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VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.--lhe subscri-

VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.--The subscri-
ber having feaoyeifgon Maryland win osr private sale
usl the sih a45 Fehnary 1882 his Farm IN Howard comfy
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Illustrated With thren sico engrayings
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Muilrl Parker NJ D., James r, Wood, NJ. D.,
john W. FTaucl3, NJ 10, Valentine Mott MD,
Juaelh ". Smith, MD.
NEw HISTORY AND mooRArHY
IN On volume.
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chamber Is asked while pTuccci i cpaycisnt saii
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graphical and otherwise. demonstrating tbo utage Nm
portance of that river navigation which Is 10 b. he
10 the vast district encl0fe hetNeen latitus a. and
So degrees, aud extending from the shoes q Lake Win
npeg to ~ Rocky Mountains
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Eight less longer IN
pr0po all payshle
will he charged square each
rnser tho daily, %
per square Special notices charged do.bie
foregoing rates.
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KpIGA1IoN or rHE RED RIVER or THE
NORTH
nar.s OF n.ran.soIAII,,s. February TO- 1883

uos.s on RsrssssNrArrsss, February Io 1859.
Al, CAVANAUGH of Minnesota said | ask the
uuaui,nons consent Of the House 10 present memorial
Tthe citizens of Minnesota and Of the Chamber OF Com
s Of the city OF 50 Paul. enclosing report on steam
It NAVIGATION ON the He'd river Of the North sc aud
moy that ID he referred 10 the Committee the Post
oaice and Post Roads and ordered TO be printed
There was no objection
ar JONES of Tennessee. called or the reading OF the
memorial aud il rcpl AS follows
t navigation 90 u.c Rcd river of the Nosih Of
nsns snd the cnaFoer q foase.ee % ,he oy o.
' r easo''ss rs a slsaopas & my n,
by Congress senwosky 'l service ifen Annese' 70 'ne
Pacific ocean
ica "a cSnsress aSssatlad
MA 0eanod having been appcintod at public meeting Of a
cirens u Anne'S,a y y. - ~ ara AZ - ssal ,seeb I,
ma, iron central 20 the northern lakes 10 Fasns su,
re cali attention o Congress 20 the system oil nsvsaot
MA ,e resious connected hescUh witch adjacent q
ma op.od In Northern nnnaAota and British territory
noh q '.9 i a aegelopea IL he report Of
p canber Commerce, which Is anncAd aud made part O 'h
Vas read 20 large assembly reus convened fof ihs porps'
ofsneoaas'ng steamboat nAysa'on on sns sl as ~ " % @ 10
Ne hope may Without Influence "a 20 .on
sl ,t 10 bear SO prominent pl The OF tbs cont
uent the etbashment OF communication oe"e Lake sape
o Puget sound American territory can DC no longer post
uonei without Compromise Of the national homer AMI lntesr
We the prsmaeno Of the lane railway bi ~ Congress
that PREVAILS one doubts That B route VIII .e peo" A
us deg Ge, however 70 the people ." the Northwest as ex
annually Tor sci weekly mail IRON
,1n,.a 10 the Pacific latitude az deg with The eSne
ou indian rls alo ~ line, aud We shall neither iee nor express
Dissatisfaction 4, 4
nsooeraie reiueth denied postponed the uniersgned 10
fer 10 evidence IA the annexed reo that Great lai
has an imperial interest In oleng great esa
, ana upi north o ig deg viii the Eng cabinet
s, on adopting whatever measures bc eGcasr
10 cstnblish such a communication,
Al Auieau such % be Initiated
washington Minnesota, indeed izns Of ia
world shall rejoice at t eosunmaon under any easrees
F JAMES w TAYLOR,
ALEXANDER lsAAEEY,
GEORGE L. BECKER,
JOHN y. PRINCE,
j. w. BASS
n. A. ROBERTSON
# H GtiiAlf HEWITT
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above Csouth % Panlbina 400 miles, while the distance
from the international line, lay The river, 10 Lake Vim
nipeg Is 75 miles total distance navgabe by sealers
575 miles 10 this add 800 miles for the navigation OF
tributaries and the river cot of the Rcd River valley
accessible with steamers, will be found exceed nine
hundred miles, rs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
33&&8AG$So

