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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-06
.vIro WERE THE NORMANS ?"

Tho Ep,uirer asked. II few day. since, WIN these
noopIe were. j. e. the people, who under W Nl!i'nm me
ttunnuer.r subdurd England. |; rrocee'.s tn answer
,.s nwn ours,ien by :cIndiapS the usually received
notion, that the bill: nj them were ri Arana 1Vinh
orin;u nud rnnrrudir- tha: they were "i k!'i'i "e
..ru, lis arguments III support oi ;hls POSITION! ;'F''
that ,br Norman language contained 10 'S"'''I'a
Wan words ,nn; the North.uen or l"ui"s were very
6I,hy u.on, IN ;hrr habits, whcE"a- me H"f!haHI
,ycr. elegant and asious, aiid thh, me .,ortn"h me-
Ind I.ht c,n,nlAoa and blGe eyes, while Duke W IL
iian's Nornnn, were distinguished by Gark complex.
;nns dark eyes and dark hair. 1t adi- besidre' tha'
all the Teutnnr race, who have emiSra'ea ~ souln
ern cmes, have dcse neraed and became e'louifa'o
and sensual. ,..,,, = s;,,,o o,o
We ara not aware that history sn;thns q saG'c one
of tbess positjons, except that ot the nihin.SS'
which characterized the northern nations lhen u
now. BUT this is q characteristic not eonhned !"
the North; and depending, i'll n great degree. npnh
circumstances local or accidental can scarcely De
,nk an M evd,uc. Of difference o race. Ahe snine
NAV bo said of the complexion, the ha' aIc Tie yes
W, know of but 4 single race t'he Airlsah,l WHO'S
bnir ey, mud color ,ossess unifocIuiiS lho Sen'itc
tha nov, no.t untnrn!. admit u MANY exceptions ~
tbe Olive akin and raven locks. Many OF the al u.
nrcs,,t dav urs iigi,: comp!exioned' and JudsthL
Inv the reprcscutnoI.s Of them on some OF the cia.>
monuments of Egypt. some D. them were ia'r a.'' M
snndy.hairc,! then VIC have no authority Tor "Se;l
inc whut were The external appearances o; hose' VIZ
war. r,.,,i.,,rei on the roll vi Battle Abbey. N'
prssumc they wore very vAriesated-soms dNFk s'n'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-06

a,,., 4 Wi.e. Governor elect OF Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-06
A NEW LITERARY AND POLITICAL.

