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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

81 1853 Trains will leave Chambers st. Station a. follows
Express Trains a. and Albany and Troy Passen
ger Trains II $50 and 1850 for Poughseepse Ia m
and $50 m for Sing Sing 10 m and GID p m iof
kill and Sing Sing Trains stop the Way stations PASSENGERS
taken Chambers Canal Christopher and osts' Trains FOR
New leave Troy $50 and 1890 and sS and p
m on SUNDAYS at 10 p. A. H. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

A PIANO STOOL (new style), with plush top
"A and iron screw for only ~ 80 Sheet Music and Music
BAs wholesale and retail Fifty Pianos and Meiodeons Tor
ssr and Tor rent at reduced rates. -,
s. r. GORDON, No. 7o6 Broadway near fh-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

A LARGE assortment of PIANOS from the Gel.
"A sed makers Haines Brothers, of superior tone aud
h Of every style fully guaranteed prices tor cash that
If, competition Second hand pianos or 500 800 FLO
s-ket order Pianos let A. T.. THOMPSON 499 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-22

ket Wharf BY steamer IOAS 6:S5 1850 and ~ aud
l. and p Tn. leave FLUSHING L. H. AZ 6;S and 10
a. m and 4aud r. NJ meeting and exchanging passengers
with the boat Point Through IN 50 minutes Fare
2s cen,s VIM NJ SMITH Receiver
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
Autumn.

October i, passing swiftly away, and
"chill November's surly blast" will soon
howl autamn's last defiance over the de.
serted camp of summer The rustic pau
ses on his forest path, when he hears The
dry leaves and wilhered branches snap
ping and cracking beneath the feet of old
winter, as he trudges down from his pal
aces of ice in the north. People Of the cl-
',y, cid and young,rich and poor, good and
bad-d1aw their robes, or their rags. more
closely about them, as the chill wind
Whistles down the streets, and weaves
the Gus, into binding wreaths. Already
the bright flames leap from beds of coal
to i'm; ale the soft air Of summer. and rear
invisible tents of warmth for The great ar
my Of mankind, the greal-coats and cloaks
are brought out from the chest, impregna-
led with camphor; the belle shivers as she
purchases her new sci OF sables, and the
voungster exults in the anticipation OF
wearing "a long tail coat" But amidst
all this preparation for ease and comfort,
are there any who think Of the many poor
creatures without homes, without money,
and without friends or the pennlless
widow, or the freezing orphan How
few Of Fortunes favorites realize the fact.
that it is their duty TO cheer and aid the
HONEST POOR, TO protect the widow, to sus-
tain the fatherless Much of this appa-
rem, selfShness is the result Of thought
lessness but can any sensible person
suppose that such an excuse will be re-
ceived al the judgement seat? Remem-
Der that CHARITY is the greatest of the
three cardinal virtues, and woe be TO him
who never practices i. The poor man
hears winter coming. ard asks the rich
man for shelter. Shall he have il, or
mus, he perish miserably in the cold /!
We pause for reply.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
Resolution Of Thanks.
AamoRY HALL. Hamfromck Guards }
Shepherdstown. Oct 20. 1885 :

AoNoRy HALL, Hamfr0mck GUARDS
Shepherdstown. Oct. 20. 1906
Al a meeting of the "Han'famcI
Guards" held This evening, Capl. bI,e'
D e.iling, il was ordered Ihal Capt. p".'
I.r Lieut.. Lee, Sers't ZiItIe aud Se'g I
StaIey. be appointed cnmml'iee TO ut"''
resolutions expressive of the g7ailtlcaiion
.o( The Company during their recent Say
IN Winchester, and Of The many o"l'ga-
inns under which they are placed by me
universal kinaress shown them.
The Comml,,ee then reported !he i'l-
Iow,pp. which were unanimously au'p'e0:
Renewing how feeblv any Resolutions
we NAV adopt will express the real pleas,
ure Of our late visit 10 the "Con'i'eh'ai
Nnryan Guards" Of Winchester yet
deemlng this The only method al our com
u.rd. by which we can COZ vey 10 Them
and their generous ie!low-ciEzens' our
high appreciation Of their cordial ho'pl'
lalIty,- ~, r.
Il is therefore ReSolrsd, That we Of
fer our sincere thanks 10 Capt. Washing
Ton and his nuble Company, Tor 'heir o"-
Iirino exerlions in our behalf; assuring mem
,bat the entire time we spent with 'hem.
was one continual round Of pleasure and
endowment. and earnestly wishing maj
Their every effort may lie attended WIN as
success as The festivities ol oc-
tober 2Oth and Dist.
Tha, we are truly grateful 10 The warm
hearted citizens Of Winchester for The un'
VARYING kindness extended 10 US. and Tor
the entertainment given 10 many OF our
number. May the Old Dominion ever
have such worthy supPorieTsof her ancient
hos pitable name.
Tha, we make our best bow, with our
hands upon our hearts, TO the Ioveiy
daughters of the time.honored old town,
for The smiles and favors il was our nat
,erinc good fortune 10 receive, and that we
respectfully and earnestly thank them Tor
The beautiful floral tokens, their fair hsnds
honored us with. :.
That ,ke,e resolutions be published IN
the Winchesle. papers, and copy, WIN
The respects of the Guards" be trans
mi,ed to Capt. Washington for the "Con-
tinentals." V. NJ. BUTLER,
EDWIN G.. LEE,
JOHN II. ZlrTLE,
GEO. r. STALEY.
Committee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
G3BTT3 Sg+B3g9.

