Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-10

The Natisnal Gazette states Il AZ
ject Of general rejoicing in Philadelphis y
we are sure it viii be throughout the ca's
try, "that the present condition of C ta.
Justice MARSHALL warrants the hope az ue
speedy conyalescence.n us
The Harrisburg Chronicle Of MONDAY ...
-"Hon. James Buchanan, recently apno;y.
ed Minister to Russia, left this place ye.,a'
day for Lancaster after spending the MAJ
Ing Of Saturday with Gov. Wolf"
The Lancaster "Staatsbothe," a va
good paper, that has for its motto "Gru.Y
satse und night Manner" hoists the foIl.n.
ing as It's fiag-HENaY CLAY, for Presids,,.
DANIEL WEBSTER, Vice President.
Il great Side INTO the Presumpscot -w.
learn that about an acre Of earth fifteen e..
in depth, has fallen into Presumpscot rive,
near Pride's Bridge, Westbrook The ,sa
ter is perfectly stiil above the bridge, and !.
| now overlooking the neighbouring intery.s.
Below the dam of earth, the water las naa,
| iy run cut. The river will be obliged :.
mike for itself new channel This ia
most singular accldent.-Porttaad ode.
| saw in Superga the tomb of the Pied.
montese Princess who rendered herself "a
nous by sing lie sentence. There was "a.
mine in that little kingdom. The Princes,
was sstoDished "Do they die of it?n asked
she. Gin great numbers" was the answe,
"What sqleamishness!" said her bigbnes.
| why don't they eat beef and muttono I'm
sure would do so rather than starye.n Tn.
world has other instance Of this high IA.
knowledge. The son Of an English DUKE
guardsnan, IS still memorable for a SENT;
mept OF equal ease. On his regiment being
ordered Tor Holland, in the first French ,ar
it was observed that he must prepare for
some privatons. 40 be sure mustn was
his reply. "a bottle OF good Chan,paipne
and a tolerable haunch, suppose, are holy.
day fare among the Mynheers. Let me have
but bottle of drInkable claret and a roast
fowl, and can get on any where."-T.A Tya,
setier's Port Foiso.-.Noathly Magazine.
Speaking Pipes.-1h he main mast of the
brton IS fitted with tin pipe, for the con.
veyahce OF the voice, in boistereus weather.
from the quarter deck to the maintop The
pipe rs about one inch in diameter Il was
a proposition of Mr. Parsons, of the dock
yard IN this plaee.-Hampshre Tel.
II queer I'M. and not so bad-The following
advertsementappears in the Broome Repub.
llcan 1t the advertiser is as honest in his
| dealings as in his professions, he will regain
reputation which he more than intimates
| has been III rather scabby way:
| temperance Tailoring john B M'Intosh
informs his former friends, and the public
generally, that having returned from Ireland,
he has recommended the tailoring business.
at his dwelling house, at the west end Of the
bridge: Having entirely relinquished the use
OF Irish as well as Yankee whiskey, joined
the temperance society, and become tempe.
! rate m his habits, he assures bis friends he
WIN also be temperate in his charges, sand
take as little cabbage as any other tailor 10
| the village. He will also cut clothes era.
tbs for those who are unable to pay, provided
they belong to tho temperate class of the
community"