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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
coHrsatioa Of The "Rej atican Ant7icans" or
\ naIe SameL hines " ELertLanA


coRrsniioa Of The 'Rej ubfican Amfyicdas," OF
knoic Something's, at Gierefand
CLEyEr MD, June l4-rhe Committee of
Resolutions appointed by the Know something
convention consisting Of one from each State.
made report. which being revised and slightly
modified, Wis passed in substance n follow:
lilo preamble asserts thst ser,ihiy II the
slave power l. the charuc teri>tic of tho existing
political parties -pcrilouS 10 manhood aud the
best interests the North and the liberties Of
the republic.
The Resolutions deelare-That the issue hr.
fore the American public whether freedom shall
be limited to the free States ar slavery to the
slave States; that the issue has been forced upon
the country by slave power aggres -on- and espe-
cially the Nebraska outrageS and assaults on the
elective franchise in Kansas. has aroused the
freemen of the Republic; aud they will maintain
their rights and resist additions 10 the slave ter
ritnry. They will maintain the mt ua!ity of
freedom. and the friends of freedom should
make principles and not place the test of
admission to citizenship.
They will repel every ecclesiastical interfer-
ence in political affars-from potentate, pontif,
or priest, as destructive of the right to worship
God according to the dictates of conscience and
liberty.
The resolutions also recommend for the action
of the several States the promotion OF temperance,
the support of free schools. free labor, and har-
Dor improvements. They also urge all to strive
10 elect men of integrity aud nerve 10 resist az
gressions OF any kind, ana for these objects ARE
ready to unite with all men under any name or
organization to aid in carrying into operation the
principles avowed.
The Convention is still in session this evening,
and will probably finish and adjourn To morrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

e.N0k SALE.-sl0 100 900 Bonds of ih, Virgnin
Il md tennessee Railroad Company, bearing g per
cent interest, principal aud interest payable in New
York, md secured by second mortgage upon the en-
lire Road and all tho assets of the Company
These securities regarded Of the first class,
md will he sold price command the atentan of
every capitalist. Full information of the present cond
ton ana future poets OF the Road will be furnished
by US n?on application.
june ll-d&cs PETERS. SPENCE & co
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ChoIgr1 in NeU DrIfauS


NEW ORLEANS, June li.--'The total deaths
this week is 3Sl. of which 200 are from Cholera.
The Cholera has broken ont among the troops at
Baton Rouge. Fifty cases and several deaths
have occurred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

NEW ORLEANS, June ll.--l.ater advices from
Mexico bring intelligence that Guanaxuato was in
the possession IF the insurgents. Victoria and
Saltillo had Joined the revolution.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

NEW YORK, June - The Herald says that
the barque Magnolia, which was taken Mt Mobile.
did not belong to the Kinney Expedition, but to
the Cnhan Iuntn.
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NEW CONCERN.

TE'HE undersigned having taken the house formerly
K occupied by q. II n -. SePtoe, Two doors above
Acrce & McClanahan's oil stand, and next door to
Murrel a. Stratton. Main street, Lynchburg va pegs
lenye 10 ca the attention of his friends, and the public
generally TO hi4 stock of Groceries, Liquors, &c,
which he is offering low for cash or in exchange Tor
country produce. Particular attention paid to the sale
of Flour Wheat, Corn Tobacco &e,-nlso to the re.
ceving and forwarding of Goods. -
may 22.c6dtsy JOHN LCNorohp'
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register copy 6m
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The Company will Exhibit

At SALEM. SATURDAY, jun 23d;
CulsERs' SPRSG., Monday. June 25tl;
" FI>cAsrlE, Tuesday, June 2Glh;
- prcHASAt, Wednesday June 27t;
= WrD9A WILLIAMS, Tbmsdsy, June 2stl;
d" LIBERTY. Friday, June 29th;
=, NV LospoS, Saturday, June l0ih.
i4uc lG.dGcttjuly B. !. HUNT Agent,
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shores; and that as the national Constitution re.
qalres the Chief Executive ofthe country TO be
Of native birth; we deem it equally necessary aud
important that our representative abroad should
also possess no foreign preiudires t. bias their
Judgment or influence tlcir official action
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18
Bonsack's WOODEN Factory,
ROANOKE COUNTY. VIRGINIA