BLOODY FIGHT IN CUNBERLASD.--On
last Wednesday night, three persons ma
med Ciippinger, CLARK, and Nelson, were
playing at cards, in Cumberland, when a
fight occurred, during which Clark receiv-
ed two severe stabs from a knife in the
abdomen, and Clipplnger, Orc in his
shoulder. The condition Of CLARK is CRIT
icaI.
DREADFUL FALL.-Dsniel Barr, aged
about IL years, sou OF Wan. G.. Bier, re-
siding -four miles from ,lell
from a chestnut tree. on the l7lh instant,
and fractured his skull. The brain prorc-
ding. He is rot expected Ia recover.
He fell distance OF rs feet upon his
head.
RuMoRED REsioNATroN.-l i rumored
that DR.. Wm. i3. Tyler has leu'IereG his
resignation ~ Director from Frederick
county in lhe .. & o. RslrDad.
A very lew fakes OF snow, the
first Of the season, fell from a passing
cloud, in AlsxsDdris, Va. on Mond.y.
TnE Corn CRoP.-The ruling price Of
corn. in Western Mary land. is 81 per DBL,
in ears.
Rev. Alexander Campbell recently ad.
minIslered The sscramen: 10 two on,and
persons, al Salinevllle, Va, Oh Sunday,
during camp meeting.
1t is proposed 10 establish new rlass
in the Female School,, in ihIs counirv,In
which spinning, w~svug. aud the art Of
Cooking shall be taught. When the
young ladies' graduate they shall be emu
lied 10 The degree Of F. F. W-"Fh for
wives"
Members OF Congress are already ar
irving in Wsshiogion,snd ordering rooms
at the hotels aud boarding houses, for the
winter.
Gov. WIsE.-Iti is stated that this gen.
IIemsn has declined an invitation 10 take
the stump in Illinois for Douglas, but has
written letter advocating I.is eIec,ion.s
DEATH PROM DRowsIso. A letter from
Judge X. w. Sherrsrd. Of Marysyiile,
California. to his father. Joseph Ii. Shet-
rard, Esq, al Winchester, Va. commu-
nicstes the intelligence that James Krebs.
formerly citizen Of Winchester. was
drowned in Fraser river, a, the new gold
discoveries, a short time since.
+ Second crop raspbeIries are selling in
Philadelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
MISUNDERSTANDING.

The annual meeting Of ths S,ockhold-
prs Of the Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road was held al The Court House, IN
this town. on Saturday last.
The Report Of The President was read
and adopted.
On motion Of Robert Y. Conrad, Esq.
W. l.. Clark, ESQ.,, was unanimously
reelected Predominant Joseph II.
Sherard, II. M. Brent, William b. Baker,
and John n. Bell, Directors.
The salary Of the President wa, rPdu-
ced to $4,000 per annum, and fee tickets
abolished.
The following are the Directors on the
part Of The State James p. RELY, An
drew Hunter, and Robert b. Holiday.
The Report Of The President will be
laid before orr readers at an early day.
1t shows that the Road, notw outstanding
the colaps in the general affairs OF the
county during the last Twelve months has
maintained prosperity equal 10 the high
est hopes of lis iriends.-UmcheSfer
Urginian.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
Lynch Law.

An attempt 10 enforce the code Of Judge
Ly nch was assayed. al Dam No. 5, on the
Canal, on last Friday. 1t appears that
some money had been stolen, and suspi-
cion having designated man named Rob-
ef, McCsrly as the guilty party, he was
approached upon the subject, but denying
all knowledge of the matter. he was un'
tremendously taken in charge by those
present. rope placed around his neck,
aud he was at once strung up 10 derrick.
and there suffered To hang until life was
almos, extinct. He was taken down jus,
There was much difficulty in the work Of
resusitaiion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
SETTLE UP!

