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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-10
From the journal Of C0mmerce.


Latest from Bueaos .Ayres and Jioaeyileo. by
the poteness of Capt. Patterson, Of the brig Emma,
arrived yesterday in short passage from Bueuos
from the former place to the 10th April and froa
the latter few days later
Mr. Forbes, the Charged Affares Of the United
States at Ruenos Ayres, who had left that city on
account Of i'll health, had returned convalescent.
The following extract of letter, received at
Buenos Ayres. will be read with interest, as it re-
lates to an affair in which the pride Of our navy is
concerned.
''rhe only novelty which at present occupies the
town talk here (Montevldeo) is skin mish in black
aud white between Guedes (the Brazilian Atmiral)
and the American Commodore Bidde, with regard
to the Am. ship James Birkhead, which arrived here
from Rio Janeiro on 25th ult and anchored in the
Outer Roads under the protection Of the Macedoni-
ans guns. The Brazilian Admiral sent his boat to
desire the captain Curs) to 60 on board tile admi-
RAILS ship with his ships papers, as he might Proba-
bly, purchase the vessel for the service Of his Impe-
rial Majesty-(she is fine spanish corvette built
shp)-instead OF which, Guedes detained the pa.
pers sent to the President Garcia insisted that the
ship should come into the harbour, and sent on shore
for pilot and guard OF soldiers to take care OF
her in the interim. The American Commodore or.
dered 80 men from the soop of war Boston to 60 IN
board the Brkhead and bring her along side the
Macedonian which was handsomely effected by the
Boston sailing between that ship and the Brazilian
squadron, consisting of the frigates Princess lmpe
; rial Admiral's ship,) Emperatriz, and Nitcheroy.
The Brazlans loosed their sails, and we had great
expectations to have seen some burning OF Gun pow
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-10

--..That in time Of war all persons nUi citizens q
or owing allegiance to tie y "cd Stae- Of Ameti-
ca, vho shah be found urhin. as spies = 81 about
the Notifications or encannent OF the armies OF the
United states or any OF them, Shall suffer death ac-
cordns to The laws and usasts Of nations b. sen
tcuce Of a general court martal'--see laws oil the
o. 5. vol. 5, page g.
MIR. Loualer was citizen Of the Z. S. and a
public fuEctionary he was not an alien lurking
about the camp or Notifications as spy. How then
could lie be tried under the I'd section Could there
be greater attempt more bare faced prostitution
OF the lawf 1t was putting citizens lite IN jeo-
pardy before military court martial who had no
jurisdiction in the case-but that court to their hon
or and credit, had virtue aud independence enough
to acquit-and the refusal of General Jackson to
approve OF their acquitta is conclusive evidence OF
HE thlrstng for this mans blood.
This man Louallier was arrested under martial
law So DAYS after the battle of the 9Th of January,
"A DAYS after the enemy had disappeared, 22 days
after the news of peace, and tried by court mar
lia on charges preferred by the Gen. and before a
court Of his selection and after acquita is still
held ID confinement. These are facts we challenge
The friends of General Jackson to deny--they are
facts taken from official record and dare not be de-
MED.
Where then in this transaction does the conduct
of the second UaSAiagfo" appear
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-10
From lie Baltimore Patriot.

FROM THE WE6T.-A gentleman from the
Western country, with whom we conversed yester-
day. informs US, that he had travelled through the
principal parts Of Kentucky and Ohio, and had the
best means Of obtaining correct information upon
political matters. He states, that although Mr. w.
=. Barry, the Jackson candidate for Governor of
Kentucky, and avery popular declaimer had been
ranging, through the state and mounting the stump
in various counties, lie could make but very little
hal way, as the people were determined to await
tAn aFt.val of . The old Sone-cuter," as they
tefi General Aletcalie the administration candidate,
".5o sa hran, Tor the last SIX months attending 10
hss taa4ros Gaal duties When our informant left.
Mi Barry W., in the Green river country, but was
ao5y ~ eyed, there being a decided majority OF
thu neop.,. asanst him. Cur informant gives us
SUN eas -iaIons, founded upon the most accurate
information, that put the election Of General Met
caite ley ond doubt. In Ohio and Indiana. the adj
ma. atlon will be sgnally triumphant. There is
nothing wanting now but continued and unreaxing
exertlon on the part Of the friends of the Admin
isirotion to secure the reelection OF Mr.. ADAMS
by IA very decided majority.
/ From the Same.
gentleman from Chestertown assures us, tina
the administration meeting in Kent county, Md on
Saturday last at the Court house, was one of thu
most numerous OF the kind ever held there. Mr.
}. 5. Tyson, OF this city, who happened to be II
| the county on business, was invited to attend thu
meeting, and to address the people, with whc
he complied, and was received with the most i'm
qualified and oft repeated cheers Of appreciation
We have a letter before which states that 6
meeting was most appalling to the Jacksonists, an
SO frightened were they at its consequences, tina
J they appeared like creatures flying for ret,ig
when the house Is fire after the roof has cave
III" From the same source we are assured III
whole Eastern shore will go for the Admlnistrg
ton.
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KENTUCKY

