that th*
smack would take them and thetr trunks
l:or twenty dollars each; the said ert
p»* imothe skiff five trunks, and ihre*' of -hen
rowed off to the fishing »mack, inhere one I
them remained with the trunks aud the o-liei
twft returned in the skiff to the schooner, and
there collecting some other small articles, de
rim-ed ti»eir int&mion of scuttling the schor-ner.
from winch they we»e only prevented b. th.
P ,r:uas:0n the sad Kich.rd B- bee—th.
' l>Pr l' unin P the last mentioned articles into
l ^ ;e s k'ff, the three men now remaining of
anchor foui or five hv •
B-.e urew, on board the schooner, g' t on
hoard, the skiff, and declaring that after she
^ u 'swered their purpose, they wi uld turn
her adrift, notwithstanding the remonstrances
sa "i Nohen H. Howard and Richard
Behte—the said Richard Bebee as she wat
pushing off jumped on l>» atd. d«**ermined to
incur the h&zatd ot saving the skiff—that three
tif the ciew, (Richard Bebee persisting in re
nriaintng in the skiff) rowed the said skiff to the
fishing smack, w here, taking out what they had
put int*. her, and leaving her themselves, the'
turned heradrif—that the said Richard Bebee
succeed«« in regaining the sa. d schooner, abon.
''clock P. M which was now entirely abai
doned and derelict b> the said crew, no person
noys being on board but the said Robert h
H v-ard, and the said Richard Bebee, and then
being no name on the Schooner, nor papers
any thing to lead event-» a supposition «-•
the true character of the vessel ur her
I
'wntni—that the aj)\»taranct of ihe we:*»'.,
icing then very unptomising, a«-d but iw ». •
vidua!« lrft to work the said Pilot boa and •
»ttenipt the difficult task of saving
schooner, the said Kobett H Vlov
'tiehard Bebee rerritivea for gieatt r s »t
arr.cle:., to wit : Dry Hoods, fre it» the *<ho«
o the Pilot Fi at ar-d tbot
Friday tlie 11th inst. the
it under way fo- l.ewvsU
arrived about 7 o'clock the *.:ittu i a
employed t>. r that |
ht\ proceeded to inr»*..*
t ran sac n on
?*Jvised j ..ti r.
th
od
is
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»vhove they
• n»i leaving
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he v
10 ovt
:he InFj
l.cuis YYesi, »
back the iutn
or at Le- t
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.
a,
i. t>
schooner, f 0 ? •
and r<?n,y.'i>C<i
v inch was »
'.1
.er ui ' ri*
* cn«
•as taken up tu Lewe.
V
: seiito'
ihtv.Inspect* r, the cargo w
m rkr house rf Thorns» V' •
*d until Sunday tut ..Ü i
itquc » ot the Collector of the I- . • Di«- »K
the sail Robert U Ho», ar« auri ' ci art b(
put the c ;t 1 c-.iv.n oil bt-atcl the sud bchoo.ie»
and t«>gr?l r wi » Lr
fonea lns|X pr tetdtfd In her on Tlun-Uo •
'he l 4th ir»M. up the river, arm readied th* pon
i New Castle tin-, same day abou» du*k, wliei*
the ,aul sehr« ner i*t cargol * Jen therein tm»v l;**
NOW itt smtich a' the tfekl schoone« ai e.
cargo being tijw n the h gu seas, and within i' e
sole and exclusive adrnralty and maritime ju -
risdiction, wen «•'leri» n<' entirely deserted aur'
abandovad, an:! so came and were in the pus
s' Vi- i? of tii' vid Ki. w»-t H. Howaid L Richard
Bebee, as a derd n»a> h plea e your hOn r
to <»rd_e* r th** su sch&omr and cargo to beat
ached and taken the proie î? -f this Honor
iable Court ; and that a monition issu» to all
du
, V 1 i '.he ah-.civ
riesreed thettout to the libellants, and that such'-!,
futur and other steps shall betaken as the
course of this honorable Court shall require.
