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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-19

NiQe<.
Urs smith anI Barley, Aldermcu Hail, Campbell sHi
Westeryrlf: Mt.srs LowtbeF and ang, coal oeaier
Also. the cerufcate, OF Ksy. Mr. Chase and u H. iia-
E.q lae Mayer OF Brooklyn
NJ Joraan l.. jiou-Sr In reply your Of ib, hat
take pleasure ,tutiug that the cookng stove Pf'cu'o
Of Won winch has been in my faai!y FOR nearyi
year hn, proved entirely .>,isiactory.
The Se.f-Fccdiuc apPar-tus hes peculiar au''n'.''
and undoubtedly asss I=sch lessen tee corlGmPuoa
Of fuel.
The Rcyerihc F re is the only arrangement bare
seen oy which baking can be done even on all sides
top and b-ttom ., 4 hri * oven,
rne cl.e D.. an yaca aay t-i, port Gun be rcmo19
renewed feu>er- tn stove 'ating ani cconoHca-
and tb eNtrom- rrtnie % "a tho show to has,
beca the result Of costly rvpcrc rather thnn an see
deaia comp atom 4 whole She stove cabodies more
practical ,lll ~ construction, end better adapted
the ,eyc' use- of TIC kitchen Tan -ny other that ."
under ny no zee ercd,
Oc'. h, l-li 81 NhPEs
Having u.ed ono Of Mo,i's Cooking Stoves, We folly
concur with the opinion Of Prof hHpls
Sigucd WM ADAMS
JANE o. SMITH MD.
FREEMAN CAMBELL,
WI. BAILEY, VI. ID.
CHsS. LONTHER,
+ II. LANG.
JACOB i. wESTERvELr
AN. HALL.
Sir Jordan l.. Nal'-Sir. Htyiug used your ComblGl
ton stove IN ny family for about year 90 not he a
ay, that OPT ion, Is exceicniy 1dop ell TO ih
several uses Of the kitchen. Signed
Oct 18th. l-il. HENRY CHASE
mot cheerluly CONCUR IN opinion ih he Rev NT;
Chase, having used OF Mr Mot, Store for ,evefii
years. Sl=ucd. GEO. HALL.
rho'e Who continually chonging referred TO TIE
certificates q the Rev. Mr. Van por,n, Of WI ismsbgit
SIR Your Stove Eas been ed III my fumiy for sons
time, and yoa il permit iH justice 10 the arue II
sc ans tho who desire comfort and economy. 20 re-
commend be- ,sfst ana Efficient Stoye ibst a'
come Intsr sno siedc Tae complain. mace tusi ss'
stoves be char gel every year docs not apPiy
your,. could lot p.rsuade my fsm.ly fneuf- h;i
have usel yslr Stoys, for any sxchlrge III smA
any ether patcnt. : COED.
Aug. ,. i-il. WV II VAN DOREN
To en,bie ALTO ju'ge for th-mselye. nj sgree 70
rake tack the AMI fetu-: he purchase money of a
retail ~ provided int - be end Of tares sec
the prrcnser doe, coircte OPP ION Nth Tue above
certificates. !. /. MOTr. 26f Wter -. and
- B,wsry near Chatham .qu9rc
F. Sod a'o by Ne,-r,. Frphi-'. 10 BO-eGy J.
Hian's, Gr1ni - Mr. B-ea-'ey :. i Ga.sner, Grssa
wen, corner "i Fulton - olj1s
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of Tho IRE vhcucf me dooFS az 'lul or -tH' VIM
,rro heath 20 acs or dry the feet ON when cold or DAMP
~ ,-e constructed with rauu;or and cold air ehsh,
her in more condensed form tsan any 10" IN use there
h, securing all the properties of the at and sSms W
h. .,. room. pcr.or,abou 10 purchnsr Az 5esfeelils
at.s:so VIZ ~ - II GEoRGc HOWE
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y .tEaG G-CAtuGA LANE And tNLtt SftAal
y BJAT COMPANY STuCk No ice l. hereby gwen
hat Two Hundred ard Eirnty Snare, OF the Stock
Of the Cpyu-a Lake and lllet steam Boat Compa y,
which shares hyPo;hecatSi b. k.chard Va.
ck De Wiz the subscriber 10 secure tle lnymcn II
sCvcu lhouss hundred and nzo dslars end fo-ty-
cs nts Will he sold nj auction, for Inc pay.cGt II the
balance OF the amount for which they remain pledged or
80 mich thereof the said shares of stock viii brn.
;le Exchange In Wall street the Cy OF New orA. on
i-c ith day November - o'clock, At of
Ina, jnv. The due the glcdsc OF SIC stock,
day Of the date of this notice - ne Thousand ;Eo
uIfed thirty dollars and nineteen The
nrigl1al price OF sail ock fifty dollars each shaFc,
aaa II &. lti stock. Dated October II, !sll.
john TOWNSEND.
~ ~. Isv,-tf-r.. ,,,orutos ..
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HO " E'S
PATENT STOyF.
for Parior,, Halls NJ.
series, - res add Ell =
ces.--Ihs improved
aiemants sbe ~.
ieuuou Of .ao.c
ic>iroa Of sgd hrsi,ty
heat, DE .uty. cle.ah-
nes sud economy Il
mas been an use the Ia;
season. and taeeEcour.
cement received, aai
he entire s0t,iacnsa
hcy -uye thc pnrchas.
crs, have stimulated he
inventor 10 manghc.
tute them on 4 Rgsi
larger scale, 10 ssppy
TIC increased Jem,a.
They are matc Of -
best Russis iron. y
ornbmcuted IN then.s
chasie aud neat RAJ.
ncr giving a fall nsy
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CHANCERY REPORTS.

