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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
September 9Th &C..

Dear SiT;--Impressed by an arden, a
contribute to the alienation Of such ss sue Z
rroaning under disease, am impeue5 70 - 4! =
YOU with the following co-eliicient mot ' ~ Z,
value of your celebrated CathoGcon. 49, v q
Mrs. c. was, for twelve months afTic,.,.
LIVER COMPLAINT; she discharged larrs =. ".-
ties Of blood, by which she became rnrcb ~.
ated. and entirely confined to her bed ~,
ceived the advice of two eminent pbv.. t
but. their endeayors 70 arrest its prorres, .-e
defanced; finally, one of them declared la.
raHs. and that she could not live till next me-
7 procured some Of your Vegetable C9I,r.
and gave il TO her ITS operation was m =,
charm in a few weeks she was perfectly,
of disease which It appears, she could M, 4.
survived, out, by the timely use Of your nls ~
About nine or ten months after the above
was performed, through some eNcrton H. i
7IntuTed blood vessel; from the loss Of y
and appetite, she was again reduced so lon
the attending physician deemed a consrl,,.
would be necessary, which, accordingly w,sI' j,
and thew were of opinion, She could siryT,
few hours longer. Immediately admins
the Ca,holicon, (bearing IN observation, 4b,, =
lone as there is life, hope remains, TO he s,.,.
ishInent of all who had come as tWere lor.
ness her death, the second dose, which was M.
about haitian hour after the first, effecmalygr-i
the bleeding of the vessel; and IN a few daS 4
was. for the second time, miraculousy cu.si
Another instance OF the peculiar meritsof 4,
medicine also witnessed, VIZ. the case ofny-.
William. The TEITER made its appearance n
completely covered his body, and behind his =,
the Bustules behind his ears discarged avn,
hInour. that excoriated the parts which np,r3
over and formed INTO ulcers; he was grelily -,
ciated-reducedt 10 mere skin ard bone-haa -
less nights-restless days, IN fact the tomeas =
the disease were indescnbable The mos =
proved remedies were employed from the ~.
mencement, and strictly followed, but, WrR
alternating his miseries. Again, / succeai,
administered the Catholicon, he was res,o,i
and remains in perfect health 10 this day.
From the wonderful effects of your medicine,
the three foregoing cases, ii most certainly desrg
the attention of the afflicted Those who lr,
been relieved by It's use, as well as every mers,
of society. should aid IN the diffusion Of so M
q discovery. am very respectfully your.,
Tic
No al Prune s,rs..
To Mr. w. w. Potter, Philadelphia.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30

Ny daughter Dlargare = Peacock, whontJ
near Longacomlng, IN tie county Of Gorf4
state Of New Jersey, was taken with die tiss
termed MILK LEG, which was unsuccessfI-I gel,
ed by respectable phyGcian Of that place %
years; her suferIngs during that time, VIII p
burthensome disease, language is Inadeqn 2
express;-The lower cxremitics were sTet-
periods, 70 nearly dou5h their ordinary s1s y
became extremely painful She began y Z
your medicine, Che Vegetable Cuthohcol =
in a short time she was cured; not having
from her Of late, conclude she remains Fei~
" well.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
rFrgm the Weekly Democratic Press. ]



