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Notice in Partition.

Notice in Partition.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. S..
In THE CouRT OF COMMON Pleas.
ELiZaBETH ZINK aud Jacob link her hus.
il 4 band Cbristali KGker, Jacob Kuker. Anne
Keansig and Urs Kesnsig her husband, will take
notice that Petition was filed against them on
the l7th day of March, A. D. 1852, in said court,
by Jacob Borer aud Anne Borer his wife, aud is
now pending, wherein the said Jacob Borer and
Anne his wife demand partition Of the following
real estate, to wit: Twenty five acres Of land in
the south west quarter of section eighteen in
township three of range three, being the same
tract of which John Kuker. late at said county.
died seized; ami that at the June term of said
court. application will be made by the said Jacob
Borer aud Anne Gorer his wife for an order that
partition may be made Of said premises.
JACOB BORER. and
ANNE BORER, his wife.
March 81, 1852 CIV
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N. Koehler

Nd ESPECTFULLY informs his old friends
ho snd customers. that he will continue the
business at the old stand. where he will sell ,.i
.iny Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
a'1 Queensware, Boots, Shoes,
and all articles usually kept in country Store. as
cheap the cheapest for cash or country produce.
Woodsfeld, April z. 1852.
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Shooting affair.

re- Z hl-sii CLEVELAND. March 80.
AT a late hour last night, Mr.. Fuller, the
clerk OF the Weddell House, was shot by
McGiboney, Marshal Of Montgomery, Ala,
who came to this city short time since, to
arrest Crist for the murder OF Nye at Mo-
bile. ss j.s.gss s6 ga.i
II appears that Mr.. Fuller went to the
american to sleep with McGiboney, and
during the night, from some cause or quar-
rel, the latter drew a revolver and fired at
Fuller three times, and the last charge
passing through his thigh.
At the first fire Mr.. Fuller struck the pis-
tol. or the ball would have passed through
his head. aais55i. ~ flfa N t7as1
He threw on cloak and ran across the
stree, pursued by McGiboney, threatening
TO kill him. s,,l.s ..e5a.et d. 81 ,.z7
w,AlcGiboney was arrested and allowed
to 60 at large again, but was subsequently
re.arrested, and is now in jail.
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Explosion of the Pocahontas.

6su.4sts .4E IS MEMPHIS, March ".
The Pocahontas collapsed both the Aues
of' her middle boiler, by which is were
scalded and killed. The following is a
list of killed and wounded: ,'G
'Killed--William Petit. Quincy. Illinois;
Henry Cook. ST. Louis: Lavina Barker.
Simon Barker, Mourning Barker, Joel Nc
Donald, and John Mcdonald, of Indiana;
II .Scalded - William Sandford, St. Louis,
Matilda Hously, VIM J. Mcdonald, SEN,
VIM. J. Mcdonald. jr., Susan Mcdonald,
Amanda W. Hously, and an infant of Mrs
Bsrker's. all from Indiana; VIM. Blithe
and VIM. Morgan, hands; the first engin.
Ger is scalded slightly.
!, No cause has been given for the explo
sion and the presumption is, that il was like
81 other similar occasions, "purely acci
Aohtes.sfl Wi ~ J9iiiIpt = slllt'is az t4sti
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M. Burgbacher

STILL continues in business at the old stand,
- where he will be happy to see his old friends
aud customers. His stock Of
Ready-Made Clothing
will be sold at the lowest prices Call and exam.
inc it before purchasing elsewhere. lre1 3.
Woodsfed, April 7, 1852 ..,i Sass.
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Sale Of Town Lots.

