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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-12
ns- ATTEND THE PRIMARY MEETINGS.

N.Y. Arrvxp TIE PRIMARY MEETINGS.
Primary meetings throughout the
county will be held to-day, Saturday,
the 18th instant, for the purpose OF
choosing delegates to attend the differ
ont conventions to he held in the future,
and We cannot too urgently recommend
th., democrats and conservatives OF The
several districts in the county to attend
their primary meetings. 1t has been
heretofore the practice 10 permit these
meetings to go by default, or what
amounted to the same thing, few an
reresied gentlemen would attend and
appoint themselves delegates to repre-
sent the districts in our convention.
Thus the people were often m'srepre-
scented, but the blame of it rested upon
themselves. We hope our urgent re-
minders will have the desired effect IN
aronsing our party friends to the I'M
portance of attending these primary
assemblages. Let responsible members
of the party be chosen as delegates,
such as cannot he seduced from their
duty and who are proof against the
"honey-fugglins" of demagogues. If
our county convention is composed OF
rood and true men, we will answer for
it tlat a good county ticket will be
chosen-a ticket that will command the
undivided support OF the party.
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sa REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

pdE" REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
CoSGREss.-We understand from relia-
bic authority that QUIZ yeung friend,
James D. Butt, Esq, of Harper's Ferry,
is a Republican candidate for Congress,
in this, the 2nd Congressional District.
Mr.. 3. is young lawyer Of consdera-
bic ability. clever, afable and sociable,
and if he should be so fortunate as TO
be elected to the Halls of Congress, he
would no doubt use his utmost endeay-
ors to serve the best interests of his
constituents.
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n9- We learn that Col. Thomas A

I1- We learn that Col. Thomas A.
Scott has, with his usual enlightened lib
erality, given a free passage over his road
from Washington to Philadelphia and
back, to the Cadets Of the Virginia Mil
itary Institute, who contemplate visit
to the Centennial, and We also under
stand that Director General Goshorn
has accorded to the Virginia Cadets the
same privileges of an encampment with
in the grounds of the Exhibition as
extended to the West Point Cadets
all which is very kind and compliment
tary to the young Virginians, who will
doubtless appreciate the favors.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-12

sE- PURCHASE OF STsRE.-llerr 81
Entler have purchased the stock OF Gro
ceries of J. P. Chase, and will occupy
the store room lately occupied 10y ]. p.
Chase, in the Harper building, near
Shepherd College. Herr & Entler have
now a large and splendid stock of Gro
ceries of every description which they
intend to dispose of a: very low prices.
Call and see them when YOU wish to
make your purchases.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-12

BGy MooNIGur--CoTILLIoS.--We
learn that the young men and ladies Of
this town and neighborhood, had qsite
a pleasant moonlight cotillion party,
given by Col. w. A. Morgan, in the
yard in front of his residence, near town,
on Wednesday night last. Everything
passed off very pleasantly and the young
folks enjoyed themselves hugely until a
Lotto hnni.
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nlarria9es.

BY the Rev. p. H. Thomas in the U.
B. Church, at Martinsburg, w. Va,
Mr.. GEORGE w. DOLW1CK and
Miss JENNIE L. YONTS.
On the 3rd inst, by Rev. John w.
Wolf, r. A. JAQUES and BESSIE,
daughter of the late Sebastian Poisal
decd, all of Hedgesvile.
In the Episcopal Church, Charles
town, the 9th instant, by Rev. Mr..
Meade, Mr.. JOHN PORTERFlELD,
to Miss ANNIE GREEN, daughter Of
Judge Il. &. Green.
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We have received from "West
Virginia Farmer" a communication
which in flattering terms dominates our
friend, Jno ii. Strider of Jefferson, as
candidate for congress in this district.
The communication is much too long
for our contracted reading space, but
we are glad to note that our suggestion
favoriug a change from the old ruts of
congressional selection, giving other
occupations chance, as well as the
legal profession, for representative
honors, has struck responsive chord
which will yet bear wholesome fruit
.Hartins6urg Statesman.
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@ SCHOOL ExAMIN in
vite attention to the notice to teachers
of free schools, by Mr.. Jno. Hess, Coun-
ty Superintendent, in this issue. The
County Board of Examiners now con-
sists of Messrs. Jno. Hess, President {;
Joseph Barry, of Harper's Ferry, and
Rev. Tongue, of Charlestown. MIR.
Barry is now teaching in Maryland and
Rev. Tongue is on a visit to some
friends in Virginia, but it is to be hoped
they will be able to he present at the
time named.
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ssy- BRlEfs.-John Robinsons Circus
will exhibit at Martin,burg on the l4th;
at Winchester on the 18th, and AZ
Charlestown on Saturday the 19lh In
slant
Our City Council will meet on Mon
day evening next, the l4th instant.
Mr.. C. r. Butler, State Lecturer, will
address the Changers, at Frankfort,
Mineral County, on the oath instant.
The sales of real estate, advertised by
G. M. Beltzhoover, Trustee, will take
place to day. Examine the advertise
ment.
A Prize Tournament will take place
at Greensburg, OH the goth instant. See
advertisement in another column.
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FOR STATE SENATOR

