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Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
A PLEASANT REMEDY FOR
COrus i!
1t has now been known for years, that the
ALBION CORN PLASTER,

1t has now been known for years, that the
ALBION CORN PLASTER,
a FFORDS immediate relief, and effects cer-
"A tain cure for Corns. By its application accord
ing to accompanying directions, the Corn is soften
ed attenuated aud drawn out by the roots, without
the least PAIN or any of the trouble and danger at
tending the hazardous and neec tua practice ofex-
tracing the Corn by mere cutting.
The following instances-from many others OF a
similar character-suicienty attest to the superior
efficacy of the Albion Corn Plaster:
Mr.. Farrar, of Boston. number Of years
distressed by very painful Corn had applied eve
nv thing recommended without effect, and was ren~
|dered perfect cripple. On applying this Plaster
Ibe was perfectly cured Of his corn and freed IRON
Ibis lameness.
A Gentleman of Greenfield was years afflicted
with very painful Corn, and was cured by one boxs
after every other plaster had been tried to no pur
|pose. .,.
some Corn by one box
Certifcate-To those afflicted with Corns ON
their feet. do certify, that have used the A6'o,
Corn Plaster with complete success. Before han
used one box, it completely cured corn which had
troubled me for many years. make this public Tor
the benefit of those afflicted with that painful COM
nlaint, (Sisned) VIM. SHAW.
Flushing Long island, Feb. ss.
| price SO cents box.)
! nA-prepared from the original MS. Recipe OF the
late H Dr.. ". i. Conway, by T. Kidder, his imms-
Idiate successor and the sole proprietor. For sale
wholesale, with all the other Conlvay Medicne az
his Counting Room over No. 81, formerly ~
lCmrt street, corner of Hanover street, Boston, and
At retail, by his special appointment, by
]. HARLAN, Agent,
\ No. 1856, Market-Street, Wilmington.
*.*Observe that none are genuine wtnont the
written signature of 7. KIpDER, on the outside prn-
ted wrapper.
| ORA large discount made to country Physicians
TRADERS, sc.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
ANOTHER.
Congressional Proceedings.

Dec. Senate.
On motion Of Mr. Woodbury., it was resolved, that the
Senate would proceed the appointment Of standing COM
mttees, on -Noday.
House of Representatives..
The Speaker appointed the Standing Commttees'whlch
shall appear in next.
Dec. S. Senate.
Apreeaby to notice given on Wednesday, Mr. johnson
of Kentucky asked and obtained leave to introduce bill
for the preservation and repair OF the Cumberland hoao
House Of Rspres entatves
Mr. Long of carolina, submitted resolution to in
uuire into the expeency of repeating the duties on mo-
sses and salt which rejected the motion to con-
slder, by vote of 102 to 38.
Massachusetts, Claim.
On motion of Mr.. Dwight, the report OF the Secretary
wv On the subject ot said clam made 10 Congress at
~ H., loot session.. with the accompanying documents, was
ordered to be printed. b,;
The house then proceeded to the election Of chaplain
an, the Reverend Reuben Post was chosen'
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
One Hundred Dollars
r EW "A a ID

VIII be gwen for experimenting and delivering
to the subscriber, or to the Goaer of Queen AIMS
county, negro JOHN sADLER, who absconded
on the night of the 29th of November, lS28 The
said negro is about so years old, feet inches high
quite black and stout, with whiskers extended down
to his chin: had On trowsers and roundabout Jacket
of cotton and yarn kersey fulled, about half worn,
new double scaled shoes nailed, new yarn stockings,
and white fur hat nearly new, other cloathing not
recoIected. Thirty Dollars will be given, if taken
in this county, fifty if out of the county and within
the State, and the above reward if out of the State
and secured as above.
JOSEPH COOK.
Near Church Hill, Q. A. County.
Dec. 5, 1928. 67-6t.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
TRACT SOCIETY.

THE Wilmington Tract Society hold their ANNIVERSARY
MEETING, Friday evening next at half past g. the 3D.
Presbyterian Church Arrangements making render the
meeting interesting to all who may attend
BISHOP DAVENPO ORT, Sec.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09

Wilmington, 10 mo. 6, 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
Prices at Wilmington th,s day.
,J1narrien,

. At Chester, PENN on Wednesday the Sd inst.
by Samuel Smith, esq. JOSEPH SEAL, to SARAH
II. CARTER, both of this Borough.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
ITEMS.

