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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26
ILcoHD VOLUME, Fon 1882
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26
THE
FARMER AND MECHANIC.
FIFTH VOLUME.

THIS publication is designed to promote
the hest interests of Inventors, Mechan-
|; c,. Manufacturers and Africans the pur-
nose of which, is to afford its readers an
accurate and reliable record OF the progress
of Aqricultu e, Manufactures and the Arts;
10 suggest Improvements or describe such
az from tin g to time may be made-to
stimulate the spirit of invention and enter
prise-to disseminate such useful knowl-
edge connected with the industrial pur'
suits of the American people, as Will ena
BILE the intelligent mechanic to command
the patronage of capital instead OF becom-
| ing its subordinate and servile dependent.
Its object is, especially. to benefit the me-
lchanlcal classes, containing as It does, no
tees of all the new and various Mechanl-
cal and Scientific Discoveries, Improve
mems and Inventions, with
NUMEROUS ILLUSTRATIONS.
Also, Notices, Designs, plans and Engrav-
ings Illustrative of Cottage and Villa Ar
chitecture; the progress of Science and the
Arts in this country and Europe-the most
authentic Railroad Intelligence. An au'
thentic Weekly List Of New Patents d.
rect from the Patent Office-a reliable and
weekly corrected Price Current-the only
fully authentic Reports OF the American
institute prepared exclusively for its col
umns, &C., &c.
THE FARMER AND MECHANIC
Contains LARGE amount of valuable and
Scientific reading matter, and has the larg-
est circulation of any Mechanical paper OF
its size published in the country.
AS an advertising sheet and approprl-
ale medium for Patents and Inventions il
has become, and we trust will continue
peculiarly favorite, and the facilities given
for extensive publicity through its columns
for all new and useful Improvements are
probably unrivalled, circulating as it does,
| in every State and Territory in the Union,
and also the British Provinces.
The volume complete, will contain near
Iy THREE HUNDRED we'll executed ENGRAv-
rNcs illustrative of New Improvements IN
Manufac Mechanics, and the Useful
Arts, published in fifty-two weekly num-
bers, quarto, at Two DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
IN ADVANCE.
90 Information given respecting, and
Patents obtained for New Inventions, on
application at this office.
w. II. STARR,
| J. ALBURTIS,
Editors and Proprletors.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oftwelve lines
or less, inserted once for rs cents; three
months, Sd 90; six months, So 90; one
year, Sl2 90.
WASHINGTON AeENcY.--Persons resld-
ing in the vicinity, or city, or whose bust
ness may lead them to Washington u. ~
who desire to subscribe for the FARMER d
MECHANIC, can have an opportunity OF SO
doing by leaving their names and amount
of subscription, which is Two Dollars, at
the office of w. P. Elliot, Esq, Patent
Agent, directly opposite the United States
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Bows and Youths Clothing

oN y "a - .
ofevery description: such as Goats, Vests,
Pants, Roundabouts, Shirts, Drawers, &C.,
&C., of all qualities. We will make to
measure Boys Clothing Of the latest styles
and most approved patterns. And as we
have introduced such Clothing READY
MADE, we will use our best endeavors to
have them made good and cheap. Heads
Of families will find it more economical to
buy their boys and Youths clothing rea-
dy made. Also,
The most complete, general, and varied
assortment of MEMS
Ready Made Clothing
TO be found in the District.
All goods exchanged, if found not to
suit after being purchased.
SHANkS & WALL,
Penn. Avenue, between 9th and 10th st;
All kinds of CLOTHING made TO order
at the shortest notice, Of the best quality
Of goods and finish, at our Establishment
three doors East of the National Hotel,
and next to u. Campbell's Saddlery.
Washington, D. G. 5. q w.
Jan. 8, lS50-tf
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Houses and Lots to Rent.

THE Virginia and Maryland Bridge
Company will rent the property on the
MARYLAND shore now occupied by Mr..
Blackford. Also the StoIe-house and
Blacksmith's Shop on the hill. For terms
apply 10 rr
NIB. If the above property is moi
previously rented, it will be set up and
rented at public auction on the first Satur'
dav in March before Daniel Enters Tav'
crn in Shepherdstown. The renting will
take place at ~ o'clock Of that day.
Jan, 20, l950-N
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TO WOOL GROWERS s. FARMERS.

