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Sheriff's Sales .
BY virtue of sundry writs of Vendu.
E<ps. tome directed, will be exposed
public sale at tbe house of David Brinton
(Botough of Wilmington,) in Christiana
hundred,on Wednesday the toih day ol
December next, at 3 o'clock P. M. the
following described lands and tenements,
situate, lying, anu being in Brandywine
Hundred, to wit ;—No. I A tract, or. par
cel of laud, with a two story stone dwel
ling house, and log ban, thereon erected,
bounded by lands of Henry Beeson, John
Beeson, and others, containing by com
potation 100 acres, be the sa
less. No. '2, A tract of wood land, boun
ded by iR ds of I homas l'alley. Samuel
M't'lintncl, sen. and (tin. Clark Webster,
and others, containing 70 acres, more or
less
A
ware,
ing
f
me
w
See.
sons
the
more or
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John M'Clintock, and
to be sold by
Francis llairghey. sheriff.
f. New Castle, November . 57. _
BY virtue of a writ v t n. ex to me (h
rected, will be exposed to public sale, at
the house of William B. Cochran, Cant
wells Bridge in St. Gorges Hundred, on
Monday the 8th day of December next,
at 2 o'clock, B. M. The following de
scribed tr-cl or parcel of land, with im
provements, lying and being in the
hundred of AppcquinniminF. bounded by
lands of J.ic-ib Staats, Thomas M'Kean,
Robert Wlnte and others, containing
about eighty seven acres more or less; also
one other piece or parcel of land in the
hundred bounded by lands of James
Marley Samuel Marshall Sc others; con
taining about 35 acres more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Joseph Dean and to be sold by
Francis Hanghey, sheriff.
New Cast le» Nov 18.
ton.
suit
in
of
its
d
same
BY virtue of a writ of lev. fa. to me
directed, will be exposed to public sate,
at the house of Wot. B. Cochran, Cant
well's Bridge, in St. Geor. es hundred,
on Monday the 8th day of December
n xt. as 2 o'clock, P. M. A plantation
ot tract of land, situate, lying and be
ing .n tbe Hundred of Appo<|iunnimink,
bounding on Black Bird ( reek, adjoin
ing lauds of I'ltumAS Graham and others
containing by compulation, 335 acres of
land, more or less.
.■seized and liken in execution as tbe
■old
property oi John Staats, and to be
by
Francis Hauguey , sheriff.
New Castle, Nov 18.
BY tirttie of a
Tit of Lev. Fa tu me
dip cted, will be exposed to public sale,
at the house of John Crow, (town of
New Castle,) in New Castle hunched,on
Monday the 1 th day of December next,
at 2 o'clock, P. M. t'ne following descri
bed two tracts of lands, situate, lying, 8t
being in the hundred of White Clay
Creek, to wit; No. 1, Adjoining lands
of James White, John Derrach, 8c others,
containing I58at-rcs.be the same more
or less. No. 2, Adjoining lands of \Y in
M'lntire, containing 23acres more or less.
Seized and taken in execution a* the
pp-otterty of Sa.t.uel Foulson and to be
sold by
Francis Ifaughey sheriff
New Castle, Nciv 13.
IS Y Mi lucofa VVritoi vend. eXjj tu me
directed, will be exposed to public sal« at
the house of David Brinton Wilmington,
in Christiana Hundred, on VVi duesday
the IOth day uf Urccvn*er nex' at two
o'clock, 1\ M. 1 he following described
tract or parcel of land, with the im
provements lluTeon erected, situate lying
fUid being m the Hundred nf Mill Creek,
and bounded by hinds uf SuoonCranston,
William Prvce, Thomas Lea and other«
Cum lining by computation 75 acres mort
or less.
heized and uken in execulion as the
proper'v 'if lohn R.-eçe. and tube sold l>v
Francis I lang hey, sheriff.
New Castle, Nov 18.
