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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

ARREST OF A FORGER-On Saturday afternoon
the Second Precinct charged with forging the Of Henry
Eastman OF No 2 Broadwa TO check on the Park Bank
s715 and conveyed before Justice Welsh at the Lower
james Worth fret teller of the Park Bank testified that
the counter the check in
question when detected the forgery and caused his arrest
c also testified that about the 10th Of the present month
check pnpoDg TO have been drawn by H. W. Eastman tor
about a4Oo 81 and which has since been pronounced BY MI
the who presented said check and received the
IL w Eastman testified that the check signed II. w East
and upon the Park Bank for the of $7,S de-
Sept &C. 1857 counterfeit and that the same was not
The ssonsed admitted to NJ East.n and the officer that
presented the check Mot. 81 year. Of age resides at No
suy The accused said that the check ha, been him
s. named Huchns at LOvejOys Hotel Justice Welsh
| BcRGLARY-CAPrURE OF THE Rascal Officers
sa Fischer Of The sa
with busarouy entering the dwelling house Of Frederick
cat the sdeh and unbons snd forcing the hack
e door on sstara.y night and stealing theTefrom clothing
oc:r Fischer testified thai atos o'clock yesterday
Ocer Tuome be discovered Edward Dodg, an two other
ing from an open lot nearly opposite the premises
and spoke to him. subsequently the TX from which
Dodesn emaused and found the property stolen from Mr.
Th officers conveyed the goods they found in the lot to the
Station hou'e and returned to the tnd upon
about Ound that the premises in question had been
ao,y entered While watching the premises one Q, the
(Dodganl passed by aud belns ideLed by Ohcer
Fischer arrested and locked up. . .
The accused wa, yesterday afternoon taken before Justice
Fsndresu, who committed him to pnsen IN Default o sLVs
bail! -, HI.
Dbdissn is 10 years Of W" bonn in Newfort, ana n
- a by occupation In regard to the charge, he SAD he
his house No 5s Perry street about - 1ct2es OF S9aa
company with Thomas SteyenA a< Edward na.e'
aud three the corner Of Perry ana wes' streets
They asked him where he going and he told tae 10
Sc emerhorp They went there, bat could not get n-htn
went to coffee saloon in Spring street and thence rp
that street to Fourteenth fifteenth street and turned UP lhe
street aud met the officers who arrested him
ATTEST OF SNrAK TniEf.-Saturday afternoon, d
follow nsned John Oliver detected In the set o! Gins
from the basement Of No % aght street. occupied BY Mr. De
Jopee with bundle OF clothing valued at I76 He told the
little girl that be bad purchased them from her he but she
not cTedDe the story called for the police. when Oy r
dropped the clothing and away lie arrested by d.
Murd and banded over the police Upon being taken be-
fore Justice Welsh at the Tob he pretended be very in-
| sane and wss committed for fui her examination
| BURGLAR ARRESTED N THE Acr.-A cOlcred
n m ssned James Leonard erected sbout two oeioek
yestssdsy morning BY Ooes Cronsa q hs fhs.eott Pre-.
csDct IN snw eoots store q Toomss be t,nY a 10
10 Brosme srs be hssts eterpd the srsm,, 81 to,eas
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

OFFICERS OF THE NEw.YoRE STATE FREE SUI.
yRAGE AssocIATIos.-The Convention me. on Friday
evening pursuant to adjournment, at Spring street
Hall. and nominated the following officers for the en-.
saipg year:
PycScrt .......Rev. VIM J. HODGES. Brooklyn, Z. d.
(LEwIs Il Nelson Brooklyn, L. u
-. . -, Wn. II. TORI Albany.
fTePres1e""'. PAToN HARRIS, Buffalo,
JAMES Sc0rT.
Treo~wey,...... PETER ). PORTER.
- (WM. J. WATKINS,
SSeeredSrs..'.''' PETER H. MILLER
Ro4rd Of Hodges j. J. Simonds, Joel
C. Bepsn VIM Rick Peter Ray John w. Hunter and Austin
Steward.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