Reported for tho New-York Tribune exclusively and
corrected by the Assistant Vice Chasce'ior
Is cHScEsY, BEFORE TIE ASSISTANT VICE CHASesLLoF
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:, 80 10 S1
sss.:aaz@-EASTON.r pa - =

hrourh III . moss. Fare only 8.
Leave pier No y r. Battery Place al = oclock, A.
" daily Sundays excepted, by steamboat Cinderella or
Water Witch to Elzabetnpor then take ne car- OF
the I. To~u cad ScnervIe Railroad TO Bountorook
savinc only miles by coaches. n4Ang by far the most
peasant ana expeditions route to Ea>on For seats ap-
Div to A. D. Hope. - C,urtiandt Il. on board. A. u
Hope i accompany the passengers 10 Bound Book and
render all assistance necessary
e. Thu, 1, the oEly line TIA, Ei-tou before
night Returning his line arrive IN Ne" ORR Al mil
~ II O'Clock p W.. two hours advance Of the won
lorfll cxpres. mail line Via = Bruns"icS.) sIi 5m
F@@ FOR -,.Rt WsisUtSh -
$3.50 FALL. ARRANGEMENT.-r The steam
'=Sszsstinas-- boat OSIRIS, Capt j. L. Aaire, wi
commence running on Saturday, September 18th, fol
cws-eavc Ful;o, M,rS-; slip. East River every sat
ur.ay at 10 o'clock. 4. NJ Tues day "Wednesday and
Friday at : O'Clock A. VI
Returning leave Red Bank every Monday morning., at
~ O'Clock, A. N. Tuesday, Wednesday and ft,Iay'
q: hali-p2s - O'Clock 7. NJ
The boat Will run above until farther notice usV
i-aiIon - weather permitting. so I'm
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,lH.UitstkAs. iaNNAl o. LlNEKM OKT.-

] NoNlITs fcclora Honey OF LNcF'oft, pfofarci
only b. Joseph HOW'LL the city OF Ncw-forS Is the
>urr,; and cicacou, remedy for CouSEs, Colds,
Waoopine Cough aat all affections Of the Heart
and Lungs leading to consumption.
l. i ,oi4 a'the ow price OF tao >hilliyc- per bottle
For sale wholesale and retail ct the Org nal Depot
- Mld or cor Caicrne and rctaIled by H. v su>i 81
Barclay = Aaron Gilbert ITO Fulton and - Bowery las
H. Hart rs Brordray, OF Chambers 4; W. II. Du
anberFy, West tirccnwich Conn.,, and re'aed by Drag
isis IN every cry the Uslon-
" b. that each outside wrapper bears the sigma
OF Joseph Nowl full, without which cenu
inc. - meod
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,,e,, y,a pATENy COOK.

