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War IM paktmrnt, 1
June ( J, 1817. j
This is to give notice,
THAT separate proposals will be received at
the office of the Secretary for the Department
of War, until the 31st day of October next, in.
elusive, for the supply of all rations that may be
required for the use of the troops of the United
States, from the 1st day of June 1818,inclusive,
until the 1 st day of June, 1819, within the states,
territories, and districts, f I.owing, v z.
1st At Detroit, Mich iimackiiutc, Green bay,
Fort Wayne, Chicago, anil the r immediate vi
cinttie- and at any other pace or places where
troops are or may be stationed, marched
cruit-'d wirhin the territory of Michigan, the
vicinity of the upper Lukes, and the state ol
Ohio and on ot adjacent to the waters of lake
Michigan.
any place or places where troop* are
cr«nv\y be stationed, within the states of Ken
tucky
2d.
(1 Tennessee.
3d Ac St Louis, Fort Harrison, Fort Clarke,
Port Armstrong, Fort'Crawford Fort Osage or
Fort Clarke, on the Missouri river ; and at any
other place or places where troops are or may
be stationed, marched or recruited, within the
State ot Indiana, and the territories of Illinois &
Missouri*
4>h At Fort Montgomery* Fort Crawford,
M tiile, Fort St. Philip, New Orleans. Baton
Bougeant! Foit Chibume; and at any other
place or places whe e troops are or may be st&
lioned, man tied, or recruited within the Missis*
sipni terri; » y, state of Louisiana »id their vici
»nies north of the Gulf of Mexico
5th. At any place or pluues wheri troeps are
or may be stationed, mat ched or iccruited with
in the District of Maine St state ot New Hamp
shire.
6th. At anyplace or places where troops arc
■or may be stationed, marched or recruited within
the state of Massachusetts.
7th. A» anyplace 0 » places where troops are
or may b** st i 1 • .ed, marched or recruited w ith
in ;:,e v.uu.8 of Connecticut and Rhode island.
8th. At any place or pi sees where Toopsare
•r may be stationed march**»» 01 recruited wi»h
in the sta e ot New Y or*, nor ill of the highlands,
and within the state of Vermont.
9th. At any place or places where troops are
or may be stationed, marched or recru. ad w ith
in the state of New York, south of the High
lands, including West Point, and within the
State of New Jersey.
10th. At any place or places where- troops *ir*
Or may be. stationed, marched or recruited with
in the state of Pennsylvania.
11 'H At am p 1 tec or places where troops are
Or may be stationed, matched . r r, crui'f d v. n
the scares of D.dawaie, Ma*yiandand tiie Dis
trie' .ff C duinbia.
l'2th. At any p ace or places where troops are
or may bt statiored. inarched or reciu;.ed with
in Tr state of Virginia
15»h At any place or p'aces where troops, are
or may he stati ned, marched or recruited w ith
Kn tut s ate *1 N >r»h Carolina
Kn tut s ate *1 N >r»h Carolina
i\vo
here
«-lared
ti'itn
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ihe
had
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14*.h At any place or pla» * s where troops arc*
or may b* stationed, marched u *. cruited with
in rhea ute of South Carol t.a.
)à*n At Tybec Barracks. For». Hawkins and
Fort Scott ; and at awy other place or place
where troops, are or may b. a'a*lotted, marcher
or recrHired w U* - .lie sta»e ot (ieorg a, inclut!
ing th—t part ot ihe Creek's land lying within
the territorial limits of said state
A raiion to cousin oi one pound and onequrr
1 er [ beet or three quurrers d a pound of sailed
pork, eighteen ounces 0 ! breftd or fl
of rmn. tvinskc v or brandy, and at th. rate t
tw.. quarts oi stilt four quarts ct vinegar, fo;,.
pounds of soap, and one pound and one half ol
caudles to » very hundred tations The price» <•
the several comp imrit parts of the ratio»»
be *• iricinady .*»vn>iuutd 111 ihe proposals, hu*
the Uoi'Çiî Siaies reserve the right oi mik 11 il
3U' i. it r - * .it ions in »he price nf ihe component
parts »4 he ra»imi aforesaid, as shad make the
price ol each |x»rt thereof fitar a just proportion
to tpe | ropwy-d price of the whole ration. The
ra'ions -.re to he furnished in such quanti ie*.,
that i ere shall, at all tunes, during ihe term of
the in >po eu contract be sufficient for the con
Sumption of the troops for six month*, in ad
vane« . <>t good and wholesome provisions, if the
satin s'igdl De r« qu.ied It is also to fie permit
ted u ; I and every one i f the Commandants of
fortified places or pods, local for, at seasons,
when he »aiiie cun lu- transported, or a> any
time, ir. ca^e ct urgency, such supplies of iik
pr oviSK.nN, in advance, as in the discretion oi
the c inn« Hide
It is
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to
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sha'l ?e deemvd proper,
ideis omi 'liât the contractor
i. ce and nsk of issuing the supplies!'- 1
to the tr ops,and that all lusses su lained by the!*'*
depredavi- ns ui rhe enemy, or fiy means, f tlie j And
troops c»t '.he United States, shall be paid b) the| u#
United St: tes, at the price if the article enpfuredi 1 ^
or destroy- d as aforesaid, on tne depositions of j
twoormori- persons of erd ible character 1 :, and
the certificate of a commis n mil officer, s'ating
the circumstance of the loss, and the amount of ant
the article.: lor which compensation sha;l ber
claimed. the
Tne pr.vilege is reserved to the United Spates, ,n
of requiring tn.U none -f he supplies winch may
be furnished under any i.f the proposed contracts, !
