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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
PERSONAL.

The Hon. r. n. 7. Han:er hiss been invited, &C.
coroipg to The PetersbHrg Expyess, 70 deliver the
grafton at the Inauguration Of the Warrington ttasae
on the ed Of February. The Hon. VIM. c. Rives"
tis alternate. Mf. James Barren Hope and Mr.. john
r. Thompson have been requested 10 be tho poets
the cay, 10 precsde end follow the orstion.
The Utica Telteroph lesrrs thst the Hon. A. b.
Williams, Senator elect from the Csyugs AID WssSs
District, IL seriously ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

tiop. II Morgan docs not socn rei.ve his hl;hful
and Efficient ally be deserves to suffer the con'' !:
apence Of such kesrtiessssss.
There are row at this port the following vessels
viz United States slcop of-was Saratoss, C,Pr
ChotaId; Her Britannia Msjery's ship Brunswic.
Il guns; Royal Steam Mail packet Dee Capt
Wolcott American bark Sers6ns, Capt Ihomp
SOD. and two small eoastipg schooners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
SHORT PASSAGE FROM CALCUTTA.
uaessCs NJ tho naskir Wava fr0u9 "a

TIE FoRr RIPLEY SwIsDLE-We usderAssSa,,
upon what believe to be sufticisn. authority -
Gov. keyd, Secretary ofWsr, has declared ns, ,ss
will lot confirm the sale Of the Military RsservseuS
at Fort Rpey, Ainnesot.. i. viii be remem 80 80
that hi was knocked off At an average pnce o.
cerfs PEI aere. II The Secretary, nov tast 40 !. ia
9ood TO DO justice, would undo the sale OF tnslxt
srellrg Reservation and compel
dcdled the Goverruen. IN that operation, % crsosl
be would DE entitled 70 the tisbks o. al oeos''
men. Chicago Tiibdss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

Gov. Hicks We issrn thst the Hon. Thoms,s NJ -
liosy Hicks, he Governor elect, hss been que a.
several tags at his resderoe, Lea: C.monass, IA
sdeoiicp Of he kidneys. We are pleased 70 " "a
70 add, however, that he is slowly nc ssInf,
the prospse, Of teoD btirg res1'iea .ss,s saa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
pAssKseERs YoR NTw-oRLEANs WHO ARE Az akvEp.

NOTICES OF SOME OF THE LOST AND SAVED.
AmoTg The passengers on board tbs Cent Al Amer
ios who are supposed e. have been lost was MARCEL
Ips FARMER, of the firm of NJ. Farmer & Co. Of this
city. MI Farmer came 70 California 10 1883 He
was then possessed Of considerable messs He was
from Syracuse, n. T., where he owned aud edited a
newspsper. lie Vas one Of the early projectors Of
Tux MY. TRIBUNE. aloTg with Horace Greeley He
also edited newspaper in one Of the Southern States
fer several YEAR,. On his arrival heTe ne connected
himself for few months, ia the editorial department
with The CdiijorAia CLT0niei6, then just started.
S5Orty sfoIwGTd he went 10 the East snd returs I'd
In few morths, bringing with him comfortable
sme mt Of Eaten cspal for investment here. After
a Brief second connection with TIE ChroRic'e, Mr..
Farmer embarked in various branches Of business In
ths city, in al Of which be uk.by successful.
His arm poesess the chemical works at the Nj ,sOn.
and hold the contract for supplying the Branch Mat
WIN acids. To hn the r4sders Of Tee Bulletin are
nee DIED for many abe contributions during the last
sy.hen months. lie was sound thirher aud =
s,icole writer. Mr. Farmer was about SO years Old
he leaves wife ard family in the East
% o ShktEVE, OF the hfm ofG C. n 5 s. Shreeve
.Nwesre on Aioitsomey street here is smopg the lost
Ire tecr hseo was much estaemed in bis private res
noTs lie wSs member of the YourG Meme
Christian Association" and % the Bsp,ist Church
He had been several yesrs N business here Toe
chief object Of his visit to the East q. tSis Il ne was
70 get married. His loss is deeply regretted by hume
yvps friends in this city
DIR. YAssKY Of this city is also smory-the lost. He
physician OF great skill and 81 the lie of Law
my wss upSn fall lido Of he most lucrative practice
A s&tef, 81 the East 10 whom be y1 estly attached
mas sniehsn by sp incuAele maisdy. Bsfors BE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
MARINE AFFAIRS.
TIVE sTEANsHIP ADRIATIC.

