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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15
TIIIRTY-FIRSI CONGRESS-.
First Session.

In TUE SENATE on Monday, the 7th
INST, NJ. Clements motion came up, call
inr for information as 10 Executive APP
poin,ments of agents in California, and
instructions TO them. and calling for the
ground of Gen'l Tay lor's opinion that
New Mexico will soon ask for admission
into the Union. Mr.. Miller moved to
strike out the concluding clause. Mr..
Rusk OF Texas objected, because the Elk,
ecutiye had directly interiered in opposi-
lion to the rights and interests of a sovc-
reign State. The resolution on motion OF
Nr. Douglas, was postponed by the cast
mo vote Of the Vice President. Mr.. Ma
sen reported iii to provide for the IN
settled claims of Virginia officers and SOL
der of tie Revolutionary army. Mr..
Houston introduced a resolution which
vas adopted, calling for the correspond
ence between the Government and the
United States authorities at Santa Fe.--
Mr.. Downs got his resolution adopted,
calling for the correspondence of the Rey
affair.
I2 me House, after one or two matters
Of less general importance, the House pro-
ceedad 10 third ballot for the election OF
Clerk. 1t ended in nobody being elect
ed. Each subsequent day of the week up
to Friday evening has been occupied in
balloting for a Clerk, when many Demo
cratic members having "giyen in," Mr..
Campbell, the Clerk of the last Congress,
was reelected by a majority of Ii votes
over Mr.. Forney his principal competitor
At the 2lst, and concluding ballot, the
vote was, Campbell ll2; Forney 96;
French IL; Foole 3; Prindle l.
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AND
COMMISSION BUS1 n + S.!
EfnzlsszaiII1lS
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TlHE subscribers having Boats constant
drumming to Georgetown and Alexan-
dria, respectfully inform all persons having
PROD E
- send to either market, that they will
boat il on reasonable terms. They also
have WARE HOUSE, situated on the Cnesa-
neake and Ohio Canal, and on the balil,
more and Ohio Railroad, and will forward
produce to any point on the Baltimore
road. or on the Winchester road, at very
small charge. srrp
Salt. Fish, Tar, Shingles, Laths, Lumber
&C., always on hand, and for sale low.
WILLIAM S. ELGlN q w.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan. 8, ls9o-h
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and wished immediate action. He resist
ed permission to the Banks to issue small
notes.
The motion to lay on the table was
then lost, by ayes As, noes Sc. On the
motion to reverse the Committees report,
Mr.. Ferguson spoke against permission,
blamed the people for disobeying the law,
would enforce the penalties for disobedi-
ence, and, if he could have his way, would
disallow the issue Of any notes less than
$40. He would be willing to introduce a
proposition to compel every merchant be-
fore receiving license, TO take an oath not
to pass the small notes of other States
not to receive them.
Mr.. Syme ridiculed the stringent spirit
of the last speaker, and wanted to know
why merchants should be singled out for
coercion and other branches of the COM
munity passed by. 1t was useless to al
tempt to enforce the law against small
notes. Members of the Legislature took
these notes, he himself took them, for he
could not help it, and yet the merchant
was to be singled ont for punishment
The proper remedy lay in reversing the
report of the Committee. Mr.. Perrow
followed on the same side, and the previ-
Gus question was called by Mr.. Forbes,
pending which Mr.. Dorman demanded the
order Of the day. But on motion the or
der of the day was passed by, and the
small note question resumed.
Mr.. Claiborne powerfully sustained the
reversal of the report, spoke of the fulfill
|,y of attempting to keep out small notes,
land said he believed that if the Speaker
had power to close the doors of the Hall
and search the pockets OF members, in a
majority of the pockets of those who had
money at all, foreign small notes would
be found. Mr.. Mayo followed on the
same side. Mr.. Harvie made rabid an
thank speech. Mr.. Morris spoke for re-
versal. when Mr.. Conway moved an in
definite postponement of the whole mat
ter, On this the yeas were 48, noes 65.
On the motion for reversal ayes were 63
noes Al, so the report of the COMMITTEE
was reversed.
On Tuesday Mr.. Snowden moved the
acceptance by Virginia of her part $40
OOO,) of the proceeds of the sale OF the
public lands, to be applied to the literary
fund for educational purposes. This mo
ton came down like a lighted bomb
among certain of the Members. All sorts
of paltry tricks, lodges, and devices, were
attempted, in order to choke off the ques-
ton, by indefinite postponement, but il
was lost by ayes SO, noes So. Suhse
quentIy Mr.. Sncwden, deeming i'm"
doubt advisable, got it for the presrn' LAID
on the table, TO be taken up again at an
early day.
On Wednesday Mr.. VIM. F. Richie
was elected public printer, without oFpo,
sition. Mr.. Patton was also reelected
Coucillor of State.
On Thursday the Louisa Railroad Ex-
tension Bill 10 Covington, on its way TO
lhe Ohio River, was under discussion, but
left at adjournment undecided.
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
ARkINAL OF I III , LhIdoEILE
CANADA.
"A DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Canada arrived at Boston early on
Sunday morning, bringing news ircm
England TO the 29th Dec.
The whole Austrians frontier on the
Turkish side is in arms against the Aus
trian Government Some 10000 meR
are in revolt, being for the most part, The
regiments kept there for the protection of
the frontier. Russia is said 10 have TO-
mented this revolt for the purpose of be-
ing called in TO suppress it. 1t is thought
that open war will very soon break OUT be-
tween Russia and Turkey, and perhaps
between Austria and Turkey. Every
thing in the East Of Europe looks porten-
tous for war.
In British India all was profoundly
quiet. 49,.
The Bank Of England holds at this
time the unprecedent edamount of II mil
lions sterling in bullion. American Be-
curities firm. American Flour 23S 6d to
25s. Parliament will meet on the Sd Of
February.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

