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FOR RENT.

s{f0R RENT-A we'll located and roomy Lot,
CORNER q s. l@sslt ard q c@1!zs Streets a. a storage q
my, - r. - =. 80 B9NE PLACE.
6-tHEAP RENT IA two story frame IN
- t!o4s' s5aeatrg g, eas hesi9s a d a4e asia S
I1adp,f snail families lSs9, 70 ~! NJ s.. pr te,tb
81 TORE TO RENr.--Immediate posses. nm
fto6 Ntw lyes Nalt6ez
srrse rent To good n trfaa lie terms viii be
"pja ~ -l'' P''s'l' Ft ,is
gsToRE TO RENT.-Possessiou given LIST ~
~ os2 5 nd zg i his o 7 's E, 5n a.
e od Or fFG9F sttss I,ns S"sh 49 o, Fs 20 my
~. ~ L. BRILL ! co, 81 Common street.
gESO RENT-IMMED1AT POSSESSION ttIVhN -
IL T6oay,v 5rssp,o BRICK STORE IN Futon eres pe.essp
@ and S2le nf 1s9h s,st, Tn ~ eTaaT Z , gs IN
iesls bSREtII co, caeou,ot. street.
s4sOk Rent House on the North East -
rofp" Of 'tv- and l@ a9tt z,g Agg e e o A
NOR RENT light and spacious Office.
po'',a'''pFSs Il, AsneR.oaE4 @. . i. ossr.,
ENOR RENT,-Back Office, IS Poydras street,
rs from ' 'Aa15f f sa}55,sSb53g CO $
gIyoR RENT.-rhe Lower Flsor OF store sseg
No 100 Poydras s',ee' Apply 10 : 5,,p,,,,,g4.{k
g4sOR RENT Two large and well lighted ~
Offices, Poriia. si IsF f 2 Y at!E 90
F,ssg sss5 Awe2org T. y !; M y; MATILDA
NY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias, to me
4tycsa y se Il Y = p Fs a.ts T ~ r ess
na y e II d p VA at y sd. 5 s NV w@rsloase
49,, . ., AZ uovs EssH gpS 4
jasi i J. HoaPF Constable.
FtRsr Jrsr1rr.s IIJoHI FARRELL va " D. GRlNsuEY
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AN IMMENSE CYLINDER Friday, at New
York, ~ persons sat down to a lunch inside Of
the cylinder of the steamboat Metropolis, now
being finished at the docks of the Novelty Works,
for the Fall River Line. This enormous cylinder
IS lO4 inches in diameter, working with IL feet
stroke. 1t is 10 feet and 8inches in length, and
34,O99 lbs. in weight A horse and carriage
passed through the cylinder several times with
out difficulty, and it is said it looked large
enough for an omnibus to pass through. After
the dinner was over 101 men stood in the
cylinder without difficulty, and it could have
held several more
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERn0r Cry,
Saturday Evening June q. 1854:
The supply ofstoek sale is ample and tie market in
tA7or of purchasers. easy at out quotations
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Ez1CR MOBILE-Daily u E Mail f., D
yEss IN esT I e. L9r
m g serR'@ts OR Econ cdpt R 4 FIsrn.
tr4i ahoSe
s ftslY, arriys At she
Late Of she IL e0ck ally ard elrrtrg
tuesdays
atd SATURDAYS, 90 Hz3 MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
returning.
Tie Wsy Bag oafee Of promptly
'-.reF Div p. GErrEs. ag"nt, PIrr- i4i
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,hNGE PROCLAMATION -TAyERNs
.S@ER SABBATH, ETC. - Phiiadei-
aE-As general thing the procla-
BR Conrad, declaring his inten-
,,psly enforce the law against SELL
the Sabbath, has been respected
Keepers, though several are sell
lgs entering through the back
4 esare selling openly, designing to
Z. scsFk utionality OF the law.
9neries have resorted to Cam
~ Islanl, where immense sales
sde at double prices. The Lager
are also closed, though several
gns craped and flags displayed at
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SPOKEN