ILiLoi-t' IT 11,.,i
U- i i |> i '
ilichat-d Bebee.
per.iops concerned* to show couse, if any ihey
have, why the said schooner and carg r should
no« be decreed to the 'libellants as derelict on the
high fe«:a3, and m&stpurb as the said schooner &.
cargo but far these libellants would have been
inevitably lost ; also to dhew cause if ar.y they
have, why a veasonab e salvage should not be
w
8<
Pea'i. Jun Proctor for Libellants.
July 1817.
AND WHERE Aß the honorable John Fish
er, Esq. Judge of the Court afaoesaid, hath or
derud, the fifteenth day of September next, a«
tire town of New Car-tle, at tlie District Court,
then and there to be held, for the hearing of the
said iibt-1 : the owner or owners, and af. persons
concerned, are hereby notified to be and appear
before the said Court, at the time and place
aforesaid* to shew cause, if any they have, why
the said schooner and car go should not be de
creed to tho libellant», as derelict on the high
seas, and why s. reasonable salvage should not
bedecreod thereout, to the said libellants.
Thomas Witherspoon,
Clerk, Dis. Co. D. D,
Wilmington, Bel. Aug.2—tl5S
on
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LOTTERY.
1« Ma n u CLASS.
8. ALL KN, Manager.
SCHEME.
JPrizcs.
STATIONARY PRIZES
First drawn No. Ist day, 2,0c»
do. 4tl' da.
Do. do. v th do.
I)o. do. 10th do.
Do. do. iitli do.
Do. do. 40 th
Do. do. . îjth do. i.oc
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jo, do. 4Cth do. :,coo
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3 S 000 TICKETS.
Not 2 blanks to - -*
i»t dra.... ___
to be entitled to eight
dollars each.
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'I lie last drawn numbers 1 the ntk, 12th, 1.1th, i*th,
16th, 17th, ruth, i©th, 21 44 th,iMh,* 7 th, 4 Bth,
içth, jist, 3»d, jul, 3»th, v.h, 17th, jKth, 391h. 4i«t,
4id, 43d, 46th,47th, *«rh, 4<fi, jist, sid, ;:d, j*th, $6th,
S7th, -: 8 th, jyth, dirt, 52 d, d 4 th, 05th, fi >rh, 67th,
6 «th, 6 -jtii and ?och day» iirrvnc, will cut!, be entitled to
ONE HUNDRED TPORETK i tlili Lottery -, commencing
witli number eooi and procrdtng in regular succession
to number 35
Tlie above sehen
tery, L» respectfully
pression that it will
for almost every day, in 1
Prize,independent of fix Ca;>iuls. which
liable tone drawn on any din of drawing.
The object of thh l-sttery is t r > aid in the improveir
of the Internal Navlaytiwo of the »lute ol t|. ; Halt
n.-ylvanu, and v-'u authorized by the Legislature
sly for that purpse. It is for the interest if the
sens oftht st.iu «:cnraily. and more particularly th 03 C of
tl e City of i hiiaiclyila, that it should succeod. it may
he hoped, tl.crn e, hat ah who feel friendly to the hoject
of this lnito-y, willmy a ticket in th
should not l.j sc a.*-to tliav
«••joy the ?atWact?c* of having cm t
: advancement >f a
. the Fnnth Class ot the State Lot
• ottered to the public, under the im
only le acceptable, but attractive,
the w!;ole lottery, yields a high
fluatiui', and
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at laudable undertaking.
to
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and be continued thre davs in each week, :co numbers a
- ay, until con. pletet* 'I he Prizes will be iv.id iixtv day*
.> ffVr the dra vs jni* is iiwlicu, subject tea dcriucoer of
1. he payment c;f whit fi, u bond in the
of one hnndic>.' hon-an 1 dollars is lodged Will» the
■secretary of the
Commissionen r.]ipointed by the Cor
eriiur to superintend the drawing:—
r*r
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for
For
Our
their
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ful
effects.
