Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08

cehtre--where from ten to twenty coach.
es are despatched daily; besides the steam.
boats, canal packets and line boats.
IL is point where, if the order of ma
lure be not reversed, the great wheat mar
kei OF the lakes will be established. With.
IN three miles. hydranlick powers to any
desirable extent, can be easily establish.
Iled.-B48alO Republican.
The TURKISH REFORM. The reform
lately made by the Sultan in the manners
ana customs of the Turkish ladies', has not
received the attention which it merits. 1t
VIII produce complete change in Turkish
society. Every body knows that hitherto
the wives and daughters of the Ottomans
nay nave led secluded life, jealousy guarded
from general intercourse with society. Now
they are permitted to appear unveiled in
puhilck, to make and receive visits, to dress
IN the European style; in short, they now
possess all the freedom of action and ex-
preston which belong to women in the most
civilized nations. What change will be
wrought in the national character. The
Turk will throw off his solitary habits, and
his hahitual Indifference to externals. He
VIII De animated by those little agreeable
'nfies which form half the charm of life. In
stead Of smoking his pipe from hour to hour,
and waiting for war-trump or an earth
quake 10 rouse him, he will become a man
Of the world, and lively member of socie-
~. We do not despair of seeing him head
ing the dance or enacting a pas-seul in a
few years. He will lose the stronger traits
/ nj his Nh for hat . 10 e 4.
be paid for by the acquisition ofthe graceful
and the useful. His terrifck energy when
excited, arises from the uafrequency of ex-
element. Habitually calm and Indifferent
to ordinary things, he is lion when rous-
ed. Hereafter a portion ofhis energies will
ne wasted on the ordinary affairs of life. In
short, he will be more useful but less in
teresting character. Cour. g. Inquirer.
r Who CAN BEAT THE YANKEES Mr..
Richard Ward, very ingenious mechan-
Ick OF this village, has lately invented a
rtock which ,0inds itself up. 1t keeps
correct time, strikes the hour regularly,
and will continue to run until worn out,
without the application of any power to it.
tie has set up one in the office of R. S.
Hlnman. Esq in the village, which can
be seen by any person having the curiosi-
ty to examine it. We understand Mr..
Ward has applied for patent for the
same. He is already the patentee and in
ventor of a machine for making lead pipes
and ofother Improvements. Salem Bridge,
New-Haven county, Conn., Conn. Reg.
A NEwYORK BREAKFAST. A thousand
years would not wipe out the recollection
OF our first breakfast at New York. We
had merely asked for some fresh shad, a fish
reported to be excellent, as, indeed, it prov
ed. But great, steaming, juicy beefsteak
also made its appearance, fanked by dish
of mutton outlets. The shad is native of
the American waters, believe exclusively
and, if so, it is almost worthy of voyage
across the Atlantick to make it's acquaint-
anes.--Eo thcse-si were added SPLEEN
did arrangement of snow white rolls, regi-
ments of hot toast, with oceans of stea and
coffee. l have not much title, they tell me,
to the name of gourmand or epicure new
ertheless, do frankly plead guilty to hav-
ing made, upon this occasion, most enor-
nous breakfast, as if resolved to make up,
at one unconscionable meal, the eight-and
twenty preceding diurnal operations of this
nature which had interviewed since our leav-
ing the good cheer of Liverpool. No ship
indeed, could be more bountifnlly supplied
than the Florida but, alas for the sea man
age it as yon will, the contrast between it
and the shore, am sorry to say, is very
great. Nothing but shame, suspect, pre-
vented me from exhausting the patience of
the painting walters, by further demands for
toast, rolls and fish and ! rose at last with
the hungry edge of appetite taken off. not
entirely blunted. The luxury of silver forks
and spoons, Indian china tea-cups, damask
table-cloth, in rooms free from any close, tar
ry, pitchy, Remembering biscuit smell, space
to turn about in. soft seats to loll upon, and
firm ground on which TO stand, with the ad-
dition Of the aforesaid magnificent meal
formed altogether, whether from contrast or
from intrlnsick excellence, as lively picture
Of Mahomet's sensual paradise as could be
acknowledgement Basil Halls Irarels.
A ScoTcH RECRUIT. "Shoulder arms p
exclaimed the Captain, in voice intended
to resemble distant thunder but the execu-
ton of the order was any thing but simulta-
neous, and one man, it was observed, was
still standing at ease" Upon being OBJ
served by the Captain, and asked why he
had not shouldered" along with the rest:
What the dell a. the haste, (quoth he) can
not we wait till body TAX snuff"
coIm's Tales of Field and Flood.
".More Reform" Mr.. James Harrod
Kendall, has been appointed Post Master
at ipswich, Mass. in the room of Ammi
Smith, Esq. removed.
A CARD.
IA nm S1NNT a HyFs1 tenders b;s nrate-