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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
C.n Ir,D,xo N,rcH FOR FIVE

GREAT JUMPING. Match FOR I'VE
HUNDRED DoLLARs.--A great jumping
match came off al Avon, n. y o"
Thursday last, for $500, The iAFIngs-
ton Republican gi'es an account OF Il a.
follows:
The man produced for jumping was a
Young man Of about % Years 81 age. by
the name of Robert Way. The wager
was $3.50 side on thirty s'fs" tea at
three standing jumps. on perfectly lever
around. which he did viii rr-e. and -
was HE opinion of a. present t"i he
could have cleared two or three Ire' more
had he desired Way jumps win Ihr
greatest apparent ea,e. and strikes 1''
marks with the utmost precision. sremng
to make at every jump whatever distance
he names. In addition 10 the above hr
cleared tDeniy one feet and one inch at
two standing jumps, and al one single
Jump made sirfeen feet. This we be-
iieve, is the tallest jumping on record
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

More TRouBLB IL UTAH-.4nOther
SDeck of Uar..-The latest news from
Utah is Of startling character. 1t aP'
pears that the differences so long existing
between the Executive and Judiciary, are
about to result in collision between the
United States troops under Gen. John
ston, and the Mormon MALTA under Gen.
Wells-fve thousand Of The latter having
been called ou by Gov. Cumming to
prolec, the citizens from what he deems
The usurpalion of authority on the part OF
the Judges and the military.
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SALE.

ny Virtue Of Deed of Trust executed
! rv John Longbrake 10 The undersigned
lor ,I. bench. of Joseph Randall. Adj
,n,r,.,ra,or of the Estate of Jacob Cook
~. ,ircea.ed, and Of record in The County
Cour, Of Jefferson County. | will proceed
To sell.
On Saturday, 18th of June, next,
"A the INTEREST Of said Longbrake IN
a growing
CROP OF GRAIN,
an the farm of Jacob S'aIey, now occuP'-
81 by said Lougbrake said interest being
One half of rs Acres of Wheat
and one half of s Acres OF Rye,
and of 10 Acres OF Oats.
a. Sac 10 take place al ii o'clock,
4. NJ, on the premises.
a.. Terms Cash.
SAMUEL KNOTT, Trustee.
May %, 1859. Al
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
Miss Annetta w. Entler
f. |. Lee, Pc.
Nav IA, 1859.

TAKES this method Of informing the clti-
| zens Of Shepherdstown and vicinity, that
she has established at the residence OF her la
tier Mr. Daniel Entler, near Lambrlghts Ho-
tel,
LIT ERARY DEPOT,
where may be found all the principal Literary
papers and Magazines of the day, comprising
in part: The New York Ledger and Mercury,
Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper, Wrappers
and the New York Weekly, together with
Harper's Magazine, Godey's Lady's Book, SC.
Subscriptions for any OF the above received
by the month.
Miss E. respectfully invites the attention Of
the community to her enterprise.
Persons wishing back numbers can have
them supplied by leaving orders.
May A. 1859. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

AMERICAN OFFICERS TO OBSERVE THE
WAR IN EUROPE Three VIrginlans, Col
S,eploe, Capt G. W. Carr and Lieut..
Pegram, of the Army, have been ordered
by the United States Government 10 Sar'
DINA, there to be witnessed in that terri
rory. Their duties will be similar lc
those of The American Commission which
was sent 10 The Crmea on the same duty
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

Important Increment Of Free Negroes.
There is a great demand for manual and
mechanical labor in Hayli, and general
invitation has been extended TO the free
colored population Of The United States 10
emigrate to that Island, where strong IN
ducements are offered TO ali.
In pursuance Of this notice, the colored
population OF Chicago held a meeting IN
that city, on the 25lh ul,o., which was
numerously attended, and adopted resolu'
lions declaring il to be The imperative du'
ty Of every free coIored man in the UNI
ted States, TO emigrare to HayH. They
also appointed committee 10 open cor
respondence on the subject, with that Re-
pubic.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

Speaking Of shaving said pretty
Girl to an obdurole old bachelor. i
should lhiak that pair Of handsome eyes
would be the best mirror TO shave by.
Yes, many poor fellow has been Sha
yed by them, he replied.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

