Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-10-23

:" 'uN CA0s JSet " tils age. He s,;li
possesses astonishing firmness Of SUI SUI
stilution and intellect. II will +. u'
collected by some of our aged c;,;s. &c
that forty three years since. CO.,
Dean made a successful VOYAGE -
tween this port and China, in the sro"
Experiment. Perhaps more intrs1
or skIlful navigator never lived. ana !,
is a pleasure to hear him narra,s ~"
noble and disinterested deeds Of i u.
early life, impoling, as he does ev..'
favour to the goodness Of an overrul;py
Providence. N. Y GaSeue
Hor ticuture The New va,
Evening Post says tina. among a yarie,a
of choice vegetables and fruits nrs
sented to The New York Horticul,prsi
Society on Tuesday evening. there
was Heath Cling Peach. raised n
the garden of Alderman Peters ;,
Greenwich, in high perfection and
perfectly ripe, measuring ten and =
quarter inches in circumference and
weighing nine ounces. Also SOM
splendid punches Of Malaga and bIact
Hamburger Grapes, from the garden
of Mr. Bance, of Philadelphia. The
former were seedlings, and pronounce
by the committee unanimously. TO bs
uncommonly fine.
The Editor OF the New York Al
verilser says new article of Commerce
is noticed IN our Review of the Market
Upwards OF Three Hundred barrels Of
Maple Sugar have been received by
the Canal, which has been sold at five
cents a pound. Last season, we under
stsAd, parcel OF ABBOTT seventy barrels
was received. Tits supposed The man.
nfacture of t his article will increase and
that it will soon be one Of considera
bic importance. The supplies of eugau
from New Orleans have already in.
creased to such an amount that they ara
rapidly taking the place of Foreign
Sugars, and i. is supposed by many
intelligent persons, that in very few
years the supplies from New Orleans
and elsewhere, will be sufficient for
the consumption, and that no Foreign
Sugar will be required.
BosToN, Ocr.4
Quincy Congregational Church
We have mentioned the erection OF the
new granite church in Quincy. TIE
.pews, TO the number of 88 were sold on
Wednesday last for nearly 25 OO0 dol.
lars, being about i 200 dollars more
than their appraisement. This liberal.
ity we believe to be without parallel
in any interior town in the Common.
wealth.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
The number Of this Review for DC.
tober, says the Boston Daily Advertis.
err with its usual punctuality is publish.
ed. The first article is brief review
of the public law of Denmark, and
notice of work Oh the same subject by
IF. w. Schlegel. The next is re.
view ofthe late edition of Clarende's
History of the Rebellion. Then fol.
lows an article purportiDg to be re-
view Of Russell's Tour in Germany, but
devoted exclusively to a full description
ofthe present state of the German Uni
versities The next article is an interes.
ting Treatise on the management Of
Bees. Then follows Reviews Of The
Life ofLedyard- of the Life and Wr
tings of Molier-of the Character and
Life of President Holley--oi two books
of English Travels in Amerlca-ot
Treatises on the Culture Of Silk-oftwo
Historians OF Moidavia and Wallachia,
one Of which is in German, and the
ether in modern Greek-of our PollIl.
cal Relations with Great Britaln-oi
the last edition of Johnson's Dictionary;
and of a Chinese Romance. Allihese
articles, we believe, will be found TO be
full of information 90 the subjects Of
which they treat, and much OF il novel
and entertaining.
Flemish husbandYy,-The Elem
ings, or inhabitants Of Flanders, in the
king dom of the Netherlands, are cale'
brated for frugaity and economy IN
farming, and for judicious modes Oh
culture. A late traveller says: line
country is a positive garden, and pre-
sents q most luxuriant appearance; INC
collc ara e,raaLaA with all the colours