Tie esrship Adristic, Capt. Wes, hence for Bve'
pool 23d ut, left the city a. IL e., dis hargsd hf
pilot outsde the bar &c $3.50 p. M; was seen On tho
oath ut, in Ion 6So %, st p IN, having msde so
miles westerly rom Sandy Hook; was ssen BY Csps.
Pratt, Of packet ship sOuthsm p.oD, from Lsudos s'
rived yesterday. I
SHORT PASSAGE FROM CALCUTTA.
The passage Of the Deshirg Wave, from Csisaa -.
recorded IN our ship column nd to-day, i, ore = ~
hotest or record. Tia Stsfordshire in 1853 P,THncs
it II IS Gays, ard the Witch Of the Wave me ssus
year n 81 dsys, while the Dsshiog Wave, i9snNoss
more bosterous and urfeyortbls season, was "a. -
days frcm port 10 port The gallant shp Is q eca.
stsurch ard s'rorg ss when first launched hop ~
Port mouth yard. Long nay sac xsye."
fso..en Journal, Rss ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01

PAsStEGERS IRON san FRANCKLU,
Aurus 20 1857 BY the esmsr sonorA who sailed from Aspl
wall on board the 'tspmer Central America.
TAna.. xL.dk Lrlnan IA be snnrd
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Druggists.

We see by an advertisement in the
Free Press tina! there has been some
change in the Drug Stores in Charles
town. Messrs. c. E. BELLER q q. IL.
PIERCE have purchased the entire stock
of Messrs. HuTCHlsoN & BURNETT. and
intend carrying on the business at the old
stand of The latter named gentlemen. We
bespeak for Mr.. B., who is TO be the ac-
tive partner. success which will realize
his mos, sanguine expectations. Mr.. b.
is All experienced Druggist and has tho
rough knowledge of the manipulations OF
medicines. Physicians who may intrus'
him with their Prescriptions may rest
confident of having them carefully and
properly prepared. They intend keep
ing on hand large assortment of Books,
Stationary, &c., as well as Oils, Paints
and Dye-s,uf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

3 & 3 < * Z ! & Z Z 3
s e II II l. + u p

On the 18th of next month (November) the
4th volume Of the "Register" will expire, and
as we are very anxious to make general
settlement for once in four years business, we
have rendered all accounts due us up to that
date, and we hope that ALL who know them
selves indebted to us (no matter how small the
amount may beg will come forward previous
to the l4th of November and settle their in
debtedness. The debt Of each individual is so
small (though large in the aggregate) that it
can be liquidated at any time the debtor feels
willing-a iciltingness is all that is needed to
discharge the respective accounts. We hope
not ONE will disregard this notice. Persons at
a distance will find their respective accounts
enclosed in next weeks Register, AID remit
lance Of each amount will be expected by re-
turn mail.
October 10, 1857. JOHN Fl. little.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Latest fR,m Liberia.

The Colonization ship Mary Caroline
Stevens, arrived at Baltimore, brings ao-
vices from Liberia to the 2lst of August.
Among the passengers broughtby her are
the Rev. john SEYs, the Rev.Mr. HORNE
and the Rev. MIR. RAMBo, all of whom
give gratifying accounts OF The prosperity
oi the new Republic. The recent ac-
cour Is of starvation are fully Gi@pfoved,
some of the recent emigranls writing
home tina, they never saw finer crops of
corn and other grain than they had seen
since their arrival in Africa. Flour had
grown rather scarce, and dealers had con-
sequentiy pu, up the prices but potatoes
and other articles were abundant, and
famine The last thing thought of.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Departed.

