Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-26
BOSTON. MARCH IL.

BosroN, MARCH II
Domestic Manufactures The last
weekly Dover Pa ket, from New
Hampshire, brought nearly as mshy
cotton aud woolien goods 10 this mar
ket, as were brought by the packet ship
Dover, and more than were brought by
the packet New England, from Liver
pool
Tie Hall over the New Market, where
the New England Society holds its
sixth Semi Annual sale this day, exhlb
is proofs Of industry and enterprise Of
which our manufacturers may feel
proud, and on winch their fellsw citi-
gems may look with the highes, degree
Of hope aud subtraction. The quantity
of bfoadcloths and kersey meresis grea.
terthan at any previous sale. aud the
qualities, We are told by better judges
tbsn ourself ale such as give great
confidence in the ultimate success of
our manufactures in despite of British
competition and domestic prejudice
There IS AN immense quantity and a
great variety Of csn,brics, plain, color
ed, and printed. equal to any that are
imported. Two gentle men, who have
been largely concerned in importing,
informed Us that they had never met, in
Manchester, so rich variety OF goods
from which to make selection. and
that cotton goods which they ence pur
chased in England for SO cents, and
thought remarkably cheap. were no
better than cottons which can now be
purchased here at 20 ceuts.-C6urisr.
Among the guests who attended tia
public dinner at Boston. gwen by the
friends of President Jackson on the
4th OF March. we find the name of the
Hon Harrison G OTIS The following
toast was gwen by him:
"Homsge Ia the constitution, mani.
tested ia respect to its chief functiona-
Py-may New England conquer his es
TEEN, as be conquered the public enc.
my, by meeting him more than half
way"
The ssntimsat embraced in the toast
is praise worthy, and the toast itself
comes with peculiar grace from MIR.
O,is-who, as a member of the Hart
ford Convention-its leader of yors.
and its champion ofiate--must hold in
grateful recollection, the high homer
once destined for him by President
jackson, uader the second section
Del journal
Reverse Of Fortune week an old Wild
| ow named Sect, ahas Thompson, one OF the
session paupers OF Anstruther, received intel
llgence of between IL 900 and l2,oUOt. having
been left her by brothers son, whe lately
died in India. In such cases it is natural tor
such fortunate individuals 10 be overjoyed as
otherwise, bat the honest old woman. on hear
Tag OF IT became completely disconnected. ex.
claiming, 8 What use hae for sac muckls sill
| Ter, guide keep ne, | ken nae what | II doe
wi'n;'' and actually shed tears on the occasion
| She clad her nepheg when he went away, snd
| isnow well paid for has clothng.-F.fe Herald.
Last week q poor weaver IN Manchester,
asmed David Lindsay. residing in small eour.
of Giles st. Ancoa,s laEe, fell heir to estate
Of about 500, 000L by the deeease of an uncle,
Colonel Lindsay. of the Mount, near CBpar
[ Fife. in Scotland. When the letter arrived,
I announcing this windtsll to David, and enoios.
/ ing 1891. 10 defTay expenses ct his journey,
/ with his wife and three children, 20 his coun.
try ssat. he was sitting at his breskiast Of but.
tsrless bread aud sugarlCss ccfss. Tbs dc.