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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

mosques from Constar'irop'e, Tartar
temples, pagodss, aud pavIi'ions, from
Pekin. csrbareis from Spain, dungeons,
prisons, and pubic Office from france,
ruins and fragments OF architecture IRON
Rome, terraces from Naples, and ware
houses from Mapping
Then you hear accounts OF ITS I'M
mense population; and wander through
deserted sireets.-Passng suddenly, To-
wards ihe quarter where IN Tops are
situated, you think you must walk upon
the heads of thousands. The daily
throng is here 50 immense, that unable
to squeeze a passage through II, you
ask. "What has convened such a multi
tude? aud are told, 1T is always SOP
Such a variety Of dresses. Greeks,
Turks, Tartars, Cossacks, Muscovltes.
English, French, Italian, German, Poles,
&c.
We arc in Russian inn. The next
room to ours is filled by the ambassa-
doris from Persia. Beyond these, lodge
a party of Klrghicians, people yet
unknown. Beyond these party OF
Bucherians, and all of them are ambas
sailors sent from their respective dis
tricts to treat of commerce, peace and
war. at Petershurgh The kirghicians
aud Ducharisns Keep at arms length;
but our on friend the Persian visits US
and we visit him. His name is 0raZa,
and | am so great a favorite with bin,
that he admits me to be present at his
devotions, aud see hm stand for hours
on a carpet, with bis face TO Mecca, IN
silent meditation. 1t is, then he says he
holds intellectual converse with Mshom
ct. Yesterday he gave me pair OF
Persian slippers as memorial, and l
gave him knife to shave his head with
We went at m dnight to the cathedral
TO be present at the ceremony OF the
resurrection. About two o'clock in the
morning the Archbishop, attended by
all his bishops and pIiests, in habits of
embroidered satin covered with gold
and silver and precious stone, bear the
coDsecra.ed candles to look into the Sc
pulchre, and finding thatJesus was ris
en- announced it with loud voice,
'Xquc moch. bocpschn that is to say,
Christ has risen!' and at The delivery of
these important W ords, the signal is Civ
en- for eating flesh, drinking and dane,
ing. To be drunk the whole Easter
weeks. is as much religious observance
as to abstain from flesh in Lent; and
the Russians are very punctual IN reli-
gious observances
Our course you sa" al Petersburgb
the Russian priests in their long black
boards, and with their hair in long ring
lets, without powder, or quite in straight
locks. over their rich robes and should
ers. No figure can be more respectable
than a Russian priest l look at them
and fancy ] behold Moses or Aaron, or
one OF the high priest ofold, holy men
standing by the tabernacle OF the coa-
gregation, in fine raiments, the work
manship of "Bazaleel, the son of Uria,
the son of Hur, Of the tribe of Judah"
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31
H!8celialIeolln.

The b, oxen Leg -Bonnard ap.
-peared at all times, aud every where
before mid day, prudent and aniabIe
man; but after dinner, and in the eve
mug, he was not always precisely sn.
In tact, he was true son ofthe ancien
Germans, so often reproached for love
ct drinking, and knew no greater en-
Joyment than that of giving, amids,
coneivial friends, the inspiring songs,
Enjoy the charm of life" With lau
rel crown the flowing bowl" and OF
emptying out flask Of good old Hook
as an accompaniment. Had he been
satisfied with one flask, nobody would
have had right 10 say aught against
him, especially as his income permit
tedn; but one flask was sure TO call for
another, even TO sixth or seventh.
The mother, brothers, and sisters
with whom he resided, had the NOR
fihcation OF seeing HIM return home six
evenings 10 the week, perfectly inoxi
Gated Their most urgent remoDstran.
ces were frui.less, and they began 20
fhlnk that his drunkenness was incur
able. Laura, his sweetheart, thought
SO too; for, after innumerahle quarreIs.
breach was at length made between
the 'over, who indeed were almos. as
much as betrothed.
Hitherto he had. from a respect to
Laura, Maintained at least the outward
appearance of good manner S; but now
he became shameless and notorious
drunkard. Almost every night, he
either had a scuffle with The watchmen,
or slept off his intoxication in a round
house. His health hereby began ,isi
bly, TO be injured, and his fortune TO
melt away. In short, he was upon
the brink of luin
Two of his friends, who, although
they often drank with him, always
Kept themselves within the bounds OF
moderation, were much g,ieved at his
conduct, aud resolved TO reclaim the
drinker, by method moi the mo,
common in the world. With this view
they one evening accompanied Bon
nafd to a pubH wine cellar, and sp
peared in Iolerably high spirits Old
Hook was called for. and they encour.
aged him to quaff as much of it as he
liked, and that was no small dose. lie
drank himself to the clouds.
About midnight, the two friends be
gan to yawn, shut their eyes. and
seemed TO fall sleep. 3onnard was
delighted, for he could now drink a
rolher flask without being repcoved
nv them. Before, however, he bad
finished it, intoxication reached lis
highest pitch, and he at length fell
deprived Of reason, into sound and
deaihike sleep.
His friends Instantly started up from
their pretended slumher, shook and
logged him, anG, 10 their great Joy,
found that he exhibited no symptoms
of wakefuinrs, By sign which was
previously agreed upon, they now cal
led IN surgeon, WHO was waiting IN
the adjoining apartments. lie INN
diatclv entered, bringing uj;h him
saints and other implements for hfo.
ken leg. AMI soon laced 90 Tire right
limb .; the sleeper, az tightly as il il
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

