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JUL NONJlNININA.
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UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAS.

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cotton UMBRELLAS at - es 81! cts g. 12S 80 and -
- FIN InbrcHas. 600 anil qualities
ALSO,
good assortment ~ Mrtno
lsulr wool and Meuno Hos 3 Nose
Book Beaver Nd. and Woslrn Cloves
The above goo offered very cheap flf cah
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have carefully eNmined the Uterine Truss
Thompson Of Columbus this State, and
that Is unqu"siionaiy the most perfect and useful
the Kind ever offered 10 the pablo IL differs essentially
strucon from the constructed Dr all
respects far superior instrument.
The Doctor has conferred benefit society by
ton at this JNO. EBERI.E NJ. D.
Professor Of Theory and Practice Of Medicine Medical College
OF Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-14
A T RnIcs holden IN the ClcrkIs Oliicc of the

"A hhitS nOldcn III the tIcrk OinCc OF the
IN Circuit Superior CoSu Of law Chanccr county
Of Hanover on Saturday, the 9Th Of October, isi2.
John ID. Longan Plaintiff
Against
John g. Bockngton Ezekiel Woody Henry Duke, Thomas
w. Go~in, John Haw, WIN. kcrsey AMI Mcrwrihcr Jones,
Defendants
This day the plaintiff by his attorney and filed
the defendant John g. BrongOn having appear.
and security according the Act Of Assembly
Rules II this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
he inhabant Of ordered that
the said defendant do appear here day Tenn
AMI the plaintiffs ad blu aud HAT
be forthwith published
Richmond for months successfully and copy
posted the front door of the Coun House Of tins
\ Copy-Tcsic,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

REPUTATION REPUDIATED.-The fol-
lowing resolutions have been pessed by
both branches Of the Legislature OF Hi
nos:
Resolred, By the House Of Represen-
tatives, the Senate concurring therein,
tina, we fully recognise tae legal and moral
obligation Of discharglng, with punctualI-
w, every deb, contracted by any authori.
zed agents of the Stare for good and
valuable consideration, and that the rev.
enues ard resources Of the State shall be
appropriated for that purpose as soon as
they can be made available, without inn
poverishing and expressing the people.
Resolved, That our failure hitherto to
meet our obligations has not arisen from
intention on the part Of the Legislature, OF
any respectable portion Of the people, to
repudiate or evade these obligations, and
that we utterly detest and abhor the repu-
da,ion of just debts, by state or indivldu-
ais, as miserable, dshonorable, and de-
s,ructive Of public and private character.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
yp52OSI253O5p1j3 FOR TELLS
SECOND. EDITION or The
"E2iSf0ry Of fhe Valley"

FUyHE undersigned has devoted much time and
4 pains in revising. correcting, improving, and
ex,rndiug 10 the present period, the "HlsroRY or
raE VALLEY" In fact, the second edition, when
completed, will be far superior to the first.
IL il deemed unnecessary at this time, to refer to
the contents of this book. Suffice u to say, that
!, i. precisely what it's name imports, history Of
the VaHeyof Virginia. from the period oil MS set
tlrment; correct detail Of those thrilling and IN
terestng and incidents that are, OF at least
ought to be- famlllar TO all.
Many testimonials from gentlemen OF known and
aekno~ lodged responsibility and high standing
might here be adduced to prove the value and i'm
portance OF the work; but the under.g ned prefers
testing il by mach satisfactory way,--e, the
public judge for themselves
have had repeated and urgent calls from va
vious quarters, To come with the work but not
beng able, from the nsrmities of age to see the
people personally upon the subject and not having
thn pecuniary means TO publish ill., | have been un-
able TO do so, as much as desire to issue il.
NV object is, first to ascertain. as far as is
possible, the extent of patronage that can be OBJ
,ained; and in the second place. If sufficient to JUS
tify its publication, TO make some arrangement TO
raise the funds necessary to purchase paper, &c
FIR its publication. Ii is hoped that no obstacle
may prevent the success Of the enterprise.
Respectfully, SAMUEL KERCHEVAL.
Aliddletown November "a 1912.
o. Those Editors in the Valley who will insert
shs Prospectus months, shall receive copy Of
the work, 6aishea and bound IN case II can be
published. ;. H.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
A NIGHT In A COFFIN.