HAVlNG rebuilt und supplied my establishment
Il vii. the lrtest improved Marhucry for mapufic-
turing Wool aunonpce - oil customers, aud The
public generally. that am uanin prepared IL cnrd woo
int Roll, spin into Yarn into James Lnsey,
Blankets, &c., upon the following terms:
Cprdine Wool into RoIi' 81 cents per b. Carlinr
md 81 inrna from NJ. to 10 the rouad lea
cents H.; for each haer number up II elf
PER pound added 10, every higher numLer pr
ID udied Mnnufirturns heavy Negro james - cents
per yurd; manufacturing peoyy Negro Linscy IL cents
per pard Bln ets 4! cents per P,undl Tor ard
Ing oul for ea ,line and spinning additional charge
mixed and Snxony Wool supply Of manufactured
goods will be kept hnnd for sale exchange for
Wool. Those vir gnear the Rarand dcposit their
WOOL with the Rnrnnd AGENTS. except Liberty deposit
with Mr.. : HudmonL,n ,Ebmg with Messrs Rucker
4 Rrdd The work viii b, returned when finished
Payment vii he required upon delivery Of work.
lune l-dgm JACOB BONSACK
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n. 4. STsJIsDIyANT,

ATIONNEY At LAN IND NOTARY PUBIC.
Ri mond Va
DRACIlSES IN MI the Courts Of Richmond Guy
a IN in The Gaunlie- 81 Ileriiea aud Hanover
tn capacity of uolnry public viii attend To TAX ing
acknowledgements Of leed- depo.tous. &c.. &c. All
professional duia. prom ty disthm ged. Office cor
M II 5nk Md tlth srerl' opposite Capitol Square
inn. . ,lNeim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

1 OST, yesterday, large GOLD RING. with red
IL set, Il,co for daguerreoype. and the word
"BETTIE" inscribed ON the inside. The finder will be
literally tewal led by leaving it at his office.
iue dts
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THROUGH TO THE SPRINGS

For Bncbnnan our FRcket B0nls LeaYo Lynchbnrg ct
81 a. NJ Monday. "Wednesday and Friday, and con
with the Srlgc Lines Mt North River and Ceiar
Crock for lie Natural Bridge" yiaston. Rock 4 'uin
by Dagger Sptngs to the White sulphur Returning
leave Burhnran Tuesday, Thursuy and Saturday at 7
A.
The Bouts for Richmond leage Lynchburg Monusy,
Wedf e>daS and Friday at NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
inn, =. lSr,.
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UNITED CO-PAHTNE,sssIIp The

I sNhFED COP AkINEHNNIE-T TIM
undri-ltuel havc formed united ca partnership,
, General Commis-o1 husinr,s - til, city.
uuier tle firm al Gray 4 tlassel.
Jnrur- II. Gfuy " Jnnr4 s Gl.srl. al lie ely OF
NeW iotl,, bcing Inc lcnen pnrturrz viii carry the
busuc.~, md 81 i'lds 4 Sodmeryiilp ul the ii al
Richmond aud Sutc Of Nhgtuie srefpl pnrnrr. have
contributed md paid in nusud do la- 10 the cup
iia At Tie huu. JAMES II. GRAY.
JAMES s. GLASSELL.
SHIELDS \ SOMMERYlLLE.
New Yarh, .'Anc :.
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w Chufns, Cedar Buckles, (bras. bound, Painted
Mater Buckets, Cedar Tubs. ~ can be found Craw
or's New Store under tie Warwick House. mnyI7-ls
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PBPBRSBURG VA.
WILLS ~ PIT ~ VI An

