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For. President,
HENRY CLAY,
Of Kentucky.
For Vice President,
•lohn HI. Clayton,
Of Delaware.
Delaware Legislature.
The 8cssion is drawing to a close. This week
farthest will end it—much business has
been and will be done, though no very important
measure has been brought forward. Only for the
loco focos contesting the election of Mr. Roe, it
would have been ended three weeks ago, and saved
the State above three thousand dollars.
type, we learn from
Dover correspondent, that the House has fixed upon
Monday next as the day of adjournment, and sent
the Resolution to the Senate for concurrence.
Since the above
Our CHy.
to their illegally obtained
mightily afraid the City Charter will be
at their frauilt, and
to prevent them running the city in debt in order to
buy partizans.
The lokies who hold
»0 amended
catch th
.lElllcrhim.
A Miller meeting was held in this city
this week—like all
night
dw theories it attracted a crowd,
and we believe it woutJ make pronely t
well as elsewhere. Strange times
ccr a
pro hoy who she
avare, on the night of the 20th inst.
yard of 75 dollars is offered for the nc.
Canterbury, Delà*
his
longrit
On the 4th of March next Congress will adjc
The Whig* have been
King
»etrench —the loco foco Tyler party have
oilier hand throw
the
the way of
every ohstaclc ii
passing useful measures. The whigs have endeav
oured to bring about some safe currency
they have retrenched the expenditure of the povc
fro
40 millions
ider Van Buren to
22 millions at this lit
;, and "had the President
id
the lokies joined them, they would have I»
:!it 1
the
The lokies
to 15 raillio
per aenum.
a hard
finch will bring
little at
cts. in
< 1 «
Slid VC
™y.
id wheat 50 tu
that—n
ct*.
Hiate. The lokies Uek upon the universal dis
for the pcej le they have hi
res* without t a
bugged and deceived, and the whig* have be
posed by 'the President and the loco <i
op
party in
try —
for the relief of the
have the unblushing impudci
these I ok it
idyc
to ex |K*ct the suffering people
V" ill
and assurun
elect them to oifice, that they may continue to fatten
at the public crib, sud keep their feet on the necks
•of the peoplo.
PennN.Yl« a«iia l.rglslaf m <*.
The Resolutions of Mr. Wilcox favourable
amendment -of the Constitution, requiring the I.eg
cct biennially, have passed. If this
nimmt should be sanctioned by the
will decline.
islatxire 4e
proposed
people, the Lumber butin
More Trouble in the Camp .—We clip the follow
ing from the Pennsylvania Inquirer:—
A pamphlet ha* been issued at Washington,
which i
which assails Mr. Calhoun and hi* friends with
much violence. It assert* that Mr. Calhoun "doc*
attributed by 60
Mr. Benton, and
abide by a National Convention
pick a quarrel with the Denioc
the party to take him,
that his"object is
racy"
the evil of'disunion
in this, be is resolved
ssion; thnt " if he fails
divide the party, and march
the Federalists;" that "he will
of assumption;" that " he
ightt;" and that " thus a
Ins divisi
next sanction the me
Kill gi
treaty will be effected between Mr Webster and
Mr. Calhoun." The Globe describes the affair as
/ a trick of the enemy."
p the Sta
The French Mlnl«lcr.
The Trench Minister, M. Guizot
defeated ir
the Chamber of Deputi
he howev
Chamber of Peers. The London Morning Chron.
iclc says in regard to this vote :
the Syrian question ;
majority in the
"The questi
is certainly
at all calls for the resignation of the minis
a very
against the Com
mission, than against M. Guizot But the divisior
less important and ominous,
the side of the Opposition. The same 206
doubt, voto for a stronger paragraph
■r, and the
it shows 206
will,
right of search, than that of the Commissioners; andin
that case the days of M* Guizot's ministry
bered.
A Great Fire In Java.
The following it
extract of a letter from Sour
abaya, dated 8 ept 10, 1842 :
" Yesterday
centre of the
had s most destructive fire in the
, and about
learn, have been destroyed, and
a large amount. We had one of
the amount of 2000
had removed nearly all the
the day before.
thousand houses,
I
property
stores burnt, and property
rupees fortunately
girods from this s
This is the tliird large fire
fear there
fires, although nothing has yet been found
they go
of house and home."
have had within a
people at work setting
. month, and
; if
this
shall, I fear, be burnt
Bli Nslngti of Poverty.
