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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-08
Tom PaIne,s VIII.

The following curious extracts is from
the will of Tom Paine, which is on file
in the office OF Surrogate of New York.
We do not remember ever 10 have seen
ii in print:
1.-THE Las, " i'll and Testament Of me,
the subscriber, Themes Paine, reposing
confidence in my Creator God, and in no
other being, for know of no other, nor
believe in any other:
II, Thomas Paine. of the State Of New
York, author of the work, entitled Com,
mon Sense, written in Philadelphia IN
l775, and published in that city the be-
ginning of January, l776, whirh awaked
America TO Declaration Of Independence,
on the fourth of July following, which
was as fast as the work could spread
through such an extensive country-au-
thor, also of the several numbers of the
american CrisSiS, "lhirteen in all" pub
lished occasionally during the progress OF
The Revolutionary Wa.
1.-THE last is on the Pr ace; another, al
so of the Rights Of Nan, parts the first
and second, written and published in Lon
don. in 1871 and 90; auhor. also, Of a
work on Religion, .Age Of Reason, part
the first and second. N. B. | have a
third part by me in manuscript, and an
answer 10 the Bishop Of Llandof;' author,
also, of work lately published, entitled
Examination Of the passages on the
Neec Testament quoted from The Old'
and called Prophecies concerning Jesus
Christ, and showing there are no prophe-
cies Of any such person; author, also. Of
several works not here enumerated; Dis
sertatiOn on First Principles Of Govern
ment, Decline and Fall of the English
System of Finance, Agrarian Justice,
&c., &c., make this my Last Will and
Testament, &C.
The will directs TO be placed over the
testator's grave, "a maidstone, with his
name and age engraved upon il, and the
author of Common Sense" 81 have liv-
ed" the will concludes, san honest and
useful life to mankind; my time has been
spent in doing good, and | die in perfect
composure and resignation TO the will Of
my Creator Cod"
Dated 18th January, 1909.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-08

HANDLING BANK NoTEs.-Peterson' s
Counterfeit Detector says there cannot be
too much care exercised in handling bank
Notes hailing from infected localities,
Many bank tellers have practice OF wet
ting their thumb with spittle while connt-
ing bills. This makes the risk greater
lhsn TO use sponge. II The tongue comes
in constant with the ;humb, after handling
a note from the hands or pocket of a man
infected with the above disease, the in
fection is as sure to take effect as the in.
incubation Of an infant. We advise all
bank officers and others in the habit o
counting bank notes. never to use the
tongue in wetiing their thumbs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-08
A Disowucd Daughter.

