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W ANTED*
AT THE AIU FURNACE,
In Wilmington, Del. two good Moul
ders, to whom liberal wages will be given,
ces
A3 -virtue if mmlrj writ, of fi. fa. to me data. j
tdfVnU be exposed to public aale, at the haute nj r
Samuel Shaw , Newport, in Christiaan Hundred,)
A>I nndnu t hr <Hth, if October init nt 10 n'rfnri
Monday the October, wst. at lU o cloc* ,
A. M Horses, Cattle, Wagon, Carts , together with
a variety of Frtrviing utensils , Household and\
r-,. . „ 7 zi _ >r * 5
fLttciienjurnttnre,^/c, _ |
Ser Zed and taken in execution as the property of\
Sn-tnurf Slum' nnd tn ix> mill hv
Samuel onau, ana to oe sola oy *
f V/lWri <4 If/nifehpji fi/lPwif
luruis nuu 0 lfci/i SUCI ly
Castle Sept. 13 .
- ---.
JBT virtue of a writ of vend exponas tome dt
tec,ed, wilt btextondto public teile, a, the lu, use
o/ William B. Cochran, Cantwell's Bridge, in St.
Genrtftf» Hundred an Mandav O? if, dtiv of October
ueorgts/iunarea,t>nmanaay tin aayoj uaooer
snst . at 2 o clock, P. M. No. 1. thejollcvnng i.es
eribea tractor parcel of land , situate in Appoquin*
niiniyrt Inin bed hounded hv Imuk J ''J,irnh c ;i.i,its
rumine h unarea, oounaea ry tanas oj jacoo otaats,
Thotnds M Kean, Robert white and ot hers. Con
***«gh ^mputawm. 8 7 acres, mere or less
No.'2, one other piece oj land situate tn the hun*
dreU aforesaid , bounded by lands of James Mar ley , ■
Scimucl Marshall and others, CMainittg aim 3i\
acres, mure or less.
Seized and talcn in execution as the property of '
yaseph Dean, and tn be toil by
h'u.kin.iu n.nwdtAvr oKawiIT
t laut!» iiaugney, saeriii.
Nee, CiKtie. Oe:. 12 .
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jsywnu, af e, wmjf tee. fa to me direaea,
\m'be exposed to public sale, at the house of John
Grow, in the town of Newcastle, in New Castle
Hundred , on Friduy the 31 st day of October, inst an
2 u'c/oci, F. M. the fo'lvising described Een! Es
täte, to wit No. l, A full and elegant undivided
moiety or half part qf a tract uf land, sttmiie tn
Brandywine humtred, bounded by Shelpot Creed,
adjoining lands of the heirs if Henry Webster, Ft
1er Vunacwr und others, cwHaihinx in the vihute
(V computation) 2 S acres, mare of less. '
Ho. 2. A lot of land, with the improvements
thereon erected, situate in the tami af New Castle
bounding an Orange street, adjoining lands of Tho •
mat Bond ami others
A^nr fA^t enin , CX ZTh° n " thc
,e *° î
SllPI'fil.
by
Samuel Baldwin.
Wilmington, Oct. 18,—3t.
A PA KM TO KENT.
The subscriber offers to rent from the
25th March next, on the shares, or for
a certain rent, his Tarnt, near the Trap,
in New Castle County; now in the occu
pation of the widow Deputy.
Louis M'Lane.
Wilmington, Oct. 18 ~tf
LOOK OUT.
On Saturday last a person came to the
House ol the subscribei with a sorrcll
Horse, which it is believed was stolen.'
This horse has been detained, and should
any person make good and sufficient
proof of his being the owner, and pay all
the cost? and charges, may have him a
gain, by applying at Clark's Corner, lo
James Head.
New Castle Hundred, Oct. 22 —3t
Sheriff's Sales.
(î
SllPI'fil.
and
vend. exit.
osed to j.ul.ltc
id Armstrong.
w.. r v hite Clay Creek
Hundred, on Thursday the 30th day ol
October inst. at one o' .lock, P. M. house
hold ami kitchen furniture, one cow—and
one lot of land, containing by compulation
3 acres more or less, situate in the Hun
dred of White Clay Creek.
