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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

Imp positions in Med cine. 1t is said that
numerous frauds and authorizations in
medicine in New-York have beon-ex
posed, and that certain apothecarles and
druggists have associated together, un-
der the title oil college OF Pharmacy,'
with a view TO introduce into the pre-
paraiion and sale oil drugs and medi-
cines, more knowledge aud care than
are now generally exercised there'n.--
1t has been discovered that 'calomei IS
mixed with white lead. red srecipnate
with red lead. common bark with Peru
Wan bark and in one case several thou
sand lbs. of stuff called JalsP we're sold
at an average OF six cents per ID when
the real drug was selling by the quaint
ty at iorty-live cents.
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ASAU lIONi-Haylng sustained serious IN
u Jnry from evil disposed persons ~ tres
passing on the lands Of the subscriber, ising
in Jefferson and Berkeley counties, has de
feriaincd him TO snbfrnt 10 the like offences
no longer, THIS having been the known prac-
tice of some ;sersons fov the last three years
Therefore, all pefsons are strictly forbidden
against committing Gcprcdations Of ANY kind,
or trespassing on sis lands, as he is deter
mined 10 prosecute every person SO found in
future Look ouit
ABRAHAM G0RRELL.
December is, aS30.-St
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4 ANDS FOR RENT-WiIl be rcntsd.
q on the first oi ianuary next, at The re-
Ndence OF William Shewaltcr, the two
F,iR.uS al joining Bncklestosfn, for the
term OF one year from the Isl Of April, 1851.
Also some oithe Fields and Tenant liuuscs
on the Mansion Farm. All to he rented hv
ELIZABETH SHEWALTER
December lG. 1850.
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n
Ia fhe Superb, Gent If CAercerg, aolac,s q.
Wmrhtstr,: Ms%f OH day y april, 1921
Jose;,h Pollock Davenport 0rriet ana
GAasie. Orrick, = F!9s
sGAtSSr
John Craighead, Join X Wilson, Margat
ret Stey=srt. inti.snF :. Ci,an,hcrs, Ghpisto
phei M'ilEistcT. ColnrhaS Dcfidny, John 4.
>rcdgeass and WJstinStesi Evans, ~ Is.
fEYIII>, cause is set for lcaiissS by the r!ain-
81 tis. and on the tl.cto9i ef tbc s.id
plaintiffs nv thea counsel it Is p1defcd tiat
{ Master Commissioner Of this Court DOS
amino, state and seitlc tt;c aceovpts bcta.tep
the plaintiff Joseph Pollock, a9d The ecicn
s!af;; ,!oin Craigfca.i upon Tihrh settlement
ttie said Joseph Pollock IS ordered IA produce
10 The sai,} CamnnSsionrr ell TIC tosk2 and
papers osthc la,econce,n OF Pollock Il CRAIG
head and the CCSsmissianer is 20 State ali
such nrfters specially deemed Itstincht by
himself, or wiirh sh;ii he rcq,llred by eiti!ee
Of the iartt 10 he specially stated. and lbake
report thereof to the Coui in oricr To II iil,al
decree - Bur de san Commissioner is hot
to procct wall, ,l,c ncrn,nt Until thc plri,l-
tilt. Joseph Pollock, san have answered. tic
cross BIZ % the sail 'Joln, Craieaeatl
a Copy .-Ivstn,
DAM LEE, &C.
The parties named al the above oi,lcr~il
reference, are wntied that shall On Friday
the 2is; day o! junnaf> next. at my dwell.
ing hot;sc, in M<rtiHsi.urg. 1.rurccd TO state
the asrount therein diseCUt When ., where
ttey are requrcd TO attend v,ih their cvi
dcyirc and youchtrs- Nod tie said joseph
Pollock is required to produce al the took
and Papers OF the ialc'ennco4n OF Pollock :.
Craighcad The ease II rr,t completed on
The said day, will he adjol;gGed i'om ,i.ty to
day untii comEicte'li
HAKt;I,GN WAITE. Corr
Chy fhe' Cous1 UitetcSier
December 9. 1890 I'd
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TnUTION-The subscriber having sus-
q ! taineS much injury from persons tres
passing on her lands near Martinsburg, by
cutting and ssaeEng OF wood, throwing down
fepces, aaa otherwise uuiasfully entering up
on the same, has determined her TO submit
to like offences $50 longer; therefore, every
person 50 found tTespsssing ~ future, may
EXPECT the law TO be put in hIll force against
them mary MILLER
December 16, lsSn.-9t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

