Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-10


ports, that the monument intended to
be erected over the rcmains Of Napo
leon, arrived at St. Helena 1st of
May, but the INSCRIPTION was not
known.
BRITrsH LEGATIoN-In the alb
scnce of MIR Canning, the govern
ment OF Great Britain is represented,
to the American government, by Mr.
AddiDgton, the Secretary OF Legation,
acting as Charge d'Affairs.
H)W TO CURE BLEEDING AT THE
NOSE.
Lupten, in his collection of "Nota-
BILE Things" has the following fine,
classical, and doubtless effectual RENE
dy 10y You shall stay the bleeding of
the nose, if you write with the same
blood, in the forehead of the party
that bleeds, these words following -
'CONSU MMATUM EST.-----a
thing proved with many This is a
much more comfortable remedy, than
the placing of a snow ball or small
ice berg OH the back Oft neck.
The brine in which cucumbers are
preserved, is discovered to be fatally
poisonous to cattle and hogs. A gen
teman in a neighbouring town, has
lost several cattle and hogs in conse-
quence Of their drinking it.
It would appear from the following,
that Mr.. RHEA, who has been so long a
Representative in Congress, has done at
last what he has scarcely ever done be-
fore, viz. changed his mind, and deter
mined not to. be a candidate for re-elec-
ton:
Fran tie GreenriHr Tenn. Hecorder. Juns7.
"We are now authorized to state, that
John Rhea has declined standing as a
candidate, at the next Election for a
Represent otiye TO the Congress of the
United States from the first Congress
ional district ofTennessee.o
Nj. SAtAzAR, the Minister Of Columbi-
q, accompanied by NJ. PALAcios, left
this city yesterday for Philadelphia,
which place is to be their summer res
idencc.-.Sat. Hst.
Mr.. III. l.. PINKNEY has become the
Editor of the Charleston Mercury.
Mr.. SAMUEL III. SIMMER, formerly
Editor of the Charleston Times, on his
passage to New York, jumped over
board from the sloop Venus, on the 29th
April, in a state of mental arrangement,
and was drowned.
A news paper has just appeared at
Cheraw lntelligencer and Southron Re-
gister, published by VIM. PooLK s. Co.
Mr.. WILLIAM b. LONG has issued
proposals for publishing newspaper in
Huntsville, to be called The Democrat
1t argues total ignorance ofnewspa.
per concerns for any man at this moment
to entangle himself by purchase, or even
by gratuitous admission, in any newspa-
per establishment, if we were to except
half dozen of those establishments, in
the seaports, which are supported, not
by their advertisements. The idea OF
the value of such property, with ref
erence to political influence, is one OF
those absurdities of which nothing but
experience will convince men.
New York, JUNE i7.-Imprisonment
for debt, has, in effect been abolished
at Albany, by the Court of Common
Pleas, which has extended the prison
limits so as to take in nearly the whole
city The power to do this, was con-
ferred by the last legislature. We wish
| the law had been general-Era- Post.
| Prince Murat.-This gentleman
Whose name is Charles Louis Napo
leon Achilfe Nurat, born at Paris, anc
| % years of age, reported himself ii
| H. Mo,.x,, Court or, SATURDAY. NC a no