BY virtue of x .nit of ve -d.exps. to me
dit -cu d will be expostd to public sale, at
the house ol David Brinton, (Wilming
ton, J in Christiana hundred on Wednes
day the loth day of December next, at
2 o'clock. F M. The I llowinv descri
bed Real t'roperty. to wit ; \o. 1 A piece
or parcel of land, with a stone dwelling
house and other i nproventer.ts thereon,
bounding on Brandy wine Creek, adjoin
ing lands of Joins Forter, John Tolbert,
at.d others, c u 'a'ning by. computation
four acres, more or less. No. 2, A life
estate in undivided motetyv.or half part
of a tract of land, with the improvements
thereon erected, containing by computa
tion. in the whole, thirty seven acres,
m re or less, bounded by lands of John
Hindis. John Porte rj and others.
Seized and taken fn execution as the
property of George Hodgesou, at.d to he
suit! by
Francis Iluttghey, sheriff.
New Can le. Nov. 18, 1817 .
PEACOCK'S
Patent Ploughs for ^alt*.
THE subscriber has on hand, and intends
keeping, a constant supply of Ca-rings and
PL'Ugns of the Ivai qoal.iy, and of riiifrrent sorts
and sizes, right and left hand, on reasonable
terms It 15 hoped that 1 he farmers of the State
of Delaware, will have
cause of complaint
as heretofore,o;i account* f the supply not Ix'Ttig
reguiar, ail orders punctually attended to.
Vi il lia in Walker.
WlnrwjgtGL, Vih «y»o.
lst.
TO BE SOLO,
At Private Sale.
or
A FARM, situated in Little Creek
Hundred. Kent County, State of D-ln
ware, within one mile of the Fast Land
ing and four of Dover, adjoining lands of
Andrew Naudain, William Kulh and
others i containing
410 ACRES,
me hundred and ninety four acres of
The im
w hielt is very fine woodland,
ptovements ate a comfortable one story
itrick dwelling house, granary, stables,
See. A fuither description is deemed un
necessary, as it is presumed that p
sons wishing to purchase will first view
the premises, which will it shown on
application to t' e tenant on the farm.
The terms of s.de may be known by
applying to George Cummins,
Smyrna, or the subscriber near Wilming
near
at
on
the
by
the
the
by
ton.
William Ringgold
Nov. 8—tf
N. B. The above valuable properly baa
been divided into two farms, and will
now be sold separate or together, as may
suit the purchasers.
For Sale,
One hundred and twenty five acres oi
valuable landed property, near Milltown,
in Mill-Creek Hundred, late the property
of David Eastburn. This property front
its present state of cultivation is worth)
the notice of the agriculturalist ; also
about seventy ar.resttear what is termed
the Yellow Springs, in said hundred,and
djoitting the Gap and Newport Turn
pike Road on which there is a valuable
water power.
d
Enquire of
John R. Phillips.
Madison Factory.
Newport, Nov. 5.—law 6w.
8300 Reward.
and
day,
after
RUNAWAY from the subscriber,
living in Chester Town, Kent County,
MaryluuX, on Saturday the fourth of this
month, a ne^vo man named
TOM,
who is about thirty eight years of age,
five feet ten ur eleven inches high, well
made,and likely, and is a very dark mul
,atto. Had on when he went off. a great
coat, of drab colour, of filled Kcrs y. a
short coat and pantaloons oi the «ante ;
tie had a variety of other cloalhing with
bim, such as a blue superfine cloth lonn
coat and black pantaloons, with a good
bat. slmes and stockings, 8cc. it is like
ly he went northward.
Whoever secures the said negro man
Tom, so that I get him again, shall be
entitled to two hundred do.lars. or the
S.
above reward if brought home to me.
living in Chester 1 own aforesaid.
M illiuui Bai roll.
Chester Town, Oct. 20.
25—2m
WHEREAS a Bill entitled
An act
to vacate certain parts of an old road
leading from Christiana Bridge, in the
county uf New Castle, in a ilirection to
wards F.lkton, in t'ecil county, in the
Stale of Maryland." is pending before
tbe General Assembly of the State of
Delaware.
