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MARTINsBURG. VA. THURSDAY, APRIL ~ 1898.

nst OF Letters remaining in the Post ofice.
MartIrsburg, en- the LIST day Of April, 1923,
winch, IT not taken out before the LIST day Of
July next, will be sent to the General Post
0ffice as dead letters
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-17

The expense of lining in Portugal
IS very small. as compared with France
10 Elva. which Is situated in one Of
the hrst districts. very good house for
family Of six or seven persons NAV ha
bad for less than 81 per annum. Span.
ISL bread, OF the finest quality, brought
from BadajcE, for Id per 10; meat I'd.
to "a. per To-; wine, Id per bottle: milk
Id perquart; oranges, I2 for Id ;poms-
granates, three for I'D; and turkey for
Is. Cd. Sugar, coffee and articles Of THE
descrlp ton, are nearly 10 per cent,
dearer than in Lisbon, on account Of the
expense of carriage, but even in Elves
very good roasted coffee may be had
for about Is adper ID. and fine Brasil
sugar Cd.
Er'raefs Jrom as Css,or Rxx,ssr.
The 18th 81 November was the lasn
day Of the illuminations and street nlavs.
in honor Of the God Of Ore. which "a
been cele bsating for month ia Canton.
On the 18th . company Of actors pes.
for.nedin the street, in the Mandarin
dialect
me Cn'nese. who take liking 10
each other, or one with bis none '. who
wishes the aid Of another II powsr a.
vice versa, very often bind thsm,sIvss
to fratsrnai relation, By sscsasxise
cards. They are then called Hwan tes
heung to exchange card, senior and
junior brothers.
The secret Of rendering docils. ana
handling With IMMUNITY the NEST yeno-
nous serpents, which has 40 long been
in the possession Of the inhabitants q
Western India, 10 not unknown in Chi.
ma. It's observed that the native snako
catchsrs In Carton rub their hands. p,e.
viously to taking hold ofths snake. Win
40 antidote composed Of psunded her 81,
The virtue Of which is such thai thev
bold with the naked hand, and provoke
fearlessly, the deadly Corba de- capello.
or spectacle viper, q serpent, which.
next to the rattle snake Of North Ana.
RIGA, isperhaps one of the most danser.
Gus reptiles ia existence.
There Is an opinion among the m.
t,ves from the frequent natural calami.
ties OF drought, or deluge, that sems.
thing unpro'perous i hanging over the
Empire.
Psking. Aug. as.--fiis Imperial Me-.
Jesty has directed the military council
OF the empire, to write 10 the Governor
ofthe capital. requiring bin to 90 in
person to various temples dedicated u
the "black dragon deep. the white dra-
gon deep, the dragon God halp' &c. 10
ascertain whether these places required
repairs, or not; For bis majesty 10
deeply penetrated with feeling of gra-
tituds to the presiding divinitiss; who
had, in consequences Of devout prayer.
granted rain to tbs thirsty fields Of Pee
king province.
The bill suthorising the construction
ofthe Chenaneo Canal, and appro
p'iating one mikon of dollars Cor the
purpose, passed the New York house
Of assembly on Thursday, By o vsse
6fty-eishi 10 fsrty-fens.
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BAKER rAPSC OFT, Sc.
Haus lately yeceued an additional supply Of
GOODS.

GOODS,
bought last month, very cheap, many articles
much lower than they could be bad in the early
part OF the season. Thei stock is now large
consisting IN part of the following articles. a
well selected, viz:
Cloths and Casmers, well assorted.
Casinetts, Flannels and Baises.
Rose and point Blankets.
Csicos and I'nghams, new and hsndsome
silks, Grapes and Bombazines,
Merino long and square SHAWLS--bisck
White, Scarlet. Crimson and Green,
Long white Cashmere Shawls.
Merno, Silk and Cause Handkerchief.
Irish Linens and Lawns.
NonIe>nIa0e ItuetIg,
Aud other Strong, brown Linens.
fresh supply Of GROCERIES.
sperm. Fish and Flaxseed Oil,
Medicines, Paints and Dye Stuffs.
Fresh Hops. first sort,
Cut and Wrought Nails.
Madeira, Port, Lisbon. Sherry and Teueriff,
Wines. Sugar House, New Orleans and Wes
India Molasses-together with a great yarie
" OF other articles, all Of which they assure
their friends and the public they are Determined
I'm good earnestly to sell of cheap. verv cAsct
indeed B. TApsCSIrT = 70
N. b. We still have on haad q quantity O
seasoned Pine Plank, from 4 inch 10 2 inche,
snick. Asopins Plastsring Lathss.
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$4,000 DOLL. I'M ONE CAPT. ar.
Only l4,l90 Tickets 10 the


