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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-16
The Baltimore Weekly American,

Compendium Of .Nt,cs and Prices Current.
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THE GOLD MINES
OF CALIFORNIA.

The attention of agents throughout the
country is called TO the cheap and care
fully prepared Guide 10 the Gold Region,
just published by the subscribers, entitled
"GOld Mines ofCalilornia," and also a
Geographical, Typographical and His'ori-
cal view Of that country, from official doe
uments and authentic sources with a Map
Of the country, and particularly the Gold
Region edited by G.. &. Foster, Esq,
price 25 cents. All the authentic iulor-
nation that can be procured will be found
in this book, price per hundred SLIP
per dozen. A new edition is IN press 10
supply country orders, which will be sent
according to the time Of application. This
work is the first authentic publication on
the subject, and embraces all the inlorma-
ton ofreal value to persons interested IN
that wonderful section of country.
DEWITT & DAVENPORT,
Tribune Building, New York.
April 2, 1880.
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Great Mechanical Work.
D. APPLETON & CO., NEW YORK,
fire no,c publishing in parts, price
TWenty-fue cents each,

fire no,C publishing in parts, price
Twenty-Five cents each,
A DICTIONARY Of Machines, Mechanics,
4 Engne-work, Engineering; designed for
Practical Working Men, and those intended for
the Engineering profession. Edited by Oliver
Byrne. This work is of large Syo. size, contain
ing 6. 600 Wood cuts 1t Will present working
drawings and descriptions of the most import
ant machines in the United States. lndeperd-
ent Of the results Of American ingenuity, II will
contain complete practical treatIses on Mcchan-
les, Machinery, Engine-work, and Engi nccr-
ings with all that is useful in more than one
thousand dollars worth Of folio volumes, maya.
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The publishers have expended large sum Of
money to get original drawings of machinery in
practical use in this country, and have procured
almost every work on the subject whether pub
lshed in England, France, or Germany, the
most essential parts Of which being comprised
in this Dictionary, render 1t as perfect and com
prehensiye as possible.
great economy in type, 50 that each page
of the work contains at least four times the
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the same size. This has also secured TO each
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The publishers are, in short, determined re-
CARELESS of cost, to make the works as complete
as possible; and it is hoped every one DESTROYS
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numbers, and thus encourage the enterprise.
The work will be issued in semi-mOnlhly
numbers, commencing in January, 1850 and will
progress with great regularity.
The whole work will be published in 40 IN
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within tho current year, 1850. 4 liberal discount
will be made to agents
Any one renting the publishers $40 in ad-
vance shall receive the work through the post
Office free of expense.
April ., 1850
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STATE INsfKUCTIeNS.

IL never knoT What this State thinks
nf a measure. | never consult her. act
TO The hes, of my Judgement, and accor+
ding 10 my conscience. 1t she approves
well AMI good. If she does not, or wish
es any one else to take my place, am.
readv 10 varatr. We are even.
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The Mexican Boundary.