TOASTS.
We find the following in a Jackson pa
per- the Reading Chronicle as having
been given at a dinner in that town on the
9Th inst
by Charles Zoiber. Gen Jackso1-
The man who refused ro-s hanks to
General Washn4.oa
Comments IS a5c-sz45T s ne phrase
goes. he whole secret af lacksonism
viii come ont By ans D..
The same paper p.5ashos the follwing;
MY TOAST.
The Rev. DIR. Fly, may he, with all his
adhereuts in favor of a union of Church
and State Gas preached IN his 4th Of July
sermon, 1927 undergo seryitude IN sight
ofthe Tread Mill, for a no longer term than
life, and let all the people say AMEN.
GEORGE I'LL.
What think YOU of that Doctor.
Z. II. Hank, like his namesake scars
away, we know not whittier. Does he
know himsclfl A sky lark Is a mole to our
Hawk.
BY p. Fl. Hawk The fair Sex
Brilliant decoraments that luminous IN the
diaaem of famiharislng intercourse, whose
placid salutes are more licious than nectar,
yocaluess tremendously enchanting as the
melodies Of Arion, optics more admirable
than the diamond that glares upon their
ornaments; saluters as attracant as attrac-
ton ofmagnetism. Their presence casts
around existence a Charmiugnes5 that re-
wives 1t IN Its irksome pilgrimage; their
yirile IN the causatlon of suffering virtue,
wards off calamity's vehement darts.
-Of all The beauties polished nations boast,
You, lovely fairs. shall ever be my toast.
WeIl-if there's a lady from one end of
Berks county. to the other, that can stand
all this, her heart, indeed, must be made
of most impeneuable stuff.
Il is evident that the next toaster was
quite c0nglomereted at Mr.. Hawk-he was
struck dumb for some time, but at length
gives one as plain and as strait forward as
ms own name
by Peter Blankenpeller. Here is health
to General Andrew Jackson"
The New Brunswick Courier states,
that on sunday of last week, rs boat
with twelve persons was returning to Long
Reach from Oak Point. where they had
been to attend divine service, 1t shipped a
sea naar the shore and went down, and pain
ful to relate, 10 persons out Of twelve per-
ished.
-.ssSs...-
Miss Francis Wright has taken charge
of the New Harmony Gazette: and IN the
first paper issued under her superintend-
ence quotes with appreciation an argument
to prove that marriages are invalid, where
the disposition OF the contracting parties
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
Gloucester Point, County Of GlOucostg, N :
September 80, ls1.

Gloucester Point, County Of Glouccster N Z
September 80, lsi.
Mr.. Uaiiam w. Potter
SIR: In conformity with your desire, "a
you here the statement Of my case. FoInn
than 20 years past, have experencedpans Of Re
most Uxcruciatng order, proceeding from kms
nATIsM: the greater part Of this time was os.
fined to my bed, with my limbs very muchconus.
ed. and swollen, and so painful ! could not uB
my hand on the lower oXtremues-and maIa
severe that my shrieks were heard in eycNpnd
the house / had violent pains in my side L,.
aches, loss Of appetite &c.--Laudnum, VIA
was taken IN very large doses, occaslonei Is
little sleep, and did not tend 10 soothe lhe pla
the slightest degree Induced by the urger Z.
repeated request Of my friends and family lb
paired to the Sea Shore at Egg-liarbou d.
continued 10 immerse myself 10 salt water %
length of time, without any salutary effect At
! returned, Gas previous,) / had application b
various remedies, but every thing proved O. Q
service 10 me. Having spent much money Z.
labour in my endeayouTs TO obtain relief from "a
miserable situation | was placed in, and my !.
vnced age, (belng in my Goth year, relQust
dlt uoItrf dlu NJ az ANtrAAAii'A W tNl VIC Ni''H
take It's course; but. in few weeks after hti
Of the wonderful effects your medicine pOtr.
on my daughter, whose case / make meulc
in this. / used the CArHoLcos 10 The G'c
of three bottles; and eel happyto say, an &c
of that painful visiter, TO whom / have bsi
martyr for so long, and for this unexpected chang
from life of misery 10 one Of comfort, do q
pute to the remarkable qualities of your metcf
Il has been eight monhs since took the hs I
the Catholcon and no having had an aiilcs /
believe 1t 20 be period cure.
Xc,r., ~o.,,.tG,lif..
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
Nous respectfully.
FTTZABETU S1IATIW0C

certify, the above Is q true account Of rlal
my wiie's suffering.
(Signed,) 5. SMALLWOOD
Master of the Tcun-bom, plying bfms
Gloucester Ferry and the Point H0lf
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
SOLD BY THE PRINCIPAL DRUGGIST
IN THE UNITED STATES.