Seized and taken in Execution >3 tbe
property of William Groves and Jobna
ihan Gtoves and lo be sold by
Francis Jtuughey, slur if.
New-Castle, Oet. 13 1817.
1
BY virtue ofa writ of vend. exp. to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale,
at the house of David Armstrong, Chris
tiana Bridge, in White Clay Creek Hun
dred,on Thursthyths 30th day of October
inst. at 2 o'clock, P. M. A plantation
tract of land, situate in White Clay Creek
Hundred, bounded by lands of John Dar
ragh, William MMntire, James Bradford
and others, containing by computation
, 18! ac r es be the same mere or less
Seized and taken in execution as the
propeity of Samuel Poulsun and to be
sold by
V
or
Francis Haughey sheriff.
New castle, Oet. 13.
BY virtue of u writ !ev. fa. tu me di
rected, w'l! be exposed to public sale, at
house ol William B. Cochran, Cantwells
Bridge in St, Georges Hundred, on Mon
.
day the 27th day of October inst. at
12 o clock, noon, A plantation or tract ot |
land, situate, I) ing and being in the Hun
dredsof Pehcader and St. Georges, boun
r," t «A w
A. .tay.ird, Joshua Clayton and others,
containing by computation 250 acres be
the same more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Maxwell Bines, dec. and to be
sold by
Francis Haughey , sheriff.
New Castle Oct. 13.
BY virtue of a writ lev. fa. to me di-
-ected, will be exposed to pcblic sale, at
ti.e house of William B. Cochran, Cant
wells Bridge in St. Gorges Hundred on
Monday the 27,h day of Oct. h,«t. atone
o'clock.p. M. A tlact «Hand situate ly
ing and being in tlie Hundied of Appo
quinnimink & known,by tlie name of the
Home Farm,bounded on Blackbird Creek
adjoining lands of Thomas Graham and
others, containing by computation 235
acres of land be 'he same more or less
St-;sed and taken in execution as the
property of John Staats, am! to be salt!
Francis Haughey, sheriff
Proclamation.
WHEREAS the Honorable Kinsey
Johns, and Isaac Davis, Esquires, Justi
ces of the Supreme Court of the state in
Delaware, and of Oyer and Terminer 6 c
General Gaol Delivery in the said slate,
having issued their precept, bearing dale
the fourth day of October, one thousand
eight hundred and seventeen, and to mt
directed, for holding a Court of Oyer and
Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, at
the Court Mouse in the town of New
Castle* on Thursday the sixth day ot
November next:—
Notice is hereby Given.
TO all the Justices of the Peace, Bur
gesses of the Borough of Wilmington,
the Coroner, and all and every the Gon
stables of every Hundred in the County
aforesaid, that they be then and there in
their proper persons, with their rolls,
records, indictments, inquisitions, exami
nations and other remembrance to do
those thniRS which to their Ouicee m
that behalf appertain tobe done ; and all
those who will prosecute against the
persons that are or shall he in the Gao!
of the County of New-Lasllc, lo be then
land thereto prosecute them as shall be
j UBt ,
r * a TTanwliov clwieîfT
r FcHlCIS llttUgliby^ SI1C/I Illy
Npw TasiIp Ortohnr 11 _ fir
New Castle, UUobtr n,-n» _
. . ,*** , . » j
*S li PVift 7 iS fit PC 4
KjiIL/m fit D KjlLltZD»
| #4/ t
BY virtue Oi sundry writs of fi. fa.
j- « a _ .*ti i * j . 1 « ,
tome directed, Will be exposed to public 1 ,
aal*> at tli#* hmiKf* rvf faanr H ntmpa in
sale, at the nouse Ol Isaac Holmes in
'Mill-Creek Hundred, on Tuesday t he 1
_ . . . » , , -
til clay Oi UclOuer inst. at 10 o Clock,
A. M. horses, cattle, and hogs.-house.! 1
bold and kitchen furniture« farming Uten
i t , f «»t i* i t a c
c ,j Si Corn atK l potatoes in the held fee. &C.
Soivetl and hlten in pvertuinn *m the
oe,zcu . 1 u .. 1 cxccu ; lon Ji> ine
properly ol Isaac llolmeS and to be sold i
i l 7
by I
FvUnciS MtUgheU, Sheriff.
