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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26
The John Brown Excitement.

The John Brown excitement has aclu'
ally resolved itself into panic. Tins Is
not only true with regard to Charles town
and Harper's Ferry, but in reference to
Virginia throughout. The FredeElcks
burg Herald says:
considerable excitement prevailed IN
town on Friday, under the report that
box of Sharpe's Rifles were at the store
of Hart, Have & Co., being consigned
to them, and bearing Tie address OF "a
Northern man living on farm up the
Plank Road" 1t turned out, however,
that Tie box simply contained a dozen
rife barrels, which were intended for w.
A. Morris, " no is a gunsmIth, and lives al
Locust Grove. There are no attendant
circumstances of which we are advised to
form an opinion, other than they were
10 be used ID The legitimate exercise OF his
trade.
A fresh excitement sprung up also on
FRIDAY, in Alexandria, from the accidental
discovery there Of an lnsurgent named
Thompson. The Sentinel says
1--WE noticed on yesterday evening the
ares, of man who calls himself }. Il.
Thompson, and who was apprehended by
officer w alker, under charge OF obtaining
money under false prete"ces. lie has
since turned out, to be one Of those con-
cerned IN the Harper's Ferry affair. lie
is recognised by Mr.. MITCHELL who Is
now engaged in business in this city, ana
was one OF Browns prisoners al Harper :
Ferry. 1t appears from the evidence
that Thompson had shaved off his beard
and had his hair cut close which render
ed pretty close inspection necessary TO
identify him. Thompson is now in Jail.
and Justice Summers, who caused him 10
be arrested, ieIegraphed on yesterday eve
ming TO Gov. Wise for authority to sum
mon MIR. Williams, the wa,chmau at the
Bridge, at Hsrper's Ferry. We doubt
not that the matter will be searchingly in
vesligated.
A case in point is added by The Easlon
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-11-26

A Mr.. Well. resident of New Orleans
has just returned home from England,
where he disposed Of a iPareni for fish
hooks. Of his Own invention, for s25, 600.
A prOfIsble speculation.
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Stevens Antecetlents.

Stevens, I'D sccompIIce OF Brown in his
Harper's Ferry foray, ls, like his leader.
not without hiE ant, cedcnis. The records
Of he War Dd psrtment show that be was
in the regnIir army in Mexiro that
while there I'D and several olbsrs mulin-
led against Ind r captain for which lie was
sentenced to + shot; but was pardoned
by President Polk; that he was Afterwards
sent IN the re Ular army 10 Kansas al the
time of the lrY Yuhles ,bere,-whsre he DO
serted the seri iIce and Joined the narsu.
ding party Of pohn BroIn. Like hi, lea
der he was Sc Yersly wounded AT iIarper's
Ferry, bul like him, survives ~ end his
life on the gaIlows.
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straight upon his foe !