WILLS ~ PITTMA
tiairly of tho firm of Wills, Lea & BrownleyA
ANlL give their attention The sal and purcl az
w OF all articles oi Agricultural Produce Farmtns
'mplemrnts, &c and purchasc for order ind sell for
commission ali ntices of Groceries, So g.; rec,iye
md forward Goods md act as geneI al Commiseion
Agents ian 3,d.cIv
lNNERH's RAIL Az HOR 8 =
- TOWER OVERSIGHT THRESHER IL SEPA.
hNloh-farners IN wHnt of n cheap and good Ma.
81 Inr Tor tw1 horse-, nrc invited examine the above
at which We have lus feceA ed supply
We sold several lor ihe Lnryests of 1853 and 1854
"ni all OF Thorn gave satisfaction. We are solo agents
ur this city.
Also on faod. Baldwin. Caldwell & Co. Lover Pow.
IA l"r q. or holses; Rn Sinclair j. & Coz Lever
Po"es for L. OF horses, with Thre.hers to suit.
with or without Straw Carriers; Whitman. one and
Two horse hnil"ny Powers with Thresher. to suit with
~ without Straw Carriers
~ We can deliver Machinery il Petersburg or Rich
w"nd rs Ia" purchaser may prefer. and all our "a les
htf nude nj The nluulacturcrs prices.
ROWLETT & HARDY
West I'M Row, lI6 Sycamore street,
lun'9 l. Pe,nrahurr, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-18

Mr. ". nOCHFORD. Madame RORINSOS
Mast. JAS. ROBINSON, Master JOHN
All m additional li>t of Popular Actors. are with
the Company md will appear the various exercises
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TWO GOOD WORK MULES, 1
w OODEN WAR E.-Anps.onmcnt

l. jenrs old, for sale nj Exchange Livery Stable,
which vi be .ol1 very low. q NJ. BRUCE.
iHnc l5s3l
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nenI stnation by applying ais office may g. fits
n OFFICE TO LADtES.-MRS PET TET
" TEACHER or AN mi ROVED PLAN OF La
DIES AND CHILDRENS DRESS CUTTING, which
gives perfect fit The shoulder and he ered
suit my fashion md from lis simplicity and
Is pa ticulafly adapted o the of families.
Tuition s SO. including set of Rules and Mod
els, Innings cur and fitted for 80
Just received and for sale assortment Of beautiful
PATTERNS, of the lnle.t style
Mrs. J.. can be found at her No. T. at The Cab
ell House. Main street, where the ,dias respect
milY invited To cal soon. iune l6 dr.
LEAD a. EO 1T STONE SLABS
l. receiving additional stock OF the above ar
tice, and prepared fni'h orders with nentness
aud dispatch. g II and see them
june l5-, JNO b. GADDESS'S.
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HAN MILLS Montgomery. Banborough's an.

l. @ aul's Premium Fms for sale bv
TH0S. BRANCH & SONS Petersburg
mn, - BRANCH 4 Co. Richmond
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EAII.L ezhiat th,i combine Girru. Mrnaec,ie
w nj Hlfpodrrn" in Iynea' 4fs op NpNbAY.
TUESDAY urI# WEDNESDAY, The ? b fo g, of
JI'v
Performance Monday at ucloe. 7 Nj; on Tues.
d., ~ = al 5sioek j. NJ oq tho Arr of july
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES,
coDfae9eisS NJ y. NJ, uni . AMI o'clock p. M
WI ali the srerf .lPpade'aatir f,ut. If ltn New
York and Paris lIppodr,n'e among wtirh will he the
woolfr.Ii scicntifis aclurv .fnrn # a neu
oil
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WIN
FEET UPPERMOST & HIS HEAD DOWr
P,lt,Imci By NJ. q. \. ELDRED.
LA HERCHE

BY Nc-srs. ROCKFORD aud ENTZ.
This extraordinary perlo has creutcd universal
wonder and ain alton showing beau,ifu leatso of Bal
ancqg nnd elegant hcro5ahc Pos0aiRg. by Monsieur
RENE, pole thirty feet high held by MIR. W.
RucHFoRD
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WANTED-A young man as assistant in Drug
w Store. One Hotonghig acquainted with the bu-
lines aad OF stea ly business habits. find
nenI stuation by applying Mt tls office. may 81 fits
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
922AN13AG33,

