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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27
MADISON CouNTY, TLLiNoIs. }

November 2s. 1927.
Geaelsmsn. have seen with regret,
that 8 remark mada by Nr. Jet!srsen to
ms, in The freedom Of social and friendly
Intercourse, and which repeated in
the same spirit to q friend lssi winter,
should have found It's way into The news
papers My rsluosancs TO appearing
bsfors the public, and giving publicity
to 90 expression used convsrsatisn,
has restrained r,e from noticing the ma
nv unjusti6able versions and aninad-
versions which its publication has given
rise 20: ov yielding to the frequent appli-
cations made to ns By many of my
friends and acquainsasces, TO make
known Mr.. Jeserson's opinion OF Gen.
JacksOn's qualifications and htnsss for
the presidency. Nor should ! nos be
induced to de- part from my purpose of
remsining slent, but for the extreordina.
nv efforts which have bssn made, and
the peculiar character OF acme Of thu
parties concerned, to dispSove the cor.
rectnsss of the opinions OF Mp Jsher-
son, as expressed 20. and repeated by
me. After what has past, ! do not feel
myself at liberty any longer to decline
making explanations, which have be-
couae the more necessary from the er
rome Gus assertions recently attributed to
me, and the improper use made of
nv name in the public jourssls: ] shall
therefore, so fas yield to the cali con-
tanned in your letter of the Goth instant
as to make, in reply to il, the following
statement: under the conviction, that
il has becoms not less to nae ADD is the
occasion, than 10 the opinions OF 40
respectable q portion of my fellow CT
tizens; and with the full persuasion
that II there be any thing objectionable
in my conduct, an excuse will De found
in the fact of my name having been
brought befors the public, without my
consent, the improper Liberties taken
with it, and the unJusti6sble attempts
made in sparagsmsnt, not merely Of
nv memory. bu, Of my character.
On The nth of August, 1925, while
sn visit 30 Mr.. Jefferson, at Monti'ei'
10, had very long and highly interest
ing conversation with him, IN relation TO
tbs last presidential election; IN which
he spoke very freely and fully OF men
and of things, and dwslt at considerable
length on the character, principles and
conduct OF the gentlemen who had
baen candidates He expa,iassd dispas-
uona,ely, and without reserve; drew
cen parrisons, made determinations, &
described in his usual forcible language,
,hs good and bad traits in the character
Of each. He gave the decided prefs
renee to Mr.. Crawford, and said il wa,
greatly 10 be regretted that be should
have lost bis health, and with il his
lection. Having failed to elect him, he
Iexprsssed qualification that the choice
had fallen on Ms. Adaps; to whom, ne
.aid hs bad objections, several ol
which be explained; but conceived him
10 b. more safe and fit, and by bis &c
ou;,smepts and habits of life, by fa'
; 5s.,ar ouaIified THAI Gan. jackson to
discharge the duties of the presidency
liz a word, he spoke Of Ma Adams al
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

II STRAY MARE.-Came 10 the subscriber
IL farm. about the middle of last month, an
ESTR.4Y MARE, with white main and SAL,
bald face, saddle spots on her back near the
left shoulder, supposed to have the sSsiuy .shod
al round, upwards Of fourteen hands bigh, a.
bout Il years old, appraised to twenty dollars.
The owner is desired to come, prove property,
pay charges and take her away.
JOHN JOY.
Morgan County, Dec. 6.-3t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27
Copy Of . letter from T. W G,irner. Esq
10 Governor Coles.

CHARLorTxsyILLE May 81, isaT.
DEAa SRA: Yours Of the 22d was
handed ne this moment. | am truly
mortified at tho harsh and indeeersus
use which has bsen made of our name
in come xion with what seems to have
been private conversation. The truth
is, If it must be told, that Nv Jefferson
nads no secret Of bis opinions Of Gen.
jackson. Asa soldier and patriot, the
General va, regarded by Mr.. jefferson,
as By the American People, with admi.
ration and gratitude. | speak more
from information derived from others,
than ofwhat know myself, when lay,
that Mr.. Jefsrson's opinion of General
jackson as a statesman was less favora.
BILE. Ibelievs bis opinion on this Subject
was aotorieus am ong these Who posssss-
ed any share of bis confidence. | re-
member to have heard MIR. Jefferson, on
one occasion, uss an expression, which
struck me, not so uuch by the senti-
meat it contained, (which indeed, was
then very common one in Virginia.
as the siyls in which il was made.
Speaking OF the several candidates for
the Presidency, before the last election.
he remarked that "ons might as well
make a sailor Of cock. OF soldier OF
"a goose. as . President of Andrew
jackson These words made an in
delibls impyession on my memory They
were ustAred with tons OF sportivs,
almost Of eontsmptuous dssisisn. Mr.
Jefferson was discansiag, at the time
when this re mark was elected, on the
pronsness of the multitude To givea mar
who possessed enc virtue, credit for o
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27
JOHN II. ORNDORFF,
No. 80 .Haricef sfress-- BALTIMORE,
Has in store foe safa

