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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22
Dentl)s.

AtS,. Louis, Mo-. of cholera. on the
9Th Of September, 1866, in the 5Oth year
of his age, Joseph a. Brua, son Of John
and Harriet Brua, long citizens of Har'
per's Ferry. Va.
Near Hsgerslown. Md, on Friday of
last week. Mr.. James ". Boz~eH, for,
merIy of this counly,sged about so years,
A, Mount Ida, near Alexandria, Va,
on Sunday morning last, September IT,
1866. at the residence of her son ln-law.
Mr.. F. G. Lloyd, Mrs. finn Hammond,
of cancer. widow Of the late DR.. Thomas
Hammond, of this town, aged II years.
o. Her remains were brought 10 thls
place on Tuesday afternoon last, and III
tered in the family burial ground amidst
many sorrowing relatives and frienGs.
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urement made by said commissioned and
if either John Wysong or A. Snowman
shall refuse to move their fences as re-
ouired for road purposes then Geo. Show
The surveyor of said road shall proceed
to move any fence that may interfere
wi.h the working of or The free passage
over said road.
Ordered, that |. II. Chspline be paid
s2s5,4o The amount paid for Jurors Fees
Mating. Chairs. &C., for court house.
Ordered, that J. w. Greenwood he
paid sI,ls6.4l the amount of Assessor S
fees for 1866.
On motion. Board adjourned.
JAMES Logic, President.
H. g. ENTLER, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22

\ PPLE P4rers for sale by
IL AugIs Ed,card !Shgjtr.
uALT, Cheese, Sugar, Coffee. Molas-
y ses, Syrup. &c, Tor sale very low at
sepi22 i. II. Sfr0de'.
1 LARGE and well selected stock 4
* Shoes, Haze, &c, at very low iisurs
al p. II. Sfrode'L
4 LPACCAS. Mouslains. PopIInr. CsI-
y Icoes, IN fact, general assortment OF
ladies Dress Goods al Il. n. Strobe >.
! FULL. assortment Of Cloths. Css.-
~ met.. Vesuugs II 4ndkefchei., 81 'se'.
Hosiery. &c, &C., al Il. II. Sirodes
nASIiLE aud fancy Soaps, Spices. Es'
u~encrs, &C., very low a.
sept 70 p. II. Strode'S.
EULL Stock OF Groceries now in store
l. snd for sale by u. y. Renfch'
lava Coffee for sale by
j sep,22 d. S. Renich.
DURE Cider Vinegar for sale by
sent22 ID. s Rentch.
NEW Style Of HAS for sale by
IN epl22 ID. ). Renfeh.
WOOL WANTED.-I will pay The
" highes, marke, price for wool. eth
er in cash or trade, If delivered to me 81
my Store iu SbePheIdsiown.
sept % p. II. Mr0de'
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nlarria9es.

On Tuesday morning last, in The E.
M. Church, UnionviIle, BY Rev. E. l..
Kreglo, Mr.. Francis Il. Simpson TO
Miss Mary +. MaddOr, all OF this coun-
ty.
On Thursday. Sept. 18Th. 1866, at the
residence of John A. Morris, Esq West
chester county, n. Y. by Rev. b. NJ.
Palmer, D. D.. Mr.. ThOs. II. Carter.
formerly of CharIes,own. to Miss .4nna
Hennen Jennings, OF New Orleans.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22
Base Ball-TEc Virginia Club VS.. The
Potomac.

match game OF Base Ball was played
between the Virginia Club Of Mar,insburg
and the Potomac Club OF epherds,ow
on the grounds of the former Club, di
Marlinsburg, on Saturday last. The al
tendance Of spectators was large, inclu-
ding many ladies'. The following is the
score Of the game, by which it will be
seen that tie Virginia" came off victo'
nous. The Virginia has been in eXis-
tence several months. if not under that
name, a. least the same material under
the names Of Eagle and "Berk eley."
now Virginia" whereas The Potomac
had not been organized two weeks ys! al
'he time of the game, which may be Of
tered as paliasion Of the difference in
SCORES
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-W revise our quotations
as follows: Howard sire Super and
rui Extra al 10 rs / 10 80.
WHEhT.-lncluded in the sales were
100 bushels white at 2 so 81 SO ;
400 bushs prime red al 50 So.
CORN-The market Was quiet. with
sales Of 20GU busl els White al 90 81
cts. and 200 bushs yellow reported sold
al IS cents.
OATS.-5000 bushels received, wih
sales Of 1900 bushs al A els, and 600 do.
al As AZ cents.
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THE SCORE.

