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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE sTUFFs'
FOR SALE, BY
archibald 8. Todd.

y FEW Doors below Post Office WISeI13 ~ III ~ m -
AZ General FRESH MEDICi-'Do' ST. "'
SAsSU Among the articles on hand are the following:
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
PATENT MEDICINE
FRESH SAIID OIL


Anew DOZEN BOTTLES OF LORLRDS SUPERIOR MACABoUGH SNUFF
PHYSICIANS Country viii find 9r advantage to call at the "oo
Law in rstosa b
Flour yVev Ginseng Beer snaleroo viii be received eNdang
NVl,Ir ApTl1
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

D ORERT G. MARTIN informs the
RA public chat Dee continues the Tailoring BusI
,-.s m t.o fomcr stand, one door north of Mr..
r..s-1's Boarding house, corner of Main & Mon
s.,.eals lie wiI receive regularly an the latest
r -aaus. and pledges himself 20 attend pmtcu-
I.. .o the application Of them, ia a style inferior
to home n ,he west.
Tle Gives notice 90 an distant Customers that
t.e.r Measures are carefully preserved aud that adj
Orders from thorn win DE thankfully received and
-teuded to at the shortest notice.
LIDIES' HABITS, plain and OruaWeHtsd
made tl tts latest apd most agDTOrci Fashions.
Wheeling Oct. -, $50
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
COLUMBIAN
.4nij-D yspePtic, Sour Stonl-
ach and AHti- Bilious
P111Sa

THE proprietor of the above Vegetable Pills IS
happy n Offering to the Public tins valuable com
no4Iu0n vhuh wiIi relieve and cure more cases OF
D,sDsnsi., tlgn amy other medicine in use. They
l-.,-.fs gently and without the least sickness;
.sruse rhe stomach and Bowels of all offensive
ua,.o- tboy strengthen the digestive organs and
restore the morbid secretions to healthy and Wig
a-ous action. For further particulars, see Bills
l.comnuyng the Boxes.
THE above Pills for sale at the Drug Store OF
TODD EWOODS. Agents. Water Street.
Wheeling Price, sd Cents per Box.
81. I-1o
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12
IprBArE TO BE Continued

We are permitted to publish the fel'
lowing extract of letter, received IN
this city from gentleman in London,
whose means of information are as good
as those of any one not connected with
the cabinet, dated asih Sept
1--WE are daily expecting to hear that
matter. bave been arranged in the East
The question is probably no longer De-
tween Turkey and Russia, the former
having no force TO oppose the latter
and which has thrown the whole settles
ment into the hands ofthe Ambassadors
of England, France and Austria IL
may therefore take some time to adJust
those important interests, which inciude
the affairs of Greece. Untiis the busi'
ness is finally adjusted, we shall be 'fou'
blsd with all sorts Of rumours, to serve
the interests OF stock jobbers. but ieel
no fear Of war" Boston Daily Ado.
Cherries residence for TOO gears ana
SIR months -Four seaaien belonging 10
the ship Royal Sovereign, of Lnndon.
we're lately taken off from the Isle 0,
Dssolatisn, where they had renamed
tso gsars and half. having been dri-
ven on shore in shalloP. Their only
subsistence was Gu the sea elephant =
fsw ash and birds and species oil via
cabbage, the emily vegetable to be icuno
there. - There was not even a shruo gu
the whole islaad They found volcano
with the lava of which they paid u's
seams Of their shalloP after cau'klns
her Former navigators have never
meationed volcano on this island ou e
the general nature of ths islands Ia '"'
South Seals volcanic.
Joseph Bonapsrte aud family srr''sr
| IN Ralkimora on Monday evening
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

Joseph Bonaparte aud family ARRIVES
10 Baltimore Op Monday evening
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27
RICHMOND VIRGINIA., MORNING. ANUARY 1aaa
sei-habity to occasional error, will make for others
the allowance which they themselves may ciuncc at
another TING to need.