The Mexican Boundary.
We learn from the correspondence oil
the New York Commercial .7dUertiSer,
that the commissioners for running the
boundary line between the United States
and Mexico had meeting on the 18th OF
February al San Diego, when 1t was de-
termined that, as it was impracticable du-
ring the present state of things in Califor-
MIA to advance beyond the mouth Of the
ella, toward New Mexico, and nothing of
importance remained to be done on that
side of the line, the commission should
adjourn 10 meet at Paso del Norte, on the
4lh of November next.
Col. Weller was passenger in the last
trip of the Oregon to San Francisco, and
General Condo and suite were also pas
sengers in her 10 San Bias, on her trip
down.
The most amicable feelings had contin-
ued to exist, between the commissions,
and letters expressive Of such had passed
after The adjournment. Col. Weller had
also given a dinner to General Condos
suite.
1t was decided by the Commissioners
to have monuments placed at the follow
ing points One monument OF white mar
bic at the initial point, the base block to
be three feet square, with an o5ellsk OF
nine feet. with the following inscriptions:
On the Pacific 'front.'" Initial point OF
boundary between the United States and
Mexico, established by the Joint Commits
sion, lOlh of October, A. d. lS49, agree
ably to the treaty dated al the city OF Qua
daIupe IIIdalgo, February ,, A. ID. 1913.
JOHN B. WELLER, U. S. Commissioner,
.4ndrew B. Gray, u. S. Surveyor"
Beneath this will be the same inscrlP-
ton in Spanish, substituting The names
PEDRO GARCIA CONDE, Mex. Com.
Jose SaIazGr Y. Na,rigin, .uerican Surveyor.
On the side fronting the United States,
viz the North,
Omitted States Of America"
IAN arrow cut over the inscription
Direction Of the line"
On the opposite side, or that fronting
MEXICO:
"Rcpublica Mex;cana."
'.Ducccian dc Ia l.nia.'
On the remaining side, lis geographical
position, "norlh Latitude 81 81 59 5S.
/ Longitude 7h. 5Sm. 2ls. west of Green
witch. as determined by VIM. Ii. Emory
ON the part of The United States, and Jose
Salazar Ylarrigjn, on the part of Mexico.
Another of the same material and dI.
mansions will be placed At a ONT agreed
Iupon. near The mouth of the ella; II will
bear the same inscriptions as the former.
excep, its latitude and longitude, which
will be. "norrh latitude 81 49, 81 o.
lorrimdc p IS -" 81, w. from Green
witch. Distance from the middle OF the
ella. where it uni,es with The Colorado,
327 metres, as determined BY Lieutenan,
A. W. Whipp!e on the part OF the Um'ed
States, and Jose SaIazar ilarrIgln OH the
part VI Mexico"
This monument will be erected abou'
len fee, above the adjoining level.
i In addition there will be erected five
monuments of cast iron, about 400 pounds
weight. with the same inscriptions, except
as to latitude and longitude, and the NAMES
OF the astronomers.
! They are TO be constructed in the Cn''
ted States, ana Lieutenant WhippIe, who
was passenger in the Oregon on her late
i,rir. has been entrusted with the SuPerln'
',endcnca OF he samr.-RcpubEc.
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ADVANTAGES IN HIS OWN STATE

81 am an object Of as great curiosity to
people outside Of circle of five miles in
This State. as any where else. Not one
man in Il hundred in this State ever saw
me-"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-16
NEW
CASH STORE,
NEW

THE Subscriber has just Received and is now
l. opening in the House formerly occupied by
Solomon Slaley a new and extensive assortment
of goods such as Groceries, Bacon Liquors,
Wines, Hardware, Queensware, Boots Shoes
and Hats, domestic Cotton s &C.. all Of which he
will sell wholesale or retail at city prices merely
adding cost of transportation. As he intends sell
ling exclusively for Cash or in exchange for pro-
duce, he hopes to be able TO sell at such prices
as TO make it an inducement for all who wish to
deal in that way to give him a call. For instance
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FOR SALE,

A NEW and neat two horse Carriage,
\ with shafts accompanying 10 use with
one horse, if desired; harness for two
horses corresponding.
Also, a light three horse wagon, made
by Mr.. Jno. Smurr, nearly new.
Inquire of the PklN Elk
AnriI 9. lS5O-!f
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ZINES.
NOTICE.

THE person who borrowed from the late
l. VIM. Short volume of the Compre-
hensive Commentary of the Bible, con.
tanning Mathew, Marx, Luke and John,
will please return it to my Office.
V. VI. RUTLER,
April ., ls50-3tf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-16
THE PRESIDENCY.

Il have not concealed opinion. Twill
always take the liberty of speaking nv
honest convictions. MISUNDERSTANDING full,
IT'S because the measures are not ripe.
"Othce can add nothing to me. Were
PRESIDENT, | would put the country right;
but that is like putting salt on The BIRDS
'a!i. No man can he President unless he
VIII pander TO the public. 4 patriotic
President is impossible"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-16