ia PHILADELPHIA,
BY Issac Thompson corner Of % and Market.
Robert Pearssil, jr. corner Of I'd and Market
T. w. Dyot come of ID and Race
Samuel p Gutits, j. corner Of eth and
Chestnut streets
II. VI. Zoihckofer corner Of 9Th aud Pine.
Fullerton x CllXton, Market street.
II. MClntock, corner Of 9th and Callowhil.
Thomas Evans, corner Of Sd and Spruce,
=. G. Sheppard No. l07, south 9th
+. Williams, corner Of % and Almond.
J.. Crowel, corner Of 9th and South.
George Meilor, corner Of 4th and Balnut.
Budd West corner Of 81 and Walnut.
Thomas Cave, corner Of 9th and Market
Edward Pryor, Northern Dispensary.
a. NJ. u L. L. Cohen, Market street.
NVTgr CrDrrrrvrr, mrs
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
POTTER'S
Wheeling, January 2nd, 1923.

III II
cqcs for more than three years past, and has
Qciiercd in The healing Grt-curcs lrtict Tiral
dc most extraordinary If Gncicnt or modern
practice.
WTo preparation has borne such colebrI-
" ty, as an Alternative; and It's innocent quail
- ties. have been acknowledged by the expe-
rience Of thousands In using the Cathollcon "a
restriction in diet is not required, nor does 1t IN
.eTupt the patient pursuing the ordinary ayoca-
tons of business.
In KINGS EVIL or sCROFULA, NECROSIS or DIS
EAsED BONES, MERCUBIAL DISEASES, BHEUMA-
rrsN. LIVER CoNPLAIyTs, ULCERS WHITE swEL-
LINGs. SYPHILIS IN It's secondary stage, ISDrGEs-
TON. &c &c. the CatholicOn has been most
conspicuously useful; it also has been servicable
TO debiitated and nervous affected persons.
The discovery of preparation adapted TO that
class Of diseases, for which this IS recommended,
is one of the most desirable bOons that can be
afforded to the unfortunate; and the proprietor
trusts, that the endeavors Of the benevolent and
humane, will be exerted IN difiusing the merits
of his invaluable remedy 10 the ears Of those
who are grooming under affection.
The numerous testimonials already shown TO
tho public in favour Of this remedy and lis hay
ing been used in the PHILADELPHIA PEMTESTIA-
RY for these two yearc past, IN diseases which
resisted the regular modes Of practice, form high
and important proof Of rs Just merits and claims
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
ELIZABETH sMALLwOoD


CASE.-Wm. Middleton, aged about 9 r.
for the last 3 years, bad seven large slos
ULCERS on his body nh limbs Tie Fl
journey from Georgia 70 the eastward 'i 4
been subject 10 the treiiment Of many 3
ans between Savannah and this city, bu' p
ease still progressed IN spite Of all Their q !.
consequent cmaciaton snsued, from the Dl. I
severe pains which he experienced, andiA'
discharged freely thick offensive mlttcf-l-
lnsupportable, which prevented him from 2
ing further than this city; be gave up Oh al
tons Of ever reaching home again, and pr
assume a deadly aspect, noiwIihstmln5 4
excellent medical advice was rendered.
weeks after ms arrival, be came under o. =.
Of Mr. Potter, and Immediately commeucN
the CaiholcOn; ID about two weeks iiie-
material change in the appearance Of NJ
and the excnciatIng pains, which haIas..
from the commencement Of the disease VI. y
italy removed, and his general health ard
improved daily. In eight weeks nor. 4 4
perfectly restored 10 health by the use o. 7.
tholicon; the ulcers were healed, The Fio'sl.
entirely forsook him: he pursued hls lo4f'''
ierIng no inconvenience whatever
A number Of respectable individual ~.
quanied with the above facts, 70 WHOM. II, ~
may be had by applying to W. W.POIi|
Philadelphia October 18th, 1877.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
BURR MILL STONES.