Geor»e Lal.inicr, Esq.
Isanc V.umll« Esq.
TiiorriHv Leiiier, Esq.
John Coiiiirtîj', Esq. and
AdcTCW ßavai'd, Esq.
[TICKETS—8 DOLLARS.]
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ALLENS
Lucky Lottery Offices,
No. a, 6 . Third street, Philadelphia.
Market srrnct, Baltimore.
Broadway, Nc\n York.
No. 44p, b. Market street, Albany.
QJf Ordern (|>ost pttla) to either nj
■.Li .it. .J liLES'S Offices, idil h
I ron pity attended to.
May 3 —ly
No, I
No. 1
and
Nttn's
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Lomhard y Factory.
\\ itli 400 iiee«*» of Land
Exit S '1,1,
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Sussex County, state of Delaware.
ituuttcl within one mile of Milton, tht
cud of navigation, and s»x miles from
•peto\Mi. This beautiful situation,
likewise healthy and the farm as Rood
is uiiy in this part of the country. Abou
>ne. half is woodland and cedar swamp,
.»ntl 6000 peach und apple trees of the
In st quality of grafted fruit, a great va
• uty of pears, plumbs, cherrys, Rnglisn
walnuts, Uc. ;,nd upwards of 1200 gal
of brandy has been made on tliis
irm in one season. The mansion house
is large and convenient, with cellars un
(Lr it, with s .serai other dwellings for
et. ants, store houses, &c. a large si.ili
house, a xaw mill in good order, and in
a good stand lor timber, which might be
taker, in great abundance for goods«' F lie
wool and collet factory establishment is
not adequate for the demands of this
place—there not hkiug aft y of the kind
within 50 milts. Great quantities ol
country cloth way he taken in at this
place to dress ; likewise great quantities
of clean wool will be tarnished b> tht
country, to be dressed into cloth, on good
f enns lor the manufacturer. The wool
and cotton factory contains about 120
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all
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spindles each. With t wo cat-dint; tttgtncs
«acli. with 'ovmt; and druwini' heads, Stc
one fiill,it|r stock, press, dye kettle,
The subscriber wishes to take in a h
partner immediately, v.ho understands j
such'-!, ,
the tbl ' wovl Col - on b 18 neha . u ar,d can
conte well 1 «commenced, with some
capital.
If the property is not sold at private|
.LsnthnfWmhsrnrsi
salt, oelore the th ot St.ptttnbet next,
it will be offered at public sale, on the
premises, on that day, with attention to
tlie partner, &e. This Eligible Situation
is certainly worthy the attention of tne
merchant and mechanic. It is presumed
a further description is unnecessary- as
Ute purchaser or partner will first view
the premises, before any engagement.
The term* will be made easy ; one fifth
of the money will ba<required down, and
the balance in four annual payments.
For further particulars, enquire of Tho
mas Beaver ou the premises, or
&.
be
aud petten shears, &c.
or
a«
the
why
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high
not
Isaac Clowes.
Juif 26—lawt20S
ble
for
WHICH are celebrated for the cure of most diseases to
which the human body U liable, prepared only by the sole
proprietor,
V W. DYOTT, M. ]).
Grandson of the l ate celebrated Dr.
Hoher* son, nf F.ilinbwçh.
And for sale In Philadelphia, only, at the proprietor 1 *
wholesale and retail drug and family medicine warehouse.
■ f corner vf Secmnt and Rttc meets,
And bv retail of his |Agents throughout the U. States.
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DR. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HE:ALTII,
Price one dollar and fifty cents*
Which has proved by thousands, who have experienced
Usheiiefiiial effects, toneh most valuable medicine ever
Offered to tlic. public, for the cure of cough«« colds, con
sumption, the hooping cough, asthma, pain the breast,
cramp, and wind in the stomach, headache, loss of appe
tite, indigestion, frc.