ING eTONES.-rhcse uncqu,llci stove,
were awarded premiums f = their super.
iorlty ~ -3i. 1885 1886, l-31. i-j-, %
,nd $50, at every FniF AZ shlch they
ave been offered. either IN ttis c''yI
"a Boston That ,hcy were worthy q
tscm, reference - respectfully made y
the following certificate from professor
MIMI ranfirmei bN hrRrY VIZ. ADAM
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I1,E,0tsYi, Nuvie E.-lluE:%n ! S.

! 1faVts III no VIZ E.--'aU .. y : =
H-I.ish college Of Health london, have dl-l.s' i Mr..
Taylor. Of ~ B-oad -sy, NcHlorA. tlcir Ge-crli
Acert, and TIA; nJ". therefore, ihey have 40 oGr-r
general asertin AGc-c fh> Is particul ry impressed
the people OF Jae Jsited States rci NlU
ts; era! individuals eateayoriue palm II taer
me- crr> under the plea hit they actCg general
a-cHts 10 the establishment ~ London.
Merchants TIA Agents aad others ma bc up
pied OF Their l,c agent. Mr faylor by
ending heir orders dice; 20 M->rs MORRISON, ut lbr
Fetish College Of i-e-itA Hamilton Pl.e, New Road
London, vte1 ihes VII ohtsln the imo Cer:.n-
cite OF tee -uuncnc>- Of the u ajicIue,.
Look for tie revocation OF nr. Tay!or's appointment
aid other particulars n Ncasork aE4 other papers
Al de 1, OWING Mr. Tay ior Moriscns Medicines
70 D. pad . %ezss-. FIRTH & HALL Of F.askiIn
square. tcy No-k
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'4ssd-ks=. COLDS, CRNSs " = kkDs "a
< LIVER COMPLAINT L K l. u 90 \ remarkable
cur--Rcy. ,iah rootwell. of Louisville cane 10 Sew
York The bsu NJ OF his hca ia being unable
/, preach IN conseq rncc OF scysre cough pan IN NJ,
side and rai-nr hocd IL had bean troubled with these
,ymsto for two yeirs- He Obtained two
bottles Of DR. Allen, B,i.:l Of H,rehount LysrToTt
aud Peuri,y Root In three weeks time hs cough pam
IA de aad raising BIO Cd were Entirely removed aud
be ma returned hcme restored TO perfect health
Rev. Isaiah GOODWILL.
u HACKING COUGH j. never trlilins tong; l.
will end consumption, uE.ess yon take Or Aliens Bi!
I'm Do rot task because II hacking cough. tiat
a. any thiug will IL Try DIR. Aliens Balsani
Remember YOU life is take. Look ogt for limitations
- RAISING Bis ODD. aleu- fal,uin will cue
thi- dreadful disease. Il healing 20 the lung,
ans; require, blt e- doses 70 stop al bleeding. /:
ailay, the cough. and MAKES breathe perfectly
easy.
IL PAIv N THE BREAST have been cured Of
+; by DR.. Alien, Baissm. Let cthss> try Il
F. 4. LocSwooD, cor. Spring and NaroA-s--.
Sold by E. u. orioa. corner OF BG"ery and GflEAs;
IT. " sdsVOrh. Providence. General depot and whole
sale office at Will A ryltrs, = B4re!lt street, Nc7
York o5 I'm
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JtNES y. NovlLL. Sol P-oprie'or,,
AtW. Watsons Agotac,a5l,s ta''
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Also r,,y he hli ~ II. UOCSE. 81 Bo~cry. Of In
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y.
Laurence !. DE- Forest, John
ID, Forest, JOHN Il lie For
est, 7heOdOre Il. he Forest,
Jdute DE- Forest, dEd iitert
De Forest.
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The bill was an ordinary judgement
creditors hili, bet IT, principal object
was to recover pa! m-nt OUT Of certain
property conveyed by tue judgement
debtor. Lawrence V. DE fo.cst. 30 the
Defendant. John De Forest, IN trust
L. .L,r -. g N. I-h.n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