I&b IN 1tokc t1s Sht&x
$500 bush Liverpool G A. SALT,
$50 do. do. Fine do.
I25 sacks do. large size.
$50 ions PLASTER, LIST quality,
1000 lbs. Western Feashers, do
New Eng RUM-Peach Brandy,
Sugar housr and w MoLAssEs,
Coffee, Fish, Oil, Tar, &c. &c.
GJHe also oeEs leave 20 inform his friendss
.lhAers, Disfiliers and Formers, that he viii -
sll tianes, purchase tor CASH, at the fair mar
ke, priees. FLOUR, GgHISkEY, and al osheR
Country Prodnte that may offer; or sell ON
commission, and make liberal advances, TO ali
those who would prefer having their business
done in that way.
Having made engagements to supply nuFnbr
Of families With corn.sed PORK, he will bs
glad TO receive any quantity.
December 20--6..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

4 STU AY BULL.-Came TO the subscribers
IL farm about twelve months since. an essyay
BLACK .NULEY BULL, with some white
spots on his rump and belly, nearly years old,
sll, IN the lett ear; appraised to ak dollars
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take him away.
ALEXANDER DAUGHERTY
Dec Ga.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

NJ OrlCE.-Ai those who became purchs
~ sers al the sale OF John Walter. are infor
med, that their respective obligations will fall
due On the 17th inst. and that they are left with
the SUBSCRIBER for collection. Those interested,
will take notice, that it they are no, speedily
paid, suits will be brought to eempell the
same.
GEO. sEIBERT.
Dec. 6.-St.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

& PoONS AND WATCH LoST.-SsUe short
~ time since, TIE undersigned wrapped up IN
= cloth six Silver Table Spoons and four SILVER
Tea spoons, with the initisls of A. ~. engraved
on each. and Silver Cap'd Watch, with the
initials OF A. M. engraved on the out side o.
esss. and on the inside 4. Mccoy, in full; haV'
ing placed them IN the hands Of some person for
safe keeping. and not remembering who. VII
thank them if they would inform her OF It
Should they be stolen, liberal reward wiil Or
paid to the finder on returning the same-AH
persons are Cautioned against purchasing or
trading for any OF the above articles
REBECCA CROUCH.
Martinsburg, Dec. l3.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27
DAVID LIGHT, Stephens MIL

THAMES this method Of informing the Esr'
L wsrs OF the neigbbourhOod thai he 's
now ready for the reception Of all KINDS OIL
Grain, and solicts share of public patronage
lie wlil give 2 barrel Of Flour for every 3Oolos'
Of Wheat, and stand the inspections OF George
Town, Aexsndris or Baltimore. lie propose
buying Wheat, and will at all times, give f~H
price in cGsb for the same.
August le.--f.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

AND FOX SALE. The heirs Of Samuel
IL Parker. deceased. offer for sale, the
Tract or Land, late she property OF said
decd lyag in the county Of Berkeley, one
mile from the Falling Waters, and adjoining The
lands OF Philip G.. pendleton, William Lewiss
Henry Myers, Archibald Sheassr and sthsrs,
containing enc hundred and tcsty.seven aofss
OF good slate land, about the one hall is closnec
in timber; the open land 10 good state OF cub
tiyston--she Improvements comfortable. u -
deemed unnecessary 20 give further descrip-
ion, as any perscn disposed 70 purchase. viii
doubtless firss view the same. which will b
shown on application tostbe subscriber, and
rms made known.
Nov 2o.-tfs JACOB BASORE-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
TWO DOLLARS PER- ANNvnr

PAYABLE tE ADvANoB;
Oh TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
APTER THE YEAR zxPIREs.
UT No paper discontinued until all arrears
gss are paid up, except st the discretion OF
The Editor.
20 Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
One Dollar per square for the three first inser-
kOns. enc twenty-five cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
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G.. D. WILSON, & co.
Nc. 24s- Market ST. Baltimore,
liz. -. -I-.-...-.-- 4 - L.