OdIC VI IUWU IIOISs
On the 20th day Of April. 1852, the subscriber
will offer at public ssIe number of Lots 10 the
newly laid out town Of
Bakersville,
situate two miles aud quarter south Of Woods.
field Purchasers will be required to psy one.
third down snd the balsnce il six months.
On the 10th day OF May. 1852. another sale will
be held. TO dispose of the lots remaining UNFOLD at
the first 'aIe. Good security must be given on
the deferred payments.
VINCENT BAKER.
Bakersville, April Z, 1852.
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PITrsBURGH, April 5.

r,sl54sas x. PITTsBURGH, April 6.
Great excitement was caused yesterday
by the tidings that the family Of Mr.. James
Cu,hbsrt, residing on First Street, had
been poisoned, and that two ofthe children
had died from the effects oft The chill
drsn who died were two boys of and 8
years Of age. An infant child has also
been in very dangerous situation, but
strong hopes are now entertained ofits re-.
covery. '''.is ''.'1
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SAMUEL g. DAWES ESTATE.--Noiice is
- hereby given. that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed, and qualified Administrative of the estate
Of Samuel G. Davies, late Of Monroe county, de-.
ceased RACHEL DAVIES
March "a, 1852. 2 Admr'x.
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tEPoRTRD FOR THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
se9' BY THE MORSE LINE 3a,
Steamboat, Erplosion. .ga II
MADISON, April 4.

Editor Spirit Of Democracy: eii
The Steamer Redstone blew up yester-
day. afternoon. killing large number Of
persons The Captain and Clerk are the
only officers saved. 4
y The boat is total wreck. Fifteen dead
bodies have been recovered. All is yet
confusion. e
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Another Steamboat Explosion.
NEw YoRK. April 4.

y sAdyices from Goriaens (?) report mat.
ters as being tranquil. In Hayti the in
habi,an,s were looking eagerly forward
for'the first Of April, when Faustin would
be inaugurated Emperor. I'll - a3
'n''''-, n 3 PlrrsBURGH, April 5.
River-Water 10 feet and rising very
fast Raining hard. -
49,. ,5b, ,.t- PlTTsBURGH, April 6.
'gRivsr--2at feet and falling. ~
Weather Raining and showing little.
-s4lgAf W BROWNSVILLE, Pa, April g..
~ River 8 feet higher than it was in 1889.
No Y s WHEELING, April 7.
Riyer-35 feet and rising fast. 4.g
;aaWeather-Cool, .aao ~ ~
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ARRIVAL OF THE PRoMETHEUs.

. eltAAsnAsNA0 ~. = - = AsOMASA AAA1c'S'
ssar~ lssa NEW YoRK, April 4.
The Steamship Prometheus arrived this
morning from the Isthmus. She brings
a3s passengers and 100000 in gold on
freight and in the hands Of passengers
She brings no later dates from California.
Nonews Of importance on the Isthmus.
The Pacific sails from New York for
Liverpool to-day with $aO,ooO in specie
and 100 passengers. aaa ea
s@ss Another Steamboat Explosion. ga
sssf RI ST. LOUIS, April 4.
1.-THE Steamer Glencoe, from New Or.
leans. while landing here burst all her
boilers. She had on board $50 passen.
gers, A large number Of whom we're
killed. ass q t 71ti
Steamers Cataract, Georgia and West
srn World, which were lying along side,
sustained considerable damage, and had
several men killed. The number Of killed
not known. tsa a la.,f
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
GEMS. scorr Avn svourm.