The editor of the New Orleans Tropic,
who was passenger in the Russell Go-
yer on her voyage from New York, re-
lates the following yarn told by one of
the passengers, one evening while they
we're in the gulf stream, off Havana
"ln 1927, business called me to the CT.
ty we are just now passing. had been
there not more than three weeks, when
found myself attacked by that mos, dread
fol of scourges, the small pox. had
every attention that care or the kindness
of strangers could bestow, but in spite of
ALL at the end OF FIVE days, the attendant
physician gave me up for lost. On the
evening OF the sixth day, | recollect that
dreamed of nv wife and home, and all
that on earth was dear to me. Then |
sunk into sweet sleep, and then exis.
tence seemed to be blotled from my mind.
There was one sensation Of the doad-the
big drops of perspration stood upon my
brow, and IN an instant the horrld thought
flashed upon me, that was in my coffin!
A thousand thoughts flashed quicker than
the lightning across my tortured Drain.
and with one mad shrek sprang up.
wards and there was light.
Then threw my arms upwards, and
from some obstacle they we're again
thrown heavily upon my breast. felt
encompassed on all sides by warm, moist
wall Of wood suddenly all my senses
came to me in their full vigor. recol-
lect. however that all was feeling Of
darkness. All was black monotoaous
void, and the irst return of approaching
life was made known TO me by coldncss
tina, seemed re-enter every pore of my
system. opened my eyes, and tn" first
thought was that | was blind, for knew
that this distressing affection is often the
produc, of this disease.
al looked around and in a moment or
two discovered that was in a church.
heard shrek, and turning quickly a
bout. saw an old priest near me, who,
with ouisiretched arms, pallid face, and
chattering ,eeth, seemed 10 be the very
personihcation Of fear. | approached.
him, but he retreated, and holding up
cross, cried out:
En- el nombre de Dos quen es Ell I"
"a quickly assured him Of my being
man Of flesh and blood like himself, al
though at first no did not seem disposed
TO believe me, and then he related to me
how had been supposed TO be dead
that was brougb, TO the church by my
friends about four hours before, and that
at daylight, the next morning, had il not
been for the interposilion Of the Holy
Mother. near whose picture my coffin
stood, | would have been in the buryirg
ground
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
POE Tl0o
IHuLIA

This fine roern, by DR.. Palmer, Of th- Explor
ing Expedition, has been received with general Il
vor The following il taken from description {
the storm which Tnnlia encounters in the cours
Of her VOYAGE There is much vigor, with < es
deal Of p,etieal imagination. in these verses;
The wind i, up; the storm once more
Asseris dominion Ger the main,
And onward leads with laundering roar,
His mingled host Of hail and rain.
Der mound. Of vapor darkly rolled.
Huge csstled clouds are towering high.
Confronting with the pillows bold
That dash defiance to the sky.
Deep in the hollow Of a wave.
The .eabIrd stoops TO find lee;
But where The maddened water. rave.
What refuge, puay bark. for thec'
Now BY the snrges upward whired,
She totlers on their crest Of snow;
Anon. precipi,atey hurled,
Down topples to the gull below.
The laden skies above her frown.
Through frozen drifts OF cutting sleet;
And combing pillows tumbling down,
lnfod her like winding sheet.
The dove that wandered from the ark,
To seek her long deserted nest.
Had vainly lowered round this bark.
For one dry spo, her wing TO rest.
Tn. oval disc and feeble blaze.
Nov sh'inh. away the pallid sun.
And night comes cropping through the haze.
Like guilty ghost in ornaments dun.
The dark. cold fog. slow settling down,
Hangs Ger the waste dusky pail,
And round the narrow misty zone,
The seas heave up wavy wall
The storm, out spent, has ceased to howl.
The winds have moaned themselves to sleeT
And darkness bIoods. with susn scowl,
Over The stranger and the deep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