No' %4o- MQFkeE 81. baltimore,
Have just received snd offer for sale,
sos Bags RIO CcFFEE-received by
brig Caledonia superhne Greer
and Strung.
$50 bush. Liverpool G. Alum SALT,
$50 sacks do. Blown SALT, large size,
900 tons PLASTER.
2ooO lbs. Kentucky FEATHERS, beat
quality and low.
Herrings, Shad, Mackeral,
Tar, &C.
IfThey also avail themselves Of this oppoF.
sunity TO inform their friends, Farmeys, yNiHer8
and Distilters, that they ooptis1s 10 purchase
for Cash, Flour, Whiskey, Flax seed, Glover
cred, and Country produces generally, always
paying the market price.
Those that prefer having their Ghiskey Geld
on commission are informed that ,hey can be sc
sommo dated by the subscribers.
GOODS received, snd forwarded agresasly
10 order, without DELAY.
G, b. WILSoN. e co.
Nov. Is Cow 6w.
VIRGI.VIA-Bekeiey County Court. 10 urls:
October Term. 1927.
David Reese, P!sianF.
James Sellers and Thomas Ress, Dsf'n.
In CHkNCERY.
HE defendant James Sellers net having
i entered bis appearance. and given
security according TO the act 1T Assembly and
the rules of this court. and i, appearing 20 the
satisfaction of this court that he is not 80 il
habitant Of this state--B to Ordered, that the
said absent defendant do sppeat here on the
second Monday in January next, and answer
abe bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of thiA
al 49, L. n L.
excessively in the Msrtinshurg Gazette, and
be ! osted at the door Of the Court House Of
shls county.
COpy-Teste.
Nov 8. 1897 d HUNTER. c.na
YLRGLNI4-Berkeley County Court, TO reis:
Ocfoser Term, 1927
James Pearse, PlainaF,
Ezra Vanmetre, Lewis PeaTse ard Catbssine
his VIE, John Vsnmetre. Thornton Taylor
fsnmietre, Abraham Gorreli, william Lvng,
surviving partner of Long Stewart. and
Daniel Burkhsrt. Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
FENHE defendants Ezra Vsnms,se. and Lexis
IL Pearse and Catharine his wife, no, having
entered their Appearance, and given secu r.y
according 20 the act Of Assembly and the Enes
OF this court and 1t appearing 60 the satstaes
ton OF this court that they net inhahitsnt
OF this s'ste-H Is Ordered. that the said de
PENDANTS do appear here on the second MONDAY
IN January next, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted for two months sue .easvsly IN the
Nsr,lnsburg Gazette, and be posted at the door
of the Court House Of this county.
A Copy--Feste,
d. HUNTER, csc.
Nov. 9. 1897
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Morgan County, Dec. 6.-3t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-27

d. HUNTER, c. sc.
Nov, 9. 1897.
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To Nsssrs Forquer, I'reese, Ford, Psekot'
A'Krs, Lipp,ncots, Miller, and Todd.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
AGTsMT'G.

.Coycopp.-Dr. Thomas Adams, T. NJ.
BarpGEvlLLE.-IIenryC Cannon, T. M.
MILroN.-Mr. Arthur Mildly.
FRANKFoRp-Mr. Isaiah Long.
DAcspoRouGH.--Dr Edward Dlngle.
firoRcE TowN.-Mr. Joshua S. Layton.
I.EwEs--H. F. Rodney,P. M.
MiLFoRD.-Mr. Joseph 9. Oliver,
FREpEnIcA.-J. Emerson, +. M.
CAspEN.-rhomas Wainwright, ?. NJ,
DovER.-John Robertson, Esq,
SmyRNA--salnuel II. Hodson, Esq.
GAsrwE1.Ls BRIDGE.--Manloye Hayes, M.
N1ppLETowY.- Harry, T. M.
s,anIr BRipGE.--John Clement, T. M.
V AnwIcK, Md--John Moreton, T. NJ
Subscribers living in the vicinity Of the residence
+ these AGENTS, may pay their subscription money
them, they being authorized to receive IT. and tt
i've receipts.
Other Agents will be appointed as soon as ar
ln~a ,nens can be made.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
NdsEEGE.