MODERN EDUCArIoN.-" Larning--
Iarning-larning," is the cry Of father an
mother-if my boy had the " larning,"
what janus he'd be. In coorse, ye old
fools, your bouchal would be swan a.
mong the goslins; but it isn't " larning,"
half the world wants: instead Of "larn-
ing" by which they mean cobwebs pick.
cd out Of dead mems brains, if they would
get some discipline. Discpline-discip.
line-discipline, that's the only education
ever saw that ever brought boy to
any good. What's the use of battering
a mans brains full of Greek and Latin
pot, hooks, that he forgets before he dofls
his last round jacket, to put on his first
long tailed blue, if ye don't teach him the
old Spartan virtue Of obedience, hard
living, early rising, and them sort of
classics : Where's the use of instructiE'
him in hexameters and pentameters, if
you leave him ignorant of the value Of q
penny-piece what height Of bletherin'
stupidity it is to be film boys brains
with the wisdom of the ancients, and then
turn HIM out like an omadhoun to pick up
his victuals among the moderns. -Black.
icood'S Magazine.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
From the Baltimore American of July ..

From TIC baltimore Americdn or July 9.
CATTLE.-The supply Of Beef Cattle in the
market during the week has been good, and prices
have ranged about the same as last week. On
Monday about go head were offered, and 1870 sold
at the drove yard so for inferior to $725 pei
100 lbs. for Prime.
FLouR.-Sales we're made from stores on Mon
day at $3.50, and on Tuesday and Wednesday at
S5,62a for good standard brands. Yesterday sew
eral parcels were sold at s5,75, and holder. are
asking the same price this morning Both the
stock on hand and the receipts continue very limit.
ed. We quote the wagon price at $3.50.
WHEAT.-Sales Of Pennsylvania reds on Mon
day at l25 cents on Tuesday at TT cts, at which
price the sales have been snce including 5000 bush
IN Thursday. To-day the market is not so firm,
and purchasers refuse to buy except at little re-
duc,ion. We note sales to-day Of 5000 bushe.
Ia reds at l26 and l25 cents. The receipts of
Md. Wheats are very trIiling to quantity.
CoRs.-Thcre has been steady advance in
prices for some days. On Monday sales of Md
white were made at Go cents; on Tuesday at 60
cents; yesterday at &c IS cent. and to-day We
quote the same prices.
RrE.-Sales of Nj. Rye a, GO cts. and of Penn
sylvania at 60 CO cts.
OArs.-Sales of Maryland Oats during the week
at 43 and Al cts. A parcel of Penn. Oats was sold
al 4B cents.
BACON Sale of 5000 lbs. prime Baltimore cured
Hams Bacon were made this week at o cents, and
of %, 900 lbs. Sides of the same description at 81
to- cents. all for Specie.
WHisKEY.-There has been q very limited de
mand during The week, and the transactions consin
ed TO small parcels at % for bbls. and % cts
for hhds. which prices we quote to-day with dull
market The wagon price OF barrels is 90 cts. ex
elusive OF the barrel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

A Coop SToRY.-We have heard q
great many very plausible stories in our
day, but just at this peculiar juncture we
are unable to think of any thing which
will even hold candle TO the one which
follows. If any wo.legged animal, with
I" human face divine" for lIontispiece,
can tell tell any thing more reasonable we
should be exceedingly happy to hear it,
". o. Picayune.
" In the days Of our grandfathers there
was one Joe Bowers, conspicuous above
all wooers for his unremitting attention to
his lady-love." By night and day, in
storm or in calm, he knew but one road,
and that led to his mistress home. His
dog, his horse, his cat-every thing that
belonged to him-went that way, and no
other. Even an old pair of boots which
he threw away one night, were found next
morning kicking against her door, with
the toes turned out Just as he used to wear
them, having travelled two miles in
dark night, with no other guide than their
knowledge Of the road !"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