" «'
, ■ ' Castle ( )ct. 14, 1817.
3i\ BY virtue of » writ of fi. fa. to me tli-!
„»«# .A u,\\\ ».v^oa^rl nnhllr calp at
of ' r ? C ,' W r #F, C . 31
l * le ' lous . e °*" tlltam G (,lark,in ® r
dyWltie hUDOrecl, on 1 nursday the 23d
/ ro . • 110o viocv 4 \i
day ot uctober, inst. at to o clock M
one horse, cattle, hogs ; houselu mdi
Uitchen f urr . iture ; buckwheat, m .es,
c. r e. r 9 +
^ °X cart, JSCC. bco.^
an Seized and taken in execution as the
property of W illiam G. Clark, and to tie
sold by
tn f rmids Hni,<rhpV ftlievilY
' ' 18 «HH-,(Il y, olltl in.
Ft- N 7 ew Castle, Oct. 14, 18 17.
N 7 ew Castle, Oct. 14, 18 17.
~ ,,\r ~ "r- e -i-TT—I——
' B \. VlrlU « ° l VV1115 h ' »«
" ie d "' eKtetl > " |U be exposed to public
ale, at the bouse of David Dickinson,
• Vilmington, in Christiana hundred, on
Wednesday the 22d day of October, inst.
it lo o'clock, A. M. the following goods
and chatties to wit. Chairs, tables, one
eight-day clock,bureaus,beds,bedsteads
and bedding, grind stone, chair and bar
jness, one-horse, one cow, black smith
S.
}
t;U-s,
(tools, also a quantity ofl'lough stuff &c;
Seized a-td taken in. execution as the
[property of David Dickinson, and to fie
sold bv
Francis Haughey , sheriff.
Newcastle October, 14.
BY virtue of an order of the Supreme
court to me directed, will be exposed to
public sale, at the village of stanton in
Mitt Creek hundred, on Saturday tbe
25th day of Oct. inst. at tOo'clcck, A.M.
the following machinery to wit. 1 mule
1 throstle, 3 carding machines, roving h
drawing frame, 38 cans, 4 lamps, scales,
and beam kc. Sec.
Seized and taken in execution as tbe
iroperty of Mordecai M-Kinncy, & tobe
»old by
have
the
be
Fcrtlicis flau^ueu sheriff. |
V Or, 11 -"" dared
-— - - —-—.—J--- a 1 Stock
lit v rtue of sumii) writs ol ti. la. to
me directed, will be exposed to public of
Vn !*' h l Jas, : d j , Hol "' es
Mill Greek hundred on Wednesday the
29th day ot fact. inst. at 12 o'clock, noon
hoi ses, cattle and hogs ; household and
kitchen lurniture, farming utensils,
potatoes in the field, &c. &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Jusher Holmes and tobe sold
Francis Haught y, sheriff.
New Castle. Oct. 1 4 .
or
corn
brick
mg
well
of
Lots.
of
di
at
oy
. BY virtue of mmdry writs ot 6 . fa. c me di.
at Irtcted, will be exposed to public sale, *t S.inms.
ot | v 'k e factory in Brandywine hundred, on Friday
ll£ ^ iil1 fla r °* ^'"ber inst.at lOo'clock M.
1 of machinery, consisting of blowing,
Âïsjaasr
press, turning lathes fee. &, horses, cam, and
be • rears > 1 cow > 1 hog, stoves & pipes—Uousehold
an, J kitchen furniture, &c Stc.
the Seizid and take
be
Horn
all
lines
in execution as the property
ol George. Thomas and Isaac Hodgson's, and
to be sold by
Francis Haughey , shuriir
New Castle, Oct 14,1817.
in
Hedemptioners.
di-
at Farmers, Ship and House Carpet.
Cant- Masons Shoemak.-... ' ,
on „ i \i i ■ n, k '
• M^'ltanies of almost evetj ttes
ly- , r . , U t,on * !,r, . v \ ******^ wil
'* ls ' 10 ' in ,, *''' ;, ii!telvi>s for a limited
the ,,,ne ' dei'ray tlie t-xpenres of their
Creek ,lf)s!, !5 e Amsterdam to Amerina.
and ^l'i' 1 .' "ii hoard the ship Francis, in
235 j '-I 1 -' Hiver Delaware, opposite Cttllov -
pill street, or at the Counting House
the ft
salt!
