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"War Department,
June 9,1817.
This is to give notice,
THAI* separate pre posais will be received at
the office of the Secretary for the Department
of War, until the 3lst day of October next, in.
elusive, for the supply of all rations that may be
tequ.red for the use of the troops of the United
States, from thé 1st day of June 1818,inclusive,
until the 1st day of June, 1819, withm the states,
territories, and distriers. fi I lowing, wz.
1st At Detroit, Mich hmackinac, Green bay,
Fort Wayne, Chicago, and their immed
cmities, and at any other place or places where
troops ate or may be stationed, marciitd 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
Michigan.
2d Many place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, within the states of Ken
tucky and Tennessee.
3d At St. Louis, Fort Harrison, Fort Clarke,
Port Armstrong. Fort Crawford. Fort Osage or
Fort Clarke, on the Missouri rivet ; and it any
other place or places where troops are or ma/ ,
be stationed, marched or recruited, within the!
State of Indiana, and Lhe territories of Illinois j
a
4>h At Fort Montgomery, Fort Crawford,
of
}
by
to
VI
Miss' uri
Mobile. Fort St* Philip, New Orleans. Baron
Rouge and Fort CLiboruet and at any other I S
place or places where troops are or may be sva-j
tinned, marched, or recruited within the Missis-i
sippi territory, state of Louisiana and their vici-jp
Hines, north of the Gulf of M xico
5th. At any place or planes where troops are *
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with
in the District of Maine 3t state of New Hamp-'K
khire ;
6th. At anyplace or place® where troops are j
or may be stationed, marched or recruited within !^
the state of Massachusetts.
7 th A * any place or places where troop» are «
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with-'
the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island, jin
8th. At any p«ace or ptsces where troops arc
eir may be stationed marched or recruited with«j*
in the state of New Yor. north ot thw highlands.'
and within the state of Vermont.
9rh. At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, matched or recruited with
in the state of Ne a' York, south of the High
lands, including West Point, and within the
state of New Jersey.
10th. At anyplace or places where troops are
Or may be stat ioned, marched or recruited with tf
in the state of Pennsylvania.
llth At any place or places where rroopssre U
Cr may be stationed, marched or recruited w ithin,
the staves of Delaware, Maryland and the Dis
trict of Columbia.
12th. At any p ace orplac.es where troops arc
or may be statiored. marched or recruited with- *
in the s*ateof Virginia j
13th. At any place or places where troops ate
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with f
in the s ate of North Carolina
14rh At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recruited with- c
in the state of South Carol na,
15th. At Tybee Barracks, Fort Hawkins and
Fort Scott ; and at any other place or places a
where troops, are or may be stationed, nvarcheu r
or'recruired, within the state of Geotgia, ii-cluJ
ing th..t part of the Creek's land lying within
the territorial limits of 9aid state.
A ration to consist of one pound and one quar
ter of beef, or three quarters of a pound of salted
pork, eighteen ounces of br^ad or fl «ur, one gm
*f rum. whiskey or brandy, and at th. rate ot
tw-* quarts of salt, four quarts cf vu-egar, fom
pounds of soap, and one pound an»*, ont naif oi
can»i> f • rvhundred rations T he prices ol
6
t parts of ilie
ti«.u nuj-i
•ltioned in the pr.qios.ils, l
eive the right of m »king
»rice of the compoi
•ui«i, as sha l ninke »he
dot hear a ju-i*. jiropurtior
whole ration. J h<*
-Hell quai'ti cs,
that thcie shall, at aii times, Junn^ the lerm of
the |i,n|M>kea enntnet. he sii1ic*mVoi Hi. con
lumpron of the imops for s>x munth , m ad
Vance, of good and wholesome
Ltn.c shall be required
ted to all and
fortified places or posts,
When the «une can be trau.-;
time, in ca?e of urgercy, sud
provisions, in advance,
the ci'TDiiiaiidcr shall *. e deeme d pn
It is tmdemoed that the c
at the exptu.
t.-. the troops, and that all loss«
depred.vi u; of ih*i
troops ot 1 he United
U.i ted .Mat;... at the p
or destroy ah aforesaid,
•ore persons oi c
the ce rt iion* cf K ormn
ent
, - r . ce of »he
»ations are to he furnished
be
<1
F
•
*
isu.ns, if the
r> be permit*
»y one cf the commandants of
1 to cad ter, ar seasons,
ud, or at i«rv
•ppi.as of Ukt
mon ci
.
It is also
tli
as
o he!
r.». t«
is
ai'd risk ?>t is-:«.