1
X, >tice is hereby Given
to all whom it ntay concern, that appli
cation will he made to the General A*
sembly, at the next session thereof, to
have the same passed into a law.
William Pooch ,
James Couper, Jun.
Nov. 29—tJ7
Tin» Usiy is Published,
By J )HN (VARDINER, Chief Citt-k
in th* General Laud Office,
A MAP OF THE
BOUN TY LANDS
IN THE
1LLTX0K Tb.iŒTTORr.
Price one dollar.
The above Map will exhibit to each
Soldier of the late army the situation of
the larnt which falls to his lot, its proxi
mitv to the rivers Mississippi Sc Illinois,
will describe the soil, timber, waters. See.
(agreeably to tbe field notes of the sur
veyors) of his farm, and enable the sol
diers to appreciate the value of their
country's reward for their services.
John Gardiner.
Washington, Oct. 31,
Fans for Sate,
A few doors above the TOWN HALL,
Marl ft Street, Wilmington.
THE subscriber informs the public
that be has commenced making FANS,
for cleaning various kinds of grain, on
difleient plans.
SOME OP THE LATEST AND MU b 7
APPROVED OF,
Which be ufft rs at various prices,
also for sale.
•
WOVE WIRE
Of all descriptions, and at the Philadel
phia prices.
Welcome Gray.
ov 8—3t
N. B. I continue as usual to make and
put in operation, Wool Carding and
Picking Machinery. Cards, Tacks and
Comb Plates, for sale as sbove.
'JIIZJ 2 S
sSi
go t;o ,
^aliens
wif
25 000
15,000
Mate of Pennsylvania.
LNTRWAL JW 1 flGJtTIOX
LOTTERY.
KOl.U'I'H CL\»S.
S. ALLEN, Manager.
SCIÏËME,
STATIONARY FRIZES.
Flr*t drawn No. «st day, 2,00c
Do. du. 4th do. 1
Do. do. 7th do. »
Do. do. 10th do. 1
Do. do. nth do. 1
Do. do. 20th do. 7
Do. do. ajth do. 1
Do. do. 30th do- i.voo
Do. do. 35th do. i,ccc
Do. do. 40th do. i,occ
JÎOOO TICKETS . "»• do. 4stli do. 2,000
Not 1 blank.to.arise g°- K' Sh to
ist drawn 4000 blanks ; u Joth do. ac',000
to be entitled to right Uü * uu> * u ' »
dollars each. I .' .
I lie last drawn numbers on the nth, nth, nth, ,
lOth, 17th, 18th, lyth.list,22d,i.ivl,24th,aoth, 17 th, 28th,
iOth, 31st, ird, 3 id, 34th, 36th, 37th, 3«th, 31/Ii, f' 8 . 1 » j
42d, 43d, 46th,.47th, jBlh, 40th, j J3d, nth, jöth,
S7th, 8th, 59th, 81 st. Owl, 63d, Oath, 05th, dfttli, 67th,
ovth, f. ö t It and 70th days drrwi.w, will each be entitled to
C)Nb HUNDRED ITCKE l'S in this Lottery : commencing
with number 10001 and proceeding in regular succession
I IOOOO 1# 20000
- iCKto
JOOO •
_* IÎOCO
700 - JJCOO
JO
JO • IOOOO
20 - 70G0
8 - 8U000
3SO
to number 31,000.
The above aclitnoe of the Fourth Class ol th. State Lot
tery, Is respectfully offered to the public, under the im
pression that it will not only be acceptable, but attraetivc,
almost everv day, in the whole lottery, yields a high
Prize, hwlcpend' ntof Six Capitals, which are floating, and
liable to be drawn on auvdayt.f drawing.
The object of tld» Lottery is to aid in the improvement
of the iinerna) Navigation of the state of the 8t.