shall be Issued, unM the >upp)ie which have ;
may be furnished under the contract |P
the
of
Noj r —The Editors of Newspaper? who arc
authorised to publish the laws of* tlie. Un*».,i
States, are requested to insert the foreguM.g -jd \
vertisement once a week until du. I» of o U) .
is 10
at »he e*
been
row in force, have b»en consumed.
Deo. Endian»,
Acting Secretary oi War.
June^I4—-tOl
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A F A I' M in Dir.gou Neck. Rid Lion hun
dred, tlie cbi»te of Samuel Crow, deceased. i>. *
quire of
Eianci» li:iiigli(>y,
Guardian of the minor children of oaui S. Crow
Feb V-2—if
»30 REWJUh.
Ranaway fr -mtht- subscriber
n Mon
day ihe 2 Ist inst. a r*t*.»io man luuimd
-S' i V i.
About 23 years of a-*e, 5 ft.el 6 inches
hijH., ot u peasant couiilen.uue wlten
spoken to. i.'t* Ind on when ht went
away a blue and while siliped coatee,
calico wai-tcoai. dark panlaluni
in Hie seal, and fur hat, wilh crape, tol
til worn , also a pair of shoes,
• 4 j
rle *^
er 8 V.lv
%v,lii niy name nt.tikid on toe
5»it of cotton striped stocking»,
nty forni ot pluyiog an 'he violin
Whoever takes up am! livings home said
et-fo. stiall receive the above revvaitl
vith all teasonabli chai'gen.
Bteplu-n «ioii^liten,
Near Christiana iSricIge, Del ;
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NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, SS.
WHEREAS a libel hath been filed in th»*
District Court of the U States for said district,
by George Head, Jun Esq. proctor for the 1)
bell ants, in the wrds following, to wit :
To the turn. John Eialttv. Esq*
of the ]Hslrid Court of the l'iritéd
States, in and for the Ihiuicave
District,
THE libel of Robert H Howard and Rich
ard Bebee, Pilots, of Lewestown, in the Del
aware District, humbly theweth,
That on Thursday, the present month, July
the tenth, about 9 o'clock in the morning, tin
saut Robert H Howard and Richard 13 bee.
being on board the Pilot Boat Elizabeth, pursti
ing their business and occupatio* as Phots, they
discovered a schooner off Indian River, stet nug
about a north course, up n wh ch they b r<
down for her, found her to be a vessel of about
twenty tons burthen, and upon hailing her. were
answered, she was from New Orb ans St bound
t » N.w York. That the said Robert H Howatd
and Richa.d Bebet supplied them with some
fish and found her crew to consist of four men,
apparently Americans, one of whom who
seemed to act as captain or commande» , wished
the said Robert aiu Richard t> put th m on
short with their trunks, declaring an brent,
of abandon r.g the vessel, and offered t said
Robert and Richard five thousand dollars to
perform that service, which they afiogethe*
declined, and refused to do—that the said Ro
bert and Richa»d then g- t the Pilot Boo
under way for Cape May, and n e sai i sch« omr
got at so underway, and stood liter them, di
' recti)* in her wake—that the 1M*>» Boat above
mentioned came to anchor at the point » f tin
Cape inside, and the schooner dd the same,
within about two hundred yards higher up ih j
bay—that the said Robert H. fnnv.rd a*u
Richard Bebee went on beard tlie said schooiiMi
in the Skiff, to demand payment tor pilot n r
them, as they had done by then pursuing th
track of the said Pilo« Boat to the auch *ag
within Cape May—that up *n reaching ih
schooner, the c «p am,
:*■>». ft 1 v one
Snack
n
pttsor. in ctnimaml,
offered svi d 1 ars tor .hî» Ni w '.v£ V, tin
o.icre-u !»•-'; a - »art, tor Hie Mvilt, wfiitn ility
telUMfd mi auv »errn* :<) sell ; and also refmt-i.
as u'M tes.ed by the said Cap tain* to mv in tin
1 * . * v
or any 't cvrtatn r S,, t
re laying at UIU fir a: i»o git »
. ,, r . .i,, .. . .... l l
..«met ho. til .-..Jid >cno Her to a.-.k » neu
v hie
:-s t «11 b'. rd «be of the said schoonei.