Umpire L.. A. Luce Of Inc virginia CLUB.
Scorers-M. Il. hogcrs Of Virginia, and Jer.
She ffier Of Potomac.
Home Runs were made by Messrs. Brown,
Rghtstine, Riddle, Mallory and Wild.
Time Of Game-Four hours.
The game being finished, the crowd Of
spectators Immediately dispersed. while
the "Potomac" as guests of the "Virgin'
la" sojourned for an hour, at the United
States Hotel, where a good and solid sup
per had been prepared or the OCCASION
Of which all paIlook heartily, after the
violent exercises Of the Afternoon.
A few congratulations. an "old time
promenade, and the presence of tho "Po'
tomac" was requested at Minstrel Con-
cert. The proceeds Of which are 10 be de-
voted TO a good cause. Listening intent
" to the "sober songs" and "banjo so.
los" a though. Of home, caused another
move, when after lew has,y farewells
The old coach was once more packed, anc
a start made. With little vent 10 oul
pen, up voices and many a Jolt on The
way. old Shepherds,own was once more
hailed with Joy but as the still. ue'
hours of the nigh. were fss. approaching
"a quie. entrance was made. las, GOOD
night exchanged. and quick step bes
toward welcome couch, when termins
led The rip.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22
The Potomac Mills.

We understand that number of our
enterprising capitalists have associated
themselves together for the purpose Of
forming a company and purchasing the
Potomac Mills property, near Shepherds
town, Va. These Mills were celebrated
before The war, but have stood idle ever
since The outbreak of hoslili,ies. The
new company. after making all necessary
repairs and improvements, intend 10 en-.
gage largely in, the manufacture of four
lime, and cement, the material for the LAT.
Ter article being regarded as the finest in
the United States. We are pleased TO
hear of the practical development Of the
resources of our surrounding country,
and chronicle with pleasure the spirit Of
our citizens in engaging in such enter.
prises.-Uashington Star.
~ The foregoing paragraph. from
late Washington paper. refers TO an enter
prise which will unqueslionably be Of
immense advantage TO the interests Of our
community. Having been aware for
some months past, that gentleman OF
this place has been quietly but energel-
cally a, work perfecling plan for the
pertinent improvement Of The magnificent
water power al the Potomac Mills in this
vicinity. we are very happy TO have it in
our power 10 coIroboraie the above state.
men, of his success in securing the CO.
operation of number of en,erprislng
capitalists, who ale not only public spir-
lied men of means, bu. lso for the most
part. of practical experience in various de-
partmenis of operative industry. and who
are determined to develop The capabilities
Of the property 10 the utmost extent of lis
capacity.
Last week, some ten or twelve Of the
5 ock holders paid brief business visit
10 our town, aud amongst them we were
pleased 10 STE the present efficient and
popular head Of The Patent Office Depart
nenl, the Hon. Thos G.. Theaher, who
cordially conrurrrd in the unanimously
OPINION of The rect oI NE party
hat few, if any, localities in tie country.
,tf'er more attractive and substantial in
Iucements than ours, Tor the establish
neni and malula'nancc Ui mauuidc iUrIts
Ipon an extensive scale. And as We I'M
Ierstand il is the intention Of the compa.
~ to sell or ease mill sizes, with ample
y alter privileges, on favorable terms, to
,lher associations &ho will undertake to
improve them by the erection Of facIo
les. &C., we trust that new era OF IL.
lus'ry has been inaugursted in our midst
which will soon make this the most pros
,eious as it certainly is, the fairest aud
most fertile portion of the far famed "Val-
ey OF the Shenandoah.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22

@ The match game of Base Ball, al
Charlestown, Tuesday last, between the
Club Of that town and the Frederick CITY
Club, resulted in tie. A Boquel was
presented 10 the Frederick Club, in be-
half of young lady Of Chsrleslown, by
Wm. II. Travers. Esq., in a neat speech.
and elegantly responded to by MIR. Mel
son, President Of .he visiting Club.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22

hS- We were shown few days ago
two eggs. laid by hen belonging 10 Mr.
George Fsymsn Of this place. one Of
which measured 81 inches in cIrcumfer-
ence. and , inches long. All eggs laid
by this hen are of tue same size and OF an
extremely rough shell. They are all
good eggs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22