we have before US several letters from various
usY,s Of Kentucky, all highly confrmatory of our
former adylces from that state. and going. in our
aniaion. 70 place success beyond the possibility
II doubt we shall make All extract from ore from
! distinguished citizen Of Frankfort We have So
!ected his ior two reasons first, that his ceniyo
nos;iou, and luatiys standing to the party, give
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From The Ncm hampshire journal.
JACKSON ECONOMY

The friend, Of General jackson pretend to be
Jealous advocates of economy. Last year however,
they refused TO pass a bill which, BY an exchange
Of stock. would have elected an annual saving TO
the country ot
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SS.,H'.NssM

For picture of the battle Of Nov. Orleans.
They have spent thou sands Of Nncie SANS money
in publishing and distributing M'Dutlie's and Ham
ilton's .lcctnneerng reportsthcy have abused their
ranking privilege in loodng to country with that
vile instrument Of faction, the veegrsph-they have
screened their bulies Greene and Jarvis IN Their
rutian assaults made within the precincts d the
capo-thev have expended thousands in hunting
for abuses in the Departments, they have, in line,
increased tie expenses of a single session q Com
gress TO MORE THAN lfAlf MILLION OF Boi--
LARS-and vet bawl out economy we are i1r
econooy The Administration is prodigal-Wc,
WE are prudent
Men of reasoning powers. think Of these things
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aISN.N0r

more. They make sad comp78n's hecaNSe VT.
Clay bought portrait Of Washington for his Of
flee, whilst their leaders would have expended,
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&TS1.0NG

And this year they have spent. in attempts to GRIM
mate the Administration, about
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20
Extracts from mfr. HamiIton's Speech at
the WGlfer6oroaeh Dinner.

"Gentlemen, that man must have been We
Fy inattentive observer o the history OF all Go.
yernments, and very little have considered the
philosophy of our own, who could nor have
Predicted and cannot now foresee, that no Ge.
neral il"gsgnment, formed Of separate end con
federaic sovereigntiss, can sustain the shock OF
the abuses OF internal legislation among Its mem.
hers--that to such legislation there would al
ways be incident partiatlty and injustice on the
one hand, and distFust and jealousy on the 9TH
sr--that money raised by unequal TAXATION in
one section, would be expended IN unequal
proportions in another; aud the moment such
Government quits the exclusive guardianship OF
'the common defence and general welfare TO
provide for the domestic interests OF It's men,
oeTs, that moment its foundation would re
slpped and its existence endangered. And
whyf Because cunfederacy thus degenersting
looses its fundamental and distinctive character,
and becomes Consolidated Government.
"rhe events which surround US. in language
too true, tell us that our Government has reach
ed this crisis.
VI then, gentlemen, lay down this PROPOSE
ton broadly, that our contederscy is, in pint
q fact, a consolidated Government, notw,lh.
"aoding the crCei mockery of written Consti-
tquon TO the contrary; and as a clear deduction
hom What have attempted 10 prove, conso
ldaled Government, with the forms ot cUnieder
ac], must be an Odious, oppressive, aGd pernI-
clOus scheme of social and civil poney, fer this
manifest reason: that those whoaIe III power at
he head OF the confederscy, having the right TO
take the money OF one SIate TO transfer II to a.
notheF-sccomplish this transfer by the votes Of
those, between whom and yourself there does
not exist the slightest community of interest or
sympathy II matters not under what pretext
The internal and domestic legislation OF the &C.
neral Government be exeFclsed-whetheri it be
oy taxes unJus,ly wrung from you, to build up a
Wooiien mandatory IN Massachusetts, or 10
Dig canal or construct road for mere section
slpnrPoses in OHIO, it equally wants the effect.
we security ofreprese0talve responsibility, and
would say, il is equally unconstitutional, il
dad not run the hazard Of tauntng you with a
better sarcasm.
"Gentlemen. when such a confederate Co.
Vernmen' as THIS, acting over region, having
such dlssImAar Interests, the diversity itself Gre
ated by the laws OF God, which cannot be sur.
mounted by the laws Of msn-when | say j,
comes down from it's high Estate" from TAX
ing care that the Republic tranquil at home
ana respected abFOsd--to huckster and traffic
Tor Paltry gains by pitiul means-when Il enters
your cottnn fields and grsnares, and with the
uso'enl Otficlousness of Turkish Pschs, pre-
soHoes both the amount and the profit OF your
'-'oF' which Is 10 be transferred to some more
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20
MIX. STEVENSON AMI NIX SLOANE.
Foem d.c Richmond Enquirer.


