Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-17

VA dangerous way, and that its recove-
~ was very doubtful; this gave tempo
rary cfedence to vague rumouf ON
Friday, OF his death, which is contra.
dlcted by the subjoined extract from the
Richmond Wing" Mr. Randolph has re-
covered, or at least is decidedly conyal.
escent The govt has ceased its irrer-
ular and flying attacks upon his vital
parts, and made a pesmanentiodgemen
IN his toes; giving his friends, 6y this
transfer OF the seat of War, rational and
well founded hopes of return of his
general health and long life.
- Norfolk Herald
"A stern Patriot Charleston
Mercury says, that Mr.. Van Buren, did
not come To the resolution of sacriiiciug
Messrs. Gales and Seaton without tears
50 severe was the conflict between duty
and inclination. Duty at last prevailed.
and be determined to sacrifice 10 Il. his
personal friends, and the most faithful
public servants who ever performed the
business of nation. The Mercury
compares deed to the heroisn of the
elder Bratus, enforcing the laws Of
Rome against the lives of bis sons We
see no'diAerence inthe moral sutlimity
OF the acts, except that Brutus did not
cry Wig. ste ---s0 ss.vq
The opposition papers in Mexico
complain bitterly oil the nanner 10 which
Generals Negrete and Echayarri were
arrested and sent To .ortresses.a They
represent the act as an infringement Of
the Constitution, and pregnant with We
ny serious consequences.
! On the e4th March, both Houses of
the Mexican Congress passed resoIu>
tons which placed three thousand Of the
inilitia at the, disposal of the President
Of the Republic, for the ''paci6ca,ion OF
Durango1 and declared dull all the
acts and DEGREES of the authorities Of
thatpro 7ince, while they remained un.
| der coeicion or intimidation.
The Mexican paper III Sol antiei,
pates that the Omitted States Of the
North" will be the enemy and not tue
natural ally of the Mexican States, ''in-
asmuch as the prosperity OF the latter
is, perhaps, incompatible with that of
the former, or will be the source Of
their ruin" Prejudice and ignorance -
/ Nat. GaE.
| Ncw Surgical Instrument. l.. Delau,
Jun. lately presented to the French A
cadamy an instrument, by which he
states that he can, according TO circum-
stances, either produce in the internal
ear, currents of air, calculated in great
many cases to remove deafness, or oc-
casion in the interior of that cavity a
vacuum, which ia other cases is not less
useful. The same instrument enables
him to pump water, gas, or smoke into
the ear; as also to introduce currents of
air into the lungs, and currents OF water
into the bladder, or stomach 1t may
likewise be used properly to extract
from the stomach all liquids Of delete
rious nature.
| A mechanic of Exmouth, Eng has
contracted model of King solomon s
Temple, in shell work aud minerals,
containing ss5 windows, II towers,
9s5 pinnacles. IS pillars, formed OF
/ 10000 English shells. The model is
four feet ten inches ID length. and three
feet seven in breadth, the centre tower
four feet SIX in height
! Muniicient donations Of the late
Moses Broson, Esq a merchant Of
Rhode Island. AT the founding OF
the ADdover Institution he gave 10000
dollars; subsequently he gave 25 000
dollars more. He gave 1000 dollars
to the American Education Society;
| 500 dollars TO the American Society
for the promotion of temperance; 500
dollars to Greenville College, ia Ten
nessee; SEQ dollars TO the town oil
| New buryport. when visited hy a DIES
truciive fire; 1000 dollars 10 the How
ard Benevolent Society; and COCO dol
lars, to be kept asan increasing fund
I'LL it should be adequate 10 the perpet
uai support of grammar school in
Newburyport