Ala ! curses blight the heau OF HlHl WIN
struck the mortal blow
Brave Evans Dorsey, ried and true !
A hero's glory hangs Ger you'
The fight waxed hot, each arm was nerv-
ed to lay the traitors low,
Quick shots were given, as quick returned
and flow replies 10 blow,
Riah, gallsnhy those worklng.men their
rusuc weapons WELD,
Fen traitors reach the Arsena! and twelve
lie on the field.
Gods peace he theirs who fell that day,
But none for those who stayed away !
The Ferry's bravest citizens now venture
irom their door,
And feel sense of rare relief they had not
lel, before {;
Still higher grows their courage, as down
the rocky way =,
They see the brave Virginia troops all
marshalIing for the fray.
Lo {! now they shout and swear they Will
Let every traitor have his fill.
Then soon across the ponderous bridge
advances other aid
From Baltimore and from Frederick and
the Washington brigade,
And then valiant Ferry-mcn grown gallant
fierce and bold,
Conduct the stout defenders where the
enemy has his hold.
In triumph 10 recount the story,
How each had covered been with glory
But now The frighttul struggle, the most
fearful Of It's kind
That e'er was read in hist'ry, as occurreth
TO our mind,
ConsiI' ring The disparity OF all the force
engaged,
Full sure it was the rrightfullest that ever
had been waged.
Six hundred braves in fury lrown
On SIX marauders aud "Old Brown"
Alas can pen of man describe this close
and fierce blockade
Where after six hours doubtful fight, a
narrow breach was made,
When rushing boldly on their Ioes, The
conqueriog heroes bore,
Down every man and pinned him with hIs
bayonel TO the floor.
Huzza The field Of victory won
Four killed, two pris neFs, wounded one
Fine heroes lived It's said, before brave
Agamemnon's time,
But wanting poets aid were lost cen
while in manhood's prime; ;
Be mine the task to keep alive one hero
of this day
Who sprained his foot and thus was spar
ed 10 join another fray.
He fell-lhe shot passed Ger his head,
He lives-lho' taken up for dead.
So let all shout God save the land from
such another raid
Grant us such troops our hearths to shield
when trail'rous foes invade
And may the daring Free-soi fools, when
mex! they try this game,
Remember we'll the glorious stand the
Ferry made for fame.
Hurr4h ! hurrah the war ls over,
The file content, the rank "in clover.
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morning old John BrOwH ro1e up 10
wagon, and threw inlo il sabre, bloody
from the hil' to lh9 point. Say'ng at The
time, with fiendish smilA "don'I that
look like ii had, done Ime work
Walker added :-i'these w4Fe the most
brutal murders eyer heard Iof and when
told of them, expected thei MIssourlanS
would come over Snd massaC Re every Free
State man in !he Ierllory.1
These are simple fcis, Pnd will, |
hope, disabuse your mind ofAny mistaken
feeling Of mercy y9 may have entertain
ed for this human fienJ.
Great Excitement.
Coz. Uise at ChmYeaowa-.lrrirnl of
the .MHtary-Causs Of The Excite
ment-Quiet restored, sc.
Harper's Ferry, Nov. 20.-Evenlng-
Governor Wise arrived here this afternoon
in a special train, with about four hun
dred volunteer so!dieFy, embracing nine
companies from Ricli limond and Inc VIcIn'
itv. He left about + o'clock for Charles
town with four of The companies. and tie
remainder will follow IN the morning
They have full camp lequiPage with them'
and It is the Goyerndr's intention TO torn
military encampmenI at ChaTles'o"h
until after the executions.
The excitement on Saturday morning
was caused first by The receipt of rumor
that desperate fight was going on IN
Clark county between p party of strangers
and cilizens, and the Alexandria arlIlery'
which was then al Winchester, was des
patched with a number of armed voIun-
eers to the seat of the rumorrd dIsIuI'
bance. Whilst this excitement was al
It's height, and before lhe report was dis
covered to be without foundation, gen
teman named Smith Crbne, arrived here
from Belar, near Wheeling, where he Ie-
ported rumber of strange men 10 be
congregating, between two Of whom he
accidentally oy. theard a conversation. the
purporl Of which was that a body OF five
! hundred men were TO seize a train OF cars
at that place, rush through 10 Harper ;
Ferry and attempt the rescue of Blown
and his companions. He Immediately SET
out for Harper's Ferry to apprIze The IN
habilanls of what lie had overheard.
On reaching Charestown he reported
the matter to Col. Davis, who immediate
y 'elegraphed to Gov. Wise for five hun,
dred more troops. The troops have aErI-
we'd, and Governor Wise has gone 10
Charlesrown,. where all is quiet and will
IIOuhiess remain so
Wheeling, Nov. 2O-AlI is quiet here.
and there is no enemy in sight BelaIr,
where the armed men were reported to
! have been seen is some ten miles below
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The Petition of Capt. Brown for n Urit
Of Error Refused Jy the Supreme

COurI OF WgHtH.
Richmond, Npv. l9.-The petition Of
John Brown fo5a wit of error 10 the
judgment rend fred in the Circuit Court OF
Jefferson couly, was presented in the
Supreme Courl OF Appeals yesterday.
The Court tod y refused TO award writ
of error, being bf the opinion that the
judgment OF thd Circuit Court is Pl9inIy
right. The e kecuUon of the prisoner,
takeS place on the 2nd of De-
cember. Judges Allen, Daniel, Moincurs,
Lee and Robertson were on the bench.
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SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS ExTRAoR.