Nte Rives Of Prince George opposci IN. r.l,;,ne u
a sax, u y, w'g aao ed they might be acceptable
who approved them would DELEGATES to ,,,. c'ty.,
ana se who I'd ;,i wold no, be represented account OF
40 Id THIS re; lie said lie in favor of l,,s. ,n
wo'!d of'l,% convention lie asp objected res,i-
q representation willis, he disposed to put il upon fen
uhcfS, or upon taxation AMI population To the ,,conu,.
tion oi tue etcnson OF the Right Suffrage he slso object
co. aud tic unsc 70 free oieis ior members of
cc"enoa fc conenie', that whatever done in that
!itre iic SUBJECT would have influence on .hc con-
'enton Candidates FOR found their claims
o.! Their a:'otainis this opposing that principle Tie OBJ.
; ii been at,Tib lted Sfr. ccrS that majority q.
tic White lo?l1t'i was Composed OF ffecodrs II this
&c true WAS Il E! wa' it cNpeic,t of
the coiiny i'll the hands of those who he'd no rar of H. l,
On tic contrary, lie though, retain tie control Of the
airs "i lis; country III the hands tose .s!o ovr,,l
They ,! both persons and ots property project as well os
ic non ;re'olcrs; and Ill that respect ia fsr could be
entertained from cite, class of sovcor We hay. been
tid hii IN tins respect other siS opposed 10 us Thar
may be- lie .id but remained sheiv! tia. they v.r. ~
better situation :.o.n il t!.;i we vcle "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27

- CuArLLSfoH, Jan. ~.
DuLWe understand information received by the An.
glsta stage last night that duel took place On the Ceooa
side Of Savannah River, Thursday last between MIR Hop
and Mr. HEyFy G.. NIxoN and that the second hra
MIR Nixon ns-1nfsneoUsv killed. Both Of these psntis
Se.s lEaS ,e ieigFhc-h,! g Caniicr. IL this Sa.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27

g'neran Of this city has received a letter from ic I'm
lnander OF the Buenos AycIn private armed bY. President
dated at Rccas, tie 81 m IN which he encoscs an finn
ms log book, kve account o the capture Of piratca vcs
SCI, which had pudcred two American vessels The vscI
sent into St Euslai and the property and crc gore DC
lNcred uP 70 the Governor OF that Island, ohio promised 10
write TO the United States, order the owners ~
the goods found hoard Of hcr Of eleven mon in tho NJ
rate seven have made fJll confession of tie crime
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2e. 1893.

NacNNlN07 JANUARY ZG. 1873.
Convention.--The bill was on Saturday ordered to
engrosscd, after good deal of discussion and va
rious votes. The House refused to recommt it by
vote of1o7 to 90, thus Indicating it's purpose to pass it
without further amendment.
we hear it is probable the final vote will be had
to-day.
.3Fr. Brou,tS Reso9utionS.-Wc published on sa-
furtay, Mr.. Browns resolutions the subject of
convention, and which were rejected by o vote Of
81 to 12r. We were inaccurate in saying that the
convention ut Philadelphia, proceeded by resolution
we should have said that the General Assembly Of
Virginia In calling the convention that in 1884, adop-
Ted the present constitution of Ell. States, proceed
cd by this mode.
Lad these resolutions been adopted, tIc mover
proposed to follow them up by bill providing for the
services of the sbcris &c. in conducting the cleo
lions, and the necessary funds for dcraying the ex-
pauses of the convention.
SendlOrs fs-ou, characterization x. Paris having
accepted judgeship, John Holmes has hfen elected
blythe Legislature Of Maine. to supply the vacancy;
and Mr.. Cbandlers term expiring on the Sd March,
Pcleg Sprague, at present Representative in Con
gross, has superseded him by decided majority
tT Below publish flrc speech of mr.. Riyes Of P.
George in an amended shape which we so grievous-
ly offended by interpreting the other day. The o.
mission Of monosyllable in place, and printing
frceholders for reebolders in another made
that wrong, which was r0,iaen right. a Daily pa
per is particularly liable to these mistakes, and if the
gentleman from p. George would only try the expert
rnent night, Of what foreman has to encounter
In reading and revising proofs, hcwould wonder that
more mistakes rot made, than that single
should have happened.
We irave now to condoc with our readers at the
necessity we feel ourselves under, Of dcpriving them
in future, fthe qualification and instruction afforded
by the speeches Of the gentleman from P. G. Much
as we dcplore this necessity, longer consent
to report the speeches of gentleman Who with mex
orable rigor, will admit excuse for typographical
error, and with Rsndolphian severity, rejects apollo
gies and the pro1ercd facilities of correction. We
Ike better % deal With 2e:sons pho, conscious &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27

t JeIts0ns Library gill be offered for sale at tFasiifc,
In July II consists Of about 2On0 volumes collected sinr Tho
sale OF his Library TO Congress party by small annual Importa
tatiois aud partly from presents Of the authors of new Vor
rms Library was bequcathed tn TIC University aud to ,p NJ
ms grand onsn-lav but the condition of his estate fcccfs
the diversion cG tho bcducs,--,NJks +"''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27

