Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-02-23


Menges oil Napier Mr.. Menges was alone
with the exception of snoaiidog, who freed
| the Panther. The skin has been preserved
entire for the purpose Of having il stuffed.
At the Hotel Diou, ia Montreal, on the
2sth ult MIR Louis Gaudry dit Bourbonnicre.
aged 81, and Mrs. Celeste David, aged ia.
celebrated the 5oth anniversary of thelr mar.
rage The brides maid aged 10 wears was
the same who assisted at their marriage 80
years ago.
faspers Peers and Peeresses IN ENGLAND
we have read with some interest = sta,o
Inent which was lately published bv oraer 80
me House OF Commons, giving an account
Of all Pensions on the civil list of EnaIaad
The amount paid is about two th.'.a,,d
ponds sterling per annum Among the
nanes we find large sparkling OF the no.
billy and lofty aristocrats, viz. the Con.-
tess OF Alornington, lately deceased. motha.
Of the Duke Of Wellington, $500: the ,y;a-
ow OF Charles James Fox. 1868 TO-. :. the
whole Dnndas family; six OF the Sheridan
iamhy, with 157 each; the Baroness Cath
cart. 1859, and Rot-rt Southey, ESQ. Poet
Laureate, Si55. The regulation sum Cor
paupers Peers and aPeeresses is 42ss. 6s
journal Of Commerce.
we received this morning a specimen of
an engraving by Longacre, taken from, the
'ihehess OF Washington, by Stuart intend
ed Tor the new edition al Marshou. -
"i Washington. Itis really one of the fns..
ehsfav'nss Oh the class which we have 500,
Tor many years. and does great cred;t -
the skilidl artist, and will be an .t,r.o,;n.
addition to the work Bait Gas.
s'tEs L Burrows, ESQ. Of New yorL
"a citizen distinguished alike for his ,h,,.n
'"F"Ry and muuifcence, arrived hero lac.
s's"'' and this morning departed for New
iork' with the Fent, the old buff a,;tt.,u
o'''-the Sword presented BIZ the oraa.
+ federiek, and the Pistol of Genera, W.
"s'o" ALI loaned to him by the fanny g,
Tue purpose of being exhibited to the e.,r 70.
naming old veterans at the Centenn;a, co,.
ebration at New York:
The sight Of them must .,y.,,
tons and feeling of the most sacred 49,
ter 1t IS to Mr.. Burrows that the booon,
mas oeen conceded of Monument, "a he =.
Fec'eo 10 the Mother Of the Father Of his
Country
trrom the Pittsburg Gazette or Friday,
i"s ftasa,-oe far as we know. the in; uro
'ohe ny 'he recent rise Of the wafer has
'eeh unprecedented Dig Beaver. we are
informed, was SIX feet higher than il has eyer
leen within the recollection of the o,Io., -
meats AT Wheeling. The Ohio was six Gaet
''gher than IN November 1910. The d.n
lge sustained there is very great. Mar;ett,
vas completely inundated. The flood h,J
, =, reaches Portsmouth at the latest aecount
ne height Of the water retards the uoyard
rogress OF the boats. that our accounts
! tpc damage are by no means definite. and
,eaeeiihe gifina vague reports Even in or
"out fhtshurgh, We are now convinced that
NC ac'usi aamage 'ails far short of the first
"oJeetaFe. Al Pittsburgh, the water ceased
'S'"s ABOUT tea ae''ck On Friday night
Tie Efeod-It appears from, Tho 49,
nat great deal OF injury has hsan 1870
ing the kiskc,ninctas The Rl,;cs.:lls -
as been washed round, 10 some eilect and
ie salt works nearly DESTROYED.
Atessrs Shwart and Boggs. ffiener,l S,e,v.
y OF the lionse of presentatiyes1 bad
, 200 barrels of salt swept away. which. TO.
ether with other houses is said an,o,,nts
% or on 900 dollars This is pnbIic loss.
10 must hHve an eif"ci upon tf- market.
nee Of That article in The west.-Pepg Int
u IS sad That thc wa.er rosc Il Pittsburg
'rpendieuliar 81 feet.
LGief dc,eR ne Rire..
= ever ito'" NaYssiiie Ky. ofite Stains
fiei mat The oiao va. then 81 Fsst above
" water mark, aud WAS risi1g ye.y ST.