r rNsEYs.--The subscriber has quaa.
Ii tTy of The very beet fulIed aud PLAID
LI.VSEYS on hand, which be will sell Tor
fifty cents CASH per yard ar,,
Mlrtinsbars, Dscehj3r .. 1872.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

Lastweek dispptetioR was held at
the Church 10 Milford, ULewry Town
sixteen miles below this place on the
NV Jersey side of the Delaware, be-
..>eesp the Rev Mr., MCala, OF Phlla-
delpbia, and Mr.. Lane OF sect eating
themselves Chrisllans, and who deny
the divinity OF our Saviour and the ex
istence oil Trinity, and who had chai
lensed Mr.. nj Gale to the dlspulation
Tn. question was: lis the man Christ
Jesus the supreme and eternal God"-
MIR. Mc'CaiIa in the affirmative, and
MIR Lane in the negative. Several OF
our citizens attended the discussion IN
whole or in part, and all concur in say
ing that had MIR. Lane even an equal
footing Oh the subject matter of the ar
gument, he was no match Tor his oppo
nent. MIR. M'Calla's triumph was COM
plete. both as to manner and matter.
1t is said that Mr.. Glow, OF New York,
who was in attendance at The debate, &
belongs to the same sect with Mr. Lane,
has challenged MIR. MCaIla to another
discussion OF the subject in the city of
New York, on the fourth Tuesday OF
March next; and that nj who adopts as
his rule never 70 give aud nsVer TO re-
fuse any challenge OF the kind, has &C
copied the challenge
" northampton Whlg
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

Ell SEED wish TO psrchase \
E1 quantity OF clean FI.y1X-SEeD, for
which NC viii give the highest market Pr1ce.
WILLIAM LONG l. Co.
Martinsbufg, December 10.
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FOR fTRE,

FUN FftHIs,
A NEGRO BOY AND Girl.
gE7HE Boy fonrieee and the Girl ciegen
n years OF age, both healthy and smart.
Also, GIRL, of eight years OF age, who
would make good nurse
GEORGE TABB.
December %, 1880
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VIRGINIA. 10 wit;
Ia he sapuiur Cert # tLaneerg, ao!ac.s al
Wmrht5sef: Hs oh dag q tat4i. 1872.
Joseph Pollock Davenpoft Orriek ana
GAatie. Orrick, = FWs.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

In the case OF Theron Cheney, a m'
nor fifteen years old, who was CONVICT
ed at Dedham, (Mass) of robbery,
COMMITTED with deadly weapon on the
person OF Cyrus Partridge, the Govern
or and Council have committed the pun,
ishment oil death to Imprisonment Tor
life in the State Prison.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30
r.rNry FIVE DotL Ans REWARD.

sEgrNTY. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
HAN AWAY from the sstJserber, living
p q On Back Creek, an Monday ncght last,a
aesro man named HU.HPHREFs about q
years eI age ave feet eight Ur uine inchesh iga,
toleTsbly stout made; the little finger on his
left hand i. crosscd, had on ard took away
w.ih him Taed hasey drah Coat. 20. black
-fa'ied i;nsey paRtslo9ns, odd cotton walstcoat'
strong sI,oes and stockings, some ether cloth
ing lot recsilecicd. Fly Dollars Reward
wia ice paid for experimenting aud securing
said negro, if taken in Virginia, OF the above
reward If taken in either Maryland or Penn
sylyania, and al reasons blee1peuses pad Is
l,,oua;5t home. JACOB MILLER.
Back Creek, Berkeley Co.Fa Dec. %.
EXCUSES FOR RENT Tic subscriber
X a wili have for rent, next SPRING, seversi
HOdjSEs AID LOTS, IN the town Of Mar
insbnre Ne world prefer such tena"ts, as
may be disposed "a lease for two or three
wears or more The terms may be known
by apple alton TO him
CItAS: JAS: FAULKNER,
December -.
r AN also authorised by Mrs. Nachey, 60
n offer Torrent, the HOUSE and LOT frem
which she has lately removed aiso the
HOUSE adjoining Application May be made
TO me, or 10 herself, Mt my house
tsaf- "a g. / fAIJI kMEE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-30

