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Courier de Ia Louisiana.

LIE GENERAL SCOTT. - Nous vnyon-
avec r|aisir, dit Ie Republic, Quo I'oppo,
sition poitique ma pas rendu lie part.
democratic insensiblc aux briIlans scrv;-
ces mililaircs du general Scott. Au ban
q"ct dtmocratiqne qui a eu lieu a New.
York, le president porte e toast sui
want parrni les toasts TegnIiers, ct il !;
etc aocueiiIi par de vifs appIaudisse
ments .' ''-- 1923 y At '' '.. g"
"AU MAJOR GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT
ses services tmineuts CONNIE chef miIi-
taire Iui sdonncnt dcs droits aux remercf-
.ment- dun pcupIe recohsaissant.'
PIusieurs orateurs ont parle du fonds
que le pays pouvait iaire sur t,Ie general
Scott en- quaite'de ccmmandant de Par
NEE en- CHS de guerre; ct lr general
Walbridgc a meme exprime 'espoir que
/" president elu recommandcrait an senai
de creer4en Easeur de son concurrent
mh'hcureux la place de lieutenant. &c
neral. "
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aussi bicn que par I'autor'te 4o'ls nor
pas GRANT d'emprunter. Irurs Foss ct
lcurs Fogg (, dams la dcrniere polsmlqu'
sur la question prtsidentieIIe' ..la
II fant, qnoiqu'iI lenr en- -roatc. gull
Sc it;solscnt a hons voir partager awe
e"x un protectorat qui IA d" moins ia
vantage de ne pas nous metre en- con
tradiction avec nos propres principles SUI
lc tart.
.s. ~ s.8@.r .,.. .... q. ~. .t.r. ..
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tetle prelehtloi tohHete eI pos''
CONNIE le partisan ct le r,otecteur cx-
cIusif dcs chcmins de fer, tanuis que la
vtrte est que les idtcs de ce parli sur
IN tariff prolccteur, qui Sc ret'ohvent
c!aircmcnt en- ger,nc dams Ie programme
de la convention. hig de B ltmore,
sont ton. &C quill y a de plus hostile Al"
systemic de chemins de fer. N'est-il pas
vrai, cn etfct, que 81 lc parti DC Scott
pouvait faire sanctionncr Sos principles
sur &C point par unc loi du Cong'es, qm
accorderait aux maftres de forge ct aux
manufacturers les droiis eleves ~qu lis
voudraicnt voir etahiir sur les icrs imPor.
tts. Get article ttranger serait cXclu dc
nos marches. ct que lie prix d" fer anne
ricain scrait 81 elcve 'avec nos rcssour
ces limitees nous serions dams l'impos>l-
bilite de construire des chcmius de fer !!
Au lieu 'anjourd'hni les contractants
ont lie choix entire les fers indigenes ct
les fcrs ctrangers, parcc que les rails
peuvent etrc importes moycnnant un
droit raisonnable, etat de chooses qui
mantient unc heurcusc concurrence ct
duquel il resuIte que les chcm'ns de fer
sont partout en- progres. .. ....
Sous I'cmpire du tariff eleve que les
wings dcnandent celia ne Sc serait iamais
WI; la cherte du fer edt clnpeche l.,
construction des chemins couli ses, ou
81 l'on fut parvcnu a en- construire qucl-
ques-uns. Icur produit nett PAS etc Ell
rapport avcc Icur coiit. ........f ...
hiais nous n'ayons pas settlement cettc
contradiction a opposer au Par' de Scott
entrc ses pretcntions ct les consequences
de ses principes; nous av"ns aassi des
f,it.. Oa done ct dams qnclle circons.
tancc le parti democratic s'est-i montre
oppose a Reimbursement de non,cilrs
comu unications plus facies etr|ns prom
ples pour. 'e commerce, soft au moyen
des chemins dc fer, soft au moyen dcs
cananx Les projects de chcmin de fcr
lui ont ete concns reinforcement dams In
Louisiana n'ont-lls pas i'ouve la meme
sympathie, le meme encouragement dams
lie part democratic que dams le part
whig +? My a-t-iI pas autant de demo-
crates que De wings Parml les sonscrp-
te,I.s a ccs chcmins t.or,que 'e projct
dune communication interoceanique a
I" huantcpcc 4 paru devoir etre exteu-
te par des cltoyers de- k,Sl.oaisiaas et
en- grande paFtie al benefceldn com
mcrce de Get Etat, lie paIti democratic
n'a-t-il pas fait un aussi ieryent accueil
ce projct que lie parti whig.
La pretention de nos Scottistes ma
done pas sombre, de fondcment; ills ne
ont pas plus les partisans exc'"-'f' des
chemins de fer qu'ils mont lie monopoe
:. de Ia decence ei de Intelligence" aus
tre prttention qu'jls afichaient nagueres.
rnais qui. nous let cr;tignons, etc gran
dementcompromise' par leurs Sever, Ieurs |
Nc Lane. leur SIievegafnmon Robinson 1
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.6 Il ouviit. .Une femme entra, lldont Il:
visage Sc caehait seussun soiles dc. den
,telIe, rendu Opaque par les brcderies
don't il etait charge. a..iin Il ista asns7s
"A votre tour, ne sons gauez pas,
ami, dit Xavier 1 yoix basse;je me sreti-
re ct me rends de cea pas Oh yous "a
.ycz.. .t1f tn4l ftg .3a- 4ite fHfnatteHsfit f7tt
4. II salua Ia dame yoilee ct sortit. Il
Quand il fat part, Ia physiopomie de
Carral ehangea subitemeDt; .sa hardies<
sc. pleine de sufiisance ct dc fanfarop-
made, tomba CONNIE par magic. i sim
Gina profondement ct prit nne attitude
de respectueuss ct De eraintiye, soamis-
sion. %,, ,s,s .,s,.., ,s..ts taa.asa
..,sl--- Bonnie lnaitresse, dit-il dune soix
sourde, que .voulez-vous de moi 4 ..'i "
ah a II. sa / .sst4fi
e ,osou1nnr. = '.sa 5.1'
Is Celle qui venait d'entrer, 4tsit sns
femme, de taille moyenne et admirable.
mebt prise. Sas6gure asaitq Perdu ia
frafchear de ia ljeinesse, ,irnais ellie etait
belle encore. ct I'on pouvait croife qbe
deses jones ct I'aspect lahguis-
SAINT de SEES grapds yeuxt noirs 6taient
iproduits par la fatigue etnon pariesan.
lneess C'etait une de COS fsmmes sps psee
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lE PiOflNlER.- DE L'AsSOMP TlON'
.steeaa595 public PAR
EUGENE SUPE RVIELLEs
5 DECEMBRE 1852.
C rounlt(oms uu :1ourmal ::
AGENTS. Du PIONNIER.