T WISH to call the attention of the wool
growers and merchants of our own and
the neighboring counties, to the various
fabrics which | am now manufacturing,
and which | cannot but think will meet
their wishes and their interests, and re.
specially request that they will call and
see me at their earliest convenience.
| am now manufacturing III Coverlets
very richly colored; 6! fulled Kerseys
fine Twilled flannels, and plaid Llnseys,
all Of which will compete with any in the
country. w. IL: ED.
Shepherdstown, Dec. IL, 40. #
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F.. 7. LEE, Press.
DANCING ACADEMY.

Mr.. Silversmith returns his thanks to his
friends and patrons, and by request OF
several families has consented to teach an
other term of "a lessons to commence on
Tuesday January 18th.
Jan. 20, lS50-f
T X. WHITE respectfully invites the at'en-
u ton of purchasers TO his large and well Sc
lected assortment of Dry Goods, QueenSWare,
Hardware, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, caps
&c,
Shephe rsstown, Dee. 4, lS49
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To p,JIi,h.r, Of Newspapers Throughout
the Tinted States.

,-'NOwspapers copying this adyertisemen,
entire, we'll displayed, as above, without any al
teration or Arrangement, (ncludng this notice.
and giving it three inside insertions, shall receive
copy Of any Of our 81 80 or 50 % works, sub
iect 10 their ORDER b! sending direct to the pub
Usher.
~ No letter will be taken from the Office
unless postpaid.
December 4, le49 u
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!

THE undersigned would respectfully in
i form the good citizens of ShepheI ds-
town and vicinity, that he has opened a
NEW OYSTER S.ALOO.N
on German street, nearly opposite Mr.. D.
Enters Hotel, where Oysters will be
served up in manner calculated to crafty
the most fastidious taste.
He invites the lovers of this luxury 10
pay him visit, and he believes they will
be tempted to repeat ii.
c. A. KEYSER.
Shepherdstown, Dec. A, ls49.
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
Eh-5s=r=iEs
sIzSSSsTSrssSsszSSS
RU SIN e S S!

THE undersigned having erected large
WARE HOUSE, is now prepared to Tor
ward Flour and other Produce, at the short
est notice, to Georgetown and Alexandria.
His Boats are constantly running between
Harpers-Ferry and Alexandria, and per-
sons having produce or merchandise to
boat, would do well to give HIM call.
Having been engaged in this business for
the last ten or twelve, years, he offers his
mast conduc, as a guarantee for future f.
deity. JohN a. nlDsON'
HarpersFenv, Jan. g, ls5o-h
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THE REGISTER,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY HARDY 81 MCANL4.
Office on Rumsey Street, South OF German.

TERMS.
Tvo Ds,Ab, per annum, in advance; Two
Do,tAR, and FrrrY CENTS at the end OF the year.
No subscription will be discontinued until all
srrearages have been paid.
The terms Of advertising are, for square OF
c.,, sixteen lines making square, Isl, Tor three
nsertions-larger ones in the same proportion.
Each continuance % cents per square
Advertisements not ordered for sPeeihc tinle
will be continued. until forbid and charged ae-
sordingly.
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c i 0 T H | N & =!
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
OTTTCK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!

GREAT ECONO"A'
CLOTHING at such prices as never has
| been heard or known Of for Cheapness
and Quality. Low prices asked and low
prices taken. We are determined to keep
on hand, and will sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST,
and no HuMBUo. We will name in part
the following prices, although'it will be
impossible TO enumerate all, as our assert
ment embraces the largest stock to be
fonnd in the District:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

We have opened large and complete
assortment, and shall keep constantly on
hand
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

TrRMs.--Advertiscme of twelve lines
or less, inserted once for rs cents; three
months, Sd 90; six months, So 90; one
year, Sl2 90.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

WE have much more than fulfilled all our
" promises and enter upon the year with new
one, which those who.know US, and those VINO 40
not, will believe GoDEY's LADY'S Book FOR IooU
will surpass thai of lS49, and exceed all maya
zines past, present, and TO come. Terms CA'H-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-02-26

m w. e. r. c. SMITH, .Aierandrtf
|. Fa., execute orders for high and low
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-30