Steamer left St Louis on the 2s, instant; pert and
loading New Orleans snouds aud Illinois
ports w Zee to Cairo.
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* UNDRIES-
~ loo bills NEWARK CIDER
80 frkino GOSHEN BUTTER, SUPERIOR steamer Star
pfhe South
300 bills Superior REFINED WHALE OIL, and WINTER
STRAINED OIL
40 IMPERIAL CANISTER TEA
In Store and for sale by A. D. GRIEFF d CO.,
feh2l No. 30 Old Levee
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LAKE STEAMERS.
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s &C. - 60 20 ''a On '''s's "'s ''0''N
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--rn-
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@ a es q END nd .s.a ,0ss e. aad sas
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5:Ss @s:s.as SOD ,ss s s'.s
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ro.1s-soa'" saitoaf L,1sss 9ssar ssf'a5'
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FET3Af T. .ar.Is AIRP p M9RSIN6'
TuE+DaY MoRvTNG * S,.tass cara
TIL, RsDAY MoR%INs, X .locE cara.
800 sa M r. r. ,t o ent, a tb sll
os csrso',o1 nd Js rson orsig trS esr, -
F5z. ssTa ey e fad 81 y sag me wsfk ss
e5 Fl MEX 5 0 " advertised TO r cannot 90 forward
m sIa4y 11or1s Il o,sort and 81 Tasia7 TSrrs4av
and Friday and Saturday evenings at
oe-oek' r.er
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q UNDRIES-
~ lC0v boxes STAR CANpLES;
son half 5o.es 10.
800 ar do. do.
lQI bbs, Choice LARD OIL
and krgr NJ. l LARD;
$50 or. rasks DOMESTIC BRANDY
eighth
100 bs Fletcher'B Extra WHISKY;
100 do. RAW WHISKY
$50 du. Old AIouonta and bourbon WHISKY;
400 boxes ULElSE SOAP. For sale by
so4 JOSEPH lands L CO, So Tchouptnutas sire et
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Y.
tsriEst
David 8 Brown, 1912
Da'siel Atahoaey
I lttlia ..+......LPT
Airrren. .-....-.24 ~
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VIII e4ve m Til uF2sTAY, Jun+ "a, 81 neoct P.
F17OR UPPER RED RIVER FORT y
IL ToUsoS M1CTHnF KIAMictt and LIT E!Ess4s5SS4 r
TIE RIVER, WHITE LIFTS SpAHIsH BLrF rs
p4,~ngsr packet AMANDA, " v kEshet, prt
eght md witt RtO~ orreigt
ply boird LESls sSaPP 80 New Lev 2.
BTha Anauda viii ts7 through, she is vsI progd d
with
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coTToN ANp ropAeco srATEMENr.

CbTroS-talGs. TOBLccH-hbft
stock on hand Sept ...........i JOSH 29555
Received since li435l7 4l513
= yesterday.... ssl-l,4o140s o00-4.5l3
14l498o 7o97s
Exported to tsts.. l 23o,37o 2eG54
- Saturday. 1887 1,247,3'6 1S87-28 54I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-26

Ylune l9.-Advices from NIonteri-
hi iay have been received. They
afitieton tn La Plata. The Bra
orfe positively TO enter Montevideo
lsly 1t was reported that Presi-
oI gone to meet them.
nefre a slight attempt at reyolu-
d iade, bat the movement was soon
wnkeral persons we're arrested and
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

Monday Morning June &c, 1854 I
COTTON .... Factors were asking very full prices
Saturday and there fewer purchasers
the market The sales Of the day were limited to $500
bales. We quote
n,ru, np1r.,.e ~ .cc1u1c.r,n,,
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EXpNRTs

