Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-07-26


ter on its base. PIScKSgY. like WAsHISo
TON, beheld in the Union Of the states the
only safe guard OF the liberty Of the states;
he joined with the Father of hrs Country in
bidding us ''irown indignantly on the first
dalcniag of any attempt" " disturb the har
mony, or shake the existence of the Union,
and every good citizen should regard with ii
lial reverence. and adhere with strict conior
nifty, to the preeepts Of such illustrious pat.
riots Charleston Courier.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
The independent presses in the interior
are speaking out manfuy upon the subject
Of the Veto. The Bucks County .Republi-
can has an excellent article upon the subject.
Pehnsylvanians' stand to your principles
The New York Daily Advertiser States,
that the sickness appears TO be more gener-
al IN Five Points, and in the streets which
are in that vicinity --about Thirty of the cas-
es reported yesterday are 10 that neighbour
hood. The bcsiness OF the city is nearly sus-
pended 1.-THE docks and slips on South street,
below Old Slip, are almost deserted; Coun
ties slip did not contain vessel yesterday
il we except two or three Tow Boats We
understand that the banks are determined to
disCb1ut DIS butiuHt DO pVsstufC, 10 FthetC "a
ny pressure on the money market. We have
not seen the report OF deaths during the last
week, but understand that IL is 80, a larger
number. we believe has never been before
reported
.fppaliiag Circumstances On the 18th
inst says the British Colonlst, Edward Had
deau, 80 years of age, of Hutlcy. Lower Ca
NADIA, killed his vile by shooting her through
the head, and then "blew out his own brains. y
Extract Of letter to a gentleman in Phila-
delphia, dated
Seneca Falls, N. X July 9. 1882.
"About two days since an Incorporate
man died in our village victim OF the Cho-
lera. as was supposed by some physicians,
though it might be attributed 10 excess.
Yesterday man was brought in from the
fields senseless. yet his sickness is supposed
to have been caused by drinking too much
cold water, aud this morning temperate
young man has been violently attacked, with
every symptom of the ssiatc Cholera He
is now (half past IL, A Nd but just alive. 4
saw him "A few minutes since, but viii not
shock you by attempting to describe the
irightiul appearance OF the poor fellow. IL
this is the Cholera, it is death in its most
ghasdy and appalling form"
Cfolide, though very good in as place, is
very bad out otits place: it is out OF its place
both in sitting. or sleeping room, AS the ex-
halation il ifnparts to the atmosphere is very
deieterious to the lungs. The first effects are
generally vertigo, and difficulty Of breath
ing, followed by diabolical dreams and ti,e
night mare. Keep all your apartments clean,
nd tbar xvtil ha nce fns. oh Ia
and no danger OF pulmonary complaints.
Boston Morning Post.
We learn from Trenton, that the case os
Hendrickson VS. Shotwell, involving the mer-
its OF the controversy between the Orthodox
and Hicksite parties in the Society OF Friends,
has been decided in favor of the former
The Chancellor, Gov. troom having been
counsel for one Of the parties, before his e.
lection, the cause was heard by Chief JUS
tice Ewing and Justice Drake Of the Su-
preme Court, both of whom gave elaborate
opinions on the observation-disclosures G0-ette
.qaother .Mnr1ier. A negro man belonging
TO Mr.. Douglass, residing in the lower end
Of Jefferson county, Tenn on Saturday last,
wickcdly murdered Miss Douglass. about IL
years Of age 1t appears the young lady was
returning home from neighbor's house, and
having to pass the place where the fellow was
engaged in loading wagon, he asked her TO
assist him; this she declined doing on which
he seized a blodgeon, and with savage cru
city struck her on the head SO violently as to
cause her death. A younger sister, who was
in company with the unfortunate victim, i'm
mediately ran home and gave information Of
the horrid deed The unteeiing monster was
promptly taken and now awaits his trial in
the jail Of Jefferson county.
From the Louisville Journal s Focus July o.
A letter .froa gentleman IN .Ae,o Orleans 10
his friend IA this place. under date Of The 23d
ult., says: Three or four cases Of The yellotc}e
rer are reported to be ~ tie city, and tIle ChoL-
era al The Belize"
The Cholera Topic.-Ecery .ameicaa nesvs-
paper has got the Cholera. The little soeekiy
on the Pee Dee-tte big blanket on The Hud
son---the respectable size on the DeteUGre
all full Of cholera -cholere -choseya. TIE
,chole country Is under Che Influence Of eener-
| al spasa aud indeed SOME Of country papers
haze absolutely got The btus ssage.-at ieas!
| they TOOK blue enough.
New York Courier and Enquirer.
A gentleman of high respectabiisy in Lex
| ipgton, writes TO his friend in Louisville,
that he is AUTHORIZED TO say, that the
HIM. G a. Wicki6s ssM not support th'
H. Al ea.s