Resolution.-A lad who carries the
mail between Vergennes and Poultney,
in Vermont, coming to one ofthe rivers
where the bridge had been swept away,
and where the torrent was still of fear
full depth, secured the mail to his body,
plunged his horse in, and swan through.
On being asked why he adventured up
On so hazardous an experiment, he re
piled with genuine yankee sang Jroid--
why there is Gne if we don't deliver
the mail in season, and guess they don't
get their fifty dollars out of me, and be
dorR'd to them"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

True happiness resides alone n inc mind and
whoever hunts sf.er il elsewhege viii never iudit
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-31

Error in Grammar A man by the
name of Grammar was recently prose-
cuted for whipping his wife, This was
certainly bad Grammar, and should have
been corrected. There is no rule to au
,horise such goUernment-MO1p. Chron.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

an ertraof diaa' q surgical opera.
ton a tumour weighing upwaI Us OF
eight pounds, larger in size than the
human head was extracted entire from
the abdomen of a woman in London,
on the 2lst March, by DR.. Granville.
notwithstanding The extent OF the in
clsion, such was the fac'liiy with which
, the operation was eondncled, that the
quantity Of blood lost did Dol exceed
Two ounces. -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
!. ANDREW sHULZE.

1t Is well known to the Masonic Fra.
ternity that an unfortunate difference
occurred, few years since, between
the City and Country Lodges, which
resulted in a separation, and the con-
sequent formation OF two Grand I.odg-
es IN this state. We are now enabled to
state, and we do il with much pleasure.
that at meeting of The Cirty Grand
Lodge, on Wednesday evening, il was
almost unanimously resolved to affect
re union. In accordance with this vote,
meeting was held last evening at Tam
many Hall BY the representatives. Of, the
City and Country Lodges, for the pnr'
pose of choosing officers for the ensuing
year, when the following brethren were
unanimously elected
Il. W. Stephen Van Rensselaer,, OF
Albany. Grand Master.
R.N. Richard Hatfield, ID. G. N.
Ezra S Cozier, OF Utica, 5. G. W,
Welcome Esleech, OF Albany,J 4" W.
Oliver NJ Lowuds, G. Secretary.
George ". Hyer. &. Treasurer. i,
Rev. Dr. Read, of Pougbkeepsio, ana
Rev DR., Wainwright, Of New foFA
Grand Chaplains.- NJ York Gas
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21
JAMES A. LEWIS, Sec'y.

The Legislature of Connecticut, at
their late session, passed an act making
legal all calculations ofinterest confor-
ming to Bowlett's tables.-Bills were
passed TO incorporate a company TO dig
for coal ard other minerals in Middle
town and vinciniiy--and TO incorporate
Carpet Manufacturing Company.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-21

HALIFAX The Editor of the Bos-
tor Traveller has received Halifax pa
pers TO the 25th ult. Considerable anx-
iety was experienced in the province, in
consequence of the publication OF an
order for the collection of the Quit Rents
from the first of January last The
papers were discussing the legality and
propriety of this exaction. which it seems
is but Is. per 100 acres, or about one
iarthing for a single one, and is to be
applied 10 such local changes or i'm
proyements as may receive the appro
baton of the government.
The society organized in London for
working the mines of the Province, is
about erecting an Iron Foundry on the
east river of Pictou: and has sent out
from Liverpool, a vessel, with the arti-
tcers and the necessary apparatus for
purpose.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17