e Ithet A.d crew aiui the said oaptau, thttc
•Jp ntC o th» said S il an.! rowed to a tiff. • g
■a-k yvhicu lay at anchor f ur o fiv< hun
1 d yards ab ri vi* the sa d schooner, and imme
: t ly retimi ng tul<l their cnim .uleà l'-n »he
hing smack would tat e them and ti.ç
ior twenty ch liar- each i the sa*u oew Hit*.*
put hU'Uh sl it! five t-unk^, amt thicc of hti*
d off »0 the fi-'hmg smack, where one't
»hem remained with the trunks and 'lie 01 lu »
i\vo rem*.uedm the skiff to the schooner, and
here collect ug some other snrMl ar iclts. de
il »>
tT'Ji.k
ng
ti'itn which they wen; only prevenu-d b\ the
peru-iF'fn if the sad Richivd lichee—tlu
it* er putting tie las» tnentifued articles inti
ihe s*iff, the 'hree men now remaining • t
board the schooner, g 1 ot
>»).<rd the shift, and declaring 'hat after slu
had A»'swcred their purpose, they w-uld
1 tr adrift, notwitlistandtng the remon-tramc
ul the said Ri-bert H Howard and Richar.
• ic crew.
Ik bee—th said Richard Bc hee as slie wa*
boA>d, deiei mined t*
, u*-hing oft jumped
iicut* the hazard 01
f the C
avir.g the skiff—that thr.
. (ltuii rd lkner pers.siiug in re
ti e skifi ■ rowed in ■ to Ttl '
K, where, tuk ug
1.ammg
wha* tuey h )
lur, ami leaving her tliemselves. *H«
. ■ ulli
<ut i
•urneft heradrif'—that the sa »1 R cliaril Bene
>uctrcded
tl scht-i
ir-\s entirel;. aba"
the
fi o'clock B M which wa*
ab"
n ,' }
doned a»irl derelid bv »he sa d
no v being
Howard, ?i>d ihe said Ru hard Rebec, and thei
beug no name on the schoonei, nor ; i\ e s
no» any thin^, to lead evt> to a supposition
tl.e true churatter ot tl.e vessel or her m
owiic-rs—that tue appt.»ranc< « t »fie weatlu
iit'ng'hei very unp««*mis»ng. and but two ind.
v iuals left to work the said Pilot boat, and 1
j'.teniut ifie difficult task ol saving the s.v/'
sthooiM.r, the said R'heti H Howaid a '
*w, no persen
boa-d but '.110 -éd Refit ri i
L
a
Richard Bebee lemoved for gieater safe»> >on »
trt.cies, r-, wit : Dry Goods, from the Mhooi.c:
to the Bilot B at and ah ui 4 o'clock, A M I
c jf .iday the llth insi. the w*nd E N E. a» d
h ii. got unter way for Lt vvestov n Cd ck
here hev arrived about ? «'clock the same oa
1
the!*'* 1
j And Ir aving a person employed tor »ha» | or
u# ovt * rs, - lî -bt vessels, they prrceeaed to i»u
1 ^ 6 ïuspecto» at lewtsoft-.e whole ti.u
of j Eoms West, the aid Insp* cto», advised puttu.p
back the articles they had r<n'Vc*d, into th«
jscho» aer, irom the i'iiot E<ai. which was done
of ant * remained on b>.ai*ddte schooner urn>1 si •.
ber vas taken up to Lewes—when by the consemoi
the Inspector, the cargo w as unladen ami snortc.
,n the house of 'I hc.mas Howar- , where it ie
mained until Sunday the ..Oh inn w.e». at ih
! request of the Coiltcmi of me Delaware I lismci
; die said Robert H Howard and Richard Hebet-,
|P U * the said cai^o »mi fio.n l tin. sa»d schoriner
and together w ith L >u ; s West, »he ab »vemci
tioned Inspecte r, proceeded in her on Thurtda*
the 24th mst. up the river and reached th port
of New Casth the same da) about dusk, wher
the aid schoi er Sc cargo laden therein now lu s
arc M AY . masm th a . the said schooner
\ ' -»"d »vclnsiv«. admiralty and maritime ju
U) . jvisd;c»'i"n a • re u'u rl) and eii'nely deserted and
abandoi i d. an 1 so tunte and were m *Vie pos.
•s> ol the said RolK-rt H llowaida Richard
up ->\i »'ne high sea*., and within the
lie re. a? a ».irrei'C*- ; may it plea<e your Lon
loor ur tlie said schooner :i »d
■ath.d and ta ken by ».he prc.ce s<»t t.iis Honor
• oie Court ; and rh*4i a mot.ittun i »ue to ah
: e. -ï».)«» concerned, u* show vai»«e, if any they
nave, why the sai l schooner ai d carg *2 should
t fie decreed u> thi libellants ar,deu*lictonthe
h gh .eas, and inasir »uh as the said schooner &.