Messrs Carey, and Carey received the whole
the capy of "Taies of Grandfater, and Will IN lew
days offer the work for sale
The New-York National Advocate contains letters from
pract cal men, recommending IN the highest terms, the
steel manufactured by the Eagle Company in Pearl Street
~ I. Ii is SAID be Is per cent cheaper tan the I'M
ported art cie of the same quality
General Scott has been suspended by order of the War
Department of the 26th ut. from the command OF the
western department of the army, which General Atkn-
SON has been appointed in his place.
letter from Ptsbrg states, that General Jackson IS
expected 10 visit that CITY soon, and meeting OF the ct
had been called prepare for his brilliant reception
The New-Yok Enquirer says. that 80OPiano tortes are
| annually manufactured IN that CITY
Mr.. a,es the member of congress from Missouri, in
long address people that state proclams Mr. Ben
the Senate Of the States be the author of the ia
letter, known IL months ago, by the name Of
the East Room letter.
Boston editor calls on the city authorities to pass an
ordinance regulating the size of ladies' bonnes man
of gallantry would rather proposed to widen the
streets.
Gov. Bell, of New Hampshire, in his speech, Nou 18TH
n the Legislature, recommends that the avals OF the
Banks should be distributed throughout the towns, tor
the additional OF better support OF schools.
Naual Captain Charles w Skinner is ordered to the
U S. Sloop Of Warren now in the Mediterranean
Captain Keany, who now commands tnat ship being i'll
bad health and Lieutenant John P Zantznger ordered
to the command of the Dolphin now in the Pacific.
Captain C. B. Thomson is appointed TO the command
of the Guerrer now fitting out at Norfolk to relieve the
Brandywne, Commodore Jones, in the Pacific
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
Dec. 8.
LATEST FROM EUROPE

letter from Hamburg of the 25th of Oct received by
gentleman of this city Says
"Ths morning courier arrived, bringing the news that
the army of the Grand Vzier relieve Chouma has
been beaten by the Russians and that Varna captated
the 11th Of Oct"
The letter received by the Ruth & Mary which arr
we'd at this port on Sunday last from Hamburg Gaz
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

TIE session of this Institutions viii COM
mcnce on Monday the l4gh inst.

i TIC session OF this Instiutlou viii conn.,
mence on Monday the l4gh inst.
TOE Principal respectfully iniorm- his lend
and the pubic, that. for the purpose Of ex,esd
lng ne oeaeiits ct the Chsrlestown Academy.
nc IS making arrangements with several persons
70 ASSIST him ia the performance OF some OF ~
duties. Tie has engaged Mr.. wIluAN C. y
raiNsroS Tor his dsly Assistant, aud MI 10.
BKRr WoRrHINs roy. whose Intimate scqna,n.
tance wisii all the detsiis OF business Is well
known, 10 teach thu different 5, stems of Book.
seepinej Tor those pupils who are safhcientlv
tdvaneed, ne Is also about engaging another
ssntiSmsnto instruct them thoroughly in sur.
sey,ngs oy actual surveys wsh the compass and
ensln.
Through the aG Of these gentlemen. in addi.
non 10 the instruction OF the Latin aud Greek
LsnSusses, according to the mos, improved
system, the Principal will be enabled I. nav
particular attention 10 The various branches as
an English education and his pupils shall NOE
only he prepared 70 enter any college. but be
20 instructed "a Heading. Writing. ARITHMETIC.
nngi'sh eranmr, Geography, the Compose.
ton oi Letters AMI Essays. book Keeping and
Mathematics, IS sl'aii Il, them 10 eater With adj
vantage upon any mechanical or mel camille
pursuit
The hes, school Books, thai modern i'm.
provenenis IN education have produced ana
recommended, slca ere DOT alfeaey adop,ed
ior the use OF the schoo', ~, be introduced a.
soon as possible. i'i= academy has az a,rv
aud salabF'ons silna,ion. large aid esclased
yard tor the recreatioes oI he scholars. add mas
ever been noted iar L. remarkable bellihsness
There are Two sessions IN ycsr. Pupils VII
De era etully received aud carefully attended
70, AZ 81, per session for iGstruc' ION IN ,hr
Languages; SO for he higher branches of
English Education; So S7t for the common
branches. Constant boareiers m,ist nav S6l 81,
per session, washing and wood beng IN, luded.
Bosrders from The vicinity. Who return bca,e on
Erida, evening, must pay $40 PEI sesaan. -
The terms f. bgartag masf be pad seaa aun..
ady in advance.
BY order OF .ha rrustses
a. JONES, PraneipsL
Charlestown, Jefferson county, Va,
Januar, 10, 1928
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UUIs TEE IEPtIIUITY,
THOMAS METCALFE.

