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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14

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al una moe pchdeAl principles, ~ shlea Ds lile
Jaws OF integrity ana decorlm aciN0N lod--l 5y
honorable men n tne transaction oi private mes
Which, with ile utmost freedom of discussion on
all subjects within its scope. shall treat with due
respect the customs and opinions of Society m
al its divisions. never sacrificing tle cause Of
Tpth to considerations that are TOO often allowed
20 prevail 10 elevate the standard OF the Pub
hc Press, by carefully avoiding adj tlal may leho
90 degrade. and 1T active and asslluou> eA-i-''ia
90 extend the stock OF general know, 20 and enc
teraiumon- shan be objects constantly DID view.
Republican by inclination, habit and PRIME 0ie-
regarding thc Constitution OF tne ln,ied la.es
and that Of Pennsylvania. as cNcelen--y adapted
90 iuh ilc gref ooJecls OF government s-'.N
alWay, desire our Fo.-ilru Opinions lo DC .'." 10y
those standards. Ile shall noe Pat ODD ihe N' eit
OF either OF those parties INTO which One people OF
-n.s country are now diNdedi 1li we s.l -I' o.
void tle discussion OF amy SUBJECT oi PoA..-'I lI-
-sresr, on account OF lbs connection "l,h party
questions. 4 he fear OF beng numbered among
thc devoted friends OF The Administrators s-.l-
not sLlle our a2pa'ltloA OF measures
20 promote Che public welfare, nor saa.. we 3e
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ZION rom llc ua.-le oi tlo l@-''' ol 'I' p'il pies
involved m them.
The interests of the state OF Fennsy vani.l
particularly thc system or Internal improvement
shall command eur 1csL endll'oUs III s-tpo"
chem.
ioLteraure. and especially lhai OF o-roWn
ouucuY m ample peiuon ol OUT cure sll4 1c
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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14

From the wonderful effects of ys,1r medicine IN
the three foregoing cases. II most certainly deserves
he attention of the afflicted. Those who have
been relieved by its use, as well as every member
of society," should aid IN the diffusion OF so great
discovery. am very respectfully yours,
u I. J. G.
No Al Pume street.
To Mr.. ". ". Potter, Philadelphia.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14

lis order 90 disseminate extensively the hume
rous advantages which flow from the deveope-
meut ofneyv resources and valuable Improvements
.n the Agricultural World, It is reasonable TO pre-
,ume that proper medium for the accumulation
and distribution of practical knowledge must
prove of the first importance. A Periodical Pub
Lcauon devoted TO these purposes if conducted
with spirit and industry cannot prove otherwise
than emuently useful,
Under these impressions, the Publishers have
determined ou offering TO the agricultural comnu-
nifty THEFARMEB' : MAG AZINE, as q reposi-
tory of useful information, satisfied they cannot
render 10 their country more valuable service, or
better contribute 20 Its permanent prosperity than
m subseryiug as they hope to do its agricultural
interests.
The leading feature of this publication viii be
sustained by our own ample resources, united to
he promised contributions of several AGRICULTU-
,iL s0DHuEs. and the assistance of distinguish
'd agrcuiuIrsts I'M this and other states.
The LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC department will
le conducted by gentleman heretofore editor Of
popular literary journal
I'm tuuherance Of their views, the publishers So
icit original contributions on agriculture. HOrti-
culture, RarQi and Domestic GCono1pH &c. and
the cooperation of agrcuItursts and the friends
of Agriculture throughout the country; To whom
IS respectfully submitted the following
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14

WINDSOR CHAIRS, with great variety Of !,
TEES. CRADLES, Common Windsor and AL
CHAIRS.
They would also inform the Public, tia,
have considerably extended their business \
have taken that large and commodious bull-
lately occupied by Messrs. Bayard and Fr, /
where they also intend keeping a general a.,
ment of the above work.
N. b. All orders, thankfully received \
promptly attended to.
January 2nd. 1928. l-t
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14
TERMS.

THE FARMERS MAG ZINE win be pub
ushed sEu-NoyrHLT the price Is three dollars,
y9o.e eithe- i- .he time Of subscribing, or receipt
o. Ihe INST nupbsr The FORM and SIZE has
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14
H0YT'S
PATENT CORN sHELLER.