PARKERsBURc, VA.-The whole mum.
Der OF buildings that have been erected in
Parkersburg, itappears from the Gazette,
within the last year, is 27-20 frame and
7 brick, dc signed principally for dwelling
houses. The Gazette also informs us
that there are in Parkersburg, l Bank !;
0 Stores A Groceries; 6 Lawyers 5
Physicians Printing Office; l Apoth-
ecary; 3 Hotels 3 Black Smith Shops !;
Shoemaker Shops; lanyard; Steam
Saw Mills 2 Steam Grisl Mills; OIL
Mill / Carding Mill; Foundry; 3
Cabinet Makers Tailor Shops , ,la,.
ter Shops Boat Builders; 2 Saddler
Shops; l Tobacconist /; l Bakery 40
Carpenters 3 Brick Yards 5 Painters /;
Chair Shop; Cooper Shops; 3 Tin.
ners and Copper Smiths; Clock Facto.
ry-also, in succt ssful operation, , Male
and Female Academies, and , Primary
Schools.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

MORE ABOUT THE PREsIDENT.--The
master of the brig Augusta, arrived in
Philadelphia on the Both, reports having
seen on Thursday June IS, in latitude
33 30, longitude rs 20, the wreck of a
very large steamer, burned to the waters
edge. He bore down close to her, but
was unable TO learn her name, she being
burnt so much. One guard was under
meath the water, and the frame OF the
other above much burnt. This is thought
by some, to be the remains of the ILL.,
fated President, whose loss has produced
such intense feeling. 1ftrue, the many
conjec,ures that were stated as 20 the
cause Of her loss have oil proved unbound.
ed fire appears to have been the elemen,
of destruction, instead of storms and ice.
bergs. Boston Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

A GENEROUS TRIBUrE.--The follow
ing eloquent passage is from paper by
l.. E. L., on the writings of Mrs. He
mans - They (sho mental gifts Of Mrs.
H. breathe OF their home, which is Hea-
ven. The spiritual and the inspired in
this life, but fits us to believe in that
which is to come. With what sublime
faith is this divine reliance expressed in
all Mrs. Hemans' writings. Asthe clouds
toward night-fall melt away on fine
summer evening into the clear amber OF
the west, leaving short and unbroken
azure wherein the stars may shine through,
we see the troubles Of life, its vain regrets
and yalner desires, vanished before the
calm close Of existence-the hopes of
Heaven were steadfost OF last--the light
shone from the windows of her home as
she approached unto it.'--Philad. Ing.
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From he New York Atias.
STREET PEGGARS,

For some years past we have had a
few occasional street beggars. They
were chiefly poor emigrants, who soor
found that their calling was bad, both ID
I regard to repute and profit, and who, con
sequently, abandoned il for honorable la
Dor, by which they became rich and re-
spected. There were, also, few cccen-
trio beggars, chiefly urchins of tender
years, whose cry WINS for penny 20 buy
a loaf Of bread. One little fellow made
great deal Of capital out Of the following
speech which he had been taught =
Piease give me a penny TO buy loai OF
& bread-f.,tIier's dead ammy's sick, and
can't get any work" lie would address
NIL he met in these set words, and sone-
times the same person two or three times
day. We believe that his career is
stopped, as we have not seen him for
some time. The next step made, was 10
establish street crossing swecper's sys-
TEN Of beggary. We almost wish that
this had succeeded, for in wet weather,
and where the wooden blocks are used,
the crossings, in many places, are alto.
gether impossible for ladies'. We may
instance the crossing of Broadway and
Chambers street especially. The blacks,
however, who took up the business which
Jack Rugg," as John Reeve used 10
show us, did so cleverly, were too impor.
tunate. They seemed to think, that every
person who crossed the paths they had
swept was bound TO give them something.
They were consequently put down as
nuisance.
A great change has come over this city
of late, in regard to beggars. An organ
lied system, on the European plan, is
commenced, and which threatens, if not
put down Immediately, to become as great
nuisance as that practised in the British
metropolis. OF the character of the Lon
don system, our readers require little in
formation, Pierce Egan, Boz, and others,
have drawn il in full. We are content
10 observe, that the organized London
beggars divide the city out among them
selves, and that the division is as the de-
marca,ion of our wards, or the line Of our
fire districts. By this means, there is no
part of London that is not infested with
fellows, who make much more by begging
than they could by work, and who are
positive curse to those who walk the streets
of the modern Babylon.
The system here must have commenc.
ed, we think, about the time of the impor-
talon of the filthy Maltese beggars, who
for a long time infested the streets IN their
rags aud filth, to the disgrace of the civil
authority, with impunity.
The system, however established, is as
yet in its infancy. 1t has just showed the
germ Of its cloven foot. 1t should be
crushed in the bud. In this country there
is no occasion for beggary, 10 excuse for
i,--especially with the able bodied. Ia
the vast territories Of the far West there
is work for all who are disposed to work.
We hope the city authorities will 60 to
work heart and soul in this matter, and
cxterminate the vermin.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