The Wing OF this morning contains
another letter of MIR. Sloane, sc affirm.
ing The statement made by him in his
hrst When this charge was first made,
honor and deicacy forbade my taking
any other notice oil it, than publicly to
denounce the caiumny. and calumniator.
He has met denunciaiion by simple
and abusive repetition of the silly lie l
cannot consent. to stoop to formal vim.
dlcaslon ri my character, against The ma
ked assertions of such man as John
Sloane. ltisdue, however, to my friends
and the public to say, that whenever it
shall become ny duty to give any public
explanation touching this matter, 1 shall
be enabled to snow, by the most conelu-
slye, evidences, 10 those at least who
think it more candid TO be convinced bu
fact than Influenced by Par'y,] tina, the
charge whiei, has been made is wholly
destitute Of truth, and that unsehooled IN
arfifcs. and too proud to dissembIe, my
conduct. at the time alluded to, was
marked by the utmost candor and fair.
ness. A. STEVENSON.
Nov. s, 1928.
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OrlCE.--Ali those who became purcha.
~ sers at the sale OF the personal property
of Joseph Shswafier, deceased, are notified tina.
their respective obligations fell due on the 18th
inst. and that prompt pay ment must be made.
For the convenience OF those Interested, the
subscriber will attend every Saturday, from 10
O'Clock, m. to p. m. until the Is, Jan. next,
at McClesrs's Hotel, IN Martinsburg. tor the
purpose of receiving payment-ihoss failing 10
avail themselves Of this opportunity, need no.
expect any further indulgence, as il is the de.
termination Of tue subscriber to bring sults on
all bonds or notes remaining unpaid alter that
time, without respect to persons.
JACOB VIEWER, sldns'r.
Nov. 90, 1856
pFree Press, ChArlestown. will insert the
aboys three weeks, and forward amt OF acct.
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DIED
TO OUR PATRuNs-Tbe E,l,,or of n

ITO OUR PATRuNS.--rhe EDITOR Of the
i Msrtinsburg Gazette respectfully requests
all those indebted to him, to make immediate
payment. Having been compelled to pay, rs
security, large sums OF money foe some Of bis
good friends, fand who now feel disposed 10
snort and cut cApers) re0ders it absolutely ne
cessary that prompt payment should be made.
The Editor feels grateful to the public for the
very liberal patronage bestowed upon bin, aud
will use every honest eBdesvor 10 retain it,
To some OF his patton truth requres him to
say, they have been extremely remiss in their
duty towards hiG-on the other hand, Justice
demands that he should tender to bis punetusl
patrons, his unfeigned thanks.
Nov. 90. 1923.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20
Nov s, 1928.

