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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA.
From the KnonviNe (Tema. Enquirer.

JfOHt Hto AhNo'ccNe' o""/ ~N'N1''
1t will be SEEM by this days paper, that the cti-
zens of Rutherford County, in this State, friendly
to the present Administration, have had meeting
and have requested Mr. Th : Washington to allow
his name to be run as an Adams Elector.
This will be little unexpected to those abroad
who are unacquainted with the state of affairs in
this State, and who believe that man would be lite
rally ground to dust and ashes, who dared to raise
his voice for an innocent and long prosecuted Ad
mnistration. But to u.s. who know how the mat
ter stands, it was not unexpected ; we know that
large portion of the People of Tennessee are IN ia
your Of the present Administration, and who woult
deprecate the election of Gen. Jackson to the Pre-
sldency as So curse upon their country"
We learn, by the Alabama Herald, that the.
have had an Administration meeting in that State
and that the friends Of Mr.. Adams are requested tt
attend meeting, to be held at Greensborough, OF
the thirteth day of May next, for the purpose o
nominating an Administration Electoral Ticket il
Alabama.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29
(COPY.)
Princefo,Ua, ApriI 18Th, 1928.

Princef0lOn, HpfN I8hh, 1878.
To the Editor of the New York Evening Post
SIR-ln your paper of the 10th, there is an ex-
tract from the GO Buffalo Republican," containing
what is stated TO be sc an extract Of letter from
Mr.. Stockton, of Princeton" take the liberty to
inform you that believe my father never wrote
such letter, and that the extract in question must
be an entire fabrication. 1t rs perhaps unnecessary
for me to say any thing more on that subject al
present
am, your ob't and humble serv't.
r. F. STOCKTON.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29

letter was published avowediy, on The sole author
ty of one William NJ. p. Wood. fugitive from
Massachusetts, under most equiyocal clrcumsta'
ces, and whose subsequent career OF shame and ob-
lnquy, has been biazoucd by advertisements IL ihc
papers of New Jersey and this State, as the Editor
OF the Post might have seen, had he read the Jour
nails on his table. The following notice OF this let
ter appears in the Trenton Federalist.
"CoMMuNIcArIoN.- The public at large. and
especially the friends of the late Richard Stockton.
Esq. deceased, are cautioned against stenenlns to
the pretended letter published by one WooD, who
has lately become the editor Of newspaper at buf-
faio, in the State of New York The author of this
communication was as near a friend of the deceased,
as much inhis confidence as any other person, his
immediate family only excepted has often con
versed with him on The subject alluded to by SAID
Wood and is intimately acquainted with the style
of writing, ard the disposition and sentiments OF Mr.
Stockton He does not hesitate to avow his entire
belief that the said letter, publised by Wood as
written by S. is papable forgery. Nothing IN
the character or conduct of SAID Wood. while N
Phade phia or New Jersey. is calculated to remove
the impression that he would fabricate or publish
forgery to answer his purpose. The author OF thu
communication leaves his name to be given up
to said Wood if he requires it,"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29
April 90.
Grand hodge Of Delaware.

A SPECIAL communication of the Grand Lodge
of Delaware will be held at Wilmington on Monday
the 9Th day of May next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ tor
the purpose of laying the foundation stone of the
Second Presbyterian Church of Wilmington. The
subordinate Lodges requested TO attend by their
representatives, and all the brethren within sound
Of the gav are invited to be present and join in the
ceremony.
By order ofhe nj. w. Grand Master,
VIM. T. READ, Grand Secretary.
April %, 1928. 2tg
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29
DuIAWAa2Es JOURNAL.
W.. . . |. y :2a:.sSNs
Tuesday, AVrA %, AS2S.
uTHE RESPECTABLE Mr.. JARVIS.

BY the statements of the Marylahder' ana VI 'e
Courier and Journal, it appears that tue fesPe''o VIZ
,v;sn has made small bunder in his address 10 Con
Th pa Jer is referred to the second page for this
and other interesting particulars
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29
6 Cents Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber, living in Chrstiana
1926 indened apprentice the farming business,
ed WILLIAM WARNER CORNISH, about IA years old.
rather slender built, with down look. Whoever
secures him that get him again shall be entitled to the
laoove reward. WILLIAM ID. PHILLIPS.
April %, 1923. 3-4p
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29

W Stated Meeting Of the Delaware Academy
of Natural Science, will be held at the Town Hall ON
Saturday, the 3rd Of May, at o'clock, P M.
S. S. GRUB, Sec'Y.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29

