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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
JOHN Fl. ORNDORFF.

No. ~ Market street - BALTIMORE,
Has 10 store for sale,
$500 bush Liverpool G A SALT,
$50 do. do. Fine do.
Us sacks do. large size,
$50 ions PLA STER, Is, quality,
1000 lbs. Westrrn Feathers, 10
New Eog RU M--P~acb Brandy,
Sugar house and w | MoLAssEs,
Coffee, Fish, Oil, Tar, &c. &c.
O. III sso bees leave % inform his trend,
.Mhers, D,salie,s aud Farmers, TIA, he will at
sll times, purchase tor CASH, at he fair mar
ket pucss, FLOURap HISKEY, ,nd all other
Coun rs Produce thai may uf or sell on
comm sor, md make liberal advances, TO all
those who would prefer having their business
done IN thal way.
Having msde engagements to supply number
# families with corn fed PORK, he will be
glad 70 receive any anIily.
December 20 -6V.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
IL RunaWGu.
G. M. w AIRING.

80 - i: :::: :s:.: s: sr "a: ::
rBanwHo calls himself GEORGE 5
sz4S n fest inches high, srout made. "a
s-e~rsSs.. or 25'ears It age, dark eomplss
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
For HIRE,

T>AKE NOTICE All those Who became
purchasers at the sale of the personal es
tate OF the late George Horn, decd. arc hereby
notified that their respective obligations VIII fall
due on the Cd da, of January, 1923, and that
immediate payment is expected. For the &C
commoda,ion OF those concerned, the under
signsd will attend at the tavern Of John Nc
Clesry. in Maryinsburg, on Saturday the 9'e
of January 1923, for the purpose of receiving
paymen,; tLose failing to lft their respective
obligations at that time, may expec, suits TO be
brought without respect to persons.
WILLIAM HORN, , w.
Dec IS. THOMAS HORN, 5
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

ToURNEYMAN SADDLER WANTED
j Constaot employ and liberal wages will bs
gwen to Joirneymsn Saddler Of sober iudus
lrious habits, by applying 10 The subscriber
hving at Little George Town.
JOHN MAXWELL.
December 90
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

VIhGIJFi4-BerkeieyC on,Uy Conr' 10 zV,t:
Oc,ober Term, 1927.
James Pearse, Piainn f.
Ezra Vanmetfe, Lewis pearse and Casharihs
his VIE. John Vanme,re. Thornton Taylor
vsnm etre, Abraham Gorrel, William Long,
surviving partner of Long & Stewart. and
Daniel Burkhart, Uefendants
10 CHANCERY.
THE defendants Ezra Vsnmstre, and Lewis
.. Pearse and Catherine bis wife, not having
entered their appearance, and given security
.ceording 20 the act OF Assembly and the rules
of this court, and itappearlng 30 the satisiacs
ton cf this court that they are not inhsbitsnt
OF this state IL 10 Ordered that the said de.
fendsnts 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 essively in the
Mastinsburg Gazette, and be posted at the door
of the Cour; House Of this county.
a Copy-Teste,
ID. HUNTER, enc.
Nov. 8. 1877.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

VLRGLNiA-BerkeieyC County Court, 10 syi.:
October Term, 1927.
DAVID Reese P!ain,if.
AGAINST
James Sellers ard Thomas Rees, De IT,.
In CHANCEkY.
THE defendant. James Sellers not having
entered his appearance, and given
security according to the act of Assembly and
the rules of this court, and il appearing 70 the
satisfaction Of this court that he is not an in
hsbitant Of this state--H 10 Ordered, that the
said absent defendant do appear here on the
second Monday in January next, and answer
the bin Of the plaintiff and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted for two months
successfully IN the Msrtinsburg Gazette, aud
be osted at the door of the Court House Of
this county.
A Copy-Teste,
Nov 8 1897 HUNTER rs.e.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03
LIBE 4.