Relentless HoStiity.-The provisions
of the will Of the late Augustus Thorn
dixie have excited much comment in the
circle in which he moved. The Particu-
lars are thus given by the Boston Led,
ger:
"Mr. Thorndike, principally by inner
itance, had property amounting 10 from
$3.50, 900 to 100000. Some few year:
since one OF his daughters saw fit TO mar
ry a gentleman ofhigh moral character
although poor IN this worlds goods, be-
longing TO the Marine corps Of the United
States. The father opposed the mar
rage, and has ever since refused TO rec
ognise his daughter or TO do anything for
her. She has lived in a very humble
way in Newport, with her family, con-
Sis,ing Of her husband and four children.
Learning that her father was very i'll at
The fremont House, and knowing that
her mother and only sister were abroad,
she came to Boston, and through mutt.
al friend, solicited the privilege and plea
sure Of ministering 10 HIS comfort, and be
with him in his last moments. Her APP
peal was repulsed with scorn. and she
was thus deprived Of the opportunity OF
doing what every right-minded woman
would seek TO do under similar circum-
stances. Mr.. Thorndike died, and she,
Notwithstanding all that had taken place,
attended his funeral, and saw his mortal
remains deposited in their last resting
place.
1.-The will Of the deceased has just
been opened, and it is found that he has
put his whole property in trust, except
ing, we believe, one legPcy Of ten thou'
sand dollars, providing for the paymen-
TO his wife of $4,000 per annum, and a
single daughter (now with her mother
and two sons five thousand dollars each
per annum, on the condition of forfeiture
if either of them ever gives one farthing
TO the married daughter. And TO NEE
the requirements Of law ho gives 10 this
married daughter the pilIaRce OF four hun
dred dollars per annum, 10 show his rtl
Ienless hostility 10 one Of his own blood,
who saw fit to bcstow her affections upon
one she loved An effort will be mado
to break the will"
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On Thursday last, BY the Rev. ID. 6.
R,aoonier Jas. 3. Mason TO Miss .Rbi
Gang. all Of Berkeley co.
On Thursday last Mr.. Stephen IS.
Uhite to Miss Mary Jane Mcmillan,
all of Berkeley. :, ;.
On Tuesday, December lf'h, in Madi-
son county, Mississippi by the Rev. Rob
erl T Berry, Gate Pastor OF The Presby'e-
Ran Church Of Mar'insburg) Mr.. George
". BedH formerly OF jefferson county
Va. to Miss Mary Il. Wills, daughter
Of John s. Willis. Esq. OF Madison coun-
ly Mississippi. NJ,
On January first, by the Rev. MI
Smeltzer, Mr.. Samuel Underwood to
Miss Sarah Cameron, all of this county
-
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.-Market very quiet. Howard
ST. and Ohio Super quoted at So per Dbl;
City Mills Super is held at S4.S7a5,25
per bbl. OF Extra we note sales Of Ohio
al So, Bias, so; Howard street at 50, 5Os6
the latter price for Roberts" brand,
and other descriptions close quiet at our
figures, which are as follows Ohio ex-
ira nt S5,37a6,OO Howard street a, IS.
5Os6,O 90. and City Mills at Sc, 6,25
per bbI. for good shipping brands. Fam
lily Flour a. 81, so for Baltimore ground,
81 Tor Old Dominion. and 1918 per bbl.
for Welsh's. Rye Flour is steady at "a
per bbl. Corn Meal al $3.50 for Balii.
more, md $3.50 for Pennsylvania, and
$3.50 per Dbl. for Brandy wine Mills.
Wheat, Is Gull. There were 5000
bushels offered, which sold at 81, I5al Ia
for ordinary, Sl,2Oal3O or ordinary to
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For the Register
Temperance.

IcmpeFanCe.
This is an old subject, but not the less
important, because the religion OF our
Lord Jesus Christ is an old subject; but
who will say that it is the less important
| because It has been promulgated. believed
and pracliced for more than eighteen han.
dred years.
Temperance is based on Christianity
for il is enumerated among the good works
which will be wrought by man who has
been regeneraled by and lives under the
influence Of the Holy Spirit.
Temperance is named by the great a.
postle in connection with love, Joy, peace,
long suffering, goodness, faith, meekness.
We have no right 10 affirm that tempe
rance is the least important fruit of the
spirit unless because it is named last; this
cannot be so, for faith is mentioned after
genlleness, and who would pretend TO as
serl that faith is not Of as much, yea, OF
more importance then gentleness. But
We hold the truth 10 be this, that chris
tan man is found to the best Of his ability
by The help Of God TO show TO the world
in his life all the points Of the spirit; he
has no right to reject one, for ii is dis
closed by our Saviour that if man keeps
nine Of the commandments and wilIfully
Can christian say that he will evince by
his life all the fruits Of the spirit except
| faith A man who will honestly make
this declaration cannot have the spirit OF
Christ and of course cannot be a christian.
But the disputanl as ks what does the
biblical term Temperance mean ! He al
firms that the term refers TO mans meats
and drinks, and only enjoins moderation.
But we ask him, what is moderate drink
ing Let him fix his standard at one,
two, three, four or five drinks day, and
then answer this question Do one tenth
Of drinking men adhere TO his standard
through life Men differ very much about
what is moderate drinking. The same
mans standard will vary very much as
he progresses in drinking or drunkenness.
Then as lie cannot definitely fix his stan
udIu anu BCb OfSA d SIHdll VI
drinking men TO practice it we conclude
that moderation is al least 4 dangerous eX-
pertinent, and he is driven TO admit that
our Interpretation Of Temperance in Total
abstinence is the safest.
What advice would the dispuiant give
to his Youthful son who came to ask his
parental counsel as to how much or how
little alcoholic or rather strychnlne IL
ouor he should drink TO enable him 10 live
respectfully and die an inheritoT of our Sa-
viour's promised possession We repeat
the question and press him for an ans veT.
He would-he must reply as an old
gray haired advocate OF drinking'dld when
hard pressed, corAercd and soaded with
this queston-lhat lie would certainly
advise young man then asking direction
TO drink none at all, i.c. to be Total alb
stinence man. Thus the habitual drinker
admits the claims Of Temperance and IN
terprets it 10 mean total abstinence.
S. OF II.
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GSi1.5 a15 20