Persons wishing any sort Of PRINTING done, with
fatness, accuracy. and dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
serted, or SUBSCRIPTIONS paid where there are
J Agents appointed in their neighbonrhood to re-
Dive them, viii pleas apply, dlrect to n. Porter
hid son, No. 81, Market Street, Wilmington
All communications, not OF the above charactcT'
he addressed to NJ. Bradford, Editor of the Della
fare journal, Wilmington.
This advancement is made for the more regular
Ind prompt execution of business.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
TNISGEMEAMX.
rrzIr DocTo1, EN TROUBLE.

A doctor there lived in the county Of Fife,
Physic EN-, tisic EN-, ho -
Ana he had wife, the plague OF his ll'e'
With her sq,iallery, hawiery no! =
She worried and teaxed the unfortunate eli,
VI his patients were few, he was patleM himsef:
Nh, ut last she fell sick and was land OIL the shei',
Wit, her sigh away, de away. no
Now IN sabes tho doctor had often rehearsed,
Whine away, groan away, no
And lie always wore mourning for fear of the worst
With his seem to grieye. laugh in sleeve, no
So n coffin he bought of friend iii the trade'
And ma'am under ground very snugy was iaid;
And the very next night Bous married his maid,
With her ie for shame change her name, no
Nav il happened that night that gentleman, bred,
,1;p away, in the clay, hn,
10 the graas occupation Of raising the dead,
With his coli, crack spade and sack, ho!
f,anr al one in the morning the doctors nigatheil,
And said-"sir, pve brought you subject 10 sell
Nut lie wachman is near, he quick-or he'll tell:
With your cut and slash-pay the cash--ho
The doctor had scarcely rcfastened the door,
With his bolt and chain. lock again. ho'
When he thought in the sack he heard somebody snore
With their snonze EN-, foozle en- no
but who shall. describe the poor doctors surprise,
When he opened the sack to examine his prize;
or his wife was come back and she opened her eyes,
With her squaltery hawlery. no!
And the doctor ,--he dropt her and ran away, no.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
.AN ADDRESS
TO TIIE FREEMEN OF MARYLAND,

From CosvENTIoN OF DELEGATES appointed OF
the PropLE of the State, friendy 10 the recollection
Of JOHN QUINCY aD.lsNS as President Of tue
United States, and held in the City Of Baltimore,
on the esd day Of .Jufy, 1927.
An appeal TO the people upon matters OF great
national concern. is a proceeding that accorts with
the highest sense of respect for public sentiment,
and is in entire con onance with the principles OF
Representative Government. Happily living under
a government of opinion, we must always expect
that contests Of opinion will arise, and 1t becomes
us to enter into such conflicts with the iearlessness
that marks treemen--with the just Difference for
the opinion of others that distinguishes those VINO
are in quest of truth, and with decorum that be-
longs to the character Of our country.
4 meeting OF our felow-citizens opposed to the
existing Administration of the Federal Government,
having been recently held in this city, for the pur-
pose of dfusng among the people OF the State that
spirit of discontent which marks the manifesto they
have issued and of rousing them to eject the pre-,
sent President of the United States from oilce and
to substitute General Andrew Jackson IN his place
1t is from this decision, and from the opinions and
motives which sustain it, that we now appeal and
we desire to lay before the dspassionate good sense
of the freemcn Of Maryland, the reasons OF our
dissent.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
From, the Pennsylvania Mtel'igcnccr.

From the Pennsylvania intct'lgenccr.
Henry Baldwin, Esq. Of Pitsburg, has placed
himself at the head Of the Jackson party in the west
and in a long communication to the Mercury. avoW-
div from his pen declared his hostility to the wool
lens bill. We find no fault with his choice of candl-
date for the chefmagistracy. He but exercises his
right in following and striving to enforce his predi
lectons but we doubt exceedingly, the soundness
of his objections to the bill in question, or his ability
great as il may be in better cause. to give them
currency IN this state Abstracted from the mass
of electioneering, and other matter. with Which ne
has blended them. they reducib!e totwo papanie
cavls. by no means worthy Of his former reputation
and supposing an ignorance in the people OF his stare
for which he merits, and if we Judge them rightly,
will receive little Of their thanks, whatever may be
the reward of his efforts in southern aaer,dadn
He must employ other means. if he expects 10 hhu-
ence their judgements or conclate their confidence.
His first objection to the provisions OF that b IS lhat
it embraces. exclusively, the interests OF New Eng
land, and secondly. that, by enacting 1t, we Wouo
give them all they asked and leave our ,h'ercs.s
Without any future security but promised llberatv.
To the former, it would be sufficient answer 10
oppose simple denial. The bill looks not alone 10
the interests of New England what is protection
there. as it regards wool and wooen, IS protec.'oh
here for there is nothing to prevent us from ENJOY
inc and improving its benehtsln common WIN those
states. In addition to the raw material. when n"
state can grow more abundantiy than pennsylvania
we are gifted with advantages tor It's manufacture
eoua ifnot superor to those of any people on earth
Our water power is vast, and where it is wanting
stone coal is, burening the earth, and needs but Dc
taken out to supply the deficiency. In Short every
requisite is enjoyed in this state, for the manuiac
ture Of wooens, except adequate protection aga'ns
foreign competition, foreign skill, and foreign couh
ter leeisaltion. To afford this, the tariff OF 1ol'
and 1884 were passed, andwould, In all IKellhoou
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
CCNYE..EzECNS.