OF THERE will be divine service and sermon
in the College to .MorrozO evening, by the Rev'd.
Mr.. Pggot land in Trinity Church on Sunday NOR
ming next by the Rey'd. Mr.. Wilmer.
.lpriL go.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29
,Inarrien,

On Wednesday evening 9Th inst. at New Castle,
by the Rev. MIR. Clay, Mr. JOSEPH CARR, to
Miss BARBARA sHEPHARDSON, both of New
Castle County, Del.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

Foreign news to the 18th March has been re-
ceiyed al New York. The New York American
commenting upon it, remarks, that it is OF such
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-29
Medical Society.

THE Annual Meeting, of the Medical Society of
Delaware, will take place at Dover on the Second
Tuesday Of May next (l3th.) The members are
requested to be punctual in attendance, business
of more than ordinary interest will be transacted
CUTHBERT S. GREEN, Sec'y
.Mddleto1pn, .AprI 96th. 3-tm
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11
NEW EcSES.

NARRATION of Van Halen's Imprisonment
and escape from the dungeons Of the InquisuOn;
his Journey 10 Russia, &c.
Lectures on Physiology Zoology and the Nat
ural History of Man. by W. Lawrence, F. r. s.
Jahns Biblical Archaeology.
Blue Stocking HaL-noyel.
Firtation do.
Humours Of Eutopia, tale of Colonial times.
Voyage to the Moon.
Buccaneers, u romance of our own country IN
lbs ancient day.
Youth and Manhood of Cyril Thornton.
The Midsummer FAIRIES, poem by I. Hood.
The Hunter, poem, by Flint.
The Pelican Island by Montgomery.
Capt Pary's Voyage TO discover q North
West passage.
PASTOR Sketch Book.
Father Clement
McKnzies's Memoirs of Calvin.
Sequel to Popular Lessons.
Private Memoirs of Madame HausSet
Tales of a Grandfather, by Scott.
Masons Horse Farrier and Appendix
Elizabeth Palmer
Philosophy IN sport.
Just received and for sale at a. & E Pick
cts Book Store, Main Street, Wheeling where
may be had books IN every department Of LlteTa-
turc.
April 9th SIPS. 15-tf
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

-Tyrc MEDICINE has stood ttr Irst af rrrr-i-
ln., 81 moro Han thee te4ys past and has
arta1d m ti, t.1'iag art-eares lrti-i r.rR'
tic most extraordinary q enc.cet or WglTf
practice
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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

DOBERT DAVIS. CABINET MAX
6, ER and UPHoLsTEREHr respectfully Informs
the Citizens ofWheeling, and the Western
Country at large, that he has recommended his
business at bis Old Stand on Main Street next
door 10 Mr.. Cmningham's Chair Mandatory,
where they can get supplied with all kinds Of Fan
oY Work. In his line.
u Country Cabinet Makers can be supplied
with Carving, at the shortest notice.
1.-TWO Apprentices wanted tothe above bust
ness.
Wheeling January 26tb, I62e. 5-.s.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

Is order TO disseminate extensively the hume
rous advantages which flow from the develOpe-
ment of new resources and valuable Improvements
in the Agricultural World, It is reasonable TO pre-
sumo that a proper medium for the accumulation
and distribution of practical knowledge must
prove of the first importance. a Periodical Pub
hcation devoted to these purposes If conducted
with spirit and industry, cannot prove otherwise
than cminently useful.
Under these Impressions the Publishers have
determined on offering TO the agricultural cornmu-
nity THE FARMERS MAGAZINE, as q repOsi-
tory of useful information; satisfied they cannot
rsnder 10 their country more valuable service or
bstter contribute 10 its permanent prosperity, than
in subseryng, as they hope to do, its agricultural
interests.
The leading feature of this publication viii be
sustained bv our own ample resources, united TO
he promised contributions of several AGRIcULTU-
RAJ SOCIETIES, and the assistance Of distinguish
ed agrcultursts, in this and other states.
The LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC department will
be conducted by gentleman heretofore editor of
popular literary journal.
I'm furtherance of their views, the publishers So
icit original contributions on Agriculture, HOrti-
culture. Rural and Domestic Economy &c. and
the cooperation of agriculturists and the friends
of Agriculture throughout the country; TO whom
is respectfully submitted the following
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING rs TIE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
PENSsYIVAEIA
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11
HOYT'S
PATENT CORN sHHLGuR


