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THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 49,

MAaRAGEs AND DEArHs-We will hereafter pubisilf the
simple announcement Of marriages and deaths tree Oh
charge,
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Personal MovEMESls--Gen, Scott arrived in Phadcl
pha from Newly ork on the 10th instant
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In The 3peppIeIs Co'RsiIlpl ltne.
Observation-Disclosures


Ohio River-Steamboats- Markets
PrrsBuRGH. Feb II.
The river is still falling, with feet inches water
in the channel.
LOUISVILLE. Feb H.
The river is stationary with feet inches water
in the Canal The steamboats, Georgetown Reindeer and
the Elephant have arrived from NewQrleans. and the
Bostona has left for the same place,
PlrrsBtaGH, Feb Is
The river here Is still falling with feet inches water
the channel,
CINCINNATI. Feb 49,
rhe river here has fallen feet inches, Whisky lis
selling at l44c q gallon Bulk Pork is in fair request
with sales of 5oooo1b Sides at 6c . b. Sales of 1000
kegs Lard at StdCdSaac
NewYork Markets-Railroad Disaster
Steamer Sailed.
NErYoRK, Feb. is.
There has been fair demand in The Cotton market
with sales of $500 bales at sa0S1c = Ii strictly
Mdlling Orleans.
The express train the Eric Railroad thrown
the track into the Delaware river this morning -Four
lives were lost and several persons injured.
The Cunard steamer Europa sailed to-day. from Boston
with 100000 in specie.
United States Senator from Mississippi-
Steamboats, Passing.
Walter Brooke (whig) of Holmes county has been
elected Senator in Congress from this State for the
PRED term of Governor Foote There four baoting
before choice made
The following steamboats, have passed this place to-day
bound for NewGrleans
The Grand Turk at this morning
The Ambassador at $50 this morning.
The T. p. Leathers at 10 this morning.
The Buenl Vista at this afternoon.
The ]. S Chenoweth at $50 this afternoon
The river is still rising at this point.
Further by the Canada-Marl1ets.
NEwfrRK, February is.
The circulars brought by the Canada state that the
Frankns adviees produced brisk demand early in tn,
week, in the Liverpool Cotton Market, and that prices
went up lad. the rates of Friday.
At Manchester trade active, and large amount of
business done.
The Provision Market in Liverpool without much
change Bacon steady. Only small business was
doing in Lard owing to the high rates asked by holders
The quotations ASS, p cwt. Tallow was tending
upwards,
AT London Breadtufs dull and Corn had declined
Sd. to Cd T. quarter,
Ohio River-Marlxets.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 1S-Evenny.
The river is still falling Further sales of 100000 III
bulk Pork have been made at sac for shoulders and Ga
GDIc u Is for sides; Mess Pork $l4 d barrel Flour
firm with sales at 50 36G04 45 u Dbl Whisky l42tDl45f
Il gallon
NEwN oRK, February Is.
The sales of Cotton for the last three days up
bales Prices close firm at s2aGDStsc for midding Or
leans Flour is still advancing with sales S5OS5 IL
il Dbl Mess Pork S15 80, Lard ga Yellow Corn zoe
r buslcl.
Steamboats,.
LorIsvIiit. February 1S
The steamboats, Paul Anderson, Hiram Powers. Gen
Scott and DR. Batey, have departed for NewOrleans,
BATON RouGE, February Is
The Convention bill has passed the Senate. The demo-
Gratis yielding The Citizens Bank Bill passed tn,
Senate by vote of p g. and will pass the House by
large majority The House has passed the Bill exempting
the Louisiana Legion from jury duty H.
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re- For RECORDER THOMAS FL. SHIELDS is
Candidate for the office of RECORDER OF THE FIRST DISTRICT
subject to the nomination o Wing Convention tl6
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R,fS. WING CENTRAL I