he viii sell good Orleans sugar at 5Icts
prime do dc 81
very best do do
Bet mola,scs 3Is gal.
Orleans do do 37t
Sugar House syrup 62t
good Rio coffee lie
very best do ii
best Imperial tea 100
best q. P. do Extra article l,25
Bacon g.
Domestics very cheap by the piece and every
thing in my Line at the corresponding rates: if
YOU don't believe it call and see.
DAVID BILLMYER.
April l6, 1850-tf
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execute Justice, and 10 protect The people
from animal violation of law.
People will learn wisdom only BY
punishment, and IL The case of our Union
il will come"
NATION AND NATIONAL.
"Why use that word natioa and ma
tiona as applied to the federal Union IL
is wrong. Public sentiment ought 10 be
corrected throughout the United States.
Il has dangerous tendency. God knows
we are tending too rapidly TO consChda-
ZION already, and habinating the people
10 nationality helps it along.
.Ours is a federal Union-cOmPosed
or thirty distinct States. The convention
secuted the word nation. So did General
Washington in all his public papers. Ma
nv use the word nation, or national from
ignorance others from habit, and with
design. The United States are not a ma
ton. The federal Union Of the States
the constitution or government OF the
United States are the on Y terms employ
ed to designate this conlederacy, and
which express its meaning clearly. The
United States, when used geOgraphlcaIly,
means that portion of the continent occu-
pied BY the States and the territories, and
socially speaking, it means the thirty
Stl,es in one. A citizen must belong To
some one State. If so, he is, OF course,
a citizen of the United States, but Cir
zen of the United States as the name OF
people, is an anomaly, without being a
citizen of any particular State. There is
no proper and correct word which deSlg-
mates us a people. TO apply to US, we
should do as the French do, use the plu-
raj peoples The people of the State of
New York has meaning. The people
of The United States has mott expresses
what does not politically exist. The
peoples of the United States would mean
the people of the thirty distinct States
and would express correct meaning.
There is a word wanting. American lsI
understood, but has no reality. A Next
can or Kamschalkan has as much claim
to the name Of American as we have.
citizen is known as belonging 10 his own
local sovereignty. He is Georgian,
Kentuckian or other State name, but there
are no United Slalesidns. The country
occupied By the States might have been
designated as Columbia or 'Al!eghania'
and been used geographically and socially.
The extent of the States, and the people
of each State would have been known I'M
der The general term Of Columbian or AL
lcganian. A nation means people who
are socially and politically united as lndI-
viduals. We are not TO be limited. Ours
in federal union of States, and not Of III
dividuals. Federal was the popular word
in the old convention. 1t was so popular
that it was adopted by political party,
who rendered it odious. National or ma
ton a very odious word in that conven-
ron, but it came into use in the place OF
federal. Jefferson without a thought OF
the idea conveyed, allowed it TO be used.
A paper was started in Washington with
that name.
POLITICAL PARTIES.
UFverv old issue of both partiCS Is oh.
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"1h! Carry Ne Back to Old Virginia"
HE-NRY BEDT.NGER

HENRY BEDINGER
UAS returned 10 Virginia, and offers his
II Professional services &c the citizens
If JEFF .rsnn and he rrighbnrlng counties.
HIS ol,.cc Is ON Main Street, one door from
J,hn II. McEndree's sore, Shepherds
town. where lie ran always be found when
MOI attending Counts.
March IL, 1857
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NULLlFIc ATION,

Il would have dictated nv own terms
at Washington, but for one thing. Jack
son was popular in Tennessee. |; would
lave been war in the South. did no,
wish II. But for that would not have
compromised them. |, would have been
" Southern Stale against Southern Sta.e,
or Tennessee would have fought for Jack
son"
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POLITICAL PARTIES.

EVERY old issue of both parties is OBJ,
sOlcle-dead. They have no principles.
Spoils, plumber, absorb both. 1t must
end fatally. This administration MAY ex-
ist to It's end, but it is doubtful. The
next Congress may end it. The demo.
Gratis will unite, in every free STATE, with
;he free soiers, TO gain the power and
patronage of the State governments, to fl
nally break down the wing general ad-
ministraion, and get these spoils. Fay
Tor is setting unwsely-hlling his places
with whigs-disappointing twenty where
he satisfies one making terrible opPosi-
ton in his own party, who are equally
DESTROYS of spoils as the democrats. If
he drives off The South. at the next Con.
gress he mus; exist in fccbleness until his
term is out. For twenty years have
tureseen all this. Plumber and spois will
cave in our system. | understood our
evils. and see our danger clearly. have
understood Il ever since was Vice Pres
Idenn My mind was the matured.
have had an important part in all, andgreat
r%pen'nce and ample time TO reflect
Corruption is in both parties equally alike
BOW. | would not take the Presidency
u be trammelled. What have | to gain
My conscience is my only reward
lis approval my only ambition. would
preserve the Union if | could. will
protect The South. Her rights are sacred.
Justice Is the only safety for the rjdera'
umon. As things are going, The South
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laSI Of LETTERS