- ~ .
TO BE PUBLISHED AT CODrMBlA. 5. C.
TIME undersigned late Editor nt Til. South Carol:rnn
IL and Columbia Banner, proposes 10 publish, in III,
city OF Columbia, Literary. Political and News Journal
THE EXAMINER"
In making this announcement AM aware that Ipr"post
engage cairrprisc free from dfcul:lcs: hui
thcs. will cnrhvOr To- provide nSuint, by occurring
subscription lis, that will place the pnper beyond lhr
reach failure South Carolina richly support her
Capital leading Literary and Political Weekly journal
aud her opl now issue this Prospectus, iacins
sured the enterprise will be sustained snd st they vii
support Home Journal oi the character o that now pro
LITERARY JOURNAL,
Fo. the hone circle, THE ErAMsEH will bo condnr'J"
with view to render il a; least equal 10 any ever pto
ii nj The South The choicest selections q! fnS'!>"
American Literature will BE- mnGc Tor lie columns hii
number ui able contributors will BE- SECURED I'VE 'n
;hs department. irnk" Jnuria w".t!
patronage and s:c"dy support oi IN" pr"i'' VI '''
PULiTicAL JOURNAL, cha
THE ExAMrSXK will abide hy 'hr old ianI'h" NJ " | ~
Sinee Hi .hs Democracy. independent oi rc,
,is il viii take stand n Iuihu! cooperate; iuIHe s!sn
work of n,nintunius Southern Rights Hid rto',S':'S
Southern union It will bo the organ ni ~" , g. mr
the exponent OF no political creed wh'en uNs s,b IN RI.
OF lie cardinal principles tide Equality OF Tue So's' ~ M
union or Independence ut it,. TINS Is no hem 'Hs'
hu, which Sou:A Carolina hos long ""o @'o
tended ioF,
THE ExAMrSra viii contain the lstes' New sorc'sh
and Domestic received up TO the hour o J p"
will give full and correct MARKET REPORTS ma fRrFS
CrYRryr Our rcuters r country may rely On strict
attention heus pai 10 tins important feature ol nc"sln
r Il will .ivc ful n, accurat. reports OF thu PROCEED
ys or r,,r rGstAIrKr nnd "i toNGREss and the acts
spd oinrs OF The various political organizations All urws
worth giving readers wl!! hr Carefully cuI'd tor lis
'''''''' SIZE AND STYLE
TIE EXAMINER will be QUE oi the LARGEST Weekly
Journal the Southern S:scs printed win and clc
CUNT type, rr white paper and issued n barge auaro
iur, OF eight pag"- containing FORTY c"LrMSs ot Inic
resting reading nater II will b. :ac hanG,am"-t paper
Published IN South C,rolna
thtS U til. features Oi
THE EXAMINER. Caroinians. IN. people NJ the south,
ought 70 nerd no further appeal in view Of the present
pee, OF political ni'srs to induce Them TO sustain with Vi
gor and efficiency their own Pre-. and Literature.
TERMS:
Two DOLLARS per AMMAN, payable in advance. Tho
first Yrar payrn' will be rcluil c' the rrcrip Vl the
mr.. numher u tho paper which viii l." i-surd
receive sihcc! number o subscribers to ensure lie
success-ironly uhU; tEc Il, .: October next. Sen!
forward vowr
:o-,u..sis.r wac >YiN ~. k.ad 20 :orHa.i
ual:os Subscribers wit ivor. ind viii receive
copy OF 1ur ENAmrSER w!ituu' c!l"-s". Address ne
s;i!l!s place. WV Il. iO!!AslpH.
CoUn:..a s. C., august oc:!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
wnrsKEY AND NEWSPAPERS.

A glass Of whiskey is manufactured from
perhaps dozen grains Of mashed corn. the
value Of which is too small to be estimated.
A piot Of this nixtare sells at one shilling.
and 1t 6 good brand, il is considered by its
consumes web worth the money. IL is
drank off in miuute or two-it fires the
brain raises the passions sharpons the ap-
petite-d eranges aud weakens the physical
system 1T is gone - and swollen eyes parch-
ed lips, and an aching head are its followers.
On the same side board upon which this is
served, lies newspaper. the new white pa
Der Of wtiqh costs three fonrths Of q cent
the composition for the whole edition from ten
to fifteen dollars per day. 1t is covered With
bali million Of types, it brings intelligence
from four quarters Of the G.obc--it has IN its
clearly printed columns all that is strange or
new at boma---it tells you The state Of the
market gives accounts Of She last elope.
meDts. the execution OF the last murderer,
and The latest steamboat explosion or rail
road disaster---aud yet for al this the news
fapsr costs less than the glass Of grog. the
mice of few grains of corn 1t is no less
STANCE than true. There are large portion
Of the cemmrnity who think the corn juice
cheap aud the newspaper dear. and tho pr;n-
ter has hard times TO collect his dimes, when
the liquor dealers are paid cteerfully.
How is this? Is the body better pay
master than the head, aud are things Of the
moment more priced than things Of eternity
Is the transient tickling Of the stomach Of
more Consequence than the improvement Of
the soul, and the Information that is essen
tial to rational being? If this had its re-
al value, would no, the newspaper be worth
many pints Of wbiskey Forest City.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
ECLIpsEs FOR THE YEAR 1866.