GALVESTON AND TSDTA NOEhSteamshp 1ouitirnnl7 bids
2oak ga ts hour do PORK 50 bib whsksy 20 %
bay sRc{ cnils 100 soap 100 cola
ope 30 keg@lard, rs bales tobacco 81 pkg mdse.
NEW Notwithstanding Empire ctyl5s bsles cotton 90 hhis
what coffee IG0 kegs dD tha
bb whsk and 1856 bana bales deekG and
snndtids.
LtyFRtOOt-ship Paragon2iiS bnss cotton.
LfYERPoosP ger ste~a tg252 bales eotton pkg4
IlvFRPDoL-Ship a bert Galsin-3932 bales cotton.
ANTWERPship Cou-56 bales cotton, $50 hhts Tobacco, +ait
gtcks fastc
HAvRE-Wm II whaton-la2T baes cotu.
BosToNShp Fsne,na l.s tnes cotton, 70 DO hid.
btl or $40 bsls u do wAskOy 1918 pigs lead, $500
hides, nldHr
EREsEN-sp oceanl6s cotton, hbd
$3.50 sisyeN, rs bhs pork.
BnEMENsla hra srid, 1a bales cotton, 24 do and 5ss
hAt' tpbarco s5#t EtnFrE, i pkg IN Sc
ERENEN-BaH Aiouis-l4s cotton, 80 bhia totaeeo
NEW yoRK-scb Motts 70 cson l5ls for
uheut,
WV roRK-sehr crysoii Md, sugar i7s tbs as.
o. hl5es. lkgs ml-s.
IAyANAser Aec-'Q DDls and 500 Ee.siar 500 Kegs butter
lEIh actlu.
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dune 23.-The deaths by cholera
NM the last hours amount to
ling HIhrge increase.
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\ 70. "A terri fic hail and thunder
d city yesterday Z Many houses
Pie lightning, and one man was
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IulfltOfy shlII be stttItl.
HON discussed the Civil and Di-
ic Aiation bill, and adjourned
HINalne - In the Senate today,
cussthe Presidents veto was con-
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edward the present Government
ID able.
n June 2O.-The Commissioner of
newea for seven years the tele-
athntal to Professor Morse in June,
lawn relinquished= the claim set
N q the eighth specification of
Jill under the decision Of the SUI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-26

EESO RENT-IMMEDlATE POSSESSION GIyhN ~
III thrfeny BRTCK STORE Fulou atreet,
Giie and Nn'te Dame, tn GrtF E
through on tgon New Iegso strees and having Gtalts
bIth.
For FIR her particulars, 81 ply 10
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O. TORE TO REhI--Immediate posses m
- son sven,That large four story Trick tters, gra9i Az
Ont known 2B hew tvee bat~euH Nnttgz Alley Pey
To COED perm tnat, liberal terms Will be
Graned. For further par leqlGra apply 70
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6~tHEAP RENT. = two story frame IN
- oUs, e9naurg hestirs d abe httca"nt ~
cen, etc, ftu4te u Cspts5 street Tue ptalae "oqd
aadae snail families. Rent 80 rpnth.
Gqarr Of MRS. h0WFRS, 10 iut7 sttert. mSstt
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AD#, June 2l.-A fire at the village
ld5g, in this State today, de-
tsuses. The loss is estimated at
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~ se>Span Government had agreed
u r + Va treaty De atn,<L ht'1y the
gig an appropftf.se INN D. Or the
lis conditions. nc sum of
,1 be paid on the exchange of
It'd which act, the 10th Of June
J zen fixed, and a further sum of
,da he paid when the boundary Of
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Ill CRESCENT ClTY.-Acm YORK,
amer Crescent City has ar
n New Orleans, bringing dates
l the 18th inst, She brings over
4 No news Of any Importance
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az PENSION BRIDG ES.-NOTICE
NJ BENJAMIN WATKINS, Of Fort Gibson, Mississippi Architect,
Engineer Bridge Bplier that will the Ms
spr The Ohio Ii Hudson, other Riser in the United States
with SUSPENSION BRIDGES reasonable terms, fol ready lash
y! Will erect trrntencloasd open SsapEortng Or IRON PER
iANtST BRIDGES, The above Suspension B dyes will We
pended either om Timber Brick Stone or S. or Wroga Iron
Towers locations with either Strap Iron Wire,
Cham stes He the polotc Washington Civ the
East River from New York to Brooklyn or Villa
son River rom West Point the Eastern ihrre,r
Cable was suspended during the Revolutionary "
IanIla-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
sATURDAY,------------ 8. 1854.
Dentistry.