MNI UF LII EItO
DEMAINlNG in the Post Office at
IL Shepherdstown, for the quarter end
OIL, NI,r,b 1870
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Wsinsartsm etipa 9tder gros. i'm tsifsn @uls
turifants, wsldsr pcriesn Josrbif rsidbs Nuss
bsute lisfsrts mno elm Gstrdnf bsrportrabts,
baS tsf tsifsn Mbsnirsns nis)t nasbffsbt.-
llsbsrbdiipt psrbnt Der Ssrfs @auntp.gEsin
tas ect, has CT faii att rein srbaltsn uno cb,
ne Mifbuns perfauft wirp, paS bsi psl aus
bern impcrtrten ODER fabrisirtsn 9Esinsn nid)t
Der Sal 1T, ea fcIde gar oft ju tisf burd)s
Baisr 9efcmnlen unb bann bic psrlprsnsnSsis
ifsr nidt fslten burb 0Ebisfsp Srancp u. +.
10. sriset iinb., Dies mag audi mobl bic lire
fade isin, bas bic einbeimifbsn Wsins iinmer
lsbt psrfdufiib iinS une gut bssablt msresn.
Sn sinissn antsrn 9aunibips bon Ssrfs
Sauntp Wire sbsnfa0s Bsn 9sbaut, scd) ba.
ben mir Su meni9 Sunbe BARON, nm etipas Ses
ltmmtss earlbsr ;u fa9sn. SsrfsSauntD wirb
nod lan9s ben &uf bsbaItsn, bas ss in Sstreff
ces QSei nbauss pcn fsinem anbsrsn in Vsnns
iDlvansn ibsrtroiTsn mirb.
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2caaliffrnna Der 8am=Ssereine.

Sohs Esuts, psld)e bisDsr cas 0Girfsn unb
SQanesln Der Saus unb gparfOnes8srsins fir
Soumbu9 blsltsn ODER gar meintsr bas iis ssfee:
wlSrl9 marsn, Wsresn iib pisasibt wunbsrn,
msnn iie psrnsbmsn ons Gsi Der @sfss9sbun9
DIE palltrun9 elmer Afts bsantra9t 1T, msld)s
DE @ufmuntsrun9 sur Silbun9 FOLDER Ssuins
sum 3mef bat. 9isfslbs lssoliiirt bic 8srsins
NIT wsni9en Ssfbrdnfun9cn, autoriirt Die
sourtsn osnfsIben Sreibrists ;u srtbsiIsn unb
bslfmmt snblib, bas jsesr csrarti9s 8srsin sis
ne Ab9ate pon $40 an ben Staat bs;ablsn
fca. Sails bisfe slfts @sise wirb, 70 wsrosn
,pobi ais 3welfsi in Setrsif Der Gsftsljbfsit
FOLDER 3srsne bsfsitist isin.
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Nnfunft bes Sampff6iffse G III.
pire CITY in Sleu Oorf.
ron fo,o f,>8tc Nnu H o1;fc.u;ouA