For the dysentery or Lax, cholera morbus, severe grip
ings, and otner diseases of the bowels, and the summer
Complaint in cldldren, it ha. proved a certain remedy, ami
restored to perfect health from the greatest debility.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary Complaints,
of the breast and lung-, even in the most ad va
will find immediate relief. Common
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will be found to yield to its benign influ
In Asthmatic or Consumptive
V'hc'-zinps, shortness of Breath, i
lew ill give immediate relief.
OR ROBERTSON S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL,
or, Niture*. araml Rotontt!«,
Priceohc. 1 olUr.tdrfty
^confidently recommended as tin most efficacious metli
dre forth« speedv relief and cure ofali nervous complaints,
attended with Inward weakness, depression of the spirit«,
head ache, tremor, faintness, hysteric fits, debility, semi
nal wea'itnesi, gacts, and various complaintaresulting frön«
impropriety nl youth and diidpafed habit :, red
in warm climates, the immoderate use ol tea, the
st- of mercury, so often des
tructive of the human race, diseases peculiar to females a:
a certain period of lift. Fluor Albus, barrenness, ^c.
Untier 'the denonji'U'iou of nervous disorders, are inclu
ded several diseases of the most dangeroiu kind, and
various that a volume would hard:y suffice to complete
. It peivaries, with hs baleful i
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:d despair. To till» demon have thou
v'rte, in the direful srrnsport* of its rage.
V'.iptomB of its commencement,
knesi lldMuence, palpitiuibnn,watchfutnc*s drowsiness
tine. liivtdi'y, frith«.. of heat and cold, numbness,
cramp, giddirtc 3, pains in the head, back, and loins, hick
up. dlfflrulty of respira*, io« and deglutition, anxiety, dry
cough, *frc.
as Flic Vcpotahl: Nervous Cordial h also a great Antiscor
hutte Medicine, ; 1 « of infinite service for purifying the
to blood, and curing . c foul disorders of the .skin which
lonly appi. • *'te form of survy, surfeit, red blotch
ti,'carbuncle*, 'ik.ers, &c. fcc. A dose of Dr. Dyott's An
Fi»! i. takin occasionally with tills medicine,
proves of additional service in the last mentioned
DR ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATE!/ GOUT & RHEUMATIC
DROPS
l*rice iwo dollars.
A safe and effectual cure for the gout, rheumatism, lum
bago, «tone and graved swelling and weakness of joints,
brul-cs, and all kinds of green wounds, the cramp,
t!ie head, face and body, slhfnc« m the neck,
chilblains, frozen limbs, &c.
loughs and Colds,
d pcr>pir.itlou
ice in a few
complaints, lla.me.'ifu i(
md tnc Hooping Cough,
to
of
dence
the unskili.il
dscript'
of
1 1 '.-i- i
t
ni
(
I'h
ol
t
a
day*
the
the
v
/;/ ROBERTSON'S
patent sro macht bitters,
- Price one dollar,
Which are celebrated foT strengthening weak stomach ,
Increasing the appetite, and a certain preventative and
for the '
For the fever and ague, a malady 10 prevalent through
Our the southern states, and afflicting to families residing
redundant with marches, lakes, stag
ed pool-, risers. &c. tliesc celebrated and universally
esteemed Hitter», nave surpassed every remedy ever ad
•r'stcrod, for the relief and cure of that most obstinate
oppressor at the hnman frame j numerous instances of
their efficacy have been testified, after the barks nod vari
s other extolled prescriptions failed, they proved
ful to ths admiration of those who experienced the happy
effects.
in ail low 0
DR R BERTSON'S
INFALLIBLE WORM DESTROYING
LOZENGES
A medicine universally esteemed for destroying every
species of worm*. Price fifty cents.