There will be two Eclipses Of the Moon and
two Of The Sulrthis year, as follows u. Atotal
Eclipse of the Moon in the evening Of May LIST,
and morning of May Cd. Visible throughout
the United States and Canada. Size Of tho
Eclipse lo,348 digits on the Southern limb
The total part Of the Eclipse begins hour and
3minntes after the commencement Of the Eclipse,
and lasts hour and SO minutes Total dura-
ton Of Eclipse, h. and ~ m The middle OF
the Eclipse is h. 81 IN. after its beginning
The Eclipse commences at Q O'Clock and nin-
utcs; and ends at o'clock and SO minutes.
IL. A Partial Eclipse Of the Sun, May 10th
Invisible in the nited Stctes, except in Oregon,
400 miles Northeast of Astoria.
H. A Total Eclipse Of the Moon in the even
ing of the Oath and carly in the morning Of the
25th Of October. Visible all over the United
States and Canada. Size Of the Eclipse II $3.50
digits on the Northern limb. The total part OF
this Eclipse begins | hour and minute after
the beginning of the Eclipse, and lasts houl
and 90 minutes Duration of the whole Eclipst
3 h. 25 m. The middle of the Eclipse will be
h. and As m. after its beginning. The Eclipse
begins at / o'clock and 3S minutes: and end:
at o'clock and minutes
w. A Partial Eclipse of the Sun November
OH Visible only in the Indian and Southern
Oceans
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03


The London correspondent Of the Boston
Post, in alluiiug to tho prospects for ganot
al European war says:
'lf Austria decides for the allies. Russia
will attack hsr--if Russia. the allies will do
the game. Prussia must be made friend or
an enemy by force, and thus larger armies
besipes that 10 the Crimea-wbieh must be
held, will be necessary. Every State that
does not Join one side or the other during
the present winter, viii be declared fair game.
King Frederick William must make up his
mind, and Saxony heis, aud Sweden bers, and
tha Danes theirs, -,-and that, too. shortly.
Austria must do more than merely profess TO
be with the Westorn powers. or Bohemia,
Hungary and Lombardy will be about her
ears with none to help her. 10 fact nothing
else can save Europe from universal war but
the Junction Of Austria, Prussia. Saxony, Swo-
den and Denmark With France aud Eagland
Al this very momout the democratic elcman:
Of Europe IL near an outbreak, and woe DO
to the crown and dynasties when the tocs'n
sounds. Louis Napoleon IS quietly with
drawing bis troops from Rome. and as they
90. rebellion rises behind them British
democrats too are on the qni ripe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
vol. 55.-NO. AZ.
NrvsR roaarr YouR MOTHER.


The editor Of the Lawrence Courier. refer
ring to tie death Of the Hon. John Davis.
remarks, that be owed much to the personal
suggestion aud advice Of tie Tx Governor.
kindly aud earnestly bestowed in earlier
years, and adds: The last counsel We ro-
ceiyed from him was characteristics Of tho
man; it was on the deck OF vessel that lay
with leosened sails and shortened cable. that
We, still in bCyhood. just commeneip5 years
% wandering and bardships received part
Ing grasp Of bis pure band with those words
-"oiod bless you Remember iehG. Ire
said, and leaerepsr you go, NEVER roRGSr
your MeTnsk e What better charge could
be given lad launching en- "life's deceitfal
tide, where the chart and compass Of bis
Young head and heart must be his Gully pro-
lection from sbipwreel Many years have
passed away, tnd chat good man has finished
the voyage Of time be hns disappeared down
the dark stream Of death, and, we doubt not.
has reached that celestial haven, where the
storms Of earth are never known. aud has ex-
changed the anchor symbol which be ever
carried at The prov during life, for blissfu
realization
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
MAGISTRATES.

The following is the classification Of the Mag
strates of Berkeley County, which was made in
August, 1852, and continues until the expiration
Of their terms, determines who shall compose
the County Court each month. twill be found
useful for reference;
Presiding Jasttce-pIIlLIP c. PENDLEToN.
JaRuari-0wen I. Hedges, d. S. Hchelbcr-
ger, Lewis Grantham and John II. LiSens.
Fe5ruarii--A Il. McQuilkin, James l.. Camp
bell, Henry J. Seibert and George Doll,
MrcbES. J. Williamson, John L. Boyd,
Philip Everhart and Bernard Doll
Apyii-John A. VOORHEES,, Casper Stump,
Thomas j. Harley and Joseph Hoffman.
Bfarl--Andrcw W. McCleary, Lewis Fry, r.
K. Robinson and Daniel Marker.
Jane--George w. llollida, Joseph De Haven,
and Robert V. Snodgrass.
Jalg--James H. Cunningham. Alfred Ross,
b. NJ. Kitchen and William IL. Mong
4ugust--Jacob Myers, John Mckowp, Rich
ard Bodine and F. d, Dellinger.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
THE MARTINSBURG GAZETTE.
OFFICE, QUEEN ST., oPPosrTETHE BANK.