W. Oil I in Co.
38, South M hantes, Philadelphia,
«at, ie~«t
r jpafr „
Lpjuzfts
f qotv ,
[ALLIENS
$00,000
25 , 000 /
15,000
«fi
$
fctute of Pennsylvania.
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* OLH 111 CLASS '
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»• ALLibiA, MANAGER.
SCHEME.
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. ' wo» i,,coco stationary retira.
;
* *000 eooo Do. do. 7 t{| UO. Jstoo,
)l ■£:££ g £ S &
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n «o & Jjg £
_ Do. do. 40th do. i,oco
3 IOCO TICKFTS. £ lôth do. ÎSS
Mda« 4 'oic" bffi So
tp «fitted to wglrt uo * üü * 001,1 uo> *°» go0
dollars oath. j
The last drawn numbers on the nth, nth, 13th, 14 th,
l6t n, l7 tfi, rath, .pth.zist.Md,ajd,a*th,aoth, 17th, aetli!'head
j 9 tl\, 31 * 1 , 33 ( 1 , 33 d, 34 th, 36 th, 37 th, 30 th, 3 «>th, 41 st,
4 id, 43 d» 4 Wb, 47 th, ♦ 8 ib, 4 ytb,ïist. szd, sad, uth.jûth,
57th, rath, jyth, 01st, dad, 63d, 64th, 65th, 6<sth, «7th,
OPth, Cpth and 70 th «lays drrwinn, will each lie entitled to
(ONE HUNDRED TPCtUsTSln this Lottery} commencing
, with number 3 <x»t and procccdtiicf in regular succession (a
1 , to number tj.oco.
in The above ,->cheme of the I'ourtli Clansol the State Lo|.
in tcr isrespcctfiilly olleted to the public, undef the hn
1 pression that it will not only be acceiHable, butai tractive, i
- for almost evary day, in the whole lotterv, yields a high.
i|*rizç, Independent of Sin Capitals, which art: floating, and
1 '^'»;«^,-'
of Che internal Navigation of the State of the State »of,
Pennsylvania, and authorized by the Legislature ix
nrcsMy for that purtu.se. It is for the interest of the, clti-j
-tens of the state aeiu*lallv, and more particularly those of
the city of Philadelphia,'that it should succeed, u may
i he hoped, therefore, that all who feel friendly to the Inflect !
of this lottery, will buy a ticket in the same, and such as
I should not hé so fortunate as to draw prizes, will at least
" a '" n " ** *°
tli-! '
at and be continued three days In each week, soo numbers a
31 d ?, y : 'IV 111 . ton, P lctcd ; »Uj beoafld sixty days
®P'.Ja«nfciïï> W >«urêihèV»ynient J of wMchfa'bandintl'«
urn of one hundred thousand dollars is lodged with the
:s€creu ry ofti 10 commonwealth.
:\Vmnmi!HHOiurs uiiMtnted bu the Cot
mdi . . v , ,■ .
t0 «»P»™l<nd ^ drawing.—
GeOPCe Latimer, Es(lw
I *W f .i W l| W«,
the T * 1 i ■ f p "
tie J nomas Helper, r.M|.
John Connelly, Esq. and
Andrew Hajivvd. Esq.
, . ,,,,, , . ,, r. -
[HGKr.lft 1^ IIUEI.AIao.J
rUH SALB AL
»«
on
one
jgSËTï
st laudable undertaking.
Now Drawing !
ALLENS
Lucky Lottery Offices,
, Philadelphia.
Ho. t, S. Third h
ho. li». Market srreet. Baltimore.
No. 1-1, Broadway, New York.
No. 440 » S. Market street, Albany.
(fj° Orders (ptiat paid) In either of
S. & Jfl. JiLLEN'S Offices, will be
promptly attended to.
May 3—ly
} Vater too Shawls & Scurfs.