Symptoms. The common symptoms of the worms
paleness of the countenance, a*- otner times flushing of the
wee, itching of the nose and about the seat, starting and
grinding of rbc teeth in sleep, swelling at the pperlip, the
appetite sometimes had. at other times voracious; loose*
.....disagreeable breath, a hard swelled tielly, great thirst,
the urine frothy and sometimes of a whitish c- ior, griping
nr efioli; pains, an iuvolunury discharge of saliva,especial
when sfelccp ; uequent pains in the side with a dry
coxjgh and unequal pu'sc; palpitations of the heart,
swqànii^r.s, cold hWi ats., ep'»U t**c Jits. fU. &:c.
numberless mctUcim •. are extolled for expelling
equal in efficacy to Dr. Robert
tenges ; they are mild in their
a to the youngest infant with
and killing worm*'
Nttn's Worm Destroying L
■'(•ration and nuy be* glv
iifcty.
Kor the preventi
_ a W? DYOTTS
ANTI BILIOUS BILLS
of bilio
and Malignant
r*.
large boxe» so cents,
id y administered, will »e
»Hove the causes which communie produce in
u»mutent, r* ini tent, bilious, and yellow ft
* , blliou? cholic, pleurisy, d>senterv. worm
lions vom ting, flatulence, indigestion, loss •
ppethe, c r *siivem'83, epileptic fits, hyp- chor
.-»ia, and hysterical affections, foul stomach
»ids aud coughs, asthma, scurvy, strangury.
..ravel, rheumatism and gout.
They art particularly serviceable in Female
Disorders, and especially in the removal
»hose obstructions, which arc the great sourc
. their complaints at certain period .; they pi
-s this em nent a Wantage over most other
K' gutives, that while they opera'»- genii, , the*
,n duce neither costiveness, debili'y, nor too
i».eat exciintent : whenever there is a prédis
jivisition to a disease, arising ftvm m:ir h efflu
via- or a too copious u-e of ardent spirits, or
vidated state ol the b le, they are sure to
Fric« 7
Those Fills, it
for
vidated state ol the b le, they are sure to re
l ieve
They are highly teonimendeil to travellers.
,.y sea atul land, as .they may be inaile tise of
: th t'.e utmost safety, wiihout change of iln't
11 ca-reise. They will he founU peculiarly bene
-rial in the prevention of disorders incidental
t -, hot climates ; tliev deterge and cleanse viscid
hiyncrs oj en obstructions, ptontote the secre
tiw, ei good bile, operating as a cathartic and
newerful diuretic and diaphoretic.
MA fil i PLAISTER CLOTH,
Approved and recommended by all the most
errir.e..t physicians of Philadelphia
This planter cloth, so well known in the II
States, anti particularly in the city of Flnla
dclphia, is a sovereign remedy against ulcers,
ho>-cver old and inueiera'e i also cancers ery
hand'stpclas, wens, lumps, scrofula, fistula, white
swelling, sort breast, felons, whitlows, bods,
carbuncles, dc. fee. It cures sprains, bruises.
a h ahis in the back, swelling and pains in the
j i omt8 . »»Ids, bums, childblain, sore legs, and
wo'tmds tending to suppura .on it draws can
tensed sores <r issues, very successfully and
without pain t dissipates *he pain of the gout
and rheumatism in a short time; as it softens
t,ie » kiri . ,s "oecl succeasiulty for the cure of
(corns »n the feec 1 h s platster is recommended
to mar i ner5 ang [ others who travel by sea or
to
as
land,
DR. DYOTT'S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease &.
certainty, is infinitely superior to any other me
dicine, for the cure of that most disagreeable Ik
tormenting disorder, the Itch. Price 50 cents.
DR. DYOTT'S
INFALLIBLE TOOTHACHE DROPS,
Price fifty cents per Bottle, with full directions
fbr using.