srTas GAzErTgisp blishedeyery Wednesday Morning
1t ~ per year paid adyanse; $250f notpad within
six months from the time ofsubsefibing.
n No paper will be scsntinued untilallarrearagesare
paid, except at the optinn ofthe Editors
ulbeinsertedat 81 per square OF
Hines nndsr for the hrt three times 70 Cents
ssr square for very subsequent insertions
- IN All cases the number OF insertions required
aatsd on the MSS the advertisement received will be
sublished until forbid, and charged accordingly.
~, The charge for column per year will be fifty dollars
~ Merchants and others who advertise by the year will be
charged fifteen dollars for four squares, with the privilege
- change will for anything that they will be char
cod 3. che usual advertising rates per square
rs-Y. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, Ia
ong authorae Agent for this paper the cities Of Bos
n Nes ork, and Philadelphia, and Is duly empowered
AXE Advertisements and subscriptions the rates
,sd by us His receipts win be regarded az payments
i. sare--BoSTON, scol,ay's building; NEW YORK.
T6bunc Building; PHILADELPHIA, N. W. corner Third
al Chestnut streets.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
4 TOUCHING SCENE.

A beautiful infant had been taught to say,
and it could say little else, "God will take
care Of baby" 1t was seized with sickness.
at time when both parents were just re-
covering from dangerous illness. Every
day it grew worse, and was given up to de-.
Almost agonized, the mother begged to be
carried into the room of her darling, to give
it one moro embrace. Both parents sue
ceeded in reaching the apartment just as it
was thought the little baby had breatbcd its
last The mother wept aloud, when once
more the little creature opened its eyes look
ed lovingly up in her face, smiled, moved its
lips, and, in a faint voice, said 'God will
take care of baby Sweet, consoling words,
they had hardly ceased when the in ant spir
il was heaven
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
.a-H-----sTH 80 -
MacHESER u

President Hitchcock says that there are Id
Great Britain, at the present day, fifteen
thousand steam engines driven BY means OF
coal, with power equal to that Of two MIL
lion of men aud thus is put into operation
machinery equalling the unaided power Of
800 1000, 900 or 4oe 100000 Of men. Th,
influence then q emauating reaches the re-
hottest portions Of the globe, and tends might
lily to the civilization and happiness Of tho
race.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
NEWSPAPERS.

The following is supposed to DO the NUM-
Der of Newspapers in the world 10 in
Austria, IA in Africa, "a in Spain, 20 in
Portugal, 80 in Asia, 65 in Belgium, 50 IN
Denmark, 80 in Russia and Poland, $40 in
other Germanic States, 500 in Great Britain,
Ireland and Scotland, and 1000 10 the U.
Statos or about twice az many in this eoun-
try as in all other nations. This seconuts
for the superiority Of or people in point Of
intelligenc to every other people on the
globe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03

Ever" is a word much on the lips, but
little 10 the head or heart he fashion Of
this world its joys and sorrows pass away
like the winged breeze; there is naught for
ever but that which belongs TO tae world bc-
voud the grave, Scott.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
BROAD t.