Pennsylvania, and .va* authorized by the Legislature ex
pressly for that pmrpusc. It is for th'e Interc.-r of the citi
zens of the state generally, -ml more narticularly those of
the City of Philadelphia, that it »hmtia -ucccod. it may
he hoped, therefore, tlut all who feel friendly to thebojcct
ofthis lottery, will buy a ticket in the
should not be »0 fortunate as to draw prizes, will at leant
enjoy the satisfaction of having contributed their aid to
to the advancement of a most laudable undertaking.
f
JVow Draw in
a*
» *
and be continued three days in tyich week, jog number# a
day, until comnlcted. 1 ne Prize# will he i>*id sixty d tvs
after the drawing 1* finished, subject to a deduction of u
. ; to secure the payment of which, a bond in the
hundred chousand dollar* is lodged with the
secretary of'he ConntuMiwealth.
VommvusitnuTH Ujiiiointed by the G'<rr
ernov to .superintend the drawing:—
Of
Geovgr Lu timer, fc'.stj.
Isaac W.iitcII, Esq.
Tltomus l.t'ipcr. Esq.
.Joint C'oniH-lly, Esq. and
Andrew Bavard, Esq.
[TICKETS—15 ' 1 »OLf.ARS.]
FOR BALE AT
out
in
ALLENS
Lucky Lottery Office»,
No. 2, S. Third street, Philadelphia.
No. ij8, Market r.rrc. - :, "—t'.ir.urc.
No. » *2, Bro..dway, New Yoik.
No. 44v, S. Market street, Albany?
(fj° Orders (;>ost pniti) to either of
S. 13 JM. oilsLH Y\S Offices, will be
promptly nllrnded to.
May 3—ly
fill
the
or
WILL BE SOLD.
At Public Sale ,
ly
On Friday, the 28th inst. at 10 o'clock,
A. M at the house ot Stugdon Small,
in Brandywine hundred,
ALL the personal property of said
Small—consisting of household & kitch
en furniture, such as Beds and Bedding:
1 eight day Clock ; Tables, Chairs; I
Bureau ; 1 Sideboard ; Carpets, Look
ing Glasses, and sundry other household
furniture
Likewise, one Horse ; cows ; hogs ; a
Riding Chair ; 1 patent Flough ; liar
rows and Gears ; one Cart ; a quantity
of Hay. by the ton; Corn and Potatoes
by the bushel ; Wheat in the alieaff and
in the ground ; and a number of other
articles toe tedious to enumerate. Con
ditions made known on the day of sale,
Ity
Jonas Small
J
Jacob B. Vandever,
Brandywine, Nov. 22
Assignees.
31
All Agent* and Ki-iciuls,
Who have been aulhori.ed by M.
BRADFORD to colhc.t money for him
for advertising and h.r subscriptions In
the Delaware Gazette, are requeued to
make an immediate settlement, and
transmit their statements to hint in Wil
mington by the first mail.
Oct. 29—t f
(
Notice is hereby Given,
That Stogdon Small has duly execut
ed to the subscribers an assignment of
all his gouds and effects, for the benefit
of hi* creditors therein named; to w hom
his said creditors are requested to apply.
Joints Small,
Jacob B. Vandever.
Wilmington, 31st Oct. 1817.
on
7
F(i' Sale,
A two story Brick House, and
story Brick Store adjoining, situate in
• the town of New castle, fronting sn De
laware street, on > lot 45 feet front by 30
feet hack. The lot on which the houses
stand, also comprise a yard, (on which
are several out houses) a garden and
grass lot. Also, a two acre grass lot, si
tuate ssn Orange street. The house and
store are situated in the most public part
of the town, being nearly opposite th*
Court. House and Market House,
terms, apply to the subscriber at New
Castle.
one
lor
and
and
W. 11 . Janvier.
Nüv. 5—tf
er
it
celebrated for the ct
which the human body ii liable, prepared only by flic sole
proprietor,
H
WHICH
t*
T W. MOTT, M. 1 )
iir< ■nrlsnit of the tale celebrated Hr.