< iip' bn f'r these l fiel urns weird h'u»t l>*-eu
v » ta 1>I y lost. ; also tc uhc.<v cause it any they
have wuy a reasonnh c salvage ..!» nid not be
dec* «il lu mont 10 the Inn Hums, a**d that M»ch
f ii tho- and other s'epf Tiail b aken as the
» urse oi this h< nor ab u* C* urt shall »«qi ire.
iinb(*rt 11. iloMurd,
lîirltnrd Urin e.
Read, Jun Proctor lor Libellants.
July 25. 181T
AND W HERE AS »he honorable John Fish
er, Esq. J-.k ge of th?* Court a( vesaid. bath or.
dcred, Hie tifiroutb day of S**p » »nfier ntxt, ai
I .he town of Mew C* tie, a» the District Court,
„■as. wd why » rea8*n»l>le salage »houlti not
ire decreed ther> out, to the said hbellawls.
,.,4 .... ,
1 nomas >> itltevspooii,
Cifivk Dis- Co. D. D,
I Wilmington, Del. Aug.2—t!5S
be a'
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tol
'hen anil there tube held, for tlu: hearing of rhe
siid ifit l : the owner or owners, and at persons
4 j concerned, are i-ereby not ified to he and appear
*^ in-fort the said Court, ai the time and place
. loresau«, to shew cause, «f any they have , why
»he said schooner and cargo should not be de
creed to the libellants, as derelict on the high
said
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SCI JEM E.
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STATIONARY PRIZES.
First drawn ho. istd.iy, 2,OCX
1 jer oo is 20000
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Not z. blanks I
j drawn 4 coc blank*
to bt entitled i
dollar* each.
the n'h. uth, nth, uth.
i he las*: drawn numbers
161I1, iv 1 1, n-.ib, .f,th. 2i-.*,»id,23d, 2.1'll lCtli, i7tli,»bth,
*'.th, 3is» 3ad
;id, 34 th, lûtli, 37 -lb iKth, syi-h, 41 s*.
•til, .,8th, 4Vtll, «'»t, S2d, 53 d, 5*th, til,
Oust, r.id, 63d, 04:11, Ostfi* o'itii, o;tl,
•'h days drrwing, vviM cadi be cmitlnl to
thi*. Lottery -, commeiuinv
regular succession j
I
l la; above -« i ime of the Fourth Class ot the State Lot*
tery, i* respect telly offered to the public, under the ini
lonriiat i: will notoulv be ac cptable, bur .vtractive,
st eeurv nay, in t!Ȏ whole lottery, yields 4 bigh
Pn/. , r. dependent of six Capo <>•. wlm h are floating, and
liali.e 10 be drawn •»:• a. y day.of drawing.
1 !,c ° ,! J l ' ul B»»» L '.tery is to aid in the improvement
of the inter..' * v>..- ; .on of the Mate or tie* if ol
Ivnr.-y iva-.a, am. .. authoriaeo by tlit LegLI A K "
I ■' *•> tor th,r. \ urpust- Itiufc ihr InneM t
/.erg oft lie <Ute geiu-r.uly, and nvu r. • those 1
Hb» Oit' of I'l;;! ilia, it -.liouio Mu.*., i.' it no.' j
» he hoped, therefore, :hr,t all who feel licndly to the bojeit:j,
of thi* loturv, uili buy a ticket in the same, and >;
S 1, 0 „I,J , U)t | K . f0 fortunate a* to draw pri/.c»., wdUi 1 1 '
enjoy the satisfaction of having
to the advancement or a ir.o -,1 laudab,
and prosceding i
ii h nu
b
g
»he
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de
il t! elr aid t
inlertaking.
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Vow Draw in
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and be continue.'three days in each wrrk, jeo ntimhers a
dav, until eomplfed. The i'lizt v ill be w.id c.s'.y div
aftei the drawing i* -ik.L-.!ie»L subjvet t- « deduction of n
turn, ; to »ecui- the payment of wbicli, a bond »r, 1 11 •
of one bundled tl ou*.un' dolLr» i- lodged with th*
secretary of ifie Omuntonwealtfi.
r
Commissioners appointed b;i llie (lor
eciior to mpei-inlcnd the drawing :—
Cieoi-ge Lat'iupr, Esq.
l>*,n- Wom-il, Esq.
Timmir, Lt-ipi-r, Ksq.
JiiLii ('o:im'liv. Esq. ami
Andi-t w Uaya-il, Ivsq.
[TICKETS—10 1)01,1 «AUS.]
I-OH SALE AT
for
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fid
the
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and
Lucky Lottery Offices,
No. i, S. Third street, Philadelphia.
No. 15H, Market street, ttaltimorc,
av, New York.
Nu. 440, Market, street, Albany,
(I T" Orders {['»it |>unij to either <>/
. ii . !/. . Ojjwcs, Will hi
.rnmpllii olh itdid lo.