@'0"S"' AGENTS DU pIoNNIER.
I'M. E. Eude, Passage
N,,r.op1rAss de la Bourse, No So
- ~. s.a encoignure Cont.
Ascrxsrov MN Richard & Templet
KavrrRE-NsuvE. M. Firmin Duplessis.
JBERvILLE M. .. D'e"u.
Sr.JacoUEs M. Auguste Theriot.
ST-JEAN BAPTisTE, NJ Edyard Perret.
pnsr.BREA,tx. At. Edmond Bullard.
Tu,paDAux M. Ado!phe Blanchard.
HonwA NJ. r. Gagne. -. .
scrIM.p,r - M. Etienne Penisson
Assanprto, G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
rprJ ,r R1vnRE Nj. Pierre Theriot.
p.ryoauRrvtLLE,,. NJ C. J. e. Gauther. IS
IJ-t Dams les paroisses Oh nous aVons pas
Tofimi, dagents, nous prions les Ma'tres de
posae de yonloir Sc charger de l'agence de notre
ieuilse., a a.s....:.........5t ....ls. .....
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annonces,
svis, etc, etc, les conditions sont les sulvantes
Par DIX L1cNEs, pourla lere insertion ssl oo
Pour les insertions suivantes -: 30
Tout abonne qui ,oudra s''spendre son aoon-
nement, devra prtvenlr, par cert, lEd'feur'
ouinze iours au mons, ayant l'expration du tri'
.lnestre sF nj Et.....+ t-.tE -.=
On execute a l'imprimere du PIoHNIER. et ce
srx prix les plus moderes, toutes especes o''-
vrares typographiques,' (Jobs,) tells que, CAR
TIES, FAcTUREs. PAMPHLETS. BLAECs: ETC. ETC.
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IL,