GENERAL WALKER AT ACAPULCO
Washington, May 23 "A despatch from
New Orleans says that Gen. Walker,wilh
three hundred men had arrived at Acspul
co, on board the OIzaba, from San Fran
cisco. His intentions are not known, bu
it is supposed he designs an incurson In
TO Southern Mexico.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

IG- We trust our readers will pardon
all impsrlecrions in this weeks issue of
the Register, caused by rush Of Job
Work and the Election which took place
on Thursday.
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VIRGINIA, Jefferson Co., Set
In the County Court,
Nav Rules, 1883. }

III Tue IOuu'l SONp
May Rules, 1859.
William Bowen, An action OF
a0yinst assumpsil, and
Lewis s. E,chelberger. an attachment.
2RHE objeci of This suit is to OBTAIN
I jodcmenr against the Defendant, for
,he sum of 5000. with legal interest
thereon. from the 9Th day Of April 1859
nil paid. and costs, and to attach the Is
tale Of the Defendant, and any debt or
debts due him, within this State, for the
payment of The same.
happening by affidavit filed in this
suit. that the Defendant is not resident
Of this Stale, he is hereby required 10 APP
near within one month after due publIca-
lion Of this order, and do what is necessa-
~ 10 protect his interest IN this matter,
and it is further ordered that copy OF
this order be published once week tor
four successive weeks, in the Shepherds
town Register, newspaper published in
this County, and posted at the front door
&c the Court House Of this County, on
the first day of the next Term Of this
said Court. A Copy-Tesie
+. A. MOORE, Clerk.
f. |. Lee, Pc.
Nav IA, 1859. 4w
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LITERARY DEPOT,
DR.. WitheroW,
DENTAL SURG EO n

u L Y l y u - z II u II y w
WILL visit Shcpherdstown on the Isl of
w June, and remain until the 9Th OF 9th.
As nv visit will be limited will be glad TO
have my friends call on me early as possible.
| will be absent from my Office in Martins
burg from the middle of June until the last of
November. May li-4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

who is that lovely girl ? exclaimed
the witty Lord Norbury, in company with
his friend, counsellor Grad. Miss
Glass, replied the Counsellor i should
often be intoxicated could place such a
Glass to my lips
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

The Hon. Mr.. Kei,;, of South Carroll
ma. reached Washington last evening, &C.
companied by his bride. lie was mar
ried at Mandevi!le, S. c., on Wednesday
last, to Miss Sue Sparks. Mr.. KS many
warm personal friends, here will hnd
them at his old quarters, Wrllards. Mr.
and Mrs. Keilt are on their way to En'
rope, designing to 90 out in The Persia on
her next trip. Star.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

AGED CoUPLE.-There is an aged
couple on Lick Creek, in this county,
ninety years old having been married sew
enty years. They have children, grand
children, and great grand chlldren, all iv'
ing in the same neighborhood. One of the
grand children is an acting Justice Of this
county. Their name is Wilhrow. Thos
Anderson, who was the father Of Mrs
Wirbrow, lived TO be some ninety-Iour OF
nineiy-fve. as well as we recoleCl. Our
informant told Us that a few mornings
since, when he was at their house, their
house, the old lady went out and MIXED
her CONS.
Our earliest rccollec,ions of her are,
that she was always perfect pattern of a
good house wife. "Uncle Robin and
Aunt Jean" have been on the tongues oil
two or three generaiions.-Greenbrier
(Ta.) Independent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

The intelligence of the death Of the
venerable and DISTINGUISHED Baron Hum
boldt, at Berlin, published in papers 81 a
recent dale,) will be received with the
deepest regret all over the civilized world.
He was llluslrous as a philosopher, trav-
eler, geographer and astronomer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

