Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-09
JAS. WATSON WE'RE.

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ter SCOTS last production Count Rober
OF Paris" II will be reat. with feelings O.
respect aud sympathy for the worthy author
The gentle reader is acquainted tha,
these are in all probability. The last tale.
it viii be the lot OF the author TO submit IN
the public.
He is now on the eve OF visiting Ca,e;o,
parts; ship Of " ~ S commissioners hv Is
loyal Master TO carry the author of \yaver
ly 20 climates, in which he NAV possibly oh
tam such restoration of health as NAV serve
him to SPA bis thread to an end in bi, own
country
Had he continued to prosecute his usual !;
terafy iabors, 1t seems indeed probable, that
at the term OF years he has already attained
the bowl to use the pathetic language of
scripture, Wonid have been broken at the
fountain, and little can one who has enioyed
on the whole an uncommon share of The most
'nestmahie Of worldly blessings. he entitled
to complain that life, advancing 10 its period
should be attended with its usual Doroort;on,
Of shadows and storms. They have affected
INN at least IN no more painful manner than
is insenerable from the discharge of his mart
of the debt OF humanity. F'''
VI those whose relation to him in the ranhs
OF lille might have insured him their syrn,
Thy under lndsposition, many are now no
more; and those who may vel follow in HE
wake, are entitled to except. in bearing ia.
eFltable evils, an example of firnness ana
Pauefce, more especially on the part of one
who has enjoyed no small good fortune dur.
ing the course Of his pilgrimage
The pubhc have claims on his rratitud. for
winch the author of Waverly has 10 AIDE
quate means Of expression; but he NAV \.
permitted to hope, that the powers OF HE
mind, such as they are, may have a different
GATE from those OF his body; and that he NAV
again meet has patronizing friends, if moi or
actly IN his cid fashion of literature AT lsss,
In some branch which may not call forth the
ouperiluous Tags the veteran in the stage
ABBorsFeRD, September, 1891.
Small Poc We learn by letter from,
respectable source at " iliiamsport Mar
ia"d' that several cases Of this alarming H. |
81 nave lately appeared in that town and
'ne aoJo'hihS heish5ofhood. Some cases. il
- !, also represented, have reached the Virginia
'hore-pUginiG Free Press. e"'"
n, HVNTINGDoS, Jan. 25.
". "of'' %" learn, with regret, that
~, -. acoo cohicr, OF Fransstown settlement.
l!ed Of hydrophobia on Friday night last "
! is mad been bitten by bis own dog about
hfee months ago, but then had no ;ssa az
nc animal being mad On Thursday
a aa,,t Mr = conier was apparently ia good
eai'. na' night the FIRST symptoms OF the !.
readiai disease appeared, and in less tban
i'riy hours he was a corpse. ''''
-S'ract OF letter dated Grenada, Decem
Der A, 1881. e
20 O'Clock, p. M. We have lust exns,; il
need most severe shock of an earlhonsLn.
suppose 1t lasted nearly half minute The .
'opie were assembled in Church, ana tbe Il
'ock was Tremendous. ! really think The
esi Indies are devoted country. burr;
mes storms. and earthquakes follow one P
other IN continual succession. b.
lOrenada is the most Southern of The Ca q
'oee Islands Of the West Iudcs.--.a. p Is
n"qercial .Kdpati.er orr ,,