Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

ic h4sIug occasion TO bod some cattle
feet, eTnptled the bones near the eour
house A lawyer observing then, III
CURED of hystander what they were!
- / believe they ore clients BONES re
piled the wit, as they appear to he
we'll pickcdp
Comparative Prudence An old
gentleman, who ~as paying his ad
dresses to q youug lady, one day said
80 her from our approaching union,
my dear, / prognosiieaie unhouaded
happiness; your age and my prudence
will he approved OF 10y all the world
erhat nay be, SIR replica the lady,
'but what will all The world say 10
your age and my p'udeoce!'
No man can tell but he WHO loves
his children, how many delicious ac
cents uIakc a man's heart dance iG The
pretty Conversations OF .hosa ocar
pledges-their chi dishnes9, stanmer
ing, their little anger, their innocence,
their imperfectlnns, their necessities.
are so many little emanatjonc OF Joy aud
comfort TO him thai delights ~ their
persons and society Jeremy Taylor.
-Four sisters, whose unit d ages a
mounted to 800 years, bad a meetng
last week 10 Saltwater, Saratoga couD
ty. tor she first time IN Is years,
though al of them are residents of the
two adjoining copasIes. Saraloga ard
luR nsselaer: They we're of the ages Of
10 rs. u, and 10 years, zad all yer
We and healthy, for their TINA OF
TIE sight was ar Interesting one
Zee four such az Il sisters, who
been plsyma,es, 20 or so years
q, assembled at SO great distance
/oi time, blessed with fine health, eD
loving the interview jas most Old ladies
aud some young ones ere apt TO do,
was a most interesting and agreeable
spectacle. Troy SensHeI.
Effects Of R;Iing an Consumption
The cure am golu2 10 mculon, va.
OF d genIleman wdo IS related to the
doctor, and now living il Dorsrtsh;re
who was broughs so iovg by c0n,ump
zion. that there seemed jobe no posi-
bilay of recovery. either by mrdi
cine or execise; but, il being too iats
for the first to co auy good, ali thai
was 10 be done was TO be expected
from ,he latter. tnocgb the doctor die
not think that even riding wolld thes
do. However, the poor gentleman see
ing there was no O,l1er hope left, was
resolved TO attempt TO ride i0iO the
country; hot was so extremely faG
gone. that at his setting oat Of town, he
was forced to be held upon bis horse
by two porters, and when he got so
Dreniford or Hounslow, the people
of the inn, into which he put, were
unwilling to receive him, 10 thinking
hc would die there, AID they should
have the trouble Of the funeral.
Notwithstanding, he persisted in hit
riding, by small journeys, to EX,er
aud got so much strength by the way
though one day his horse, as he was
drinking, laid down with him IN ths
water, aud he was forced TO ride par
of the day 5 Journey in that we, coudi
ton, yet be sustained no harm by it
bnt came 10 the above mentioned place
considerably recovered; when, think
ing he had gained his point, he neg
lected 10 ride any more for some time
But afterward- finding himself relaps
ing, he RENE INFERRED the caution which
Doctor Bydcnham had given him. a
bis setting or, thai if be should be s,
happy as 10 recover, he should no
leave OF riding too soon; for he
would jnialUhly relapse and die, if be
did not carry on,ha' measure long e.
Kough;so he be.ook hjmselfto his horse
again, ard rode urtil be obtained q
per fect recovery: Sure method of AN
proving health gstd p' oioHgmg life
TWe>may add lc the above, that
some weeks since, q distinguished anu