Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-06-04

4 o0V@s PuaS".s~o WIN tue money OF the promp
members, suher themselves to be impcrtunec
IN VAN tor the'r arresrages The large amount
OF $50 W, due the concern, requires thar som.
more coercive step should be tsken ia comneI
payment, as the Directors think. and ,hev 49,
resolution of the Society TO that effect. n
members would call upon the Treasurer win
their quartera6es IS they become due, bis IA
bours wsuld be greatly lessened and the m
Proyemsnt OF the Library greatly advanced.
| The Directors further observe, that a vacan.
cy 40 tue board OF Directors, is to be filled AZ
this meeting, IN consequence of tue removal ot
Rev. Mr.. Jno. I. Brooke. The loss which tn.
society has sustained by the departure of This
esIimabe gentleman is but small 10 comparison
with the deprivation which is felt by the Soci
city at large OF bis rIends and parisbonefs, who
have to lament the loss of an excellent man,
and a beloved pastor.
All which is respectfully submitted by
| The Directors.
| Something sqzakyF--r The suthor OF the fol
loving Card IS the Editor of the PhlIade lphis
Mercury, sviGient George Kremer jackson pa
per, And the same individual who returned
Major Eaton, the present Secretary at " ar, 10
the insolvent Court of Philadelphia, as one OF
his creditors for fifteen hundred dollars!
"a CARB.--A rumor having been curren,
ccftS' NAtNsgH tes fcttf fkc4 nv C0TTSsG9HQ
eHce 7slIh hia, feel 1t due to IN, self 10 state
that the report, come from what quarter il may
IS entirely false and unfounded.
STEPHEN SIMPSON"
Let Simpson threaten the Hero witha pub
| llcation OF The correspondence, and be will be
provided tor, like Noston OF the Bav,ford
Tines, with place in the Custom House. %
Lieutenant Abraham Van Buren, ofthe Unit
ed States Army, Ia son OF the Hoa. Martin Van
Buren, has recently been appointed aid de-camp
to the commander 10 chief. MIR. Van Buren, is
graduate OF the United States Military Acsde.
my for 1897, and rs sdvantagsousiy known IN
the army as an oiteer Of fine PROMISE ca,st,i
Rec.
The Persisas accuse their Government OF
having bssely abandoned the Turks, who are Of
the same religious faith; of having lost tue best
opportunity OF throwing oft the gnomnious
Russian yoke, ana OF re conquenng the los,
PROVINCES of Persia. The ochah il is thought
will find it difficult 10 resist the popular teeling
There is story going the rounds OF the
newspapers, copied from tlle Bunker Hill, Au
rora, stating that Gen. Latayett has requested
the Seiectmen OF Chariestown to send MIN a
hog she ad Of earth from Bunker Hill to cover
his BODY after his decease. We have good rea
sons for believing that the general has made no
such request, and that it the earth 10 TO be sent
If will be the act OF some individual without any
authority from Lafa) cite hlnself.--.N \ GGz
The Force ef LmagsaGilon.--A Lucchese pea
sant Out shooting sparrOws. saw his dog al
tackled ny a strange and .erocious ulasuh. He
| tired TO separate the animals, and received q
bite from tis own dog, which instantly ran oil
Al. - r., Il. H.,
few days but the dog was not TO be found !;
| and the peasant, after some time, began to feel
| symptoms of nervous agitation lie conceived
that the dog from his disappearing, was mad,
and wilnm day or two after tbls idea had
struck him, he began 10 feel symptoms of by
drophoba. They grew hourly mofe vloIent;
be raved, and had all the evidences OF the
| most violent d,sten,p5r. AS he was ly iag, with
ths door open, 10 let III the last air that lie was
10 breathe, he heard his dog bark Tho ANNA
ran up TO the bed side, licked his hand. and
froliCte ed about the room. Ii was clear that he
al least, was in perfect health, Inc peasants
mind WAS relieved at the instani; lac got ur
with rene wed strength, dressed himself, pluag
ed his head lnto basin of water, aud thus re
iresbed walked into the room TO Lts sstonsleC
family The statement is made in memoir
by Professor Rsrbantini; and it IS not improbs
/ "a
dependent on tue msgnstion, might be equal
iy cured BY ascertainihg the state OF The ANNA
by which the bite was given ---Heekly ReUier9
| The Saturday Evening Journal of New Yorh
has ascerta,aed the number of Drunkaras, wht
were brought TO the Police Office OF that city
during the several day of the last week, viz: -
! Sunday, II; Monday, IL; TUESDAY, IL; w ed
nesday, 5; Thursday, 8; Friday, IL; and ,hi
merDi AZ S. making in all ~ persons Is no
this appalling. Dem Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.
On Monday evening, the anniversary OF tht
Temperance Society was celebrated in tn
First Presbyterian Church; Mathew Carey
Esq the President, in the chair. Several ad
dresses were delivered, and various resolution
adopted P0ulson's -4neflcan.
PENSACOLA, May 2.
.9rriUal o. The Erie The United State
sloop OF war Erie. Daniel Turner, Esq. Comman
der, arrived at this port on Tuesday last, thu
28th ult. from an arduous cruize. We under
stand that her boats have been constantly on
in pursuit of pirates. and that one man had bee
taken and IS now on board the Falmouth; w
also understand that they pursued some pratt
cal boats, which thss took, The pirates havinj
escaped in the woods. We will sndeayor L
give the particulars in our next.
+ The Boston Courier invieghs agains
: the practice pursued by many countr.
farmers Of sending their sons into CT
ties 10 become shopkeepers and tradin
|. merchants, instead OF EMPLOY then
al home on their farms. The Courie