Our particular friend HENRY +. oNsELD
who returned 10 this his native place about
twelve months since, from Nicaragua, a
gain took his departure on THURSDAY
morning last, the 20lh inst, for New or-
leans, whittier he had been residing Tor
some time previous to his enlistment IN
the Nicaraguan expedition, and where he
expects to make his present and perma-
nent habitalion. There is always sad
ness of heart and deep despair accompa-
nying the mind upon the departure oil a
true and kind friend, and as such we re
sarded Mr.. U. as one of our nearest and
dearest friends in fact we have never
whilst sojourning in this 'vale OF tears
formed a more binding attachment 10 any
individual than the friend in question, al
though he has his faults with his virtues.
But he is gone from our presence, never
perhaps 10 meet again in this mundane
sphere, and should we not meet again
upon this earth we trust that there is yet
a glimmering ray Of hope of our meeting
together in the "haven OF eternal rest"
there TO meet TO part no more. But, al
though absent, he promises 10 frequently
illumine the columns Of the Register with
a correspondence. Wherever his lot may
be cast we wish him success and prosper
ity from the bottom Of our heart Of
hearts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
For the week ending Oct. "a, 1857.
BALTIMORE MARKET.


FlourT--To day there were sales Of
Howard ST. Flour al 1925 5.37. Ohio
dull al s5,25a 5,37. City Mills qaoied
al So, l2--market quiei. Family is now
quoted al $3.50; Extra al $3.50 per bill.
Rye Flour is quoted a, S4.75. Corn Meal
at 81 SO for Country, and $500 per bib
for Gig.
WheaL---The receipts to-day comprise
5000 bush. The msrke, was somewhs.
improved. We nple sales of 900 bus.
whiie al Sl,8s 10 LIS for COMMON 10
fair; 81 30 to / &c Tor fair 10 PRIME; and
; 81 io 30 lr ciicice. or red The sales
only srncHeG 400 bus, al from 81, "a 10
iI6Se bus. ior goodto prime.
Corn.--The rereipis this morning reach
ed 2 800 bus, and we note sales Of white
al SO sac FOR inferior, 65a Csc for good
ia prime. aud mixed at Sc cts. yellow
sold al &c Tor fair TO prime.
Oats.--Tbe receipts to-day reach aboo'
1900 bus. aud we role sales Of 5000
bus. good 10 prime Maryland and Penn
sylvania at 90 81 CTS. per bus. The
market is dull.
Rye.--SsIes Of Pennsylvania 81 II cts'
and Maryland al e. cts. Demand Iimr'
ed.- Baltimore Clipper, 23rd issfanf'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Strayed or Stolen.

A Sorrel Maze, abou, Is hands high,
blaze in face, blind in the lei, eye, belong
ing TO Mr.. George E. Carrie, of this
County, suayed OF was stolen from the
Sign Post a, Mr.. Daniel Enters Hotel,
in this place, on Tuesday night lasl, the
2Olh inst. Any information respecting
her will be thankfully received and liber-
ally rewarded /; and if stolen good re-
ward will be given for The apprehension
of the thief. See bills.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Acknowledgement.