(lie stipplHb
; e'V.'.M-td l»-. the'
•• my, or by ivrai.s. f th«
mi»« shall bi p idi by the
« I the article captured
)!. the dcpos : .t.ons ot
dibit char
t'A"<
d
stating
ount ol
:ivs ior wliicli coirpensatinn shall be
:c oi the loss.
id tl.c
the pi
claimed«
Tne pr vilege is reserved tn the United States,
of I qtur ng »hat mine of he supplies which may
b'- tur..islv;d Under any «1 to«» prnpo*edcomract:»,
which h
the contract
in
•til tlit supplies
bet
•
r tnaj be iurnished und
now in force, have bet
comvnned.
Lfo. (irahiim,
Acting Secie
uy ol War.
J«intJ14—tOl
N (j t e •— The Editors of Newspapers who are
Authorised to publish the laws of the United
S'jHes, are requeued to insert the foregoing ad
veniseinent once a week until the 1st of Ouo
her next.
l{<ttll*ll|j,t KlIll'I H.
farmers, ship and house carpenters,
shoe akt-rs. taylots, and mechanics ot
almost evert description, both boys and
yirls. who wish to hind themselves fi.ru
limited time to eletray the expences of
their passage Irom Amsterdam to Ame
rica.
Apply on beard the ship Amazon,
in the river Delaware, opposite Caliow
hill street, or at the counting; house of
U. Odlin êj Co.
No. 38, South Wharves.
Û3* The editors of the Delaware G
zette, Lancaster Journal, and the papers
of Allentown, Reading and Easton, are
requested to insert the above six times,
and send their accounts to W\ Udlm
, _ . . . „ ,
IS hereby given to all persons indebted
*r C fki. t, ' n P roces ' ' n ,n > hands, before the SOi't
yt May rast, that unless the same he discharged
on or heft re the 20th nt August next, no further
indulgence ,will he g ven, and such course pur.
«veil a« is directed by taw.
2d«
Aug. 2—6t
M) 3 it K
F. liaiig'hey, sheriff
(if N. C. County.
juiyis.iair
XOl WE.
,
ant ^ Kichaid Bcbee supplied them with some
j fish, and found her crew to cum*
a patently Americans, one of whom win*
)stem. d to act as captain or commander, v isheu
the said Robert an« Richard tu put tin m on
re with »heir trunks declaring i
of abandon ng the vessel, and offered tue said
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE* S3.
WHEREAS a libel hath bien filed in the
District Court of the U. States for said district,
by George Read, Jun Esq. proctor for the li
beIIant3, in the wan's foliowing, to wit :
To the lion. John Fisher. Esq. Judge
of the District Court of the United
Slutes, in and for the Delaware
District,
THE libel of Robert H. Howard and Rich
ard Bebee, Pilots, of Lewestown, in the Del
aware District, humbly sheweth,
That on Thursday, the present month, July
the tenth, about 9 o'clock in the morning, the
sa.. I Robert H Howard and Richard Bcbee.
being on board th« Pilot IL at Elizabeth, pursu
ing their business and occupatio • as Phots, they
discovered a schooner oil Indian Hiver, »leering
about a north course, upun wh:ch :hey bore
down for her, found her tobi a ve» el of about
twenty tons burthen, and upon h din g her were
answeied, she was from New Orl* ans Si bound
to New York. That the said Hoben H Howard
of four men
I S ^ 1
Reben and R.chard live thousand dollars
t -' r ^ ,,r,,fl ^ lat service, which they al'.oge.the
jtVechned, and refused to do—that the said K »
* ,erl a "^ R-chaid then gut the Pd • Boar
,«'^ r wa >' ft ' r Ca l»e May» and me said rchrontr Jo
a,so underway, and stood after them di j
; rcCtly in her wake—that the Pilot B« at abovf
j mentioned came to anchor at the p
!^ a P e inside, and the schooner d.d
within about two hundred yards h gher up tin
« t>n.y ——-tlrut the said Rob* rt H. tiowatd and
Richard Lebte vint on board the said schooner
jin the Skill to demand payment tor piloting
their., as they had done l»y their pursuing th
ra ck ^ f he .-.aid Pilot Boat, to the anchorage
w,lhin May—that upon reaching the
schooner, the captain, or person in command
ottered sixty dollars for the bkifl', which they
rotustd on »»>> terms to sell ; and also refused
as. requeued by the said captain, to row in the I»
sau * ^klil tw one or any of certain Fishing
Smacks u hich were laying at anchor
distance from the said schooner
tf * ,ai e on h«»urd the crew of the sa»d schoone ■.