Near Kerneysville, on Tuesday even
ing the 18Th inst, by the Rev. J. II
March. Mr.. james F. Randall and Mis-.
finn " Underdonk. all of this county.
On The l5lh uIt., by Rev. J. Geiger,
Mr.. James L. Laniz, formerly of Martins
burg, to Miss Jennie p. Binkiey, OF Ae'
mia, Ohio.
On Wednesday the l2lh inst, by Rev.
NorvaL Wilson, Mr. George ". Holden
Of Missouri, formerly OF This county, TO
Miss Sarah f., daughter Of MIR. Alfred
O. Bannon, 81 Charrstown.
On the 5,h inst, at the Mountain
House by Rev. VIM. G. Eggleslon, Rev.
John r. Trone Of the Balumore Annual
Conference and Miss Mary .4nsley. sec
ond daughter of the late Major E. r
Muse Of Frederick county.
On the I2lh inst, by Rev VIM. Hltst,
Rev. B. Pfyton BrOwn, Of the Baltimore
Conference, 10 Miss Henrietta IT,. .daugh-
ter Of Noah Dorsey, Esq, of Anne Arun-
del county. Md.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. George Il.
Chriyman, to Miss Mary +. LingamteE
ter, of Hedgesvllle.
On Wednesday week, Mr.. John Price
10 Miss Eliza Jane Shade, all Of Berke-
ley county.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. G. H. Ray,
Capt. S. S. PritcharG to Miss Marian
L., daughter of A. G. Atilick-alI of
Winchester.
In New Orleans, on the 4th ult., John
WTlson Jordon TO Miss Virginia II.
Shepherd, daughter Of Thos. and Ann
Shepherd, formerly Of Winchester.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
Maria &c by Proxy.

Rev. DR.. Gregory pronounced. at De
Veux College, Suspension Bridge, n.
y, the marriage ceremony between par
lies who are not, al the time, within g.
GOO miles Of each other. Ii wa, done by
proxy, the lady's father acting as proxy
for the bridegroom. The affair took
place on the opening Of the new year, I'M
der tie following circumstances The
bride, for seven years resident OF Cali
lornla, after the death OF a former hus-
band, became engaged 10 gentleman re-
siding in that Stale, but having large
landed property in Mexico. By some
arrangement between the parties, the Ia
dy returned TO her paernal home, al 81.
GATHERINGS, Canada West, where her in
tended was 10 meet her about this time
and claim her as his bride.
The recent troubles in Mexico, how
ever, being in the vicinity Of his Planta-
tons, demanded his immediate presence
in that country, and forbade his coming
North 10 fulfill his engagement. He,
therefore, frankly wrote her Of the cir
cumstances which detained him, and
enclosed regularly executed power OF
attorney, which authorized the lady 8
father TO stand instead of the bridegroom,
and, for him, enter into matrimonial vows.
The paper being executed in the United
States, il was thought necessary 10 have
the ceremony performed on this side oil
the Niagara, and father and daughter came
over TO the De Veux College, and the Ia
dy became the legal wife Of her Califor'
lila lord. She will sail for her Pacific
home abou, the 9Th Of January. and there
JOIN her proxy husband, or seek him in
the wilds Of Mexico.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
. scrap for Lovers of Molasses.

We copy the following from long and
interesting article, entitled EXAMPLES III
SurInau 80
We went 10 the boiling house, and saw
the molasses dipped cut Of the clstern and
put into barrels. The molaSses that runs
from the sugar barrels is conducted by a
gutter into the cistern, which is under
ground, and swarms with roarhes and rats,
many of which are found dead in the mo-
lasses, by which they are preserved from
pu,refscnon. | could not help thinking
that this country would be an elyseum for
Cinnamon. for they might feast here on
their favori,e dish (rats) abundanIly, and
molasses cured rats into the bargain.
do not know if the moIasses which is i'm
ported into this country is used for any
thing else besides dIsIiling rum. Ii is
certainly not fit for table use, for besides
the above mentioned denominations, II Is
handled by the negroes in such filthy
manner, that the descriptions of it will
disgust every body with the same.
The molasses is dipped out Of the els
tern with large copper spoons, 10 which
are attached long handles, but when the
majority is removed, these spoons cannot
he employed any more, on account OF the
quantity sugar which has settled at or
near the bottom. imparting a great$tough-
ness to the molasSes. Some negroes have
to SET down into il dipping out with large
gourds, and it reaches often over their
knees. Cleanliness is TO be observed,
and their feet and legs are generally COW
cred with jggers and other sores. If our
delicate ladies and genllemen had an idea
of the manner in which our imported
nicelies were handled, they would surely
abstain from the use of them. | once saw
a dog fall into copper in which cane
juice was boiling intensely he was near
ly done when the negroes succeeded in
getting him out. 1t happens, sometimes.
that negro who sits on the mason work
TO which the coppers are imbedded, slips
into the foaming syrup while doing, and
is boiled TO death instantly. In neither
case is the syrup thrown away, for it will
granuIale all HE same and nobody Is the
wiser Of it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
UNPARALLELED Heartlessness.