establish military rule, but that General
Jackson found defence in the circum-
stances by which he was surrounded.
The morning hour expired, and the
House proceeded TO the consideration Of
the resolution (and the pending amend
menD from the committee Of Ways and
Means, recommending that the Secretary
of the Treasury's plan Of the Excheqper,
communicated to Congress during the last
session, ought not TO be adopted.
Mr.. Everett, after few remarks in OPP
position 10 the scheme OF the Exchequer,
which he regarded as nothing more than
the Sub-Treasury, moved the Previous
Question, and call Of the House.
Mr.. Gushing hoped that the gentleman
would no, be suffered to make speech
for half an hour, attacking all the world,
and then move the Previous Question, it
was strange generosity.
Mr.. Everett asked for the yeas and
navs on the call Of the House.
Mr.. Atherton would suggest that the
gentleman from Vermont withdraw his
motion for call of the House at present,
and let il be understood that i shall be
the irst bushes tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Everett withdrew his call for the
previous question, to offer an amendment
by striking out the word mot" in the
resoution-and then it would read "that
the Erchequer ought 10 be adopted"
Mr.. Johnson presented memorial
from Erie County, Penn, in favor OF the
issuing ofGoyernment stock based on the
public lands.
Mr.. Gushing moved that the House re.
solve itself into a Committee OF the Whole
on the state Of the Union, to have fair
discussion, instead Of precluoing debate
by the previous question after one side
only had been heard.
And the House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
Mn. CLAY AT Nrw oRLEANs.-Mr

Mr.. CLAY AT New ORLEANs.-Mr.
Clay was still at New Orleans a: our last
accounts, receiving the most liberal cour-
tesies at the hands of the community
We learn from the Tropic, that on the
23d utimo, he was waited upon at his
lodgings by very many citizens and
strangers, who gladly availed themselves
of the opportunity of paying their respects
in person to the most illustrious man oil
the aye. Among those who called upon
him, were several delegations depu;ed to
wait upon and invite him 20 visit their re-
spective homes. OF these latter, one was
from Mobile, and one from Montgomery,
Alabama, besides one each from several
of the Parishes OF louisiana Gdz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

CANDLE AND On FAoToRY-LARD
MARKgT.- We learn that the large coach
factory, belonging to tho Canton Compa-
ny Of Baltimore, situated on the margin
ofthe Patapsco, little South and West
of Kendal!'s, has been rented for the pur-
pose of carrying on the manufacture OF
candles and oil from lard, on most ex-
tensive scale. The machinery is now
being put up, and in short time we may
expect TO see this interesting business
conducted in our city, under such auspi-
ces as will make Baltimore one of the
best, if not the very best markets for lard
in America. The gentlemen who have
engaged in this enterprise, have very
large cash capital and will be able to
conduct their business upon the most lib.
eral and advantageous characterization
Farmer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
Leaving still a majority for Gen.
PegInm, after counting the State
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The New York Union has tho following
important news from Mexico. received by
the barqus Annhuac, at TINT port:

The New York Union has tho following
important news from Mexico, received by
the barqus Annhuac. at TINT port:
VERA CRUz, Dec. 10, ls4a.
The News from the city Of Mex,co is
most interesting. Gen. Gutturez, Of San
Luis, has declared for n dissolution OF
Congress, and the naming Of new body
by Santa Ana to form new constitution
for the country. A similar move is made
in Puebla by Gen. Canalzc. This news
was sent by express TO Mexico to Gen.
Tornel. minister OF war, who Immediately
made il known to Congress.
This body replied that they were the
real representatives of the country, and
would not be driven from their seats, ex-
cept by force of arms. THIS is purely a
military movement, probably secretly
moved by Santa Ann.
News has arrived here, from the west,
OF the occupation OF Monterey, a town 10
California, bv Commodore Jones, Of the
frigate United States and Corvette Cy one.
He held the town about two days and
then gave il up, declaring that he took
the town in consequence of report that
war WIS declared by the U. S. egalns
Mexico.
The Mexican general in command
gave information OF body of 5000 Tex
ans marching towards Rio Grande. -
Campeachy still holds nut against the gov.
eminent Of Mexico. The garrison OF this
city (Vera CRUZ is momentarily expect
ed to declare in favor Of the revolution l..
galnst Congress.
Mr.. w. E. Dryden with seven other
Americans who had boen confined nearly
twelve months in Chihuahus have been
liberated by the Mexican Government,
through the interposition Of the U. States
minister.
G. s. Cursor, Esq. bearer Of despatch
es from our Minister at Mexico To the
Secretary Of State, arrived at New York
on Sunday last and proceeded to Wash
ngton.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
VOLUME A3.
THE MARTINsBURe GAZETTE

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than ak months
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The number Of insertions must be marked on the
manuscript, or copy Of the advertisement sent. or
IL will be continued until forbid, and charged ac-
cordingly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
BANK or VIRGINIA.