subieet was unconstitutional and that this whole bust
meas peraned exclusively TO the United States 70 be ex
ereisd In accordance with lis laws, by its tribunals
he State OF Connecticut repealed the statute which had
been enacted in good faith when she supposed II 10 be
her duty TO in this matter. Not being willing that
every inferior magistrate should exercise without resp0n
siby 10 the State, the tremendous power conferred
upon Them by act OF Congress- Of deciding the ques
ton OF human liberty or slavery, they prohibited them
gress.
But their act contained provso that nothing therein
contained should be construed to impair any rights which
by the constitution OF the United States might pertain 10
any person TO whom, by the laws OF any other State,
labor service might be due from any fugitive escaping
into the State OF Connecticut TO prevent the exercise
IN that State OF any powers which may have been con-
iened BY Congress on any judge other officer OF the
United States in relation thereto.
Now, sir, in my judgment, this is right. The judges
of the United States have the power to exercise
magistrates Of the States have not and in my opinion,
ought not to have the right to exercise it. Why should
theyl Whose duty is il TO perform this service now
The highest tribunal of the land has declared il TO be the
exclusive duty of the government OF the United States,
and that State laws interfering in any way with its per-
Torrance null and void that the State magistrates are
not compelled to perform it, but that il properly belongs
10 the officers appointed by the government OF the United
States Well, sir, what is the character Of this duty,
and by whom is il performed By your laws as they
now exstby the judges Of the United States In every
be constutionally qualified for It's performance Who
but Judge Of the United States holding his office by the
independent tenure OF judge prescribed by the
stituiion, can perform this judicial duty!
Without concluding, Mr.. BALDWIN gave way to an ad-
joumment.
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New supply spring E'urn,turs Dry Goods.

rLAGETT DoDSON have pleasure announcing
% o sls
with many Others not 70 have as been added
the and In view othe good
taste e = have been careful IL the ssss
ladies' invited assuring them that the reasonable
hardly say pleasure Of exhibiting
favor with aca will be quite equal that Of all who see he
Pink blue Berlin Dresden Maseies quilts,
s T and @
Pink and white blue and whe buff and white, and white 81 and
new style ball fringes to match ali the coors
Tides for toilet tables diyans cha piano stools and cake or
Double satin ds%s.s cloths BY
vase and fruit
win al see sSs% Ss
SnS ss .Ss a nd sys % va
ts and 'i ie ssssSsd and brown a Russia .Asetns
Do DO Hamilton long cloth cotton snsedng
fine, heavy and cheap.
Do do. English long cloth cotton do.
diaper toweng Our Of these goods superb
Or meSicasd for bathing Any
Circular and sbong fruit MATCH very
India piano and table
Leipzig Berlin and English table oil cloths rich in
designs and colors, width fom 3 n. 70 6 f.
in remaged patterns and bnrders rich and cheap.
window shades supeby painted in boquet and sim
English chntzes aabesque and delicate
s s Slo Ss aas for or
cloths.
Window cornices with brackets o match.
Velvet tapestry Brussels Brussels 3py ingram, and Venian
caIpetnes
Housekeepe win find no difficulty being furnished
'sN'@ CIAGETT 4 DoDsoN,
Cor. Pa. avenue md ST., up stairs
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FRIDAY. MARCH 90, 1850.

After the reading OF the journal.
Mr.. STANTON, OF Tennessee, moved 10 reconsider
the vote by which the House had yesterday referred thu
JOINT resolution concerning the purchase OF waterroeC
hemp for the American navy TO the Committee OF the
Whole on The state OF the Union.
The SPEAKER pro TEN. decided that this being pri
vae-bll day, the motion must lay over until the mex
publlc-bill day.
MIR billiard moved that when the House adjourn
it will adjourn over until Monday next; which was
Mr. McLANE, remarking that this was a day OBJ.
served with great soemnity by most protesting Chris
tians, moved that the House do now adjourn
On which motion the yeas and nays having been
called and ordered, il was not agreed toyeas 81, nays
io9
cAProRs OF THE rRIeArE PHILADELPHIA.
The SPEAKER announced that The first business in
order the consideration OF the bill for the relief OF
the captors Of the irgate Philadelphia; on which there
arose debate between Messrs. THOMAS, GREEN, and
HUBBARD against the bill, and Messrs. STANTON
and McLANE in its favor.
Mr. HUBBARD moved that the bill be laid on che IA
BILE which motion he asked the yeas and nays which
were ordered, and agreed toyeas l0t nays IS.
been laid the table be econsdered and then to lay that
motion on the table.
Mr.. SCHENCK demanded the yeas and nays on the
last motion; which were not ordered
Mr.. $. moved that the House do now adjourn; which
motion was not agreed 10.
The question was then put on the motion to lay the
KaUMaN %oVed Sa hs n House DO no@
journ which motion the yeas and nays having been
called and ordered. the motion was Withdrawn.
The bill for the relief Of John Dixon, the surviving
partner OF Lambert and Dixon the question OF its en-
grossment being the next business in ORDER the bill and
report read.
THE CHARGE AGAINST THE SPEAKER.
Mr. HOLMES, from the select committee TO investigate
the charge brought by the Hon. PREsros KrsG, a
member IRON New York, against the Speaker. asked
and obtained leave TO read report and resolution, which
that committee had unanimously instructed him TO make !;
whereupon,
Mr.; HOLMES and Mr.. vtNTON read leach the por-
ton thereof drawn up by bimse from the Clerks desk
The following report and resolution, viz:
The select committee appointed in pursuance Of reso.
luton OF the House, investigate the charges made by the
n PREsToS kIsc, member OF tho House, against the
Hon. HOWELL Conn, the Speaker Of the House, nave
proceeded TO the order of the House, and now Deg
leave to report
That they have taken the testimony Of all such witnesses
either or the above named gentlemen desired 10 be
amined They have also examined both OF the honorable
gentlemen touching the OF the investigation
all OF which testimony Ia submitted with this report. The
charge made by Mr. KrNe is in these words
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GREAT SALE.