During the great fire at Liverpool, while people
running hither and thither to save their prop,
erty from destruction, dragging
from the flames, and exhibiting tokens of great dis
tress and anxiety,
from a loud hovel and said, " Wall thank God, I
bave nothing to remove."
furniture, &c.
old woman stepped calmly
Washington'« Birth Day.
exchanges that the 22nd
celebrated in a becoming manner in nearly all of
large cities. In Philadelphia, New York and Bal
timore the military paraded, and during the night
large and fashionable companies graced tho ball
rooms. We should always hail with delight the
of the birth day of the " father of his country,"
Wc learn from
the immortal Washington. What mighty associa
tions it brings to memory— the innocence of his boy
hood—the defeat of Braddock—the midnight watch
—the battle-field—the anxiety, weariness, hope and
triumph of a patriot, and the actions of 4 a President
who was loved by the people for his love of liberty—
is all brought before the mind teeming with deeds
of benevolence. The
of
of bravery and
Washington is endeared to the Americans with
who would say
something of idolatry, and the
ought against his character is treated as a reptile and
spumed by all.
The celebration in this city
isted in the pa
rade of the " Rifle Corps," Lieutenant Eves, ond
the Ball of the Washington Fire Company in the
City Hall. The Rifle Corps made a fine appearance.
The Ball w
a grand fete. The lurge Hall
a smiling
crowded, and every thing you met
pect ; bright eyes flashed in every direction, and the
beautiful dancers skipped gaily along as " merry as a
marriage bell." The arrangements
the managera deserve great praise for their increas
ing exertions to render all happy. The ladies (God
bless them) looked well, talked well and danced well.
good, and
A delegation of Firemen from Philadelphi
present, and attracted much attention—no doubt
firemen displayed their usual hospitality toward these
a gala night and will live for many
in the memory of those bright
ideal paradise.
strangers. It v
a long, long y
creatures, who rendered the
Troy, Fev> York .—The
following additional particulars in relation
land slide,
names of the occupants of the houses destroyed,
for 1
7 he Late Ditatter
the
gather from the Troy Whig:—The
fbl
ertuin them at present, arc
lows: Daniel E. Doy, ship carpenter, Fifth-st. be
low Washington ; Robert Henry, contractor, do do ;
Wm. Brozell,
Fifth ; W. H. Kilfoile,
Punlv, mason, comer of Hill and Washington,
house partially destroyed ;—Charles Dumblcton, 18
ster, Washington, corner of
*ter, Washington ; Wm.
Hill street.
The work of excavating was prosecuted without
intermission for several hours, and the following
dead bodies taken out, according to a list prepared
by the Common Council : Mrs. Matthew Grcnuin
and child, Mr. Win. BrazeII and tw<£liildren, Mi
chael Dunn, Titos. Keely sud wife, Edward Dum
bleton, a lad va child of James Caldwell, two chil
dren orf Daniel E. Day, Miss Ann Wilber ; a child
of Mrs. Gardner, Miss Jane Sanford—in all fifteen.
The following perse
Mrs. Kilfoile, one arm broken ; a child of K. P. Bird
sail, Jane McCollom, Mr*. Gardner, two children,
ascertained, Jumes Barnett, and wife—
Mrs. Dunn is missing, supposed to be in the ruins.
alive :
of
names
to
id
Foul Mum
-A dreadful
er county. N. Y. on Thursday
of last week.. A person named Abraham Dcvoe,
loaded a fowling-piece und going to the residence
of hi* aunt, named Mary Sivor, a lady seventy-six
her dead. He was
taken into custody, and when asked why he had
committed the horrid deed, said that he had I
commanded so to do to £tonc for a grievous sin that
lie had committed. lie is doubtless laboring under
monomania.
red
1
Pelham, Westchc
at
in
years of age, deliberately si
in
ill
A Phenomenon .—On Saturday afternoon, says
the Boston Evening Gazette, "a singular phenom
o-thirds of a circle around t)i£
, at the ti
ahe
plainly visible. The
he
ixturc, or rather a
blue, yellow and green. It
five minutes.*'
cob
iibination of pale
visible only for
A Nkw Won*.—The Picayi
that
Minister to Mexico, Gen. Waddy Thompson, i
ploying 1
spare fro
ti find and
the laborious duties of his important
mission, in translating the celebrated ''History of
the Conquest of Mexico," from the original Spanish
of Bernal Diaz.
h
Kewt .—The Cork Constitution says:—"Dr.
Lardner is starving in Philadelphia, anil Mrs. Heavi
side, of Brighton, his chet
him. This is indeed
e amie, has eloped from
for the Americans.
he
a
There was eight feet of water c
the 9th inst Rive
the Shoals, at
rising. Trans
as
Nashville,
actions in Cotton
very limited—4 c
the
highest figure offering.
The World .—In this world, says
wretch, a
is a passport through any of
mit him i
In this world a
a Christian, a suii
tain wotshippera.
audacious
a good coat. It
courts, and will ad
should alwavs
ir
any society.