0HR. Edi,or-Please announce c. T.
XIX BUTLER, Esq, of Jefferson, as a
candidate for State Senator, in the 18th
Senatorial district, composed of the
counties of Jefferson, Berkeley aud Nor
gan, subject to the nomination of a Dem.
ocratic- Conservative Senatorial CoAvsn
ton. Mr. B. is one of the ablest men
of Jefferson county, large taxpayer,
a public spirited gentleman, knows tho
wants of the people of his district, is
earnest and energetic in whatever he
undertakes, forcible speaker, gentle
man of excellent and comprehensive
judgement, and if elected will serve the
people with utmost satisfaction.
JEFFERSON.
Aup't l2. 1916
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ED" MEDICAL STUDENTs.-Medical
students are, like almost all of the young
men of our country at tsis time, need
ing money and requiring assistance.
Every dollar saved is them great ad'
vantage, and gives them the opporsu,
nifty Of investing these sums in books
and instruments. We understand that
the Trustees and Faculty Of the Louis
vile Medical College (Kentucky) have
created a number of Beneficiary Schol-
arships in behalf of those needing such
aid; but all Of the facts in regard to the
matter car be obtained by addressing a
letter to the Louisville Medical College,
Louisville, Ky.
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Il PRIZE
TOURN A MENT.

A GRAND Prize Tournament will be
a held on the farm occupied BY Mr..
William Snyder, near Greensburg, on
Saturday, August 18th, 1875. A fine Sill
yer Watch will be awarded to the first
successful knight. Riding commence at
9 O'Clock, A. n. All Knights of Berkeley
and adjoining counties are invited TO take
part in the exercises. The public are in
yited to come with their baskets and spend
a pleasant day in the woods. A good band
of music will be present. By order COM
mittee. CHARLES MIX,
ROBERT KNADLER.
August II, 1879. 2w
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FOR ASSESSOR.

A L the solicitation ofmany Of my friends
n consent TO be candidate for one OF
the ASSESSORS Of the county, al the APP
preaching election, and if elected prom
isc that | will perform the duties of the
office fairly and impartially.
TWILL TAYLOR.
August II, 1876. Il
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EV CANDIDATEs.-We invite atten-
ton to the new candidates for public Of
fee, appearing in this issue of the Reg
lister. Some of our best men are put
forth for offices Of public trust, and we
hope that the citizen of our county vii.
so consider them when going to the
polls to cast their ballots.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

HENRY F. CAMERON, having proved
ii himself possessed of all requirements
of n faithful and efficient officer, will re-
ceive the cordial support of the voters of
Shepherd District for reelection 10 the
office of Constable, at the ensuing election.
VOTERS WHO KNOW HIM.
Auru-t II, 1876. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-12

~ S. T. Shafer, Superintendent of
Antietam Iron Works, below town,
reports the following yield of wheat on
a lot of bottom land. attached to those
works, containing nine acres: 4os
b,shels, or As l.S bushels to the acre.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

n =. RENTCH has proved himself one
~. of the best Magistrates in the county.
In the County Court his opinion and judg-
ment have been frcquctly solicited upon
many important questions, in the inter
csts Of the people of the county, which
have had much weight and influence, We
therefore recommend him To the voters OF
Shepherd District, for reelection, at the
approaching election.
MANY VOTERS.
luDpcf ID Ik-k fl
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FOR
COMM0IEEALTH'S ATTORNEY.