~ r UNDERSTANDING that there is a re-
Il port IN circuIstion Of nay having de-
cIlned purchasing HOES, which is detTi
,nonls4 10 my interest; | hercby inform my
friends and the pab!ic generally, tiiatf con.
s;aue te pay oAsH for Hides and Skins as u
susl. or exchange Leather for the same un.
I'll psbic sotcc thereof Is given.
4 ana the Public's Aumhle servf.
G. DEVINNEY.
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JOHN McALLIsTER.
CLOTHS! CLOTHSi

Martinsburg. Deeernber 8, 1880.
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ROBERT V. sNcDGRtSS. Fer.

Berkeley county, December IL, $50.
0J-Ihe Free Press, Chdrlestovn, viii in
&c. tio 9 5ove adv: Unit day Of sale, and for
ward the account for PISS ncns.
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Ne Is, for 1880.
To be drawn in Richmond, on Friday, SIS
December, 1880.
sc Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots,
ili,ha.f pri1oe.
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HARRISON WAITE, Co:nr,
CAV fp,si Cou,& H7itthC8ter
December 9. 1890 ii
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1880.

The HoRSEr- The foil wing is acopy OF the
memo rial left q, the Baltimore Exchange tor
signature, in behalf of he relatives Of the eff
GERS and crew Of the Hornet. The melancholy
fa,e of this ship, which We fear can no longer
be doubted, has caused the deepest interest
throughout the country
To the Honorable the Senate and House oil
2earrsenta ives, in Congress assembled,
The Memorial Of the undersigned, CT 'zens
of B lumore respectfully repres ms
That synpa nising dr-plv with the nation at
large in The loss Of the U. 5 sloop Of Wsr,,hr
Horn-t, but more deeply with The relatives OF
the gallant officers and rave crew Of that ship
they have learned with profound regYerthat
m, Navy Agent a, bis place has received in-
s,ruciions 10 discontinue the pawn mt of aliot-
msn: tickets grained 10 the officers and Gre"
of the Hornet from :his date.
Your m"morialists sympathy, before excited
in he highest degree, has been more reniy
moved sy the knowledge of this last reciied
circums' ancs Your memorishsts pray your
indulgence while they Iscapitnla's some oil tue
causes SO mauif,s,ly calculated to .hci' The
sympa,hv Of the whole ma ion al this singul 'rlY
melancholy event. TO the loss Of husbands
fathers, and relatives rendered doubly ffectirg
by the manner Of hrir unIimey death, the long
interval of agonizrd suspense is only terminat,
ed by adding 20 the poigaan, distress OF he
surviving relatives The deprivation OF heir very
means Of subsistence! Here your memorlalis 5
would stop, but admonishrd ov the great in' le-
mrncy Of he season. alone ST. fl :rLt TO arouse
all our sy npa,hi-s for the destitute, they would
.upec add this as another motive 10 grant their
prayer.
Your memorialists therefore pray tina, your
Honorable bodies will graft such special APP
preparation aud give Instructions 10 the proper
authori les 10 continue he pay OF The FIJI ers
and crew Of he late ship Home, for the term
Of twelve mon his from the supposed daie oil
her los,--pay able to their surviving relatives;
OF such provision IN h ir present STATE Of ex
tremr sufft ring, boh Of mind and BODY, as i'll
your wisdom may be deemed JUS aud proper.
And your M morIaiists, as IN day bound
will ever pray, 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,
WAnHINGTON. NON

