Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-04

New York on the 29th ult. by the Owen.
Wright, Priestcraft unmasking, Reforne.
of the day. About so sat down TO pubic
diuner prepared FOR the occasion-an address
was also delivered. We are glad To ful
they are coming out so boldly--they are not
half go dangerous, declaring openly of Inf.
deity, as when they clcthe themselves in the
specious and hypocritical gulse of pure asd
interrupted MISUNDERSTANDING many,nn.
suspectingly. into the vortex Of irremediabs
ruin.-.4d0ms Sentinel
.Nsg article of Southern Tsade--The
sprightllness of the following article from tie
Camden Is. Co. Journal will excuse any
''doctrinc error which it may be thought 10
contain
Every body has read the legend of The
North Carolina wagon load of Cats, because
We take it for granted every body reads every
thing we write---i. they do not, 50 much the
worse for them, that's all-they had better
reform in this particular and suffer nothing
that we indite to go unread, as we shall dts-
pair Of making the world wise, ii it negleets
what we write for it--but no matter Tor all
this--it is trick we have to gain the atten-
ton of readers. A sort OF I'D CaptGnd,tm mot
eutg7ts) mode OF our own, and we come at
once now to the object Of this paragraph The
hour,shing state OF our inland trade. New OBJ
jects of barter and new sdeveiopements Of
domestic industry" are constantly exhibiting
One striking evidence of our increasing trade
with sister State, and growing importance
OF her resources, we saw exhibited in eur
market on "Wednesday. II was no less than
a sack full of picked Opos.ens The CHARTS.
tonians may advertise til they tire thernselvs
for prime rats-the scm-Hr.i,t business has ia
ken another channel, and e..r Little toasn not
withstanding its .nisfortunes, bids fir for.
monopoly The Opossum tr-sdo being stln
its infancy, and the present, beng the first
cargo IN Market, no decided calculations can
as yet be made with safety, as to the price
which the new staple will settle down upon
hut we quote "prime PARCELS at20 25 cents
lavorite brands a little higher The course Of
exchange is at present lavorable--Mecklsn-
burg Coa'skins being at 2 per cent. premism
and scarce. This rate is expected to fall
when the Opossum business becomes more
firmly established.
ne are occasionally surprised 10 learn from
some q cur crchange papers, the great e9seat \
to ,ehcls san,g lectures Of uari0sts aisds are car
Tied ia small piaagss. Morris county, IN .Nts /
j.. seq, sells $4,000 roth Of brooms epsy
gear; and a single ciVage IN Connecticut ,erl
ICES 900 from the sale IF silk raised in III
tc'ca, principally bu f5anates. WeathcrsfeB
has been celebrated time io,o.cmorial for It's
ai0as-as snporta'at an tsticie ~ ,aufiag 1p o /
ships cargo anil Stoves, as the far famsd oa5-
bases Of Comnrmi9a,o IF lciiich ssch escmsd
disc0Wses Is had IA kfsicker5ocker But zoe nos
learn, ead for the FIRST time, that in the etiags
Of Johasto,ca, Mont yoms,y county, .Nsp FORK,
Sl3O,00O aroftt Of leather gloves and mittcns
are mHn'gdct,aed yealyi II is remarkable
produce for an inland togn Of ana state So
great IS The business ,chich this trade creas,
That a't application IS made TO establish baak
~ The eitlage. The markets Of .Ne,o Krs,
I,e'nsytenl,a, .Ne,c Jersey, aud all the .Nss
E'lglt''d states. are supplied By The arti-aiss d
Johassc'o'. The Business Of DRESSING skins, and
n.ta'lag them up, furnishes employment tomnr
tam thousand bn,ds
Hoe many Interesting items of focal iateHi-
genre Ct curious kinds could be furnished bq
cotalf.y Editors, If they scsre disposed. Or
j'tead az .'tio,ca Holly, scho rubbed US DOM
eees OF too ago on THIS subject, could tia7lig.
d9sea columns The localities Of his ,aeiytbor-
hood are sufficiently itsteresi;R~ OR friends at
CheSte', Freehold, Eastoa, SC. should al b. /
aetine, The address Of P;ttsblrg Gasstse,
ichlch roe published too ,oeeks since. deserves
h'ga praise Its facts scere woata ten times Is
m'cf. as the fancy Of all The addresses IN the
country put together Ariel
history OF LYNN neas lille book uady \
this hfis bOc .;,.oi - a,..Ii,.Los -5-"''' ''A'
Tie Gattor relates that about a century ago
s'so'c fell IN Lynn, about t,reaty feet deep, thai
the o'haidtalts got OIL on IL from their chimney
tops. SC. He also tells the .folloscheg-
"a mhate serenity tipe feet in length, uas Ian,
ded on Kings (Lsrn) Beach. in the n,nth q
December, (l7J6) Dr. Henry Bpchsted rex
a'to has mouth. az u chair d,ulca By a hot8
and qtferecards had t,ro Of his ribs sci ~ jle
gate posts, az his house ia ESee street, sfet
hey stood for more than jfty gears"
Ne are quite positice it ,raa somebody fln
''h' said that The fog ia The beg Of Fmlday ara
used By the i'dsabitmts to sllake gris,dsioes q,
and that The lends in florida ,eere so fertile a
10 yield ten bushels Of frogs to the acre. sla
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