Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-12-09
From He .nab;j, Rerisf.r.

ALL FOR Low! There Is no doubt that
love burns as ferccly under coarse habila-
ments as in breasts covered with HE royal
purrle-that the imagination of a lash born
lady, paints the bright path way which sue
ccssfGl love has opened to her view, in no
ga,er %colors, than the sinapie tlamSel decks
cut Iie road, in which a merry cupid beck
ons her along
Yesterday, we saw, in the upper part of
Royal street, Il party Of three S&ran gers ad-
vance 10 lie centre OF the city. Two gentle
men and a lady, mounted each on q Choc-
law poney, and evidently from far famed
(hicka saha. I he extremises Of the gentle.
men were ornameitcd with wool bats and
COW hide shoes; and the perscn of the lady
was gajiy set in!th in borflct OF straw, and
an excellent white cauhric. The youngcst
gentleman < lady were two "ardCnt towers"
as they expressed it, ard the second gentle.
man had accompanied them to become sccu
rity on the maria &c bond Ihty had trav
elied far, no~t,l,owcyer. with a Sumptcr mtle.
as in romantic times, but witt, the refresh
ments of their Journeys, swingin. al the sides
Of their ponies in hemespnn bags. The cou-
pie were very Young and had probably flown
on the wings Of loye-as fast rs their pores
would let them-irom some fierce Griffin ola
HuI IN tiIotfGd w tHt OIilGC III
The Clerk OF the county found it, dis
mounted and entered. The youngest gentle
man discovered the Clerk, and demanded
..Is this here where MIR. Lewis L,es?"
eyes"
"Ihen | wants some license"
The license was made out, and n gentle
man happened to be present, who had autho-
rity to tie the hymenial knot. After enquiring
into the sum necessary to obtain the permis-
SION Of the law, and the services of its agent,
the party collecting together their means, dis
covered themselves short twelve hits, of the
amount. But mammon is easily thrust out
by Cupid, the happy two were consolidated,
and the marriage is published in our paper
this evening.
Accordingly we find, that at a quarter be-
fore Q O'Clock, p. Nj. Oct. is, in The Court
House. by j, G Collins, ESQ. were married
Mr. John Horn and Miss Sabrey Ann Fetch
er, all of Jackson county, Mississippi
The st. Louis Beacon mentions that il had
committed a mistake in saving that Messrs
Smith, Sublete and Jackson had returned
with t,eo wagons from the Rocky Mountains
The number with which they went out and
returned was ten, the first that ever penetra.
ted to the Rocky Mountains, each drawn by
five mules. Leaving Ut. Louis on the l0tl
Of April, they arrived at the Southern Pass
the place Of rendezvous for the traders, on
the 10th of July. They set out on their re.
turn on the 4th of August. Leadta with fur,
collected before their arrival, and returned
20 st. Louis on the nth of October. The,
conld have crossed She Mountains al Seuti
Pass. which is at the head Of Wind River
nithout difficulty. and there was nothing e
hinder them from proceeding TO the mont
ofthe Oregon This. says the Beacon, show,
The at suIdity Of the language which desig
mates the Rocky Mountains as the BARR,
which is TO stop the westward march OF Tx
American people.
Granville S. PaftiSon. Formerly ProfcssoI
of Anatomy in the Medical University Of Ma
ryiaud, has been appointed professor of Ara
ton'y and Surgery in TIC University of Lon
Edon, iR The place OF Chas. Beil resigned. Mr.
Beil retains the chair of Physiology.