The Petersburg Intelligence contains the
folowng letter from respectable coloured
man formerly = resident of that town, bat
GOV living Al Cape Measurable. / VAS received
by the sh p Norfolk which left the Cape on tn.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-22

a,l vet Mr. ca, lads 'ea ~ AouoaaE pysbitaR han
esy for following the dictates al lis cic Oh
Sh, ,nc where is g. blush ,n sre.y ,ntre a,e,icmng
% ri whch VIII save the suffering manufacturers from
Tie feje nucie, of these men, .i rescrve ,lem from,
rain and destyuc ion
The mountain, of PENNSYLVANIA are ca,abe Of supplying
Iron To h, whole Union and vel their !. REPRESENTATIVES
saws in fleet they shall not do s,--e, had rather pro-
mote Southern policy, Wilde roie,,,ng 10 he friendly 10
in erna industry, 4erba 81 yoces "a p,ofem Mill Let the
following lis, of imports, show ile,r friendship, winch had
!, been sincere ,hev col1 have nut down bv voting with
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-22
" 1P JACKSON ENERGIES"

The reader remembers the attack of Duff Green
on Mr.. Sparhawk, during the present Session, in
room belonging TO the Senate. He will now see
another specimen of the Jackson energies in the
attack of Mr. Jarvis, another editor of the Tell
graph, on the presidents private Secretary, John
Adams, while bearing message to the Senate.
Tuesday .qprii, II.
The following message was communicated from
the President of the United States, by Mr.. Daniel
Brent, Chief Clerk in the Department Of State, ac-
ting as his private Secretary
70 the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of the
United States.
WAsHINGToN, 18th April, 1894
In conformity with the practice OF all my prede-
cessors have during my service in the office OF
President transmitted to the two Houses of Con-
gress, from time to time, by the same private Sec
rotary, such messages as proper discharge of my
constitutional duty appeared to me to require. On
Saturday last he was charged with the delivery OF
a message to each House. Having presented that
which was intended for the House of Representa-
yes, whilst passing within the Capitol, from their
Hall to the Chamber of the Senate for the purpose
of delivering the other message he was waylaid ant
assaulted in the Rotundo, by person, IN the pre-
sence of a member of the House, who inerposed
and separated the parties have thought IL my
duty to ,iIis occurrence TO Congress, to
whose wisdom 1t belongs TO consider whether 1t Is
of a nature requiring from them any anlmadversion
and, Also whether any further laws OF regulations
are necessary to ensure security in the official in
tercourse between the President and Congress, ant
to prevent disorders within the Capitol itself Ii
the deliberations of Congress upon this subject,
is neither expected nor desired by me, that an,
consequence should be attached to the private reIa
ton in which my Secretary stands to me.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
MIR. Hoffman moved that it be referred to thu
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. McDu1ie objected to this motion; and, OBJ
serving that the subject ofthe message was of an in
portaDt character and required to be noticed b.
the House in the most solemn and respectful
manner, moved that il be referred to Select Com
mittee.
The question being taken on Mr.. Hoffman's mo
ton, it was negatived without division The re
solution for Select Committee was then agree
to, and it was ordered to consist of seven members
The following are the names of Select Committed
appointed ON the subject of the assault in the CAP
itoi :--MEssRs McDUFrIE, GoRHAM, P. P. BAT
BouR, OAKLEY, BELL, INGERsoLL, and RIPLEY.
The speaker then laid before the House con-
| munication from Russell Jarvis, which was read an
referred to the Select Committee appointed on til
d, above subject.
The House then adjourned.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-22