NTOTICE.-Proposals will be received
y until the 18th day of January next for
building twenty canal boats, to be deliver
ed in the District Of Columbia, or at Cum
berland, Maryland, on or before the 18th
dav of March next.
Specifications will be furnished by per-
sonal application or by letter, at the office
Of Hunter Harris 81 Co., Cumberland, Md.
THOS. G. HARRIS,
Agent and General Superintendent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Transpor-
tation Company.
Cumberland, Jan. 8, 1859.
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i. Ta., execute orders for high and low
pressure
STEAM ENGINES,
Steam Boilers and Sheet Iron ,cork, Ma
chinery Of all kinds, Mil W0rk' Doth
drought and cast. Soap Boilers, and
ALL other Kettles and Pans, Bells o.
air sizes, Ornamental Railing, both
wought and cast.
They keep on hand, and for sale
Mccormick, Stewart, Freeborne and Da-
Wis Plsw Castings, Spout Shoes, and Sash
WeigkSs, for builders.
The valuable assortment of Gearing Pat
terms owned by them, offers great induce
ment TO persons about erecting or repair
ING Mills to give them call, as they pledge
themselves 10 furnish Castings, &C., foI
Mills and other purposes, of as good
quality and on as reasonable terms as can
be Obtained IN any section of the country
Printed lists Of their Gearing patterns Will
be furnished on application by mail.
N. B. The great saving in transpoFla'
ton via Canal, adds 10 the many induce
ments which we are offering TO thosedls-
posed to patronize our establishment.
Dec. ID, 40. T. w. & r. G. s.
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

.! HE undersigned will sell at Private Sale, the
/ Farm belonging TO Fairfax II. Whiting OF
Alexandria, consisting OF
TWO HUNDRED .4CRES,
about 70 acres clothed in heavy timber, % acres
Of 6rstrate river bottom, The balance limestone
land Of good quality, situated in Writings Neck,
Berkeley County, Va one mile and hall below
the mouth ofthe Opequan Creek and adjoining
the lands of Mr.. George Holiday. Terms made
known On application. MANN ,,
Ian Is. 1850 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

TIE CoAr OF ARMS OF CALIFoRNIA.-CaIiior-
MA has prepared coat of arms and seal, which
is described by correspondent as having on the
foreground a grisly bear, feeding upon cluster
of grape. ,cmblcmatical of the most fearful ami
nal and the most delicious luxuries of the coun-
try Upon the right is representation OF Min
erva holding the Gorgon Shield in one hand and
spear in the other, emblematical OF its spring
ing into existance as state without gong through
the forms of a territorial government. The re-
verse is the representation of the miner with pick
and spade and implements of mining, tollng Tor
the precious treasure. In the middle river, on
which are seen steam boats, emblematIcal o!
commerce. In the distance are the snow clad
tops of the Sierra Nevada, and on the top the
motto, Eureka" q have found it, aPPhcaole
either, to the miner, success attends his Ia
bors or the stranger, as ne settles down IN the
valley of the country or to the politician as ne
sees a State admitted at once without anV pre-
yivus legislation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