SUICIDE BY DRowSING.-YesteTday morning. Mrs
Ps,kps residing South Third street. Third commtte
suicide by jumping of Of the dock at the foot Of South Thr
employed in the sugar house was attracted by
too late TO save her M The The act could not be
cerained.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY On Saturday morn
ing about o'clock disturbance occurred in the saloon NO
t5 Grand street. between Edward Bennett and Hiram John
sen Shortly enerwsrd Johnson returned home, when ms
watch veued 49, found missing Officers Miner and
Cohen of the Thirteenth informed Of the fact
upon going TO saloon the Grsndstreet Ferry o.nd
Bennett John Mu Tue latter named handed over the
watch and that he picked after the fracas Both
paes ere arrested and subsequently, released on bail
by Justice Cay Bennett again arrested complaint OF
Mr. Lewis proprietor Of the house where the disturbance
occurred charge Of disordey conduct and was COM
inittcd for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

EEw-YoRx HosPIIAL.--Weekl! Report 70 Sept
o. 1857: srrsical. Nrt..aSl. Total.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

FOUND IN THE WATER.-An unknown man, about
years age five feet inches in hight full sze with
dark hair heavy sandy whker under the chin found
floating the dock foot Of Twentieth street. East River Coro
liner Hills held inquest there being marks Of violence
the Jury rendered verdict Of Death by drown
Ing" The deceased dressed in two blue flannel shirts
striped pants old shoes cotton socks aud had strap
bucked his body The body had been but few days
the wQter,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

EouNDLINGs.-On Saturday night, an infant of
months of age found the steps of the house
occdped by the Catholic priest In Sst street between Sixth
and Seventh paper found upon it, stating that
the mother unable to provide for it.
Another infant found in font Of M. Weeds Mission
House in Park street Roth OF the infants sent 70 the
AlmsIiOuse.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

RoBBrRY-The house of Mrs. Stoker, in Fourth
street near Meseroe Geenpont entered Saturday
and robbed Of worth of jewely The house o
Mr. Poo near BY also entered aud Grape shawl and %
in money were stolen The theft supposed have been rom
mt,ed lad about l2 years Of who observed lurking
around that vicinity.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
,r. Aanrsrs 4nt pAps.-Os ss,ursov

'fs ARRESTS IN 1RE PARA.-0h Saturday
tL' 'hee's stationed in the Park arrested Ann S. =.
s'sca'ioe As'oney, Ms;y Culers, Jane Lyons, FrAa.
s'' fowaF % comron vssrasts. Capt Weed Of tds
ceccna Piee'aot "a detesa.iaec to atr..s all theve,
Prottiltcs enc vasrsnts too, the Park and mar
Dangerous FOR eoy cue 20 e,tsr Il at nigh. and a
ci'gfaee TO che city. Casro. Cap Weed al.o remo
=" '.'Des that obssruct ths ,dewak, .,,und tbo
r@s Al any rate, we hope there viii b. no ,io,a
eight. P'''' 'ee'e az
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

! For EuRorE.-The L. S. Mail steamship Baltic
sailed on Saturday with 81 passengers, among them
the Hon. Beverly Tucker, u. S. Consul to Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

SHOWING Ur PIcKroCKETs.--Yestcrday morning a
number Of young pckpockets were shown up to the
police at the Deputy's Office. Deputy Carpenter de-
tailed large number of men to follow the fremens
procession, and whenever they found any of these
Young scamps, they immediately arrested. The
result that complaints were made yesterday Of
pOckets being picked.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

The United States Treasury Department sse s.ae
,-ono.,, fer bui5ins Hosse Pos Once and Cor
loon .. Per.h Apbey.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