When Gen. Scott was under charges BY
order Of Gen. jackson, and Court Of inoui-
rs was investigating bis conduct IL Florida. 1
party Of gentlemen met IN the city Of New
} crk, and after dinner. the conversations turn.
ed upon the subject Of Scots services -
Worth. indignant al the proceeding. was sles-
cribing the part which Scott took at the bat-
tie Of Niagara. He said that Scott's brigade
was advancing, toward evening, under the
cover OF wood, from which they we're to de-
play into the open field Scott had already
had one horse shot under BIN. and il the col
umn were deploying bis second horse fell, and
he became entangled under it.
The column wavered, and Worth. then his
youngest aid, rushing to his assistance, dis.
mounted and rendered him bis horse. saving
General! can you mount the column fal
tiers for leader" Scott Immediately mount
ed, aud riding to the head ofthe column. cried
out, Advance. men! the rights our own n
and Worth followed Scott as his aid on foot
At this moment discharge Of grape from a
single cannon Frustrated Scott, The horse
which herode. and his aid, Worth. Scott and
Worth were immediately carried to the rear
Scott seriously. and Worth. as it was sup
posed, mortally wounded. Attention was Of
course 6rsr paid to the commanding officer ];
after some time deep groan was heard. appa-
parently from the adjoining tent. and Scott,
with that forgetfulness Of himself which dis
tinguishes him on such occasions. begged the
surgeon to repair to the quarter whence the
sound proceeded and attend, as be said, ito
poor Worth who must be dying" Instead
Of this as Wurth concluded 'tho cry Of ago
ny proceeded from my faithful dying charger,
who had managed to drag himself upon three
legs to the edge Of my tent. where be had
laid down to die. Pausing for moment,
while there was hardly a dry eye in the com
pany, lie added, i beg your pardon, gentle-
men fiud that in defending Gen. Scott,
have been incidentally led to describe my own
services
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rLrcEors AT LsRGr:
john II Bolts, NsI b PRESTON
oEy. seorr.s Llre Axp ,nnylcKs


WlSIirLp ScorT was born On The 8; h Jun. iss0
mad was therefore 6s on the l5,h OF last January.
Admitted 10 the bar in 1906, an practiced d few
months ia the Petersburg IVA J Circuit. Appoin-
ret. Captain Of the Light Artillery in May. 1905.
Appointed Licutcnant-Colonei Of the Second Ariil.
leryi in July. isi2 Fought The battle Of Queens.
town, and was taken prisoner, 18Th October, 1919
Appointed Brigaaicr-GcneFal In March, isiI.--
Fought the battle Of Chippewa; July 5th, 1911 =
Commanded the main body Of Drown'sa in :he
battle Of Niagara, U.uniys Lance July 25ih, lsii
Dreyetei Major General, July lsli. Maintains
peace in the Patriot troubles, in the affair Of The
Caroline, 1897. Als in the pacifeation Of
Maine Boundary in 1853. Captures Vera Cruz.
Esd Of March, isi7- Wins the battle Of Cerro Cor
do, April IsiI 1917. WINS the battle orContre-
ras, l5:h August, 1917. Wins the battle Of ebur-
nbusco, August 10Th, 1917 stormed chapultc-
pes, on the 18Th September lsa7. Entered the
City ofsIexico on the morning ofthe l4th Of Sep
tember 1917. Thus has Winfield Scott been foriy
years in the service Of his country, having made
some Of the most blilliant campaigns on record,
add never failed naay undertaking.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
THE LAW OF KINDNESS.

Persons know not what they loose by sur
ly and overbearing spirit. Kindness is the
only way to soften the heart and make our
friends who we're before our enemies. Here
ia an auedote is illustration. The horse Of q
gentleman happened to stray into the road, a
neighbour put him into the pound. Meeting
the owner soon after. he told him what be
had done, and added. If ever catch him 10
the road hereafter III do so again
"Neighbor," replied the other, mot long
since looked out Of my window at night,
add saw your cattle ia my moving ground
when drove them out aud shut them IN your
yard III do SO again r Struck with the
reply, the man liberated the horse from the
pound, and paid the charges,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
MAsoNs HALL CHALEsTowN
Sent lh A ID 1870 N l. 5SS1