We nave been requested to state that DR..
w. p. WITHERow, of Marlinsburg, is now
in this place, practicing Dentistry. Persons
who stand in need of his services should
call upon him Immediately, as his inten-
ton is to remain only u few days.
1t will also be seen by an advertisement
in to-Gay's paper, that DR.. J. l.. SRIDrNr
is now in this place, and intends paying
us visit once every month, for the pur-
pose of practicing Dentistry.
All persons who are in want ola Dent
list have now an opportunity OF procuring
the services of either of the above named
gentlemen. They are both said to be
sknlml woikmen, and will, no doubt, rem
der every satisfaction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
a Case of Hardness.

On Sunday last poor man, named
GEORGE Ayhart, tailor, living I'm Bedford
street, committed suicide in the prison.
|, appears that during the snow storm OF
Tuesday morning, his landlord got a writ
Of possession against him for failure to
nav his rent, and constable turned HIM
and his family, consisting OF his blind
wife, son, daughter, nephew and niece,
ont of doors in the storm. The man had
been advised by lawyer not TO pay the
rent TO any one until disputed claim to
the ownership Of his house was settled
On the election of his helpless family
during storm, Ayhart, who is described
as worthy, industrious man, resisted and
was committed to prison on charge OF
assault This punishment, lis disgrace
and the idea of his blind wife and DEEPEN
dent family being homeless in the depth
of winter, preyed upon the poor mans
mind so that he hung himself in his cell,
There is whole volume OF misery, OF
wretchedness and Of wrong in this brei
s,orv. and we doubt whether a greater
niece of cruelty than lhat which has SO
,ragicaIly terminated has ever occurred III
christian land One object we have IN
referring to this matter is 10 elicit further
information in regard TO ii. The public
have right to know the names OF the
oppressive landlord and the heartIeSS
constable who participated in this drama
Of wrong. They should be known SC
as to be held up to the eXecrallon OF the
world. Another object is to enlist the
svmpa,hies Of the benevolent in behaI
Of the wretched family--the blind vile
and helpless chlldren--thus turned on
into the streets in the depth Of WINTER
PhiIadelDhia BuiietOn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06

EXECUTIONS IN MAYA slave named
Merritt, who was convicted of fendIsh
assault and battery upon white woman,
was to have been hung on the lst inst,
in Charleston, South Carolina.
John IIendrlckson, who murdered his
wife, will be hung on Friday, the 9th
inst. in Albany, unless the authority OF
the Executive is interposed in his behalf,
for which strong efforts are now being
made.
Patrick Doel was convicted of killing a
woman, will be hung in Napcrvllle, ILL.,,
on Friday the l2lh inst.
A slave will be hung in Aberdeen,
Miss, on Friday the 18Th. He was con-
victed on a charge of arson.
James Parks, for the murder OF VIII
liam Beatson, last summer, at Cuyahoga
Falls, will be executed on 10Th inst, al
Akron, Ohio. Parks robbed B., cut of
his head and threw his body over the
falls. 1t may be remarked as comet
dence that the day on which Parks is to
be hung will occur the great annular
eclipse OF lhe sun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
AC0HitIaI.

Mathew f. Ward, tricd in Louisville
for killing Prof. Butler, has been acqult-
ted, the jury being out only five minutes.
b. had corrected W. brother, one of his
scholars. w. purchased a pair of pistols,
went next day to the school, and after a
few words of alteration, shot B., who
was uuaymcd, an elderly man, and Grip,
Fled in his right hand, through the lungs.
He died a day or two after.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
Tobacco Mandatory.