HAVING purchased the Right to the
above Machine, for the counties ofBrooke.
OHIO, Tyler, Monongalia, Harrison and
Preston, am ready 10 receive and execute orders
tor the same. This machine, for expedition in
Smelling, Is unequalled by any other now in use
and, unlike all other inventions for that purpose
instead OF dlschargIng both corn and cob in the
same place, it casts the cob 10 considerable dis
lance from the shelled corn. The quantity Of com
shelled BY II IN a given time. so far exceeds that
shelled by any other with which il has been com
pared that it has in many cases been adopted, and
others cast aside, as appears by certificates now
m my possession. Tie Public are, however. re-
quested to call on the subscriber, examine the
machine, witness its operation, and satisfy them
'elyes. JAMES. F. KING.
WhedAg, Marah, 19, IS2e.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14
Gloucester Point, County of Gloucester, n. J

Gloucester Point, County of Gloucester, n J
September, 80, 1877.
Mr.. William IT, Potter
Srs In conformity with your desire, ] give
Won here the statement Of my case. For more
Than 90 wears past, have experienced pains Of the
most excmciating order, proceeding from RHEU-
NAT1s,: the greater part of this time was con-
fined 10 nv bed, with my limbs very much contract
ed and swollen and so painful, | could not press
INV hand on the lower eXtremues-and m fact, so
severe that NV shrieks were heard IN everypart OF
the house. / had violent pains IN my side, head
aches. loss of appetite, &c.-Laudnum, winch
was taken in very large doses, occaslOned but
6tfe sleep. and did not tend to soothe the pam IN
the slightest degree. Induced by the urgent ana
reneated request of my friends and family, re-
haired TO the Sea Shore at Egg-HarbOur, and
continued to immerse myself in salt water for a
Ienoth of time, without any salutary effect. After
| returned Gas previous,) l had application TO
various remedies, but every thing proved OF no
service 10 me- Having spent much money and
labour in my endeavours to obtain relief trcm the
miserable situation | was placed IN, and my ad-
vanced age, (being in my Goth year, rehqulshed
all hopes, and was determined To let the disease
take It's course; but, IN few weeks after, heard
of the wonderful effects your medicine produced
on my daughter, whose case l make mehlloh OI
in this: | used the CATHoLICoS 10 the extent
of three bottles; and feel happyto say, am free
Of that painful visiter, TO whom have been a
martyr for so long, and for this unexpected change
from a life of misery to one of comfort, do | nm
pute to the remarkable qualities of your medicine.
h has been eight months since l took the last Of
the Catholcon, and not having had an attack, ]
believe it TO be perfect cure.
Yours reSDectfuly
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GEA1E TAG1opP


Would respectfully inf.
their Patrons, and Inc b.
lie in general, that the,
on hand, at their Ola S.
nearly opposite the !,
OFFIcE, a large and Il
did assortment of FAN
WORK, amongst nv
are, Japan Painted a.
and Rush Seats. and r..
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14

Ny daughter Margaret S. Peacock, who resides
near Longacommg, in the county Of Gloucester,
state af New Jersey, was taken with the disease
termed MILK LEG, which was unSuccessfully treat
ed by a respectable physician of that place, for
years; her suAermgs during that time, with this
burthensome disease, language Is inadequate TO
express;-Ihe lower eXuemities were swelled, at
periods, to nearly double their ordinary size, and
became extremely painful. She began to use
your medicine, (the Vegetable Catholicon,) and
in a short time she was cured; not having heard
from her of late, | conclude she remains perfect
y well. ELIZABETH SMALLW0OD.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14
DOCTOR VICKER'S
I1E=cTNkE-SN.
Just received and For Sale by
A. 5. TODD.

|" HIS EMBROCATION has r. 3
long time been esteemed as a valuable
edy in a variety Of diseases, and wl =
ture 10 say, that il viii want TO other recof1l,
dation than that furnished by the use Of one o. ,
Bottles. In RHUNArIsM il is attended VIII
most signal advantage Is also valuable in ~
NuaJnsss, Burns, IEdOlent S1oeilings, and y
ticularly seryiceable IN Lumbago or pains o ?
back, and in many instances when taken %
Of from 10 10 drops, lin syrup or sugar. Y
Immediate relief in CHoLIc. II Is also -,
named for its powerful discusiye efficacy
removal Of POlL-e5il, Fistula Fersa, SPralr3- =
many other diseases incident 10 Horse. ~
more particular description Of this Enl5To,,l,
End the method Of using il, refer you 10 ~ >
yertisment surrounding the Bottle.
Wheeling, March 10. 1S25.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14