MORNING" II o'clock, from the mother on Juiu
street between Circus and ST. John further notice
-
Qss- WING CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The requested to attend Meeting Mt IN.
of Customouss Exehange Place. on THURS
DAY February o'clock Every requested to be
of the highest Importance the
party will be Transacted l. NJ MARKS, President.
T. f.E Bsss s. n.ll' Secretaries. s,s
fs~ The Regular Semi Weekly Packet Steam
boat ROBERT Campbell, A. B. Rnpu,, will leave
DoNALDsoNvlLE TIBoDAuX loCKroT and all intermediate
landings THIS Thursn) EVENING the 18th nst at O'Clock.
Passengers and shippers will pase be in readiness the r. G. will
positively leave at the above hour
es STONE y wALwoRTrF So Tchoupiou'as as
ny" For COMPTROLLER. - Please announce
o. DEBuYs, the present Comptroller Municipality No One
Candidate for the COMPREHENSIVE OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS. fell
--
5f1sS For RECORDER Editors Please
announce CHARLES v JoNTE Candidate for RECORDER OF
THE FIRST DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS at
ensuing election MANY VOTERS.
Ia The First District Canal ST. 10 Felicity Road s8
re- For observation-disclosures f. SHIELDS is
Candidate for the office of RECORDER DISTRICT
subject to the nomination of thu Wing Convention. es
~ For CITY SURVEYOR We are authorized
to "nnounf" HUGH GRANT Candidate SURVEYOR OF
NE" ORLEANS sT Election on Monday March %, 1852. e6
ny For CRY SURVEYOR. -Messrs Editors of
the Crescent: Please PILE a candidate for
CRY SURVEYOR THE PEOPLE.
ss Election on The 2ad March, 1852. teld Up
Iss~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT BY MAI.
LINE Fon MonrlEon the low
mutation of freight at the aroal be
received This Day by the pontehartrain Railroad.
NewOrleaus February Iii, 1852 el6l R.GEDDES Agent.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIG ABE FIRST DIVISION M,
NEwoRfEANs February Is, 1852.
-1gass ORDERS No. 3.-First: Pursuant to D-
- vision Orders Corp. of this Brigade
a will ssssintl" n Lafayette Square DAY February
sEsoxn The Artillery win Be prepared National
TlHD: colWo', the Washington Regiment Capt Wagner
and Staff Ofiser Of the Brigade ara invited n on .
bris",rr Generals Stall, Cno1ntei and in ful unou1
Commanding First h fsa F GnT pyc %
ED FAAsH AiddeCAmp. feIg st
-sss ss-sA= JACKSON FIRE COMPANY No. 18-The
$780, officers md members this Company are notified
Me- SIE Pssif "ssny Z, s. &2 s on s., SUNDAY
ss.ss=ss,s..5sx. HOWARD LODGE No. 10, [. o. O, F.
- nv S Tbu4sav h n t h1 ,s vii o be hf THIS
7HES~ O'Clock pqneml aepdanee requested By order
AVA WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, ATTENTION -
y ? sT$DSY S Fua asss " %s d y, 4y
t IFnAY OF Tfif n Him t%' E e sT
Der notified That the mos. rigid va be enforced they
absent as eits the regular anniversary Of the corps pre-
'e " ~ wM cEVA 2.Et o 's i"! ssrssant
NmI. 0. 0. F-HowARD LODGE No. IS
81 @Hi meets every tSy THURSDAY EVENING in he
Lodge Hail. corner Of Ts,saptou. apd poydms
Bowditch O. George G. Levi seerst.ry jas Fur
neaux Per Secretary james Davis, Treasurer. iAniO
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From RIO GRANpE-Wc received last night the
Brownsville (Te&s) Flag of the It'll inst but do not
find any thing in it of much Importance The Flag thinks
the revolutionary movement at end. 1t says: Col
Ford who has the chief reliance the Patriots has
been elected to the Senate of the State and of will
look for fortune in another quarter Andy Walker has
left the interior of the State osensiby on trading
expedition. He their principal reliance "A fighting
Thus Invested of all leaders who had ever given
the affair the least shadow of character prospect of
it degenerate into insignificant guerrilla
band Of desperate whose employment hereafter must
be mostly directed to struggle to maintain precarious
existence plains. The worst results must be an
ticpated by sparsely settled country in thus having
thrown upon great number of desperate men who
possess qualities fitting them any of the useful en-
pigments Of civilized life
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Louisiana Interior.