;
1 should be rich, fot then he ic
a god, for he
the
Brevity it the soul of Wit.—To nodwink,
a friend in the
'
«crape y
derstood
you do, sir—I hope your family
weather for the season."
be the stenographic, sign for " How du
all well—fine
One of the Editors of the Bardstown Gazette has
written a long obituary notice of his Mother,
eluding as follows:
" She was,
Think wha» a Caw should be,
She
tell what.
that ! !"
the
and
the
Matrimony i n Iowa .—The Burlington (Iowa)
Haw kryc *aya : " The way folk» are getting mar.
lied in this territory, is (binning off (he bachelor*
amazing fast. If the member* of our Legislate
continue to commit matrimony in the same ratio
that they have done, there will not be a tingle _
fo r Ie0 by tho adjournment. Five hav.» been taken
-the election, and but four are left-*'
a
if
MARRIED,
On Thursday 17th inst. at Marcus Hook, Pa., by
the Rev. Mr. Walker, Mr. HENRY HENCOCK,
of New Castle County, Del., to Miss MARY KIRK,
of Concord Township, Delaware County, Pa.
dis
I
We wish the young couple happiness and joy,
and hope their passage through this life may be
the brightest
&c.
and under the sunniest sky.
On Thursday evening the 17th i
by the Rev.
Daniel McKinley, Mr. THOMAS CONLYN, for
merly of Wilmington, Del.,
BARBOUR, of Carlisle, Pa.
Mise E 8 THER A.
Temperance MeellnfR
Col. Wullacr, the Reformed Drunkard, will be
at the following places, and deliver Lectures
the subject of Temperance, as follows;
Wilmington, Friday, February 24ih.
Ne« Tort, Saturday, do
Christiana, Monday, do
Ark, Tuesday, do
25th.
27th.
28th.
Glasgow, Wednesday, March 1st.
Summit Bridge, Thursday, do 2d.
Middletown, Friday,
At each meeting a collectiou will be taken up to
defray the Colonel's expenses.
Feb. 21, 1843.
N
do 3d.
.3
PORT OF WILMINGTON.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Crescent, Wasgatt, at Turks' Island.
Feb. 1st, for New Orleans, in a day
Brig Agnes, Gray, is to leaye N
York,
the 28th inst., positively, for New Orleans.
Schooner Fort Hill, Simmons, at New Port, 19th
inst., from Wilmington, Del., for Boston.
the
WILMINGTON PRICES CURRENT.
Reported for the Republican, Feb. 23, 1843.
»3 81
Wheat Flour from waggons
Rye Flour
Wheat per bushel
Ry«.
Barley, do.
Corn,
New Oats
Flax Seed, do.
Prime (Mover Seed from wagons, prims
Corn Meal, per bushel
" hogsh'd
2 75
80
1
do
50
43
■ -,
do.
2
1
3 00
11 00
do.
Whiskey,
17
Plaster,
3 00
Salt, Liverpool,
Herring No. 1, Labrador
per bushul
■Ml
4 (il)
Pr
3 75
Black Oak Bark, shaved
10 00
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. (
Feb 23, 1843. \
LOUR AND MEAL—Flour continues without
animation—prices have varied but little since
last report—for good Shipping Pa. Brand*, the
rate is $3.75 a 3.87$ per barrel ; extra retailing
r is worth from 25
i 0
|>cr barrel higher
—Rye Flour dull at $2.75 per barrel. Corn Meal,
$2.25 per barrel for Penna. The receipts have
lately l**cn very moderate.
GRAIN—Wheat for
50
;
weeks has been dull,
and prices have declined to 76 a 80c for Penna; very
little of any kind of Grain coming from the South;
Corn and Oats arc consequently merely nominal at
just quotations. In the present state of the naviga
, the receipts by
week or two yet.
will be suspended for a
BALTIMOR E MA RKET, )
Feb. 22, 1843.5
FLOUR.—The demand for Howard
ret Flour
lc« ul good standard
brands were made from «tore b>tli yesterday and
to-day at *3 5CJ. Holder* gen
83 G2J. The w
We bear of n
The «lock is cxl
odiTutr, and
sell
ons in City Mills Flour.
ly small, and m
holders
unwilling to sell nt present, though it is probable
pun-liases to a limit«d extent would be made at
$3 75.
A sale of 200 bl l-.Ryc Fin
GRAIN. — Sin ill lot*
70 a 75
«2 37.
Wheat, brought in by
s for good to best red*,
sales of Corn this week.—
o be wonh about 44 cents and
CALTIOJf.
rglllE R uili. of Wilmington and crcry person.
« nro hereby noiifiici not to take or receive a
'*•" f,„ up«.rd. of ll.iM, doll.», d„l„d 1 an.inrv
«»', 'S«, in favor of Ja, ne. VV.I.b, ... by ,.fv7
mgto my Book«. I find the greater part of said
ote Ins been paid. 1
*agori', sell
There h
been
Yrlbnv i« said
bite 43
Nothing doing in Oats.
F e '»21.
JOHN WALTERS.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership,
isting in the
this day dis.
* indebted
Alfred Denny
n coll ct all payment i clue
ALFRED DENNY,
JOHN S. LUFF,
will hereafter be conduct
feb 24—3t.
rjlHE P
solved by
to the said Fi
who is duly authorised
the lato firm.
crsliip heretofo
c of Denny &. Luff
will please pay
ntual co
feb 21.