By note from one of the relatives,
the editors Of the Commercial have re
ceived information Of the death OF Mrs.
Montgomery, the venerable relict OF
General Montgomery, who expired at
her residence in Dutches County, at the
advanced age Of eighty-six years Hei
memory will long be cherished by her
numerous relatives and acquaintance,
and 10 the vicinity of Der place of resi-
dence, ss well on account of her own
virtues, as from the associations with the
name of her deceased husband.
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GLOBE AND EAGLE IaVER.N

vyNHE subscriber respectfully informs his
u friends and The public generally. that h.
has rented thar well known stand CWslpert'sI
lying on the Turnpike kosd, leading from Sbep-
herdsown 10 Winchester, four miles from the
former place, where he Is prepared TO accom-.
MEDIATE al those sbo may feel disposed to pa
tronise him Travellers will fad his house
quiet and comfortable. His bar IS we'll Supplied
with the ehoicea Lquors-liis Table vel fur.
nIshed -snd las stsole attended TO by 4 sober.
CAREFUL Os' er. Every exereon will be used 10
give satisfaction to al those who may please 10
c4lh
0TDrosevs aad WagoaeVx Can be iornisht&
with gram snd geud .Ols lGg their Stock.
The pubit's Humble Servant.
RICHARD GARTRELL.
NOVEMBER 20. 1873.
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The Hon. William Creighton, jun. has been
appointed by the President Ut the u. states, a
D'strics Judge tor the state u Ohio, to till the
vacancy accustomed by The death OF Judge Byrd
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TO BUILDERS
0ffcs Of fks C. and O. c. csnesng,

WAsussreS. Nov. IA, 1875.
DR0PoSAi.S vii be received 81 this efhce.
until o'clock, p. M. CA tie eth day a
December, 1923, tor the construction Of houses
for the keepers of the Locks on that psrt Of
the line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Cansi, be-
tween Georgetown. in The Instruct Of colun. bic,
and the Catoctin Mountain. The number OF
houses now 10 be pot under contract. v sboue
ten. Their dimensions are 20 ne so feet tren,.
Is feet deep, aud one aud bait stories high
lhey are TO be built OF Stone, the contractors
furnishing all materials.
The plan aod specifications, together with
other informstlon IN relation thereto. msy DO
seen A. th,s Office after the 20,h instant.
JOHN INGIE.
Clerk Che. aud ohio Canal Com.
Nov IL, 1923 20.
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sabmis,iou tos violation of..the Constitution IL
the bes, means Of curing its infraction, carries
with IL no ierrors. with our State to conmit
no other treason than that which Jefferson and
Madison recommended, ard, 10 the haIiowed
words OF the former, ''to sepArste tom ou,
companions only when the sole alternatives Jeff
US are the dissolution OF our Union With them,
or submission ~ Government without hmita.
lion u pasers." srden,ly hope, that. before
We take one step, the lsst dropin the cup u
Cancellation may be exhausted. know and do
not estimate lightly tue value Of the Uaion; in
the form IN which The Constitution designed il,
u IS one OF the FIRST Of human blessings. All
out efforts should be directed so 10 redress our
wrongs as TO preserve, II possible, this sacred
bond. believe lis eserva,ion depends on
maintaining the Constitution in ns original pu-
ri, that, IL one violation of the Instrument,
accompsoed by fraud. violence. and injustice
is to sanctity smother, the Confectionery soon
must 30 down in blood. or sink into ioaihsome
aud boaIed ol'gsrchy, strong 10 nothing but
It's power OF expressing its own subjects"
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EouNb, Flag SILK adkerebieU, ~isich
Il the owner can have upon describing il, and
paying tor LUIS adsestisemeat. Enquire of this
Prtnter. Nov. Aft.
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Gsueral Aadrew Jackson IS certainly elected
PrfilslrI q Ihs UHissd Silies.
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-.
Henry Bcdingcr. Plaintiff,
Stephea w. Porman, Defendant.
This cause came on 10 be hesrd this 9th dap
OF December. Is q upon tho bill. answer.
exhibits. snd the report Of Master Commission.
er W4IrE, and WIS argued BY oonnscl. On
consideration whereof, the Court 10 of opinion
that the said Commissioner erred IN sdmittIng
Weisch 10 prove iDe ccnsents Of Book, the
Book itself being tho best evidence, and Il the
party had IL, and did not or would not pseduco
il, be khsui1 have tsken the lcss Therefore
doth feeommit tho said report 10 q Master
Commissioner Of the Court: And, it 10 ordered.
that both parties do produce on oath. all part
nership Books, and submit to be examined en-
OATH ia sole mn form, before the said Commits
sioner touching the accounts, " required tho
one by the other; and the said Commissioner IL
20 re examine, STATE and settle the said accounts
between the parties, stating all sneh matters
specially deemed pes,nent by himself, or which
may be required by either Of the parties to be
specially stated, and make report thereof to
the Court in order 10 final decree.
a Copy.-res,s,
DAM. LEE, .. c.
The parties named 10 the above order, ara
hereby notified that shall attend 1T tho Globo
Tavern, kept by William Kroesen, 10 the town
NJ MsrinsburP, on Thursday the 9th inst. for
the purpose OF executing the said order-when
aud where ,bey are required 70 attend with all
the Partnership Books, and all other testimony
tney may desire 10 be taken in the cause.
HARRISON WAITE, Com.
ch'y District Court, WinchestsE.
Nov. 20. 1923
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Al the last term OF tie County court for ,hi,
ssssiy. apoar runaway Slave who had been
sksn up, spd. IN am effort to regain has liberty.
srses 18th knife. and injured considerably
NJ Rooerls OF thts county, was tried for fsIo-
: sssy ssabosag assh ritis'If 70 kid. He was con.
,icied-1sa' ourm N rae hand aud rseavsd
,s,,v ains kstes Ga his bare baes.
Circumstances alter cases.
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"Gentlemen, have well considered what
have said. The fact that the shout OF treason
will be raised against me. for the honest expires
sion OF thsse opinions, by those who think a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-11-20