Oi e ot the »aid crew and the said captain, there
U P' *• rook the said S .tl and rowed ro a fidv >;
s,,, * c k which by at anchor f-ur or live ho ••
dnd > aids above die said schoon« r. and imme
dun-ly return ng told ihe-r comrade - that the
ll *ng smack would take them and thp : trunks
* or en» > d.-llar» cacl ; tlit sc-l new then
j ut into the sk'lffive trunks, ai.-i »it ret of -hen
rowed off to tiie ftshnig ^n;ac F . where one of
f 'itin remained with ihr trunks and the other
'wo returned in the s iff to the schooner, and
dieie collecting some other small articles, dt
c ^ ai 'cd their inten ion ot scu il.ng theschoon«"
from which they weit only prevented b. tin
p« r *uasion of »he sa.d Richard Bebee— thaï
a ^ er putting the last mentioned articles into
r ^ e s ^ 1 ^» the three men now remaining of
llle CT, W - 0,1 hoard the schooner, g«>t on
fi° i,r di the si- fi', and declaring that after she
answered their purpose, they would turn
hci adriL, notwithstanding the rirrv ranee v
* *he s.«id Robert H. Howard and it-ebard
" t *het— 1 1 > said Richard Bebee as she va:
pushing ofi jiijnptd on board, determined to
"itur the hazard ot saving the skiff—that three
* crew, (Richard Bebee pers sting in re
'-»'»mg in tne skift) rowed the said skiff to the
hsluM, si», ck, where, taking out what they Ind
put into hei, and leaving her themselves they
Timed her adnf—that «lie said Richard Bebee
sud ceded iti regaining the sa.d schooner, ahou.
6 o'clock R M
ent'
oui» f »h
the same,
t<
gUM
ask f then
1
ow entirely atm
dom'd and rieielicby the said t rew, nopcj.i
DOW I). ,g
•h ch wa
boaid hut tht sau! Rih^rt 1
Howard, ai d the said Richard Bebee, and the 1
the Schootter.
be.r.Ä
h* name t
•r pape *
ny thing to lead eve»' to a supposition l
true character of the vessel or hei it*;
tl-.t
owners—ihat the appearance of the weath«
be ing then very unpromising, and bU'»woind
vnluvls left to work the said Pilot Boat, and
<1 tempt the difficult »ask of saving the sa
»hnoncr, the said U'bett H Howard a.
Richard Bebee removed for gveatrr safety
irt.cler, tr; wit ; Dry Goods, from the school.e.
.»the Pilot B at and ah* ut 4o'clocr., A M 1
F iday the llth inst. the wind E N E. an
/./ in r ',, got uiuier way for Lew est own Greek
he.) arrived about 7 o'clock the same oa
•fid leaving a person employed for that puro.v,
< overau 'he vessels, they proceeded to inf.nn
he Inspector at Lewes of me whole
•nuis \Vest, the . a : d Ingpecror, advi&ed j«uimi
• ack the articles they had remeved. into tl
* ho< n
Di
•
TltU&CI I»
tht Pilot Boat, which was (tom
bi-ard the schooner
aid r. in:
d
I hU.
akt'ii up to I ewes
•lien by the consento
and siovm'
c Inspector, the cargo was
in the house cf Thorn;
ned until Sunday the jO-.h
cqu«! -t oi the Collector et t Dei
he sa d Robert H. M
>aO\\ ar .
•ere it rc
v'.e?' at «h
mst.
a hi ;.nd Rich
c. Bebee
J>U* tlie ?.u d cargo on \y ;
ai.d together
• :»ned Inspector, proceeded i
he. '24th i
I th«* said s« booi>e
:ith Leu» s West, the a!»- v
her on Thui dav
. up the tt
a id reached th pot
• 'le the same day ahou dusk
f N«
C
hert
er& cargo I*..leu therein now lies
'!)» eh as the said schooner ai d
•n the h : gh ocas, and Within the
tisivc admiralty and nu;ritime ju*
»> and entirely deserted and
51 d, . nd so came and were in the pos
si..n ot th»' sa.«i K-ib« rt H Hows d&. Richard
He «ah'.
NOW
e ti *
. »sad.ru.cii n
l!
( pie», e y
aid cargr
bon« I
T ier *hi sau!
be a*
. s uf this Honor
ached am; taken by the p
«•It Court ; and that a
viomtum issue to at*
ihtt
• ersons concerned, to slu«
nave, why the said sch -«iiier and cargo should
"o* be deert-ed to the iiltella
cause, if
a derelict on th *
'd masimuh the said «ch« «
cu»g bu t )i- these l déliants wou'i htvcbr
iuevilalilv lost ; also to she
have
•r :s.
cause if arj Hi L y
ny are»M, nahe salvage should not fa
iletriitil thereout to the libellants
further
•ti that such
»ken as the
,u ., tirer steps shall be
coarse of this honorable Ceifft shall
require.