BH o. noae: ant, This fact, and those which are be-
ore mentioned must sufficiently shew that iton the
commencement of the Session, and Ion. before, It NE
yer was the intention Of the Southrons to pass any
Bill whateyer, for the protection Of the mau!actur-
Grand Amellcan industry. ..S
The members from New York anil PenhsylvaHJa,
last year and this year, declared they were friendly
to the American System but have shown as liked
and deadly an hostility to it, as the Sou'lrols them
selves, although these same Southrons openly avow
their object THE People Of the Nittdte States must
then exercise their own judgment and their own rea-
son on this momentous occaslon--tiey must say
whether they will not merely stand by and see their
fellow citizens destroyed, but whether they will all
therein and whether they will in fact make Their
SERVANTS their n1asiers-tO barter away their proper
ty to carry into effect the Combination they have en-
tered into to elect General jackson for President.
That the four Southern States are resolved to de-
stroy all protection is evident by the report of the
Committee of Ways aud Means-that it is necessa-
nv to arrest the american System recommended by
IN. Rush, the Secretary Of the Treasury, although
this System has been recommended IRON the Tine
Gen. Hamilton was Secretary Of the Treasury and
Washington President, and acted on and practlced
by every Administration since that time. And let
it be borne in mind, that Nh. McDuihe, the Char
man of this Committee, is the prominent leader OF
the Southrons As this is the will the People
of New York and Pennsylvania as well as Kentucky
consent to adopt this plan Are they ready to fol
low lfartin Van Buren, and their other Representa-
tves and Senators in tins mad career ofanblton ana
thirst after place and power, and put down and sink
into rretrieyable ruin their manufactures, their agri-
cultural prosperity, their canals their roads,and their
farms against the instructions OF their State Legisla
lures and Destroy root and branch, their own homes
and iresides, because these Representatives IN Con-
gress want them to commit this self murder Rea-
son and common sense say, No. 1t will then re-
main to be seen whether reason and common sense
are to be their gudesor if they are to be persuad-
ed, by these Representatives 10 rush on their own
ruin.
That General Jackson must stand pledged to sup
port and the abide by Southern policy to destroy
manufactures and Internal industry OF the country
is rendered matter of absolute certainty, because
he can only be elected by their votes, and Mr. Nc
DUTIES Report has thrown off the mask completely.
General Jackson IS, therefore, non the Southern can
dilute for Tie Presidency. 10 destroy the haayac-
res and Internal Industry Of the UeStern and Mid
die States.
MANY MANUFACTURERS.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-22
For THE DELAWARE Journal.


Mr.. Editor,
So 1t must be evident to any man of the least pen
stration' that the abuse ofIDr. Naudan with which
the .prostituted Gazette teens both under the
Editorial head and that of communications proceeds
from another source than the g dimnutive and de-
iective" Editor. 1t is also evident from attempts to
1cract from DR.. Naudain's medical character and
standing that there is some medical envy and jeal-
ousy mingled the cup Of political rancor lie has
been several times termed 6 third rate Doctor -
and in the last shameless sheet it is attempted to be
proved from the assessment Of the Levy Court.
These assessments are, OF course, made IN the ra-
tio of mans practice, and DR.. y. ls justly not tax
ed as high as some others in the profession He
has not devoted his time entirely to practice. and has
lived IN country situation, removed from the
chance of an extensive practice. 1t Is true, how
ever that he is infinitely superior, in medical at
sainlnents to the miserable Sangrado who ISLANDERS
him. and second to no man III the State. ms, the
medical profession is well Of, and will fully
evin,e. at the next meeting of the Medical Society
of this State when g honor Will be rendered 10
whom honor is due" and certain Dr. Will be
discarded from post of honor which he has some
time held by great eXeriion, intrigue, NC.
In the abusive article alluacdto, lin last Gazette)
the writer. who signs himself" XXX says Dr. N. is
'nsrpossy alarmed at any thing like shooting =
" Wonder" if ms nerves are not affected from a
different cause. Again $500 will surely keep
him in Leefat homc'-W onder if Xxx would be sat
isfed with merely enough to buy. such solid stW, or
whether he would not like provision for little Ia
aud of some kind TO assist the digestion OF the beei.
Xxx 6 7couders'' what DR.. ~ means in his card.
nv leaving Mr.. Harker 10 the Indignation OF an
lnsued public Wonder II * never expert
epced the Indignation Of AN insulted man =
He follows IA little play upon the words lndg-
nant'' and insulted' with far fetched construc-
ton of their meaning and concludes" Symptoms
very much like each ether: nevertheless one might
be ague and tever-and the other fever and ague.
-NN talks quite like a Doctor, and makes NICE
distinction. | imagine, however, that he is likely
to escape the disease OF .agpe and Feuer at least,
from The stimulus he constantly applies to his sys-
TEN. His stomach, suppose, is delicate and re-
qures tenics.
The medical characters of DR.. Naudaln and DR..
- may be confidently lett, by the friends OF the
former to the decision OF the medical community, and
their respective private worth TO anenlightened pub
lie. Which is most likely to become an object fo'
scorn to point her fngerot? MORE ANON.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-22
Fon THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.
Mr.. Editor.