AY1rxPrIp SuIciDf.-Oa fndsy evening, Joseph
R,b "A Fprl2hmsn reading In Sussex sytr1e Rev AK
go h. arcsi With sa,e knife whls sue-e she tnsurr
aai-iun treueaa The wc1rrs 80 sescfed svv pacss
b"t 81 l..s asi vo.seis ~ lnpsssoce E' W:sui'Nse'
r,s,,1 n b. u 1ktv 70 rec,Ss
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

he.n saspended til Spring oTde, 10 allow the foundation
settle tore the buildings errNted Tbs construction of "a
Bereen gh. under way b.: w also be suspended
A. he found.ton built Next Spring tn. work viii BE-
sumed AID bldnss hsh AID other necessary sppssG
Nj BE- erected early in the sessc--
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

II is stated that the citizens of Railway have ini-
tate proceedings toward obtaining q CITY Char,e,
from the mex, gslature The place has about ,oOl
int tabliaIts.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

AFL.GM.Y KILLED By THE CARS "A man named
Thomas Connolly employed by the New:Jersey Rail
road and Transportation Company as fagman, was
run over by the cars at the Warren street crossing
abOut O'Clock on Saturday afternoon and almost To-
stantly killed The train was backing toward the
depot and he was standing upon the track, talking
with another man. and did not observe the approach
ing cars. Both be legs cut of above the knees
and his left arm badly crushed. Connolly was ns.
tive Of Ireland about fifty years old and mad been in
the employ Of the Company twenty years. An
inquest was held upon the body on Saturday evening
and verdict rendered in accordance wib tac facts
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

ArTEnPrED SUIcIDE-On Saturday evening young
woman nawed Julia Lnch, residing with her mother
in-law at No. 90 Suffolk street. attempted TO commit
suicde by taking landanum. DR.. Wells was called in
and succeeded in restoring her. She gave as reason
for Attempting to destroy her life that her motherin
law had abducted her infant four months of age.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

The nativity table gives 4iO natives Of the United
States, 6S Of Ireland, 81 of Germany, Of England,
5 Of France. B of ScoLsnd, and l each of British
America Italy, Russia, Spain. Sweder ard the West
Iadite.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

Fb.s The bid of Dilsm@e and Wood defective upsa
its fsce. -
Wooe and signed BY them but it is also signed Din'm's1
uesto. il Is required that where the dssisns;ios "a
Con pary" and CO.. !. used shall represent scsesl
Of this p provision misdemssnor. .... ...., .I
Tb. o,en alton The statute IN .Ai: soes
sae stG di.entted the bidder any Gvoi.Ss Osasls.
Second Tho verc.ou required BY AsA section Of NJ
ordiI sIce Of May %. 1913, wss lot made
% rsss s1 Sale..sis s% iS i.:. s:sy psa. Il
Wood Interested in the contract and estimates end
Other s.cn sds wood .na % b.mor. he. ~ ss. =
Is also interested In the esttnss and shosA base
Neither Of the .aree. bean or oloot sseAss h .ss
Of bushes. residence to his name - required BY the o
ss.s s. ..sa q ss: ss;: S
H. va. binding upon The bidders and 's.ies They -
iii b. The l,S section Of the ordinance above refrA %.
the Cot BosId have the right 70 prescribe the form Of ss
Ta1S These defects matters substance sHd not sS
See er pO Of Hoffman Justice In the css' Of aas Res
s6ss Hi2Si sley S.is' .s. Be i:s to b. Of only -
Errors Of hrn" unless eoI.eesd ~hAAh "a ''H'' "'
ba,mors on The .s bad pubic notice Of this srror Zee
sa.. Van sAaist DE- rOre sne s Sss s.v Da,u.
-
Voc made any sfxmpt 30 eefr.d ne sffcf me 20
panto BE-. ever bsen offered BY tse" " 70 'ns u~ ns
g;a TSs Chstf of 1857 hss altered The i:s In spe q
co,tsA1t. beng sIded to the nsn iovsN eooef &c
MN. YuLp's POINTS.
Flint The rroposals put IN by =. rs.stos vess dsse9avs =
b.ano~ h st beus verified BY Mr. Wood - yell - By .
n,. vyAss ~ Known 10 the fsrnef might pot hsve
@ !, de lster Every eiieumsaree which SsSuisa
=, aas,rt frora o1e required is from both
"a Even II the defect in tie vesiScstioa kaA bssn o.
ofSrr oulJ /. vss cured by sneadmeot oas 70
smend within tvsut, sous houfs sfsr notise reSaA ~
the oreiaaps hoties gyss of tAs defect Us ~
Avsux ID 20 no.iee sss tsken Of r Ill the SotA.
TAfvds Bsds defect a. ths aA6svf then snSoA19
fssa une the sddiSS VERDI aad eogeanJ
se. d. 4 die tietess T. ~ sAdisiop ssstesa -
ons IL losed acncssled nts.. aaa vss thus sloee q
isw, II n dii ". aynify ssI ers vtelshss efeS
sssns TIE Of vords vAsn sy ssysses:a = ess
Fovth; Thew ssvsral o<Aes 6sDcSA yAace - pe
lra ecasA
PVtA TIE Board setsA cssrsusiy 4 RertisS - TA
of tao reistsrA end GAndAmus s>sbt ~ " e1n -.
TSis matfes b q coesidsseels Puene -.
Assss. Diasmae Il Woe<s ~ sssa0e "a s~se
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
IAdyenisemen..I