At a CONVENTION OF the Committees of The
Subordinate Lodges Of the l7ih Masonic Dis
lfci, under. The jurisdiction OF he Grand
Lodge OF HE Slate OF Virginia, 10 take into
consideration the best mode TO carry gu, the
resolve Of the Gland Lodge OF Virginia, a,
us last Grand Communication, IN relation to
proper celebration Of the Centennial An.
uiversary Of the Imitation Of orr late Illus
't,ous Brother George Washington into Ma
sonry
d G M LOUIS FAY was called To the
Char, and B. w. HERBERr appointed Sec
Ietsry
The following committees appeared end
answered to their names:
Excelsior, No. 5i-Represented by Broth
er Louis Fry.
Mount .Nibo No 9l--Brothers L. c..
Hesk-u and P A En,ler
7riiumiaar, No. ll7-Bto. John G. NV
efs
Eguahty No 1856 Brothers A S. Cham
oe'> and Alex Newcomer
Charity No lll-Bfo. George Many
Malta M 3d. Brothers james Nj, Dan.
iei, X A Rrdman, and c. G. Stewart.
II was moved and carried that each Lodge
he en,,'ed 10 one rofe
Mar'Insbntg was selected as the most suit
able place 10 have the celebration.
o. mn',on Il was
Resofced That committee be appointed
from The various subordinate Lndg-s--,hus.
1--we members irom FqaaIi'y and one mem
her from each 81 the other Lodges, to wit !:
Eqnal''y. M l36-Bro Hun,er. Cham
bris Van Doren. Mathews and Hayden
Trlominar No. Ills l. Mingb Vi. Elk
eels'nr, No OBJ Gibert. Malta. No ST.
J. K A Redman. Mouat Nebo, No. d.
]. p A En,ler.
On motion il was
Resotped. That the ne wspapers in Charles
town. Martlnsburg and Shepherdstown be
requested TO publish these proceedings
On motion the Convention adjourned.
LOUIS FRY, Chairman.
b. w. HEnBrRT, Secretary.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
COMPANY ORDERS.

Scrthtown Company parade IN front o. Isavlins,
Hotel, on Saturday on 2ad Of 0c,oIer at o'cloek
PM WY ;
Mil Creek Company, parade a: the usual place,
on Saturday nv 2ad u October. al q o'cloch
Dry Run Company, parade atthe usual plsee
on Saturday, October GA, ut i DC ock, AN
Hedgesville Company, parade at the usual place
on Saturday, October Oh, at o'clock, P. N.
Darkessille Company, paradcat tho usual place.
On Saturday, October l6fh, at II o'clock, PM
Gerardstown Company, parade At the usual
place, on Saturday, October l6ih, at o'clock r n
Southtown Company, parade in front Of Bill
mires Hotel, on Saturday. October icth at O'Clock.
p. NJ.
Little Georgetown Company, parade At the asp
al place, on SATURDAY., October 23d al Il o'clock,
NJ.
Long Lane Company, parade at the usual placr,
on Sa'araay, October ISL at Q o'clock, p m
BY order the Col. +. G. TABB,
Aft. 67tA Reg. =. n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

Every vote Withheld from Scott. by Wing,
is half eote for Pierce and the man who
"halts between two opinions" deserves the
confidence of neither party,
If yon are Wing you must agree upon
ninety nine points with Scott. aud ii you are
Democrat and good Southern man. you
cannot surely connivc at the election Of Gen
eral Pierce. who puts up bis qualms of con
science on the slavery question until after the
election. You cannot 60 for Pierce, who,
though he regards slavery as without justiE
cation in srigin and immoral in its contipu-
ance, is still willing to conniyc at it. Fred
Herald.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

a lot or parcel Of good Limestone Land cen,a;,
ing SO acres, adjoining the lands Of I'D hs;r. ~
John Gray, decd, Caleb Tate, formerly A,thsr
Reeves, &c, being the same that was conreye,l =
said John Fry by said John ". Stewart md Wiz
by deed dated June 9th, is47, and q record IN ,bs
County Court Of Iserkcly. - '"s
!. Inc improvements consist Of d comfortable lu.,
ling House with out buildings stable, sc There
are on the farm two good orchards, and never.
iaiI,ng stream Of water runs through the farm.
September %, '52.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
TO sPORTsMEN.

" e have just received our fall importation
w Of English twist double Barrel guns,
which we are able TO sell cheaper than VIZ
have ever offered them before, also general
assortment Of Hunting apparatus, Bird bags.
Cleaning rods. Powder TASKS, Shout pouches.
Coxe's Wafer proof. Walkers English and
French percussion Caps. Gun nipples. Nipple
wrenches, Duponl's and Bcaty's Canister pow
der, Shot, &c., Sc, cab and see them.
RIDDLE s. BRO.
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nlayrirn.