THIS MEDICINE has stood the test Of erperi-
cucs for more tb4n three gears past, and has
QchieSed IN the hoaling ari-cures ,chich rirai
the most ertra0rdHGry Of ancient or modern
practice
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14
GARDEN SEEDS.

THE subscriber has Just recens
from Baltimore box offfesh Gafdet 's''
amongst which are the following
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14
ELIZABETH sMALLWOOI

Icertify, the above is a true account Of part Of
my wife's suffering. -
(Signed,) S. SMALLWOOD.
Master of the Team-boat, plying between
Gloucester Ferry and the Point House.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14

CASE.-Wm. Middleton, aged about IS years,
for the last . years. had seven large sLoUGHHG
ULCERS on his body and limbs. He was on a
Journey from Georgia to the eastward, and had
been subject to the treatment of many physici-
ans between Savannah and this city, but the dis
ease still progressed in spite of all their efforts
consequent emaciatIon ensued, from the long and
severe pains which he experienced, and the ulcer,
discharged freely thick offensive matter-amost
lnsupporabe, which prevented him from proceed
ing further than this city he gave up all antcipa-
tons Of ever reaching home again, and began to
assume deadly aspect, Notwithstanding most
excellent medical advice was rendered a few
weeks after hls arrival, he came under the notice
of Mr.. Potter and Immediately commenced using
the CatholIcon; in about two weeks there was a
material change in the appearance Of the ulcers,
and the eXcuciating pains, which harassed him
from the commencement of the disease, were par
italy removed, and his general health and strength
improved daily. In eight weeks more he was
perfectly restored TO health by the use of the Ca
holcon; the ulcers We're healed, the violent pains
entirely torsook HIM; he pursued his Journey sui
tenng no inconvenience whatever.
4 number of respectable individual are &C
quamted with the above facts to whom reference
may be had by applying to w. w. POTTER.
Philadelphia October 18TH 1927.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-14

For these twenty-six years past have been
labourng with a VIOLENT COUGH, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, DC. and general debility, prevailed over
my system, but more particularly in my breast
l became so helpless from the emaciation that
life was only a burden TO me:-had sleepless
nights IN consequence Of the pain and tickling
cough-no appetite that would enable me to use
sufficient nourlshment to support my frame, and
reduced to such an extremity that the skin was
corrugated, and seemed to be fast 10 my bones;
IN fact l expected for no other relief than death
commenced Potters CathoIicon, and by the time
had taken the third bottle | was perfectly re-
heved of the harrassing and distressing complaint
My age is 65 years. HETTY Battle.
Pine street, between Sixth and Seventh SITS.
Phlladelhia, Oct Ilth, 1927
For sale By
CLEMENS E RAY.
March 10. 1873.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13
Cash i'm Market.

TIME subscribers having leased for term of years
the large three story brick house on Duke street.
IN the town of Alexandra, ID. C. formerly occupied
by Gen. Young, We wish to purchase one hundred
and nifty likely young negroes of both sexes between
the ages of and IS years Persons who wish to sell
viii do we'll 10 give call, as We are determined
to give more than any other purchasers that are IN
market, or that may hereafter come into market :.
Any letters addressed to the subscribers through
the Post Office at Alexandria, will be promptly at
tendedto For information, enquire at the above de-
scribed house. we can at all times be found there
sep IL FRANKLIN & ARMFlELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13
From the National journal.
NIX. CLAYIN THE WEST.