THE DELaU.aRE JOUR.v.4L 7oiu be pub
kshsL on Tuesdays and Fridays. at four dollars
Ter un,tum; tsvo dollars every sac months in ad-
Ddnce.
Advertisements inserted on the usual terns-
E-is. One dollar for four insertions Of sixteen
i,les. and so IN proportion for evsry number Of
tddiiionaL lines and Insertions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
MARYLAND CONVENTION.
Fran the Baltimore Patriot Of July "a.

Four o'clock z. M. The Convention met-Mr.
r. III. Goltlsborough, from the Committee appoint
ed to prepare and report an Address expressive OF
the opinions and views Of the Convention in relation
to the approaching election of Chief Magistrate OF
the United States made the following report, which
was unanimously adopted:
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
yYsFrDTolE-,.ssaz ! 1. o WITH zzGs s.lE:siais
6, III ia l ...s Z e n !
]. f. MANSFIELD,

J. F. MANSFIELD,
Having re-occuped his Old Stand, IN hlldaletown'
Delaware, would acquaint his friends and the pup
lc, that he has made every arrangement shalihg the
|conveaepce and comfort of those who may favor
him with business; and hopes by strict attention to
tho wants Of his customers to meet liberal share
Of patronage % 49,.
May 1927. '-i"''''
,rWENTY JOURNEYMEN SHOEMAkERS
VIII find constant employment, at Nos SO, y loc
.iarket-street, Wilmington.
l'''N0' Y. .FNEAL {. SON.
May II. .
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
Nhers;fJGyty.

EHE Subscriber begsIeave 70 olier hIhseIi 20 tl1e
Democratic Citizens of New Castle
County, for the office of
s. III l.3I e SQ'o
10 be supplied in October next assuring them 'nat
n case he should be the object of their choice, ms
best eXertens shall be employed toexecute the dH-
ties of the office with fidelity, and pledgng MN
Eelf to abide by the decision OF the County Meet
Eng to be held ut the Red Lion Tor tue NOMINATION.
pf the County Ticket. MINIMUM
Wilmington, May Is, 1927 I'll
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-01
Dyspepsia.

N r. MEAD'S PILLS have been proved by that in.
IL fallible test of truth, experience, the most eff.
fectual medicine ever offered in any country, for the
cure ofall those deranged states Of the digestive or.
gans, denominated DYSPEPSIA, or INDIGESTION.
which frequently makes its ppearancei nthe most com.
plcated forms, such as loss ofappetite, sickness at the
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belching up of wa.
ter, which is sometimes tasteless, but most commonly
sour; knawlng in the stomach, heartburn, costiveness
pa!eness OF the countenance, languor, lowness of the
spirits, pa,pitation of the heart, vertigo and disturbed
sleep. The number ofthese symptoms ~yariesin differ.
et PATIENTS by some being felt only in parts. Jb;Ie
Others have additional ones, equally disapreesblc.
such as severe pains in the head and breast. 0atulence.
emaeiatlon' or wasting ofthe whole body, with great
~eakness particularly of the legs. These bills will
most enectuai'y remove all sourness of the stomach.
not merely by neutralizing the acid, but by CORRECTING
that morbid state ofthe se~cretions which give r;se 20
IT. anda at the same time will restore to the debilitateJ
organs OF digestion that tone and vigor which is abso.
lusely necessary to the well being Of the animal econ.
omy.. The best proof of their efficacy is. that thew
are prescribed by many Of the first physicians. and me-.
Mon. ""6"ou' ue u
Inc above valuable remedy issoId by E. sTaBLER
sun, Alexandria, who are agents for the Manuf,c.
.urer; oy n. Jewett, Washington CITY. and by mos, of
.ne druggists throughout the United States. sold also
wholesale by o: & W. Hall, Druggists, New York.