" iIE subscriber has on hand and in
tends constantly keeping an extensive as
soItment of Burr Mill Stones, at his manu-
factory near the Point Cotton factory. As the
blocks have been obtained at the quarries on Ra-
coon Creek, under his own immediate inspection
he pledges himself that the article will be found
inferior TO none made at any other establishment
IN the United States. Re will also warrant then
TO give satisfaction TO purchasers. His assortment
Of sizes Is & viii continue 10 be complete, so that
his friends and customers AZ q distance need moi
fear any disappointment.
JESSE LANTZ.
March 20, Is23.-l3 b.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30

For these twenty-six years past I 49, ~.
labOuring with vIoLEET cOUSH, SIT
BLOOD, DC. and a general debility pre'4.
my system, but more particularly 10 u'
] became 50 helpless from tic e1le.-'.,
life was only a burden TO me:--haa
nights in consequence Of the pam al- 4 /.
cough-no appetite that would enable ~ >
sufficient nourishmeit TO suppori ny w. y
reduced to such an extremity that ne = -.
corrugated, and seemed 10 be fast % y. >
IN fact l expected for no other relief 4. d
| commenced Potters Csfholicon, arc p 800
l had taken the third bottle J was P... =
lieyed Of the harrassing and dlsiIe.sis.7 TTlL
Ny age is 65 years. HEIIf d =
Pine street, between SIKH and oe''"
Philadelhia Oct. lIih, 1s27
For sale By
CLEMENS 4 BAL
Maroi 70. lsc3.-l2
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

The wonderful reputation and demand for this
medicine has induced frauds; 10 secure the public
against them, in future there will be small label
covering the cork Of each bottle beautifully exc
cuted by the ge0mctric lathe, with the words
GENUINE " w. POTTER" thereon: as
the cork cannot be drawn without defaclng this
label. the medicine can be known TO be genuine
when It is not torn or otherwise injured.
Price 50 per Bottle, or $50 per dozen:
lFPrnted directions are on the Bottles
Communications fron any part of the world,
post paid, and orders tor medicine Will be pune
tually attended TO. w. w. POTTER.
No. rs, south NInth-st. between Chestnut and
Market, opposite The University Of Pennsylya-
MIA
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30

Miss Francis Wright has taken charge
of the New Harmony Gazette: and IN the
first paper issued under her superlntend-
ence quotes with appreciation an argument
to prove that marriages are invalid, where
the disposition OF the contracting parties
turn ont to be uncOngenia.
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
L. w GILBERT,
Secretary Delaware Bible Society.
For THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.


There is one paragraph IN the last Gazette, which
is enough 10 make Cat laugh, at the lmpudence OF
the Idiot that wrote it. That the prospect OF Gen
eral Jacksons election should effect the price OF
flour! and the poor fool says that the Hundred el-
ectons have raised its price from 81 to dolla $.
What will it be, when Jackson is elected, asks this
fiat Answer, the loss by the Jackson party IN the
Hundred elections, is proof that the General VIII
be President; by the same rule ofloggerhead arlth-
metic (lf he should be Presdent there will be nc
flour to be had for love or money.
Iwould also draw the attention of The Friends to
dirty scurilous piece in the Gazette OF the 23rd
signed j. S. Lsston As to the Friends taking Burr
in preference to Jackson, put the writer in bag
with the other two an9 he will find very few eua
kers thatwould take either of them. This writer
when he wrote the piece must certainly nave peer
bereft of his senses-he first admits that he diskes
the Quakers, and then says--'s in whose friendship
have long confded, and still delight TO cherish
And agan--"I owe an opology, for dlslilIing
then'' But the following part of his piece ough
certainly to give him high claim on their generos
| ty-ssT That no dsrepect was meant or intended ioI
| those friends, as they sometimes call themselves
zcho haze breasted the storms Of z0ar IN the defence O
our common countrye" From which it is to be IN
ferred that he means dsrespect to those that vii
6oht-and those that will not, he dlskes--as 1t Is
we'll known that the QualSers are to man prnclpiee
AGAINST war and bloodshed it follows as matter
'''e' A QUAKER.
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
A QUAKER.
For the Delnware journal.
COEEIN HAND BILLS.