1t will be seen by referring to our ad-
vert;sing columns that WILLIAM SrNH
q BROTHER have located themselves in
this place for the purpose of carrying on
the Tobacco business, in all its various
branches. Persons who are addicted to
using the creed or feel an anxiety to take
pu6' can have their propensires gratllled
by giving them caII. We have not had
an opportunity Of testing the yJlaror OF
their cigars, but Judging from the favora'
BILE recommendation we have heard per
sons giving them they must certainly be
good article
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06

FAST WoMAN.---A woman named Mrs.
U.merslv. in Lawrence County, New
York, was a few days ago divorced from
her husband at hall-pasi seven o'clock,
and her original name restored, her hus-
band being in court and resisting the ap,
nI,ca,ion. Alto O'Clock the same day
She was married to Mr.. Wikie, thus be,
;nT Iwice a wife and once single, and lie.
,,7,,, entitled te bear the names of Mrs.
iIamersly, Miss Cotton, and Mrs, Wikiei
III in lie space of half an hour. This
WOMEN will pass.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
A Cash Dividend.

The Directors of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company have resolved to
declare cash dividends, commencing on
the first of October next, the Company
will declare dividend of its rCtt earnings,
after reserying as much thereof as may be
deemed necessary to apply to the sinking
fund, and also such an amount as may be
thought necessary to meet contingencies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
n IN --Fs q q, ~ O, .jr.rI
LGLJ ZE., LIB !, "a
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLouR.-The flour market this morning was
frm-sales Of 800 bbIs. Howard St. brand, at
= -, and 400 bb.s. City Mills atlbe same prIce.
Holders generally are unwilling to take, lHi,
price. Wee quote Rye Flour at e5.t0. Country
and City Corn meal at - 81 - per hbi.
GRAIE.-The receipts are a-hL u "ea,w
There were about 5000 bg,hei, offered, ard
sales Of white. good to prime, at POO 2lGa.i
red do at 800 q DOC Coru-There were
about 900 bu,hel, ciiered-saies Of white at
II a Pc, and yellow at llc.-CLirPER, J-h inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06

A WHOLE FAMILY PosoNED.-On
Sunday last Mr.. Marlborough, residing in
the county Of Hanover, Va, and his
whole family, consisting Of vile and
several children, were taken violently III
after dinner. 1t was subsequently ascer-
tanned that thev had been poisoned, and
their servant woman, who also pretended
to be sick, was Immediately suspected.
The family at last accounts, were IN
precarious condition.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
Foreign News.

Foreign News.
New YORK, May 1.-The steamer
Pacific has arrived with Liverpool dates
10 the 10Th.
LIVERPOOL UNSATISFACTORY firm
and active with an upward tendency, and
an advance on better qualities OF l-l6d.
Flour has advanced Is. IS. per Dbl.
Western canal 3S$ 3D.. 3Ss. Cd; Baltl-
more 3Ss. Wheat has advanced 3D.
Corn is in fair request at 4OS. 4ls. 81,
Consols 81 3, 8.
There is no new feature in the war ex-
cept the capture of six Russian Merchant
men, laden with munitions Of war.
The London News states that Admiral
Napier'S fleet had put 10 sea with The
view, it was supposed, Of attacking the
Russian fleet.
Five Russian ships, loaded with lead,
sulphur, &c. had been captured by an
English frgate.
Navigation is fast opening the Russian
and Turkish ports.
The Russians had dismanned their
ISLAND foTtresses, burned their shipping,
. and retired with their guns to the main
land.
The French Squadron had sailed to
ioin Napier in the Baltic.
Admiral Dundas was preparing to block
ade and attack Odessa.
Sanguinary skirnishcs occur daily on
the Danube. The Russians had mann
tanned themselves in Dobrudsha.
Omer Pacha would not hazard an at
tack until his allies were in his rear. Ten
thousand had reached Gall!pols.
The Greek instruction is feeble, bat
still exists.
No operation had taken place in ASIA
on account of unlayorablc weather.
The Carcassians had gained several
victories over the Russians, competing
them TO eyacuate forts and retire TO their
ships. Some garrisons had been cut TO
pieces.
England demands that Spain shall re-
fuse the admittance Of Russian privaieeIs
INTO Spanish ports.
The rumor of The entrance of the Aus
trians into Servia is supposed to DE lrue'
but it has not confirmed.
Varna is defended by COCO men, and
reinlorcements have been asked from the
fleet.
At Matochin the combat was sangW- .
narv-three Russians and three Egyptian
batialions remained dead on the field.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New York, May 1.-The following
is the latest intelligence by the Pacific;
The entrance of the AusrlanS into Ser
via is confirmed.
An important Russian fortress in Lower
Wallachia has been accidentally burnt,and
large amount of stores destroyed.
All the Russian ports are declared un-
der blockade.
The English and French treaty OF al,
lance, offensive and defensive, has been
signed at Paris.
The combined fleets were before Odes'
sa the Ist of April. The city was garrl-
soned with 10000 Russians.
Hungary and Holland were watching
on opportunity TO cOnsummale plans Oh
political advancement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
The Christian Trial.