RoIlet. La taic d'oreiIey, oui, ca, ie
lie feronrais. Moi, je snis franc dams &C
que je snis. Depuis Iong'emps i'avais en-
vie d'avoir nne tale d'orciIer; mais,
quaint aux antres oblets. Ga nest }reeIIes
nent pas de ma faute; ills etaient dams la
taic d,orei|er qu Eaisait CONNIE uhe ma.
Mere de sac. Jc les al emportts. na,u-
rellement, mais ic ne voulais que III tale
d'oreiIer, nne af1airc de vngt sous, c'cat
tout lie bout du Monde; Nestle pas, ma,
dame? ....-
NJ. Ie president. Et les dcux coffres
que vons avez pr,s, ttaient-ils aussi dams
la tale
RoIIet. Non: moi, ie suis franc lis
u n'etaient pas dams la taie. !. e.a'sH~e
lie ministere public requ;ert lie maxi
mum des peines contre l'accuse qui est
en- ontre prfvenn de rupture de ban. lie
tribunal Ia condamne deux aus de-. prA
son.
s3g a..'a = III - --------y.s s*,E
pRIs pouR UN voLEuR. - Une asscz
piaisante aventnre Went d'arriver an fills
dun des plus riches negociantsi de Bru-
xeIies. Ce jeuue homme, qn'une consi5
gne severe obligeait a rentrer le isoir al
iogis avant dix hcnres. await troove1e
'noyen de dtpister I'antorite paternel!c
ct d'aIler .passer la mutt hors de chez lui-
Pour ce faire, il await organise q l'nns
des fcpetres du .chapssee Dormant
sur h rue IN hecanisme fort ingshieux
x,aoran dnanal. en- tirant ilnea corde.
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vans de s'cXhaIcr en- des termes 81 ,peu
en- harmonic avcc la gravitt de I'asiIc
les morris ......... ........
-.H. MON AMIE ..' -.at.
-..... ..4 lei REPOSE . ..s. .
=, ~ .a4 JEANNE AGATHE ROSE f- .
AGfE DE 50 ANS Nee A TILE DEPT (rAube
-a7g ,....... DIEU -.. ......,..
A DEPLoYe LA TERRE UNE DE sES
ta PERFECTION BELLE EFT GENEREUsE
FILE PEs.Is 4lO SON POLK N EGALAlr
EN- RIEN sA BoNTs EFT L'EsTIME QU Ellie
ts...... A LAIssa POUR sEs AMIs
.. DOULEUR UNIVERSAL ...
3D.. It', ID. ....s JAMAIs ......-. ,...
-..} UN DEPROFUNl'IS s....
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potDs DE DIVERS oFrIcIERs AMER1.

rofDs DE DIVERS OFFICERS AMER1-
CAMS. - Les divers OFFICERS don't nous
parons.s Sc sont pcsds Wcst-Pont-Le e
g'nt'ral Washington, 800 iivre<; g5ntr;,l
l.incoin. 22t: gtndr:, k"ox. $50; gene
raj Hn'idg'on, 1872: general Creation,
iGG; colonel Swift. 3l9: colonel Michael
jackson. 2J2; colonel II I'nry Jackson.
2}s; lieutenant colonel Huntington, 2l2
licntcnant. colonel Cobb, lS2; lieutenant
colonel Humphrey. 22l.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20

After being Toasted and flatsercd at the Congress
sional dinner and the banquet given him by the
Jackson Association, in Washington, Kossuth &C.
cepted the invitation Of Gov Love- and visited the
Capitol Of Maryland. where he was received with
all due respect On "Wednesday last he repaired
to Harrisburg, Pa, and was Immediately conduct
cd to the State House, and after most dsgracefal
scene, enacted by lawless mob, who took posses-
sion Of the house, and was only dispersed by tho
militia, he was welcomed by Gov. Johnson 10 whom
he replied in his usual eloquent and fascinating
manner, He will next visit Pittsbnrg, Cincinnati
&c, and return to the East by way Of the Lakes,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
WANTED lMMEnIATEI.Y
srorFgnls nE.caprrREp.