VIRGINIA.
Dismal Stump Canal Lottery.
FOURTEENTH CLASS.
To be drawn al Richmond, May 7th, 1928
o. no. LorrERr. 6 DRAWN BALLOTS.
SPLENDID SCHEME
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sO5l prises,-ela9blanks. ss2a7 90

OOOk P'f0e03 OHOO"'"s'"os p NS1 ,OFO
Whole =. $40, Quarter IS,
HAT 10, Eighth . so.
The utmsst attention Will re gwen BY tho
Managers to the Commands of distant sdysn.
turers, and forward tree from expense the Of
fetal account Of the drawing Immediately upon
its event.
Prize tickets in former lotteries received as
casn. and the cash paid or RENTED directly
for primes as soon 40 drawn
IAN letters to be post paid and addressed
to YATES & MINTYRE. Managers
March 20. Wssh,ngton Civ. ID. O.
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are required to make immediate payment.
No letters or papers viii, be delivered in flu
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Martinshurg, April 10.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-03-22

knees and returned thanks to God for this signal
mark of his favour About two hours alter the
royal guards came, and desired Ahmed to fol
low them. lic said he would attend them as
as he had taken leave of his wife, to whom
he determined not to impart what had occurred
until he saw the result He babe her farewell
very aiicctionately; she supported herself with
tortitude. on this trying occasion. exhortlng her
husband to be Of good cheer, aud said a few
word, about the goodness of Providence But
the fact was, Sittara ttncied that if God took
the worthy cobbler tohimsclf, her beauty might
attract some rich lover, who ould enable her to
go to the Hermann with as much splendour as
the asroloscrs lady, whose image, adorned
with jewels and fine clothes, and surrounded by
slaves, still haunted hes imagination.
The DEGREES Of Heaven are Just: a reward
suited TO their merits awaited Ahmed and his
wife. The good man stood with cheerful
countenance before the king, who was impa-
TENT for his arrival, and immediately SAID, All
med, thy looks are promising hast thou disco
vercd my treasurer
Does your majesty require :he thieves or the
treasure? The stars vii! only grant me one or
he other said Ahmed looking at his table of
astrological calculations. 'Your majesty must
make your choice. can oliver up either, but
not both
Il should be sorry not opunish the thieves
answered the king; but it must be so, |
'hoose the treasure
And you give the thieve, aluil and free par
d0n?'
Il do, provided find my Treasure untouched'
Then, said Ahmed, if var majesty will
olow me. the treasure shall betestorcd to you'
IN, hiu,, ana all his mobiles allowed the cob
Aier TO the ruins of the old lehman There
casting his eyes toward heaven,kh muter-
ed some sounds which were Supposed By the
spectators to be masical con iuratbns but which
were IN reality the prayers and thinks gvnes Of
sincere and pious heart TO God Ar his wonder,
Jul delirerance. When his prayerwas finished
he pointed TO the southern wall did requested
that his majesty would order his Attendants TO
dig there. The work was hardly tegun when
the whole forty chests were found II the same
state as when stolen, with the treaSurer's seal
upon them, still unbroken
The kings JOY knew no bounds: he embraced
Ahmed, and Immediately appointed him his
chicf astrologcr. assigned to him an apartment
IN the palace, and declared that he should mar
ry* his only daughter, as it was his duty to pro-
mote the man whom God had so singula,lv ia
ronred, and bad made instrumental in restoring
the treasures OF bis kingdom. The young prin-
cess, who was more beautiful than the moon
was no; dissatisfied wrh her fathers choice:
Tor her mind was stored with religion, and viz
tue. and she had learnt 10 value beyond all
earthly qualities. that piety and learning which
ahc believed Ahmed TO possess The royal will
was earned INTO execution as soon as formed
lhc wheel Of fortune had taken a complete
turn. The morning had found Ahmed in
Nretched howell, arising from sorry bed, in the
~ J. r
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his family was concerned, he resols ed TO put
Ahmed to the test, and, if he found him an i'm
Postor' TO vlndicatc the royal dignity by his con
dign punishment. He therefore sent for An
med, told him what had happened, and added,
give you twenty days 10 discover who stole
| the emerald. lfyou succeed, you shall be rails
cd to the highest honour Of the state II not.
you shall suffer death for having deceived me-
| Poor Ahmed quilted his presence quite dis
consulate The princess perceiving his afIlic
ton. inquired the cause. Ahmed was BY nature
as sincere as he was pious and humble He
related, without concealment or disguise, every
event of his past life; and concluded with these
words: on must see, from hat have said,
! how incapable am Of doing VIVA, your father
enjoins, My life must answer for it; and my
only consolation is, that shall in twenty days,
relieve you from husband whom from this
time you must despise'
/ only love you the better, my dear Ahmed,
for your sincerity and truth said the princess
Cone who has been so fayoured BY Heaven
must be dear to every pious heart Be Of good
cheer: | will turn astrologer this time, and see
whether can find out the thief All that re
CURE is, that you endeavour to be composed,
while consult the stars and make my cacula
tions'
Ahmed delighted BY this proof of affection,
promised to be obcdent; and said he would on.
ly venture to assist her exertions By his earnest
prayers 10 that Power which had never deserted
him.
The princess Immediately invited the mes
sengers from the king of Seestan to her palace
They were surprised at the invitation, and still
more at their reception. You Strangers
she said to them, and come from powerful.
king it is my wish to show you every atten-
ton. As to the lost emerald, think no more Of
it; it is mere trfe. | will intercede with the
king, my father, TO give himself no further con-
Germ on the subject being convinced that it ha.
been lost by one of those strange accidents for
which it is impossible to account
The princess entertained the strangers for
several days, and during that time the emerald
seemed to be forgotten. She conversed with
them freely, inquiring particularly of Seestan,
and the countries they had seen on their travels
Flattered by her condescension, they became
confident of their safety; AID were delighted
with their royal patroness The princess, see
ing them completely of their guard, turned the
conversation one evening on wonderful occur
rences and after each had related his story,
said, will now recount to you some events in
my own life. which you WILL think, deem more
extraordinary than any you have ever heard.
Il am my fathers only child, and have there
fore been favourtc from my birth: was
brought up in the belief that could command
that unbounded beralty was the first and most
every former example Of generosity. | thought
my power of doing good. and making every
body happy, was as unlimited as my wish to do
4 10 &c
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-26
MEDICAL DOUBTS.