Ilobirtnon. o f F.divbnrgh,
And fori sale in Philadelphia, only, at the proprietor's
wholesale and retail drity. and famiiy medicine warehouse,
</• Rare si
the Ü. States.
N .1 t.r dir!
Anil by retail of his lAgcnt, through
tlU
DR. ROBERTSONS
CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIXIR
OF HEALTH ,
dollar and fiftjr cent*.
Price
Which lu# proved by thousands
its beneficial effects, to be the most valuable
offered to the public, for tbe cure of coughs, colds, v,.„
sumption, the hooping cough, asthma, pain the breast,
cramn, and wind in the stomach, head ache, loss of am,
rite, Indigestion, &c.
For the dysentery or lax, cholera morbus, severe prip
ings, and other disease« of »he bowels, and the Summer
Complaint in children, it lias proved a certain-remedy, and
restored to perfect health from the greatest debility.
Persons afflicted with Pulmonary Complaints, or disorder
of the. breast and lung#, even in the most advanced state,
will find immediaterciie f . Common Cough* and Colds,
which arc in general occasioned hy obstructed perspiration,
will he found to yield t« its benign influence in a few
hours.
have experienced
«Heide ever
„ in Asthmatic
Wherzings. shortness of fireath, and t
it will give immediate relief.
UR. ROBERTSONS
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL,
«ri Nature 4 # Grand Restorativé,
Price one dollar and fifty cent#,
[s confidently recommended as the mutt efficacious mefii
, dnc forthc speedy relief and cure of all nervous complaints,
atteri( |cd with inward weakness, depression of the fruit#,
» j head achç, tremor, famines#, hysteric lit«, dehilltv, sani
nA] wra ^ n er*v gleets, and various complaints resulting from
L ccrct impropriety of youth and dissipai ed habits, rcsi
|lef|CC m ( var ' m climates, the immoderate use of
Hie unskilful or excessive use of mercury, »
tr „ ctivc 0 f the human race, disease* peculiar
certain period of life, Fluor Albus, harren
Under the denomin.it im- (tf nervous disorder#,
ded several diseases of the most dangerous kind, and ;
various that a volume would hardly suffice
description of them. It pervade*, with it* baleful
the whole
tressible anguish, .v-^J exciting rie *
tions of horror and despair. To thl
«intis fallen a sacrifice,in the riiiefu!
The most common sympioi
weaincs' flatulence, palpitations, watehfiflm-**, drnw.-lnes*
after eating, timidity, flashev of heat and cold, mnnbncv ,
..-in»., gidittne.#*, pain» in the head, hack, and Inins, 'tick-,
up, dunrnlty of respiration and deglutition, anxiety, drv
cough, &c.
Hie Vegetable Nervous Cordial Is also a great Antiscor
butic Medicine, and is of Infinite service forpuaifying the
blood, and curing those foul disorders of the skin which
commonly appear in the form of survy, surfeit, red blotch
r*, carbuncles, ulcers, &c. Xec. A dose of Dr. Dy
fi!(Pious HP's, taken occasionally with this r
prove* of additional service in the last mentioned
DR ROBERTSONS
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC
DROPS
Consumptive
plaint*. Hoarseness,
he Hooping Cough,
a, the
often den
i> females at
, Ä-c.
indu
writhing the heart with hiex
nost dreadful surges
s demon have thou
«port» of its rage.
vom systei
1
of it'
:t's Ap
:dicinc,
a
u
« ■< •«■
A safY and effectual c
for thc pout, rheumitUm, lum
wclling and weakness of joints,
ns, brunes, and all kind* ol green wounds, the cramp,
tin the head, face and body, stlffncs* in the neck,
hilhlains, frozen limb«, &C.
atone and gravel.
ha
:
DR. ROBERTSON'S
patent sto mac me hitters,
Price one dollar,
celebrated for strengthening weak
d a certain preventative and
Which
increasing the appetite.
achs,
iff
&c.