EDITOR of the Shcpherdstown Regis
Ia ter Please announce JOSEPH =.
BRAGONIER az u candidate for the office
of Commonwealth Attorney, subject To
a nominating Convention. Mr. Bragonicr
is 4 lawyer of cnergy. ability, and II cleo
ted will discharge the various duties de-
yolviug upon him with credit To himself
and satisfaction Ia the people OF the conn
~. JEFFERSON.
Am"mst II, lSIG. u
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~PERsoNAL-Mrs. Virginia Moul-
der, of Alexandria, Va, and widow OF
our late worthy citizen, William Moul-
der, deceased, has been spending few
DAYS in town, and her numerous triends
will be glad to know that she is looking
exceedingly well.
Prof Clarence Shepherd, Of Freder-
lex, Md, a native of this, and family,
are sojourning in our town, spending
the cheated term"
Miss Rose Schley, OF Frederick, Nd,
is sojourning here with her sister, Mrs.
Laura Chapline, widow Of our lately
deceased and excellent citizen |. Thorn
as Chapline. Major Henry Schley, also
Of Frederick, is in town attending to
the business o. his deceased brother-in-
law, /. T. Chapline.
Mr.. D. Shepherd Orndorff, with his
family, left for Georgia, on Wednesday
last, after sojourn here OF few weeks.
We had a call from Mr.. Henry
Scheu, clever young gentleman, and
son of Mr.. Louis Scheu, the extensive
dealer in Dry Goods, Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods and Notions, at Martins
burg. Mr.. S. was present at party
given by Col. w. A. Morgan on We'd
nesday night. He is handsome young
man and quite agreeable, and no doubt
his presence afforded pleasant company
TO many of Jefferson's handsome daugh-
tiers at the party.
Rev. Mr.. Fair, Pastor of the First
Episcopal Church, of Baltimore, with
his family, is spending few days with
his brother-in-law, Henry Shepherd,
Esq, near town.
Mr. Henry Boteler, lately of Taylors-
vile, Kentucky, and native of this
place, is also spending few weeks, with
his family, in town. Mr.. B. is now en-
gagged as a travelling agent in the West
for an extensive oilmanufactory of Cleye-
land. From his appearance he is en-
joying excellent health.
Mr.. Wynkoop Lemen, of near Scrab-
bic, has gone to St. Louis and engaged
in partnership with Mr.. Weller, former
ly of Martinsburg, III the business of
purchasing and shipping grain.
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S TILpEN AND HENDRIsKs CLUB.-
1t has been recommended that after
the Primary meeting this afternoon,
Saturday, the 18th, meeting be held
for the purpose Of organizing Tiiden
and Hendricks Club. Let there be a
full turn out.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

WE are authorized to announce D. G..
w ADAMS rs a candidate for Constable
in Shepherd District. lfelcctcd he prom
Uses faithful performance ofthe duties
pertaining to the office.
August IL, 1876. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-12

pp- The STATE CANvAss.-A w ash
ington city correspondent to the Wheel
ing Standard says:-
General Nate Golf was in Washing
ton when his nomination took place. L
cnanced to be present with him at his
hotel during part of his perplexity as
to the nomination. He objected seri-
ously against being placed on the tick
ct, and sent telegram after telegram
stating this fact. His lowRepubli-
cans have bestowed upon him mag
nificent compliment. lie will accept it,
and will put his whole energy ard
probably a right smart" pile of cash
into the campaign. 1t seems to be the
common sentiment Of West Virginians
with whom | have conversed that two
finer men than General Golf and Major
Matthews could not have been chosen
by the respective parties. When they
meet before the people their discussions
will undoubtedly be entirely decent,
though the Clarksburg man will proLa-
bly, exhibit a positive tendency to make
things lively.
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FOR SHERIFF..

MR.. ZIrTLE-Dcar Sir-Plcase an
W nounce aS a candidate for the Sheriff
atty of Jefferson Comfy, subject to the
action Of the Democratic Convention, Nr.
THOMAS LOCK.
Mr. Lock has all the qualifications for
making good Sheriff, aud IL elected will
serve the people honestly and zealou.ly.
lie il a GOOD man ia the fullest seu,c Of
the word, and deserves the Office from
the hands OF the people.
MANY VOTERS.
July %, 1876. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-12

The WEST VIRGINIA SENAToR.-So
soon as the breath leaves the body OF
an official, speculation commences as to
who shall, fill the vacant post. who Is
to succeed the lamented Caperton IS
now the question OF absorbing interest
with the Democratic aspirants Of West
Virginia. The Legislature not being
in session, Gov. Jacobs will have the
temporary appointment. West Flrgr
MIA is not alone interested in the selec-
ton he may make the entire country
has an interest in the result.
The truth is, the Governor is comm
ed to slim list from which to make
choice, il he desires, as we doubt not
he does, to fill the position with man
who measures up to the full standard,
morally, socially, and intellectually OF
an august senator. Clever men there
are, doubtless, in West Virginia, men
good and true, who will labor Tor the
best interests of the young Common.
wealth. But how many Of them are OF
national repute Hardly more thap
two or three, and they confined to two
counties of the State-the Hon. L. }.
Faulkner, of Berkeley, and the Hons.
Andrew Hunter and Alexander IL.
Boteier, of Jefferson. We name them
in the supposed order of their age. Mr.
Faulk6er's ability no man can dispute.
For forty years he has ranked with the
first men of the Old Dominion, and that
at time when she had sohs OF whom
she was Justly proud but MIR. Faux
ner was an opponent Of Gov. Jacobs
hen he was q candidate for reelection,
and it is not to be supposed the Cover
nor will reward him with the senator
ship. Andrew Hunter, although like
Mr.. Faulkner advanced in years, is yet
man OF well-preserved and fine
physique. lie has the bearing OF
senator, andis intellectually the superior
Of large majority Of the senators who
now figure at the national capital. Ills
selection would be an admirable one
one so good that in this era OF third
class men we can hardly hope for 1t.
AllCh DOltltl do az 'SSs
of Gov. Jacobs, and stood his friend
when the hour was dark, the prospect
gloomy. If fidelity is to be rewarded
and capacity for usefulness considered,
Alick will stand good chance. lie is
a fine bellies lettres scholar, a man OF
ability, and an orator of a very high
order. We have listened to Critten-
den, Corwin, Bolts, Baldwin, Yancey,
Wise and the great guns OF the old
Wing and Democratic parties upon the
stump, but we have heard Boteler when
he surpassed them ALL We have seen
him when a Wing move old iron-side
Democrats to tears, ard have heard
them, when melted and carried away by
his soul stirring pathos and impassioned
appeal for his country, or anon with
whitening scorn and fierce invective
denomce in burning words Of eloquenc
those false 10 its true interests, hurraE
for Boteler, forgetting for the moment
party ties, and raising to the subllmity
of a pure disinterested patriotism, that
exalted them high above the level OF
mere partisans. We echo back the
huzzah af ''Auld Lang Sine" with all
our heart-IIurrah for ALICK BoTE-
LER .-Richmond Uhig.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS
OF
FREE SCHOOLS.