Ala meeting Of the London Medical society Oh
40 al, instant. one Of the subjects discussed was an
,ybether there was any foundation Tor suppos,
H.; MAJ surnrlse desire. any emotion OF tne hl'hu
~ !, mother. could have any influence OF ehcc, VI
har chitd IN utero, DIR. Summons SAID inc supjeet
hsd been great deal before the pubic OF ,i'e :,
,hrouyh the medium OF the newspapers ohou'u u
no ascertained that children could be born win .heir
,ber,s name, for instance, distinctly written III .ie't
eyes. or on their roreheads, tins might prouuce 'e
- serion. result as to number OF those YET unpoln
io,iaAtsr. Mr.. Waller considered tue nouoh 70 oe
whnIIy without foundation first, because OF 'he,e
i,,r ~, neryous communication between tne motn
> anil child secondly, because many women were
r,t,,nad aud had desires Of different sorts, whose
cn,Idren ere born without any other marks anu
mirllv. because marks were found upon the i9tus
= IN n4r,nds Of CESSATION. and where no particular
'.mnnns Of the mind could be distinctly traced 70
nave occurred in the mother. oeVe'a' nie'uI..
spoke on this subject, and many cases " ma, ~
children were brought forward some oi .lel,l iuu.
crous enough. A woman Tor instance, ", ., 'ne ua,
before her delivery of nine months c,'''u' "a'
frightened by sailor mend'cant raising lhe SUM
of his raat arm before her, the arm lasiiS oeeh an
inflated. and the child born without us righ
arm A goose ran cackllng at another womah'
month before her confinement, and the chlia, lm,us
the mother denied having Deea frightened, was wen
4 6naered Another child had the n5ure oil nous
IN its face. and whenever cat entered the rooui
that mart of the image on the face which was cons
dered TO be the mouse's tail, curled up "a gfed
lauvbl The conclusion was, that the TACT Vi en-
dren being born with these marks IS lnuisputapis
but that the cause which produces them Is ahkn'"'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-26