We understand that two gentlemen OF
color, of advanced age, who had fallen
out about some trifle, after adjusting
the pre'minaries in strict accordance
with the rules and etiquette Of the laws
OF honor, repaired to the beach below
Williams Port, on New Years day.
both being somewhat stimulated for the
occasion, 10 settle their difficulties By
mortal strife. On the first fire. one of
the gentlemen fancied himself wounded.
tell and tainted, after the utterance of
short prayer and few regrets at his
sudden calling ofF'-ihough only struck
with piece of sponge dipt in blood
The other gentleman was immediately
despatched tor a physician, before
whose arrival the iainting hero had ari
sen from the field of his glory, and was
pronounced out of danger BY the spec
tators. The difficulty was thus honora
oily adjusted, and The two wooIly head
ed old gentlemen concluded to live on
while longer, wisely judging that time
would soon enough relieve them OF their
lives Torch L'gss.
We have sean, with great pleasure,
neat duodecimo of about three hun
dred pages, just published by MIR.
Small. entitled Selections from the
Works Of Mrs BarbGuid, Nth Extracts
from Miss ATKINS Memoir Of Lady.
Mrs. Hughes, SO advantageously known
b5 her original tales for youth of both
sexes Is the compiler of the Book, and
in arranging il for the use of young
persons" has shewn the Judgment and
taste which were to be expected. Her
selections may be read with profit By
females particularly, and they possess,
in general. that kind ofattraction which
ensures to moral and literary lessons
their full and proper effect This work
IS valuable accession to the stock pro-
Vided for youth at this season.
Nat. GGr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

In the House OF Representatives, yes
terdsy, several ollls were reported and
committed Among these were bill TO
authorize a subscription to the Stock Of
the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal, sbich
authorizes an appropriation of Que ta,i-
hon OF dollars to that obIect:-a bin for
the preservation and repair OF the Cum.
berlsnd Road, aud oil tor the con.
tnuation'oi the Cumberland roau, a bill
TO lay out aud make a National Ros,i
from the City of ashington 10 the C,ts
of New Orleans; bIIl to prevent detail
cation on the part OF the discussing otii
GERS OF the United states, SC. several
bills also passed through com mittee of
tue whole, among which were the two
bills for the relief OF purchasers of pub
nc lands, which were ordered TO DE en-
crossed and read third time tn day.
From ihr National journal, Jaa q
In the Senate yesterday slll was r.
ported from the select committee on the
subject, foI the relief OF the surviving
Officers OF the Revolution. The biii
Tor abolishlng imprisonment for Deot
was taken up, and, in some immateriai
points, amended.
In the House of Representatives. a
bill was reported By Mr. Burgess, from
the COMMITTEE on Military Pensions.
for the relief of the surviving Officers
OF the Army and Navy employed Ia the
Revolution. A Dill was reported, from
the Com nittee on Commerce. be Sir
Cambreleng, allowing the benefit OF
drawback on sugar refined in the Uul
ted states. Thirty Eve resolution. were
offered, but none Of them are of aoy
great Importance. The several bills
which passed through committee o.
Wednesday were read third time AMI
passed The House wen into Commit.
tee "f the Whole on several nsiyale
bills, all of which we're ordered TO a
third reading to day
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10
Voyage to Germany.

YEsHE subscriber, residing in the city
"a OF Lancaster, lPennsy issnial these tvefl-
ty.tour years past. being convinced that an
undertaking OF this kind, il hone ssiy and carc-
fully conducted. will be Of great hepefi,, has
resolved 20 devote inseif 20 the business OF q
GERMAN AGENT He fiaflers himself 10
possess sufficient abilities, to execute ali com.
missions he may be entrusted with, 10 the fuli
satsfact'on ct his employers His acquaintance
with most parts OF Germany, together Nth his
knowledge OF the different modes OF transacs-
ing business in thai country, will enable him
TO execute all commissions with the least pos.
sible delay. He therefore offers bis services
2 all European Germans in America. who may
have business to transact in their native eohn-
Try, and engages to act upon all powers of
'ttornty which may be entrusted 10 bis care.
according 20 the strict tenure Of German juris-
prudence. All osher commissions viii be exc.
eated with the utmost exactncss and 6del.y.--
Ills terms VIII be found reasonable ITPasti.
ulsrs may be kaova BY applying to she editos
OF this paper.
JOSEPH EHRENFRlRn-
January 10, 1929
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DuBLIc sALE.-By virtue Of a decree .