SPIRITUAL MANIFgsrATIoNs ExTRAoR-
DINARY.-On last llaliow Eve. three
young ladies' conefegaled at The house Of a
Nenrleman ln Wheeling. Va. Tor the pur-
pose oI cal ing up some sPlrIs. TrajiiIon
has II that II a table be set ON HtliOw Eve
and lie window slightly raised. The future
husbands ST lhOse surrounding Ihe table
viii come in and psrake Of tie repasl at
IL o'clock. Accordingly. The young la
dies set table. and placing upon IL SUBJ
slsnlisl articles Of food. left Ilree plates
empty for the expected husbands, and "a,
down themselves al the remaining three,
and anxlously awaiting lbe hour Of twelve.
Some young men, hearing Of The matter.
josl then appeared on the scene. and with
an immense piece Of sheet iron, powde
and other articles TO suit their purpose,
made so terrific display tha, the girls
thought the world was 81 an end. One
Of the girls was go badly scared that sho
became speecbIess, and without motion
had 10 be carried away
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Leather and canwls.luca Pouches.

yu eath Il 10 hc
bag leather wel tam weighing for sizes
square orm) and
be good rnJ leather tanned
aud irongly be ri,ets
pouches o canvas, densey
10
yari poucis No. less than
the OF
yard
warp composed
yanyas weighing yard 10
snchc yard inches With
tho threads Of the and welt TO be composed OF at least r
yarns each
Leaiher and Conras Horse Nal Bags
SIN No Ily AZ inches long and al uobe, vide in the widest
,,s ends or boio of same lene "A by 26 inches
So NJ . py .s nrhns ong oni iS ncirs wide in the ,yides,
.rs cua. ar boitoms or sa,ne I,rng 10 hv yl inches
=, M Ipdy 40 inches long and rs inches wide in the wides,
n,s ,nes or bottoms Of Same being 10 by 20 inches
The leather mail bags are 10 be made of good and snstan
ta bag leather tanned weighing
square tho be well seacd
riyited TO be 80 done as not to ehae horse or rider
bags be OF cotton like
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y
PETITION Of James G. Holiness of Carleston c.
the Atcn him the oath Septcm
Improvement in chars for nvajs" for
expiration patent which place the
oath day september 1855 Such application being made virtue
Congrc approved 25 january 1850 entitled An
for the relief q g. iiolmcs''+-
that petition be heard the Patent ONCE
Monday ftb April ~ o'clock and all persons
notified appear aud shos II h have why said pc
ton ought snt 70 be granted.
cufeoE extension required 10 lo Patent
their sons slecalse forth in writing, least twenty
hearing; all testimony h by either party
hearing and,ransmtcd acrord
with of the oae which viii be furnished apphca
So ''" ~ - 49, F" - -'f- ~ ~
The testimony Ihc viii be closed the 2 q March dro
sitBns relied upon tesihy b9 ed in the
oies perareir mornlns Of pi day e argumcls any
wlAliu ten days thereafter
Ordered alo this published tho nnn, washing
ton fcnns yivanan, lhadclphn week m three
weeks Gr publications least sixty days before
the ith Of Apr next, 'lrc day of hoarna.
JOSEPH HOLT,
ht ti A Commissioner OF Patents
Of the above papers win please copy, and send their
hills ohcc with paper containing this notice
Inn q7--laWaw
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pRoposAIs FOR MAIL BAGS.

FVst Offide NErsHfatNf, II l551.
stb PROPOSALS Will DO we'd at this department until
the 25t April next furnishing
from the lrst July such
times may he required ordered bags
the following description y,
caaras Mad Bags o. Sacks
SIZE No 1ls3 inches length
be made weighug
o 22 inches warp
composed Of i've yutns each
SIC No 4 ioches IN length and 4Snees In cfcuercnec 10
be made of weighing the
yard Of % Inches width the the warp and we TO s
q four yarns each
ze No 832 inches length SO inches circumference to
be made weighing eight the yard
Of 20 inches Wide The threads ia composed
n three
The bag of numbered aud be made with
tbtng hem the Of inches wide upon which snient
aumber least the eight aef) Of cyelet
holes ts provided With gnnl and
nlhaet hnp tie tIn strongly All be
vel, marked inside and outside, 4 Mail in large and nrt
letters
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r SCOTT & CO., New York, continue to publish
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L. THE LONDON QUARTERLY (conservatiyc)
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STATES PATENT OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, January II, 1859

