Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-09-26

Yankee EnterPriSe.--A line ofstare.
IS now running between Vera Cruz anc
the city of Mexico, established two
years ago by some of our Eastern bre.
thren. The distance between the two
places is about 100 leagues, and for.
merly occupied three weeks in travel.
ling upon mules and donkeys. 1t is
now travelled in FIVE DAYS, and the fare
rs 20 dollars. The whole establish.
ment was sent from this country; the
coaches made in Troy, New York
Three of the drivers, full blooded Yam.
KEGS, are the principal proprietors,
each OF whom, it is said, realized, in
The first year, profit Of nearly S4O,-
600.
As the public are generally inform
ed that, IN consequence of our paying
Mr.. Noah thirty: fire thousand dollars
for the New York Enquirer, in 1929,
ne bound himselfand his friend, in the
sum of tgenty thousand dollars, not to
establish, or write for, daily newspa-
per In this city for the period of eight
years, without our sanction, it becomes
our duty to say, that the bond in ques-
ton, so far as relates to the contempla.
ted new publication, has been cancelled.
~. Y. Cour. and Eng.
Don Miguel.-The New York Com
mercial Advertiser states, upon the au-
thority of an officer of Don Miguel,
that the ex-King will probably take
refuge in this country. Other accounts
say that it is his intention to proceed
to Italy, with the banished prince Don
Carlos of Spain.
Dethroned monarchs and ex.kings
and queens have been Gas plenty as
blackberries" within the last fifty years.
If all that are now living could be as
sembled together, they would form a
very respectable Congress-.
Interesting 10 Pkysicians.-W find
the following in the New York Even
ing POST
By an accidental discharge of a
musket, the side of young man was
so much torn as to perlorate the abdo-
men; and by the skill of an army sur
geon, assisted by the efforts of nature,
it was nevertheless so healed as to
leave the patient in perfect health, with
the opening remaining, as if for the ex-
press purpose of aifording medical
knowledge, and teaching men the art OF
preserving health by due regulation
and just choice of food.
We are happy in having it in our
power to inform our readers, that the
skillful surgeon alluded to, DR.. VIM.
Beaumont, is now preparing for the
press an account of this very unique
case, with the result of a continued Sc
rles of experiments upon the healthful
subject whose body has been thus laid
open, and its internal operations expos
ed, es if for the benefit of the human
race.
Doctor Beaumont, after being the
instrument of restoring this subject to
perfect health and strength, has at
great expense maintained him for years,
solely with a view to suchexperiments
as should prove the existence of the
gastric juice, (by some denied), show
its power in and out of the stomach,
test the digestibility of every kind of
food, and the effect of various medical
and has thus collected a
mass Of information which could by
no other person, and by no other means,
have been obtained.
This important work will be printed
under the authors inspection, at Platts-
burg, in this State, where Doctor Beau
mont is now stationed, and we doubt
not that the self-interest, if not the gra-
titude of mankind, will amply repay
him for the skill he has shown in his
profession, and the zeal he has evinced
in the cause Of science and humanity.
The late crop Of coffee in Cuba, ac-
cording to commercial Giro uar OF the Isl
instant, "has been uncommonly abundant
The growing crop promises TO be large.
All the names Of the towns, provin-
ces, islands and seasin Greece, are to be
changed back to those they possessed
in their ancient days Of renown.
DIED,
On Sunday last Mrs JANE MARKER wife
of Mr.. Daniel Marker, Of this place.
On the 18th inst JACOB BEDINeER, Esq. o
Jefferson county, in the 9th year Of his age.
Berkeley County Court:
SpprE,fprp 'Trpu 1924