The annual meeting of the Stockhoi-
ders in this Bank took place yesterday.
The most exciting business before Them,
and which elected the feelings, some way
or other, of a very widely extended com.
munliy, was the election Of President OF
the Institution.
At the opening Of the meeting, Or.
Brockenbrouga read his ADDRESS, 10 which
he spoke Of combinations for the purpose
of dsplacing him, ind remarked, that
by their efforts il might be the las, ad.
dress he should ever make, to the Stock
holders.
General Pegram 60, up, and in few
remarks, said in substance, that he
knew the Doctor and his friends would ac-
quit him OF any agency whatever in the
combinations alluded TO in the Presidents
address, and that the friends Of the Doc
tor themselves could not be more sincere
Is gratfied than he (Gen. P.) should be
a, his reelection.
Nothing more was said, but the meet
ing proceeded TO the election Of officers.
This occupied long time. The result OF
the vote for President was ms follows:
Vote of the Private Stockholders
For James w. Pegrsm, 1887
i" John Brockenbrough, 1918
Majority for Pegrnm, 722
The vote Of the State was given to
DR.. Brockenbrough-bu, object
ed to, and the decision ives posi-
poned until the close Of the cleo
ton l73
Leaving still majority for Gen.
Pegrnm, after counting the State
vote, OF 593
Rumors have been rife, as to the conse-
quences in another quarter of this predict.
ed result; but we regard them as Alto
gether conjecturai.
DR.. Brockenbrough has been for more
than 30 years an officer in the Bank.
The efforts which have resulted in bis re-
lection have been progressively increas.
ing in strength since the memorable en-
bezzement case Of SO. - Richmond Com.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
NAMEs oE THE DAYsoF TnE Wee

NAMES OF THE DAfsoF THE !" hSh'
The remains Of the religion oil the an.
Gent people of Great Britain are seen in
the names Of the DAYS Of tho week.
These people we're Scandinavians, who
carried them into Britain, with their del.
ties and their religious rites. The Anglo
Saxon supersiitions came from their pro-
geni,ors, the Danes nnd.Norwegiars, and
the northern mythology was once the es-
tablshed religion Of Great Britain. The
names oft days ofthe week were called
after the deities oil this northern worship.
Sunday is the day Of the sun Monday,
the day Of the moon Tuesday, Of Teu-
Ger, the god Of hunting and archery;
w ednesday, the day of Wooden. the god
Of war; Thursday the day of Thor, the
god Of thunder; Friday, ahe day Of Fri
ga. the goddess Of love AMI marriage;
Saturday, the day Of Satur, the god Of
fruits.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

ANOTHER DErALcATioN.-W learn
from the New Orleans papers of the I'd
instant that J. b. Perrault, the Cashier
of the Citizens Bank Of New Orleans,
has cmbezzled the funds of the institution
to the ascertalned amount Of ISL Isl 81.
The Bank wns in the course of liquda.
ton. The cashier, II is stated, addressed
the commissioners letter, in which he
exonerales all the other officers OF the
bank from any knowledge of, or partlci.
patton in, the embezzlenent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

DRowNEp.-We learn that on Friday,
the 9th inst. Mr.. James Howell, an aged
and respectable citizen Of this county,
while returning to his home from tins
place, was drowned in fordng the Shenan-
doah river. 1t is supposed that his horse
fell, thereby throwing him from his sad.
die in the midst of the current. His
body was found day or so after the oc-
currence. About two years ago son oil
Mr.. II. was drowned at the same place.
Virginia Free Press.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
RrsrnorAprLrrY. keeping up appear.