Our friend VIM. H. CRowL Of this place,
who is now engaged in the Bulcherlng
business, will please accept our kind :e'
CARDS for dish of Pudding and Sausage
presented to US on Saturday morning last.
Billy is ever mindful of the Printer
whenever in possession of share of the
"good things Of life." We assure our
friend that the memento of friendship was
highly appreciated, and would further
stale that whenever he feels disposed IL
repeat the token of friendship We shall
feel glad TO tender him the compliments
OF the season. The dish in question was
elegant, palstable and delicious. Billy
knows how TO "do EN- up."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Rentch & StOnebraker

Respectfully inform their numerous Gus
toners and all persons in want Of cheap
goods that they are now in receipt of a
large fall and winter stock of goods, pur.
chased since the general suspension at re-
duced prices which enables them 10 sell
at such prices that will give general salts
faction. Give them a call, remember
their old motto :'Quick sales and small
Profits" Mineral Bank money taken
in exchange for goods al so cents on the
dollar. Advertisement next week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Accident.

We regret to learn that very painful
accident occurred TO Mrs. VIRGINIA En-
GLE, of this county on Friday night week,
which it is feared will prove to be of a Sc
tious nature. Size was in attendance al
The meeting al Union Church, and when
about 10 return home, was thrown from
her horse with such force as TO inflic,
painful injury, which for the time render.
ed her entirely helpless. We have moi
heard from her for some days but hope
she may be speedily restored. Mrs. E.
is daughter of the late Corbin Blackboard
Of this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Valley Fair.

The annual Fair Of the Valley Agricul,
turaI Society opened in Winchester on
Tuesday week. The attendance on the
frs, two days was very large. The ex-
hibilion OF articles and stock was highly
cred,able. II. ". NeLson, Esq, OF
Clarke, delivered an address which was
highly complim ented by those who heard
it. Mr.. JOSEPH ENTLER, of this place,
received certificate of merit for the ex-
hibition OF stallion Whale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
MARYLAND Agricultural Fair.

The Maryland Agricultural Fair and
show commenced at Baltimore on Tues
day last, Goth inst. B. JOHNSON BAR
BoUR, Esq, Of Virginia, was appointed TO
deliver the opening address, and MUscoB
G. r. GARNET, Esq, also Of Virginia,
the closing address. Quite number of
persons from this place and vicinity were
al the Fair.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Circuit Court of Morgan.

The Circuit Court of this Couniy-fiis
Honor Judge PARKER presiding-closec
its session on Saturday, the 10Th inst
The term was of unusual length and
much business was disposed of. The
case of Charles McCarty's Administrator
VS.. Jacob Snivily, or more properly John
Hopkins, of Baltimore. (for he was the
real defendant and which in that Court
and the Court of Appeals has been in
litigation for fifteen years, was finally
brought to close by verdict for the
plaintiff for $500 with interest from June
1912, and costs. Counsel fof the plain
tiff, f.. |. LEE, L. PENDLEToN and G. j.
Faulkner. For the defendant, ANDREW
HUNTER,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
The Money Crisis.

The papers from all parts Of the coun-
try, for the las, month or six weeks, have
come to US fall Of this truly important
subject. Daily have we been greeted
with the long list of failures, or suspen-
sions, of first the minor, then the larger
Banks and Mercantile houses of all the
cities aud towns through the whole Union.
The Press has labored increasingly to
restore confidence, but its efforts has been
unavailing. The evil seems to be lncrea-
sing instead OF abating. The reasons for
this unprecedented state of affairs have
been numerous, but We have seen none
that seems more reasonable or plausible
than the statement of the Hon. NATHAN
APPLETON. He, we think, lays the
blame where i, properly belongs. He
shows that the New York Banks, acting
under panic when there was no neces-
sity for it, have caused the present wide
spread confusion. He shows tina, the
Banks of New York. by Withdrawing the
circulating specie until the amount of spe-
Gle in The vaults of the numerous Banks
exceed the paper they had issued, that
persistence in this course when there was
actually no necessity for it, is the cause
and the sole cause of the present dlsas'
trous state of affairs. How long this
state of things is 10 last we cannot even
surmise, but we think that so soon as the
Banks of New York begin TO retrace their
steps, so soon will confidence begin to be
restored.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Latest from Salt Lake-RumOred De-
: feat OF Gen Harvey.