1his motion rave rice 70 ss,,s4.
- 20" s.,5 -, ,., red b, the m9,er, ~ (
, p a ~ ','"'e, aud opposed by NJ 49,.
A. '1-s2a frr"''sr'ib, the ~. no
=" ~ fe'''''l motion on tie pat q, !. .,
kn. that committee ris, VI III. s'..-
~. ss"'on ten offered an amend.
49, w ,at 'h''in aid comaissioner 81. '
NJ" ~ tash county TO make cut. ami - - .'.-
p"'S ar taifrn, transmit To tie exrcn',s s''' ''
an 'nese ifeehoidsf. Who .ppeued H., ''.o.
'o'e' Al he polls. TINS aWrndmea, ~ =" ''''
discussed at M ieng,h 6g Nrsg. =" :. ",
ana oisfon. Twas lost. Is tasl ,a,s. .'e''.a
lne emm''iee tbeg TOO. ard ", g..
=, :, II'ea tie Dr.. aith yerb.I au,qnde... w.
the House which was aqreed t.. and - De-
li"' "a Inc table. AIR. Calstoa gayr ~. a.
hr should call il up On M, da,. ''.'e' os
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17
0s3IT1 RI = TIC.


ff9m He Gfntra(S y Ch,o,ssL
II gtVes rs great pleasure 20 l4t -
ieaders, the following letter ron Gen =. e~
eLuRE, 10 the Hon koBfar ). Rs,t ~
yrc' ol much 'mhrestts the people u H.. = q
States. We rgafd the extract which =, U''e
OF letter from Henry Clay. dalei r, s''''''"
-. l6-@s, as Triumphant; sfutation nf n '"''i
ges " corruption preferred ae ainst m, !. '"'
JACKSON III relation 10 the vote Which L.. -
tie presidential election: s'''u
a. D. ba'f' Isl Norsn't,r, Is2,
SIR: Your letter Of the 2gth ult WI,
ceiVed. Hnu request that | Will tfar.p,i,
cHpv OF extract ot tam letter viii ~
ceyed from hr. GAY, ia December Is,
the subject 0t tue Presidential con est WYE
but regard iat he character OF Mr. Cls,
induce NE 10 comply with your request ball..
tug as do that tie charges exhibited =.
him by Gtorge hremtr q Co are FAIst sn 1e''e
not he supported
After tie electors of President and Yic. p.
sldcnt We're chosen in 1924. II was ,,e.,,.'..
that the election would come before III. IL.
OF hrpres eniatlyts aud that Mr. Ga, -
not be amongst the numBrr returned. N.tt,.
tug las S,nllmtnts IN relation to the Candida
addressed letter T. him stating thai =, ~
piobabliy the contest would be Confined :,
Nj. Adams aud Gen. Jackson; and IN nv,
case wish Il 10 kno" which ( them be nj
prefer. Nj. Clay answered me- promn,ly =.
letter, heallng date 2oh December, 1871 n,
winch the following IS an extract:
have no hesitation in saving that bay.
" long SINCE decdad in favour of Nj. Am,
= Al Gaze the contest should be between him ,,t
=" General Jackson. WHAT would ask. .to,il
g." be the Distinguishing Characteristic an 1.
fnrI can State-manl Should II not beady.
. ton 10 clvll liberty Is it then conn alirlp urs
thai principle 10 elect a man whose sole IA.
= 'mmendarIon rests on military pr,ieasiog,t
therefore say you unequvocall,, that 7
cannot, consistent with my own principles
!" supp ri military msu."
fnnr. rrsnrcIfiLIp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17

