Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-18

wpui1 ~. DO abswcrapia. quarrelled with
MRS. Iahbs, and were everlasting blowing
up Bridget hut what can one do agen three,
womenp II were all Of no use: saw what 1
would. do what could. my Goals. easb. ami
turniPs were eim,dssfinoted out of nv house "a.
pay for the quadrilling, and verify believe,
theyd have drilled me into gssod, IL had
not put stop to II by packing Bridget of to
her unele's at Northampton
Evidence was then called 10 prove that he
had repeatedly given Miss SIatteiy notice
that he would not he answerable. aNd or
course she was non-suiied.
Extension Of .Ma,yact,rss.-The map,-
featuring enterprise Of the United States ia
still extending The Newburyport Hosiery
Mandatory supplies its neighborhood. with
excellent cotton stockings, superior to the.
imported Cotton bagging is also manufacture
ed IN great plenty in the vicinity Of Proyi.
dence.
The mandatory Of Tacks is carried IN,
extensively at Abingdon. Mass. about twenty
miles from Boston. by patent machines which
turn out the best ever made. Great quanti-
ties are used in Boston, and still greater ex-.
ported to other places.
The article of Penkniycs. heretofore al.
most exclusively imported, has recently been
undertaken in Worcester, Mass on an exten-
sive scale. The knives are equal in work
manship and quality to those made in Eng
land.
Buttons are made in abundance NJ Attic.
borough, Mass. Upwards Of forty trading
houses in Philadelphia are supplied by thu
mandatory. Most of the labour is perform
ed by machinery, and females generally em-.
In Vermont, Mathematical instrumentA
are made in superior style. Gunters scales.
rules, &c. IN every variety, are stamped ~
machine invented by Samuel Hedge. In
machine admits OF no variation, and il cor
rect.
Paul Becks Shot Factory. ON the bank~
OF the SchuylkiIl, can furnish shot sufficient
for the consumption Of the United States
Sx factories are erected on the Atlantis
coast since the tariff, and several In the Mis-
sissipPi-the article is mere drug, and does
not admit Of expectation.
Hats and Bonnets of Straw, q beautiful
employment for females, has widely extcnuru
throughout New England and prospers well.
The annual consumption of this ARTICLES esti-
mated at more than q million and half Or
dollars
Lace.-This manufacture is worth at least
half million, 10 pleasing employment for
delicate females and others denfed the means
OF livelihood, except BY the labcur of their
hands.
huiSidi luWcrs are ulauc ID great va
riety IN our towns and villages. A great part
Of those on sale are ofdomcstic manufacture
Carpets are now used almost entirely ofA-
n,erican manufacture, no matter by what
name they are sold. Nearly all the qualities
made in Europe are produced in our looms.
and arc equal to the European Chronicle.
A Founding During the night Of Satur-
day last, the coolest of the season, the bell OF
one Of our newly elected Aldermen up town,
was rung with such violence, as to start the
Common Councilman from hi. pillow. And
a second Naturalization, with equal yio-
lence, brought him to the door, to ascertain
whether peradventure, some Of his constitu-
ents might not be in suffering condition. On
opening the door, no person was to be seen,
but only parcel wrapped in blanket, and
lying upon his door step. On bringing it to-
the light, it was found to contain an interest
ing infant, about five weeks old II was a
pretty little innocent, with black hair, anil
eyes as bright as buttons. In the words Of
Sir Walter Jones' beautiful paraplrase OF
Catuilus, il half opened its little lips ard
smiled as much as to say, Alderman YOU
ought to take care Of me. Whereupoil il nay
be lawful to suppose that the BurgrnasIcr
replied, in an unarticulated soliloquy, Why
in the world. my pretty Cupid, shonlI La.
dragged out Of my own bed, and put to THAR
ges on your account And, being classical
he no doubt thought about Cupid's visit to
Anacreon, SIC. But the poor founding vas
sadly benumbed with cold, and would have
persisted in very few minutes-A nurse AZ
human ~ procured, in whose bosom it short
~ revived. 1t has been sent to the Almshouse.
So, it seems, that although oar Alderman
are iiguratively known as the fdthsrsof the ci-
ty, they do not like the idea Of .fatheriag the
city's children,-.N " Com.
An English paper mentions . remarkable
instance ofrchgious tolerance, which recent
ly occurred in the Canton of Thurgau, in
Switzerland. AT Romanshorn, the Catholics
and the Protestants united for rebuilding he
village church and purchasing two bells
The Catholics, out OF respect to the Protest
ants, placed their affairs in the hinder part Of
| the edifice, and removed many Of the onia-
ments of their worship; and the Professionals,
on their side, built, at their own expense, q.
saeristy for the Catholics. The conservation