We last night received considerable number of our
exchanges from the interior hut they almost entirely
devoid of news
THE MA1Ls-Fhe Ponte Coupee Echo complains bit
terly that Parish much Importance Pointe Cou
pee should have only a weekly mail from NewOreans
PoLITIcAI-The Baton Rouge Gazette says:
1t is said that Ex Governor johnson has many friends
who actively engaged in trying to his nomina
ton for Governor at the next election. This is taking
time rather by the foreock. but live in fast age
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5ffs@ For RECORDER --Messrs Editors: Please
announce CHARLES " JoS1E Candidate RECORDER OF
ensuing election MANY VOTERS
IL The First District xtenis Road eS
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Death resulting from, Il disregard
or iiaaffessti0st 10 Ruotnres.
CASE l.

EXTRACTS FROM THE WORKS OF SIR ASHLEY COOPER
THE EMINENT SURGEON.
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ny" For COMPTROLLER - Please announce
o. pEBUYS the Comptroller Municipality No
Candidate for the COMPREHENSIVE THE CITY NEW
ORLEANS. fell
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rs" WING CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The this Committee requested attend meeting at th
oo corner of customhouaa street and Exchange Place. THURS
DAY February 49, Mt O'Clock Every member
present. business of the highest Importance the
party will be Transacted l. N. MARKS, Presidan
}.T Sts 5; Hn,l' iseerstariss. s,.
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ny For CITY SURVEYOR -Messrs. Editors of
the Crescent Please H. PILE as candidate for
CITY SURVEYOR. THE PEOPLE.
We Election on The 2?h March, 1852. 2p
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~ For CITY SURvEYoR.-We are authorized
to announce UGH GRANT Candidate CITY SURVEYOR
NEW ORLEANS. sE Election Monday, % 1852. e6
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.vFF sFEFNstUeFneltS.
Oh CANAL STREET
M.w@ HoURs-ENPREsSLY FOR LAniEs-Il. :, i,
- aHI P. DAILY. ~ ~ . ST. 70
DAY Us, from "a p +' 'N'-
lAbS-TuEsDAYs, THURSDAYS md SATURDAYS from, :
GENILEMEN-DAlLY from to 'atpast 10 A. si aad i4t ~
NlSlfORS-trum / TO ''' "'' '''' W ~"
e Al p1p j. ar desired to ntt"pl until perfect
~ IOLBEARS GOLD PENS and SCIENCE OF PENN, ,,ct
for sale W ''''FhiNN7iitF
poLBEAR's WRITING AND BOOK KEEPING ACADEMY
ir1l @ptf RTFljS boI,RrAP e. ,,.
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RODk-A ees,i.su

NOOf- n eepssag.
A@xsM E5s- The THEORY and PR AC1'CE on .fcorrA.ra
AaaEs acknowledged be o flr grentrr u;I;, ~ a.
AE%-Ha&d p0ssssshr, when combined. ~ ''S ~ ~"
~ GtlIItSlESS to,k KEEPING ROOMS THE SCIENCE OF
Ac.tS IN ANDTllE COUNTING HOUSE PRACTICE or IIty
'0''i- 'H'''iifNit w HE
GESTlEAlEN ARE NOT REsTEICTEDToA SET NIraRFP ot.
ACCOUNTS ~ ''r "'''hE MASTERS OF
BOOK KEEPING. ''''''->' lf>r-NllSE On
~ OFFICE No +5 CAMP STREET. corner Of tsrayi. it
= " 'f'' mn TO HtF' an23 qutI
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Ifs~ The Regular Semi Weekly Packet Steam

boat ROBERT Campbell, A. b. Rngn, uhster, will leave
DONAlDSoNVLLE TliIBODAuX LOCkPosr and all intermediate
landings THIS Thursday EVENING the 18th O'Clock
Passengers and shippers will pase be in readiness a the r. c. vii
positively leave ut the above
STONE Il WAIWDRTIf. NJ toun sn
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NewYork Markets-Railroad Disaster
Steamer Sailed,