ALss. 25: Females. 3.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
Valley Agricultural Society.

The premium list and regulations o.
the Agricultural Fair and Cattle Show to
be held in Winchester, 18Th, l4ih, 18th
and l6,h of October has been published
The premiums have been multiplied since
last year, so that every branch embraced
by The Society may come in for legti,
mate share of the awards.
At a late meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the Society II was resolved
TO employ an agent 10 visit the farmers
and others interested, and procure names
as voluntary contributors, annual members
and life members. Mr.. VINCENT BARNES
has been selected TO perform this duty,
and will visit the prominent points of the
counties embracing the agricultural dis
trct al as early day as possible, and
give all an opportunity 10 contribute.
Thus far considerably success has attend
GU his efforts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
Kansas.

The latest news from Kansas, states
that an insurrectionary movement had Ia
ken place in Lawrence. A committee OF
citizens Of that place had prepared city
charter differing materially from that
granted by the Territorial Legislature, and
the design OF said committee was to SUI
persede The old charter with the new in
sIument. This action, which was in
effect notification of the law, was re-
garded by Gov. Walker as reasonable,
and lie forthwith made arrangements 10
repress the movement. Orders have been
despatched to Gen. Harvey to employ
the whole of the military force destined
for Utah in preserving order in Kansas il
necessary.
Since writing the above we learn tha
Gov. Walker has proceeded on his way
10 Lawrence, with eight companies o
United States soldiers,a land that the citizens
of that place had resolved TO fight before
they would give way TO Walker. Fur
1her news from that quarter is looked 10
with anxiety.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
Harvest and Crops.

The most of our farmers have finished
harvesting and give very favorable &C
counts of the crops which far exceed al
their expectations. The hue and cry
abou, the failure Of the wheat crop and
the "high price" of flour has been more
the business of flour merchants and spec
ulators than any one else, but now under
the blessings of Providence we have
enough, and herein we see how irui'iess
are mans expectations and how aH''0'Se
are the ways of God.
The Corn and Dat crops never were
better and If the latter part OF the season
be as favorable as the first part has oeen'
there will be the greatest abundance. we
have had several pleasant showers lately
which greatly benefited the growing
crops.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25