.ielaneAoiy Orcfirrence. - .lLkfarv Mob
composed OF jackson men, collected \, Hagers-
town, Maryland, on Thursday evening" last. for
the purpose of iussityins a, he success Of their
Hero" The mob repslred 10 The two pieces
OF cannon, lying on opposite sides OF that town.
where they commenced their operations. -
Through Encouragement, or IN cons quence
Of frost being IN The pieces, both buIsted. and
shocking 10 relate, man by the name OF Geo;
howard. bad bis head blown OF. IL IS said, he
has left vile and one child to lament his an.
timely death
We learn, that alike mob, but more disgrace
fui, collected al Chsrlestown ~ Saturday, night
last, Tor the same purpose. 1hey paraded up
ano down the streets, firing off their cannon.
and yelling like Indians, breaking the windows
OF several Of the friends Of the Cool Candidate
Tor the Presidency, They al length brought
Their artillery TO bear on the fortress OF the
''Free Press and after a short but furious at.
tack, IN which the "free Press" held cut nobly.
withdrew from ihe siege. II 10 believed, no
lives were lost on either side--the principal
damage sustained by the Stree Press Was the
demolishlng OF he glass OF tie upper windows
~ mont OF the bu kding. The attack 10 not Ia
be wondered at--a spree Press is extremely
obnoxious to Military men. but mnre especially
10 tYRANfs. perseyere noble 'free Pea
with all our heart We wish thee succsss--you
deserve it.
IJHe who sells his principles for the advsn-
tages which majority can give, deserves not
the notice OF y gentleman
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The ! ,hssl .,sics gNen for e.sAa Rsea al
sOtl0n rag Al this Inca.
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FOR HIRE,
A NEGRO BOY,

Is or "a years OF age. Enqune Of the Printer
November 20, lS2S.--ti.
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.niRRIEU.

On Thursday last. by the Rev. Monroe, Mr..
HEzE KlAH w. EVANS, 10 Miss JuLlANN
BELL daughter OF Mr.. John BEL, all OF this
coan ~.
DIED,
At hisresiden &c in Hsrpers Ferry. On Friday
evening las, DR.. GEORGE A. HAYDEN. Hisrs.
mains we're inferred with Masonic honors
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"A REQUEST.

glKCfAf.i;--io the Superior Court of Chm-
Gerry holden at wincbesser, Dec. 8, 1926.
Henry Bcdinger. Plaintiff,
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IrHe who sells his principles for the adysn-
tsges wh'ch majority can give, deserv not
the notice OF gentleman
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81 must likewise confess, gentlemen. tina, the
absolute Certainty, il We resort to exercise on
The products OF the Tsif States, of having this
question not only DECIDED sgaiasl us in the Fed.
erai Courts, but OF having, in effect, Tie issue
OF the sovereign, OF the State determined by
these Tribunals, form Conclusive objection =.
gainst their adoption For one, I do not desire
10 see the State OF South Carolina. in her sever
elgn capacity, Involved in pttiful contest With
the subordinate officers of The General Govern
ment. LIST our Antagonist be CO equal soysr.
eign, and let US meet him Oh equal grounds.