In Charlestown, on the LIST inst, aiier a
protracted illness, Mrs. Cdfhdr'ne 10
Uare, in the 6lst year other age.
AT his residence in Berkeley county on
Sunday last, Mr.. George N. Robinson
aged about AZ years.
On the 24lh ult., Mrs. Susan Uoyord,
consort Of Mr.. VIM. Wolford; Of Berkeley
county, in the list year of her age. :,
Al the residence of Burr p. holland
Esq, Middlcburg, LOudoun County Va.
on Friday evening, Dec. 9th, Miss La
nina p. .4nderSon, for many years res
ident Of MaTtnsburg.
In Martinsburg, on Thursday last. Mr..
Michael Grove, a:lor a ProTacted Illness
aged about 65 years.
On Thursday last, Of pneumonia. Mr..
.Adam StetCart, of MarIinsburg, IN tho
Goth year of his age.
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SETTLE UP.

T TAKE this method TO inform my Gus
| toners that their accounts arc oil drawn
off and ready for settlement, and i, is re-
questcd and expected Of one and all 10 call
and close them uI. Tie money, as a
matter OF course, would be preferred in
every case, however don't lot this keep
you back if you have not !he money
call and 90 the next best thing which il
in the power Of every one, 10 close them
up by note. All accunnls, without any
distinction whatever, must he closed up
in some way al tue expiration Of every
year. Accounts are to be considered due
at any tune they may be presented.
InnS WI. MOULDEH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-08

Ifair 81 80 TO ! ,35 for fair 10 good, 40
TO 81 As for good 10 prime. 81 AS to q so
for choice or fancy white, and for red ell
20 10 %.
Corn-There were 2,300bus. offered,
md Gales were al G6a69 cts, for white,
and 7Oa7l cls for yellow.
Oats.-There were 70 bushels offered.
and sold at "A cents, for Mary land; 46A47
for Pcnnsv lvania.
Rve-Thcre were 440 bus. offered,
he'll a, 72a74 cts Tor Maryland, SO cents
for PENNSYLVANIA.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-08

DISTRESSING DOMESTIC MORTALITY
We learn from one Of the Baltimore pa
pers, that within the past three weeks FIVE
deaths have occurred in the family oil
Hamilton Easter, Esq, well known
merchant of that city. Within that pc.
Rod have died his molhcx-in-law, father.
in-law. wife, his wife's aunt, and his SON
Hamilton Scott Easter, aged % years
and a partner in business who deceased
yesterday morning. Las. winter. DO
Seph Easter, an interesting son, died il
the flush of youth, after few days i'll
ness. Afterwards Mr.. Easter bimsel
was stricken down with disease, but ha:
since recovered.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-08
Mineral Resources of virginia