Bobort II. Howard,
llicliard Bcbee.
Real, Jun Proctor rot Libellants,
July 2« 1817.
AND W it i:. K if .VS tiie honorable John I-'i^ii ■
er, Esq. Judge of the Court aforesaid hath or.
rlered, the tifittenth day of Septenrber next, a
•he town of New Castle, at the District Court,
then auti there to be held, for tl <• hearing cf the
said libel : the owner or owners, and all persons
concerned, are hereby not 'ed to be and appear
on'before the said Court, at the time anti place
aforesaid, lo shew cause, if any they have, whv
the sard schooner and cargo should not he tie
creed to the libellants, as derelict on the high
seas, and why a reasonable salvage should not
be decreed thereout, to the
,d libellants.
Thomas Witherspoon,
Clerk, Dis. Co. D, D,
Wilmington» Del. Aug.2— *làS
f FOIL
AJPJRIZJES
f go Go ,
Ulexns,
1000
"£5.000'
15 . 000 J
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LOTTERY.
F M if'I'll (LA.vi.
S. ALLEN,
Manager.
SCHEME.
Triacs.
is tOCOO
STATIONARY PRIZES.
day,
Do. do. 4th do.
l>o. do. 7th do.
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JOCO -ICOOG
2,OCX
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do. loth do.
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Not z bia'.ks tea prize
Jo he^ntitfe^to dght
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do. actli do.
do. iith do. I,OCX
do. 3ctli do* I
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do. $.>th do. s
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I he last drawn numbers
the nth, lath, ijth, 14th,
16M1, 17th, Ifcth,I©th,2ist,i:d,2jd.24th,2dth, .7th,28th,jhead
tytl», 31S1. 3id, i.td, 34rh, sfth, 37th, jath, 39th, 4»«t,
42d, h <1, 40th, 47th, 48th, 49th, 51st, j2d, i;d. s+th, 56th,
«*tii, «th, sgth, fust, did, «'-.id, 64th, c-sth, «Mi , 07th,
68th, d.jth and ^ctli d-ivs dr
ONE HUNDRED TPCKE F
withrun.bfT toooi and proceeding in regular siicces-ior
to numl
'Flue above «sch
; respectfully
n tlwt it will
mg, will each be nltitied tc
1 tills Lottery
; commencing
is.
.*01 the Fourth Class oi the State l.ci
fieri t
the public tinder the ini
nly hr aciepUbie, but attractiv.,
a hole lottery, yields a iii.i.
it als, which ait* floating, ami
rawing
aid in the improvement
the State of tin.
t< 1
For aim
«•very day, in th
Pm«, i> %t-ndmi of si
liable U« he Um w
dav of
The object oft!,. L
of the internal N.
Pennsylvania, am
Tv for that |<urpo
s ofthe state generally, and
tin. Citi of Thhacciphia, that it land
he hoped, therefor, t! ,»i all who led friendly
o. «hi*'ottcry, wiilhuyatnkc
«•hnu'u not lié «;«) ft rtunate a' to draw prices will a» I ast
erjov tli-s .tisfaction of having contrP'Uted their aid to
u the acvauccinent of a
ry
ot
authorized by the Legislature ex
it is for the interest of the citi
I
particularly those oi
il uicccod. it ma
tlieh
same, and
st laudable undertaking.
Now Draw In
r
a*
s *
■„h week, tec numbers a
day, until completed. The Frizes will he paid ixty davs
after the drawing is finished, subject to a deduction of 1«
. i to secure the payment of which, .1 bond in the
hundred thousand dollar* is lodged with the
iff retar V ofthe Commonwealth.
Commissioners appointed bp the Gov
ernor to superintend the drowing:—
Cïpo-gc U.it mer, Esij.
Won-ell, Kscj.
Tliomas Leijier, Esq.
John Connelly, E-q. and
Andrew Bayard. E.»q.
[TICKE TS—8 DOLLARS.]
FOR SALE AT
inued three davs i
1 '
oi
J ILEA'S
Lucky Lottery Offices,
No, 2, s. Third street, Philadelphi
Market
Bro.ulway, New York.
No. 449, ü. Market street, Albany.
(TJ 0 Orders ;' ;>ost jmui) to either qi
'f. U J/. JM/Ü.r; S OJjiees, will hi
irihiiplly cltind. d to.
Muy 3— ly
No.
L ont ha rdy sut do ry.