N. B.—'The busi
ed by Alfred Denny.
'pilE WaSIHaGTON fire company
having purchased a new Engine, offer for
' Id Engine. This Engine
on inch cylindc
sale thei
wili be s
the bous
Market
committee.
d plays two str
old a barg un if application be made
c of tho Cuhinany in Sixth «
the undersigned
REWARD W. MARTIN,
WILLIAM PEARCE,
CHARLES D. G ROOM E.
of
Wilmington, Feb 24—lm.
Jill
at
FRESH nnd general nssor
sale
of Lan
dreth'* Garden Seeds,just
B. JOHNSON'S, Drug Store,
No 179, Market street.
M JOHNSON,
No 90, market st.
ived and for
It
Also by
Feb 24.
ic
DRAWN NUMBERS OF THE
POKOMOKE RIVER—Chi** 19
51 26 48 43 12 27 3i 50 54 47 14 37.
GEORGETOWN—Class 13.
71 42 1 55 73 56 9 59 5 74 10 43 62
POKOMOKE RIVER—Class 20.
44 59 41 15 19 G 55 48 60 58 7 36
GR VND CONSOLIDATED—TJam 7.
7U 48 40 19 57 77 73 3 45 9 5 36 65
POKOMOKE RIVER- Chas 21.
64 27 20 69 22 54 39 55 43 49 67
GEORGETOWN—Clara 15.
16 26 14 52 10 28 53 2 3 45 21
JAS. PHALEN & Co,
Manager«.
feb 24.
BRICKS! BRICKS!
T HE subscriber has, and will keep on hind*, a
general aH*ortmentnf bricks of various kind»,
consisting of hard ; salmon, rtd, paving, front
stock and pressed, Ac. Set.
present, (at lit* estahli-hment, the firet
He Ins
Brick Yard above the old Sweed's Chnrch.)
than 600,000 bricks of the very best quality ; and
re>pcctfully request* all who want the articlo V>
amine for themselves.
Pine and Oak Wood received in exelnnge, on
liberal term«. SAMUEL McCAULLKY.
Wilmington, Jan 20,1843—ly
ALSO, the ti
by
of a
active negro boy
stomed to rhe Farming business, about nln«v
teen and a half year* of age, and has about
ond a half years to h
his behaviour
Fob 24.
, he is civil and mild in
His indentures will be sold low
F ive quarter siieetiivgs.
Just rcct'ived.two cases bleached and one bate
unbleached superior five-foui th Sheetings, and for
sale at no. G2 Market street by
feb 24. SAM'L BUZBY.
A.
fine colored chintzes.
J UST opened sixty piece« of superior fine color
ed Chintzes and fir sale at the low price of
per yard, ut No 62 Market
W»
*, bv
8. BUZ BY.
fob 24.
Countcrpaincs.
IUST opened a lot of 10. 12 and 131 superior
>'* white couoterpaines and selling at about one
half tho former prices at No 62 Market street by
leb 24. _ 8. B UZBY.
GR4IYD CONCERT OF VOCAI.
AND
.3
mammisrm tom,
1||R. GILLINGHAM most respectfully
ill. nounoes to the citizens of this pi ice and it*
vitlnlly that he will give a Grand Concert at the
Town Hall on Feb. 27th, 1843, in which he will
be assisted by Miss SARAH GILLINGHA M, Mr.
CIIAS. GILLINGHAM and Mi« ELLEN MOB.
GAN The prograntmo will consist of Sonos,
Waltzes, Duetts, Rondos and Marches of the
latest and most admired composition.
all bills.
For particulars
Door« open at 7 o'clock, Concert to comma
half past 7.
Tickets 25
Feb. 22.
», without distinction of age.
Thirty per Cent. Cheaper than can be bought
Elsewhere.
\
L
©Am AST© SKS'Jä
IF YOU PLEASE.
A GENERAL agency office is just opened at
No 82, Market street, three doors below
Fourth street, for the sale of all Genuine Paient
Medicines and Prepai ulions. Among the «tuck
will be found
2achuridh'a celebrated paten* Labor saving prepa
ration for cleaning brass. See.
Dr Peters' medicated Lozenge*, for cough y
I
d
do Strengthening Plaster,
do Vegetable Pillj,
Dr Jaynes' Expedient,
do Vermifuge,
Hair Tonic,
do Sanative Pill,
Dr Swiyne's Compound Fyrupof Wild Cherry,
do anti-bilious Pills,
do Panacea,
do
r Jarvis' Soothing Syrup,
a
Dr Dettcr'* Vegetable 12 J Cent Pill«,
2 icb irith's candy for coughs and colds, price 3 cts.
Higgins' cough syrup,
Sbanck's pulmonic syrup,
H dm of Columbia,/or the hair,
Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Hays' Liniment,
East India Hair Dye,cofor* the hair but not the tkin.