For the f«
a malady so prevalent through
id afflicting to families residing
r»v
out the »out hc*n state*, ar
in all low countrie*. redundant
. these
.
• bes, lake
r.ated pools, rivets,
esteemed hitters, ii
ministered, fttr the
lebrated ahd
rerv remedy
•' of that most obstinate
■.Tensor of the human frame ; numerous instances of
their efficacy have been testified. afTer the bark* and vari
her extolled prescriptions failed, they proved s
tlis admiration oftiiose who experienced tlic liappv
surpats*
•lief and L
ad
fill
clfecti«
DR R'BERTSONS
INFALLIBLE WORM DESTROT/NG
LOZENGES
A medicine universally esteemed for destroying ever)
species of worm*. Price fifty
Symptoms. The common »tomtoms of the worms arc
paleness of the countenance, at otl er time« flushint of th'*
face,itching of the nose ana about the seat, *tartin ; * and
grinding ol rhe tetth in sleep, swelling of the upper lip, th
appetite sometimes had. at other times voracious ; loost
ness, lis agreeable breath, a hard «welled hellv
the urine frothy
or clit'lic pain#, ;
I hi
d sometimes nt a wliitLh cola
involuntary discharge of saliva
ly when asleep; frequent pains in the side with a dry
cough and unequal pulse: palpitatibn# of the heart,
swooning*, cold sweat«, epileptic fit«, X-c. tVc.
Though numberless medicines arc c •tolled for expelling
jul killing worms, none are equal in efficacy to Dr. Robert
.•Oil's Worm Destroying Lc-zcug«* ; they are mild in their
operation «•'. may be given to the youngest infant with
safety.
griplm
'.pv.iial
DR DYOTT S
ANTI BILIOUS BILLS,
of Bilio
For the prrveution and
and Malignant
Fes
Price 2j cents ; large boxes so
Thusg 1'iils,
move (he causes which commonly pr duce in
•ermittent, rsmittent, bilious, and yellow fe
vers, bilious cholic, pleurisy, dysentery,
bilious vomiting, flatulence, ind g-stion, loss of
appetite, costiveness, epileptic fits, hypoch ,.n
riria, and hysterical affections, foul stomach,
colds and coughs, asthma, scurvy, strangury,
I, rheumatism and gout
They are particularly serviceable in Female
Disorders, and especially in the removal of
.hose obstructions, which are the great source
ofjheir complaints at certain periods; they pcs
ses this enrvnent advantage over most othei
purgatives, «hat while they operate gently, they
produce nether costiveness, debility, nor t. o
great excitmrnt : whenever there, is a predis
position to a disease, arising from marsh cfRu
a too copious ur.e of ardent spirits,
vitiated state of the bile, they are sare to re*
beve.
time.) .idmi
• a.
oi
They are highly recommenced to travellers,
and land, as they may he made
with the utmost safety, without change of diet
They will be found peculiarly bene
nciai in the prevention of disorders incidental
to hot climates ; they di^erg^and clean?
numors, open obstructions, promote he secre
tion of good bile, operating as a cathartic and
powerful diuretic and diaphoretic.
hy
ot
( t exercise.
ibcid
MAHY'S PLAISTER CLOTH ,
Approved and recommended by all rlit most
eminent physicians of Philadelphia
This plaister cloth, so well known in the U.
States, and particularly in the city of 1'hila*
dt Iphia, is a sovereign remedy against ulcers,
however old and inueterate ; also ca- ors. ery
sipelas, wer.s, lumps, scrofula, f.atu a, white
swelling, st-re breast, felons, whitlo. s, boils,
carbuncles, Sec. feic. It cures sprains, bruises,
mins in the back, swelling
joints, scalds, childb!
wounds
the
1
, sore legs, and
iling to suppuration .- it Ura
tensed s. res er issues, very successfully and
without paint dissipates the pain of the gout
and rheumatism in a short time ; as it softens
the skin, it i- used successfully fur the cure of
corns rn the feet. This plaister is recommended
to manual tuui others who travel by
Ca
»ta
land.