A large quantity of the above ui-ti-
t;U-s, willi a variety of other
nr
Jy
'DRY ROODS,
have IMTii just received from the Phi
irdeiuhia Auctions, by
John B. Brin ekle ,
No. 61, Market sc.
'Wilmington, Sept. 17—St
Wilmington Bridge Company
THE President and Directors of the
Wihmm-to" Bridge Company havede-
dared a dividend of five per cent, on the
Stock of the Company, ibr six months,
ending this day, payable alter the 10th
of next month
Fdu-ard Gilpin, Treasurer.
\
Wilmington, 9th mo aO 3t
For Sale,
A lot of I.and, situate in F.ast Marlborough
Township, Cheater County, Penn, supposed to
contain 75 \cres ;• about 22of which is under
excellent Timber, with a la-ge commodious
brick dwelling House, a Saw, Carding & Turn
mg Mills, a two story work shop, cellered.a
well of good water, an orchard of different kinds
of fruit trees. The arable land divided i
Lots.
of said I.and.
snv.ll
A Lime Sione Quarry within 5U perches
About one mile and a quarter
Horn a Friend»' Meethtgheld at Kennett Square.
By applying rothe Subscriber on the primises,
all oilier necessary information. m*y bii had, L
lines attended to if necessary.
Samuel Pennock.
9th
i. 13—6t.
Speedily will he Published,
By JOHN GARDINER, Chief Clet
in tbe General Land Office,
A MAP OF THE
BOUNTY LANDS
IN THE
ILLINOIS TE IIRITORV.
Price one dollar.
A,
-
The above Map will exhibit to each
Soldier of the late army the situation of
the farm which falls to his lot, its proxi
mity totlie rivers Mississippi & Illinois,
will describe the soil, timber, waters, &c.
(agreeably to the field notes of the
veyors) of his farm, and enable thc sol
diers to appreciate the value of their
country's re ward for their services.
John Guriliner.
sttr
Washington, Sept. 25.
it
which i,a!movL 0 "v^h!!""na.!wLTavé exnerinre«
ZZ
«urnntion, thehoopim; couch, »«him, p.in the hresst,
«Mgred-w iMÊctonuch, iwsuache. Wa m -
t omplaint in children, it has proved a certain remedy, and
vphlc-lt arc in ircticr.ll occasioned by obstructed perspiration,
fo ' md u * yicld " its btnip ' hu, " n " ,n 4
In Asthmatic nr Consumptive com,d.tats. Hoarsen™,
Aï,,oup,,,s Cough '
DR. ROBERTSON'S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL,
KSS ç""c e.'Üf'
isconfidciHlyreconfimend«! w the mort cflkÄtiöusmcdi
cine for tbe speedy relief and cure of all nervous com plaints,
attended with inward weakness, depression of the spirits,
aetli!'head aehe, tremor, faintness, hysteric fus, debility, semi
.rial weakness, Rlects, and various complaihts resulting from
secret impropriety of youth and Assipated habits, rcsi
iUence in warm climates, the immoderate use of tea, the
the unskilful or excessive use of mercury, so often des
.tractive of the human race, dweaxes peculiar to females at
(a certain period of bfjî, Fluor^Albus, barrtnneM, &c.
Ibider the denomination of nervous disorders, ;
ded several diseases of the most dangerous kind, and :
various that a volume would hardly suffice to
i descrintion of them. It pervade*, with its baleful i
the whole ncryw» system, writhing the heart w
presiiblc anguish, and excitmj: the most dreadful surge»
1 hemost common symptoms of its commencement, are
weaknew flatulence, palpitations, watchfulness, drov^rlntas
after eating, tlmtdhy. flashes of heat and cold, numbness
r-» amp, giddiness, pains luthe head, back, and loins, liick
:«p, difficulty of respiration and deglutition,
! ^ghvfrc.
I lit Vr.getaole Nervous Cordial Is also a great Ant iscor
butie Medicine, and is of infinite service for puiifÿing tfie
f °' Jl dis °'* U " of skin
a
: of mo-it (li«easc.8
WHICH arc celelirated for tlie
which the human body is liable, prepared only by thc :.olc
proprietor,
T W. DTOTT, M. 1)
(sranilsnn of the hile celebrated I)r
Rohectsnv. of Edinburgh.
