Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-11
PROCLAMATION BY WALTER
BOVINE
.Dqaor Of Ike Citq of .N,0 York.

.DGyOr Of Tie C1ty Of yNdt0 York.
5E-By virtue OF authority vfs'ed IN me by
law, |, WALTER BOVINE, Mayor Of the
city OF New FORK, do order aud direct that
from and after the publication Of .hls pro
clamation, and until it shall be revoked, ali
vessels arriving in The port of New York
from any place in the Levant, the Gulf Of
Venice, or aay place in the Mediterranean
Sea, in the passage frem which il is necessa-
ry to pass the fifteenth degree Of east lat-
tude, as Calculated from New York, and all
vessels from any port in the Baltic including
the ports 10 Denmark, shall anchor at the
/ quarantine ground. and be submitted to the
examination of "a Health Officer, aud in Al
respects be .ubjeo TO the provisions Of The
| Health Law.
! In testimony whereof. have hsre0nto sub
scnbed my name and affixed the seal Of the
Mayorailty Of the city Of New YORK, this
9Th Of August, in the year OF ouF LORD ols
thousand eight hundred and thirty one.
Il. S. WALTER BOVINE, Mayer.
The fol.owing notice from New Yorl, pa
per may be u3elo. at Iils season.
Beue ptsat We have been Informed that
the Beue Plant, which is to be iountiu some
ofour private gardens, Is an intalRhe cure
for the suwfmcr complaint --theIlves Of many
thonsend children have been saved by this
raluahe re Gedy. 4 single Leaf OF this plant
pvt into hall tumbler OF pure water and
stirred round, The water immediately becomes
ropy, but not discolored; it is perfectly limo
cent-the taste not disagreeahEe--it has been
administered with perfect safety to chiIdten,
/ and in some instances to infants only q few
days old
! Demh Of Darid H'dbams, Ire list q he
capters of ,9rdre.-A correspondent OF the
Albany Argus, at Rensseiaerville, says
Dawn WILLIAMS, the last of the captsrs
of Major Andre died on Tuesday of this
week. at shutdown. His resnains we're inter
ed Thursday with military honors, at Living
stonyllle, Sch0hane country"
This venerable patriot Says the Argus
was in the 10th year Of his age. Although
infirm, his general health, down to a very re-
cent period, was good. The great action in
which he was participation, will associate
his name among the brave and faithful of an
era in which it was his good fortune not en-
] ly to live and to act, but to perform services,
Gader the strongest adverse temptations, OF
iacalcu,able value TO his county.
! There is no event more strkingly charac-
terislc of oar revolution, It's objects and
I gents than the refusal of three obscure men,
suffering all the deprivations of war and po-
verify, and gaining precarious subsistence
/ by occasional labor on their half deserted
farms. aud by occasional service in the army,
to accept OF great wealth and aflluence at
the expense Of lie cause in which they ware
Engaged.
.HusjaCes-A correspondent Of the New
To.k Courier, WHO writes from the White
Mountains, has the following descriptive par
agraph.
So too, e gen love trout fishing, cunning,
or gnattins, never 20 beyond the reach O.
| help If Won ~, two 10 one Won are eaten a
| i've ~ tbs mosquitoes or Scars Though as