A poor simple Ifig hlander who last week made
his appearance at Stirling store. and purchased
cart of lime, met with an adventure sufficiently I'M
toward and provoking, but fortunately nowise dis
astrous. Donald had no sooner got his cart well
filled than he turned his own and his horses head
to his dear Highland hills He had not however,
got far beyond Surfing Bridge, when short shower
of rain came on The lime began to smoke. Dn-
maid, surprising it to be nothing more than Whit
of mountain mist proceeded on his way, regardless
of the decendlng torrent ever and anon be slowing
smart whack on the bony posterors of his Ros-
mantle, to quicken his pace. At length Donald be-
came enyeoped in cloud and. no longer able to
see his way before him. he bethought him it was
time to cast look bennd and was not little atnaz
ed to discover that the whole cause of ANNOYANCE
proceeded from his cart Of lime. 1t was on fire
but how, beyond hi. comprehension. He stopt
his horse aud stood STILL in hopes that the rain would
quench the intruding element Re,narkne, to his
own establishment that this was only adding fuel "a
the flame he actually drove the cart to stream a,
short distance. and, taking his spade, began buisv
TO shovel the water on the smoking load rhi.
speedily brought Donad's difficulties to crisis fol
his seed, unaccusomed to the heat, which threaten
ed to divest him of his TAIL began now to exhb
tokens of open rebellion Besides, seeing his car
was m danger OF being burnt to cinder, and MOI
knowing but the horse might take it into his head
commence burning too, he was resolved the brwitch
oil load and spulr beast and Draw bit cart,o should
instantly be disunlted He accordingly invoked
the impatient animal, and Immediately hurled III,
smoking lime into the stream, triumphantly exclaim
ing as the Kissing mass yielded to the oyerpowerins
element 80 the de'il's in her ifshe'll burn now.o
Stirling .7dyertiser
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-26

brls. -four, and 5o7 pipes wine, to Bertram. Arm.
strong & Co. Left Monteyideo yesterday. ~
Oct. 4.--Captain Granville has addressed a let
ter to the government, dated Sept. ls, stating that
the national Schooner Of war Argentina, under his
command, had received some damage in storm.
and was about to proceed to Patagonia, to repair
He had taken two more prizes. The doctor (Snith,
had jumped overheard in fit Of insanity, and was
|drowned-and two sailors had fallen from the main
mast. and were also drowned.
CAPTAIN Cos has like wise written, that the Ran.
deau had, since his last communication, destroyed
prizes, all Of which took place under the lire
of the corvette Carioca and two briggs of war.
A prize to the Gen. Rondeau has been taken into
Montevdeo,by the prize crew--they threw the prize
master, 1t. Robt overheard.
| We have also received Lima papers, from 9th 10
18th Sept inclusive. The Sultan, which arrived at
Callao on the 9TH, was last from Norfolk Sound, in
IS days. The BE- Funchal, 8 days from alparaso
arrived on 18th. One Of the papers contains list
ef the arrivals at, and departures from, Africa, in
July. The Java, Osgood, from Calao, in balast,ar
rived at Guayaquil, Aug. 8.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-19
PROVIDENCE. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10, 1895.

you may rest assured. that il is next to impos-
sible, for General Jackson, 10 obtain the whole
vote of the electoral college ofthis state. He
may obtain a majority, but doubt ii, for tie
East Tcnncsseelas m the ne.g''bori ood OF
Rog-tssiile and tie Valley, are maHing e'e5y
effort 10 oppose him, for ihey have nor i1'goi
bis ireatu.e.i towards them durng The S.min-
ole War. The fate Of poor HANS. and lie
ak Militia men, will not he soon torgosten.'
The foregoing letter came from a gentle
man, who is probably as conversent with the
affairs Of Tennessee, as any other individual Of
that state and he would not write what he does
not believe The truth Of his letter is fully
'orroberatd by the unexpected vote in favour
of Mr.. Arnold, at the time lac run as a candi-
date for Congress The fact is. q very form
;dable minority Of the Tenncsseeans are oppos-
ed TO General Jackson's elevation to the presi-
dancy.
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NO. "a, MARKET SQUARE.