The loIlowieg big snake fight is said to
have occurred recently, IN the vicinity oil
Peoria, Illinois, the particulars of which
we copy from the Transcript OF The 18Th
inst. That paper says
Some of The older residents vii! re-
member building which formerly stood
on Prospect Hill, about SIX miles distant
from town, and which was destroyed
some seven or eight years since. Daring
the past season another house was erected
near The same location. and all that has
remained as relics of Tie old hotel was a
partially filled excavation for cellar and
two well preserved brick cisleTns, which
has been all covered Up. Last week the
proprietor of the place, while busy with
his wife in preparing their summer Hover
garden, found himself in the want OF a
few brick for the edge OF the walks. he
memberng the cislerns, he uncovered one
one of them, and finding il dry al the bot
tom, and only about six feet in depth, ne
Jumped in. and commenced throwing out
some Of the best brick he could pick from
the walls. 1t seems there was piece OF
plank with one end partially imbedded in
the earth that someW halincOmmoded him.
so Selling 1t, with some exerEon he pull
led ii out and threw il 10 The top. What
was his horror and surprise al the next
moment to find that he had unearthed an
enormous ralllesnake, and himself with
out a weapon in his hand. As the clslern
was round and only about five feet IN d.
ameler, he could not jump out, and the
snake, brIslIiDg with anger and tallIng
defiance, was ready for battle. HIS
screams brought his wife 10 the scene, but
she was so overcome with fright that she
became powerIess to render any assls-
lance. The snake in the meantime had
commenced The fight, making repeated
springs at him, but he fortunateI y man
aged on each occasion to hit him upon the
head with bis boot, without receiving a
bite, the snake all the time becoming
more defiant and enraged. During the
whole scene, which lasted several min
utes, the man did DOT lose his presence OF
mind, but watching his chance made sew
eral frantic efforts to jump bodily from
this seemingly pit Of destruction. At The
last trial he fortunately grasped brick
which gave way with him, and remained
in his hand as he again stood fronting his
kissing enemy. After few more kicks.
and watching his opportunity, he TIRE "
II, making probably one OF the best shots
on record, for it struck the snake on the
head, and between the one sent and tht
wall he became ga pretty well used uT
sarpint." Weak and exhausted, our he
70. By the assistance Of his wife, was en-
abled to climb from the pit, but wher
once moro upon The earth lie faineC
away. and il was some time before be
could be recovered. For several succeed
ing DAYS he was quite unweII. The snake
was forwards taken from the cistern
when it was found to measure seven fee
in length and contained thirteen ratlles
The latter have been preserved, and are
placed in Shoaf's Museum for exhibition
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28
TNhe w ashingtOn Tragedy.

Great Excitement in Mepherdsiomn .!
THE undersigned informs the citizens OF
i Shepberdstown and ncighborhood that his
stock of Spring and Summer Goods Is now full
and complete. purchased in Philadelphia and
Baltimore upon the most rensona lie terms,
which enables me to compete uccessinlly with
a.y other store in The county. You are invited
to ca |, examine goods and pieces. am deter
mined TO sell as cheap as any other establish
ment in town or neighborhood. for Cash or on
time TO punc;ual paying customers.
Groceries at reduced prices for cash. Prime
Coffee Ii cts Brown Sugar, good article, 3
cents. White Sugars u and IL IL cents.
Molasses 40 and so cents, Syrup 62 IL cents,
and oil other goods in proportion.
Also Potatoes for sale.
Respectfully, ID. >. KEN Nh.
April 80, $50. VI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

BAPTISM OF HENRY CLAY.-A recent
letter from the Rev. +. F. Berkeley, Rec
tor of ST. Georges Church, 81. Louis, to
W. A. Bell, esq, of Paducah, Ky, set
ties a very important historical fact Mr.
B. was for many years Mr.. Clay's pas
tor, at Lexington, Ky, and held the most
intimate relations with him. He says :;
Mr.. Clay was baplised in his ParIor'
at Ashland, on the 22J of June, 1917 IN
our usual way, by pouring handful OF
water on his head, in the name OF the to-
" Trinity; one Of his Gaughlers,ln-Iaw
and four of Ills grand Gaug CHEERS being ba2'
used at the same time, and in the same
way"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