Oriental water of Gold, very delightful peffume,
Welch tooth.ache Drop«. We warrant this remedy.
Expectorant Syrup,
Indian Vcg. Elixir for rheumatism,
Lin's Ch in
do do
at
Balm.
I'iils
do
spread plaster,
do
Extract of Sarsaparill 1 ,
n's Headache Remedy,
or's Balsam of Livcrwo
Orris Tooth Wash,
f, hlorine, do do.
Beautifying Lotion,
Extract of Rose,
g"®; 1 " O' 1 -
a !î'; ir ; s M CENT.-. FER iJOIT'LlS,
'Y« rd ' do
.''*"*
„ eaver * M . T. Salve,
1 Rope Ointment, for Salt Rheum,
Slou*e Infinit Drops.
With a large number of other
ion. A large dis
Spoh
T.,y|.
ike genuine,
r do. '
ides too ml
* to «n
feb22 -1m.
*h.
t for
T. ZACÜARIAH, Jr.
■jTUS T opened.ond fortulc by Slacüm & Vank
<U a handsome lot of new Peaches, very bright
and fresh which will be sold low. Call and sec be«.
tort purchasing
»0 any
Feb. 23.
O LD IRON WANTED—Tho high st "pri
given for all kinds of wrought and scrap
WM. IHJTLTER.
King« Intel, list weed 2d snd 3d.
; also a lot of Dried Apples, equal
r in the market, and Arill be zrld cheap»
Iron, by
.1 .n 13
IIIIDS. of P. R.sugar,do. 3 NowjUrlcuns do
8W 5 do. Trinidad niellasses, will be sold cheap
corner of Second and King streots.
8LACU.M & VANE.
KCEIVED
Street, an assortment of Cast Steel Hand,
Tenant and circular Saw* of " American M
facture" each Saw is warranted genuine and will
he sold nt manufacturers prices by
for sale
li
No. 50 marke
June 15.
JNO. A, DUNCAN.
»f OU3ELINB DE LaWBS. -Ju
If JL crived a very pretty ussoitmcnt of Mm
line «le Lancs« with a few p
and s
which will be sold chcop
oct. 26.
in de Lane's
new Article for Ladici we ir
43 market street.
W. JONES.
Cheaper than the Cheapest.— Just re.
ccivod from auction another large lot of those
good and fist colored fio Culicoas, together with u
variety of other goods equally cheap, and selling
List at No. 74 Market «f eet.
NORRIS W. PALMER.
st.
J^INEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS —
A good assortment opened this day, a
:et, and selling fist and cheap.
No.
71 Market
J m 6.
4 LPACIIA »V CHUCHONG LUSTRES—
iS. Ju.t received at No..43 Market street, a
rtinentof plain and plaid Alpacha
few piece* of Cliuso .g Lustre*, a
and beautiful article fbr ladies dresses, which
selling Io«* by
Luslri
I
30
W. JONES.
FLASTHRS.
TRENGTIIEN'ING. W
Pitch Plasters of various «
8
and Burgundy
izes and price»;
machinery by
EDWARD BRINGHURST,
Chemist and Apothecary,
feb 3 Corner Market and Sixth street».
Druggist and country merchants an »plied low
r with
HAWLS—Ju*t opened a splendid assortment
of Winter Shawls, consisting in part of 10.4
rh dark KabylSh iwIs, diene paterns; 6 , 8 , and
10-4 plain, colored and black French blanket
shawl* 10-4 De* Gnttge*; 4, 6 , 8 and 10 4 plaid
blanket shawl*; 8 and 10 . 4 *bcafv wrought shawl*;
10-4 su|»«rfin« heavy tbibet merino shawls ; 10-4
plain colored m
plu-h and velvet
74 Market »tree*.
s
a
azigran ; «I 10 rich ebene silk,
points, and selling cheap at No.
N. W. PALWER.
Jan 6
TWICE A DAY FOR PIHLA^A.
THE STEAMBOAT RAINBOW.
The inhabitants of Wilmington
the opening of the
respectfully informed, that
Navigation, the
SWIFT & PLEASANT STEAMAOAT RAINBOW
ico a day, between
the exceeding
low price of 12i centseach way. For further in
formation apply to
Will
Wilmington and Philadelphia,
JAMES A. STEVENS, Proprietor,or
H.F. LOPER, No. 46, South Whsrva»,
Wilmington, Feb. 13.
Philadelphia
FEATHER RENOVATING,
Corner of Fourth and Walnut ita,
Wilmington, Del.
HE subscriber having, for the accommoda
tion of the citizens of Wilmington and vici
nity, at considerable expense, erected and put in
operation, a Feather Renovator, for the purpose cl
cleansing and improving Feathers, most respect
full« solicits their patronage.