4 r.
VIEW OF 10Th OCEANs.--Ih he loity
MONT on which we stood was perfectly
clear, the atmosphere was OF transparent
beauty, and looking beyond the region Of
ldcsola,ion, below W, at a distance ofper-
hats Two thousand feet, the whole coun-
nv was covered with clouds, and the eli.
ty at the foot of the volcano was invlsi-
Die. BY degrees, the more distant clouds
were lifted, and over the immense bed we
saw at the same moment the Atlantic aud
Pacific Oceans. This was the grand
spectacle we had hoped, but scarcely ex-
pected 10 behold. My companions had
assembled the volcano several times, but
on account Of the clouds had only seen
the two seas once before. The points a;
which they were visible were the Gulf Of
Nicoya and the harbor Of San Juan, not
directly opposite, but nearly at right an
giles TO each other, SO that we saw them
without turning the body. In a right
line over the top of the mountains neither
was more than twenty miles distant, and
from the great height a, which they stood
they seemed almost at our feet. 1t is the
only point in tho world which commands
view of tho two seas and | ranked the
sight with those most interesting occa-
sions, when from the top of Mount Sinai
looked out upon the Desert Of Arabia,
and from Mount flor saw the Dead
Incidents Of Irarels in
Central America.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08
AottceS.
Berkeley County Literary Association.

The Berkeley County Literary Association will
meet at the Library Room, on Saturday evening
next, at 8 o'clock, precisely. full attendance of
the members is requested, business ofimportance
will be laid before them. n MILLER,
July 20. Secretary.
There will be Episcopal services in NJ ,rtinsburg
on Sunday next ut II o'clock, A. M. July 8.
The second Quarterly Meeting for the present
year. of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will be
helt at Buckestown--to commence on the 9Th of
July. July /.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

AMERICAN ARTISTS IN lTALY.-The
intelligent correspondent of the New York
American, writing from Italy under date
April 27th, says: "The American ar
lists excel those of this country, and
Greenough and Power have been emil
nently successful. Greenough has CON-
plcted his statute of Washington, and ii
will soon be shipped to America. Power
is engaged in modelling an Eve, which
think the perfection of art, exceeding in
beauty of figure and expression the Ve-
nus dc Medicus, or that Of Canova.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

A RosEwATER HERo.-One Lieutenant
Ashton, who recently ran away from
Florida, with large amount of funds be-
longing to the % regiment of Dragons,
is an Englishmun, and is believed to have
formerly deserted from Canada. He was
a man Of talent and rose from the ranks
TO be Lieutenant. He had piano forte
among the Everglades, and wore rulllcs
and laces in the field. An impuden,
Englishman will rise, even in our own ar.
my, twice as soon as modest and more
meritorious Yankee.-Bost. Times.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-07-08

We are happy to announce that Mr..
William Norris has recommended under
increased facilities, business at his Loco
motive Engine Mandatory, Ills very
extensive and important works IRE now
in full operation, and he is executing or
ders for differen, governments in Europe,
PRUSSIA, Austria, Bavaria and Italy. The
many friends of Mr.. Norris will be glad
to learn his mandatory, representing
largely the mechanical skill of this com :.
munIty, particularly in Europe, and con-
iributng proportionally to its capital and
industry, has thus been set going again.
PhiLad. Nat. Gdz.