WasHINGToS. Nov. II, 1899.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an 'nN'a'ment OF two
" dollars aud fifty cents per share. (being the 10Th
on ever, share Of stock an the Chesapeake
and Ohio Cana Compn' is CURED to be paid on the
2Olh DAY Of January newt; ahd further sum OF two
dollars and fit, cents per hare being the 18th install
mntl on the 2Oth day OF Fbruary next; WHICH install
meats mus, be paid 10 the credit OF the Chesapeake
and Oh,n Canal Company, to the Cashier or other OIL
ecr of either of the following Banks viz:
The Branch of the Bank Of the United States at
Washington.
The Bank of Washington, at Washington
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do.
The farmers aud Mechanics Bank, at Georgetown.
The B,nk of Alexandra, at Alexandria
The Iank Of Potomac. do.
The Farmers Bank IF Alexandria, do.
The Nechsnics' Bank Of Alexandra, do.
The ttsserstown Bank, in 'Iagerstown, Md. and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank. in Chariestown, Va.
By order of the President and Directors:
JOHN p iNGIE,
Clerk Caesapeakeand Ohio Canal Company.
nov 1S-iawt20th Feb
dec 50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

A FOUNDING during tnr night OF Satur.
day lss', the coolest Of 'hr season, tbs bell OF
one of our newly elected Aldermen up own.
was rung with SUCH violence, as TO START the
Common Councilman FROM hi, pillow. And
second tintnnabula ion with equal violence, !
brought him to the donr, 10 sscer ain whether
perad,ertui., some OF his cons itu nigh
not be in suff-ring condition. On openiu
the door, no person wa' 20 be sren, bu' only
parcel wrapped in blauke', and lying VI a
his doorstep On bringing it to he Ii N
u wa, found 10 contain en- in'errs ii,,
infant, about five weeks old. L was a are
~ little innocent, with black hair, and ey :. A
hrigh, a. burons. In the words OF Sir Wi
liam Jones BEAUTIFUL paraphrase Of Cau films
half opened ITS Ii lie lips and smiled ! q anu.
as to say Alderman you ought oak CARGO
n'e' eruP'h u may oe i'"'u' 10 SUI pos
that the B1rgonas,er replied, in an uusrticu
lat d ,ol.ioquy, w ny in the world, NV nre,r
Cupid, h uld he dragged GU ofn " own =. d
and pu to charges on your acoo' .,,,' And
bling classical, he no doubr ,h oupb, sbop
CupId's visit o Anaereon, g.. J An, the ,oo
'o"hhi'ng "s> sad'' o'hom"eo 18th cold, an
would have persisted in veryfe +, minute,
A nurse was humanely procured ; IN who's. bo
som i shortly revived. II has i..r son, IN h
Almshouse: SO. il seems, n =. ,I.honoh nm
Aldermen are hgurarivrly kno -, :. ,h. E,,be,
" -" cry ,ty 90 nor IKE % ide, Of father
ING INC eiI se"HoFen' n. y Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
SATURDAY, F.RUARY 1870


Nos 80. "a. IS, So, 81, ard 3s-Hymaa =
Rearfs Lssse vs. John LeUis; Same vs. OHM
Smith; Same VS. Samuel IVheicon.5; Same rs Ds'
I'D II Crppsn; Same VS. .9mos Ls,rt,; Sam, =,
Eliza Lamphirc in error TO he Cour,, Tor h.
rial Of impeachm and ion Of error.
for the State OF New Yoik-Mr. Justice Bun,
WIN delivered the opinion Of this Cour,, firm.
ing the Judgements Of the said COur, in these
causes, WIN costs.
No. 90 Ma'com GiLchria and q! piainfF,ia
eror IS Robert Dysat-Thi, vii OF error 10
tie Circu Cur Of he Unitcd States, for n.
DIS rio, OF West Tennessee, was Dismissed
with COSTS: the plain if, in Error being ca.,l
and falling 20 appear md prosecute said wEi,c
error.
No. ,s-HiMam r Gahlondal appulaaisys
Elias Lamgham and al = his appeal t,om the
q cui, Cour' OF The y STATES for the d.sric Of
Ohro. was dismissed with COSTS: the Appellant,
hcins called. and failing to prosecute said az.
peal.
Exp,rte 7Sbius Udikifs, on petition jor urd
of habeas co'pus-Mr. C"i-f JUS ice MARsasll
deli, cred The o?in,on Of ihs Court, diseha'e.
ing the rule granted in 'his case, and refusing
The writ as prayed for BY tie petitioner.
Adjourned ill Monday. II O'clock 4. N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09
From the Norfolk Beacon Of Fsb.4.
ARRIVAL OF THE U 5. 5. ZIP NAT
rnEI