An individual in this city, says the Buf'
falo Republic Of Saturday, held an exPcu-
ton against another, which was pl aced in
the hands of the Sheriff, for the purpose
o5 collecting The claim +; bu! that officer
finding no property. il was returned un-
satisfied. A short time since, the creditor
discovered a small monument in one Of
the marble yards in the city, which had
been ordered by the debtor 10 be placed
over the grave Of little child he had re-
Gently buried. Forthwith this worthy
exemplar Of ShyIock waited rpon the
Sheriff, and Instructed him 20 levy upon
the stone. Tia! officer, very properly,
demonstrated against an act so barbarOus
and unCh!SIian, but without avail. He
was also threatened with prosecution I'M
less he performed this unpleasant duty,
and the stone was accordingly seized, and
in due lime sold. There was no one
mean enough to sid upon it but the credi-
tor. and it was accordingly Knocked down
to him. A liule monument OF little
child, with the names of the parents and
their offspring upon 1.-THE figure Of a
dog, The emblem Of fidelity, in an attitude
Of repose. surmountng twas bought in
by this Ghing in human form. As we
looked upon the stone, and listened to the
liltle history connected with it we could
not help thinking that he who had done
so base thing against his fellow being,
deserved no repose, either in this world or
the next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
BALTINORE MARKET,

Flour.-MarkeI very steady. Howard
ST. and OHIO Super quoted AT $3.50 per
bhl. City Mills Super is held at S4,67a-
5,25 per Dbl. OF Extra we note sales OF
Ohio al $5,62a5,75; Howard street al
S6a6, 25-the latter price for "ROberl's"
brand, and other descriptions close quiet
al our figures, which are as follows Ohio
extra al SIS, 62a5,75, Howard street at Sd,
OOaG.25. and CIIy Mills al $6,l2a6,25
per Dbl for good shipping brands. Fam
lily Flour al 81, so for Baltimore ground,
81 for Old Dominion, and S7,75 per bbl.
for WeIshs. Rye Flour is steady at 81
per bbl. Corn Meal al $3.50 for Bali.
more, and $3.50 for Pennsylvania, aud
$500 per Dbl. for Brandywine Mills.
Wheat-There was 2,S2S bushels Of
fered to-day. We quote it al 81 ,20al,25
for ordinary to fair, 81, 35al,45 for fair to
good, Sl,45al so for good TO prime, ST.
55al go for choice or fancy white, and
for red SI,25sl, 80.
Corn.-There were GAS bushels Of
fered sales were made at 76a79 CTS. for
white. and 80 cents for yellow.
Oats Sold al 48a5O cents for Mary
land 50a5l for Pennsylvania.
Rye.-Held al ~ cts. for Maryland,
and S4a85c. for Pennsylvania.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

Col. Charles Douglas, Of Loudoun, and
Thos. NJ. Isbell, Of Jefferson, Demo
crsis} are recommended in the Leesburg
Mirror, as suitable persons 10 represent
this District in the next Congress.
The Romney Argus states that it has
heard the names Of Giles Cook Of Warren
James P. Riley of Winchester, Col.
Braxton Davenport, Of Jefferson, and Col.
John w. Minor of Loudoun county sug'
gested in connected with the next Con
gressional election in this District.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
Good Old ee.

Mrs. Rebeccs Outright died in Upshur
County, Va, on the 9Th ult., at the extra
ordinary age of one hundred and sac
gears. An obituary Of her says:
She was the first white woman who set
lied in the valley of the Buckhannon river
coming TO Western Virginia when quite
young, and living with her husband in
hollow tree, at the mouth Of Turkey run,
in wha, is now Upshur county. The de-
ceased retained all her faculties in vigor
until the close of her long and evenllul
life, and on the morning OF her dccease
was caressing one of her grea'-grand chill,
dren, when, feeling weary, she requested
The child "to be quiet, whiIe granny would
lay down and sleep" The venerable old
lsdy then laid down upon her bed and
"sIept the sleep that knows no waking.
Her defendants number between four and
FIVE hundred.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

One of the masons engaged on the rail-
way III Administer, England, is the pro-
prietor Of remarkable teeth. Each tooth
Is double one, aud he thinks nothing Of
bling in two a piece of iron half an inch
thick. With his teeth alone he has lifted
a hogshead of cider six inches from the
ground and it is quite an amusement 10
him to crack up pebble between his
teeth, as easily as some Of the best Of US
can crack a nut.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
cG1a n JaPPN
GSA4Ljo