MIR. Zones Of Pendlcfon, On FhurstIay, inadc tn,
motion TO lay the convention bill the table. BY
Of the Compositor, he was called Mr. ydtics
Of PotCLntnu.
Phe name Of Mr. Everett Of Catcll, was incorrect
" reported in the Negative, on MIR. Gordons arnef.
Iacnt tor graduated county representation. Colonel
Everett voted in the Affirmative.
Tic name of Mr.. Carter of Ricbrnond county, vas
Incorrectly reported the affirmative Cd the amend
mcn Of Mr. Allen of Preston, to extend to non-frc.
holders the privilege ovoting for members Of ct
venton. Col Carter voted in the negative,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04

Admiral Coffin, of the British Navy, has presented
TO the Corporation Of Trinity Church, in Boston, the
sum of five hundred pounds (S2,220,) towards defray
ing the expense Of the splendid building now erecting
by that society, the site of their former building.
The Admiral was born in Boston, and baptised in
Trinity Church.
Washington, April 2.-JoHN MCLEAN, late Post
General, will leave this city to-day with his
family for the State of Ohio.
AsBuRY DIcKINs has been appointed Chief Clerk in
the Office of the Secretary of the Treasury vice Ed
WARD JONES.
The venerable Elk President JAMES MADISON and
Chief Justice MARSHALL, have consented to serve, if
elected, as Members of the Convention which is to
assemble in the State of Virginia to revise her Con-
stitution.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04

candidate for the gospel ministry under the of the New
Castle Presbytery, aged about 2s years.
On the 10Th ult. in Washington City, ANN S. SOUTH
ARD in the fourth year of her age youngest daughter of
the late Secretary of the Navy
In Newport, England February IL, Miss E. UPWARD,
youngest daughter Of Mr. w. Upward yersmth, &C. after
long illness, occasoned by fright About years ago
military officer caught the girl up and tossed her into the
air, catching her again she down The child how
ever, influenced by fright such brought
paton and enlargement of the heart of which she
ultimately died.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04
MARRIED

In this Borough the oath uI by the Rev Solomon Hg-
gns Mi DENNIS DAUGHERTY, TO Miss MARTHA
KIRK WOOD, both of Christlana Hundred.
On the Sd inst, by the same, Mr. SAMUEL MCFARLAND,
to Miss SOPHIA BLACKBURN.
In Wilmington, Thursday, I'd inst, by the Rev. E. W
Gilbert, M WILLIAM II. PEDRICK, to Miss SARAH
FIRESTONE, both of Ne" Jersey
On the evening, by he same, Mr. SAMUEL WALK
Err, to Miss SALLY ANN WHITE, both of Newcastle.
On the same evening, by the same Mr. JAMES MUS
GROVES, to Miss ELIZABETH THOMPSON, both of
Wilmington
Near Newark Del he sIst ult by the Rev A. K Rus
sell, Mr. JOHN H THOMAS of Cecil County, Md Miss
SUSAN LINDSEY of Newcastle County, Del
On the oath ult by The Rev Daniel Hgbee. Mr. GIDEON
NAPLES, Merchant of Milton Del. to Mrs SARAH COT
TINGHAM daughter of Mr. Miers Burton, Merchant
Milsboro Del
On the 9TH ut by the Rev Phneas Price, Mr. JOHN
BOOTH, of Bethel, to Miss SARAH ANN FAULK of
Brandywne Hundred
On the 18th, by the same. Mr. ZACHARIAH ROSIL, to
Miss MARY ANN ROBERTSON, all of Brandywne Hun
dred.
On the Sd March, at the Ashbury Missionary institution
Fort Mitchell, Creek Nation, by the Rev MIR Hill, Mr.
JAMES HILL, of the S. Army, Miss AMANDA
DOYLE, Creek pupil of the Institution This establish
under the charge of Mr. and Mrs Hill, who de-
of showing the natives how this ceremony perform
ed in refined of society," and the highest
them for Their Great exertons and
ingenuity necessary accomplish it,. The company
consisted of about twenty white and hundred and
fifty natives The bride and her two maids dressed with
and iey according to the fashion of the
The groom and his associates full military
ume and those persons present. accustomed to wedding
SCENES pronounced this bridal party Of the handsomesi
the, had Witnessed After the marriage ceremony the
happy pair congratulated with all good wishes; cake and
wine passed round and in due time bounf supper
partaken of by the whole company.-Georga Cour.
4%ykasaa
DIED
In this Borough, Thursday morning, Mrs MASON, wife
Of Benjamin Mason.
On Saturday last at Harrisburg, Mr. KELLY, Member of
the Senate of Pennsylvania.
On Sunday, Harrisburg, DR. WILLIAM LEHMAN, of
Philadelphia Member of the House of Representatives of
Pennsy Nanla.
AT Albany, on the 10Th alt. JOHN TAYLER, formerly
Lief enan Governor OF New York.
Near Newark Del the 2ist ult. Mr. WILLIAM
WIfANN late Of the Theological Seminary, Princeton and
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04