O. The Commissioners Of the Ante
tam National Cemetery a. Shsrpsburg.
Md, net al Barnums Hotel in Baltimore,
on Tuesday, for the purpose Of adopting
q plan for laying on. the grounds. lmme'
dia,ely after which the removal of the re-
mains of the dead will commence. All
the dead scattered over Washington coun.
~ will be removed to the Cemetery.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22

AS- The Sabbath School Of the M. E..
Church. Rev. J. Nj. Green, OF This place,
held Pic Mic on Saturday last. a. the
Big Spring, near this town. The young
sI,rs enjoyed themselves very much. and
everything passed off in happy manner.
The Stars and Suipes" were carried
cunspieuously in The procession.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22
Lecture.


who has recently travelled through the
seeded States. will give a true history OF
the condition Of Tue Freedmen and poor
whites of the Southern States, in regard
to Business, Progress, and Education.
and the effect OF The Freedmen's Bureau"
He was educated q, Salamsngo College in
Spain. Can read and write six different
languages. At the close Of The lecture he
will translate twenty languages into the
English tongue, and will also sing Span
ish. French, Por!ugees.and Hlndoo songs,
and will give true statement as TO
whether the Freedmen and poor whites
OF the South are qualified to exercise The
Elective Franchise, and whether the Sc
coded States are prepared for re.admls.
sion into the Union. He was also con.
scrip, under Gen. Beauregard. at the bat
lie of Bull Run under Gen. Pemberlon,
at Fredericksburg AID Vicksburg /; was
captured by General Grant at Vicksburg,
The Lecture will take place on Thursday
evening, in the Colored Church, SheP'
herdslown. September The 20Ih, 1866,
for The benefit of the African Church.
Abundance % &C MIS-, children l5 cents.
Doors open at Z o'clock, Lecture at s
o'clock.
SG~Judging from appearances. this "Cre-
ole Spaniard" is about "three-Mirds" ne
gro, and had for companion man with
while skin, about feet inches bi oh,
stoutly built, woe shor, dark Burnside
whskers and mous,ache. This gentle
,uan, so-csiled, acting is business agent
and bill poster for the distinguished Lee
turer. ordered at this office one hundred
bills Ike the above, and falling TO raise
the funds required, consequently failed to
p, then. The "Creole" pitched his
tent beneath the hospilable shade of
{" Rfo,her Bowman's roof, while his col
lctsua, dishalning the humble hospl'all
is of his colored friends in whom he
! nfessed 10 feel such Q warm interest,
lat up a, the Western Hotel. and sIer
saying there from Tuesday until Thurs
day morning, receiving such treatment as
is given to gentlemen. under The impress
SION that he was one. he lief! very alb.
Iupuy, forgetting 10 pay his bill, con-
quently the Lecture didn't come off.
The above Is given as warning to The
Public generally, in order that they may
70, be imposed upon by The aforesaid
parties, who profess to enlighlen the peo-
pie of Wesl Virginia IN regard to the ben
efrial fleets Of the "Freedmen's Bureau
in the seeded States. They have en-.
lighteued The people Of Shepherdslown
as TO their rascaIiiy beyond doubt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22

o. Removed The body o! Col. P.
+. l.rddeIl. llth Mississippi Infantry,
was removed by his brother, assisted By
Mr.. John IL. SchoppeIi, Undertaken,
from the Old Episcopal grave yard, in
this place. on Thursday last. Col. Lid.
dell was killed at the battle of Shsrps.
burg, l7,h September, 1862.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22

g. P. H. Suode; d. S. Rentch, and
Baker & Hill are now receiving their
Fall and Winter supplies of Goods. See
advertisements.
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SlO,432,35


The road case between A. Snowman
and John Wysong, was taken up and
from the evidence sdduced 10 The Board,
the following order was made: Ordered
by the Board Of Supervisors, that Jacob
Rlnehart be appointed CON missioner 10
proceed a. once 10 lay off and settle Tie
location Of The road between The farms oil
Adam Snowman and John Wysong, and
The said commissioner shall locate The
road az follows John Wysong shall fur
nish 10 fee, OF the road running south
Of his farm between his land and Adam
Show mans land; and Adam Snowman
shall furnish Is feet Of the road running
north OF his lands. ExceP. however that
tina, par, of The road fronting John Wy.
songs house yard, which shall be mol
more than 20 ieet wide; Wysong furnish.
es " ha.ever land that he own in The pres
emf road. in front of his house yard, and
The house yard OF John Wysong shall no.
be interfered with and A. Snowman and
John Wysong shall move their fences in
accordance wi,h This order, end the meas
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-22

d. This region was visited on Thurs
de, nigh, by severe rain storm.
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%. We charge s5 for announcing can
dida c. for office, to be paid in advance.
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FOR SHE RIFF
FOR ASSESSOR.