The utility of renovating
ted and approved bv all who have given it a fair
and iuif srtlal trial, forasmuch as it revives old and
sodden feathers, makes them lively and pleasant,
and (hat without loss of feathers; it cleanses them
from 61th and disagreeable smell—kills the moths
and insects which destroy* feathers—cleanses the
gum, and hardens the toll quill end» and makes
them sweet, comfortulde and healthy.
The subscriber having considerable experience
in the business, flatters himself that he will be
able to give satisfaction to all tho
to favor him with their
Any person being disposed to make trial of the
experiment, may give him a bed, from the poorest
they have, to the best, provided they he gco-e oi
duck feathers, and if they are not improved by
the operation, they will be no charge made.
On account ef the deranged state of business
and scarcity of money, he has reduced the prieo
during winlegt o four cents per pound ; he hopes
rrcfT.re, that nil who study heil'h and economy.
d give him a trial,and be assured that
his part shall be wanting to give satis.
• HUGH KIRKPATRICK.
T
leathers has been test.
who will please
Hi
will call
nothing
NOTICE.
T HE subscriber intends to open and establish
a GENERAL 1 INTELLIGENCE and COM
MISSION HOUSE, where he is now ready to do
any hind of ordinary writing, such •« Posting
Books, copying or drawing Accounts, Articles of
Agreement. Leases, Notes
on-tble terms, and he hope» b» strict attention
and iudustry, to merit the patronogo of a gene
and considerate public, and all orders will be
thankfully received and promptly n
Jan. 11—2mo HUGH KIRKPATRICK.
Bond«, on the mm
1 * 111:11 nnuKiiiiü.
T HE subscriber has ju«t received a large a
extensive assortment of PATENT MEDI
CINES. among which are the following articles:
Brandreth'i) Pills, Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pill«,Dcttercn'« Vegetable Pills,*L»r Martin'* Vegr.
tabic or nnti-bilious Pills, Dr Mason's blood Puri
fier, do. Female, Ho. Headache Pills, Dr S Mason's
I ltd inn Vegetable Pills, Lion of the day,
Pills, Dr Brandreth's External Remedy or
Liniment, Hull's Rheumatic Liniment, Reynolds'
• Reynolds' Embrocation, Cough
Plaster, Reynold»' Tetter Wash,
Pierce's Vestimental Fluid, Martin's Compound,
Pulmonary Balsam of Ilorchound, Pease's Hore
bound Candy, Lee's Worm Candy, Cephalic or
Headache Snuff", Ann's Common Salve, Sterling'*
Improved Strengthening Plaster or
Red Li.
re-nll Suive.
GEORGE REYNOLDS,
20— 6». No 108 market st. Wilmington.
For sale by
2d
RIED APPLES AND PEACHES.—Just re
ccivod a quantity dried Apples and Peaches
and for sale by
fob 10
!>
W. A BIRD.
Market and Front
S. W. cor:
US r rice
,25 tub* of superior butter, and
W. A. BIRD,
for sale at
dee 7. southwest corner offiontand market 8 t.
HBed Tickings.—Constantly on banda goo d
IJ assortment of low priced and superior Heavy
Tickings, from Gj to 25 cent*. Also. Mariner'*
Striped Shirting selling very cheap at No. 74 Mar
ket a
N. W. PALMER.
6
THEBjwonïËXBE.*, été.
T ukrmomëters, s ■„
Spirit Level* in and out
d 10 inch,
of case*.
One Hi
ed
All the n
warranted correct and bo sold
at reasonable price* by
EDWARD BttlNGHURST,
Chemist and Aooth«cnry,
Corner Market nod Sixth s'nvts.
feb 3
IlHTIOVftla.
W M BUTLER res >rctfully i ifor
friends and the public generally, that he
oved I i* Cheap Clothing Store, to No. 16
East Second St., 4th door King lower side, where
hand a large a*soitment of
« coats, roundabouts, panta
'hirts, drawers, bosoms, col
lars, stocks, handkerchief«, &c., which he will sell
at reduced price*.
hie
has
be intends keeping
cheup clothing, such
d vest*. Als
jan 30-tf.
REMOVAL.
CHARLES Y. RAYMOND,
P RACTICAL HAT AND CAP
MANUFACTURER, would it
d* nnd th- public, that he has Re
mnvedWuC REAP ft AT and CAP MANVFAC.
'WRY from No. 83 Cbesnut Street, to No. 129
Cbesnut Street, one door below Fourth Street. Forth
tide, under the Auction Rooms of Messrs Lyon &
Hart, where he will continue to fut nish his ju*l
ly celebrated Braven Hats nt the low
four dollars and tU3tnty.fi
sped, if no* superior,
form his fri
, equal in all fe
nny »old in tlie rity at
His fi
$5,00 and tipwuid
'
ia Hat* at
83,50 warranted to be on fi ie fur bodies, far mr
pa** any Hat sold elsewhere to $4. to $4,50.