Anrt for tulle In Plntodcfphta, only,
wtiolesale and retail drug and (amity
Ninth east corner if Second and Face st: sets.
And try retail of Ids IAgents throughout the U. States.
it the proprietor
edlcfnc warchousi
D.V. FOBEFTSOWS
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIF
OF HEALTH,
■ 'iM.-i'H'r
letc a
uence,
anxiety, dryî
ith i
'
'.monly appear in the form of sm-vv, surfeit, red blotch
es, carbuncle-., ulcers, Arc. .Ve. A dose of Dr. Dyott'sAn
tibiHous PUN, taken occasionally with this medicine,
proves of additional service in thc last mentioned cases.
DR ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED GOVT & RHEUMATIC
DROPS
Pr.« -
iv. o dollars.
A safe and effectual cure for the gout, rheumatînm, lom
bago, .stone and gravel, swelling and weakness of joint-,
*j rains, bruises, and all kinds ol green wounds, thc cramp,
p.iinsin thc head, face and body, stiffness in the '
chilblains, frozen limbs, &-c.
1)R. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STO MAC HI. BITTERS,
Price one dollar,
Which arc celebrated for strengthening weak stomachs,
Iricrcjsiug the appetite, and a certain preventative and cure
for the fever and ague, &c.
For thc fever ani
f
,a malady to prevalent through-
(t the southern states, and afflicting to families residing
all low countries, redundant with marshes, lakes, stag-
ted pools, rivers, &c. these celebrated and
esteemed Hitters, have surpassed cet-rv rente
mistered, for the relief and cure of that, most obstinate
oppressor ol thc human frame ; numerous instances of
their efliraev hav«
-us other extolled
ful to tlu admira*
Olfccto.
ague
a
L- been testified, after the barks and vari-
! prescriptions failed, they proved success-
ion of those.- who experienced thc happy
DR R BERTSON S
INFALLIBLE WORM DESTROYING
LOZENGES
A medicine universally esteemed for destroying
species of worm-. Price fifty
Symptoms. Th
nalencs
very-
of
be
of Ike worms are
times flushing of the
e and about the seat, starting am.
sleep, swelling ot the upper lip, the
rad, at other times vor
■s, disagreeable breath, a hard swelled belly, great thirst,
tbe urine frothy and sometimes of a whitish color, gripinc
nr cholic pains, au iiivolun'ary discharge of saliva,especi'al
Jy whtn asleep j frequent pains In the side with a dry
cough and unequal pulse ; palpitations of the heart,
oonings, cold sweats, epileptic fits, &-c. &c.
rhough numberless medicines ate extylled for expelling
anil killing worms, none are equal in efficacy to Dr. Robert-
son's Worm Destroying Lozenges ; they arc mild in thoii
operation and may be given to the youngest infant with
safety.
symp
the
:e, itching of thc 1
hiding ol Tlie teeth
petite sometimes t
•M
DR DYOTTS
for
had
gc-a
his
of
thc
DR DYOTTS
ANTI BILIOUS BILLS
: of tU! i
the prevention and
F<
and Malignant
■
Price is cents ; large boxes so
Those Fills, if tiiticly administered, will re
move the cause.* which commonly produce in
terminent, msiittent, bilious, and yellow fe
vers, bilious cholic, pleurisy, dysentery, worms,
bilious vomiting, flatulence, indigestion, loss of
appetite, costiveness, epileptic fits, hypochoit
dria, and hysterical affections, foul stomach,
colds and coughs, asthma, scurvy, strangury,
gravel, rheumatism and gout.
They art particularly serviceable in Female
Disorders, and especially in tbe removal of
hose obstructions, which are the great source
of their complaints at certain periods; they pos
ses this eminent advantage over most other
purgatives, that while they operate gently, they
produce neither costivenes«!, debility,
great exettment : whenever there is a predis
position to a disease, arising from marsh efflu
via* or a tco copious use of ardent spirits, or a
vitiated state of the bile, they are sure to re
lieve
t. O
They are highly recommended to travellers,
by sea and land, as they may be made use of
with the utmost safety, with run change of diet
cr exercise. They will be found peculiarly béné
ficiai in the prevention ot disord *ts incidental
to hot climates ; they deterge and cleanse viscid
humors, open obstructions, promote the secre
tion of good bile, operating 3 s a cathartic and
powerful diuretic and diaphoretic.