DEAD READ READ I've afflicted
IL read, ;" the following Certificate Of a cure
of over 90 years standing
H. 7. HELWBOLD-DeG Sir have been
troubled with an aiiliction of the Bladder and
Kidneys for over twenty years. | have tried
Physicians in vain, and at last concluded TO
give your genuine Preparation a trial, as had
heard it highly spoken of. 1t afforded me i'm
mediate relief, | have used three bottles, and
have obtained more relief from lis effects and
feel much better than have for twenty years
/ previous. have he greatest faith in lis viz
| tues and curative powers, and shall do all in
my power 10 make it known to the afflicted.
doping this may prove advantageous TO you
in assisting you TO introduce the medicine.
am truly YOURS, NJ. MCCoEMIcK.
LewistoWn, Pa, Jan. %, 1857.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormick's state
ment he refers to The following gentlemen
Hon. VI m. L 9 Ter, ex- Governor, PeGnsy lNanla.
I Hon. Thos. b. Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon. j. &. Knox, Judge, rioga Co., Pa.
/ Hon. J. 5. | lack, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. ID. Il. Porter, Ex-Governor, Pennsy iVanla'
I Hon. Ellis Lewis, Judge, Philadelphia
/ Hon. X. &. GFicr, Judge U. :. Court
! Hon. q. w. Woodward, Judge, Philadelphia.
! hon. w. a. Porter, City Solicitor, Philadelphia
! Hon john Digler, tx, Governor, California.
/ Hon. L. Banks, Auditor General, W ashIng'on'
And many others, if necessary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25

Would any carpet manulacturer-to
continue our smile--be content, on hnd-
inc his machine out Of order, TO merely
turn off the steam for an hour or two, or
for day, and then resume operations
without any effort to find out or rectlty
what had been amisp in the first instance!
The question gives It's own answer, and
in that answer the practice of the "regu-
lar faculty." in cases of Summer Com
plants, is practically and energehcally
condemned.
The first thing to be done, on finding
disorder anywhere, is TO ascertain It's
nature, its cause, lis mode of action, and
the direction in which it tends unless
promptly checked these points ascer'
tanned, II only remains TO find remedy;
and The remedy that ,oiH suffice IN one
case (only changing the quantities to sui!
the idiosyncrasies of each patient a0W
suffice IN all, just as smelly and unaltera-
bly as that "three and three will make
SIX" whether we add them. together in
years, or in apples, or in tons of lead.
This remedy we claim to possess in
Railways Ready Relief, RenoVating Re
solvent and Regulators, used either as
special,ies or combined, as the disease or
complaint may require. These medicines
proceed upon the principle Of assisting
nature to reliege Itself, aCeH assured that
tbe ipdirciiOn cannot continue after the
Cause of IL has been rtn1OUed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
Prof. G.. s. Hail.

This gentleman who is well known &c
our citizens as the accomplished Professor
of Music in Mrs. PHELPS school in THE
place, was drowned few days ago in
the Canal short distance above Alexan.
dIia while balheing with some young
companions. He was unable TO swim
and got upon piece Of timber a' acci.
dentalIy fell off and before aid could be
rendered him was drowned. He leaves 9
mother and sister near Alexandria and a
large circle of friends 10 mourn his loss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
Revival.

A Quarterly Meeting of the M. E.
Church, was commenced in this place, on
Saturday last, by the Pastors, Revs. j.
II. March and S. ]. Leech. assisted by
the Rev. Messrs. HirSt and LandStreet,
is still progressing with considerable III
terest. Several persons have protested
conversion and many others are seeking
the WY Of salvation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
Narrow Escape.

A daughter Of Mr.. WILLIAM MouLDER,
of his place, aged about IL years, acct
denially fell into a cistern on Thursday
morning last, and but for the timely exer.
tons Of several persons she would have
drowned. Parents should keep an eye
on their ciSiornS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
Returned.

Mr.. V. MARMADUKE, Of this place, has
Just returned from a visit Of several weeks
TO the west, having visited the States OF
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri and a
portion of the territory Of Kansas, and
gives favorable account Of the country,
croDs &c
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
Berries.