On reading this bill, (being induced to 1t by
Clements denunciation) am at no loss to divine why
the Jacksonites hate it so. and tremble at pare
mention of it. Our senses are inlets to the soul
and especially the eyes. and hence no man oho mas
soul can look on the lS cotfns and the picture pre-
sented to view and read its detail w'thou nvolun,
tarily exclamng . dctestaoe 0recn'!-e a"'non y
th,s outrage upon hatriotlsm-ap0m,, w
ISn~oS been Commander in Chief, every man en-
gared in the bloody murder would at least have been
brset ON And what was the offence Of these SIX
POOR ELLOWs--why they left the Camp and
went home, after their term of service had expired
expired and challenge Clement an and Mnane'
and Rogers and all their host to deny the assertion,
in their own names. These poor fellows then went
home after their term had expired,-but tearing the
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
DELAWARE BIBLE SOCIETY,"


At the last anniversary OF this society, the ioho"ih8
Resolution was passed
"Whercas the punctua attendance OF the ofncefs ana
members of this Society the Anniversaries intimately
with the vital interests of this institution; and
whereas it is to be feared many OF our TRENDS dePrYe
us of their company through fogetiulness theeiore
Res.!vet, 1na it be earnestly recommended 10 an te
Minst s of ,e Gospel in this County, the Sabbaths
nme lately proceeding the Third Tuesday OF octooer OF
each year. to notify their people OF the approaching ANN
versary and to request all the friends OF the bible give
their count enance and a to this important association
and to urge on all who conveniently to attend the anu
| a. .ite. ting. ..J a..
send Circular to the different Minister'S on this subject
one month before the next anniversary
The object therefore of this publication IS to give notce
to every Minister Of the Gospel in Newcastle County, that
the next annual meeting of this Society will be held at
Neurk on the Third Tuesday (1stJ Of October nerf, at
10 o'clock a. M The different Ministers are hereDy re-
pecttu requested give notice of the same to their re-
spectiye congregations and invite an attendance OF all inc
friends OF CHRISTIANITY that OCCASION The Meeting wal
he oncned bv Sermon or Address from the Rev. j. N
Danortb In case of his absence, Addresses are expect
ed from the Hon. Willard Hail. and the Honorable kensey
| Jahns,-and others. ,,x.. =.
explore the County and offer copy of the Scriptures to
every estiiute family, has been nearly accomplished III
some Hundreds the work is completed,
The shorness of the time which the Agents could spend
in this business their completing the tour OF the
County and part of Chrstana Hundred was lett TO be
expored by others Something has accordingly been done
but small section of Chrstiana and also OF andywne
Hundred is vet to be examined We hope it will be at
tended to before the anniversary arrives Inc more m
mute details we reserve the Annual Repor but 1t may
be well at this time to sate that the humber OF tamie
visited with the number of the destitute. and the sum-
collected in the various Hundreds, were as follows
r., ,lac, tah
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
From the Albany Chronicle.
THEIR SYSTEM.

The aohole series Of e0orts aohch haue been made
TO put doaUn John g. Adams and to elevate andrew
Jackson in has stead, has been one anuaryng tissue
Of deception, aud alsehood, and dnisrepressntatior-
And most happily, though unwittingly, did Noah
characterize the cause which those efforts were de-
signed to subserve, when he said s the cause which
needs the aid of continued misrepresentation to sus-
tain it, must be desperate indeed I'll thank thees
Jew, for teaching me that word"
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
Meeting at HasAeyvMe.
{. .Surport those apho protect as "

6 Seaport those apho protect as Z
A GENERAL meeting of the friends OF the
"A ADMINISTRATION will be held TO-MOR-
ROW. the s-lh inst. at 2 O'Clock P. M at Barley
rille on the Brandywine. where those who are in
favor of Manufactures, and the American System,
are particularly requested to attend, to hear Ad-
dresses on the subject, &c.
By Order ofthe Committees.
Sep. 25
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
Gipe the Deual his due.