WASHINGTON AGENCY.-Persons resld-
ing in the vicinity, OF city, or .osc husl-
ness may lead them to Washington, D. o.
who desire to subscribe for the FARMER q
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
Patent Office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15
TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS

TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS!
HENTISH & cos prepared Guano.
n The subscribers having been appoint
ed Agents for the sale of the above FerLl-
izer, are ready to receive orders for the
same at manufacturer's prices, one cent
per pound. Terms cash-no charge tor
casks.
Among many certificates, we refer 70
the following:
81 have used 2 or Tons Of your pre-
Dared Guano, last year, on corn, oats, po-
tatoes, turnips and wheat-have used ev-
erv description of manures as well as the
IMPORTED GuanO, and would give yours
preference to all Of them for cheapness,
durability, convenience; and ii increased
nv crops double fold. would recon-
mend it strongly to all Farmers and Gar
Geners.
May %, 40. signed VIM. MILLS.
Leach Farm, Jamaica, l.. l."
"Itrenovates the exhausted lands Of the
South, and on tobacco and corn 1t is IN
valuable. Signed
KENTISH & co.
This article contains portion of bone
dust, and not a particle of sand, dirt, &c.
II can be used at all seasons and with one
rhrd the labor of any other fertilizer. lis
effects are visible many years. 1t destroys
all insects, and for the poorest land re-
qures but 49, pounds per acre. For
particulars soc pamphlets.
MUNCASTER a. DODGE.
Georgetown, d. c.
Dec. Is, lS49.
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G I @ T H [ N G!
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
OITJCK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS!
GREAT ECONOMY.

CLOTHING at such prices as never has
u been heard or known of for Cheapness
and Quality. Low prices asked and low
nrices taken. We are determined to keep
on hand, and will sell
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST,
and no HuMgUG. 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
Connd in the Distric
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15
THE
rA0MER AND MECHANIC.
FIFTII VOLUME

THIS publication is designed to promote
! the hest In .,.rc7,s Of InvenrOrs, Mechan-
les. Manufacturers and Africans, the pur-
pose of which, is to afford its readers an
accurate and reliable record Of the progress
Of Agriculture, Manufactures and the Arts;
to suggest improvements or describe such
rs rom time 10 Tine may be made-to
stimulate the spirit Of invention and enter
nrise-to disseminate such useful knowI-
edge connected wi,h the industrial pur-
suits of the American people, as will ena
bic the intelligent mechanic to command
the patronage Of capital instead OF becom-
ing its subordinate and serviIe dependent.
It's obeci is especially, to benoht the me-
chamcal classes, containing as II 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-lhe most
authentic Railroad Intelligence. An au-
thentic Weekly List Of New Patents d.
rect from the Patent Ofice-a reliable and
weekly corrected Price Current-the only
fully authentic Reports of the American
institute prepared exclusively for It's col
umns, &C., DC.
THE FARMER AND MECHANIC
Contains large amount of valuable and
Scientific reading matter, and has the Iarg-
est circulation of any Mechanical paper of
its size published in the country.
AS an advertising sheet and apprOprl-
ate medium for Patents and Inventions II
has become, and we trust will continue
peculiarly favorlte, and the facilities given
for extensive publicity through It's -aIumns
for all new and useful improvements are
probably mrivalIed, circulating as i, does,
in every State and Territory in the Union,
and also the British Provinces.
The volume complete, will contain near
ly THREE HUNDRED well executed ENGRAv-
INes illustrative of New Improvements IN
Manufactures, Mechanics, and the Useful
Arts, published in ffly-two weekly mum
bers, quarto, at Two DOLLARS PER ANNUN,
IN ADVANCE.
D. Information given respecting, and
Pa ents obtained for New Inventions, on
application at this office.
W. II. STARR,
J. ALBURTlS,
Editors and ProPretors.
Observation-Disclosures Of twelve lines
or less, inserted once for 70 cents; three
months, 81 90; six months, So 90; one
year, Sl2 90.
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OYSTERS! 0YSTERS!!
%