HWAVING purchased the Right to the
above Machine for the counties ofBrooke,
Ohio, Tyler, Monongala, Harrison and
Preston, am ready to receive and execute orders
for the same. This machine, for expedition IN
sheins, Is wequalled by any other now in use;
and, unlike all other inventions for that purpose,
instead of discharging both com and cob m the
same place It casts the cob TO considerable dis
lance from the shelied corn. The quantity Of corn
shelcd by It IN q given time, so far exceeds that
shelledb by any other with which II has been COM
pared, that has in many cases been adopted and
others cast aside, as appears by certificates now
IN my possession. The Public are, however, re-
Quested 10 call on the subscriber, examine the
machine, witness It's operation, and satisfy them
selves. JAMES F. KING.
Wbcclng, March 10, 1928.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

BY Issac Thompson, corner of 81 and Market
Robert pclrsaM lr. corner of 81 and Market
r. ~. Dyot come o.. 2d and Race
Smue. p. Grlds, lr corner of cth am
Chesnut streets.
I'll ri. Lo.Eckoier corner of 9Th and Pine.
Fullerton Isl CaNon. Market street.
T. WCu0ck corner of 9th and Cl.l1WhI
Thomas Evans. corner of 81 and Spruce,
S. e. sheppard. no. l07, south 9th
p. Williams. conner of ID and Almond
T.. CroNcn. corner of 5.h and South
George McIor. corner Of },h and aluu..
Buii West. corner of 81 and Walnut.
Thomas Cave. corner of 6.h and Market.
Edward Pryor. Northern Dspenslv.
8. lI N r. H.. Cohen, Market street.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11
Stone Cutting.

"ARK DOUGLASS respectfully In
W forms his friends and the public, thai he
continues TO carry on the above business
on the corner Of Washington and 9th streets, where
Stone Cutting Of all kinds can be furnished at the
shortest notice.
u Two APPRENTICES to the above business,
wanted
Wheeling, March 9th, 1873. lO-3m
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11
THE PRACTICAL FARMERS
MAGAz+NE q.
Or Agricultural s. literary
Gazette.

THE FARMERS MAGAZINE is designed
to contain information drawn from AUTHENTIC
SOURCES relative TO the Improvement and manage
ment of remarkable Farms, sources Of manure
number and kind STOCK, farming utensils, labour-
ers, diaries. NC.; AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENTS
critical notices and reviews of such publications
as may tend to the interestsof the Husbandman
Improvements IN the breed of DOMESTIC ANIMALS
accounts of such FOREIGN and DOMESTIC trees,
shrubs, vines, plants seeds and grains, as are con
sidered necessary or useful for subsistence, com
fort or ornament, with INFORMATION relative &c
their treatment, growth, requisite kinds Of soil
&c; and In short whatever may tend to increase
the product of the soil, and advance the RURAL
ECoNoMY Of the country.
Insertion will also be given to such REPORTS
Addresses and Papers, as may be communicated
for publication, by the several AGRICULTURAL so.
cIErEs of this aud other states.
A LAND REGISTER will contain as far as
practicable, list of farms, which are now, or may
hereafter be FOR SALE, account of their size
situation quality and such other particulars as may
be deemed USEFUL.
Space viii be afforded for the SOLID and sTER.
LING BEAUTIES ofLTERArURE. the useful arts and
sciences, Chemistry, Natural History and PhilOso
ply, Biography and Travels, state of the MARKETS
IN the principal Sea Ports, &c. &c.
TERMS.
THE FARMERS MAGAZINE will be pub
Eshed sEm-MoSrHLY; the price Is three dollars
payable either at the time of subscribing, orrecept
of the first number. The FORM and SIZE has
been adopted, which is deemed most convenient
for binding, while the quality of the paper, the
beauty of the type, (altirciy Re1r) and the genera
execution of the work, will be such. 1t is hoped
viii reflect credit on the Publisher, and CRAFTY
ITS PATRONS
uJAddress (post paid) THOMAS c. CLARKE
agent for the Propuetors, No. As, Market Street
Philadelphia.
-. Editors copying the above, may contribute
receive a copy of the work.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

WINDSOR CHAIRs, with great varlety OF ST
rErs CRADLES, Common Windsor and ARA
CHAIRS.
They would also inform the Public, that they
have considerably extended their business. and
have taken that large and cOmmodiOus building
Iately occupied by Messrs. Bayard and Frasier
where they also intend keeping a general asort
ment of the above work.
n B. An orders, thankfully received, and
promptly attended to.
January 2nd. 1928 lis.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