A Il the Solicitation vi some al my friends
II ofIeI myself as Candidate Tor the
office Of ASSESSOR Tor the County OF
JED. rson. IHOS. W. GREEN.
Sept. IS, 1866. lie
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Amt Of deductions on assessmt
hv the Board 1855
Amt of Delinquent, & erroneous
assessments allowed by the
Board l,o-f'%'
Am, allowed by Board for col
lectlng The County Levy for
1865, oOO'OO
Ann, of Sheriff's salary, 10000
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BUTCHERING +!

THE undersigned takes lhis method oi
Informing the citizens of Sh'phcrds-
tuwn maj he has commenced the Butch
euug Business IN this T. ace, and will have
for sale al his stall IN he Market House,
on every Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing, from this date. prime Beef. Veal aud
Mutton, and as soon as The weather will
permit, will have in addition 10 the anove
Sausage and Puddlng-so cone Oh cpl.
cures. Hoping by s,rIcl attention 10 bus
mess, importantly Ia all and asking bat
the lowest possible ptIce, 10 merit AMI re-
ceive large sh re OF the public patron
age. All he asks IS 10 give hIm rail-.
81 Terms positively cash. The publIcs
bic servant.
JACOB WINTERMOYER.
ShepherdslOw Sept. 22. 1866. 81
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$l0,432,25

In Account with Jefferson County, Or.
nv amt oC Treas rec ut No. 81 .663 81
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A II II o II II { { IN { |, IS.
Election (4th Thursday OctOber 25s
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
III R.Zl rTLE-WlII please ann, uoe.
III HENRY BERRY, Esq, as can
dlda,e Tor the office of PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY, for the County Of Jetirr.
son to be voted for at the ensuing elsc
ton. Mr.. Berry is gentleman OF grs,,
legal expression, ati bic and obisins IA
all, man Of stric, integrity. and une VIII
is too generally known TO need any rs
commentator from his friends, and then
name is legion.
MANY VOTERS.
September %. 1866. lie
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CHE Alarkrts.
ShepherdstoWn Market.

Corrected tceekig by d. S. Renteh.
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William Rush, Sheriff. Dr.
For amour, Of County Levy
and CapilalIon Tax tor The year
1898. SlO,2l5;57
For AMT of County Levy ON
Licenses, @lo'" 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-14

s son vas s sas y being shot Fan An,Ono
nana sNa aSe en- had followed their hus
banda They were and also fell into Santa Annals
but :s1s out OF
always bs aich Mexico had promised and which has
Philads' IN promptly paid. Madame Yturbide died At
country Of the sons Of Yturbide, though they
lived excellent education In Philadelphia and at
Seorge,own' One OF them married MISS Green Of
turned Mexico and TO have held office under the Mexican
republic The first appears TO have given In bis adae
SION 10 the empire established by Macmillan, Pr he
Is officially reported in the Alandch de Gota Por 1855
as being Vice President Of the National Order OF Nore
Dame de Ia GrSdclonpe an order Of knighhood founded
the provisional government Of Mexico in June, 1858.
George Augustus sala writing from Mexico in 1865 de-
srbes Augustin ''tall, angular man, between fifty
and sixty years Of age with yellow granite counte
nance clad Ia the ordinary short jacket and monstrou
brmmed sosbrero, calmly sanntering along the Calls
San Francisco, cigaro between his lips, and big
brea lined with white under his He is said
great capacity for keen repartee and to BIO Of the
saying that the armed Mexican was individually a thief
in twos or threes guerilla, and collectively army;
and who In the scale OF character defined his compatros
as consisting or rst women then children, and lastly
Mexicans" As late as December, 1855, Augusn In
Pars, living in third class Spanish hotel.
Angelo lturSde has been IN the city Of Mexico for
many years Sala thus describes hm:-'A very dimnu-
tive prince, OF merry temperament full of information
who could speak English like Englshman and drink
aridod atmosphere Of the table land of Rio Fro, Is
much' The two adopted Princes Imperial--the Junior
Ausustn and Angeo-are now at school in France, at
tending the college St. Barbe in Paris They have lately
been appraised of their 'good fortune Ono of the
Paris papers, In announcing how NJ Hdago the Mexican
Minister at Paris carried the news of the adoption to the
two boys at college, found tho eldest and the heir appar
ent TO the Mexican throne the college stool OF
pentance' for remssness in their studies II is an
nounced that the two new princes will appear at
the French court and will take rank Immediately after
the members Of the imperial family of Louis Napoleon
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Assembly.