a. FUGE:-PATENT.-Th valuable Anti-duse4,terie
and Harm Ndicne has been used for these seven wears
past and its virtues universally acknowledged by ali who
have tried it, TO be far superior any other medicine ever
employed for diseases children subject to- Ii ner
fectly safe, and child will refuse take it, II seldom
fails curing Dysenery Summer Complaint, Collie Cholera
Morbus either in children, and gives an
petite to almost all debtaed persons Worms ffeotenv
nest Children aggravate their other Diseases and are the
chief of most euers bowel compIats and chronic
and nervous Diseases incident TO childhood which are So
numerous and frequently fatal 1t to be regretted
that most vermfuges Injurious and thousands
of children swept of, rendered feeble pale and
emacaed through the first stage of le-whch leads on ia
pulmonary complaints, &c. SC. &C.
Worms being especially apt to nfest persons of debaed
digestive organs and emacaed constitutions, much mischief
often done by the ordinary medicines which general
consist of the strongest prgatves, mercuas biiters
narcotics, spirits of penne Articles of this kind NAV
destroy worms, but they deblate the stomach and often
materially inure the general health SwAIM's VERMiFUFG
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and removing worms
from the bowels without the weakening consequences the
stronger purgatves, &C. and it has, moreover decided
tendency give vgo both the and bowels and
organs of digestiothereby relieving the general system
from many troublesome complaints 1t is by this means that
many persons have been relieved by its use of
erent complaints themselves to be decline
&c SC. &c. '
This medicine aciH relieve BooceI conplaiats mr. Dus
terry, Bilious C0lc rom'tng sickness, main or avea6nes in
the stomach bo,cels loss Of appetite either in children or
grO1cn persons in fen hours; and IL seldom fails e,y;o
CHILLS IND FEVER OR FEVER aGVE ~
family ought or ecer uvW be aotout 1t, after trial
Sold in Wilmington, at M JOHNSON's Drug and .g,e5i-
cnai Store No. 80, Market street east side thra dor
above the upper market. Nov. I.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04

G- Rev DIR SrAuGHroN wil by divine permission, preach
in the Baptist Meeting House, Kngst., Sabbath
ing, at half past and three O'Clock in the afternoon
Also, the Lower Presbyterian Meeting House, past
in the evening April 3.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04

eG stated meeting of the Delaware Rcademy Of Nat
ara! Science will be held at the Town Hail. this day, at 8
O'Clock, M The following papers will be read-An Essay
lnsnct,'-an Essay the Source of Springs, AN
Essayon g Seeds II. F. ASKEW, Sec'y.
Apr /,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04
III ] ROBINSON, formerly of WiImingt

] ROBINSON, formerly of Wilmington respectfully
CD informs his friends in that Borough and the public
generally that he continues dispense the favors Fortune
from No. l, Arcade, Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA. He
sold combination numbers g. 49, SO, whole ticket which
drew Prize of $4,000 the late Delaware and South Caro-
lima Lottery Orders, post paid, enclosing the cash. sl be
promptly attended 10.
Philadelphia, April l. 23-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04

- EMOyAL-CHARLEs G. DENNY respectfully informs
o. his friends and the public generally that he has re-
naoued his CURRYfNG ESTABLISHMENT from No. ~
10 No %, West Front street. between Shpey Orange
nert door to George Smonss Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather
Wilmington, April A, 1929. 23-6m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04