On the 18th of November, the 5,h volume
of the Register, in lis present hands, will eX-
pire, and up 10 which time we have made out
all accounts for The purpose of making Cen
eral Settlement. There are many persons who
have been taking the Register for several
years who have never said "pay" once. We
confess that many Of them have "hard scratch
ing" TO get through this "trying world" yet il
they are disposed to liquidate their indebted
ness they can do so very easily. In order then
that all can pay their dues at this office we
will take wheat, corn, wood, money, &c, &c,
in payment for all bills due this office, and
those who have not these articles we wish
them to come and close their accounts by note,
SO then YOU will have no excuse for nOn-set-
Element. Our object is TO settle up with ev-
cry person upon our books so that we may
know how we stand with the world. Persons
al distance will find their accounts enclosed
in the Register which we hope will be liqui-
dated BY return mail. Any person disregard
ing this notice will find their names in the Reg
lister, at an early date, as trying to swindle III,
out of our just dues, and their paper will be
discontinued. A publisher would be far bet
Ter without such patrons they are dead ex-
pense aud no profit.
JOHN Fl. little.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
Crinoline Around.

Crinoline is determined, ii seems, to
keep itself "before the people" In
France, il is Admitted To the ball room by
measurement only. In Ireland, it has
seized upon the public mind to such an
extent, that even in the DUBLIN workhouse
the women have donned it. They alb
s,racled the wire fences Of the garden,
and worked i. up into hoops, very lately.
TO make them "slick out illiganl," as they
said. In London, al a recent meeting OF
The British and Foreign Bible Society. the
Rev. DR.. Marriott denounced the fashion
as one demanding The special condempa-
lion of the church. He was particularly
severe on The ladies who devote all their
time TO the decoration of their lrail bodies,
which will soon require nothing but q
winding sheet - Bul we have an idea
that all this denuncialon of crinoline will
only endear il more 10 its admirers.
They have spirit of independence. (wha'
woman has not, that is a woman :! and
we may safely conclude that they will al
WAYS manifest it when the "odous men"
attempt TO interfere with thelr."high pre-
rogslive." Truly they have an ndefeasi'
ble right TO wear what they please; and,
say what we will, crinolne does improve
the feminine appearance. When not I'M
moderately INDUCED in, it adds grace,
ease and lightness to the costume of the
sex. The fair creatures know it. They
are aware, too, of our admiration. They
are conscious tina, our rdicule is half en-
Wy aud half afTeclalion. They are not
likely, therefore, 10 surrender this new
hold upon the masculine fancy. They
would no, be wise, to tell the truth, II
they did. Hurrah for crinoline.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
Public Meeting.

Alta meeting, irrespective OF party~ OF
the ci,izens Of Districts Nos. 3 and 4, OF
Jefferson county, held in the Courthouse,
Oharlestown, On Wednesday Evening,
Get. 20. Tor the purpose of responding to
The suggestion OF The citizens Of Harper :
Ferry and Bolivar, that the citizens Of
Jefferson County, should tender the don.
HENRY BEDING Err, our late Minis
ter 10 The Court of Denmark. some testI-
moniaf of their high esteem for his public
and private virtues and lheir graIlhcalon
in welcoming him again To his home.
On motion, Col JOHN NJ. COY LIE,
was called to The chair and \. w. Man
MING and d. SMITH EIcHELBERGER, sP-
pointed Secretaries.
The object of the meeting having been
stated by The chair, James w. BeIIer,An'
drew Hunter and Andrew E. Kennedy,
Esqs., respectively arose and in speeches
highly eulogistic Of Mr.. Bedinger, warm
ly endorsed the proposal that jefferson
County should tender him the hOnor, o,
public Festival.
On motion Of James w. Beller, the
chair appointed the following Committee
to report upon some plan TO carry out The
object Of the meeting, viz {: Thomas Z.
Green. John Avis. Andrew E. Kennedy,
Jas. w. Campbell and Geo. w. Boyers'
who retired and subsequently made The
following report.
Your committee respectfully propose
The adoption Of the following resolutions.
lst. Thaia Barbecue dinner be given
to the Hon. Henry Bednger by his lei
low citizens of Jefferson County.
ID. That the time and place be here
after fixed upon by conference of the
Committees, that may be appointed by the
different Districts of the County.
Sd. That a committee of five persons
be appointed by The chair to represent the
Charleslown precincts and that they shall
respectfully urge upon the attention oil the
conference committees the proPrleiy OF
holding The proposed Festival at the Fair
Grounds near Charlestown and that the
time fixed upon should be early in the
month of November.
4th That the meeting oflhe confer
ence Committee be held al Jefferson Hall
on Monday Oct. 25lh 1853.
On motion, The Committees report
was unanimously adopted and the follow
ing gentlemen appointed by the chair as
the committee Of conference under The SO
resolution, Messrs. ]. w. Beller, VIM.
II. Wuore, Andrew Hunter, Andrew b..
Kennedy and John Avis.
On motion Of D. H. CockreIl, a com
mit,ee of I3 persons were appointed by
The chair TO solicit subscriptions in aid OF
the Proposed Festival.
The Chair appointed the following
gentlemen as said committee.
Messrs ID. H. Cockrell. John s.
Moore. Jos. F. Abel, James d. Gibson,
Henry B. Davenport, r. b. Washington,
John Moore, John L. Gibson, James Il.
Hooff. Francis Yates, Wells J. Hawks
and Geo. w. Boyers.
On motion, the Chairman and Secreia-
res were added to the Commttee.
On motion, The proceedings OF the
meeting were ordered to be published IN
The Newspapers published in the County
and then, on motion the meeting adjourn
ed. JOHN NJ. COYLE, Chm'n.
B. ,. 81 W. E Mnsn,n1: Secretaries
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
A Reflect of the O!den Times.