May 3—ly
No. 1
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Lomhardy Factory ,
V» ills 400 m i-os of Lstud
E'. »II S »
1rs Snsst-x Cmiii'y, stsite of Dclawai't,
'ituuteo \».«hin nue ii.ile ol Milton, the
liciul of navii ati.iii. .md six miles Iron.
Oeuiyflowii. 1 liis bcauiilul situation.
L iiktwisi- liciiltliy ulid the turns as i-nijtl
auj in this part n( the country. About
•oc ball is wooilland and ccilai- swa - p.
anti 6000 ptacn ai.il apple trees of tin.
b. si quality ol pi ailed fruit, a areat va
ru. ly of peurs, plumbs, cherrys, English
walnii s. ire. and upwards of 1200 gal
lois of liramly has been made on ibis
i.,rin in one season. The- mansion houst
is l arjçe and (.onvemem, with cellars un
der in with several other dwellings for
tenants, store bouses. Sec. a large still
bouse, a saw milt in good order, and in
a good stand ior timber, which might lie
taken in great abundance for goods. The
wool and cotton factory establishment is
not adequate for the demands of this
place—there not beiiii» any of the kind
will in 50 milts. Oreat quantities of
country cloth may be taken in at this
place to dress ; likewise great quantities
of clean wool will be furnished by tin.
country, to be dressed into cloth, on good
terms for the manufacturer. 1 lie wool
and cotton facuny contains a'v.ut 12')
spindles each, with two « anting engines
each, with roving and drawing heads, itc
••ne foiling stoch, press, dye kettle, hand
and patten shears, fee.
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ai
nv*'chard ai.G on Chauic- h is rm-stiined
a furtlnr description is unru cessarv, as
tlie purchaser or p rttur will first view
the premises before any engagement,
rhe terms will bt made ea»v ; one filth
of the m-*ney will be require-<1 down, ant)
the balance in finir annual payments,
not j:- 0 , f,„-th r partic-.lai'S. enquiit of Tho
1 m .i» t „„
Imas Beaver on tne premises, or
The subscriber wishes tr* take in n
; partner initiiuli.iiely, whn nnderstand^
the wool am! co'ton business and can
come well lecommemiedj vv ii h souie
capital.
If the property 's not s«hl at privat«
sah», before «lu*, doll* «d September i»cxi,
ill be «ffertd at p-mlic side, on ih*
premises, o:. that d v. with attention to
the partn 1 , Stc. 1 bis ellijpMt situation
is ceriaii'lv vvo.thy I- e aitriiMo« of ihe
rhe
place
why
de
high
it
Isaac Clowes.
.July 26—lawt20S
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; of most diseases to
WHICH are celebrated for the c
which the human body Is liable, prepared only by the sole
proprietor,
t w. nr ore m d
Grandson of Ihe late celebrated T)r.
Robertson, of Edinburgh,
And for sale in Philadelphia, onlv, at the proprietor's
whole« de and retail drug and family medicine warehouse,
Rottii east corner <■/ Seem'd and Race st tuts ,
And by retail of his {Agents throughout the U. States.
DR. ROBERTSON-S
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH.
Price one dollar and fiftv cents.
Wlilch has proved hv thousands, w ho have experienced
itn bénéficiai effects, tobe »he nio«t valuable medicine ever
offered to the public, for the cure of coughs, cold», con
.sumption, the hooping cough, ast hma, pain the breast,
cramp, and wind in the stomach, headache, loss of appe
tite, indigestion, K'c.
For the dysentery or lax, cholera morbus, severe grip
,r,.- and other diseases of the howels, and the Summer
Complaint in children, it has proved a certain remedy, and
r. stored to perfect health from the gi.atest debility.
Pesons afflicted with Pnlmoiv. v Complaint«, or disorder
nf the breast and lungs even in rhe most advanced state,
will find immediaterciief. Common Couch» and Colds,
whit h are in general occasioned by obstructed per-piratinn'
will be found to yield to in, btnig influente in a few
hours.
Consumptive
Whcc/.'mfs, sh< r.o' ss of Lrcath, and
it will giveimn ediate relief.
hi Astlmutio
nplainta. Hoarsen•^■1,
the Hooping Cough,
DR ROBERTSON'S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL ,
Or, Nature 4 « Grand Re-tor.itivr,
F'rice one dollar and efry ten*-«.