The y. S. ship Natc",z, Capt. Alexander
CIaxton, bearing the broad penant OF Com.
John Orde Gre Ugh on. late commander in chief
Of the Naval Forces on the Brazilian station,
arrived in Hampton Road, los nigh In.
Match sailed from Ba ia 7'h December, and
had p sage Of % days from Curacao, W ere
she pu IN in the expectation of finding Gen.
WIN. II. Harrison, late minister TO Coium Iis,
TO ing han to the U it'd S ate,- bu' hear
irg nothing from h,m, they sailed INN diae-
ly afterwards.
The Natchtz left at Bahaia Big Rolla. o.
ON, Of BaImo'e, loading with Molasss for
Norfok-thr only American vessel IN port.
Flour was selling at Bahia at 70 milreas
when the Narchez left there.
We le.rn that the officers and crew ~ the
Nstchez, as well as those Of ,hs Hudson Com
Cis,in, and Vsndalia, Capt. Gallagher, are all
well.
The Natchcz will come Up 10 the nchorage
between ,h- Forts, the 6rs' fir wind.
The following is list Of her Officers: Alex
ander Cla1'on, Esq Commander. Lii uten g.
ants - WIN r Spencer, VIM. J. Bel, Nm.
II Gardner, Henry 4. Adams Sidney 5 Lee
Acting Sailing Master, John L. B III. Acurg
Su' geon, B.njamin R. r'nsser. Pnrser, WIN
Zan,Iinger. Acting Purser. B njamin J.
Cahoon. Assistant Surgeon, Lewis b Hum
ter. Mesrer's Mate, MI "olas b. Hu,rer-
Midshpmen-S ylvanus G,don, Tncs. Sands,
Benj. J. To'en. John 5 Misroom. Taos. A.
Null, Harry p. I. Wood, John T J,uk.ns,
Thornton A. Jenkins, c F. NJ. Spot swood.
George Hurst, James Herio,, Lawson & Love.
Bnaiswain, John Haywood Sailmaker, Pa,
rick Murphy. Gunner, William COwen. Car
prn'rr, VIM. c. Lee.
Psssugrrs-Commodore John o de Creigh-
ton; Lieu'. ". Taylo,; Sailing Master ia
COZ Null.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

A masquerade is proposed at the NV York
Theatre, On Wtdnesd y February II. Tickets
S dollars. Four hundred gentlemen TO oe ad E.
mitted.
Propositions have been made for the incor-
psralion oil Boston and Providence rail road
company.
The Legislature Of Mississippi me, at Jack.
son on The TN ult Every m -mber was present.
Mr.. Joseph Dunbar was eiec ted speaker Of the
House on the sixth balo', by majority Of 4
Soes.
An q. apparently in good health. weighing
300 pounds. was Slaughtered in Snow Till
VI ,ryiaod, ~ d - since, in The hear "l
Shi' h Vas isaud encsssd la-gs sizsd knitting
needle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