Aborr nine or Ten months after The above cure
VAS performed. through some excrtion Mrs {.
injured a blood vessel; from the loss of blood,
md appetite, she was again reduced so low, that,
he attending physician deemed q consultation
would be necessary, which, accordingly was held.
ma rhcr were ef opinion, she could survive. but
few hours longer Z immediately administered
ale Ca,holic0r bearing IN observation, "that as
uug us there Is life, hope remains, to the aston
shment of all who had come as Il were 10 wit
ness her death. the second dose, which was taken
bout haitian hour after the FIRST efectually stopped
le bleeding of the vessel; and in a few DAYS She
was. Tor the second timc, mraculousy cured.
Another instance ofthe peculiar meritsof TIN,
medicine ] also Witnessed, VIZ. the case of my son
HUIGm. The TETrER made It's appearance, and
completely covered his body, and behind his ears.
the pustules behind his ears discarged a watery
bumour, thar excouated the parts which It passed
over and formed into ulcers; he was greatly ema-
cated-reduced 20 mere skin and bOne-had sleep
less urhts-restess days IN fact the tOrments of
the disease were indescribabIe The most ap-
proved remedies Were employed from the com
mcncement and strictly followed but, without
alcyiatng his mIseries Again, l successfully
immistered the CathohcOn, he was restored
and remains IN perfect health to tins day.
From The wonderful effects Of your medicine In
he three foregoing cases. lt most certainly deserves
the attention of the afflicted. Those who have
been relieved by IFS use as well as every member
of society, should AID IN the diffusion Of so great
q discovery. 1 am very respectfully yours,
T. j.. c.
No. Al Prune street.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

" HIS EMBROCATION has for a
long time been esteemed as a valuable rem
edy in a variety Of diseases, and / will ven
ture TO say, that II viii want no other recommen-
daton than that furnished by the use Of one or
Bottles. In RHUMAusN it is attended with the
most signal advantage-is also valuable in SpTauts,
NDabHeSs, Burns, Hd0lent Seedlings, and is par
tIcularly sericeable IN LumbagO or pains IN the
back, and in many instances when taken In doses
Of from to 10 drops, Gin syrup or sugar. it gives
Immediate relief IN CHoLIo. II is also much
named for It's powerful discusiye efficacy in the
removal Of P0ll-eUiI flstula, Fersa, Sprains, and
many other diseases incident 10 Horses. For 4
more particular description Of this EHlJTooqtion,
end The method Of using It, | refer you 10 the adj
yertisment surrounding the Bottle.
WhCeiRg March 49, l625.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11
ELIZABETH sMALLWoOD.

CASE-Wm. Middleton, aged about 50 years,
.or the ms, years. had seven large sLoUGHNG
ULcrbs ON his body and limbs He was on q
Journey from Georgia 70 the eastward and had
been subject % the treatment of many physici-
ans between savannah and this city, but the dis
clsc su.l progressed IN spite of all their efforts
consequent cmaciatlon ensued from the long and
severe pains which ne experienced, and the ulcers
discharged freely thick offensive mattcr-aLmost
m,upp0rabe. whiChpreycntod him from proceed
ug further than this city; he gaveup all nhcipa-
u0ns of ever reaching home again, and began TO
assume @ deadly aspect notwithstanding most
excellent medical advice was rendered A few
weeks after his arrival, he came under the notice
ofNr Potter and immediately commenced using
the CathoHc0U bon about TWO weeks there was a
material change M the appearance of the ulcers,
and the cXcruciatlng palms, which hmassed HIM
from the commencement of the disease, were par
TALLY removed and his general health and strength
improved daily. I'm eight weeks more he was
perfectly restored 90 health by the use of the Ca
lh0ic0n; the ulcers were healed, the violent pains
entirely torsook HIM: he pursued his Journey, sui
ttung mo- Inconvenience Whatever.
a number Of respectable individual are ac
Qulm.ed with the above facts, TO whom reference
may be hadby applying to w. w. POTTER
Philadelphia October 10Th, 1927
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