plieh dstlaTa'ifn mon {, io,ipc ~ POINTS
lbattp cas- be .hai Jc eiectea 10 the pred Icf,
"a u 4ei as cDmHandpr - caef ~ n n4i4.ifa (
iaiees. elsim ihc riz tito suspend the ~fif o. Ia
bsaE C0rpur ,neas.rr a. sHaii thiaS - aIJt
safety requires it--and TIA ne ail nj hold tie
meinl,ers Ut authorised cousenfious. assefn 81
during VA or peace, 20 a'lFIse aud IN elect g
diraot The constituted aHlhoftIes, anenahir 10
m Il Any trial sad execution, uud,r TIE second
article of sar--of. n icad that be- vi exhaust
the whole force ofihe article pnn the members
Of the Hartford md Harrisburg conventions.
TINS last J. very important matter Tar IN TIN.
sgr of conventions. If that article OF var shall
receive as atitudinous construction ~ has
becn gwen 20 the constitution. only think hos
many III br involved ia the guilt aud rsposedto
tie punishment
For ms.er the maladv ofin1scision. Suspense
Of Judgment and aeaff A'iy l. fear. fixed upon
me bes ond all hope + remedy aud a very dis
uessiug malaiy II Is. Bonnparte oucr told
us. there should he no rfulrdiI--which vas gem
orally thought to be contrary to the law ma
llons--bof II isa srfled point IN the law OF par
". I pray 1t may be considered, thai II Is not
my fault thai | am nantr !. nave been all a.
long DONG my very best 10 take sides and I
shall not remit ny eseriions Int now taal both
parties have - ablishrd committees OF saletr
aud rigiianos ~ every town and county. how am
| 10 shew the least inclination 10 either. without
beng INSTANTLY detected by The other q brought
back by force OF persuasion
CHRISTOPHER QUANDARY,
User C0uuiy Mar ., 1877.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-12-17

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
NEW GOODS.
gAMMs sl,gMyHGD1
No. %, Thames-strcc
Has just receired Fresh Assortment Of
imported Dry Goods,

wuIcu Hr is SELLING VERY CHEAP, viz.
d." 1rah, mkt and green broadcloths;
D -. F.. do cassimercs,
Scotch pa. ~. blue cambet; stout Wood
stock mems beaver Gloves;
Russia diapers; white, green, yellow and
red Flannels;
Plain and figd blac. bombazctt; crimson
cashmefe square Shawls; scaflct and white
Valencia long ditto;
Irish linens; Webb's shspenders; ga, 10.
4, ia and l2-4 rose blankets;
Sattine It's, Caroline plaids cashmere shawls
Figld silk for gowns; black Canton Grape;
Very handsome calicocs; black bombazeen;
Gros lie Naples; black nSantines, do lut-
strings;
Noonsook and Jaconet musline: fg'd crane
dresses; Swiss muslins, do. lace; bobbinet do.
Holts wire thread; .vclveteen hdkfs; blk
mvrino do; pocket do; Vest patterns;
Drogheda; Pins Hooks and Eyes, &c.
ALSO superior assortment Of Do
mestic bleached and unbleached Coitons, bed
ticking, stripes and plaids Oct 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
Charles Sherman.
aI' THE. OLD .STf.VD.

VT THE, Old ,SI.iVV
Recently occupied by &. SHERsAs, & Co.
MARKET Squat,
Respectfully informs his friends and N,
public,
THAT he will constantly keep for salc
Il as cheap as any other Store in New
port, GROCERIES OF EVERY, KIND
together with Fresh BUTTER, direc'
from the country ciEE5E--Salr i'URK
LARD, HAMS, RYE and Indian MEAL
CORN, OATS, Meats Foot OIL, BY thC
Gallon or bottle, &c. &c.
Newport, 25th Oct 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
OctOh"r 23th.

TIARVEY SESSIONS. has received
J. l. aud now offers fo; sale. general az.
sortment of fresh Imported English, Indin
and French Goods Black, blue and olive
4 -Broadcloihs; blue, mix'd. olive. claret, pc
llse and habit cloths; blankets, counter
panes, Caroline, Tartan and Scotch piaids;
blue and brown cainbicts, eupeT dark and
clouded Gingliama, furniture dmity, white
cotton Fringe. crimson, green, oiange and
black Circassians; black and co'd Canton
grapes, lcvan,ines and lustrings, all Of
which will be sold low for cash or approx
ed credit
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
Fresh Imported Goods,
N-OU OPENING At

AISO-commo e. silk camblets, plaids,
fancy hdkfs veslings, gloves, cravats, baskets,
prints, ginghams, grapes, canbrics, cassimere
and inerino shawls, dimities, bombazines, ker-
scys, sattine,ts, &c &c. are now selling for
cash or credit, by
Edwin Wilbur.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
Newport, Thursday Morning, December 6, 1927
DR.. BAKER,
SURGEON Dentist.