On Thursday last, we were agreeably
surprised and delighted, 10 meet la our
quiet little village, two venerable gentle
men paying a visit TO the place OF their
nativity, io-wit Our old and esteemed
friend CATO MOORE, Esq, Cashier OF the
Valley Bank ,Charleslown,an and his young
er brother THOMAS, of Fauquier County,
Va. After lapse Of 80 years for the
younger brother from his home, and 27
years separation between then, strange
TO say, that they were met by TOUR cote III
poraries Of nearly the same age, DANIEL
ENTLER, aged 70 years, ABRAHAM SNY-
DER, aged 10 years, CATO MOORE. aged
rs years, THOMAS, aged II years, ALBERT
HUMRIcKHoUsE, aged ~ years, MORGAN
SAUL, (colored,) aged so years, and kind
enquiries were made for RUTHERFoRD' s
Tom, now belonging 10 E. |. LEE, Esq,
aged SO years. After taking survey Of
the whole town, and examining every
part, the new Bridge, &C., our venerable
visitors babe us an aiTec,ionate farewell.
May there be many years IN store for
Them, Of peace and plenty. God bless
them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

DRowNED.-Thomas Price, young
gentleman of much promise, son of Mr..
Samuel Price, formerly of Loudoun coun-
iy, was drowned in the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, short distance below Har-
per's Ferry, on Monday night last. He
was ascending the Canal in boat. and
having location TO light the lamps, fell
from The bow Of The boat, and was drow-
ned before assistance could be afforded
him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
Hog Cholera.

We understand tina, MIR. Lew VIII.
HANSON, living near Van Cleaveyille,
Berkeley county, sustained loss few
days ago, of fourteen fine hogs; he imputes
the disease 10 Hog Cholera or the eating
Of Acorns.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

THE "MoDEL" PREsIDENT.-Ex-Pres-
ideni Fillmore and wife ale among the
guests at The ST. Nicholas, New York.
His rudy checked. buxum lady is not
averse 10 the courlesies which SO many
are always ready to extend TO the wife Of
an ex-President. She is very lively.
agreeable person, and contributes not lit
tie to sustain HE personal popularity OF
Mr.. FILLMORE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

LESSON TO PRISTERs.-Andrew hes
seeker, the compassion who set The first
type in what is now the State Of Iowa, il
worth $4,000. lie located al an early
day at Dubuque, stuck 10 his business,
never "uamPed," and nov reaps The re-
ward Of bis stesdiness Of purpose in an
Independent fortune. He. however, still
scIs as composition in the Times Office
Indianapolis Citizen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
Hon. Henry Bedinger.