Is confidently rt .oro . . nded as thi most eificaclnns
cine for the speedy relief and cure of ill nervous complaint*,
attended with imv.irl weakness, depression of the spirits,
headache, tremor, faintness, hystérie fits, debility, semi
ii„i weakness, elects, and various Complaints resulting from
impropriety o* youth and di -sipated habits, n si
in warm climates, the immoderate use oi r<-n, t tic
rdl
s*.
til,
to the unskilful or excessive use of meicurv, so often des
rructive nf the human r ec, dutascs peruliarto female at
j a certain period of life, i lunr Albus, harrenness,
I Under'.he denomination of nervous disorders
dod w eiv.l disease* of the most danger
v . Rus hat a volume would hardly suffice to complete .
docrlprionof them. It ptrvad.es, with itsba'efitl infiuuue
1 he \* pole nrrvoM sy item, writhing the heart with in* x
•..ressib'e anguish, and exciting the most dreadful surges
tiens <'f horror and despair. To this demon \ .wc thou
, a nds fiten a sacrifice, m the dir fill sranspom of it • rage
ol rhe most common svmntomc of it« comincnccn m,.n«
K " w ffi"^■ ■■. flatillenct-, palpitations, w at h'ulm* r ,s, drowsines
t .■..lercAtin«,, timidity, ftaalie» of heat .tnd cold,nuinbnr-r
1 amp. piddinc»«, pain, in tnc head, hac**, and Joins, luck
j up, dut»,' -«Ity of respiration and déglutition, anxiety* dry
bojeit:j, .,ugl„ <
1 '
inrhl
ki'id, an 1
VegctaldfN. tvousConli.i! is afin a great Antiv; »r
: of infin'te service for piuifying the
bail di-■•rders of the -.kin which
of fW vv, surfeit, red blotch
. .1 dosé of Dr. DvotUs An
' M\ with this ii'cdicine,
t: c U«t mentioned caicy.
<i K t; ji: 1. 1 son ,s
CELEBRATED COLT & RHEUMATIC
Dir: ES
hi.tic Medic
blood, am 1
t
il
•i.'l
'1
l'bilii
proven of l'loitional
a
div
n
11 •
th*
T'tict ivvo dollars
A safe and effec'.uair urc for the j;
stone and giav ', swelling a
», brui • *. and all kinds ol grenu w
in the head, fate and body, stiffness In thei
chilblains, frozen limbs, See.
rheiunathm. him
w -aknc*.« of 1 oints,
s, thecraittj»,
111
h
■
DR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENTSTO U.rT.'I BITTERS.
lhdtc one dollar,
BITTERS.
lhdtc one dollar,
Which are celebrated ior strengthening weak stomachs,
increasing the appetite, and a certain preventative and cure
for the fever anil ague. S c.
for the lever ami ague, a malady $■
"lit the southern states, ami afflicting
in all low countries, redundant will)
1 ated pool«, rivers, >cc. these celebrated and u
esteemed Titters, nave surpassed every remedy
ministered, fur the relief and cure of to;
oppressor nl
their efficacy have been testified, after the birks and
mis other extolled prcserlutiaiib failed, they proved
fid to tlis admiration ot tuo
effects.
prevalent throngh
fainilie- rnsKihig
«he«, lakes. **a<
vcrsaliv
tlu human frame; numc-nus instances ot
success
: who experienced the luppy
DR R BERTSONS
INFALLIBLE IVORM I) hSTROKING
Dtjy *xcjisr
A medicine universally esteemed for destroyinij
*ptries of worm*. Price'fifry tents
Symptoms. 'The common s
paleness of the countenniicr, a. other times flushing of tl
lac«-, itching of the nose and about the star, *t
grinding ol rhe teeth in sleep, swelling ot the up;
appetite sometimes bad, at other time* voracious ; loose
ness, disagreeable breath, a haul swelled belly, great tier»:,
the urine frothy ai dsometimes of a whitish color, gripim
rholic y>aiiis, an involuntary discharge of .«.diva, vsjuvmI
ly when asleep ; frequent pains in the side with a dry
i.ougli and unequal pulse: palpitations of the heart,
swooning«, cold »wear.'., epileptic fit», .V<. Xrc.
Thouch nuinln-rleies medicines are extolled for expelling
and killing worms, nune are equal in efficacy to Dr. ffobert
*on's Worm Destroying Lozenges , tlu y are mll.l in their
operation and may be given to «he youngest infant will
safety.
»torn» of the warms
r li.N
,
DR. inVTT.1
ANTI BILIOUS BILLS
is
of
of Bilious and iffalipnan»
For the prevention and
Fevers.
Price 25 cents j large boxes so cent».
Those Fills, »1 tn»»* »y aduunistm il
move the causes which ccnmionR j » .duct* in
'ennuient, remittent, bilious, and yellow R
vers, bilious Cholic, pleurisy, dysentery, worin*
bilious vonvting, fla ulence, indigestion, loss !
ipfiutiu*, costiveness, epileptic fits, hyp ichon
ina, an»-? hysterical affections, fi ni stomach,
.-».ds and coughs, astnfiia,
.^av« I, rheumatism and gout
They ar* particularly serviceable in Fernab
ID>- rmrs. and especially in the removal oi
hose obstruct» >ns, which are the great source
>f rheir complaints at certain periods-, tlu-y pos*
es rhis en nent advantage
pu»g live»-, »ha» while they operate gently, tlu ;
;»-.nuc< uetiher cosuvtuess, debiii'y, nor t o
great exetmunt : whenever there is a pie»lis
position to a disease, arising fir m» imt h efllu
copious use ot ardent spiiits,
»ill
scurvy, strangury
•>St Otfiri'
via
» itiatrd state of the bile, they arc sure to re
lieve
mnie i f t t.> travellers,
made use of
They are. highly
fiv sea and la .d as
■'ou* : h «nge •»!' diet
with the utmost r.