Wnil 400 :ici «'S r.f LiimI
KnR 8> E.
In Sussex tOmi.y, sn.te of Delaware
'.(turtle I w thin out mile ol Milton, tin
tail of navigation, and six miles Ii
Ltorgeiowii.
.• likewise healthy and the farm as go.
,e> any in this part ofthe country. Abi
me ha if is woodland at <i cedar
«.»ID
This Dtautii'ul bituafioii.
Ki
s\va"«p,
r;ci 6t.0tJ v-each and apple trees cf ti.c
in st qmt'ity .-*t" gtaltud Fruit, a great va
ctcty °l i'c is. plum' s, cherrys, Kngitsi,
whI ,ms. f:c. and upwards nf 1200 gal
I'-i.s < f tirandy has Seen made on this
t.,rm in one season. The mansion lions,
• s I trge and con- entent, with cellars un
der it, with several other dwellings fut
et. ants, store houses, ice. a large »til
house, a saw mill in good order, and
a good stand lo»- timber, which might tu
taken in great abundance for goods. The
wool ami cotton factory establishment is
not adequate for the demands ol this
nlace—there net being any ot the kind
Great quantities ol
country cloth may be taken in at this
place to dress ; likewise great quantities
of clean wool will he furnished bÿ the
country, to he dressed into cloth, on good
terms for the manufacturer,
and cotton factory contains about 120
spindles each, with two carding engines
each, with roving and drawing heads, fee.
,'.ne fulling stock, press, dye kettle, hand
and patten shea's, kc.
in
within 50 miles.
some I
j
If the property ii not sold at private !
salt, before the 20{h of Seatember next I
it «ill he a fie reel at public sale, on the'
premises, on that day, with attention to
the partner, «rc. This elli(-ihle situation
is certainly worthy the attention of the
merchant and mechanic. It is presumed
a further description is unnecessary,
die purchaser or partner will first view
the premises, before any engagement,
l he terms will be made easy ; one fifth
nf the money will be required down, and
the balance in four annual payments.
For further particulars, enquire of Tho
mas Beaver on the premises, or
I'he wool
'1 l e subscrîlrer wishes to take in a
partner immediately, who understands
and can
the wool and cotton business
come well recommended, with
capital.
■
as
Isaac Clowes.
July 26—lawtSOS
WHICH .
diseases to
which the human body is liable, prepared only by the sole
proprietor.
celebrated for the
.if
T W DYOTT, M. T).
Grandson of the late celebrated Dr.
Vohrrlson • of Edinburgh,
And for sale in Philadelphia, only,
wholesale and retail drup ;*ndfaniiiy
at the pro irlctorb*
edicine warehouse.
Race st cuts,
And bv retail of his (Agents throughout the U. State;;.
DR. ROBERTSONS
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH ,
dollar and lift v cents.
Price
Which has proved by thousands, who have experienced
It-beneficial effects, to he ihr ir.o-t valuable medicine ever
nffiAil to the public, for the cure of coughs, colds, con
sumption. the noopinc cough, asthma, pain the breast,
cramp, and wind in the stomach, headache, loss ot appe
tite, indigestion, &c.
For the dysenteiy or lax, cholera morbus, severe grip
ing«, and other diseases of the bowels, and the Summer
Complaint in children, it lias proved a certain remedy., and
restored to perfect health from the greatest debility.
Persons anile ted with Pulmonary Complaints, or disorder
of the breast and lungs, even in the mo-t advanced state,
will lind Immediate relief. Common Coughs and Colds,
which are in general occasioned by obstructed pcnnlratiop.
will be found to yield o itj benign Influence in a ftw
hours.
plaints. Hoarseness,
:nt Hooping Cough,
In Asthmatic
Consumpti
Wheczine», shortness of Breath, and t
icdiate relief.
DR. ROBERTSON'S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL ,
Or, Nature's Grand Restorative.
it will give i
dollar and fifty cents,
the most efficacious medi
Pi
Is confidently recommended
cine for the speedv relief and cure of all nervous complaints,
attended with inward weakness, depression of the spirits,
I ache, tremor, faintness, hysteric lits, debility, semi
n'ccts, and various complaint«tcr-ulclng from
.-,'tiety of youth and dissipated habits, resi
dence in warm climate-, the immoderate
the unskilful
tractive of the human race, d
a certain period of life, Fluor Allais, harr«
Unner the denomination of
drei sccral diseases of the
various hat a voln
n. I
ret
aw of tea, the
of nv ïcury, so often des
sr. peculiar to females at
disorders
si dangerous kind, and are s
•ould hardly stlfliçe
ir.clu
tplcte .«
ptlon of than. It pervades, with its baleful in
not«- nervous system, writhing the lu
11 '«• anguish, and exciting the mos» drcnlfui..