In this place, on Tuesday morning last,
the 25th INST, by Rev. +. Weliy, Mr.
Daniel Dechert. late one of The ProPrie-
tors IF the Chambers hurg Valley Spirit,
to Miss Laura p. Miller, Of this place,
daughter Of Daniel Miller, deceased.
~ Thanks to the happy couple for
a choice lot Of cake which we received
upon this Interesting occasion. Well
here's wishing that they may live thou
sand years enjoying peace happiness
and pleasure.
In Barbour county, on the 9th inst by
Rev. Mr.. Jones, H. b. Mwtie9 Illinois,
and Miss Sidney UatsOn, formerly oil
Jefferson county.
On the 24lh inst, by Rev. R. A. Fink
Geo. ". MoOre and Miss Caroline !.
ITlow, both of Martinsburg.
On the llth inst, by Rev. ]. n. Is.
Morgan, James p. RoSenJerger, OF Berk'
lev, and Miss Ginnie NJ. 1homGs' Of
Baltimore.
On the 18Th ms tant, by Rev. ]. ?
Smelzer, Mr.. j. ". N. JarJOe and
Miss Margaret S. Keller, all of Bolivar
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Newspaper Change.

DANIEL DEcHERT, Esq, late one of the
proprietors of the Chambersburg Valley
Spirit. has purchased an interest in the
Hagerstown Mail, which will hereafter be
conducted under the firm Of ROBINSON d
DEcHRRT. Mr.. d. is clever gentleman
and we wish him abundant success in his
new change, as well as in the co-partner
ship he formed with one OF the fair one:
OF this place.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Who Can Beat 1t !

We almost daily see editors Boosting o:
their large peaches, large apples, &c. but
thew will have 10 knock under when we
tell them that we have recently seen a
peach which grew upon the farm of Mr.
JOHN II. MCExDREE. of this place, that
measured ii inches in circumference and
II inches leng,h-wse, and weighed ! OF
pound. There now, We boastlng edit
ors, shut up your Ry traps.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Tribute Of Respect.

VIRGINLA, Je6erson County, SCI:
In the County Court, September Term, 1855.
A r Court held for said County, on The
II 9Th day of September, 1855:
Whereas, ii has pleased The Great Ru-
Ter Of all things TO remove from our midst
GEORGE b. BEALL, Esq, one Of the JUS.
tees of the County, the Court, in view OF
the sad event by which it has been dePt-
we'd Of one of its best members, and The
County of most efficient Magistrate and
useful citizen, deems il proper to bear pub
lie testimony of their estimate Of the grea!!
worth. of their departed associate and
and friend. It's, therefore,
ReSOLUed. That by the death Of GEORGE
B. BgALL, Esq, the Court has lost the
aid Of sound and efficient Magistrate.
one who was faithful III the, discharge oil
his duty, not only as Magistrate, but as
citizen, friend, husband, parent and mas
ter.
ReSolred, That the above Preamble
and Resolutions be entered on the MIMI
les Of the Courl--a copy sent to the lam
lily of tie deceased, and another copy be
furnished for publication in tie papers Of
Charlestown. A Copy-Tesle:
r. A. MOORE, Clerk
September 80, 1885. a."
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GBG8ISo