They
♦ici a! in th« prevention
tr* hot climates j thev d *
- peculiarly bene
ers incidental
ul*. t
f r exeicise.
a cieanst viscid
humors, open obstiuc. ions, pu>r.*>.T«* tht* sucre
tion of gt'od biU*, opt te ii. g as a cathartic and
«werful die eric and diaphoretic.
M.trirs PLAIS PER CLOTH,
Approved and tec "mine*, d-d by all the mom
eminent phys'cians of Philadelphia
This plaistrr doth, so well known in the U.
srates, and part'cularly in the city ot ï'h.la*
; Iphia, is a sovereign remedy against ulcer*-,
however old and »nuc'craie : als.r cancers cr_>
s »iclas
as
filth
ant)
, wees, lumps, scrofula, fistula, wh* e
g, sr*«r fiieast. felons, whitlows, boih,
ties. Ac. &c. It cures sprattv», bruises,
,.;;*us ir ihe hack, swe'hng r-.rci |)aiu.s i
p.-aits. sc »Ids, burn*, childbluin. sort' '.egs, and
wounds t»*n lir.p; 10 *iU;*puration »•
»prised h' its
n
to
ihe
it rfi^vVSC;
ut*s, very successfully and
without pain; dissipates the pain of the gou*
■.ml rheiiifiatism in u shori time . i. '
• need successfully fi r rhe eurer»!
brO.I, it
..nthe feet. Th s planter isrccommende
•) mariners and others who travel by sea c
and.
DR. DYOTT 9 S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,
For pleasantness, safety, * xpedir on, ease &
cer'ainty, s infinitely superior to any other me
dicin' , for the c.
tormenting disorder, the l ch.
of that most disagrreatjle &.
r. icc SO cents
df. nroTT's
INFALLIBLE TOOTHACHE DROPS,
Price tiftj cents per dottle, with full directions
ft using.
THR CIRCASSIAN EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for ad disorders of the
Eyes, whether arising from cold, indem.
Biaiinn, weakness, Src Sec.
f'rice fifty cents per bottle, with full directions
for using
m. GonoLD's
VEGETABLE BALM OF LIFE,
Pi ice one dtrtlar.
LEVIGATED CHARCOAL TOOTH POW
DER,
Price 50 Cents.
THE RESTORATIVE DENTRIITCF ,
Flor cleaiibing, whitening, and preserving the
teeth and gums Price 50 cent.*, per box.
This valuable preparation possesses the most
salutary virtue in cleansing and beautifying the
teeth ; in its composition it is perfectly free
horn acid or any other pernicious property Ha
lde to corrode, or in any way injure the teeth,
for which reason is attributed the safety of ita
use. and the preference ii has totained over oth
• r preparations intended for similar purposes ;
it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy,,
sweetens the breath, pteserves the teeth from
decaying, and prevents them from aching, ne
cessity of having them drawn, &c.
THE BALM OF IBERIA ,
Extracted from the Iberian fragrant plant,
for curing defects of the sk»n, and improving
the complexion, kc Price 2 dollars.
to
sole
ever
grip
and
few
Since the above invaluable medicines were
first discovered, upwards 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*
mime medicines are signed oti th<* ou-vside covers
with the signature of the sole proprietor,
T. W. l)YO IT, M. D.
A supply of rhe above medicines just receiv
ed and f*»r sale by the fallowing Agents, where
pamphlets, containing certificates of cures, &c.
may he had gratis.
semi
from
si
tic
rdl
fVihnington,
Smyna,
West Chester
Milford.
Christiana.
Laurel.
Dr. Joseph Bailey Cf Co.
P Mansfield
J W Townsend,
James Mi I lev hop
Robert Ocheitree
Caleb Russ
des
at
.
x
thou
rage
luck
dry
inrhl
Dr. T W. DYOTT, respectfully iniorms his
friends and the public, that the above genuine
medic'tieii art* sold in Philadelphia only at hia
wholesale and retail Drug ancl Family Medi»
cine "Warehouse. N. E corner of Second and
Race streets—where, in addition to the abnve 9
fie has consiuml) for sale, by wholesale or re
lail, an extensive and general assortment of
Fresh Drugs and approved Chemicals, Glass
Furniture, ViaL, and l rofetsional articles cf
every det criplion fur town nr country merchants,
practitioners, 8tc on liberal terms, for cash or at
the usual credit.
»r
the
which
An
August 2—ly
JUST KECE1VED,
„hid fur Sale at the Jlook Store
OF
Mrs. M. LOCHERMAN.