MAHY'S PLAISTER CLOTH,
Approved and recommended by all the most
eminent physicians, of Philadelphia.
This plaister cloth, so well known in the U.
States, and particularly in the city of Phila
delphia, is a sovereign remedy against ulcers,
however old and inueterate ; also cancers, ery
sipelas, wens, lumps, scrofula, fistula, white
swelling, sore breast, felons, whitlows, boils,
carbuncles, fee. &c. It cures sprains, bruises,
pain» in the hack, swelling and pains in the
joints, scalds, burns, childhlain, sore legs, and
wounds tending to suppuration.* it draw* can
terised sores or issues, very successfully and
without pain ; dissipates the pain of the gout
and rheumatism in a short time ; as it softens
the skin, it is used successfully for the cure of
corns tn the feet. This plaister is recommended
»0 mariners and others who travel by sea or
land.
L
A,
DR. DTOTT 9 S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,
For pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease &
certainty, is infinitely superior to any other
dicine, for the cure of that most disagreeable &
tormenting disorder, the Itch. Price 50 cents.
of
mt*
DR. DYOTT f 5
INFALLIBLE TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
Price fifty cents per Bottle, with full directium,
for using.
THE CIRCASSIAN EYE WATER,
A sovereign remedy for all disordeis of tlie
Eyes, whether arisingfrom cold, ir.Ham.
«nation, weakness, fcc. tu:.
Price fifty cents per bottle, with fill! directions
for using.
DR GOÊOLJTS
VEGETA JJ LE BALM OF LJ FE,
Price one dollar.
LEVIGATED CHARCOAL TOOTHFOVA
DER,
Price 50 Cents.
THE RESTORATIVE DENT THICK,
Klor cleansing, whitening, and preserving the
teeth and gums Price 50 cents per box.
This valuable prépara lion possesses the most
salutary virtue in cleansing and beautifying the
teeth î in its composition it is perfectly hee
from arid or any other pernicious property lia
injure the teeth,
for which reason is aitfiUMtd the safety of its
use, and the preference it has obtained over oth
er preparations intended for similar purposes ;
it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy,
sweeten« the breath, pre u ves the teeth from
decaying, and prevents theiri from aching, ne»
ceasiiy of having them drawn, &c.
THE BALM OF IBERIA,
Extracted from the Iberian fragrant plant*
for curing defects of the skin, and improving
the complexion, &c Price 2 dollars.
-
'
bit to corrode,
>n any w
Since the above invaluable medicines wetè
first discovered, upwards of seven hundred thou
sand persons have experienced their happy and
salutary effects, many cf whom from the low
est r.tage of their disorders.
Take notice, that each and all the above ge
nuine medicines are signed on the outside covers
with the signature of the sole proprietor,
T. W. DYOTT, M. I).
A supply of the above medicines just receiv
ed and for sale by the following Agents, where
pamphlets, containing certificates of cures, fee*
may he had gratia.
Dr. Joseph Bailey iV Co.
P Alans fie Ul *
J W TiAvnstnâ,
James Milice hop .
Robert Ocheltrtc
Caleb Ross .
IVilmingtdk*
Smyrna ,
West Chester
Milford.
Christiana .
Laurel.
Dr. T \V. DYOTT, respectfully informs hia
friends and the public, that the above genuine
medicine*
a
sold ui Philadelphia only, at his
wholesale and retail Drug and Family Medi
cine Warehouse. N. E. corner or Second and
Uace streets—where, in addition to the above*
he has constantly for aaio, by wholesale or re
tail, an extensive and general assortment of
Fresh Drugs and approved Chemicals, Glass
Finn cure, Vials, and professional articles of
every description for town or country merchanta*
practitioners, &.c. on liberal terms, lor cash or at
the usual credit.
'
August 2—ly
JUST 1USCK tV El),
And for Salent the Book Store
OF
Mrs. M. LOCKERMAN,
Market street, wilmington.
LEE'S
Genuine Fatent & Family
Medicines.