ID EsrsorrphLy informs the lodies and gen.
~ tlemen of Newport, that be viii larry in
town few days, and has taken lodgings AZ
miss Vaughan's, whore he would be pleased
TO wait upon all, who NAV favor him with their
patronage in the above profession, lie will
insert from one tooth 10 full set. with but
little or no pain. DR., b. wears full set him.
self, Which may be examined at his room lie
has set number OF teeth for persons in town
and has generally given satisfaction. Per.
sons can be waited upon az their houses if
they please. Reference TO DIR. King
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
aaAss SEEDS, 20.

T,OR sale at the office Of the New En-
It gland Farmer, No. SO North Marker
Street, Boston, a large variety Of Grdss
Seeds, comprising Lucerre, Foul .Meadow.
Orchard Grass, Herds Gratis, Red Top Red
and White Honsysretie CIover Sc.--with
the largest assortment Of Carden and Fyefd
Seeds, TO be found ip New England.
Also, 20 bushels fresh Canary Seed ;
genbine English Rape Seed; Hemp Seed,
&c. for birds. Oct. 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
Missing.

A Trunk ofGoods was put on Board the
"A Marco Bozzaris, or Connecticut, in N
York, OF Tuesday morning. October 23d f,
directed, ,on Card,to Newton s. Williams,
Newport r. H. Said Trunk was three
feet long, covered with Horse Hide, brass
bound and Oval Top.-It is supposed that
il has been left at some store by mistake, or
sent with other Baggage in wrong direc-
ton. Any person who can render us any
information respecting the same, would
confer very particular favor on
NEWTON &WILLIAMS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-06
Ale, Porter,
and Table Beer.-0

THE Inhabitants Of Newport, are re-
l. specially informed, that they can a
gain be supplied with the above articles
from the BREWERY--at the following
prices, viz:
Ale delivered in any part of the
town, per Dbl. 81 90
Porter, do do. z 90
Bottled, do. per doz. J Sc
Table Beer, 3 O0
N. B. Bakers can be supplied with Malt,
and Hops Of the first quality.
JOHN GOFF.
Newport, October 4. 1927.
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COMMISSIONERS LAST NOTICE.
nNHE Commissioners on the Estate Of
Il Thomas Townsend, deceased, will
hold their Gnal mectings nj the Office OF
Henry y. Crsnston, on the 10Th and 18th
Of November, and the 9th, 2Sth and 29tl,
December next, ats. o'clockP. M. 1inne.
diatcly after the last meeting their. report
will be riade To the Court otProbote.
Newport, October 25th, 1897.
iBNRY Y. CRANsroN, }
BENsAmiN WEAVER, Comr'
GroRaE e.. Mason.
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John Il. 'Tilley, Jr.

no. =, MARkET- SQUARE,
Hdping dissolped his eonnetion IN business
,cith Charles Sherman, has commenced
business alone, IN the Store 2 doors
East of has Old Stand,
(Recently occupied by MicHAEL Epbt, JrJ
M HERE he will at all times be happy
w to attend to his old customers, as
well as the public generally. He will con
stantly have on hand full supply of
GROCERIES, Of the first quciity:
and will also continue TO keep large sup.
ply of Pork, Butter, Cheese, Meal, Corn,
Flour, Lard. Hams &c. at Wholesale and
retail, on terms as favorable rs can be Of
fered by another Trader IN town.
Newport, Oct. 25, 1897.
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ut La W.

HAvISG several years since, bech admit
u ted TO practice as an ATTORNEY and
CouSsELLos At Law, in ALL the Courts in
this State, and more recently in the UsrTED
STATES CoUnrs-I offer my services 10 the
public in the line Of nv profession. Those
who may see N to employ me, as well as all
my old patrons, may rest assured that what
ever business tn ~ may confde to my manage.
ment, shall be attended to with promp,ness
fidelity and correctness.
Henry y. Evanston.
Newport, 9th Oc.ober, 1897.
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I,OR salc ut the ". T.. Farmer office
Il Boston,o few pounds Of sliallot Roots.
Oct. 1877