In addition 10 the causes. in the Nation
al Journal of Washington, to shew that 1t never was
the intention of the Southern members OF Congress
that any bill should be passed to protect American
manufactures, may be mentioned the following facts
and circumstances Let them speak Tor themselves.
Virginia passed Resolutions that the General Go
vernment did not possess the power to lay taxes tor
Internal Improvement
Georgia entered into still more violent resolves,
and declared she would admit no other construction
hut her own; which she would defend at the point
fine bayona! .,,,
South Carolina followed with her hostile declara-
tons against the system Of Internal industry and the
Manufacturing System
North Carolina has facility consented 10 the expo
stion of her sister States.
These four States have entered into Combination
70 mt down the manufacturing establishments Of the
Middle, Western and Eastern states.
While in the minority, they raised the hue and
cry about corruption, and joined the members OF Con-
frnss from Pennsylvania to keep up this cry, ~ or
der to seduce Kentucky ard New York, and there
nv make themselves the majority
When they had accomplished this purpose, they
elected a Virguaian Speaker of the House. and by
this means none but men true and satre were put on
all the leading Committees.
The members of Congress from New York, and
PENNSYLVANIA, afraid of their constituents; kept up
"a cry that they were friendly to manufactures and
Internal industry, at tlle vi oSo
sion. because the Legislature of Pennsylvania, and
fhe Representative branch of that OF New york;
both nassed resolutions that manufactures and inter-
nal industry required further protection.
The Committee on Manufactures were then obllS
od r. cav likewise. that Manufactures wanted fur
.ther protection and they reported bill, which by
lay;nr duty on foreign wool, opened the door fo'
,hem to declare they had protected the farmer ant
manufacturer. .shen in truth and in fact they hat
senIed the destruction Of both manufacturer ant
farmer, and thereby accomplished the unwaverins
aim of the Southern interest.
Rut to conceal their unremitted hostility to tn
manufacturers the Senate of New York were incl
taJ through the wire workers of Martin Van Buren,
N mass resolution to lay the duty on WOOL an
nome on the cloth, par pass, to deceive the farmer
# nossble and throw dust in the eyes OF the People
frhe manufacturers and friends to internal indus
4rv have. however, met and exposed the lnqulty
the attempt, and demonstrated the Bill Is only II
tended for deception and stage effect
But notwithstanding the members OF Congre
srom Kentucky. Pennsylvania and New York hay
hsen instructed from the two last States, to suppo
manufactures SC. they have voted with the scout
arn interest to force the manufacturers to take tht
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-22
IN SENATE. April l8.

ASSAULT WITHIN KHE CAPITOL.
The Vice President communicated a letter re-
ceived from Russell Jarvis, relating to an assault re-
Gently made by him, in the Capitol, on the Private
Secretary Of the President.
MIR. Branch asked if it was intended to read the
letter of course, unless it should be otherwise or
dered.
Mr. Branch said he was not disposed to consider
the letter at all, even by reading it. He wished
however, that the whole subject might be examined
into. He thought il better that Joint Select Com
mttee of the two Houses be appointed TO take the
subject into considerations and report what 10 theli
opinion, it is necessary for to % ~ this case nc
had voted for the motion of fine Senator from Var
gna this morning, being satisfied BY the gen'lemans
remarks. that it was oTorer for us 10 act in unison
with the House Of Heps ssentatves, on this matter
There was, he beliefed, but one opinion as to thu
proprety Of examining the case; and of taking
speedy measures to do what may be necessary to b,
done in respect 20 ourselves having at the SAME
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-22
MANY MANUFACTURERS.
Nh. III.