This trial was brought to close on Tues
dav of last week. The jury failed to
unite upon verdict, and were discharged.
The case was transferred to Bedford Coun-
tv. where it will be tried in September
The Lexington Star says:
owe learn from one Ct the jurors thai
he and the others who were III favor OF a
conviction hal determined to accompany
the verdict. if one had been found WIKI a
recommends ion Of the prisoner to EXeru-
tive Clemency, upon the ground that al
though, in their opinion, the case oil the
accused came within the strict letter OF the
law. vet under all the circumstances OF the
case. and in consideration OF the grIevous
Orovocation under which he had been I'M
PEELED to act, they believed him entitled
to Executive Clemency, and an uncondl-
tonal pardon" -
The same paper says the speech of I.
J. Niche, Esq, of Staunton, who was re-
tanned for the prosecution, 'was such anei,
fort as has been but seldom, if ever heard
on behalf of the prosecution in our ItS)
county, Mr.. Mosby, one Of the counsel
for the defence, being prevented by i'll
ness from speaking, Judge Brockenbrough
took his place and "alhough thus called
upon without previous notice, or opPoriu-
nifty for preparation, he discharged the
duty in manner which excited the sur
prise and admiration Of all who heard him.
His was an address, which, although pro-
duced Thus upon the spur of moment,
would have reflected credit upon the ablest
ofcounsel as the resuItofthe most thorough
study and preparalion."
Another account says that "nlnc were
for murder in the first degree, bat agreed
to compromise in a verdict of murder in
the second degree. One was for a YER
diet Of manslaughtcr, and two for acquli-
al"
The Rockingham Register says:
"The general feeling in the community
where the tragedy was enacted, was de-
against the acquital Of the prison
er, and verdict of "murder in the second
degree" with confincmentin the Pcnitcn-
tary for term of years, would have ac-
corded with the general wish Of those who
attended the trial"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
A CARD.

IN reply to Zone of the People" in the
/ Spirit of the 2nd OF May, state for
his information, and all others who may
feel an interest in the matter, that, if the
people Of Jefferson shall again confer on
me the office now fill, | shall continue
my present deputies in Office.
JOHN w. MOORE.
May 6, 1854. 2i--te
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06
DENTISTRY,
Constable,

| offer myself as a candidate for the Of
flee of Constable for the 5lh District Of
Jefferson County. Should my friends
elect me, promise to discharge the du-
lies of the office with fidelity.
ROBERT b. EVANS, Jr.
Nav 6, 1884. 2l--tc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-06

&z7The Jacksonville Advocate, OF
Tazewel county, Va, gives the prices
current IN that town as follows; Bacon
ga l 0 cents; butter 10 cents eggs o.
cents flour (bbl) 50 so; dried apples
IS cents. dried peaches 81 81 0o per
hns.: corn 80 cents.