The Baltimore Exchange says :-"Mr,
Henry Wykof, more commonly entitled
1.-The Cheuaiifr," has been selected as
the bearer to China of the treaty we have
lately negotiated with tina, country, and
rejoicing in the promise of good per
diem and expenses paid, he has lef
Washington and is about TO proceed upon
his mission. Ii is to be hoped that he
will perform il credilably, for he is no
unknown to fame in the other hemisphere
and he WILL, y! course. be there recOgnl.
zeG as the trusted agent of our Govern
ment ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

BRoNCHITls.-Rev. F. l.. B, Shaver,
president of the Alabama Conference Of
the Methodist Protestant Church, in an
account Of his winter tour through the dis
irict. says:
Il smoke composition of equal parts
Of sawdus,, Of fat lghtwood and ground
coffee, for the benefit of my throat, and il
has done me more good than anything
have tried for years. 1t is here given to
all who are afflicted with bronchial disease.
Trvi, and if it does no, do you good, il
will be the first failure, in nv knowledge,
after a good MANY trials"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

o. Dr.. Nm. S. Mngruder, Dentist,
is row in town and will remain until Sal.
uIday next. Ain of June. Persons now
have an opportunity of getting their grin.
derS repaired.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

OUTRAGE BY THE Pixies PEAK EMI
GRANrs.-Sl. Louis, May ga private
letter received here. dated Pacific City,
Iowa, reports that a party Of starving
Pixies Peak emigranls had attacked and
captured the outward bound mail train
near O'FaIlon's Bluff, and during the me-
lee d. G.. Oaks, The conductor was killed,
and Mr.. Griffith, the newly appointed
Postmaster for Auraria, en- route TO take
charge Of his office, was hung by the des-
peradoes.
The New Mexican mail of the 2nd
reached Independence last night.
The overland mails from Stockton OF
February and March had arrived at Santa
Fe. The first party were driven back in
crossing the Colorado by party Of Mo-
have Indians.
A letter dated Fort Yuma, May 4lh, in
forms the Republican that Col. Hoffman
has concluded treaty with the Mohaye
Indians.
THE ORDER OF RED MEN.--The Grand
Council of this Order for Virginia, terml-
mated its session at Richmond lew days
since, and the Order is said TO be prosper
ing. Among its proceedings, we are graf
fled 10 notice that our brother TYPO" Of
Winchester, G. A. B. Cofroth was pre-
sented with handsome silver goblet, as a
token of the estimation in which he Is
held by his associates. An appropriate
presentation speech was made by Mr.. Le-
moline, of Petersburg and the recipient re-
cipient replied in a brief address, in
which gratitude was the prevailing idea.
Mr.. Coffroth, has long held the office Of
G. K. of records, but declined re-elec.
lion.
kossUrH IN SARDINIA.-A letter from
Turin saws Kossuth. of whom nobody
has heard in England for some time, or
even here, is secretly at work in Sardinia,
where he is incognito, and holding COM
municalion by means OF emissarles, with
the Hungarian portion OF the army-one-
third of The whole. and the very troops
which formerly defeated the Austrian: un-
der his authority, and which have been
removed 10 Italy, in order 10 keep them
as far as possible from their native land.
Here they have been fraIernizing with the
Italians through the instrumentaIIIy OF
Kossulh. and probably will revolt in
body at last. Already there Is division
and dissension between the Austrian and
Hungarian commanders. and that's anoih-
er reason which accounts for the lsrdy
movements of the Austrian troops ~
| LISA remarkable coincidence, saws
the New Orleans Della, that both OF the
last two Ministers from Mexico TO the
United Slaes should nave made then
first acquaintance with our people as Pris
ofIers Of war 10 our army. Robl9s va:
/ in the list Of cspIives al Vera Croz, am
Mata was made prisoner at Ceuo Cor
/ do
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

FREAK OF NATuRE.-We learn tina, a
heifer, aged one year, and which has new
er bad calf. belonging TO Mr.. John
I.ongbrake, of. this County, was MIXED a
few mornings since, and yielded quar-,
of rich milk. Certainly, a strange freak
OF nature.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-05-28

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Circuit Court
for Jefferson county commenced on Fri
day last, Judge Richard Parker, presi'
ding.
Mrs. Right, who had been in Jail fol
passing counterfeit coin, was discharged
the Grand Jury refusing to find a bill a
eainst her.
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