Gloucester Point, County of Gloucester N. J.
September, 30, 1927
lIr. William u. Potter
SIR. I'm conformity with your desire, ] give
YOU here the statement of my case. For more
than 20 years past have experienced pains Of the
most cxcucaJing order, proceeding from BHEU-
uArIsu: the greater part of this time l was con-
lined TO my bed with my limbs very much contract
ed. and swollen, and SO painful, / could not press
ms hand on the lower eXtremltes-and IN fact, so
severe that my shueks were heard in everypart OF
The house. had violent pains IN my side, head
aches, los of appetite, &c.-Laudnum, which
was taken In very large doses, occasioned but
hre sleep, and did not tend TO s0othe the pam I'M
the slightest degree Induced by the urgent and
repeated request Of my friends and family l re-
paired 90 the Sea Shore 40 Egg-Harbour, and
continued 90 immense myself IN salt water for a
length 0ftme without any salutary effect. After
returned, Gas prcvIous) / had application to
various remedies, but every thing proved of no
service To- me. Having spent much money and
lb0ur boo my endeayours 90 obtain relief from the
miserable situation I was placed IN, and my adj
tucgd age lbcmg in my Goth Year, rehqulshed
q hopes aud was determined To- lct the disease
tSe lts course, but. ODD q few weeks after heard
of the wonderful effects your medicine produced
0u mv daughter, whose case I make mention of
u this. 1 used the CATHouCoN TO the extent
of three bottles; aud feel happy say, am free
of that painful. visitor, 90 whom l have been a
martyr for So long and for this unexpected change,
from q life of misery TO one of comfort do l im-
Du,e 90 the remarkable qualities Of your medicine.
10 has been eight months since | took the last of
,le Cath0Icou, and not having had an attack i
rl'rn-o Do fn De d pprfaef cure
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11
no9B & MORRISON,

Would respectfully inform
their Patrons, and the Pub
lie in general, that they have
on hand, at their Old Stand
nearly opposite the Posi-
0FFIcE, a large and splen-
did assortment of FANCY
WORK, amongst which
are, Japan Painted Cane
and Rush Seats, and FANCY
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

For these twenty-sX years past ] have been
a1omug with q VIOLENT COUGH, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD. sc. and q general debility, prevailed over
uy system but, more particularly in my breast
4 became so helpless from the emaciauon that
lte was only q burden To- mc:-had seepleSs
nights I'M consequence of the pain and tickling
coIgl-no appetite that would enable me 10 use
sufficient uoIrislment 70 support my frame, and
reduced tl such am extremity that the skin was
corrugated and seemed to be fast to my bones
u fact I expected for no other relief than death
/ commenced P0uers CathoLcou, and by the time
I had taken The third bottle l was perfectly re-
Ieyod of Che hlrrassing and distressing complaint
Ny age Is 65 years. HETTY BATTLE.
Pine street, between Sixth and Seventh SIS.
Phlade.hia, Oct. llth, lc27
For sale By
CLEMENS & RAY.
N7rci TO- 1S2S.-l2
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11
Yours respectfully,
FITZABFTH SNALLWOOD

Icertifv the above Is a true account of part Of
my wiies suffering.
(Signed) $. SMALLWOOD.
Master of the Toam-boat, plying between
Gloucester Ferry and the Point House.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-11

Have supply of articles in their line Of which the
following are part, and will be sold on moderate
terms. Having been selected with care, they are
confidently nffred
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-03-27
Ar At New York. osd inst. ship Msis,ti,

Arr at New York, 23d inst. ship Majestic,
Page, fr. Liverpool
At Liverpool, Feb 81. ship Atlas, Lawton,
for Providence, soon
At ST. Jago, Feb GO, brig Amstel, for Phil
adelphia, in 3 days.
At Charleston, March 3, slosp Express,
Hammett, for Savannsh.
Sloop Union, Sopthwick, sailed fr. St Au.
gustine, March 9, for Matanzas.
Lehat MstanEas, March |, ship Boy Green
for this port.
The Alliance, Swain. Of this port, was a,
Otaheite, Nov 10, with $500 bbls, oil. The
ship had put into Otaheite to discharge and
heavs out. In addition 10 those Se have al
ready mentioned, three more OF the crew have
died of the seurvey--yiz-Wm. Ill Calvert,
and Joseph NJ Peckham, of this town, and
Henry X. Cook, of P royidence.
Left at Wilmington 3 inst sloop Enterprise,
Dennis, of this port, Cor 81. Augustine.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-03-27

The papers received by yesterdays steam
boat ff.m Ne-.yOrk, furnish no later v,slli-
senee from Eersps.