THE CIRCASSIAN EYE WATER.
A sovereign remedy for all disorders of the
Eyes, whether arising from cold, in il un»
anation, weakness, flee. See.
Price fifty cenft per bottle, with fuit directions
for using.
DR. GOBOLD'S
vegetable: balm or life,
Trice one dollar.
LEVIGATED CHARCOAL TOOTH I'01l\
DER,
Price 5U Cents.
THE RESTORATIVE DENTED V:E,
Flor cleansing, whitening, and preserving thi
teeth and gums Price 50 cents per box.
This valuable preparation possesses tnc mo ,;
salutary virtue in cleansing and beautify ing the
teeth; in its composition it is perfectly iiec
from acid or any other pernicious property !'.a*
ble to corrode, or in any way injure the ceeut,
for which reas
*
is attributed the safety ot
use, ami the preference it has obtained over •
cr preparations intended for similar purposes ;
it strengthens tiv gums, eradicates the scurvy,
sweetens the breath, preserves the teeth trom
decaying, and prevents them from aching,
cessity of having them drawn, &c.
THE BALM OF IBERIA,
Extracted from the Iberian fragrant plum,
for curing defects of the skin, and improving
the complexion, &.c Price 2 dollars.
th
Since the above invaluable medicine.? were
first discovered, upwards of seven hundred thou
id persons have experienced their happy and
..alutary effects, many of whom from the 'av
est stage ol their disorders
Take notice, that each and all the above gt •
ruiine medicines are signed on the outside cover
with the
red
the
des
a:
incx
thou
rage.
hick
dry
the
which
An
* of the sole proprietor
jnati
i(
1:. W. I) Y D IT, M. l i.
A supply of the ttbr.ve medicines just receiv
ed and i'or salt* by the following Agents, vvlu r ;
pautphlct^, containing certificates ol cilrcb, ike*'
may be had gratis.
WïlmiigtoK»,
Dr. Joseph Bailey &' Co.
P. ManMJ
J TV Tor:nfCnd,
J amts Mil ted mp
Robert Ocheltrce
West Cl.citsr
Milflird.
Christiana.
- Laurel.
Caleb Ross
Dr. T \V. DYOTT, respectfully intortns hk
friend and the public, that the above genuine
medicines are sold in Philadelphia on'y, at Irir
wholesale and retail Drug and Family Med.
Warehouse. N. E corner of Second and
addition to the above.
it ice streetwhere,
•;e has constantly for sale, by wholesale or re
tail, an extensive and genera! assortment of
( Fresh Drugs and approved Chemicals, G las'.
Furniture, Vials, and professional articles of
'very description for town or country merchants,
practitioners, &c. on liberal terms, for cash or at
the usual credit.
August 2—I y
,
of
JUST ilECEIVED,
And Jor Sale at the Itnok Store
OF
Mrs. M LOCKERMAX,
No. 9B,
MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON?
LEE'S
Genuine Ratent &? Family
Medicines.
THE proprietor of LecV original Family Medicines, t&r
R eel fully informs liH friends auu the public in general, that
e continues carefully to prepare the above wefi AsUbUdicu
Medicines ac Ills DLpentary, No. 63, Hanover street. Ual
tiuiorc, where they arc alwaya to be had wholes«!
retail.
»ell again will be treated ol»
Those who purchase
ost liberal terms.
*** fclegant t how hills lurrifehed gratis.
Lee's Antibilious Fills.
The operation of these highly esteemed Pills is perfectly
m?M, amt the experience of thousands has proved, they
may be used in every situation in life without the least in
admirably adapted to carry off superfluous bU*„
the
eMcnce.
They
Ute. Ärc.
LEE'S
IVarm Destroying Lozenges.