We copy The following from the Car
son Valley correspondence OF the Sacra
Imento Union. Ii is dated Genoa, Gar
son Valley September 10th:
Within the last week or ten days, there
has been great stir among the Mormons
in this place and vicinity. Rumor has II
TIA, orders from Salt Lake at the instance
of Brigham Young, have been received
Tor aid in the approaching troubles at Salt
Lake. True il is that the Latter Day
Saints are almost unanimously disposng
of their property a, sacrifice, and VIII
be ready to move in two weeks. 1t is
supposed tina, about fur hundred men
with their families will answer the call.
Guns. pistols and ammunition are selling at
premium.
1t is also reported here that Gen. Har-
ney, with $500 troops, was met and dTlv-
ell back by the Mormons, with a loss OF
500 men. The news is said TO have reach
ed here by "a special express direct from
Salt Lake within day or two past.
immigration is coming thicker and
faster; trains are in sight from morning
till night Mormon ranches are readily
disposed of 10 immigrants, andi is to be
hoped that we will rapidly increase in
population by the exchange.
A MAGNIFICENT PREsENT.-A magnll-
icent Gold Pocket Chronometer ard
Chain has been presented by President
Buchanan, to Captain A. Johnson. of the
Norwegian barque "Ellen," who so gal
Iantly went to the rescue of the passen-
gers of the Central America. This mag
nifcent Watch and Chain is said to be
one of the best the world can produce, and
coming as a present from such source
as the President of the United States must
make an indeIibe impression upon the
minds of future generations Of the heroic
behavior Of Captain Johnson on that per-
llous occasion. 1t is supposed that lis
cost could not have been less than $3.50.
MISSISSIPPI ELECTIoN.--The election
in Mississippi, of lhe 9th inst, resulted
in complete Democratic victory. The
Democrats elected all (6ve) of their can
didates for Congress--a gain Of one--and
Melville, Democrat, for Governor.
The following are the names Of the sue
cesslul Congressional candidates IN Mis-
sssipPi:
Isl district l.. Q. c. Lamar. 2nd
do. Reuben Davis. Ord do. William
BarksdaIe. 5lh do. O. r. Singleton. 9th
]. A. Quitman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Periodicals.

We have received the November num-
Der of Godey's Lady's Book, l. is
equal 10 former numbers in all respects.
.4rthur's Home Magazine for Novem-
ber is on our table. Ii is filled will, iD-
,eresting reading matter, and the latest
fashions.
Peterson's Magazine for November
has also come TO hand. 1t is filled as
usual with interesting and chaste reading
matter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
G33W5 535s8@3o