-d. despair. 'To this de
a sacrifice, in the direful
de
the
i
t«nrs of
«and«, f.
have il
i sports of its r
symptoms of its commencement, i>t.
palpitation, watchfulness, drowsiness
imiditv. flashes of heat and cold, nutnbne
s .p. ■ a hi tin* he «-I, bark, and loins, hick
ration and déglutition, anxiety, dry 1
!
weakness fl. tul
after e.n...- , ...1
amp. piddlnr
tin. dlVnu'* y 0.
cough. Ac.
t I t V« retable Ner
bulle M dlclae, .tn«i
blood, <nd «Viing tl.<
commonly .ip
«Cordial Is also a great Anrlscor
of iniin'te service for puiifviiv the
• foul di-orders of the skin which
, surfeit, red blotch
osc of Dr.
with this medicine,
icc in the lav. mentioned cases.
1
in
of
S-c. Vc. A
DvntUs A11
tibiliouF Pills, 1
es of additi
ak
sionallv
dr rode arsons
CELEBRATED GOUT L>' RHEUMATIC
DROPS
dollars.
Price
A safe and effectual
bapo, stone and urovel, iwçltinr »nd wcaLnc.s of joint-,
«prams, bruists, and all kinds of green wounds, the cramp,
pains In the head, face and body, stiffness in the neck,
chilblains, frozen limbi, Ä-c.
for the peut, rheumatism, lum
DR. ROBERTSON'S
PA TENT S TO MAC IIP: BITTERS,
Price one dollar,
Which are celebrated for strengthening weak st«
increasing the appetite, and a certain preventative -
for the fever and ague. 4 tc.
For the fever ai 0 acuc. a malad v s
iclis,
and
prevalent through
hern state*, imd afflirtmg to families n '
with marshes, lakes
and unit*
.■medy ev
the
siding
in all low
mntriea, redundant w;
, rivers. Ärc. these celcbratei
, nave
for the relief and
l the human frame j
ii efficacy have been testified, af;
o'her extoiled prescription» railed, they proved\
to tbs admiration of those who experienced the liappi
If,
lated pool
; I
mrpa ted
r ad
st obstinat.
of that
mimerons installe
er the hark* and
X
ful
UR R BERTSONS
INFALLIBLE. WORM DESTROYING
LOI ENGES
universally esteemed for destroying ever-,
specie» of worm-. Price fifty cents.
Symptoms. The common symptoms of the worm*
ms flushing of the
the seat, starting an«',
t the upper liy, tp.
ptoms. 1 ne common symptoms
'ne»» ofthe countenance, at other fir
far«*, itching of the nose :nd abi
grinding of rhe teeth in sleep, swelling
appetite sometimes bad, at other tirnî
ath, a hard swelled belly, g
" ne* of a whitish color, grlpin.
ry discharge of saliva, e*peci^l
pain» in the title with a dr.
; palpilations of the heart
leptic fits, \'t . Ü-c.
eines are extolled for ertpeilirc
are equal in efficacy to Dr Robert
t oying Lozenges, they are mild in tlri
iv be given to the youngest infant wit)
pal«
if di
sbh 1
1 ■ -
■
•>y
or cholic pains, an involmv
ly when asleep; frequm
enueh and unequal pul
roi.niny, cold swe-a
Though nnmberle.s
1
,*nd killing wo
1 1
•aeration anil
safety.
DR imfTTS
ANTI BILIOUS BILLS
of Bill
F . r the prevention and c
1» and M dignaut
-
Price aj
Those Hills, it tinn.ly adi
move the causes which c<"»
• ; large boxes $0 c
dll »e
«tCI -M.I .
.no pr tluce it
a'ie'-f, r nirtem, binon., ami yellow ft
rers, bilio is cholic, pleurisy, r|. sealery, wr ,nt
liions vomiting, fliimlemT, imli
tioii, loss*!
# 3'i, eiiileptic fits, hyp- ch r.
lia, and hysterical uliectioits, foul "stomach.
.••«Is and coughs asthma,
; awl, rhcuiiiatisni and gout
1 lu y an pi
».s Tiers, and especially
host obstructions.
«.me, cor»'
SCUiVy, strangury
icuiarly serviceable in Femal«
in the reni» al ot
which arc the great so
at certain periods» they pt r,
tage over
f * heir complai
• •» this eminent a v?