GNHECKS.--Blank Checks, the different Banks in the
" Borough, for sale at this Office Also Blank JuJproent
and Plain Notes and Bonds, Mortgages Bills of Ladne aad
other Blanks.
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shall be free federation of religious worship. And you will al
So in any treaty treaties that you may conclude, endeavor
TO have inserted article STIMULATING the liberty of religious
worship in the territories of the respective parties When
this great interest placed the basis of such solemn de-
araion and such binding treaty stipnations it will have
all reasonable and practical security And this guaan-
IL will give strength to the favorable dispositions Of
enlightened in the various American States, against the
influence Of bgotry and superstition
The Mechanics Of IIagerstown, Md, gave supper
to Nlr CLAY on the Goth ult, to which two hundred
persons sat down. From speech mace by MIR Clay
on the occasion we make the following extract.
81 received, with the greatest satisfaction, The
invitation with which the mechanics Of I4gerstown
and lis vicinity, honored me, to this supper and the
wann-heartcd and cordial reception which they have
given me will be long remembered with the livehest
emotions. Testimonies Of confidence and attachment
from no portion of my fellow citizens highly
appreciated by me than those which rendered b.
The class which you belong. In the circle of human
soce,y, no class is more useful, deservIDp
Of public support and encouragement. nation my
possess the advantages ola genial climate and fertile
soil lis granares may be full to overlooking, its fields
may toem With the finest Hooks, it may abound in all
the varied productions Of the earth but if the arts are
moi introduced and successfully cultivated, or they
suffered to anguish for want OF due encouragement
that nation cannot be comfortable, great and powerful
nor will add independent"
INFANT SCHooIS.-The examination of the Infant
School of colorcd Children. which was held in the
Town hall yesterday afternoon, one OF the most
interesting spectacles witnessed, and afforded
equal qualification TO the large audience who attended
on the occasion. There were about sixty scholars of
both sexes, present, and so crowded the large
room on the first floor, with spectators that many
children to questions in Geography, History &c. and
their recitations and singing, excited the admiration
and delight of those who heard them. We know
but little of the history of this School, but believe
owes its origin principally to spirited and phan-
lnropc gentleman of this town. to whose devoted ot
entIon as teacher, the pupils are indebted for the
great advancement they have made in learning.
AT the close of the exhibitions a notice was given
requesting the Ladies of the Borough to meet in the
Academy THIS AFTERNOON, at 3 O'Clock. to form an
Association to aid in the support of the School.
Mrs LYDIA R. Baby has been again appointed
Printer to the Custom House in Philadelphia The
hSlness was taken from her two or three years ago
and given to John Bims,
General PIERCE the Jackson candidate for Cover
nor OF New Hampshire has been elected by major
lty Of 3105 over Mr. BELL.
More hprin,re ,,ora o,,,rl,, ,n Earl.
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* ITUATIoN WANTED-A young man wishes to obtain
- situation Teacher in small school private atni-
y He teach the usual branches of English Educa-
on and the elements of the Latin and Greek Languages
Good references be given for his moral character and
abilities For further particulars direct note W. HAT
this office. April A. 23-4t
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More henngs caught Oft Yarmouth, England.
last year than any Of the preceding twenty In one
"oat 10000 We're taken in a single night.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-21
Attention-&5O Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber in DecemoeI U.s., nn
IL negro man FREDERICK He had brougn. a S1so.
load of -four to Alexandra, and having soa 'r ,so
ed with the proceeds, leaving his wagon anCu ,sa,
miles from town. He was seen near Alexandra 18th.
black man from Philadelphia, school nas'el' Wv
out feet, who perhaps may have forged hum p nh r.
lie is about AZ years old, feet or inches
ther slender made, black complexion, sur'y eOu 9Th
nance, teeth wide apart, and one OF the upper red
longer and projects more than the rest; SHOWS zoe
gums much when he laughs The end OF ms W. oUs
is of from frost bte scar on the forehead Wv, his
eye. lie is bursten, wears truss and has se' rd
hips, and is passionatey fond of chewing
using the ardent Had on drab cloth eoIt anu
ed pantaloqns when he went of, but as ne ns' .,,s
Of money. which was think OF the Bank OF n. t,ee
dria, will no doubt change his clothes and
pass will give SIS for him If taken up aha u,
in the state of Virginia SO that get hlm-'t and
and secured in Maryland s25. that get HIM s,,.
taken and secured in Pennsylvania or any o!nI h,ngh
reward of $50, so that get him, ana D fr ,hs
home will give satisfactory comPenssio" s.,,,d
trouble and expense. The latter would be Yen
but in each case immediate information mus. ue
to. GEohoL 80 VI,
Near Upperville, toudoun Cou""h han
NJ. b. Masters of vessels will please keep ~
lsoF. out for him. jan