NETWORK. Feb. IS,
There has been fair demand i'll The Cotton market,
with sales of $500 bales at S3s0Sac = Ii for strictly
Mdilipg Orleans
The express train the Eric Railroad thrown oil
the track into the Delaware river this morning Foul
lives We're lost and several persons injured.
The Cunard steamer Europa sailed to-day from Boston
in
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EpIronIAL GoNyENroN.-T convention OF editors il
Maine met at Augusta few days since. Moses Little
field Esd presided and resolutions adopted opposing
the proposed change in the postage law whereby thu
rates made nearly equal for all distances and instruct
ing the Senators and Representatives in Congress from
Maine to vote against it.
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MAI-A-PRoros-So sends series of resoll-
tons denouncug portion of city the chosen
seat of drunkenness Paid for advertisements ii
might be published, and responsibility saved but
the matter stands beg to be excused We love tenn
perance lin all things)too much sacrifice our own quiet
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n n AT
nh gss~ Camp Street. es& MI
MEBSTER'S QuARTO pICIIONARN
CGrpefissg at Reduced Prices

T 7
tN We wish to reduce large aock VELVET AM
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS TIlREEPlYS, INGRAM an,
other and offer them m prices W,
have hand large assortment Of FLOOR of
beautiful designs various width qualities; Also Window Si.
White aud tolored Mattngs, at the lowest prices
irlT i~2p A BRGESSEAU x CO. 20 Gbgrtros st,nat
Fee, ECe!! Ece!!.
e Just received slip Belle Rock boston tons Of ICE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11
FaEpEaIcK FEMALE SEMINARY.


The attention Of our readers generally, is
invited to the advertisement of the Frederick
Female Seminary in the Examiner of this
week. Ever since the opening of this Iusti-
tuition, seven years ago, it has been holding
on its successful career with uncbang;ng in
terest. and promises long to continue to send
out its classes enriched with mental and moral
culture. The last session closed with unusu-
ally large patronage. ard we understand the
next promises to open with stil fairer pros
poets
The course Of education in this Institution
is very extensive, including the studies usu-
ally pursued in our Colleges We have been
attentive and careful observers Of every thing
connected with its history, interests and
operations from the beginning, and we can
most sincerely say, that if healthy location
a spacious building with all suitable comforts,
talented and accomplished professors a choice
library and extensive chemical and Philoso-
phical apparatus, constitute Distinguishing
excellencies of Female Seminary, then are
we warranted in recommending the Freder-
lex Female Seminary to the most favorable
notice oe cur friends, both at home and
abroad-From our hearts we wish this Insti-
tuition God speed. Frederick Examiner.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11

rSg-The session Of theGrand Encamp-
ment of o D T.. of Virginia. closed on
Wednesday last. The next meeting of this
body will be held in Martinsburg Va. The
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Wm ii Barrett. Of Norfolk, G p: Edward
II Pollock, of Norfolk, G ii p; Festus c
Pelchor, of Paramount, G S W; Israel Rob-
inson. of Martinsburg, G S; G W Swartz, of
Martinsburg G W; David Seigle. of Har-
per's Ferry, G j W; DR. f G Robinson, of
Norfolk, and Col Edmund p. Hunter, of
Martusburg, Grand Representatives to the
Grand Lodge of the United States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11
GEN. scorr,s LIFE AND SERVICES