DR. m'OTT'S
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT,
For pleasantness satety, expedition, ease h
certainty, is intimity ,interior to any other me
dicine, for the CUT. Q f that r.ns-t disagreeable &.
tormenting disotrl.. r , the Itch. Price 50 cents.
Dr, mVTT'S
INFALLIBLE TOOTH.ACHE DROPS,
Price fifty cc.es per ilottie, with full direct'
for using,
THE CIRCASSIAN ETE WATER
\ sovereign retried, for all disurdeis Q f t p e
Eyes, whether arisingfrotn cold, inLnl.
unatinn, weakness, tic. &c.
Price fifty cents perbntile, with fullthrectiocs
for using.
jh:.
DR COBOLDS
VEGETABLE BALM OF LIFE,
Price one dollar.
LEVIGATED CHARCOAL TOOTH FQIf*
DER,
Price 50 Cents.
THE RESTORA'llVE DENTRlFh.Ti,
Flor cleaning, whitening, and ptrueiv\çg me
teeth and gums Price 50 cents pet box.
This valuable preparation possesses the most
salutary virtue in cleansing and beau.dying the
teeth ; in ns composition it is perfectly f.ee
from acid or any other pernicious property lia
ble to corrode, or in any way injure the te»*rh,
for which reason is attributed the safety of its
use, and the preference it has obtained over eth
er preparations intended for similar nun oses \
it strengthens the gums, eradicates the scurvy,
the breatn, preserves the teeth from
decaying, and prevent» them from aching, ne
Cesbity oi having them drawn, ike.
THE BALM OF IBERIA,
Extracted front the Iberian' fragrant plant,
for curing defects of the skin, and improving
the çon.plexioo, &c Prie« 2 dollars.
swe«*
Since the above invaluable medicines
first discovered, upwards of seven bundled thou
sand persons have experienced their happy unci
salutary effect», many of Whom from the low
est stage of their disorders.
Take notice, that each and all the above ge
nuine medicines art signed on the oiKside covers
with the signature of the sole proprietor,
were
,
T. W. DYOTT, M. O,
A supply of the above* merlicincs just rcceir
.:J and for sale by the following Agnus, where
pamphlets, containing certificates of curc3, 8cc.
hi.-) be had gratis.
Dr. Jimpli B.itit v IF Co.
P MontfielU
y It' Tmcntcnd,
James MUlechop
Robert Oche/U
Caleb Russ
Dr T YV. DYOTT, respectfully informs hix
friends and u.t public, that the above genuin*
medicine, are sold in Philadelphia only, at his
wholesale and retail Drug and Family Medi
cine Warehouse. N. E corner of Second anti
liace streets—where, in addition to the above,
he has constantly for sale, hy wholesale or rc.
tail, an extensive and general assortment of
Fresh Dtugs and. approved Chemicals, Glass
Furniture, Vials, 'and professional articles of
every description for town i.r country merchants,
practitioners, Stc on liberal terms, for cash or at
the usual credit.
August 2—ly •
Hllaingtott.
Sire* m,
We.t Chester
Milford.
Christiana ,
Laurel.
*
*
JUST RECEIVED,
Jlnd for Sale at the Rook Store
OF
Mrs. M. LOCRERMAN.
No. 93,
MAItKET STItEET, WILMINGTON.
LEE'S
Genuine Patent Family
Medicines.
THE proprietor of Lee 1 *
uectfully iniorrns hi* friend» •,
ne c tint mues carefully to prep;
Medicines at his Dispensary, No. Or, Har.ovei
timorc, where they are always to tic had «
retail.
*• Those who purchase to sell again wlll.l
#t liberal terms.
«**» Elegant 6liow Hills furnished gratis.
Lee's .iliitihilions Fills.
The operation of these highly esteemed Pillsts iierfettl.
lid, amk the experience «it thousands ha* proved, they
..y be u#ed in every situation in life without the least in?
iginal Family Medicine«,
d the public ir
re the above w
• cral, t liât
stablishcd
reet, Bai- •
holcsale and
treated
They :
&c. «&c.
admirably adapted to
LEE'S
Worm Destroying Lozenges.