n
Mr.: Editor me wate" aD9a OF 'e represen.tSes o.
view YORK, re'hsy a'a' anu '.se " he ~ W. e
f"iowms u'oSe VI ''e oo".'' ' -, , 70 ~
o'aes' arc se.h"s anno"Ioy, , s 81 VIZ. r. -
Tor her wooiieh manufactures ana ny tos c,s WY nope
TO make 'he people OF me "aoc oa'es anu he.uey DC
eVe ,hey are ana nave Dee, s"1e'e "i nen PpeS''nS
hat they are supporters VI 'a'u'ae'u'es anu e'i ~"
Prosemcnls ,.... ,., -.;u... 49,, ..o. ,,s ~
Inc Nia'uiac'ulv's nav 'so me- & . W., '
opposed 70 The bill reported by me Cmmi''ee on MASH
acures--'here rs no'hs secohai IN 'hs oPl'si,ioIey
a" ask tha' projection "c 'ie C"Ve.io" ~ a'ispulb
agreed on. ne cry o' o"opoy aSanst VIC has'e" nau
t'ctn ers, IS therefore WYo"nae1 ana untrue
The President is cleo only tor tour years. the choise
is mu,abe and cagesbe, in ITS nature bn law for the
ofmanuiactures would be stable and permanently
and promote the lasting and best interests "i Vic middle,
Western and Eastern States, yet tu aid the Southern i'm
erest, the election OF CEN Jackson" The representatives.
f the middle States. trove by their acssona--hat aeahs
The instructions OF Vie oa.e hesau'es' Iy are r1s'',
clare gvfr aganst manufacturers while to conceal aposa-
I cy--trey ra,sc the cry of nionobo.y monopoly.
Ii monopoly is the wa,ch word 81 denunciation, the
SDRther STATES are ayeuy the moiopoSts, Georgia
co,ton and rice the laws against ihe importation
equal to direct prohibition. The same with South and
N rh Corolina; as also with the tobbacc, OF Virginia
these four sarc h dng States, then at his very Ii e. eJuy
SAW L,bo, while thew OPPOSE only reasonable pro. &C.
ton ogaiust fosipa competition to the free ta6ours Of
the manufacturers nor,, of the Potomac. The saddle
ought 10 be put the right hoeand Accommodation mus,
follow protection the saue holders are those who ough
he denounced
The fate of the manufacturers howe sealedwhile
their friends in the Legislature were The majority, they
passed laws protecting entirely and eteciay the pro-
dc,ons of Tie South but now tenbora mztanier; South
ern supremacy uppermos aud the free men If the middle
States are doomed TO succumb by the treachery OF te
own representatives TO the s1ueu Of the Sou,h (ahougf
the question is one of manufactures and Internal n,strl
alone unless the people rise in the majesty of he
strength and scatter this combination like cha before the
, wind
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-22

y. aud more willy politicians. To con-
rs at stake with about 0 or l2 men, If
rel deceive yon for this time, our horror will
.aeTsscribable lest you shall get your eyes so
o>n that you will see those merits and yir-
pes which are so conspicuous in our.PYn eyes. I
Our future hopes on tlns *tastion lay.
And We are lost, if you desert the day.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-23
Hermont .acadena4 of Medicine.
Leicester, July Is.

FHNHE annual course of Lectures at this In
a stitution commences on the last Thursday
in August, and continues fifteen weeks. The
several branches viii be taught by the respec'
tive Professors, as follows, viz:
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, by VIII
LIAM FULLY. NJ. D.; Surgery and Obstetrics,
THEODORE WOODWARD, NJ. D.; .4nGtomy and
Physiology, ALDEE MARCH, NJ. D.; MGterio
.Medica and Pharmacy, JONATHAN A. ALLEN,
MD; Chemistry and Natural History, Lew
is c. BECK, NJ. D.. Natural Philosophy, Amos
EAToN, Esq.
The courses of instruction will be conducted
in the manner heretofore pursued at this insti-
tuition. Students may attend the Lectures on
any one branch merely, as each Professor dis
penses his own ticket, and receives the fee for
the same but the attendance of two complete
courses on all the branches is Indispensable to
graduation.
The aggregate amount of the fees of all the
Professors, Standardization fee, $3-tO b.
Paid on taking out the tiefetS. Graduation fee,
inciu1ing diploma, $16.s
THEODORE WOODWARD, Registrar
Castleton, wy May, 1923.
N B. Good board, including washing, iodg-
ing, &c, can be obtained in the village at from
81 so to $500 per week.
GJ For tho benefit of the course on Botany
and to accommodate students engaged in teach
| ing, the Lecture term commences week ear
lier than heretofore %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-23

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Also, Gardeners and Ladies' Pearl Tooth
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