A spruce young nan, gallanting his IN
tended, eonyersing on the turnout, said she
wished he was able to maintain all the facto-
ry girls for six months. lie would do Il 10
prevent their returning to the mills" His
fair one, who had been silent listener 70
his patriotic speech, replied with sigh, All
sir, wish Won we're able TO maintain enc Ct
them"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
COUNTY OFFICERS.
SL.rif--RARNET CUSIIWA

Slerif-BARNET CUSnWA.
Deputy sieriG-JAMRs A. Mason.
CLERK of he COUNTY Coart--E. c. ALBURrIs.
Clerk of the Cucuf Cogt-IsnAsL ROBINSON.
Aiqsier CommissioBcr--SEA GARAHD.
Commissioner of ReUcRue-JoHN SINcENDIyER.
Commonwealth AHoracg-JoHN j. NoRRIs.
County Stnregor--jonN 7. kBADFoTr.
Ass'r Of ms and lHsasufeS-W. ii. MATHEWS.
Jaiior-J0sEpn SCuoPPgRT.
Hail.Scaies Heigh Masfer-A. j. BIAKENEY
Sferard of the Poor Hoase--SAnUEL Cox.
Collector of Torn. Iqr-A. J. BLAKESEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
STATE OFFICERS.
Gocsrnor-JosEpH JOHNSON.

UUUtTNUT II DVIIlNNNFlNs
Lisu'enGnt GOrgra0Y--SHRLT0S r. LEAHE,
AHorRey GeReYal-WudIs Z. B0COCK.
hiuiam Geaerai--WuLIAM II. RICHARDSON,
assistant Cierk-p +. HowABp.
Copuag Chrk--WrLLItN IL, RICHARDSON, Jr.
dldlfOr of Public stcc0Wafs-tf. w. CLUTTER.
Second 4udifor-IAHEs BRowN, Jr.
Treasurer. Il. STOyALL.
Register of the Lind O6ice--S. II, PARKER.
Librarian-GRoRGE W AIuNFoRp.
of Peaiteatiarg-C. $. MoEG&N.
or StorekeePsr qfPea'y--J. G. SPORTS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
SECRETS OF HAPPINESS.

A susceptibility to delicate attention, a
fne sense Of the nameless ana exquisite ten
derness Of manner and thought constitute in
the minds Of its possessors, the deepest I'M
aercurrent OF life; the fel. aud treasured, sut
unseen and unexpress;ble richuess Of aFec-
ton 1t is rarely found in the characters Of
men. but it outweighs When it is, all grosser
qualities. There are many who waste and
lose affections by careless, and oftea upcon
scious neglect 1t is not plant to grow un-
tended; the breath of Indifference, or rude
touch, may destroy forever its delicate tex
turo. There is daily attention to the
slight courtesies Of life, which alone preserve
the first freshness Of passion. The easy sur
priscs of pleasure, earnest chcersulness Of as
sent to the wishes, the habitual respect to
opinions. the polite abstinence from personal
topics in the presence Of others, unwavering
attention to his aud her comfort. both abroad
and at home, and, above oil, the careful pre-
servation of those properties of conversation
ADD manner which are sacred when before the
world. arc some Of the secrets Of that rare
happiness which age and habit alike fail to
impair or diminish.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03

1J@Thc interest on any sun in dollars for 6
DAYS, is the same sum in mias viz. 800, 100
mills, or 10 cents, of $4,000, 6,G00 mills, or
s660 etc. Money at compound interest will
double itself in IL years, 10 months, and %
days.
The legal rateis 8 per cent in Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana and Florida. II is Z per
cent. in New York South Carolina, Georgia,
Michigan and Iowa. In all the other States it
is per cent.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
THE RUSSIAN TRoofs AND THEIR HABITS

II il said that the RUSSIAN troops had been
literally supplied With liquor previous to the
commencement of The attack Of the 9Th.
Their continued and loud shoutiog, ard the
impetuosity Of their attack render it proba-
Bile that they were under the Influence Of
some artificial stimalous Of the sort IN the
canteens, also, of many of the killed on tho
field was found mixture Of raki and water
The men who have fallen into our hands,
though generally Of short stature. are Of stuF'.
DIV frame with broad chest and well devel-
oped muscular legs Their clothing is well
made and warm; and. though course in tex
ture, and amply sufficient protection against
the weather The yoluminous folds Of their
great coats, tic sleeves Of which arc doubled
back nearly as far as the elbows, while The
skirts descend to The ancles-throw the skim
liug7 ordnance great coats issued to our
troops completely in the shade as regards
comfort and warmth To prevent the length
Of the coat ineopveaieucine the wearer when
walking. the skirt oil round is made by a
very simple contnvauec to lcop up above the
knees. So, also, the coat can be worn loose
ike cloak, or drawn in at the waist The
men carry with them mittens Of thick black
cloth, tie four fingers being together in ooe
tho d umb In another division Of The glove.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
LIVERY STABLE.

