Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-03
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FROM THE pasEnsrows TORCH LlcI
nnArrr or CO. pax.lrMonIs.

DEAF Il l. liz. 9Els hAkS&S~Its
| We learn from an exchange, that Dr. JosEPfI s.
DFrtisaER formerly O Ibis county. aud late resi-
deni oi pulaski Mo-, Monday the 10th uit., willis,
riding mic Waynesyiile, was shot by man named
IIortel and instantly fell from his horse and expired
We have not heard full account OF the crcumsiai-
eos whicn induced HDrreii to commit the awful deed,
bal from facts communicated upon reliable authority
inference is strong that done with premediaion
A writer in the Herald OF Freedom gives the follow
| my sketch Of DR.. D., which we transfer to col
iunnS -
/ In communicating the painfi:l announcement. con
tanned in the suhloned article, lakenonlthe" Meiropo
liaT OF the 4h inst, paper published at Jefferson
Chg, Missouri, the privilege Is asked BY a trend OF
the deceased lone who the school and playAale
h boyhood, the friend and companion OF his riper
years, and yho held the deep seat of bfolher in his
affections 10 the hour Of his dealh,o offer this last
sad tribute OF his heart 10 the memory Of his departed
friend.
Docroa JosFRH S. DELLlseER was the son ofihe
late Henry DcAinger, Esq, OF this county, and was
reared and partially educated in our midst. Having
III boyhood met with severe accident which caused
the ampnlatIon oil his left leg below the knee, which
deprived him from active physical labor. his mind was
ts-q upon the study Of profession. He comlnencea
the reading o4 Medicine with the late DIR. Stnlin. oil
Wliliamspor AMI Subsequently under DIR. Van Lear,
Of the same place; but resolving second injury a.
bout this time he advised 10 abondon the study
Of medicine. nasn,uch he wlalld never be able 10
pursue has profession, as riding ofAQIsebaca would
be impossible Nothing daunied, hows~er, from tbs
announcement and which met the copsurrs1Nge OF his
own Judgement, but true TO thai lndomliable ~
efgy OF character which so signaly followed him
through life, he repaired 10 Ohlo without means or
trends, and opened school which enabled him in a
bile while TO commence the study Of law, which he
DID Under the direction Of the Hon Thomas Ewing
OIL thai State After spending some time in his new
study with that gentleman, he returned TO his home
in this county, and shortly after etered the law office
Of your townsman Alex Neill il. ESQ., where ne
read until he was advised TO enter the Law Depart
meni al Dickinson College. Carlisle, which he did, |
and there he graduated with great distinction. was
evidenced bya highly hatieng letter addressed to him
by the Hon. Judge Reed, on leaving tina, institution.
mus prepared 10 enter upon the business OF life, The
deceased, together with some other members OF his /
tamiiy. removed 10 Cole County, Missouri, in the
spNng o. 1910. where aided in improving and bring
tied.
Whether he fell discouraged on entering upoa the
practice OF his profession in his newly adopted home
e writer OF thisIs not advised hni II he
'uIned 70 the study Of medicine again, IN completing
"iHen ne entered INTO a handsome practice IN the
county OF Pulaski, whittier he removed, and where
'ew Gays since he was way laid and fouly murder
-. mus, Tnly, has fallen friend IN the prime oil
manhood and in the midS, Of life of usefulness aud
,oaor~ Had he lived there is no reasonable doubt
10, ne would RAKE attained proud DISTINCTION III his
Profession. because he had all the elements requisite
Q give him such. Sincere and ardent in his attach I
hen's ne possessed heart alive 10 every generous
n'pulse and that scorned with manly contempt base
n sordid action Il
pt now VAN are all regrets The voice OF praise
s unheeHed upon The dul cold ear Of death - our
l,enu ms an untmely grave a victim 10 unreentine
ny cru"l passion, and we but mourn his fate aud
I'd relatives '"s"y
DIED, on Monday morning, the 3lst ult., Jons Wu
IAN BALES, son of Charles H. and Rosc 4 Rn,.,,,,
ged year and 90 days. S
DIED. at the residence other father near Aiariinohrr
MONDAY the 3ls ut Miss ELIZABETH SrTroN aged Y
3 years and months. So