1t will be seen that the people Of this
county. without regard 10 party. intend
manlfesling their personal regard TO this
gentleman by public dinner on tbs 9th
of November next, at the Fair Grounds,
near Charleslown. 1t will be spontane,
Gus offering of regard for a gentleman
whose talents and social qualities are pre-
eminent. LIE, The various committees be
prompt in their duties, so that the offering
will not only reflect credi, upon them, but
honor upon the object in view.-Free
Press
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

STILL MIssING.-Mr. Thursion has
been on visit 10 Michigan, to obtain Ii
dings Of his lost brother. lie says that
nothing has yet been heard of him. and
that all hope has been given up. 1t is
believed, from circumstances, that he Ian.
ded from the balloon alive, in tie immens e
marshes bordering on Lake 81. Clair, and
in his then exhausted condition. persisted
before assistance could be reached.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

Gen. Walker writes 10 Col. Double
dav, al Cleveland, that on The 10Th OF No.
vember a vessel, with freight and passen.
gers, will leave Mobile for San Juan del
Norie. He says any one DESTROYS of eD.
igrsling 10 Nicaragua will be taken out.
More fllibuslering, We suppose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

Some twelve months ago, a slave. The
property of Col. Hopkins, OF Rocking
ham county, ran Of and got into Canada.
His master received letter few DAYS
since, begging him TO come after him. and
bring him back TO his old home in Virgin
Ia; that he has been sick and half starved
ever since he lef'; and that lie was tired OF
negro freedom in the North.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

SNAKE CHARMER.-Mr. WiIsen, the
celebrated snake charner, at present in
Virginia, has ten large and VenomouS
snakes-one viper, one backsnake, one
copperhead mocsssin, and seven rattle.
snakes. He would pot them all together,
and place them round his neck, when they
would rub their heads all over his face. in
the most sfeciionale manner. He wonld
then pu, all together and place them in
his bosom, next the flesh, and pull them
out one al q time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

The quickesttrip ever made between
Cumberland and the District of Columbia
has jus, been performed by the propeller
Cathcart, of Georgetown. The time she
actually occupied in running The distance
as 644 hours.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30
The Prize Fight.

The CITY of Buffalo was The scene, on
the 20.h inst, of another of those brutal
contests, the object Of which is 10 give
TO humanity as many of the attributes OF
The thoroughbred bull dog as practicable
A multitude of muscular, short haired
bullies, who "hit from the shoulder
collected at the time and place appointed
when the following act Of shocking bru-
tally, as briefly narrated by telegraph,
took place
BUFFALO, Oct. 2O.-The brutal fight
between Heenan aud Morrissey took
place this afternoon, al Long Point, Can
ada. 1t commenced al 20 minutes 10 4
o'clock. Heenan made objection 10 the
ground, saying that it was not according
to the agreement, but as so many had
come to see the fight, he would waive his
objection and fight. The first round last
ed seven minutes, and the fighting was
terrible. Heenan throwing Morrlssey
and drawing the first blood. On the sec.
ond round Morrissey was again thrown,
and on the third round Heenan was
thrown. On the fourth round both men
came up, looking weak, and Morrlssey
was knocked square down by blow on
The under jaw from Heenan's hight On
the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth rounds
Heenan was thrown. On the ninth round
both men fought wildly and fell side by
side. On the tenth round Heenan was
knocked down. On the eleventh round
Morrissey was very weak, and was carried
10 The scratch, but Heenan went alone.
This was a terrible round. Heenan fell
Gainling. On the twelfth round Morris
sey was carried to the scratch, but Hee-
nan was too faint 10 come to time, when
the battle was declared won by Morris
sey. Eleven rounds were fought in
twenty-five minutes. Both Heenan and
Morrissey were very badly cut. and had
to be brough, away on beds, The fight
was witnessed by about 5000 persons.
There was no disturbance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

Major A. ]. O'Bannon, formerly of
Winchester, chief clerk of the Auditors
Office al Washingi has been appointed
by the President Auditor ad interim.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

MhLLERlTE REvlvAL.-The MIlerites
are taking fresh courage from The comet,
which they are now quite certain is the
sure precursor Of the end OF the world.
They had quite large meeting at Militia
ry Hall, in The Bowery, New York, on
Sunday. Their ministers dwelt on the
prophecy of Daniel, and figured the whole
thing gu! as clear as mud. Spontaneous
combustion may now be looked for be-
tween now and next March. though il is
positive fact that some Of the very Jer-
emiahs who are preaching the doctrine.
are buying and selling stocks in the street.
on time, deliverable in June and July.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

g. Our friend J. A. JONES, Esq,
qualified as practitioner of Law, in the
Circuit Court of Jefferson, on The 2Olh
lnsl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-10-30

Mr.. H. K. Gregg issues Prospectus
Of weekly paper To be published in VIM
chester, to be called the Esprit of the
Day"