On the 5,h instant, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted in the Virginia
House Of Delegates:
Whrreas a resolution has been heretofore
adnp,-d by the General Assembly r'ques'"s
the Executive to prrpare aud ,ransml. to the
Senator's and Representatives from 'hi' ae'
in Congress, a a'tmen shrwing the amount
OF unsatisfied claims for la"d, Belonging 10 me
officers, soldir RS and seamsn OF the Virginia
S, ate Line during he Rrvolu IN. and >ueh
statement has heen accordingly prepared ana
tTan,mittrd--- Therefore. .
ResslDed unanimously by the Genera '1ssem0ty'
That, re Senators repre- sen ing this III
Congress be in,,ruc', d. and he presrn'si' Is
from this Stare be earnes ~ rfqueNtd, to u'e
their be,r execiiOns TO procure the pass We 81
law pIoviding for The sat'rf ot'on 4 hr said
rlaims, in surh mode IS msy br deemed most
cxped'sui and proper
Resoived, That the Executive h. qurs'sd
10 procure, aud to lay before ,ne U.N' s,ion
Of the Grne' al AS, mb!y, I'll 40. ."'r.''' 'on
which may be rtquired in rsi~'i.h 20 ~
saiisfi d cl4ims Of he officer, soi'.er' 10" :
men # Inc vi ginia SAFE Lin. du'i 2 '' Ne
voution to military boun " lan"s ": 4" h'
Stale Of Kentucky; and 70 ascertain, rs lar "a
prsc,ica able, the pre- ,ent condi lon At he's
lands and the portion thereof which remains
unloc ated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

Insurance. LOSSES We learn, says the Bo'-
ton Courier, that he following losses have tal-
len on thu Insurance Companies of hi, City
during he las, week:
2o,75o dollars on ship John Adams from y.
ORLEANS for New York Cargn insured in New
Orleans and New York
10000 dollars on ship Ottawa, run on shore
in cnering the port Of Havre, and Condemned
10000 dollars on cargo Of brig Larch, ashore
on Long Island.
5000 dollars on brig Goliath, ashore on the
coast f France. Cargo 1000 bags Of eolon,
no, known where insurance Is effected
5000 collars on schooner Superior, aban-
donrd al sea; with various other small losses
not enumerated
$4,000 dollars on meeting house in IIsno
yer ST eet.
$500 dollars on tracts, books, Sc. in the
same house.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-09

| EXTENSION "F MANuFAcrREs.- ne manu-
featuring enterprise OF the United SaIes is
sill extending. The Newburypnrt Hosie !
Mandatory supplies its neighbourhood witt
excellent cotton stockings, superior 10 The i'm
por,ed Co ton baggi"g is ais" manufactured
| in grea; plenty in he ,iciniy of Providence
The msnufactory of lacks is car led on ex
ten,ively a, Abing on Mass. about twcnty
miles from Boston, by patent machines, which
turn out hf best ryrr made. Gsea, quaint
Ties are used in Boston, and still greater ex
| ported to other places.
The article Of p. nknivss, heretofore almos'
exclusively imported, has recently been under
taken in Worcester, Mass. on an extensive
Sc ale. The knives are equal in workmanship
and qualify to those made in England
B.ttons ate made in abundance at Aulebo,
rough, Mass Upwards Of terry trading
houses in Philadelphia are supplied 6y This
manu- ac'ory. Most uf the labour IS PERFORM
IVY ma" ninery,and females g neraly employed.
In Vermont, Mathematical instruments are
made in superior style Cutters scales
roles, sc ir eve'y variety, arr stamped By d
mac hlnr in,tn led by Samuel Hedge. The
m achlne admits Of no variation, and is cor
ret.
Paul Brck's Shot Factory, on the banks of
the Sohuyikiii, can furnis" shot Efficient for
he consumption Of h. Uoited STATES Six
lac,o,ies are erected on the Atlantic coast sine.
the rsriff, and several in The Mississippi -
he article is mere dug, aud does not adm
OF x ,ortation.
II its and Boune,s Of Straw, beautiful en-
plnymenl fpr females, has widely -x ended
Throughout, New England and prospers well -
The a"nUal consu2rion OF This arli IT, is estm-
ared at more Than a million and hall Of dol
IaIs
Lace-This manufacture is worth at eas,
half million. IS a pleasing employment for
deli ate females and Others denied me mrsns
ola livelihood, except by the labour OF their
hsnds.
At,h ial Flowers are made in area, varic-
~ in our towns md villages a graf part Of
those on sale are of domrs Il manufacture.
Carpets are now used almost entirely OF
American manufacture. no matter BY VIII t
m. they are sold Nearly all the QUALITIES
made in Europe are produced H. our looms,
and are equal TO the EUROPEAN. Chronicle.