On the 9th uIl., in This county, Mrs.
Lizzie TimberlQke, wife OF Seth Timber,
lake, aged 25 years.
10 Senacd county, OhiO,on the 9Th ult''
Mr.. Samuel Hunter, formerly Of Berke,
ley county, aged SO years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

Is 1t seems that the opposition in Il is
State are determined to test the populari-
~ of Mr.. Letchtr, the democratic candi-
date for Governor. At large and enthu-
siaslic meeting Of the Wings and Gamer
leans" Of Richmond. held in that city a
few days ago, State convention was re-
commended to be held in Richmond, on
the 10Th of February, to nominate an OPP
position candidate for Governor, and / 5
delegates were appointed TO represent
Richmond in that Convention. Meetings
have been held all over The State and a
host Vf gentlemen have been suggested
for the candidacy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
WINTER AND THE PooR.-The winter

WINTER AND THE PooR.-The winter
season is a trying one upon the poor
when prosperity pervsGes all business cir
cies and times are comparatively easy
but must il not be more so al a time like
the present Would il NOT be well for
those blessed with an abundance OF this
worlds riches TO make the timely inqui-
ries Are there not those around us in
necessilious circumstances individuals
with families dependent upon them, with
no employment, and destitute of the
means with which TO maintain family !
If such is the case, and we doubt not it is.
some must want for the common comforts
and common necessaries of life. A bar
rel of flour, load of wood, or some 9th
er article, which would never be missed
by the more Opulent, would doubtless
make glad the hearts of some poverty
stricken family in their vicinity. 1t mat
tiers not jot whai their past lives may
have been, their present wants should be
promptly relieved. Tha, any should thus
suffer is certainly contrary TO the spirit of
christianity. The better feelings of fall
len human nature repels such an idea !;
but yet how few perform charitable par,
10 this respect. Among even professors
OF religion how very few are ever heard
making such inquiries, or seen distrbu-
ting aims among those deserving of chart
~. Did those who have The means do
their duty in this respect, little children
would not be driven TO the street 10 beg
bread TO satisfy the cravings Of hunger, as
has been the case i'll our town the present
winter.
There is another class who forget 10
pay the poor man when Justly indebted 10
him. fearless must be that individual,
indeed, who will from time 10 time put
off, by sham excuses, giving HIM his dues
who is entirely dependent upon his own
labor for livelihood, and more especial
ly so during the dearlh Of winter, time
Of all others when he most need every
cent that he may have earned. Such
persons should be The first paid, but With
too many they are the last and if not
brought 10 pnrhing want through this
species Of illlberalily, they must often
have their characters for honesty and
punctualily, which is to them of priceless
value, impaired, and their credit thus for
fciled. From this cause, we entertain nCt
the shadow Of doubt, families OF Hule
children frequently go scantily clothed
through winter and more scanlily fed.
Give the poor man or woman their hon
est dues, always.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22
WIN. T. M0D0NALD


uAS returned to Shepherdstown where he
Ii oilers himself as practical WATCH hE-
PAIRER. WATCHES AND CLOCKS vi
every description carefully repaired aud Harran.
ted. As am well known In the County by
manv friends for whom previously worked, it
is needless TO refer 10 any particular one.
hater myself that can do az good work as can
be done in any Of the northern cities
Music Boxes, AccOrdianS and Jewelry
of every description, repaired with neatness and
dispatch. Particular attention paid to repair
ing Of fine WATCHES. By due attention
aud fidelity TO business hope TO receive part OF
public patronage. z Terms Cash.
WM. 7. MCDONALD.
January %, 1853. An
@ Free iress and s:iri,, copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-01-22

COOP ADvICE,-Here is some OF il IN
a nutshell and it is most admirably adap-
ted 10 mitigation Of The present hard
times -
Lay by something every day, ifbut a
penny, ii is better than nothing, infinitely
better than running in debt penny day,
or penny week. Ii you can earn a
dollar a day, why then Try fairly and
faithfully the experiment of living on
ninety cents. people will lasgh." Let
them laugh. They will call me singy."
Better call you stingy, than say YOU do
not pay your debls. They will wonder
why do not have better furniture, live in
fine house, and attend concerts and
play-houses." Let them wonder for a.
while-it won, hurt YOU. By and by
you can live in fine house and have fine
furniture Of your own, and they will won
der again. Try the experiment. Live
within your means"