WIyrIELp sco1T was born on the 18th JAM. l 7sG.
al was therefore &C on the 9Th Of last January.
idmitted to the bar in 1906, an practieed a few
,ionths in the Petersburg IVA J Circuit Appoin-
led Captain Of the Light Artillery in May, 1908.
appointed Licutenans-c Colonel Of the Second Artil-
cry, in July, 1912. Fought the battle Of Queens
own, anil was taken prisoner, 18th October, 1919
appointed Drigadier-General in March, isl4.--
Fought the battle Of Chippewa, July 5,h, lsl4.-
Commanded the main body Of Browns army in The
Jsttlc ofNiasara, tLundy Lauc) july 25th, 1914.
;reyetcd Major General, July, 1914. Maintains
eaco in the Patriot troubles in the affair Of the
aroline, 1897. Aids in the pacifcation Of the
Iaine Boundary in 1888. Captures Vera Cruz,
ID of March, 557- Wins the battle of Cerro Cor
-, April 18th, 1877. Wins the battle ofContre-
rs, 10th August, 1917. Wins the battle of Chur-
,busco, August 10Th, 1877. stormcd Chapulte-
sec, on the 18th September, 1877. Entered the
ity Of Mexico on the morning of the i4th Of Sep
ember, ls47. Thus has Winfield Scott been forty
cara in the service of his country, having made
ONE Of the most Brilliant campaigns on record,
nj never failed in any undertaking.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11
Obituarn.
OUR MOTHERS GONE.

Departed this life. in Winchester. Va, suddenly.
on the night Of the 3lst Of July, 1852, Mrs. MAxI
A. e. GREee, relct of the late John Gregg, Of
Berkeley county, Va, Formerly Of Cumberland
county. Pa.,) and daughter Of Capt J. Henry
Kinger, decd, in the 6ist year Of her age.
Although her demise was very sudden, Il was moi
altogether unlocked for, ~ her disease precs
rious one. Anticipating sudden summons she
was prepared 70 depart At moment's warning ~
tho spirit land. Her sufierings, though extreme,
did not last longer than thirty minutes when death
relieved her, and she enjoys that bliss promised
beyond the grave to all who recognize the Lord and
keep his commandments. She had been consis-
tent member Of the Presbyterian Church for up
wards Of forty years, and died in the full assurance
Of acquiring better inheritance. She has been the
subject Of affection and sorrow all the days Of her
life thus verifying Me Sculptures in relation to
those whom the Lord loyeth. All who knew her.
testify to her adornment Of the various relations
Of life daughter, rsscr, wie but name knew bet
ter how to appreciate her worth a. friend and
mother, or will feel more kecnlJ the pang indicsd
BY Death, than HER CHILDREN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11


ooraey Cor tie last tweise years upon this
subject--yan Buren,. Cass, Polk, William J
Brown and Joe Johnson---slluded 70 the can
vass hast fan. &C.
Daring Mr. BIS last speech, some one in
the crowd called out to him What do you
think Of sIr. Faulkner r Nothing. sir, in
his absence exclaimed Mr. B--"I strike at
no man behind bis back | heard that the
Honorable gentleman was to have been here
:c.dsy, and hoped to have met him on this
stone. But as be is not here shall reserve
what have to say Of him until suitable OPP
portnnity shall occur to say it to his face
will merely remark. in passing, that I've
not been an iaattentive observer Of his recent
course. and that in common with the rest Of
the Wings Of this District, for some time
past have felt free to say Of our Representa-
tive what the cobSler sung Of bis wife the
wife whom he had taken for better or for
worse and who bad tuancd out to be go much
worse than be took her for
Ye Gods we gave me wife
Out Of your grace and favor,
To be the comfort Of my lite,
And | was glad to have her;
But If ,ocr Majesties desire
For greater bliss design her.
will at any time
Most chccrfully resign bcr.3
$50. we have seen the Honorable gentle
men 60 over to the enemy without one pang
of regret or particle ofsurprise."
This parenthetical allusion was received
with shouts Of applause by the entire audience
the new found friends Of Mr. i. seeming to
enjoy the bit as much as the Wings. &c.
Mr. b. closed his remarks by appealing to
the Wings of Berkeley to stand fast BY the
standard of their ancient faith. and asked
what report be should be permitted to make
ofthem to their brother Wings in other sections
0 the DistIict-"Tell them exclaimed q
true hearted Wing, who was standing by
''Tcll them that Mr. Faulkner has gone off
but that he has gone alone. lie has mt taken
single Wing from Berkeley with him! r
Mr.. B. was proud to ploclaim the fact that
the Wbigs Of Berkeley are fixed as firmly to
their principles as the rock ribbed hills around
them are to their foundations-th they are
not to be seduced or driven from their time
Lonored faith--tbat they are alike regard
less of the potent influences of money or ma
iorities, &c, sc.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11
SCOTT IN DAUPHIS COUNTY, PA.
The Journal says :