The Richmond Wing is publishing the
mineral resources of each county in Vlr-
o;nia. We select such counties as are in
this part of the State.
DIorgan-Iron ore abundant. Lead
said TO be found in the Southwest part OF
the county. Limestone and sandstone
suitable for building. A number OF min
eral springs.
Page-Iron ore abundant in every part
Of the county and OF good quaIl'y-'"o
furnaces in operstion-one furnace gone
down. Some copper in lower end OF the
county-sad 10 be rich. Limestone Plen-
~. Blue marble is found-some suitable
for chopping mills and grindStone of good
quality arc lound-the marble is OF a beau
tful quality and abundant. Much mag
nesis is found.
Loundour-Iron ore abundant near the
Point Of Rocks, and the ore is supplied
10 large smelling establishment at We
verton. in Maryland. One furnace in
operation in the county. Limestone Is
found in the northeastern part of the coun-
ty. ;. -.
Jeferson-Tron ore is found in this
county. One furnace has been in opera
Iion. Hydraulic limestone OF best quail
ty and ineAhnusiiblo in quantity is found
near ShepherJstown and manufactured IN
large quantity. Limestone and sandstone
abundant. One or more mineral springs.
Hardy-Tron ore tolerabIy abundant
One furnace and forge in operation
Three furnaces gone. Coal in the west
orn part of the county. Limestone Pien-
ty in some parts. Sandstone is found but
not much used. A number of sulphur
and chaly beate springs, also alum wells
and springs. The wells make deposit
Of alum.
Hamshire.-Iron ore abundant, indeed.
inexhauslibIe in various parts Of the coun-
ty. Coal abundant in the western part OF
the county. Limestone in many parts OF
the county. Sandstone for building.
Some alum found on Capon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-08

&C. A train of cars due at Columbus.
Georgia, on the 3lst ult.. ran into cul-
vert near that place. killing two of the
hands and injuring the Engineer. Anoth-
er going 10 Macon from the same place,
with twenty-nine persons on board. fell
through bridge. killing seventeen OF
them These accidents were caused by
heavy rains and freshets.
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For the Register.
TO GENIE.
BY SOMEBODY.

| am thinking of thee, Genie
Thinking of old Lang Syne;
Thinking of those halcyon days
Those days then link'd with thine.
The world | know has chang'd, Genie,
But YOU trust will never;
Tho miles between us intervene,
Of you | think as ever.
Relentless times rolI'd on, Genie,
Since we bid each adieu;
ANA many hearts grown cold, Genie
Can say that Of you:
No, | would not, could |, Genie,
Say change was wro't in you;
A snow-pure friendship such as thine
Will never prove untrue.
Troubles and misfortune, Genie,
Conspirc to make me sad
But when turn to thee, dear girl,
Remembrance makes me glad.
Though all the world to me, Genie
Is one dark, cherries spot;
Yet when my thoughts to thee revert,
feel Pm not forgot.
When winter winds. do howl, Genie,
At night when all alone,
calmly lay me down to rest,
And dream of thee and Home.
Thine image with me dwells afar,
IT'S, as Of you, the same,
While beauty, truth and love, "bright sta
Enshrines thy loving name.
CHRISTMAS EVE, 1858.
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List CT Letters

y FMAINlNG ia the Post Office at
LII Shepherds,own. for tic quarter end
ing Dec. 81. 1855:
james Bowers. John BroGeIs,
Thomas Coughlen 2, Eliza Douglas. col.
Madam DeRewere. Mrs. Eliza Earls,
Morgan Gonter. John i. Holiz"of'h
Thomas w. Jones, James Jones,
Mrs. Mary Long, e. +. Lee.2
Thomas Lee, denry J. MOTIFS
Miss Sarah J. Myers w. E. Sprinkle.
Mics Naror't Meedler John Suickler a. Co
Miss MariinaPra,her Joseph w. Waters
Mrs. Annie E. Stephenson.
Jsns WIN. MOULDER, p. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-08

IS The "Shepherdstown Cavalry"
under command Of Capt. Jacob Rinehart,
paradsd on New Years day. for the first
time, in uniform. Their dress is the
same adopted by the U. S. Army. They
nresenied solGiery appearance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-08

DsAp BODIES SEEN AT SEA.-Caplain
Spencer, of the packet ship Daniel Web
s,er. from London. arrived las. night, re-
ports Sept, 90, in lat. 430 30', Ion. 430
on the outward passage, passed large
number of dead bodies, swollen and dis.
loried. with the sea bird preying upon
them. They were, no donbt, of the
steamship Austria's passengers. They
were nearly together, in groups Of two
and three.