To tost the truth of the above a«aeilion, those
ed to satisfy themselves, a
call at any or all the other store* previous
ing on the subscriber, as he is
appreciated when compared with
C. F. RAYMOND.
No. 129 Chesuut st. North Side.
Philadelphia.
requested
call,
that his Hat*
will be
otl
feb 10—Sw
N. B.—Country Merchants will find it to their
advantage to call on the subscriber. SHIPPING
FURS, wanted of all kinds.
HATS AND CAPS
For Sale at Ko. 7 Market Street.
rilHP. proprietor hiving rerved *
■ an apprentice" to the Hatting Busi
u practical journey
his friend* and the public i
a call and examine the good* for themselves.
No. 1 Beaver Hats, No. 2 Nutrii do., Nos. 6 and
7 Napped do.. No. 1 Russia Brush do., No. 2 Rus
sia do., No. 3 plain Russia. Also a
a, and
tor
solicits
nty y
général,
give him
ii ty of
Cloth, Glazed and Fur Caps, which lie will »ell
very cheap to«uit the times, st No. 7 Market si.
NATHANIEL MORRIS.
Wilmington, Nov 14—3in
BOOT & SHOE It AJII'F ACTURtn
No. 58. J Horitt ft., Aetwifit Second and Third,
WILMINGTON, DEL.,
Return* 8 iis thanks for the liberal patronage here
tofore extended to him, and respectfully solicits«
ntmumee of the same
ntinumce ot the seme.
Ho keep* constantly on hand a general assort.
ent of BOOTS and SHOES of the best quali'y,
the lowest market price.
the country
ested to call and examine fbr themselves.
0*N B—Don't forget No. 58 Market st.£D
december 19,—6m.
which lie will »ctl
Boots and Shoes made
*t notice. People fr
th. I
re
h
V
P ORCELAIN W.4RE— « superior „tieleol
Porcelain or cnamikd ware, consisting of
Preserving kettles, Sauce Pans, Stc«, just received
and foi sale by JNO.L. HADDEN
August 19,1841
k Co.
No.57 Market Street.
DEAR it in inind that you have never failed to
-**get4rjcd apples and peaches of the beat
quality, when you
and King etreete. Still
to the corner of Second
ome on. we have prime
SLACUM & VANE
■
Jan
Lotteries Tor February 1843.
GEORGETOWN LOTTERY.
Authorized by the Legislature for the erection of
Academy ond Masonic Hall a* Georgetown,
Sussex county, and for finishing the Episcopal
Church tiiercin. Draws at Wih.ungton, Del.
Class 14 draws Saturday, February 18. Capital
prize 13,500. Tickets tl.
Clos« 15. draws Tuesday, February 31. Capital
prize f6,000. Tickets 82.
Class 16, draws Saturday, February 25. Capital
prize 84,000. Tickets 8L.
Class 17, draws.Tuertdsy,
prize $7,(00. Tickets $2.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF
DELAWARE.
For improving the Navigation of Pokonioke River
and erecting
finishing the Episcopnl Church.
Phalen &. Co., Manag
February 28. Capital
Academy and Moronis Hall aod
Ju
I, draws at Wil.
mington.
Class 7 dr
rize 812,090. rickets 84.
Class 8 draws '1 hursdjy Feb 23. Capita* prise
810,000. Tickets 84.
SCHOOL l 1 UND LOTTERY, of R. I.
rhursday February 16. Capital
For the benefit of public schools.
Draw« at Providence. \
CL*» 275 draws Friday, February 17. Capitol
prizo glO.OOO. Tickets g4.
Cla-H276, draws Saturday, February 18. Capi
tals 825,000, and 12,000. Tickets 810.
Class 277 draws Monday, February 20. Capital
$16,000. Tickets 85.
Class 278. draws Tuesday, F<b21. Capital
811.000. Ticket« 4.
Class 281, draws Friday, February 24. Capital
prize 810,000. Tickets 84.
Class 2&2, draws Saturday Fab 25. Capita!«
830.000. andlO,OOOTickets 810.
Class 263 draws Monday, February #T. Capital
prize 825,000, and 20 of 1.000. Ticket« $8.
Class 284 draws Toe.day, February 28. Capital
815.000. Tickets 85.
For sale by the package or single ticket, at the
Malingers' Oifice, No CO, Market sheet, Wilmlng.
ton,Delaware. Z. B. GLAZIER.
BOOTSAND SHOES.
T AMES GRUBB respectfully inform«
** and ih * public in general, that he s
Street,
hi« friend*
to" No" 99
be liai on hand,
his Establishment from Fnm
Market street, (West sid ■,) who
large assortment of good
Hoot, and Shoes,
All unde in the most durable and fashionable stylo
end *o|,| on very liberal terms.
Having been many years i
given very general
k to all who will fu
ago. O'Don't forget No. 29 Mark
side ).£D
the business and
roinmend
wi h their patron
, (West
he
his
li
Jan 25, 1813 — ly.