BY the poiitrness Of gentleman in his civ,
sc are enabled 10 present 20 our readers a Il tier
received from friend &c his. who had an on
portunity Of Witnessing Mr.. CLAWS reception
D his fellow ,cltlzr 5, during some periods Of
his reeon; visit. ! must be t'uy gratifying to
every American breast, whose z nerou, FEELINGS
have escaped the lauudicr Of parry spirit, "a
perceive that the most enthusiastic gra,ula-
tons have hailed the partial progress Of that
diuNtrious statesman through the portion e our
country, which has been he peculiar thes,rr of
hts glory and OF his prosecutions. These pre-
elous ofrrings f i Peoples 10 are especially
interesting at the present moment Of contest
between The civil and the military principlr;
between party on the one hand, striving by all
ineAn>, aud a. every hard, u elevate TO the
Noirt AagiNracy oflhr Union an incompetent
ana dangerous prelender, and the friends OF
order, civil liberty and the constitution, on the
''"er, who have "naitd their colors TO the
,"IS'' and arraycd themselves against the un.
aaI'O"ed enterprise.
OA"a olR'-trom the grea, interest hich you
.l"s N Al! thai concerns Mr.. Clay, doub, not
.r-r some account OF his reception in the S. ates
VI A'n.ucky and Ohio will he accountable 10
YOU The pablo papers hay, already Informed
you o' the cordial greetings with which his
S1"et constituents received him. In all parts
u us adopted State, through which ne passed.
w progress was marked by the create st en,bu.
sIa'n on the part Of The people. A,I.oul,ille
"Ne'e he hrst embarked on his return ,o H.,
last, Mr., Z. was heated with all possible bonnr
'oQ respec,. He there found on his arrival :.
1ommIitee from Cincinnati in waiting to a,trn5
'''i, aud the steamboat Franklin chartered 70
lVp''y him TO that City He accordingly en-.
,a'Ned IN The Benjamin Franklin, ACCOMPANIED
W' thGbus, which had been chartered ~
him, and was filed with an immense
sr'I1ae from Louisville These boats pro-
,;nS tu 'oselhsrup the steam, and when within
S"S VI Ten miles Of Cincinnati, they were me,
I'M, Marion crowded TO OVERLOOKING with
a.T,L S o. that city, and having on board a
,,..s. .ai band OF music. The meeting of the
.oo,,, , "e exchange Of cannon, and the loud and
an ,oIsI Cheering with which the passengers
pp,, ,'Ard The Marion hailed their expected
s,e,.' PrSsshted altogether a most anima,inp
parv :, Tue three boats then ad, anced in COM
',o90E !" Cincinnati. The great Western me-
ti,;,n.s stretches along the Ohio river, for a
!or, ~ o. nearly two miles. The LANDING
h'sr, which is one Of the fines, ever
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13

DEATH OF CAPTAIN BoorH.-The Ship 3ng
ham, from Trieste at Philadelphia, has brought
passengers the son and steward of the late Capt.
Booth of the U. s, ship Lexington. Capt. b.
died 2oth July, after lingering illness of Sc
veral months that terminated in consumption of
the Lungs, on board the Bingham, in which he
had embarked few days previously, on his
return home. His'earlhly remains were inferred
in the Episcopslan Church yard at Gibraltar
with distinguished funeral rites, BY the military
Of that garrison.-we understand that captain
Booth has lift widow aud five children to de-
plore ais irre3arable. loss. " 7. Statesman.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13

In The Caledonia, arrived yesterday from Liv-
erponl Came passenger NJ DE- Baesson, advan.
rageousv known in this country, as having
been long attached 10 the French legation al
Washington lie has, it is understood, been
selected by his Government, TO establish com
mere ial relations with the new nations Of this
c continent, and will shortly proceed to Mexico
He is accompanied by the young Duke Of Mon
,ebello, son Of rha, gallant soldier, Marshal
Lasnes, who died as soldiers wish to die. on the
field Of battle, and IN the arms OF victory.
" 7. .Am
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13
ALBANY, 9th Sept 1928.