.»nrgatives, that while they operate gently, they
,»r. duce neither cosriveness, debility, nor
ver there is a prédis
x'sition to a disease, arising from m.ar h effm
via- or a too copious use of ardent spirit?;,
tiated state of the b it, they
lieve
othei
Ml
rreat vxcnnu nt : avhv
or
are sure to re
Htey are highly recommended to travellers,
may
»>)' sea and land, as
made
■ ithout change of diet
be foun d peculiarly bene
Hcia! in the prevention of disorders incidental
to hot climates ; they deterge and cleanse visejd
humors, open obstructions, promute 'he sec re
of good bile, operating as a cathartic and
powerful diuretic and diaphoretic.
.* of
ih<
with t
utmost safe
fhej
r exe cite.
MARY'S PLAISTER CLOTH,
Approved and recommended by all rhe most
eminent physicians of Philadelphia
This plainer cloth, sowell known in the U.
the city of l h la
sovereign remedy against ulcers,
however old and »nuetera e ; also cancers ery
s pelas, wens, lumps, scrofula, fistula, whre
swelling, sore breast, felons, whitlows, bods,
carbuncles, &c 8cc. It cures sprains, bruises,
pains in the back, swelling and pains
pints, scalds, burns, childblaiu, sore legs, and
wounds tending to suppuration .* it draws cau
terised fibres cr issues, very successfully
I without pain; dissipates the pain
j i'.d rheumatisin in a short time ; a* it softens
! the 8,c * n ' il } * useti »«ccessfuily for the cure of
I e ltns *« (he fc«; TI| S pl»i»«er i*recommended
1 , " n J ,ar ' ners and 0,hm who ,ravel ^
States, and particulaily i
d. Iphia, i
1
of the pjotit
sea or
DR. DYOTT*S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease St
certainty, is infinitely superior to any other me
dicine, for the cure of rhat most disagreeable &.
tormenting disorder, the Itch.
Price 50 cents.
DR. DYOTT'S
INFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
Price fifty cents per Bottle, with full directions
f r using.
THE CIRCASSIAN EYE WATER.
A sovereign remedy for all disorders of the
Eyes, whether arising from cold, infiam.
■nation, weakness, «c. &e.
Price fifty cents per boule, with full directions
for using. I
I
DR. GO HMD' S
VEGETABLE BALM OF UFF,
Price orte dollar.
LEVIGATED CHARCOAL TOOTH PC W
DhR,
Price 50 Cents.
THE RESTORATIVE DENTRIFICK ,
Flor cleansing, whitening, and preset ving the
teeth and gums Price 50 cents per box.
This valuable prépara I ion possesses the most
salutary virtue in cleansing and beautifying the
teeth ; in its composition it is perfectly fite
from acid or any other pernicious property lia
ble to corrode, or in any way injure the teeth,
for which reason is attributed the safety of )'a
use, and the preference it has obtained over oth
preparations intended for similar purposes ;
it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy,
sweetens the breath, preserves the teeth from
decaying, and prevents them from aching, ne
cessity cf having them drawn, &c.
THE BALM OF IBERIA ,
Extracted from the Iberian fragrant plant,
for Curing defects of the skin, and itr.pioving
the complexion, &c Pi ice 2 dollars.
Since the above invaluable medicines were
'irst discovered, upward» of seven hundred thou
sand persons have experienced their happy and
salutary effects, many of whom from the low
est stage of their disorders.
Take notice, that each and all the above ge
nuine me itunes are signed on the oucside covers
with the signature of the sole proprietor,
T. W. DYOTT, M. 1),
A supply of the above medicines just receiv
ed and for sale by ^iie following Agents, where
pamphlets, containing certificates of cures, &c.
may he had gratis.
Dr. Joseph Bailey Oe
P Mansfeld
J W Townsend,
James Millechop
Robert Ocheltree
Caleb Ro
\Vi bninfiton»
lVest Chester
Milford
Christiana ,
Laurel.
Dr. T \V. DYOTT, respectfully informs hb
iriends and the public, that the above genuine
medicine«» are suld in Philadelphia only, at his
wholesale and retail Drug and Family Medi-.
'ine Warehouse. N. E corner of Second and
Race streets—where, *m addition to the above,
he has constantly lor sale, by wholesale or re
exteusive and general assortment oi
Fresh Drugs and approved Chemicals, Glas r -
Furniture, Vials, and professional articles of
every description for town or country merchants,
practitioners, &c. on liberal terms, for cash or »t
the usual credit.
August 2—ly
1
•ail,
JUST RECEIVED,
And for Sale at the Book Store
OF
.Mrs. M. LOCKE UMAX,
No.
' MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON,
LKE'S
Genuine Butent & Family
- Medicines .