THE undersigned would respectfully In
l. form the good citizens Of Shephei ds-
town and vicinity, that he has opened
NEW OYSTER SALOON
on German street, nearly opposite Mr.. ID.
Enters Hotel, where Oysters will be
served up in manner calculated TO crafty
the most fastidious taste.
He invites the lovers Of this luxury to
pay him visit, and he believes ley will
be tempted to repeat il.
g. j.. KEYSFR.
~Shepherdstown, Dec. 4, Isf9.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

~ About All hour before noon on
Sunday, it commenced showing from the
S, 5. w, and continued until about mid
night. The snow fell TO an average depth
of Is inches, but drifted in places much
deeper.
Yesterdays sun was warm, but was
unable 10 produce much reduction in the
depth. TIL river being now pretty high
by tie recent thaw, we might expect a
great freshet, if the fall of Sunday should
not melt off very gradually.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

The "BEsT" SPEAKER.-A Democrat
&c member of the Pennsylvania Senate,
named VALENTINE BEST, elected himself
Speaker of the body by his ooCn cote, over
the regular Democratic Caucus nominee.
When the Clerk called his name, ne very
colly responded" / uOte for Valentine
BeStr' The Democrats are very lnd'g-
nant at his conduct.
T Hacerstoun Herald Of Freedom.
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in Act establishing The town of Meek
Esnbrg, IN The county Of Frederick.

present general assembly that Thomas
Shepherd, of the county of Frederick,
hath laid off about fifty acres of his land
on the POtomack river, III the said county,
into lots and streets for a town, and hath
disposed of many of the said lots, the
purchasers whereof have made their hum
BILE application that the said land may be
established as a town, being pleasantly
and commodiously situated for trade and
commerce.
|. BE 1t therefore enacted by the Lieu-
tenant Governor, Council and Burgess
Is, of this present General assembly
a1d 1t is hereby enacted by The authority
Of The same, That the lots and streets so
laid off on the said land be, and are here
by constituted, appointed, erected and es-
tablished, a town, 10 be called by the name
of Mecklenhurg; and that the Greeholders
and inhabitants Of the said town, so soon
as they shall have built upon and saved
their said lois. according TO the conditions
of their deeds Of conveyance, shall then
be entitled 10, and have and enjoy, the
same privileges, rights and advantages,
which the freeholders and inhabitants of
other towns erected by act of Assembly in
this colony d. at present enioy.
The population, at this period, did not
exceed three hundred souls, and in less
faan ten wears afterwards, it had increased
10 seven hundred, aud in 1915, TO over q,
thousand. LIN 1873 the Legislature en-
acted tie following law, which has never
been repelled:
.7aacl 10 Drerent s1cine going at large
IN the torn of .Heckial6Urg, IN the COatR-
In Of BrrkcIcy.
TO prevent hogs going at large in the
town of Mecklenburg, and county Of
Berkeley. lie Il enacted by The General
.2sysmbiy, That if any swine belonging
10 any Inhabitants of the said town shall
lie found running or going at large within
the limits thereof, it shall and NAV be law
f.l for any person whatever to kill and de-
s,rov every such swine so running at
large. Pr2ridei a'icayr, That such per-
son shall not convert any such swine to
lis or her own use, but shall leave the
same when il shall be so killed, and give
imma3a,e notice 10 the owner thereof, if
kn,vu, if not, then such person shall I'M
maula,cly inform the next justice of the
peace thereof who may order HE same 10
me i, use o. OF any poor person u 'i'o"' iV
p,.r;IeI also, That nothing herein
contained Shall BE- deemed or taken to hin
Ger any person or persons from driving
any sWme to or through me SAL" IOWA OF
.'9 ''e''oi IL o r ~ o'' , ,i. -
't '''N''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

Plank roads are daily, getting into public favor
NJ. tugs have been Held in Meckenburs and
Brunswick, appointing delegates to meet deIega'
uoos from Petersburg and Dlnwiddie at Law
rcnceyille on the 8th inst, to confer on tho SUP
ices and take preliminary steps for Macada,
mized or Plank read between Petersburg aud
ClarksYille.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

A Pennsylvania Company has it in
contemplation to establish an Iron Foun,
dry Establishment in this town, on the
branch below Messrs. White & Henkle's
Cloth and Carpet Factory. The position
is on many accounts good one, and very
convenient for supplies of coal, wood, and
iron.
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JOHN Nj. JEWETT,
ATTORNEY AT l. a W

Shepherdstown, Va
DRACTICES in the Superior and In
[ ferior Courts of Jefferson and the adj
Joining Counties. Collection OF claims
promptly attended TO.
December l6, iS49. Iy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

