Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-03-22
WANDERER.

pears tnaI uuflng tne year 1910, mare
then one third of the deaths which occur
red among persons over twenty years of
age, were caused, or FASTENED, directly
or indirectly, by intemperanee; and that
for the two proceeding years a similar
proportion of deaths was imputable to
the same cause. The editor of the Her
aid very Justly remakrs that this state
meat is OF fearful interest TO the whole
country, since it IS an indisputed fact
| that less intemperaHce exists in New
Haven than in almost any other city of
equal population.
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"Elegant Ertruct From the
speeches on the bill to Increase the sal
AIRY Of the Post Master General, we
extract the following, delivered by one
of our representatives, tie honorable
George Arcmcr. Some of our peo-
pie complain Of members not speaking
in the Hall Of the Legislature, but sure
ly such will be delighted with this dis
| play Of deicacy, taste and wit. What
pity it was not made a year sooner
that ne might have been selected topre-
| side over the destinie5 of our state
Pen &abcHig encer.
Mr.. kremer made few observations,
IN which he stated tina. this is NOT a
proper time to increase salaries. We
I are'told that the revenue IS efficient and
we hive just passed tariff which gen
I.tlemen tell US will increase it.-Liyipg
iSvery cheap. and there could be no
good reason for raising this salary. Il
only tended to increase pride and ex-
traVagance; ard its consequence would
not be confined to ahe District, but
would be carried through the Union
by the different representatives He
wished the gentleman from Maryland
Ejoy OF his delivery after three days
iabour on the resolutions from North
! Corohna reminded limof the sto-
ry elthe gentleman who'told his neigh.
Dor his wife had been broaght to bed
after hard travail; and guess {said he)
what she has got 4 boy? No A girl:
No: what then? Why, "a nulatte.
! BCrgGmi Extract of letter from
Italy:-"While at Rimim and Pesaro,
heard some curious stories concern.
| ing an individual whom the chapter of
incidents has linked with British his
! tory. You will Immediately recall TO
mind the name OF Bergsmi. q'his ia.
nous parsonage IL very conspicuous
| character or the eastern coast of the
Adriatic. Will yoa believe that, be
! sides an estate at Ravenna The splendid
! villa occupied by the late Queen Caro-
line. and a place ct Pesaro, he has
purchased no less than twelve farms
in The neighborhood of the last mention
ed place! NJ Bergami, or rather Bar
on Bergani Franchni, as he styles
himself, passes most of his time in
shooting, and sallies forth, armed at
all points, accompanied by four or FIVE
congenial spirits, the whole having the
appearance of SO many bravoes of We
nice. lie has the greatest repugnance
to seeing English travellers, and on a
recent occasion, absolutely refused to
allow the villa to be shown TO an En-.
glsh family which presented itself at
the gate for that purpose. The good
people of Passo are quite at loss TO
conceive how the Baron. (who is also
aNeapolitan Count by purchase could
have accumulated so much wealth, tho
they can account very easily for his
possessing such q profusiou Of plate and
jewels 1t is needless to say that this
person is not associated with by any of
the gentry or nobility; indeed, he APP
pears TO have found his level, and to
be universally regarded as mere vol.
gar sensualst "-Galigoni'S Mess.
The present Lord ErSkine has
been ordered by the Vice Chancellor
10 pay into the court the sum of
-el6,6S7, 8 per cent. which lady f.
| (who lately applied to Inc Lord May
Or Of London for relief from starvation)
was entitled to in right of her mar
rage contract at Gretna Green.
A bill has passed The senate Of New
York, and was passed TO third read
icg IN the Assembly on the 2lst inst
authoTising an issue Of State Stock TO
the anount of fue hundred Thousand
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