n
on THE PETITION of Asa Fescnden aud Luke Night
pon praying for the extension of
match pint- from tho expiration Of said patent
witch takes place on the 10Th day Of April 1880
that the ni be heard the Patent
Monday the i of April next at IL O'Clock aud all
notified appear aud show they have why said pc
ton ought he granted
opposing extension required Ao the
Oflro their objections, specially set forth In writing
days before the day hearing OIL testimony 1ca by either party
hearing BE iktu
With tic Office which will be furnished appa
ton. ~ q ~ '"'rf ~ 4"
The testimony the will be closed the 2l OF March,
positions other papers rpcd hoh tct NY ust be Ned
,bc ors before he mohng day he argpcn,s i
kitah nj 4 cltfcaNtr ~ - ''t 49, " ~ r.
odcfcd Also that b NOTICE b. published iho Union Washing
ion y g and M lsIcn one Week @ three wpeks the hrst Of
said npbons " be @ SIXTY days oiore hc ioi April next
Me dAY oF heaFpg
" fssfiH HOLT
Commissioner OF Patents.
T. hfoFs of the above papers viii pease copy and their
bills TO the Patent oricc w'h paper containing This notice
Jan Io-iaw3w
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DRo. .osAIs FOR WELLS, PUMPS, &c.


sfAron's Op,1cr
. Washington, February 8, 1859.
PROPOSALS in writing viii This Office 70 II
oclok the sih day Of March next for making pnm. hy
necessary materials Workmanship in digging laying fixing and
completing 10 the best and r seng tue same &c. & % sr
the second district ose OF the Third
the Fuh and sixth wards ac hill nr separately
be to different contractors for the tern Of one year CON
specifications bid from but practical maker WIN bo
and the contractor VIII be required to conform gi
FOR WELLS.
Digging and waing wells Including removing
dirt foot The walls to be four inches thick of od hard
Cleaning out wells each.
Sinking old wells deeper, per foot
Taking out o'twclls putting in same, per foot.
Of eight feet length, do
Cases than eight feet length, do
Eastern share ost less Than lhroe inches thick laid doube
Paving wells, including brick and purnsoie
Opening ola wells aud covering sans With Old nera each
Opening old wells aud covering same with new timber
PUMPS
Keeping pump stopping all leaks, &C., when
be done without taking out the pump, eacl
Making new j,ins in Old logs
New logs putin old pump, per oot
New boxes and spou,7 IN ela pumps eacn'
Rpyes and spouls Ir new pumps oaeh.
ropucr chambers for pumps.
s a. as sss sSs sslsS @e 9sE P % % S
tor ill top picrcs to have three coats Of paint
FOR HyDRANr.
kpcrdnq the hydrnDls repair, stopping all loaks &c. all
bclongng Them, wcuh bo done without taking the
taking ou hy ydrants aud putting In same, each.
New bydrans per ool,
Slouts bydraeSs, each.
Painting pumps and hydrants three coats each
iida will be received for 'ydran from practical plumbers
IRON WORK
Handles aSlcs spears plates bands repairs per pound
Spout and lower box irons for pumps Zach.
New spout and valverons for iydrans
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sTEREosCoPIc PICTURES

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4 @DJNNER PARTIES
niNNER PARTIES will be furnished to families
and s. per head; they prefer, first class
their residence dinner for them
atth moderate charge Of 81 for his services.
wishing avoid the trouble OF marketing have the best
market affords sent 10 tcir houses at cost prices
dishes will be of tho city for those
furnish better dinner than
OF or in The city, saving rs per cent.
G. GAUTlER, 252 Penn.
l6-2meof between 12th and 18th streets.
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ID H. GILIET, Counsellor at Law has removed
lls his residence Franklin Row. OF and
will continue devote his attention principal
ly o cases in the United states Supreme Court
2S--dn
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NTEyy ARRANGEMENT. :.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
Prom WASHINGTON Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas aud Texas.
southwestern Rail
and xth street Washing
ton on Ferry Page at tho Ohcc OF
the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
Richmond, anviIc ynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand June
ton, Memphis. Montgomery, and Nov Orleans
Railway Connexions Memphis.
Anopg greater Expedition miles
shorter by any other route
The leaves the foot Seventh street
at6i Alexandria, where passengers take the
Rc,nond White sulphur Springs Wood
stock &C. for Richmond and all points Southwest,
making and close connexions to Memphis.
Baggage omnbuscg leave the Office Pa
O'Clock m. and J, p. m.
JAMEA A. EVANS, Agent,
lime Washington
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