The proprietz.-r has now the ulca?urc of xi-vting that the
following cue came under lib mnnedUteubicrvation:
HU little (Uuglutcr, about $ year« old,appeared very V'»r
ble 0 lose her flesh, no particular citunc could he* give-.
pining away, she was at length taken with
1, with other symptôme led him to In-liev« she
her ado.e of Lee's Lozenges, whvh
tho
*, which
.«-.ought away, incredible as it may appear, z v
and the other thirteen inches In length, cuck
■ .rev-four* hs of an inch round ; he has five'll tho I.uzch
es to another of hU children, wiiich hr«jught away a vast
I -.un tit y of very small worms
I lie proprietor Is now iii r
.hose inclined to see them will be gratified by calling at
liis Dispensary.
httee
»e
in
ft
• I
of
s
too
a
re
posscMion of the
Lee ' 1 h Elixir.
A sovereign remedy fur
asthma», sure throats, an«; aj pruachiLy consumptions.
»ulc trial will prove that it restores the determinatiun
ot thetfnids to the surface, of the body, and briny*
common, healthful i cr-nimiion ; that it di-lodgcs and
evacuates the tough, vheiri ;'iileel»in or nuieii»»; strength
ens tlie weakened vessel, of the Imps,
the reut ot the disorder, the symptom*
fi* tually and pemunently comjuered.
Ms. oixtinate couphs, eatat.u.
.V
the
king
nut
LEE'S
Sovereign Itch Ointment ,
IF ARRANGED * 1*0 CURE.
• application, free from Morcury
Ingredient. ThU vegetal)
cioux, that it may be
HV
ar any pernici' 1 •
mild, yet. tlTi-a
st salary, on tl;-r
a chilil of :i week old
i!e remedy is 0
d with the (
molt delicate pregnant lady, «
LEE'S
Genuine Persian Lotion.
of
iln't
viscid
operates tr,filly, rer.derirf* the i ..
delicately suit and smooth ; improving the unnplcxi«
The Persian Loti
LEE'S
Restorative Tooth Powder. C
This excellent preparation comforte and strengthens tht
and the ciiimdfrom decay.
This excellent preparation comforte and strengthens tht
gums and preserves the ciiimdfrom decay.
LEE'S
Genuine Essence (A Extract
ON MUSTARD*
A s^f« and effectual remedy Tor Acute and Chronic (then •
rrutism, Gait, Rheumatic Gout, Palsy, sprain»', Hruinef-,
in the Face, Neck, &c.
The experience of many ?.pe* and the testimony of the
bc»t medical practitioners from an early period to t'«e ' re
ascribing to Mustard very powijiul *n<i
F .»i
sent tim
singular
1 NDIAV VEGETAbLt SPECIFIC, for tlie Vent
real.
LEE'S
Grand Restorative & Nervous
COltUlALS,
b-t a tre '7
Proved by long and extensive experience,
valuable Medicine.
Lee's 1 NFALLIHI.E AGUE DROPS, war »a
KYI-WATER
Lee'« TOO MI-ACHE DROPS.
Lee'« ANODYNE ELIXIR, for the cure af hcidaclrer
Lee's CORNEL ASTER. k
Lee's LIP SALVE.
Ihc proprietor would We glad to insert the many Certifi
cates and letters recommending tlie above truly valuable
Medicine* ; hut this, in a newspaper, U impracticable—He
therefore with entreated confidence respect Arily proflrr* to
them a !i>eral and discerning public. They
hit appoint metu, by
Mrs. Mary Lockerman,
Late Matthew R. Lockerman, YVilmington
hv just received a fresh supply from Haiti
To detect counterfeits, observe each article has on.
the outride wrapper the signature of
Le
&.
Ik
«old ny
Who
NOAH R 1 DCELY.
Late Michael Lee & Co.,
March 22—tf
A Camp Meeting
Is expected to be held on the 4th day of Sep
tember next, within about 6 milesot Wilmington,
nd about 2 of Grubb's landing,, in the wood*,
of Mv. Adam Talley.
Aug. 2.