Sleu Verf, 7. Setr - Oas Oampf(bif
gmrire gitp lanste INN balb nah II llbr
aelterm Ntenb bier al. Sic Slaebridten Itno
bon sroBer 1Bihtisteit. Der Oampfprcpels
Ter ,,gbeiapeate" lanstc ain / 8. San. al SPAS
mama an uno Iollte in peniacn 3aaen ma6
Gun Sraneisec atsebcn. I'm Slahmittaae
3ugbasrrs f: Die alabama, Salecu, gbercfss,
Govern unb empire gitp. - Sn ben @e'p6ls
ben Der britt. gompasnie 81 ebasrss rmaren
al $50, 900. Mno Wiillion in DlilnSe purbe
aus ben 8srswerfen bon gOpiapo fir bic
SeUerm eripartct.
Inter ben Dada9ieren Der empire City
llnb 6srr 8scrse qB. 3Brisbt uno eOwarp
@ilberts, erwatltc NspraIsntantsn bon Ca.
lifornisn; 5srr &. Butler Sing, SamueI
Warb, G. 6arrIon, gr Solicitor bss 6afens
BON Gan Sraneiseo 6r. Sufpm uno 5r.
Ginter, OspefbeniIberbrinssr BON Der Scr.
ct. Grsns gommiIIton; $ieut. Slorris, 9es
peltbsnhbsrbrinss bon Commodore Scnss.
Oas Sampfltbiff Oregon lanate am cot
San. nit 298 padasieren BON Gan Sranjis:
co al. 9ie braebte 6rn. Sremcnt nnol QBm
Swin, erwablts Ssnatoren NIT. Obertt Srss
mont ,par bnrt Rrantbsit leiner Srau Su
banana sas!!fssbaltem.
Der Oregon brahte 8l,129,s2 in 8clp.
itaub ais Srabt uno in ben 9cffern fcinsr
pafasisrs mn6 ueniaitens nod zine Wlillion
sspefsn iein. Bon mebrsrsn 3wilhsnOsfs
paiTasicren tpuBte man, paE ite jeoer 8l00..
900 in ibrem 8efls bsttsn, nnc bic htrisen
battsn SMmmcn bon 2, 5, 10, 20 unb sos
900 Sbaler.
9is empire@tr trahts ST.. 1854 81
ais Tradht, popcn 8248, 900 init ccmOampf
I6lfe Unicorn amaelanst ,parsn. Ssrnsr snt
baltsn Dabrfheinih Die Gctfsr ber paGas
nod cine WlllliOn, ,pcnadb Der san5e 8etras
cee init per Empire gitp ssfommsnen 8ols
pes eirea $s,l3S,647 Sd ausmadt
ganaba.-Soronto, 1. Sebr.--$orb gl.
ain bar OspGhen bon Carl @rep erbaltcn,
pcrin lssterrr ihn auforpsrt, aIe Wlittel CUR
llntsrcrAfnns Der Inlblubtsmesnnsen an:
3nmenoem ibm fur oas, mas berets sefebebsn
ut, canft uno ertlart, eaB 70 lanss irssno Gin
3bsl ces eanacifebsn Selfss minfebt. fene
STbinenlss init ben, Wutterlance ~ erbaI'
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8rmont unb Col 6pbnnc. BON Miliffppi. ipurben
am 2lifen burdl bic @eieboebung aIS Yer Staatens
Scnatorn elirdbIt Die Nrbeiten in ben. Wlinen
flnb faf gang eiueeffsit. in 8c9e BON banfgen @e-
gen unb Sbnce. unb 9robe sruppS bon Wlinirern
fommen tdgIib nab San 5roueiScc Cine perbee-
renbe 6eucrSsrunif fanb am 81, gu Gan Sraneiseo
tatt tpoburb Gin GROCER SbciI, fait cine SdIite Der
Stabt 5erff0rt murbc. Der Werluff ipirb gu d biS
Wlilicnen 2baIcr angeldld9en. DaS golt bat bic
Gonifitution bon Californian angenomlnen Sir bic
Nnndbme 10000, taacaen 5000 Stmncn.
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RerIommIu 9c9cn bic 5b iIun9 bon
Srrft GauntD-0ie Burger bon Obcr Sulpebodcn
bdttcn am &c Sonuar an SoIcpb Manbcd'S @uff-
baufe cine 5abIrcibe @crIammIun9 I'M ibrn gSibcr-
riIIen 9c9cn ctc Sbciun9 bon alt SertS tunb3utbun
bri weber cine 9cibe 3pedmdBi9cr 9cfdlaITe paiIr-
ten, norm unicrc 8cprcIcntanten in Der @eIcb9cs
bun9 on9cmcien merecn, iib allen @crubcn jur
3beiun9 unIcrcS Gountie6 gu pcCrIcBcn
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Ser SSciuba,t.


Cine 4n;abl Der esutltsn Samrn pom Serfs
@auntp baben fbon pcr msbren Sabrsn hsn2(ns
bau Der 2Seinrsbsn bsecnnsn, um in unisrsm els
9entlib ncb osutfbsn Sauntp aub bsutfben
&sbsniaft su 8slpinnsn. 4nfan9s fanbsn iib
eini9s SbWisri9fstsn Der nod nibt 70 gut
eultiprte Soosn mcllts bem ;arten @swddfe
nbt Suiprsbsn, absr Nuscausr anbaItsnosr
8lsis unb ifsts 9lufmsrtfamfsit auf ben nsusn
SneuifrisSwei9 BADEN ben ftibnitsn @rwartuns
gen sntiprcbsn uno bic Ssit 1T nibt fern, no
bic Wenbauer uiblibsn ecbn fir brs Oelbe
srntsn psrSsn. Die Si9sI ldnss Der sulpss
bcfsm in ben 2aunfbips Ssrn Seioslbsr9 u.
SuIpsbcfsn, fbsinsn DEFENDERS pcn Ratur gum
0Ssnbau 9seisnst ju Fin unc bic gi9sntbImsr
esrislben 9sWinnen bersits ben berrlibfsn &ss
bsnfaft aus ibrsn gum 3bsil nod nsusn 06sins
9drtsn. QSir battsn Gsls9enbst ben Wsin TN,
itres alttn Sreunccs, Jorn. Ystsr 6iitber, Su
prlfsn uno mifTsn 9eitsbsn, oae ss Elm bsrrlis
Dies Getrdnf 1T, bas 70 rsdt bsutfb fbmsdt
oaS Gsnatb erbeitert uno ole Gor9sn Der 3eit
fur cine SGelle psr9eiTsn mabt. J9r. s. trsibt
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