No. 1)3,
MAHKET STKEET, WILMINGTON,
LEE'S
Gamine ratait & Family
.Medicines.
THE proprietor of Lee** original Family Medicines, re;i*
nettliilly infurms hi» triend* anu tin public in BCiierafithÄ
11; »1111 l imits carefully to prepare the above w« 11 established
•Viedicuies at Ills Dispensary, No. 03, Hanover street, Hal*
lielcsalc anti
always to be Jiad
•norc, where they .
ii
♦ Those who purchase to sell again will be treated 00
iiiojt liberal tenu».
Iilils Inrr.inked gratin.
Gee's An It bilious I 1 ills.
The operation of these* highly esteemed Pillais perfectly
mild, ami the experience of tuousarcts has proved, they
may lie used in every situation in life without the least in
convenience.
They are admirably adapted to tarry off superfluous bile»
dec. <ic.
LLE'S
Worm Destroying Lozenges.
the pleasure of stating that Out
der iiis immediate observation:
, about $ years old, appeared very visi
no particular cause could be given
length taken Witf
fevers, which', with other symptoms led bin. to believe
had worms i lie gave her adoseuf Lee's Lozenges, w fii t*
brought away, incrulihic as it may appear, 2 w orms, Urt
out fifteen and tlu other thirteen inches in length, e; cl
three fouit h* of at. inch round ; lie hr. given the Lo/cr
yes to another of his children, which brought away a vat
quantity of very small worms.
The proprietor is now in possession of the large \v< r'^i
those inclined to sec them .»ill be gratified by cailui' *
his Dispensary.
The proprietor has
following case came
ili* little daugi
io lose her flesh,
for her tliu» pining
»...
!
;
o
Lee's Elixir.
A sovereign remedy for eoltis, obstinate coughs, atarli«, »
abtiirnas, ,-ore throavs, and approaching comiirnpti»»»
A single trial will prove tb.-u it re-».ores tlu det e.-nlnation
of the fluids to the -urfaie of ihe bony, and orm*
common, healthful perspiration ; that it Uuldgea ami
cva«.nates i.lic tough, \istltl phlegfim or inuco, strength
tin* weakened vi.b.sels oi ehe lungs. I fifi «tr king at
the rootol the disorder, the .synip oms arc 4 ccurs# ef
fertually arid permanently conquered.
LEE'S
Sovereign Itch Ointment ,
WAR It ANTED T'O (ORE
the
BY one application, free from Mercury or a" y permcioiit
ingredient. 'Thisvegetable remedy i* -o rr.ild, yet effica
cious, that it may be u«ed with the utmost safety,
t delicate pregnant lady, ur un a child of a week, old. j|
LEE'S
rod
Genuine Persian Lotion.
The Pcikian Lotion operates mildly, rendering thy skit
delicately soft and srnootii ; impioving the compte:
LEE'S
Restorative Tooth Pme der.
ation comforts and strengthens the.
enamel from decay.
This excellent prenar
gums and preserves the
LEE'S
LEE'S
Genuine. Essence & Extract
OF MUSTARD.
A safe and effectual remedy for Acute ami Chronic Rhcu
inati m. Gout, ft heu-mGc Gout, Palsy, Sprains, Bruises,
in the Face, Neck,&c.
I he rxpericnce ot' many ages and the testimony of the
best medical practitioners from an early period to thepre
•.in ascribing to Mustard very powerful and
singular virtues.
l ■ e* » INDIAV VEGETABLE I'LCiFlC, for the Vene».
Pains
e
i :al,
LEE'S
Grand Restorative LA Nervous
tOHDiALS,
Proved by long And extensive experience, tu he* a i .oPf
valuable Medicine.
Lee 4 » IN l>.I. f. Dll.E AGUE DROPS, warranted tu cure
Lee**EYE Wi 1 I P
J.ceb lOOri'll-ACHE DROPS.
I.erS ANODYNE l-.L »X1K, for the cure of headache...
Lee's CURNPI.ASTER.
Lee'.( LIP SALVE.
The pioprietor would he glad to insert the many Certifi
cat fs and letter* recommend» ^ the above truly valuable
Medicine* ; hut this, in a newspaper, i* impracticable*—He
therefore with encreascd eor.tidence respcclfully proffers to
them .1 über tl and discerning public,
his appointment, by
&
They aie boiil oy
Mi-s. Mary Lnekei'imin,
Late Matthew R. Lockcrman, Wilmington.
Who hau just received a fresh supply from Uaitimorc.
kh* 10 detect counterfeits, observ*. each article has uh
tll ooaH.c wrapper tli, lyjnatureof ^
Late Michael Lee Or Co.
&.
the
-larch 22—tf
A Camp Meetin
Is cxpectfcd to be held on the 4*h d iy of Sep
v naher nex t , w ith i n about 6 mi I es of W it min gton^
nd about 2 of Giubb's landing, in the vfuodb
ot M Adam Talley.
Aug. 2
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