Frederick Stouffer who broke from the jail
Of this County aud escaped on the night Of
the itl inst, was re captured on Wednesday
last Stonifer remained after bis escape some
four days IN the Barn Of Nr. Daniel Sutton,
within two miles Of tavn, supplying himself
with food from Mr.. Sutton's Smoke-bouse
and kitchea-hc was next heard from at
Leetown, in Jefferson County, where he broke
into the Store Of Mr.. Cameron, and took a
large quantity Of goods, gun watch, &c,
these be concealed in o Straw Stack in the
vieinity.--being discovered he left, and was
next seen al or near Kerneysville- on
Wednesday last he was discovered concealed
in the barn Of Thos. G. Flagg, Esq, near
town--this he left and was soon after over
taken b. alessrs John Rice, VIM. Fl. Hay
den, ;ailor, Wm. Caskey and B. w. Stewart,
and was by them rc-eaptured near Smoke
town, in this County ,-he made but little
resistance further than to snap his gun at
Mr. Rice, who also snapped at him, both guns
missed fire,--he was brought to town and
re- committed to Jail, where be says he in
tends to remain until the snow is gone. The
goods, &c. taken from Leetown have oil been
recovered. He says he did not know where
be was, but did not intend to ccme in the
direction Of Martinsburg. Ordinary locks,
bolts and bars present bat little resistance
to stOufFer, though we approhend be is now
safe. Great praise is due from this commun-
ity to the Sheriff Of this County, Daniel
Burkhart, Esq,-to those who captured
him, and all who were interested in his safe
keeping.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20

BssgS At meeting Of the members Of the
"CEcILIAN Brass BAND" held on Monday
morning. January 10Th, 1852, Capt. JOHN
Fl. BL0NDEL, President, and WILLIAM
GARARD. Secretary,
On motion it was
RESOLVED, That the unanimous thanks of
the "Cecilian Brass Band" of Martinsburg,
are due and that they are hereby rendered to
the hospitabe citizens of Winchester, for the
kind and generous manner in which they were
treated during their recent visit to that place.
Resolped, That our warmest thanks be
rendered to GEORGE w SEWERS. Esq, the
attentive and obliging host of Taylor's Hotel,
for his unremitting care and attention during
our said visit.
Resoiped, That we recommend "TAYLoR's
HorEL' to all who may have occasion to visit
Winchester.
Resolped, That these proceedings be pub
lished in the papers of Martinsburg and VIM
chester.
JOHN III. BL0NDEL, Pres.
William GARAgD, Sec'y,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
- 7---~es<~<|f< |<|<~-~-------
WESTERN LUVhTIC ASYLUM.

We have received the Oath Annual Report
Of the President and Directors of the West
ern Lunatic Asylum at Staunton. From the
Superintendants Report we make tho fol-
lowing extract:
at will be perceived from table 2ud that
there We're in tho asylum, at the commence
mcnt of the year, t,eo hundred and serenity
fire patients Of whom one hundred and fifty
fUe were males and one hundred and ticenty
females. There have been received during
the year, one hundred and thirty-oae, viz !:
sereaty-tarce males and fifty eight females
Total number accommodated, four hundred
and si1. viz: tpo hundred and twenty- eight
males and one hundred and serenity eight
females On contrasting this table with a
corresponding one in last annual report, it
appears that f}ty eight more patients have
been accommodated during this than the pre-
eeding year, and that thirty screen more re-
main at the close Of the year"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
---'%-r>s''S< <rSf<e->~------
GREAT RAIL IsOAD CONVENTION.

The great Southern Rail Road Convention
met at New Orleans, on the 9th Instant
The following States were represented, to
wit: Mississippi, Missouri, Florida. Alabama,
Tennessee. Kentucky, Virginia, Texas, Ar
kansas, and Louisiana. Elk Governor Alex.
Morcton, of Louisiana, was elected President
and number of Vice Presidents and Secrc-
taries from the States represented.
The object Of the Convention seems to be
to consult merely in relation to future opera
tions, for the purpose of constructing great
lines of communication by which the trade
and interests o. the South may be advanced,
all centcriug in New Orleans.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
HousE oS REPRESENTATIVES
Jan. I3, 1862.