THF. proprietor of LecS original Family Medicines, res-
pectfully informs his Iriends and thc public tn general, that
he continues carefully to prepare the above w ell cstablishe -4
Medicines at his Dispnsftry, No. 63, Hanoyci street, Bal-
e, where they are always to he had wholesale and
-î.
til.
TJwse who purchase sell again will be treated of
lift liberal terms.
i Elegant Show Hills tarnished gratis.
thei
Lee's Antibilions Fills.
The
mild, :
peration of these highly esteemed Pills is perfnctlv
d the experience of thousands has proved, they
may be used in every situation in life without the least in*
admirably adapted to carrv off Hupetlhious bilej
LEE'S
Worm Destroying Lozenges.
The proprietor has now the pleasure of stating that the
follow ing case came under ids Immediate observation :
His little daughter, about s '
ble to lose lier flesh
for her thus pining away, she
fevers, which, with other symptoms ied him
had worms j he gave her a dost of Lee's Lozenges, whiok
brought away, incredible as it may appear, a worms, thc
fifteen and the other thirteen Inches in length, each
three fourths of an inch round $ he Jut given the Lozcn
gc-a to another of his children, which brought away a \<sD:
quantity of very small w
The proprietor is now in possession of the large wormijs
those inclined to kc them will be gratified by calling A
his Dispensary.
Lee\s Elijcir. .
A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate coughs, cktarh^
asthmas, sore throats, and approaching consumptions.
A single trial will prove that it restores thc determination
of the fluids to tin-surface, of the body, and brings on the
common, healthful perspiration ; that it dislodges and
evacuate* the tough, viscid plllcghtn or mucus, strength*
tlie weakened vessels of thc Jungs. I bus striking at
thc root of the disorder, the at>wp(om3 are of coursf **
fertuaily and permanently conquered.
LEE'S
Sovereign Itch Ointment ,
They a
vVc. &c.
Id,appeared very vini
rauot. could be given
at length taken with
to believe »hr*
part icul
a
mtSHANTRll TO CURE
HY one application, free from Mercury or any pcrmcioW
ingredient. Tlii*vegetable remedy is fo mild, vet i-ffica
cicus, that it may be used with the utmost safety, on tlie
delicate pregnant lady, or on a child, oi a week uid4£
O
LEE'S
Genuine Persian Lotion .
of
U.
the
and
of
or
The Persian Lodqn operate* mildly, rendering the tki»
delicately «oft and «mouth ; impioving the complexion.
LEE'S
Restorative Tooth Powder.
preparation comforts and strength!»* thv
preterve* the enamel from decay.
LEE'S
Genuine Essence Extract
OF MUSTARD.
Tills excellent
guuu
A safe ami effectuai remedy for Acute and Chronic Rhea*
nutism, Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Palsy, Sprain*. Bruuee.
Pains in the Face, Ncck,&t. #
The experience of many ape» and
best medical practitioners from an e.
•ent time agree in ascribing
singular virtues.
Lee** INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, for thc Vena-
real,
thc testimony of the
uly period to tliepre
Mustanl very powerful anft
LEE'S
Grand Restorative & Nervous
CO IHM ALS.
Proved by long and extensive experience, to be a trult
valuable Medicine.
INFALLIBLE AGUE DROPS, wantated to cure.
EYE WATER
"I OOTH-ACHE DROPS.
ANODYNE ELIXIR, for the
CORNPLASTER.
UP SALVE.
I
I
i
:
of headaches.
Le
U
Tlie pionrictor would be glad to insert the many Ccrtiti*
tc and letters recommending the above truly valuable:
Medicines i but this, in a tiewsitaper, ia impracticable_He
tlwrcfcre with cncrcascd confidence rcspeti fully profit
them a IRuTal and Uiscernmg public. They air sold bt
his appointment, by
&
&
t»
Mrs. Mary Loekerman,
mt*
Late Matth
R. Loekerman, Wilmington.
Who has ju.it receive*,! a fresh supply from Baltimore.
*** To detect counterfeits, observe each article has i
the outside wrapper tlie signature of
tlie
NOAH R. 1 CGEIT.
■Late Michdel Lee IS Co.
March 22—tf
CARDS,
IUNI) AND POST KILLS,
Executed at this Office.