A T this old established Grocery, may a,
IA present, be found an uncommon assert
meat of Wines, Teas aud foreign Fruits.
Old MADEIRA; Madeira; sicily Madeira
Sherry; Lisbon; Old Port; Catalonia; Ciire,
Malaga, NJ .s:a: and other " mes.
~ilyson, Young Hlson, Hyson Skin, Pou-
chong, Solcliong and Houciong Teas.
Nov Fruits. Banth aud plain Muscdiel,
Malaga am! Smyrna R,:sins. Figs, p%rures,
Almonds, F.lberts, Cli,on, Olives and Capers,
Rum. ST. Croix Rum, Holland and American
Gin, Columbian Whisky. n. f. Rum.
Spices, Mace, NuImegs, Cloves, Cinnamon,
AIS piec, Ginger and Pcppe.
Sugars Loaf, Lump, Havana White, and
Browns.
Also-D,y g. Martins, and Warren's Lon
don Backing, HAzn's Paste and Smj!h's Va
ter Proof Bi ,ckrg; hos Bushes; 'ri!l4rd's
Maccohoy, Il ppee aud 5 o'ch SnuJ; Lori
latd's, kclls aud Blllng's Che wing TobNc'o:
Lump, Cavendsh, Fw.si and Negro Head To-
htrco, ard Sp Insli and AmcIlcan T"baoco
for suoNing; Spanish ana American Scsar.;
London and Aneric1n Mustard, Ihdia So;
Cats,Ip; fresh Sweet o. IN buniles and TASKS:
Chocolate and Chocolate Shells, Cayenne:
Fancy, W.Dsor aud Bo"n oi's; white and
blnc S:arrn; Peorhtsii, Canary and ficnp
Seed; Mh,r Mustard Seed: TJhsc- aud tu,
san; Bpsiol Brick far s,o.r,uc; Porter. Ale
anj Cilrt; Tnn1r'nds. l. mp Ui; sperm and
+ ,lioN Candle; 7 p's; Pen hutcs; IN! (; Pr.
mttua; Biir,-a,ii; Lemons aud Olauaes;
VII, o;ner articles. no. named, all of winch
are oarrel at far prices hv
Dee. ~ EDWARD r YOUNG.
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NEW IDO %,

At NO. I, CAN~AL-sTRFET.
SMALLEY, has Just received at his
. Clothing Establishment, a prime assort-
ment of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Bro tdclolhs and Ctssineres, Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; a few pieces drab Daft
6ls, Kerseys, plaids, Camblets, Bookings, &c
Sc.
On hand An extensive assortment ct Ready
Made Clothing, Of every description, made IN
the best and most dur ,ble manner: ana IN The
lates, style, which will be sold Tor cash. al
prices that cannot fail to suit customers
October 3
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-19

CUSHING psosPecis FoR u ADMIN
Front all parts Of the country,
we have received The most cheering assurances
Of the ultimate triumph of the administration
and these signs, sIionld urge us all, to make
encwed and vigorous Efforts, in behalf of tbs
supporters Of the " American system" Even
10 Tennessee. the very hot bed Of J,ck'onism.
there are displayed some good signs" A.
will be seen. from the following extract Of n
letter, fo'u an eminent; gentleman Of the
West, dated,
Rnorriile, (Ttnn.) Dee. 30. lo27.
eli Won Of the east. will but continue 10 do
your duty. tho administration must Triumph
You need not believe all the stories that arc
told abost the political affairs of,hs state. for
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EDa .tAlE.

A FARM eon,nn"g .bon 25 ares OF sx-
IA celient bad, sutthlY propor;innHi 1r
moynp pastarny and so1dilnd; IS vel tanc-
ed mostly witt, s,oae wall; is well wa:ered
with never fiiI,ny s,retms has " Dsr'!ns
Ho Ises. { req b1rhs AM Other oi' hiiidtnss
NECESSARY. Abnri 50 acres of sad land I'D
ions S,,titiet RIVER, Where i fail aud Va
ter sifi cent 20 carry any niihhary, that any
man or conpIny of men "oa!l ws'' 10 eIn-
ploy. The Whole or a part wnn!j be sold 10
accommodate tho pirchl';r Raicrrnre 10
Mr.. Tnno!hy Tng'ey Of Ninlhrm, OF hc sub
scri5er on the pre- 1893.
Ea iSrUI DINrHAM.
Win ham. CO., Jtr CIV
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FRUIT HtLL-NorRH PROVIDENCE.

TINE occipt mt Of this fashionable pltce OF
Il resort respectfully informs his Trends ana
the public, that it is nov open for the prcseo'
season. Il is situated on an eminenco, which
commands n beautiful .iew of the adjacent
country and it is adnltted BY all who nave visit
Cd it, to be a del ghttul place of resort for those
in pursuit Of ease and comfort: HIS Bar IS sup
Piled with choice liquors, vines, S'c.'-his Ia
BILE will at all times be furnished from the
choicest selections of the mirhet: HIS very
connod;ons II III is furnished with Swings,
which is an agreeable eSer Use for gentlemen
and ladies': his long Alleys IN the best order Tor
the aceomm,di tion of those who VII please
10 visit his house for rctre ION. A feN Board
srs can be accommodated.
PETRR THOMPSON
North Providence, Dee I