Jan. Id, lS0S.
The following memorials and petitions
we're presented and referred 10 their appsa
pirate committees:
BY Mr.. FAULKNER: The memorial of
sundry citizens Of The county Of Morgan,
State Of Virginia. praying an amendment ii
the act Of Congress Of the 18th September
1850, granting land bounty.
Also, the memorial Of Benjamin Moor,
late master asmorer at tho Hafper's Ferry
National Armory, praying compensation for
certain inventions and improvements in ma
chinery used By the Government.
Also, the petition Of Samuel w. Brady,
Of Frederick county, Virginia, disabled
soldier Of the Mexican war. praying 10 b
placed on the pension roll.
Jan. 10Th.
Mr.. Faulkner presented "bill to es,ab.
fish Board for the settlement Of claims
against the United States which was read
twice and referred TO the Committee on The
Judiciary.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
1@st</"HfV<fFss-----'--
NIGHT SCHOOL.

To those who may wish to acquire a knowledge
of the English language, and whose occupations
announce that night school win be opened in this
town as Soon as compliment Of scholars can be
obtained The Latin, Greek and French languages
also will be taught if required Those who are
willing 30 avail themselves Of the opportunity. are
Queen and John streets, on Wednesday 2lst inst,
at 7 o'clock, p IL. Ia Tie mean time, reference
may be had to DIR. McSherry or Capt Boarman.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20

Messrs. johnson and Lcake were accord.
ingly announced BY the Speaker % be elees.
Cd respectively to those Offices
On motion Of Mr Burdett. q joint connis.
tee was ordered to BE- appointed, to iafosn
Mr.. johnson and Mr.. Loake Of their election;
which, being agreed TO By the Senate, Mesas
Lewis and Patrick we're appointed on he
part Of the House Of Delegates
And then the House adjourned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
Resolutions.
THURSDAY. Jan. Is. 1852.

THURSDAY, Jan. Id, 1907.
Senate.-The Senate met at the usual
hour, and without transacting any business
Of Importance, repaired to the House Of Del
egates, for the purpose ofexecuting the joint
order of the day.
House Of Delegates, After the presenta-
ton of petitions, 60, the House proceeded
With the Senate to the further execution Of
tie joint order for counting the votes for
Governor and Lieut.. Governor Before the
count was finished, it appeared that there are
no returns from Charles City, Grayson, Lam
caster, Russell, Warren and Peasants.
Mr.. Martz moved, in consequence Of this
failure, that tho further execution of the
joint order be postponed until Saturday next,
to allow some time to receive said returns
Mr.. Lewis offered substitute, as follows:
Resolved. That the further execution of
the joint order be postponed till to- morrow,
and that committee be appointed to consid-
er what course it would be proper to adopt
in reference to the polls Of those counties from
which it appears that no return has been
made, and also to the polls of those counties
from which only partial returns have been
made.
Mr.. Tomlin moved to lay both resolutions
on the table which was done.
All the Polls received having been correc
ted and reported
Mr. Price on the part of the House Of
Delegates, and Mr.. Boykin on the part of
the Senate, were appointed committee to
sum up the votes reported to the Clerk who
reported that the votes now counted resulted
as follows
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20

The dwelling house OF Mr. John c. Wit
shire. Of Jefferson County, was totally des-
troyed by fire on the night Of the 9th. Tho
fire originated from stove pipe The house
was insured for $1,000. which will by no
means cover the loss.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

To the exclusion of almost everything else,
we have given the Governor message entire.
Although long, as the first message Of Gov
ernor johnson, the first Governor elect un i.
der the new constitution, it will doubtless
receive careful perusal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
STOCK OF GOODS FOR SALE.

TIVE undersigned proposing change in ms
business, offers for sale small stock Of dooas
To any person wishing to engage IN the mercantis
business. this IL favorable chance The stand
cannot be surpassed by any in the neighborhood
for business. 5. II. MAhliN.
Mill Creek, Jan 90, 1859.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
RICHMOND, Jan. ~, 1852.

Eky-The Bank of the Valley of Virginia
established, we believe as far back as 1918,
has declared another semi. annual dividend of
four and threc-quarters per cent, one fourth
per cent. of which goes as a bonus to the
State, leaving four and half per cent. to be
paid over to the holders OF stock.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20

bs5~ihe New York Herald's Washington
correspondent says that Mr.. Beale, of Va,
IN taking leave Of Kossuth, on New Years
day. remarked BE of good oheer--the
government Of the United States will not
resist the sentiment of the people, which is
70 abide by the great principles Of justice and
OF right, and Of the law nations So it must
be -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
ANoTnEK.