Recently lady stopped al the Madi'
son House, CovInglon, kentucky, with
her husband and thrty-two children. She
was about sky years Of age, but looked
young and hearty. Ii this can be beat,
we are ready TO chronicle the fact.
Ladies, prepare for an extreme change
in your habits. for Paris correspondent
of one of the New York papers says the
ladies are coming out without hoops, bus
tie, wadding. or anything else!
THERE'S AN EXAMPLE FOR YoU.--A
number of young ladies' in Salem, Mass,
having considered the state Of the money
market and determined not to pay ten OF
twenty dollars for winter bonnet, have
sci about making bonnets for themselves.
Rev. Lewis Skidmore, well known O..
yer the Stale as Methodist minister of
forty or more years standing. died at his
residence in Charlotte county on Thurs
day the lst inst.
On Saturday last, a passenger train Of
cars, on the n. Y. Central Railroad, near
Syracuse, ran off the track, plunged 90
feet down an embankment into stream
of water feet deep, killing, drowning,
and Gripping number Of passengers.
We learn that Mr.. Geo. w. Hammond
has sold his interest Zone half in the
Taylor Hotel property, in Winchester,
for ST. 900. Purchasers Messrs. w.
r. Denny and l.. #. Moore.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church of
Winchester, cleared over $500 at their
Fair held last week.
Wood, democrat, has been nominated
by City Convention, for reelection as
Mayor Of New York.
Thomas j. Hardy. young white man,
was found guilty last week in The Rich
mond Circuit Court, of an outrage on a
little girl aged nine years, and was SEN
fenced TO the penitenliary for the term Of
20 years.
VIM. Grove, who lived near Newtown.
Shenandoah co., Va. and who hauled
wood 10 town almost daily, was drowned,
Tuesday week last,in the run which eros
ses the Valley Turnpike at Nathan Par
kins' mill, whilst returning home from
town.
Loss By FlRE.--Mr. Keller, Of the Ca
pom Furnace, lost by fire, on Thursday
week last, the greater part Of four hundred
loads of coal. valued at 81 per load. The
fire burned al least two days and nights
before it was entirely subdued. Mar
iinsburg .4meritan.
CHILD LosT.--On Sunday week last a
child of Mr.. Wikens, near Howard
Lick, Hardy Co., Va.,slrayed away from
home and was not found for six or seven
days. During all that time The child haG
subsis,ed on grapes and berries.
Fenton Lewis was tried before the
County Court of Loudoun on Monday
last for breaking open Mr.. Frenche' s
store, in Hamilton, and sentenced to the
Peniienliary for eight years.
A despatch 10 the New York Tribune
says lha, Mr.. Ramsay is certainly elected
Governor of Minnesota, and tile whole
Republican ticket probably.
Young Mr.. Fillmore, residing in tie
lower part Of Loudoun county, was sud.
denly killed on Wednesday last, by the
falling Of tree.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Tournament.

tournament took place at Hagerstown
on Friday the 10Th inst, which resulted
in the success of the following knights :
David l.. Smith, knight of the Glen.
crowned Miss Ella M. Heyser, Queen Of
Love and Beauty. John Wilson, knight
of WiIiamsport, crowned Miss Susan
Wolf, First Maid Of Honor. Samuel II.
Mclaughlin, Knight of the Silver Cross,
crowned Miss Lizzie Byers, Second
Maid Of Honor. Jacob Brewer, The Wild
Knight, who crowned Miss Margare, BIZ
avs, Third Maid of Honor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Tournament.

For the first time in the history OF
Boonsboro', Md, one of these ancient
species of sports is advertised 10 come off
there on the 9th inst, and is likely 10
collect very large crowd of people. as il
promises 10 be an extensive affair.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Enigrants.

An extra train of eight passenger cars
passed Harper's Ferry on Tuesday week
witt German Emigrants for The West.
They were hearty looking class of peo-
pie. Scarcely day passes without two
or three cars being filled with Germans
for the new country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
FrOst-SnOW-Winter.

On Thursday morning last old mother
earth was enrolled in a mantle Of frost,
the heaviest of the season, and much re-
sembling the appearance Of young
snow" The "sere and yellow leaves"
are dropping from the parent STEMS and
rustlipg by US in the blast remind us OF
the approach of Winter with his icy fet-
tiers. The atmosphere is now cold and
bracing,bu somewhat portenlious OF laIn'
and rude blasts are coming down OH us
from the frozen hills of the North. Snow
was seen flying in the air at Cumberland
OH Tuesday morning last, and on Friday
las, il showed quite Justify in the Allega'
ny mountains.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Religious Notice.

By Divine permission The Lords Sup
per will be administered in the Presbyle-
rian Church of Elk Branch on the I'd
Sabbath OF November, by the Rev. DR..
BOYD, who will also preach on the Salur-
dsv previous a, 2 o'clock and at night.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Circuit Court.

Tie Fall Term of the Circuit Court
for Jefferson County, commenced on
Tuesday Iast-Judge PARKER presiding
The case of Booten Kaufman, charged
with larceny, came up on Wednesday and
he was acquitted.