RooKs drawings paintings engraving statuary,
~ by order OF
A. Coiman, collector
works OF ART by Cooley keeseJohn Reese
4 broadway, New York, commencing "Wednesday, 10Th Of
April, and continued for seven days
This extensive win include Mr. Colman private library
win comprise four thousand numbers
large and rare collection Of old classics, viz
More than siru numbers Of photography.
illustrated works. including OF the best and Of the finest
plates.
division oey quite unique
make the entire Of the last evening.
Subscribers copy Audubon Birds of Amercathe
plates Of which destroyed and the pnvaued
$1,000.
Travels % Macmillan, many drawings.
valued $780,
shakespeare iustmtonsa yols 4to comprising etchings
proofs, scarce--vaucd
One copy Encyclopedia Brannca-si60
Penny Cyciopsda early London copy--27 vols.
smith's Catalogue Rasonne-s vols, royal evo
Antiquities Of Berculanaum-6 vols folio.
large and entirely unique mostly original American
and English drawings
The well known set Of six marble Of Napoleon family
valued a S2,500
And among paintings, Dying Gladiator at $4,000
the Roaddde, by Agasse-si 900.
fine collection Of waercolor and pencil drawings by
braed artists, Holland, Leigh, Gunton and Others
TsRmst All purchases, the
credit approved notes, ~ discount
amounts Tor cash delivery.
The stock may examined Few days previous 10 The sale
Orde or bids for work win be carefully
the
TAYLOR MAURys
Mms-d&cp2aw3w Bookstore, near eth st
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~ ny. .os D. MeoARTERs Boarding school
f srys and Young Men, sasbu Lancaster county, Penney
Inc whole expense, Ave months, go The
seson wh commences the FIRST Monday Of May. For
and proprietor. " Mar nd
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CARD.
Wines and Liquors.

/ Wines Aqasrs.
VINES snss ANS wSpd respectfully cal attention his stock Of
The facilities him for obtaining wtne
By % oa direct no s %
Gus wine districts Of Europe than possessed by other
ali articles sold By him. - - - s.''s :
them fact suS.;uis The cellar q every eoaamsr
aeS D 1 no asecs
decanted for immediate including
Country TRADE supplied wholesale prices nvol
CLUBS win and advantage from the
very pricss
also the easaps sorts Of wines and liquors. foR GULF
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes Others
So s&As ssss VIM %
By addressing their orders sogsa sss Pe;s Ssss .
Importer and Dealer in Wines ac e Wsna, street, Philadelphia
brands Away. hand $40 90 Thousand
by the single DO. cheaper than At other store in the city
| Additional supply OF new spring Goods
subscribers have as. received taeir full and complete as
Cd Is. Ss ssw
nh ss u e asa ss % %
70 I psss. nc, nsh s%.il stripe striped DO %
8 piece: rich .% mall p, plaid mourning 40
IS pieces plaid and striped India iouisrd siIa.
y pieces new style sberne
."a sssa :s
% pieces cashmere style mousseiinc de LANES.
IS pieces plain French bareges, every shade
pieces printed linen
real Frsss , lawn. and s
ss "ss oss s sss ~ not herein
snamsraied pleasure all who
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