The journal says:
"ln one township, an old gentleman and
his TWELVE SONS. all Democrats, have decla.
red their determination to vote for General
Scott; and we could give scores Of similar
instances to show the unanimity with which
the People, irrespective of party, support the
SCARED veteran who has carried his countrv's
flag in triumph through one hundred hard
fought battle fields The fact is, there is no
limit to Scots popularity in Dauphin county.
Hundreds of Democrats in Harrisburg and
throughout the county will rally to his sup
port and there is no telling what his MAORI.
ty will be. Last week we put it at fifteen
hundred. Now we have every reason to be-
lieve it will exceed tpo Mousundi If the
other counties in the State do as well as old
Dauphin, the majority for Scott and Graham
in the State will not fall short of twenty
thousand
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11
"THE BLACK CROSS"
The last Virginia Republican says:

"The most infamous humbug we have seen
attempted in this canvass is that charging
certain democrats with erecting in Penn
sylvania, black cross with the names Of
Scott and Graham on it. This assertion is
made without particle Of proof, and solely
to operate upon the prejudices of Catholics
to tie injury of the Democratic nominees
All we have to say in relation to the ''epi-
deace." is that we have in or possession a
paper published in the the town where the
"disgraceful act' was committed-the state
ment as giver in that paper is uncontradicted
and is true
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11
STATISTICS OF LIBERIA.

The Missionary Magazine for July, among
other statistics of Liberia. states the inbabi-
tants at 100000, among whom about 1000
may be regarded as civilized. There are
more than 1000 communicates in the Chris
tan churcbes-more than 1900 children in
Sabbath schools. and 1900 in day schools
COMMITMENTS in the mission on the Gold
Coast about 10000. Attendant at day
schools in the same pbout 1000. Funds
have been raised in the United States for ed.
ucation to the amour. of $4,000.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11
COUNTY COURT.

On Monday last the County Court pro-
cecded to classify the Justices for service at
future Terms, as follows:
PHILIP c. PENDLEToN, Presiding Justice.
LIST Class. for august:
John A Voorhees,. Thomas J Harley,
Casper Stump, Alex'r Newcomer
I'd Class, for September.
A W McCleary. RK Robinson.
Lewis Fry. George II McClare.
Sd Class, for October
George W Ilollida, Rob't V Snodgrass,
Joseph De Haven
All Class for November
J L Cunningham, b NJ Kitchen,
Alfred Ross. b Cusbwa.
9Th Glass, for December:
Jacob Myers Richard Bodine,
John McKown. S r Suodgrass.
9Th Class. for January.
Owen T Hedges, Lewis Grantgam.
ID 5 Eiehelberger, William Dorsey
IN Glass. for February.
A Il McQuilkin, Henry ] seibcrt
james Il Campbell, George Doll.
sh Class, for March.
Charles Downs. Philip Everhart
John + Boyd Bernard Doll
And SO to continue in regular succession
thereafter, for the term of four years, from
lst of August, 1852
The Court levied tax of two hundred
dollars upon the Office of the Sheriff of this
County for one year.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11
Majority for Scott,

This makes the third or fourth vote Of the
people that we have recorded within the past
few days, with the same result-more than
two to one for Scott 1t conclusively shows
the unbounded popularity Of the old hero.
which all the detraction of subsidized Lo-
coftco press cannot overcome, or shake for
an instant Louisville, KY, Courier.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-08-11

Bsy@Tbe Hon. Robert Rantoul, member
of Congress from Massachusetts, and a man
of very distinguished ability, died in Wash
ington City, gu Saturday night last Politi-
caly, he was regarded as the leader of the
Democratic Free Sellers in the House.