In this place, on Monday night st,'he
oath inst, after a short illness, Miss
Susan McJIcrrGn, daughter of he late
Joseph McMurran, in the goth year OF
her age.
In Berkeley County, on Friday night,
September IA, James c. w., only son OF
James II. and Mary Lashhorn, aged {
months and IA days.
On the 29th ulr., at Harper's-Ferry
Leuis {. RUSSELL, in his 28lh year.
At his residence in Berkeley county,
on Sunday 10th inst, Col. jacob myers,
aged 67 years.
At 81. Louis, on the lst Of August,
Kate Seaion Fan Doren, aged 10 months
and Is days, only daughter Of Susan IL.
and John =. Van Doren.
On Saturday morning, al the residence
Of her husband, f.. G. Tabler, Miss Su-
san Jane TaGier, aged 81 years,9 months
and % days.
In Charlestown on the 9TH instant,
Ely Mercy German, infant daughter OF
George and Margaret A. Dooley, aged !
year and IA days.
On Thursday, goth instant, at his resi-
dence, in this county, Nartin Eichet6er-
ger, Esq, in the SSH year Of his age.
At Harpcrs-Ferry, on the 9Th instant,
.Hary Tirginia, daughter Of William and
Sarah A. Cox, aged II months and s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Large Yield.

A correspondent Of the Baltimore Clip,
per writing from Hampshire County,
says 1.-The crops in this County, and
those adjacent to it, are perhaps larger
than were ever before known. 1t is estl'
mated by very intelligent gentlemen tina
in Hampshire and Hardy counties alone
there will be raised the present season the
enormous quantity of between Jf0e anC
sir millions of bushels Of corn!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
PeterSon's Magazine.

The October number of this valuable
Magazine lies on our Table. There is
always a freshness about the stories found
in Peterson's Magazine that causes ii to
be sought after with eagerness by lovers
of the beautiful. His fashion plates are
among the very best. Every lady ought
10 have il. Price 50.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29

EnyToR OF THE REGISTER AS the
Rev. Mr.. CHISHOLM, of Portsmouth, was
we'll known 10 portion of this communl-
~ enclose a letter received yesterday
from Mr.. Holt WILSON, who is the pub.
lished receiver Of contributions Tor that
place. | also send extracts from other
papers which speak of this servant Of
God who has now tested the power OF
that commandment with promise, '6e thou
faithful unto death and / wW giCe thee
a cro,cn Of Ve." Z. W. A.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Sept. Is, 1855.
Nv Dear Slr.-Judging of the interest
you felt in the Rev. James Chisholm, by
the letter received from yon lew days
AGO. conclude this letter will be of mel
ancholy interest to YOU. That good and
unpretending man breathed his last at the
Naval Hospital, at 8 o'clock last evening,
and | attended his funeral this morning.
He was buried beside his wife. He fell
literally III ndTHtSS-HouiI hibiJ, mag
unanimously. He was taken sick while
in the actual performance of his mmIste-
rial duty-reading the burial service al the
grave of a child on Friday, fortnight
He was here in season and out Of season,
visiting all, praying with all who sent for
him, and inviting all to send for hlm-,hat
he should be pleased, (as heard him say
inthe chancel TO the congregation OF SIX or
twelve,) TO render any spiritual service 10
the sick that might be desired. Sunday
before last was the last occasion he ever
olficiated IN church. Upon that occasion
he delivered most impressive and SOL
emn. though extempore lecture, based on
the l96lh hymn, on Eternity, common
cling, "Oh where shall rest be found" A
gentleman told me that few days before
this he discovered him in The Cemetery in
retired corner, weeping at tie grave OF
his wife lie received every attention
from his intimate friends at the Hospital
and all medical skill could do for him, and
so expressed himself. He is now, with
out doubt, in Paradise.
Very respectfully,
HOLT WILSON.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29

HoHoway's Pills are an excellent ram :,
iIv Medicine, and recommended 10 al,
sufferers with dieases of the Liver and
Stomach.-The surprising effect OF these
wonderful Pills have naturally made them
an universal favorite with the citizens oI
the Union, as well as II the inhabitants
of all other parts ofthe world, as they are
The best and safest remedy for all dlsor-
ders of the liver and stomach; and % the
bilious sufferer they are invaluable. 1t IS
undisputably admitted that these PMS
have never been known to fail TO cure
lhese disorders when used in accordance
with the directions which accompany each
box
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Wonderful a!