REspEcTABILrrY. - Keeping up appear.
ances, paying your bills reg ularly, walk
ing out now and then with your wife, snd
going occasionally to church. On the
trial OF a murderer, neighbor deposed
that he had always considered hun per-
son OF the highest respectability, as he
had kept gig for several years. This
could only have occurred in the United
States, where i, is held that man who
is worth money, must be man Of worth.
Phila. Forum.
This advice is very good, as far as it
goes, but the article contains an 'errone-
Gus fact" and consequently false con.
clusion. /, was in England, some twelve
or fifteen years ago or more, on the cele-
brated trial of Thurtell. Hunt and Pro-
bert, fol the murder Of Weare, that Wit
ness pronounced an individual to be re.
spectacle, because che kept gig" Its
therefore not in the United States alone
that worth--money's worth-makes the
man. Keeping a gig-not another per-
sons gig, lwever--is an item ofresnect-
ability all over the world. wherever gigs
and civilization extend. Pennsylpanian.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
THE YARD CONTAINS
81 EMy-0sCay V'Hts.
ITH THREE LARGE LETCHEs,


And room for two hundred more, forty of which
can be sank under the Dry-h There is good
St,ine water running constantly in tho Yard. The
improvements all in good order and 10 any one
wishing To engage in the business, it IL certainly
the best properly now in market IN the Valley.
There is hot one other ia,d in the place, which is
unable to SIMPLY the demand. The Baltimore e.
Ohio Railroad passes within 200 yards OF the foor,
thereby bringing it within hours travel of 3ati-
more. Chestnut Oak Bark is very abundant, and
can he had at FIVE dollars a cord.
Il is deemed unnecessary to give more rartieu-
lar description of the property as any one wishing
10 purchase will view il. We have about GO COZ ds
OF Bark on hand, which the purchaser can have
The terms will be made very easy, and posses
sion given Immediately.
JAMES BROWN,
JAS. s. BROWN
IF the above property be not sold by the 10Th OF
March next VI will be for rent.
Msrtin.aurc, Va, Nov. 10, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

lMpoRTATIoSs OF OrI.--The importa.
tons OF Sperm and Whale OIL, into the
United States, during the year lS42, a
mount to l63.697 pounds Sperm, and
64,sl6 pounds Whale. Ia lS4l the i'm
portations were l70,524 pounds Sperm,
and 205, 67l pounds Whale.--Bah. Pal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

We learn by report Of the condition
of the six acting banks in Baltimore, pub.
lished in the American, that they have
on hand an aggregate of Sl,24s,0OO IN
specie. and specie funds, and but S7o5,
557 in circulation.
Baltimore has certsinly right to boast
of the spundness Of her Institutions.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

Judge Story has decided that property
attached under judgments obtained at any
time prior TO the debtors application for
the benefit Of the Bankrupt Law, Is unaf-
fected by such application,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

On Saturday afternoon Charles Stew
art and Charles Rogers, petty officers OF
the Somers, were examined, but no ma
terial fac, in addition to what has been all
ready developed, was elIcueds
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

The New York Commercial Adverti-
ser states that another mammoth steamer
is TO be built Immediately for the old
North River Line. II will be 300 feet
long.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19

The new editor Of the New York u
MON. in speaking Of "the Democracy,
says: "Judging from the harsh attacks
which have been made on the President
since the State elections. one might be
led to imagine that men and not principles
were the special objects Of Democracy. "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-19
.vgrer-faifing Springs,

one near the Dwelling House, and has besides the
advantage Of watsr from the 0pequon Creek. which
bounds it on the East. The undersigned believes
il be in all respects of the most attractive
parcels nf land now for sale in this county.
The terms Of the sale will be liberal, to witt
Onethird IN hand at the execution OF the contract
--one-h bird on the lat Of October, 1913, and one
third on the 1st of October, 1914.
For further particulars "a well as upon all qucs-
,ons connected with The tflc which is ndisputabe,
apply 10 Cbas. Jas. Faulkner, Esq. Attorney at
Law, Martnsbure.
JACOB VAN METRE. Sr..
Berkeley County, Va.
Septembef Is. lo42.-tf