THF. proprietor of Fee's original Family ^fedic:nes, rtfs*
pectfully inform?; his friends and the public in general, tha*
h<- continue'; carefully to prepare tlie above w ell established
Medicines ?.t his Dispensary, No. 63, Hanover str et, Dal
timoré, where they arc always to be had wholesale and
Those who purchase
0*t liberal terms
sell again will be trented
Bills furnished gratis.
Lee's Autibilious Bills.
Flic oper ation of these highly esteemed Pills is perfectly
mild, and the experience 01 thousands has proved, they
may be used in every situation iu life without the least i'é
convenience.
They arc .admirably adapted ;o carry off superfluous bile«
Ä!C. &t.
the
Elegant *
LEE'S
(Conn Destroying Lozenges.
hat the
y vis!
The propri.:
1 .1
of stati
di
cl
LMitilr daughter
l* in lost- her llc-,1;
aLn>
W.app
particul.
•ill-a could be
ai. lcr.uih tak
leu him tu belie
Loscnee-i.
.
»lit
tell
,wl.
itii tuber»ytnpt
uavi lierado*e
Ertclble a* it n ay appear, 2 worm*, ti
r thirteen Inches in length, inch
• in to fourth., of .«n in«.li round , be ha* given the Lo
t s to another of his children, which brought away a v.
quantity uf very »mall wor
I he proprietor is now
'ho c inclined to.sec then
Dispensary.
he
...ni w
l.e
hich
■I-!
b
aid the
.
'Osac^fion of tlie Urge worms;
ill be gratified by cail»ng
■
Lee's Elixir.
A sovereign remedy for
throat?
rial will p
Ms, obitluate coughs, catarhs,
id approaching
e that it rt
I
/»
:»»orcs tliedeterfr
uids to tht**iirhce.o) the body, and brings
, healthful ptrsinration ; that it di.lcdg
evacuate-1 he tough, viscid phitghtn or
er. the wi.ikenld vessels of the lungs.
ol die disorder, the «ynipi
fcftually and permanently conquered.
ration
the * -
;ngih ■
ol th
Thus str kiim at
rc of count Cf* *
the
I,EE'S
Sovereign Itch Ointment ,
warranted ro cure
pplit .ation, free from Mercury or any pernicious
This vegetable reined y is >o mild, ycteliica
is, that it may he U 3 cd with tlie utmo.t safety, on the
most delicate pregnant lady, or on a child of a week old. ..
ingrediei
LEE'S
Genuine Persian Lotion.
Tlit Persian Lotion operates miidly, rendering thesk i;
delicately ;ioftand mnooth j impioving the complexion
LKlù'S
Restorative Tooth Powder.
'Fills excellent preparatio
gum* and preserves the enamel fro
if «rts and strengthens ti.*'
in decay.
LEE'S
Genuine Essence &" Extract;
OF MUSTARD.
■fl effectual remedy for Acute ar.d Citron
('»out, R'.eumatic Gout, Palsy, Sprains, Hrui-.c *•
Face, Neck, tie.
r 1 of many ages and the testimony of th*
litiom rs from an early period to the pre
ascribing to Mustard very powerful t ..ui
A safe
ic Rhen
iti
; the
best medical p
i ii
lie
»gun
Lee*» INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, for the Vet*
vjrt
rial.
LEE'S
Grand Restorative & Nervous
CORDIALS,
Drove«« by lo?in and
valuable Medicine.
INFALLIBLE AGUE DROPS, warranted tu c»
EYE WATER.
TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.
ANODYNE ELIXIR, foi the
CORNPI. ASTER.
Lit* SALVE.
The pionrictor would be glad to in.-»er! tbc many Ce
cates and letters rccoinmenüliiß the above truly valuable
Medicine«. , but this, in a newspaper, is inipracticahU , _Hc
thcrefore with encreased tontidnicc respe« ifully proffers to
them a IHieral and discerning public. They are st,ld bY
hisappoinimentjby
* rt experience, tu bun
i.;iy
Lc
'
of headache?
I i
Mrs. Mary Luckerman,
.... . Late Matthew R* Lockcrman, Wilmington
\n Iio lus just received a freali supply from Baltimore.
*** 1 o detect counterfeits, observe each article 1ms
the outside wrapper the signature of
NOAH R 1 DGELY
Late Michael J.ee & Ca
oa
I
March 22—tf
A Gamp Meeting
1» expected to be held on the 4'h day of Sep
tember next, within about 6 tmlesof Wilmington,
and about 2 of Grubb's landing, in tke wootb*
of-Mr. Adam Talley.
I Aug. 2.