"The Wagon" has arrived at the store
Of J.. A.. SCHLoss with his new goods,
and says he has the pretiiest and most
magnificent stock ever brought TO this
County, and at prices cheaper than has
ever been thought of. Did you everl
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Sentenced.

AT the late term of the Superior Court
for Hampshire County, SAMUEL MCDoN'
AID, charged with the murder of DAVID
ORNpoRFr. was found guilty Of murder
in the second degree" and sentenced &c
confnementin the Peniteniiary for eigh'
teen geGrS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Railroad Accident.

We learn from the Berkeley American
bo, Mr.. WM. FOWLER, conductor OF
tonnage train on the Baltimore and o""
Railroad. was killed on Sunday last al
s,a,up No. |, by attempting to jump from
,,,a Ears which cui him in lwaia'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Barn Burned

We learn that Capt JACOB MoLER, who
resides about miles Northeast oil
Charles town, had his Barn consumed by
fire on Monday night last. Wheat, Hay
Oats. &C., were consumed. Loss between
2 and 5000 dolIars--the work Of an in
ceudia,y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
SHEpHERDsTowN, jefferson CO., Va }
September 10, 1855.
Il. w. BowDEN, Esq,

Treasurer Howard Association.
Dear Sir.--Enclosed please receive a
check for One Hundred dollars, conlrbu-
ted by the citizens and children of this
place and neighborhooG, towards the re-
lief of the sufferers of Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Please acknowledge the receipt
and send Fifty dollars over to Portsmouth.
We hope to send you more in few days.
Sympalhising from The bottom of my
heart with the afflicted Of your stricken
cities, have the honor to be your obedi-
emf servant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
,IuSt Arrived.

Our old friend A. HUMRlCKHousE, Esq.
has Just returned from the Eastern cities,
and is now opening one of the largest and
finest stock of Winter Clothing, ever
brought to this market, and all of which
he is determined TO sell al very low prI'
ces. Advertisement next week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
ELECTION OF MAGISTRATE
IN DISTRICT NO. 8.

FIRGINL.8, JcGerson County, 81" ,:ss
In the County Court, September IeI"' -,
IT'S ordered that an Election q -,
| lice Of The Peace be held al We 49, -,
place of voting in District No, o. " navt
County, on Saturday the Oh day % "e o.
month, (Octpber,) to fix The 'ac"",' r.
ca,ioned by the resignaiIo" o. ,s a.
BnTKLER, Esq. under The t Officer
dence of the Commissioners "''' a,oc.
WHO ac ed in the said District a. ~ :''o
ton in May last. A Copy T c's,t
September %, 1888.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
County Court.

The October term Of the County Conr
Of Jefferson will be held on the seconf
Monday (sth) instead of the third Mon
dav I5lh.)
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Fer Norfolk.

re- The Ladies of Charlestown have
forwarded TO Norfolk, a box containing a.
bout three hundred and sixty articles OF
clothing, for the Norfolk and Portsmouth
sufferers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Tncmas W. Keyes, Esq.

This gentleman, with his family, lei
his County on Tuesday last, 10 take n
his residence in ST. Joseph, Missouri.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
Godey's Lady's Book.

The October number has arrived and is
as usual full of interest and beauty. The
front plate, Cromwells last interview
with his daughter is worth years sub
scrlption.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-09-29
JOHN F. HAMTRAMCK.
OFFICE OF THE Howard ASSOCIATION,

OFFICE OF THE Howard ASSOCIATION, !
Norfolk, Va, Sept. 10, 1855. )
Col. JOHN +. RAMTRAMCK,
Shepherdstown, Jeff. Co., Va.
Dear Slr.--Your esteemed favor OF the
10th inst, is at hand, enclosing check Tor
One Hundred dollars, being kindly con.
tributed by the citizens of your lace and
vicinity, for the equal benefit of the sui
ferers in this city and Portsmouth, which
amount will be faithfully applied TO the
reliefo our suffering community. Please
accept our most sincere thanks. Very
truly, X. W. BOW DEN, Treas.