W Wednesday morning, 2ci inssant, az az m.
IT Atkinson. ct Baltimore, TnoxAs II NJ ~ r ess
Marshal, United States, State Of Marian \,
Of Charlestown. '1'sf ESQ
! 20 sae 2osh inst, In Mariinsburg, Nv Inc Rev
NJ, y. a fins, Mr. wsLIIsS +. wmIlAxs. az Cgmlsr.
ana, va, TO Miss NARY A. ANDERSON, of;as ~.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
crRcu,T COURT.

The Circuit Court for this County COM
nenced les session on Monday last. Judge
Richard Parker presiding. james D. Hem
dcrsou was tried yesterday for stealing mon
ey. The jury returned verdict, guilty Of
petit larceny" and fixed his term Of impris-
onment, six months in the County Jail The
civil docket is heavy ono
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
llARDN ARE

Riddle s. Bro. Burke Street, Martin bug
HAvE just returned from baltimore sad
III have opened large addition to Their
stock Of Hardware, il is the larges. ever Offer
ed TO the Citizens OF Berkeley, carefully selec.
ted, bought for cash, and will be Sold alta small
advance. They respectfully requestther Gus
toners and the public generally 10 call and ex'
anime. September, %. 1852,
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TRUSTEES SALE


DY Virtue Of a deed Of trnst executed by Joh,
DFry and wife. dated on the nth 81 june is4-
and Of record in the Clerks 0fiice Of the County
Court OF berkeley, TO secure a debt due to john
W Stewart Isaall offer for sale ut the front door
OF the Court House, on Monday :As SA ef Nsrsns.,
next, tCourt-dayl the following
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

II any ono doubts that John 4. Cunning.
ham keeps irstrate oysters, roasted, fried and
siewed. let them call at his saloon corner OF
Queen and Burke streets. and have those
doubts removed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
Sept. 90. 1859,
LIMIT Off AND PRICES LOWER.


HHE subscriber would rrspec,fuy an
i nornee 10 the citizens Of Marlinsburg anl
vicinity. tina, he is now getting his Fail and
Winter stock OF
New aud Fashionable Clothing.
Aware Of the pressure be is now prepared and
will sell Clothing lower than was ever offered
in the Valley Of Virginia. Come and examine
my stock before you buy, and save something
Beng connected with large Clothing Empo
rum in one OF our Eastern Cities, he shall
consequently have all The latest patterns aud
styles, Hi, stock al present consists in par,
of ClotLs. Cassimeres and Tweeds, Goats OF
business. ffock aud dress patterns Cloth Gas.
imere. Saiineti and other Penis, Of new fash.
ionable goods, Satin. Silk, Cashmere, Mar
settles, Cio,h and all kinds Of Vests and cl ey.
e.y price. Siorks, Scarfs, Crayals, Pocket
Handkerchief, Shirts. Collars, Drawers. IN
der Shirts. and in fact every thing TO be found
in gentleman's Fashionable Clothing Store
A fresh supply Of fashionable Hats, Gaps,
fancy Boots. Carpet Bags. Trunks. &c., SC.
A small stock OF elegant Clcaks, lined an!
faced Oyercoais, Bangups, Sacks, Sc, Sc.
Come give him call and he'll wa rraniyoa
are pleased with his Stock and prices Tbs
is your place as he is determined TO sell lower
than ATTY one else, N. II. slime.
Sepiember % I'D
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

YNllE partnership heretofore existing under Che
firm of John ". Curtis 4 Co, at Bedingtont
Va, was dissolved on the 10th inst, by mutual
consent The books and papers are in the hani,
ofJohn II. Lkens, where all VINO know themselves
indebted will call at once and SETTLE as the basi-
ness Of the irm must be closed without delay.
JOHN w. CURTIS,
JOHN II. LILENS
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