CHEAPER TH AN THE CIIKAPE8T.
/?. Chadwick't Netvitpaper and Periodical
Office, .
No. Cl Market street, between Second and Third,
Wilmington, Delaware
L OOK HERE—ASTONISHING!—Novels of
all kinds issued from the ("heap Offices in
Philadelphia and ,V
I2J and 25 cents.
Gralnni's Mdgnsine. Lady's Book, Miss Leslie'«
Home Book and World of Fashion.
Tall and see them, they make splendid presents.
All the Daily and Weekly Ncwspap* rs constant,
ly on hand.
Subscribers will have tho Magazines end paper«
left at their hou.se if desirable.
of cheap reading are re spcclftilly
call and examine the assortment.
• York, for sale here. Price
Persons
invited
jan C tf
El,LING OFF BELOW COST.—The sub
scriber being determined to sell « ff his pre.
sent stock of Fall and Winter Dry Good*,
for Spring Good«, wilt tell them much below
inal cost ; and has now on hand e firtl
nrtment of cloths,
aved, diamond, beaver snd pilot cloth* and
MoUscliiic de lane*,Alpacha lu*.
.«hu-dionglustir.Frcnchjilnids bombazines, black
and colored silks, s it'ms and sirges, flannel!«,
blankets, cotton blanketing and baizes, ingrsin.
venitian, hemp and rag carpeting«, floor cloths, oil,
cloths and ruggs, chintzes, ralicoe* from 4 cents
up to 25
S
»ko
the orig
, satinets, vest*
fluihings.incri
s,M
ehester, Scotch and American
u . table and sheeting linen«
Russia and bird eye diaoer*. long lawn*, cambric,
mull, jaconett, Swiss and l«iok muslihs, checks,
fl mncls, bleached and brown
shirting and sheeting muslins, pin id*, stripe* and
drillings, with a good assortment of hosiery and
glove* of all kinds, paddings, canvas«, silcsias,
colored cambrics. &e An
gtng'-ams Dish |i
King«,
WASHINGTON JONES,
No 43, Market street.
YALANKETS.— A very cheap lot of Rose, Whit*
ney and twilled Blankets, may be found at
No. 43 Market street.
Jan 18
W. JONES.
3
H AMS, &c. —10,000 lb* bacon,hams, shoul
der» and »ides; also 200 keg» No 1 J.ARD
A & M K CARNAHAN
upper corner niirket and front st
for sa'e by
v 1
Dr. Becker's Dye Balsam.
HIS colcbnt-d f.-medy for Weak or Inflamed
Eyes, ha* stood the test of many years tti-.l,
« in curing the above disease is very
grca\ particularly wh. n the rj« lid is much affect,
ed. A lurge «up. ly ju«t received and for aale,
wholesale and retail, bv tbengont
EDWARD BRINGHURST.
dec 23 Corner of Market and Sixth »treat«.
T
and i
ROOMS—50 dozen Corn Brooms for sale
n
by
_A. &. M. K. CARNAHAN,
SACKS nt Ashton filed salt fo
ground and Turk's Island do,
,d king (scpt96.) SLACUM A VANE.
June n
Ir. also
100
t the cor.
of 2d
ALT—200 bushel* 'lurk'* Island Salt.
80 sicks Liverpool Ground do.
30 <lo Ashton Fine
20 bids Syracuse
For «ale by the *ub<criber at t lie south
of Front and market at. (febl 7 .) W. A. BIRD.
THE BARREL— Just ro
I Jl ceivedat the corner of2(f and King sts., a
few barrels of superior Herring, rut up for family
Je 13 SLACUM 4 VANE.
hind, fraah HWJ atkH'u b
Butter, of prima quality at tho corn«g^£8*.
cond and King streets.
Jan 13
ERL^rSïTcAl^-Spih and M.in'XR
perior quslity, in hoxe 4. 5, and 6 to the M
DUNCAN.
do,
do.
onstanTly
C
Ä Ä , , , . ^— -
^00(1 L *0 Philadelphia Buckwheat*
Meal, for eale, at the eorner of
and K| rtreeU>
* •
" 10
SLACUM St VAN*:.
f>r rale bv J A
50 market«! «n**Sl
SLACUM St VANE.
CHEAPER STILL.
I WIL ANN ELS
JT cheap as you want them —
Good white Canton Flannel« for
do Red, all wool do
do Yellow do
Super do do do
Extra super Red
do do whit«
he had at Palmer*, a«
61 cents.
16 and 18}
1 1
do
2 .»
do
9 i
do
2..
N. W. PALMER.
January 5.
1?IPFLANNELS. -Just received another
lot of good Canton flannels for 61 cents per
yard—also red woolen flunnel* for I2J ccat* pei
yard. dee 21. W JONES.
A Large lot o| country eoap in .tore, and wiu
he s«W ehaaf -p 3* SLAÇXttf k VAN!