X. WHITE respectfully invites the a,ien-
y tion Of purcha.ers TO MS large and vel! Sc
lected assortment of Dry Goods, Queensware,
Hardware, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, HAS, Gaps,
ShepL ersssoues, Dcc. (, I84o
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

DgNrIsTRY.-We have had placed in
our hands the Gard of Messrs. Wheeler
and Gibson, two gentlemen, Dental Sur
geons, from the City of New York, who
are now in town, and may be profession
allv consulted at Entler's Hotel. They
come we'll recommended, and ;are able to
refer for responsibility, TO our fellow towns
man John H. McEndree Esq. We have
seen at their rooms some casts of irregu-
lar teeth, upon which they had operated
with great success, so as IN short time
to remedy determines that one would
scarcely suppose within human power
or course if thus successful at remedy,
they must be at least equally competent 10
check growing irregularities in that import
ant branch OF the human economy, the
teeth, which are a decided destroyer oil
no matter how great beauty in other res
poets, and in the course of time very in
juriously affect health, and even life itself.
One of these gentlemen will reside per-
manenly amongst US if sufficient encour
agement shall appear to be held out. The
advantage of having a skilful dentist al
hand will require no illustration at oul
bands, BY an early call, all those who
require dental assistance will be able &c
satisfy themselves in the most satisfactory
way, of the efficiency Of the means o.
remedy now offered.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

MARYLAND EDITORIAL CoNvENT1oN.-
This Convention met at Annapolis on
Wednesday the 2nd inst, in the State
Library. The number of its components
was small, being only ten. None of the
Baltimore, Cumberland, or Hagerstown
Editors seemed to have been present.
The only business that appears to have
been done was the election Of D. Schley,
of the Frederick Examiner, President, and
James Wingate, of the Maryland Free
Press, Secretary, and the passage Of re.
solution, adjourning the Convention to the
Sd Monday Of April next, to meet i'll the
City Of Baltimore.
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Superior Court-l3th District r. Douglass,
Judge.
JEFFERsoN-l6 18th May and 18th October.
FREDERIcK-l3h June and 18th November.
BERKELEY-27th April and 9th September.
CLAaRE-I2th May and 18th October
MoRcAH-6th May and 9th October.
HAMPsHrRE-l0th April and 10th September
QUARTERLY COURT.
JeHerson-3d Monday in March, June, August
and November
Frederick Monday before lst Tuesday in
March, June, August and November.
Berkeley-2d Monday in March, June, Angus.
and November
Clarke-4th Monday in February, May, Octo-
Der, and % Monday in June.
Morgan-4th Monday in March, June, august
and November.
HamPshre-lth Monday in March, June, Au-
gust and November.
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ID EMAINING in the Shepherdstowl
/ ID Post Office for the quarter ending De
cember 3lst, 1919:
Aiderite James Keefauver David
Avis John Lucas Emelne
Brantner Eliz MOler Chas
Bcdichimer Henry McDade Chas
Coll Nicholas Morehead David
Chaplin JAS l. Morehead Saml
Eowney VIM IL Myers Geo2
Daman John Musgrove Asenath
Deck VI Melvin NJ b.
Daguerrean Artistic M'Crae Gavin
Entler Mary f Melcalf John
Earl Geo w Marshall w A
FERN James MaIlaray
HopeweiI Harry Needy Geo
iiuD'eI Mary Parkhust John
Hessey Abraham Robertson Miss r
Hess David Rawlins William
EIethcnhouser Summers Martha L
Hudgel Sarah Steel Benz F
Hensell Parker II SigIer Eliza
HAYS Edward Smurr JacOb2
Knox James Shepherd c NJ
Zook Jacob l.
Persons calling for letters will please
say that they are advertised
JOHN X. WHITE, P. NJ.
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ALEXANDRIA, IRON WORKS.

m w. &R. C. SMITH, .AlerGldrtd,
/. Va., execute orders for high and low
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W. II. STARR,
]. ALBURTlS,
apI prODrIetOrS

Observation-Disclosures Of twelve lines
or less, inserted once for 70 cents: three
months, 81 90; six months, SIS 90; one
year, Sl2 90.
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Dec. Is, lS49
LiST OLE LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
u EMAINING in the Shepherdstown
ID Post Office for the quarter ending De-
rnmhnr 3 st 1870