'Plie proprietor has
off aupcrfli
bile.
the pU usure of stating that the
came under hi* Immediate observation:
His little daughter, about s years old, appeared very visi
ble to lose her flesh, no particular cause could at given
»or her Urns pining away, she was at length taken with
lever*, which, with other'symptom* led him to believe *he
lud worm*; he gave her a dose of Lee'» Lozcng.cs, which
brought away, incredible a# it may appear,a w
-.ine fifteen and the other thirteen inches in length,
three fourths of an inch round ; he lia* given th *
lo Another of hi* children, which brought away a vast
quantity of very small won
The proprietor is
those inclined to #ee
hi* DLspcusaiy.
folio*.
»
i, the
ch
c Lozcm
in posses#]
thtiu will be
»ion of the large wormaj
.* gratified by calling ax
Lee's FllLvir.
A sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate coughs, catarto*
a«thnias, sure throats, and approaching consumptions,
A single trial will prove that it restore* the determination
tlie fluids to the surface, of the body, and brings on the
common, healthful per.-phation ; that it dtslodv
cvacuaccs the tough, viscid phlechin o
on* the weakened vessels of the lungs.
of the disorder, the aymp
fertually and permanently conquered.
of
ges and
nucus, strength*
Thus striking ai
re of cours«
tlu
LEE'S
Sovereign Itch Ointment ,
WARRANTED TO CURE
application, free from Mercury or any permomts
Ingredient. This vegetable remedy is m mild, yet efRcav
, that it may be used with the
delicate pregnant lady,
Id V
o*t safety,
a child of a week old.«rf
the
LEE'S
Genuine Persian Jjotion.
The PctKian Loilsn operates mildly, rciuleriue the skin
dckcatcly soft and bcnuocla ; imjiioving the complexion.
LEE'S
Restorative Tooth Pounder.
ThU excellent preparation comforts and strength
gums and preservo* tkc ciumel frotn decay.
LEE'S
Genuine Essence & Extract
I thr
OF MU STAND.
A safe and effectual remedy for Acute and Chronic Rhe**
matlsm, Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Palsy, sprains. Brute«*
Pains in tl r Face, Neck, ekt. 1
The experience of many age.# and the testimony of the
bc*t medical practitioners from an early period to tl,. pre*
sent time agree in ascribing to Murtard very powerful and
singular virtues.
INDIAN VEGKTABLE SPECIFIC, fox the Ven*
real
LEE'S
Grand Restorative &" Nervous
CORDIALS.
of
Proved bv long And extrusive experience,
valuable.Medicine. 1
Lee*» INFALLIBLE AGUE DROP* *
Lee's F YE WATER.
rOOTM-A
Lee' AKODY NK ELIXIR, fi
CORNPLASTER.
Lees LIP ' AL YK.
The pit
cate.# and
Medicines
therefore with e
them a liber..! ;
hk appointme:.;
to br a trul?
r.ttd to ewe.
«
•It DROPS.
ihî cure qé headache«.
Le
■Id be ^lad tu In
r
ty Cortlb
thv' Above truly valuable
a newspaper, Is impracticable*—He
s«J confider.cc respect fully pr offen t«
i d dLctrnkig public. They are sold by
by 1
Mrs. Mary Lockerman,
Latç Matthew R. Lock er roar, Wilmlnctoo.
Who hat ju.tt icceived a frefh *uppiy lVotu «iltluj„...
*#* To ilcrrots'ountQcfeits, obterve e*di uticle hAi «A
thcoubuU wrapptr thc^ORtiirrof
' C
tfer. rccommcn
but c>iis
h
&.
e
wosB aiDOEtr,
I-ate Mi chart. Let- IV C's,
March 23—tf
CARDS.
HAND AND POST BILLS
Executed at this Office.