ALBANY, JAM 49, 1896
The Secretary OF State sent in a communication in an
swer 10 q resolution.
REPORTs
BY Mr. THoRS-Against printing copies OF the Cover.
no-'s message in the German language. Agreed to.
For printing extra copies OF the report Of the Canal
Commissioners, which agreed to-
Mr. vANDENBURoH offered a resolution directing tho
Printing Committee to have the public printing contract
placed on the files OF the House, which adopted.
INTRODUCED
By Mr. WEED-For the relief of the Plattsburg and Mon
trcal Railroad Company
BY Mr. DowyING-To amend the charter of the Queens
County Savings Bank. Also amend the charter of the
East New York and Jamaica Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. MCKAY-To amend the Excise law
A THIRD READING
To authorze the city Of Oswego TO borrow money for
the erection Of new academy building in Utica
Adjourned to eleven O'Clock Monday morning
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

senate
ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1885.
Mr. LAsAy gave notice of bill to extend the time for
the completion of the southsde Railroad on Long Island
Mr. PLATr introduced bill for the relief Of the Piatts-
burg and Montreal Railroad Company.
Mr. COLLINS introduced bill to provide for the repair
OF the canals after the expiration of the repair contracts
or when the repair contracts shall become forfeited or
declared abandoned. The bill provides that the works
shall not be reet by the Contracting Board but shall be
prosecuted by the Canal Commissioners.
Mr. LABAu introduced bill declaring the laws to
overseers of the poor not applicable to the county Of
Richmond
Adjourned until seven O'Clock Monday evening.
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preached in the morning from the tea, ns. A{ "A
things are now ready And they all with CONSENT
the AFTERNOON as his custom is and characterized by hid
usual searching presentation Of the truth Drawing a.
sss ..S s s I'd
he made powerful appeal to the audience then and
there.
10 his will, as the good man himself would say 70
the power Of God, SO unmstaksbly present Waves Of
feeling seemed 10 roll the whole audience BY the
speakers request the pews the pulpit In the
body Of the house. were vacated and invitation
extended to all who were Christians and would con.i
themselves with the closing year the Christian
life, to forward Slip after slip filed. From the
from tns orchestra ana IRON every portion Of
young menwho bad faced for years the storm Of battle
without ninching, now stood trembling ike cowards|
mothers leading up their children-no could have
ooked upon tho scene and Knocked. 1t was too real.
Again other seats vacated, and the invitation wae
given to all backsldden Christians who would return
from their wandering to come forward. Another exo-
dus from the galleries. and tears flowed all the house
gals third invitation called up all Christians who
would themselves to their Master By this
time the lower floor of the house filed and the gslS
ery-so few remained-bore the appearance aB II tho
benediction had been pronounced.
For many years no such audience hes been dismissed
homeward Il must have seemed to the speaker as i
the old revival times OF thirty yeas ago, when such
power waited on his Efforts had come back again And
doubly grateful must it have been as 70 tho patien
faithful labor and preaching Of the fall and winter IN
which he has sought for revival -tl "a
tended that for special individual instruction had
TO yield to general speaking to all
Miscellaneous
The past week has been extensively observed by the
churches in city and country in accordance with the
commentator of the Evangelical Alliance.
new Congregational church IL to be established in
this city, in Forty-rs street. Sixth avenue Rev.
Mr.. Abbot pastor Tho building Is the same that was
lately occupied by the Independents Methodsts, Prof.
Madison IS
The forty-seventh anniversary Of the Missionary So.
cety Of the Methodist Episcopal church Is TO be held in
the city Of Baltimore TO day and tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. Colt Of Concord N H., has been elected
President Of Trinity College, Hartford Conn., In place %
DR.. Kerfoot elected Bishop Of Western Pennsylvania
The Oldest clergyman in Boston is Father Cleveland,
in his ninety year. still active In the duties Of his
charitable profession. We believe he is the oldest man
In Boston He was an Office holder under Washington
The London Record-the organ Of the Evangelical
party in the Church OF Embellishments the spreading
influence of German rationalsm among Queen ctoria
and the junior members Of the English royal family.
The Rev. Silas McKeen, D. D., Of Bradford. w. has
resigned his pastorae. He preached his first scrmon
there fytwo years ago, has been twice dismissed and
twice recalled.