DUBLIc sALE.-By virtue of decree o.
Il the ehsncery district court. holden in
Winchester, pronounced on the 9Th day O
December. 1927, the undersigned will ssll o.
Monday, the 4th day If February neaf, at the
Tavern Anewn by the name Of the Stone Tia
VEIN on Mill Greek, now in he possession o
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller. three Slaves, lsts
,he property Of Mrs Am Anderson, deceases
to wit: amahtto Boy about 9 years Of age.
Boy OF about years OF age, and Girl sbot
years OF age. credit Of nine months fror
The day OF sale viii be given--fhe purchase
or purchasers giving bond with good security
GEORGE KNUPP, .3dm'r
Of inn .23IdeFsoa, dscsased.
January 10. 1873 Its.
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WHsELISC, Va 2lst Nov. 1877.
DEAR SIR: cannot forbear, before
take my seat i'll the stage, 10 Inform you
Of statement just made to one, the truth
OF which is not to be doubted. Before
the construction of the Turnpike Road
from this place to ZanesvilIe, the price
OF carrying the mail exceeded $50 per
mi'e year. 1t has now been let at a
sum but little exceeding $50 --the d der
ence per mile exceeds $50a year This
bare tact speaks volumes in favour of
making good roads If we make the
same difference in the price Of trans.
porting merchandise. salt, whiskey. and
all other articles OF commerce that pass
es between Naysville and Lexington.
&c. can you tell me aud the subscribers
to your paper, how many hundred thou.
sand OF dollars good turnpike road
would save to the citizens interested ia
that transportation, in few years. If
you can, arm persuaded that it will be
OF some benefit to that class of our fell
low citizens who are opposed to inter
nal improvement, as well as to those
who are in favor of it.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

On Saturday last in the Virginia
House of Delegates, the committee to
whom had been referred the various pc
tltlons Oh the subject of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road. made a favorable
report, accompanied with a resolution
to remove the restriction alluded to
The resolution was taken up in the
House on Saturday last, when Mr. Zlnn
moved to lay il on the table. This no
ron was opposed by Hessrs. Everett,
1iller, White and Anderson, and mega
lived. Mr. linn then moved to re
verse the opinion of the committee.
This motion gave rise to a proiraeted
debate, in which it was supported by
Nessrs. linn and Bryce, aud opposed
by Messrs, Anderson of Bo,etoust' Ey
eret, Miller, Coston, j q. Christian.
Craig and MfFarland Mr.. ZInn's mo-
ton was then negatived by large
majority, and the resolution oft com
mlttee agreed TO-"
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TIE higoss. price IN CASH will be given Eos
sl-~n Linen and Cotton Rags u sh,s 0tBsss
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"A MN and eltgaat assoe ment Of Foresg,n
: \ and Domestic goods, now openland for
ale y
d. oRRICK, 6 Co.
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DTED.

DALD9
On Tuesday night last. Miss NANCY kerr
NEf, daughter OF the late Robert Kerney, Of
this county.
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PI!a 4AA.aT pAs
MARrlNsBURe. JAspAsr 10, 1873.

We refer the reader to the Supplement &C
companying THIS days Gazette, for the COM
pleie and triumphant vindIcstion OF MIR. CLAT,
sg ainst the base SANDERS Industrously c'Feula
ted against him by his personal and political
enemies. Ali that We ask Ut the reader Is,
that he give 1t an attentive perusal.
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--s-~s-~s
"A ,tSG III IL, El'lia1a

A LIST Oh LETTERS
Remaining IN tae Pos, Office, haraosb,arc va.
January ], 1913 sehieh If no, Gated for
before me la Up iaert, nil Be- ssnt 10 sax
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Southern Representative and the south
ern policy. Ii then the manufactures
should be doomed to disappointment;
they will hereafter be at no loss to know
where to fix the blame.
We have the promise Of certain mem.
bsrs OF the Committee, that no delay
shall take place, but that bill shall be
forthwith reported What! will the
members who have declared themselves
incompetent to decide without persons
and papers, what articles require pro.
lection. and to what extent, present the
House with Tariff in the form OF a
bill, before they get that information?
IL SO, the primo facIe inference is, that
the bill will be one which they will af-
forwards either support or oppose, as
may best suit their purposes. WHAT
they report IN ignorance, they may dis
card under the influence of an illumi-
nation which will hereafter be shed on
them Acting on TINS principle, that the
reporting of bill will not pledge those
who reported it, to sustain it, they may
lay before the House bill wonderfully
popular iu its details. but which is never
meant to be passed.
Whatever results may be sIumbering
in the womb of time, wa advise our
readers to be vigilaut in tracking the
movements of this Committee. respect
ing whose regard fo- the manufacturing
Interests. there can no longer be- any
room for mystery
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