TIA United States Gazette abors under very great
+e in attributng certain remarks upon the fresaeh's
retun to Washington to the Dea1vare journal. i"e De
ow.re Patriot claims the credit Give the Deu" MS oue'
you please.
AsMr. A. Hamilton, we understand, denies tha'
he knew any thing Of the circumstances mentioned
by the writer of Brandywine in our last, until Mr.
r. Chandler and Mr.. Gibbons called on him with
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
TURNPIKE dividend

yHvHE President and managers of the Newcastle
Il and Frenchtown Turnpike, have declared Di-
yideud on the Capital Stock OF the Company, for
the last six months at the rate of six per cent per
annum, which will be paid by the Treasurer to the
Stockholders or their legal Representativ at any
time after Goth inst.
JAMES COUPER, Treasurer.
New.Castle. Sept. IS. 1928, 46-6t''
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
NEW-YORK.

Extract Of letter from respectable and intelll-
gent gentleman in Gettysburg, Chenango Co. New
York, TO a gentleman in Wilmington.
'''The friends Of old Hickory in Chenango ana
Delaware counties, Oately considered Jackson) be-
gin despair of success, and ready to give up all
for lost in the State.''
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following the calculation BY which awrter in the
Harrisburg Argus claims 10 ADMINISTRATOR members OF
congress at the ensuing election
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26

-~In another number, l viii prone, by facts, that
your only safety is in union. The South, with Eng
land, are comolned to ruin you. They are practis-
ing, diuide ct inpreza. Answer it, by sheWng you
are united. MANY MANUFACTURERS.
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
A VOTE IN TENNESSEE.

Extract of letter from citizen of K,aor County
Tennessee to the editors of the Lynchbu,gh FIR
ginina, dated ..h71or Go Tenn. .1ug.2O.
IL have just arrived from muster in this Coun !
ty, where there were more than 600 people assem-
bled. After the muster over, jackson man
moved that they should take the vote on the Pres-
Dental question, which was done, and the vote stood
thus:
Ron ADAMS. sos
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26

vengeance Of the sanguinary Jackson, they even re-
turned to camp. to appease him. What did he DO
did he receive them as every other commander
would have done--tell them that they were decelv-
led but that on condition they would return to
duty. all would be forgotten NO,--HE ordered
them to be tried for mutiny, crime they were as
innocent of, as you and |, and the servile tools he
placed on the Court found them guilty-he approv-
ed the sentence, and ordered them shot IN tour
days All this without law, or the shadow OF 1t.
What would have been the consequence IN regard
to o. Horsey, G. Starr, T G. Alrichs, A. Porter,
G. Chesnut and A. Hamilton, who patrotically
served tour of duty at Elk during. the late war;
had their General after their term had expired, and
they chose to march home, thought proper to try,
lcondemn--and execute them ? Every reader in
voluntarily exclaims, would have been the ilrst to
have put ball through him.
Further, suppose the same General was to be
taken up for Governor, or Sheriff, how many OF you
think would vote for himl hesitate not in an
swering not one.--These are facts-the six militia
men were SHOT TO DEATH by order OF Genera
Jackson contrary to laao. This | undertake to
prove; and will leave at the disposal OF the printer
|B10o, as bet that these SIX MEN were shot con
trary to law say nothing Of the other cases de
tailed in the bill, they are no less sanguinary thu
they claim some shadoW of law. l advise every
man in the State to read the Coffin hand blll--the
Colonel Notwithstanding. MILlIlAMAN.
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
list Of names, we inform our correspondent Brandy
wine, and the public that Mr.. Il. did not originate
the plan of obtaining the votes Of the manufacturers

The Lawyers. informed, have returned w'tfi
poor opinion of Sussex They al politically very sck
and we regret state three M them have chils fevers