The Legislature convened pursuant to adj
iourument, a, 10 o'clock ;his day, when the
House was called 10 order bv the Speaker, Gen
Root, seventy members appearing Prayers
was of red by the Rev. Mr.. Weed. T5ree IL
ties Of revised statutes, acted upon at the last
session, were this day read third time & pass
sed. A repor, was received from The Revisors
presenting 10 the Legislature the Sd part Of
the Revised Statues. Adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13

4 late English writer gives The following de-
,.ription Of BoliYar's personal manner and APP
pelrancc:
In per.on the presiden, i, about feet inch
IS in height; but his body and his appendices
are so disproportioned that instead of oo"mnnd-
ing resprc,, he wopld, perhaps, If seen III the
common sphere Of domestic life, more naturally
excite risibiGry His head is exceedingly large.
with profusion Of coaise curling very dark
hair; and his features which are rough al man
~ are Thea ob,curcd by supcrahundance OF
whiskerS. Iii, ewes are full and dark and,
when directed straight forward, piercing, but
they are more ire4GeUIiy employed in side
long glsnces =, 'hr persons he Is coDversinS
with, or those he is surrounded by, s. he seldom
looks directly at even an inanlmae object iur.
ming his head on one side like hare. From
his shoulders TO his waist his frame is in good
propn'tion to his height, but lis leg, are exces-
siyey thin aud shaprless, and his hips narrow;
aud the Inequality Of the former to the support
Vt his own body, is upon most occasions, made
the more conspicuous by his wearing very
tight scarlet pan,sloo0s, proiuscly decorated
with gold lace aud large dragon boots, which
are scarcely half filed. His conversation too
wlsUnl e. al 10 what had been preaa TO ex
Pee; and AIS oondesoension ia rendering him
SET the promoter and appliance of obscene
ts's, W. iHcunai,ieRl win BE- idea mad form.
ed of his character. Upon The whole, ,her
lore, the Impression made upon me by my
FIRST introduction 10 this distinguished individ-
aa' Was attended with very considerable feel
lnga OF disappointment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13
Office Of Tie Chesapeake and OHIO Cana. Company
WAsHIsGroN, August 9, 1928.
Notice.

WASHINGTON, August y, 1873.
Notice.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office, between
l. the lst and 47th days Of October next and at
the town of Leesburg, Loudoun County, Va from the
18th to the Goth DAYS Of October inclusive, for the
excavation, embankment and walling, of about II
miles of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, in halt mile
section, extending from the mouth of Seneca Greek
to the eastern base of the Catoctin Mountain.
And, at the same times and places proposals will be
received for building II locks the line OF the Canal
between the Little Falls Of Potomac and the Ca.
toctin Mountain; and also for the masonry OF such
aqueducts, culverts, dams and wa>te-wcIrs; and tor
such road and farm bridges may be found necessar,
on this portion OF the Canal.
The forms OF proposals and specifications Will be
ready for distribution by the lst of October
No proposals will be received at Washington after
The 18th, at Leesburg after sunset on the goth
October, and the contracts will be declared and enter
"a into at L.esbHgh, after the goth October as
prac ticable
Contractors who are not known to this Company are
expected to enclose letters Of recommendation with
their proposals. which should be addressed. post pad,
~ the writer, to JOHN z. iNGLE,
Ok. Chcs. and Ohio Canal Co.
aug 25--lawt2oo
Office of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Washington, .Juiy so, 1928.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an nstaiment OF two
" dollars per share every share Of Stock III the
be paid on the Sd day of October next and further
instrument of dollars per share on the Sd day OF
November next further instsiment OF two dollars
and half per share on the Sd day OF december next
and further inst anent Of two dollars and half per
share, Old the Sd day of January next; tuIther sum
two dollars and half per share, the Sd day of
February ne xt; and further sum of two dollars and
half per share. the Sd day OF March next; which in
stall must be paid to the credit OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, to the Cashier or other pro-
per officer of either Of the following Banss. viz:
The Branch Of the Bank of the United States, at
Washington.
The Bank of Washington. at Washington,
Tho Farmers & Mechanics' Bank at Georgetown,
The Bank of Alexandra, At Alexandria,
The Hagerstown Bank, in fIagerstown. Maryland;
and
The Branch ofthe Valley Bank at Charlestown,
Virginia.
Nv order of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. ISGLE.
Clerk Of the C. 4 o. Canal Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-13
Removal.
District Of Columbia,

County, 0T .71elunaFlu, Ol.
TTIHOMAS C. TULEY has applied to the Horo.
i rsb,e William Cranch, Chief Judge of the Unit
ed States Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia,
to be discharged from imp ien,, under the Act
of Columbia, on the last Monday in September
inst. O'Clock, A NJ the Court-H House in Alex
andria, when and where his creditors required to
attend. FDN y LEE. G. G..
sept n