Hill, who persists that he killed
Morgan. has travelled through Erie
and Niagara counties, praying 10 be
hanged without any sympathising en-
couragement He has, however, been
examined by three attornies OF sia
hours, equal 20 an execution at an,
'ime.) in Orleans county, and bis &C
counts is so clear, as to day, dates.
facts, and names, thai the lawyers de
clare that he is worthy of belief, ana
that he really killed Morgan. and
consequently they have obliged him by
once more locking him up in the coun
" Jail. IN Y Enquirer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-19
Forty DOLLARS WeWard.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Charles
IL county, state of Maryland, about miles from
Port Tobacco, on the first of the present month,
(Aprl) a negro man named JOHN. He is a stout,
well made man. about twenty years of age. FIVE feet
eight or ten inches high, dark complexion, has cut
mark across the upper part of his nose, between
his eyes; had on when he absconded blue round
about and Pantaloons of domestic manufacturer he
also had with him variety of clothing lie is art
full fellow, and will doubt often change his clothes.
1t is believed that he has made for Virginia, and is
probably lurking about of the fishing shores
The above reward will be paid If he is apprehendetl
and brought home, or secured in Jail so that get him
again. DANIEL SMALLWooD.+
april 16-dTs
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ScoTcH BuLL.-Sir Walter Scott, in the 2nd
chapter e Tale, Of a Grandfather, in describ
ing the flight OF Macduff from the Castle cf
Dunsinane, says, "MacdoG fed as fast as hor"s'
feet could carry him. Till he came to the great
ferry ofthe river Tay. "When lsays Sir Wal
ter) Macduff got into his own province OF Fife,
which is on the Other side Of the Tay he rode
on faster than bstore," 1t should be remember
ed that Sir Walter recently made visi, to
Ireland.
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Fruit, etc.
on boxes bunch and muscatel rssins
~O 90 do prunes
IA drums Turkey figs
500 lbs English walnuts
bbls apples
boxes oranges
Also,
200 bottles assorted cordias, olives, anchovies
Fruits IN brandy, preserved ginger, ounces,
Rose water, peach water
together with an assortment of
Sugar plumbs of all kinds, fresh and of exquisite fla
YOUR. ~
Candies, by wholesale and RETAIL nuts of various kinds
Bologna sausages spanish segsrs, children's toys.
All of the best quality, and on sale by
april l7-3t JOHN b. HEPBURN,
Confectioner, King st.
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.J.CORSE'S

LOTTERY s. EXCHANGE OFFICE.
King street, doors above Royalstreet, Alexandra.
l6 AZ As II 81 43
are the drawn number in the Union Canal Lottery,
Glass No 5, for 1928. GJrone poor man, who bought
a ticket at Corse's, will feel right glad, when he
sees the above numbers He is invited to call imme.
diately and receive tho Cash. .7nrii 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-19

legislature Of Pennsylvania adjourned
-, Tuesday last, after session of four
F1 and twelve days, during which time
,,, Ipudrsd and thirteen bills and fourteen re-
,e,ion, were passed.
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N.f-,GIs.sx.A.Sf 80
10Y MORNING, APRIL 10. 1928.

,.,dtrs will find, on the opposite page,
w. ting biographical sketch OF the late
. ~, n..r,.v Editor of the MarylaHder The
N'. tn, r-marks was so well known, and
'a'F n, admired, that we need not bespeak
.,sm an attentive Perusai.
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auction Sale.

. IN SATURDAY, the Goth inst. at 4 O'Clock, r.
- NJ shall, sell on VowePs Wharf, for the benefit
OF those whom may concern, sundry articles lately
belonging to the Schooner Eagle, consisting Of Ca
BILE, Anchor, Sails, Camboose, Shrouds, and vari.
Gus other Rigging late the property Of Capt Turpin
BY order of JAMES RoRIssoS.
GEO. JOHNSON, duct.
OfAt the same time and place,
One small Anchor, Csmboose ana parcel Of Rig
cling April 19 CD.
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vJNHE subscriber has just received and will keep
constantly for sale, supply Of superior and well
favored PICKLED OYSTERS, with which he will
be happy 10 regale his friends, The public mey rely
upon the superior quality of these oysters. Relishes
servedup as usual at the shortest notice.
. april l8-St DOMiNI BANCROFT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-19

.u ,rnoin,ing a commissioner to inres-
=, fact, connected with the abduction
ga. Morgan has finally passed the Assem-
= .E,v-York aud become law.