INOR RENT, either furnished or unfrrnish d and
Il by the pr shofsf period the
and Third streets occupied during the
Hon Mr. Hammond rnted states Carolina
aure Of DAVID A. HAIL.
Nov 6-codu 40S c street
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n JAMES BUCHANAN, President of the Uniet
America in the PROVISIONS Of the act
Congress relation the lands sold in the
burg Helena land district In the State Of ouana and
thorizng resurycy certain lands in said district" approves
August 20 Congress authorizing the sale
the public lands hereby declare and make known publ
sale will the Office at GnrENsBunG, the State
LOTHIAN, commencing Monday ne rond day Of AaV As 70
the unapproprac aud tracts public laud
a,ta within Of the following named Townships and ac
ca nshIs according 10 the approved pais fcsuveyed
hitl
y,ah n line and tcd ofthe principal meridian.
Townships l. 3, and and fractional townships and g.
rlngc L.
townships l. and o. township 4, Of range
Townships and 2, range 3.
Fractional townships l, 2, aud 81 Of range 4.
Fractional township L. Of range o.
South Of line and eas Of the principal meridian
Tpanships l. q q a. 5 9, aud 4 Of rangc1
Townships 8, o, and7 Of range 2.
Townships 6 and 4 Of range q
TNmshis g. q and n aud fractional township range
Fractional township s, Of range6
fpYn.lip 9, Of range s.
Fractonal townships and Q, of range Q
rwpshps d G. and and fractional pwnshp Nfrange 10
Township g. Of range II
Erae,anal township T. Of range IL,
Iownslp g. of range 10.
by confirmed private calns appropriated by
Gr .hu schools military other purposes together
swaiap overowcd, granted te State by the
gress approved aud September os 1850 also
those patents been issued applied
day appointed the mt Of the sale which sbal
finally aied by that time, under proy
tc August 1872 hcrenboore mentioned, lr
.ittisd f,om mfhA sale.
The Offering lands viii
day aproucd proceed in the order in which they
yertsed the whole shall have be1n offered The sal
closed shall be kept open longer than weeks
entry Of an, of the lands VIII he adlp ph
the CT Inraion of The two weeks.
January Ammo I~nl phc tana eight hundred and Nly ynne
lAMES BUCHANAN
n, the prcsilcn'l
T,lns A IIHshnlchs
NISSAN pr he land
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W ANfED. "a Spanish gentleman wishes to give
practical lessons in Spanish In exchange for same In Italian
and cran With gentleman genntn pnyersan with these
language lis address be asceanei al the Union pfce
Jan 26--dn
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u al. CARpwEIL., Real Estate and Genera

IN A. CARDWEIJ, Real Estate and General
lie Commission Broker has taken the office mp stair In No
whrre he attend selling and
buying anywhere the Union rnrng and collecting
onscs rent lease any business apcr
tanng To- estate uncxccpiiona legal aid
any description The executive de
and members
press subscriptions and advertising his experience being such
him furnish the forms aud in ructns
tics having such well attending having advertisements
in the District Of Columbia else
where application otherwise him thus the
expense of ,o the ciy, prompt returns made.
and all descrp
nons Of business which properly oassed under the head
cnerAl commission brokerage.
AL Harris Of MiSsou0 nr A. Y
p Garne 20" jas g. Berre Richard Waiach, csq,
the proPri,tors Of the press generally OF Washington
Messrs j. O. b. Davenport aud IIou Cskc Ncmoni,
Rev. VIM s. Pluncr, Allegheny City, Pa; Burnley
and Johh " sargent New York l--du