TIME subscriber hrying purchased the Horses
4 Carriages Buggys of Daniel Q. snidea, Esq
Will continue the Livery Str gg3sG,tgs -.
bic TT the same old stand - = <,., =, r;3
lie will at all tines be pre-
pared to furnish horses convey travellers 10 the
country or any Of th neighboring towns and like
wise to accommodate pleasure or pic mic parties.--
Confident he will render satisfaction to ALL he so
licits for his establishment the public patronage.
Aug 3. 1855 H. + YOUNG
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
NEnnueI GutIllnn,

nEALER in all kinds of READY-MApE CLo-
~ THING, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. Nearly
opposite the Berkeley Bank Queen Street,
Nartinsburg, a. May 10, Oh.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
Holm HI. Biondei,

fNIN, Copperand et-Ironanufacturer, ana
Brass Founder. shop, corner OF Queen ana
Iartin SITS. and opposite the Lutheran Church.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03

nS-The New Orleans Bee declares ihas
athe charge of religious intolerance preferred
against the American party know Nothlpgs)
is absolutely aud absurdly false. Jules La
vorgue, lately elected State Senator, and
supported by the Know Nothings, IS Cath
Ole. Il IS also asserted that tho Mobile
Register, strong Southern Rights Demo-
cratic paper, is inclined TO tho Know Moth
ing order, which is not the moral monster il
has been described, and expresses the hopo
that it may be the means oforganizlng uni
ted party in defence Of the constitution ani
the rights Of the South =
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03

SrATsTos.--ls50.--Population Of Virgini;
sos, 204 free whites 81 ,030 free colored 472
$50 slaves. Total, ,42l ,Sl4.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03

rpTne last society spoken Of ia Cnl''ot
MIA is the Pay Nothiaga. The PASSWORD is
Lend me dollar tho response B.okcn' -
We fear there is branch being stsrtea 70
Ills place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
COUR 7 DAYS,
UNITED STATES, STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS
COURT DAYS.
CIRCUIT COURTS

CIRQUE COURTS
Sercuih Disirict-Thr,eeath Circuit
RICHARD PARKER, JUDGE.
Frederick-June Is and November Is.
Clarke-Alay II aud October 10.
Hampshire-April 10 and September 10.
Berkeley-April 26 and September 20.
Morgan-Nlay 6 aud October 6.
JeGerson-May Is and October is.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03

EENAEAABLE CASE.

A New York letter mentions the following
Extraordinary iocidau.. in connection With the
,os, of tho Arctic
a young gentleman lately residing in.his
city, fell through hatchway ia bis fathers
store some time Last summer and was severe
" Injured, one side Of bis body becoming com.
pletely paralyzed and after while be entire
" lost the faculty ofspeech. 10 this position
he remained uatil tie 9th Of Septamper,
(about the time Of the accident to the Artic.
Oh board of which steamer 1t was knowa that
the young mans father was passenger
when be suddenly started up in bis sleep, and
exclaimed to tho surprise of all present. MY
father is drowniugr fell back upon his pillow
and died. 1t was the first time ne had spo-
ken rtr months, it was the last forever"
The young man referred to was a son Of
Mr.. G. G. Smith, Of New York, who was los
on tho Arctic
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
Io.,n r. Harrison.

4 POTHECARY and Druggist, and Dealer IN
"A Paints, Oils, Dye-Stutfs and Fancy Goods
aaarly opposite the Post Office, Queen Street
ian l3 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-03
August T'IseOpEaiI,

4 t0NFECTI0N and Grocery Store, Queen 8
" three doors South Of Rawlins' Hotel
march lG, 1913.