Tie crop of this delicious fruit has
been unusually abundant this season.
The fields around town are literally COW
cred with Rasp, Dew and Black-berries,
and large quantities are being gathered
for domestic and medicinal uses.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25

Lemuel Paryis, Country. TEN porary relief.
Catharine Johnson, country, do
Susan Thomas, counrv, do
Mary Ann Haines, country. DO
John RoGerick, Uarper's Ferry, do
Mathew GiIlsspy, Bolivar, do
Mrs. Curtis, Bolivar, Go
Mrs. Defer, Bolivar, DO
Conegans, SON., Bolivar, do
Mrs. Watkins, Bolivar, do
Mrs. Jelt, Bolivar, do
MIS-. Near, country, do
Mrs. Blsseu, country, do
Mrs. Sturdy. Bolivar. do
Ms. Mclaughlin, Bolivar, do
JIrs. Jackson, country, do
Mrs. Overton, IIarper's Ferry, do
Mrs. Mitchell, Bolivar, do
Mrs. Hockensmilh, Bolivar, do
hrs. Watson, Bolivar, dc
hrs. Arwin, Bolivar, dc
r. Jet. Bolivar, do
James Mansfield. country, dc
hrs. Holt, Harper's Ferry, DC
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
35A883A&8So

In this place, on Thursday 23rd inst,
BY Rev. II. Mathews, +. Z. armstrong,
Esq, of Omaha City, Nebraska, to Miss
Mamie Holmes, youngest daughter OF
Jacob Van Doren, Esq.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
Cooley.

rms unrlvalled Periodical for August
is already upon our table, and is filled
with interesting reading matter and use
full as we'll as beautiful Engravings.
Each number of this Book is an improve
ment upon its predsssNer.
Lag,and Lodg ~ Sc, l. o. o. F.
nnoonsboTo', Md, postponed their
recession until SS3Rsay, the Is, Of Au.
gust.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
For the REGISTER.

Mr.. Editor You will oblige me by
re-prinling from the "Home Journal the
following excellent truths. do not mean
to convey the idea in making the request
that the evils complained of, has an exls-
lance in this latitude, but merely desire
to have circulated, as extensively as pos
sible, sentiments which should he impress
sed upon the minds of parents and chill
dren. | am very sure that such seed
wherever sown will produce remunera-
live harvest, properly cultivated,
A Low Vo.cE.IN WoMAN.-We agree
with that OLD poet who said that low,
soft voice was an excellent thing in wo-
man. Indeed, we feel inclined to go
much further thar he has on the subject,
and call it one Of her browning charms.
How often the spell of beauty is rudeIy
broken by coarse, loud talking! How
often you are irrcsislibly drawn 10 plain,
unassuming woman, whose soft, silvery
tones render her positively attractive In
the social circle, how pleasant it is TO hear
a woman talk in that low key winch al
ways characlerizes the true lady In
the sanctuary of home, how such voice
soothes the fretful child and cheers the
weary husband
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25

LS3 See advertisement headed
HelmboRs Genuine Preparation
in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
SBA4IJo

In this place, on the 22d inst, Martha
Ellen, aged years and 8 months, daugh-
ter of Philip and Elizabeth Enter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
" WM !. L LUcAs. ; connis'r.

July %, 1857. At
TO Esprit" and "Free Press
ChaIestown, and Hagerslown "Toscf
Light" will please copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-25
ANNUAL REPORT
OF the Overseers Of the Poor
on IEUECDCON CoI1Nrrv

UT jill LlIJON NVU " I,
MADE in pursuance Of Section &c,
nl Chapter 81, of the Code at their
meeting, as ordered by the County Court
of Jefferson,on the lst day Of June, 1857.
Number of Poor provided for, for the
year ending on the 3lst day of March last:
No. & names of Whites-where What length
white persons each was pro- Of time pro-
provided Tor yIded for. yided for.