The dwelling house Of Or. Eichelbesger,
near Dufheld's Depot, in Jefferson County
was destroyed by FIRE on Thursday last.
DR.. Eichelberger had but recently purchased
this property from Richard Dufitld, Esp
The house was insured. The particulars Of
the fire we have not heard
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate
IN Of the said deceased, win present them duly
authenticated for settlement; those indebted will
please come forward and make Immediate pay
ment B. s. COUCHMAN.
Err. Of SusanaaA C0uchmdn, decd
January 90. 1882
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
COUNTY CANDIDATES.

SkD-At announcements Of Candidates for Cesny
Offices, their aatscs 10 stand sir weeks or less wal
each BE- charged ONE DOLLAR per square, and u orv
that period rs cents per square per seesk additional
Pigment ecpecse1in adyaace
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
Hlarrien.

On Thursday last, at Hmpcr's Ferry, by the Rev.
Mr.. Patton, Mr.. TnomAs ID. ARMSTRONG TO Miss
Emrnr CALvis, daughter Of Mr.. John Calvin, and
all Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20

On Saturday morning, the 18th instant, at half
past o'clock, in Williamsport Md. Mrs. JosxA
T. BAKER, conscrt Of Mr. John l.. w. Baker, of
that place. and daughter Of the late John lbutis,
ST., Of Martinsburg, Va, aged &c years, month
and days.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
LEcrsLArUnE OF vmGIxIA.


Monday. January IL, 1852.
Senatc--After multitude OF ballotiings.
the Senate was organized By the election Of
Henry st. George Tucker, of Albemarle,
Clerk; George E. Deneale. Speaker protein
Gin the absence Of the It. Governor elect y
Henry NJ. Bowden, Of Williamsburg. Ser
geant- at Aims, and Samuel III. Jeter, O.
Richmond, Doorkeepcr.
House of Delegates AT IL o'clock q
quorum appearing, the House was called to
order By Col. Townes, OF Pittsylyania, who
nominated Col G. w, Munford. for the of.
fee Of Clerk; aud the vote being taken, be
was unanimously elected.
Mr.. Martz then nominated for the Office of
Speaker Of the House, Oscar NJ. Crutch6ela.
Of Spottsylvania and no other nomination
being made he was elected without oppose
ton
The House proceeded TO the election Of
its other oficers-when Mr. Edwards nomi
mated Col. VIM A. Street Sergeant at Arms;
who was elected without opposition
For LIST Door Keeper, Robers Bradley was
nominated BY Mr. Martz, and having no OPP
position was elected.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
PERSONAL PROPERTY


of Susannah Couchman, decd, consisting Of :
Bcdsteads, Feather Beds and Bedding 81
erery description,
One day Clock 2 Tables;
8 sets of Chairs 2 Stands
! Looking Glass; | Corner Cupboard
and contents
/ Bureau; Secretary,
about 60 yds. Of Carpet; barrel Churn;
! large Copper Kettle; ! Iron do;
l Side saddle; Colc, and many other
articles too tedious to mention.
TERlaS.--A credit Of six months will be given
on all sums of So and upwards the purchaser CIV
ing bond and approved security; under that sum
the cash win be required. No property 70 be re-
moved until the terms Of sale are complied with,
b. 8. COUCHMAN,
Err. Of SusannaA CoucAman, deed
Jan. 90, 1S52--tds.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20
DIR. PENpLETON,

HAS resumed the practice OF Medicine and
II Surgery in Marinsburg. eJ-Offce next
to Hoge's opposite the Courthouse.
January 20, 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20

DAT AND MICE EXTERMINAOR.--
N Another supply of Burgess & co. Raj
and Mice Extsrminator. Just received by
Jan. 90, 1852. RIDDLE s BRO
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-01-20

Ess~We are authorized to announce Mr.. JoHs
DUNN, as candidate for the Clerkship Of the Cir
cult Court Of this County, under the new consti-
tuition by ian. 9, '52-tfl MANI Worms
EFy-Wc are authorized to announce Mr.. BAILY
TABB as a candidate for the oficc Of Commissioner
of the Revenue, at the first election under the nov
constitution january 6, "a