BayA Andrew Hunter. Esq. Of Jefferson
in reply to an Invitation to address the Wings
Of Hardy on the 9th Of October. says:
81 am gratifed to learn that the macon-
tent Wings are falling into the ranks to do
battle under the noble cid General | was
one myscls--but as between Gen Scott and
Gen. Piece. how can genuine Wing hesi-
tate.
can only bid you God speed 10 the good
work Of upholding the principles Of the good
old Wing cause F"
d. II. Conrad, Esq, Of this place. in reply
to like invitation says:
And so far as my owa feelings would guide
me ! should be with you again on the 9th of
October. but it is not in my power shall
cheerfully and most certainly vote for our
brave and faithful standard bearer, Winfield
Scott"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
plro,

:, 10 this place, on the 23i instant, Mns s.s,.
year Of her age = 'Ae 0's'
~ ms residence In ribs County, on the aatb ;ns,
Mr.. SAMUEL cnsSowsrH, arei 81 wears ara J
months ssN's nm"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

The next Quarterly meeting Of NE cb,-o,
Ill commence IN this place on Saturday nex, ~
2nd ofUctober. Sent % go go 'as
ny Zion Church, Hedgesville win 10 ocepsa 4.
Dlsine Service next sunday the "a Of s,s,oAs1
= = o'clock in the morning. ~s's0sl'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29
GENERAL SCOTS HUMANITY.

The following is one Of a thousand anec
dotes illustrating the humanity Of Gen. Scott.
1t wac told by Henry L. Davies, Esq at q
Scott meeting in New York;
Henry L. Davies, Esq., delivered very
eloquent speech He commenced BY relating
several Of the most prominent incidents in the
eyentlul life Of tho hero OF Chippewa. and
among them the release Of the twenty three
Irish prisoners taken at the battle of Queens
town. effected through Gen. Scots determi-
ned bearing He would also relate another.
which was not generally known. aud which he
had from gentleman well known in this city
He was informed by him that there were two
men at present residing on his place on North
River who were engaged in Florida, and SUBJ
sequcntly in the Black Hawk war. They
were on board steamboat on the Western
lakes, in which the cholera had broken out.
They ell remembered the devastation which
that disease then made. They remembered
the horror which it inspired IN the breasts Of
all 1t moved down its tens Of thousands
The disease was new. and few knew the
proper treatment. The boat in question Ian
dcG at a place where Gen. Scott was residing
Both the brothers were on board and one Of
them was lying shivcring on deck suffering with
all the agony Of the disease. Gen Scott came
on board, and having seen him, Immediately
asked the captain, ''Nby do you not place
blanket around the poor fellow" The cap
tain replied, There was not blanket to be
had" No blanket" said Scott; hut be
shall not be left here to die, and, SO saying,
he took his broad cloth cloak from his shout
doris, and wrapped it around him, ard thus
saved his lie. Mr., Wells was Mr. D's)
informant. That was Scott
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

ERMAN Stomachic Biuers and anti Dys-
VI pepiic Panacea, celebrated for the Cure
ofDyspepsia, Dysenlery. Bilious Cholic, De-
ordered Stomach, Acidity Of the Stomach.
Heartburn, Weakness Of the Stomach. Head
ache, Bilious Emeia,ions. Chills and Fever
and all affections OF the Head. &C., re. Al
invaluable Medicine that should be IN the
hands Of every Family. for sale ~
Sentember %. ,52.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

Hsg-Severai distinguished Wing speakers
are expected to be present and address the
peoplc at the Court House, at the October
Term Of the County Court Of Berkeley.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-09-29

SATURDAY EVENING, Sept 18Th, 1852.
The meeting reassembled this evening 10
receive the report Of the committee, and
make some further arrangements, The com
nttee OF arrangements reported in favor OF
having the supper prepared al Rawlins' Ho-
tel which was received unanimously, -af-
ter which committee If invitation and re
ception, to consist Of FIVE was appointed
composed Of Messrs. O. Addison, William
R Sewell Henry Grim, Levi Fisher and
William Ware.
After appointing 0 Addison TO procure
the articles TO be presented to our retiring
superintendent and ius'rucIing the commits
tee OF invitation and reception to procure an
orator for the occasion, the meeting adjourn.
ed. ARTHUR BRATT. Cam.
J. o. ADDISON Sec'y