THE County Board Of Examiners will
i hold meeting for the examination Of
Teachers, at the Brick School House IN
Charlestown, on Wednesday the z'fu
inst, and at the lower School House, III
Shepherdstown, on Friday the Z9th inS''
Time of meeting 81 o'clock, A. VI:
JNO. HESS, County SupE'
Auoust L. 1876. :"
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bNr MEETING OF THB COUNTY EXEC
UTlvE Communicative County Demo
cratic. Conservative Executive Commit
tee, J. Law Hoof in the chair, met in
Charle.town on Thursday, and decld-
ed that Primary meetings be heldin the
different districts of the county on Sat-
urday the 2nd Of September, at 5
o'clock, for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to the County Convention,
which will meet on the 9th of Ssptem-
Der, to nominate candidates for all
county offices. From this it will be
seen that two county conventions will
be held.
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FOR SHERIFF.

DLEASE announce THOMAS T.. SUDLRrr
L a. a candidate for the SherilIalty OF
Jefferson County, W. Va, at the election
In October next with JANIS LEE GRGG5
and RoBEET Lucas, Jr., Deputies.
Aug. ,. 1876. II
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FOR SHERIFF.

Nv f. are authorized To announce Eugene
w Baker a a candidate for the Sheriff
atty with Col. VIM. A. Morgan aud j.
Garland Hurst as Deputies.
July %. 1876. tf
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CONNODREALTH'S ATTORNEY.

Mr.. Editor.-Plsase announce Hon.
G.. VI. Brltzhoovcr as a candidate for re-.
election TO the office of Commonwealth
Attorney, subject to a nominating Con
yention by the Democratic Conscrva-
tive party. Ills eminent fitness Tor
that position has been proven hereto
fore by the prompt, faithful and cili-
cient discharge Of his du'ies.
Aug. u. MANY VOTERS.
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nD- y Coon MAN.-Prof. F. II.
Crago, the Republican candidate for
State Superintendent of schools, is a
man of superior qualifications for that
office. lie is an excellent and successful
teacher, has been connected with the
public schools of osr State number of
years, and is thoroughly acquainted
with our School, Law and its workings.
He is Hus man, a iiue teacher and will
make Hue Superintendent and attend
to the duties OF the office as they should
be attended to and not leave them to
the careless attention of a clerk in
Wheeling.
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ESTRAY

GAME to the subscribers premises, on
" the farm Of f. S. Snyder. near Scrab-
Bile, on or about the 18th Of July, 1876, a
Black and White Spotted BOAR, about
year old, with slit in right ear, and APP
praised at $500. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away.
{. +. HESSER.
August IL, 1875. 3w
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$50. REWARD ! SIS

THE undersigned hereby offers reward
L of Fifty Dollars, for any information
that will lead to the arrest, and evidence
that will secure the conviction Of the per-
son or persons who stole the Wheat from
my farm in this county, in March last.
also offer a standing reward Of Tween
ty-Hve Dollars for information aud evil
dence that will secure the arrest and con-
viction of any person guilty at any time,
past or future, of any act Of larceny or
theft on any of my premises.
HENRY SHEPHERD,
JEFF. Co, w. Va,
Aug't u, 1876. Tyr
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Bn~ LIST OF LErrERs.-Thc follow
is q list of letters in the Post Office of
this place. Persons calling for them
will please say they are advertised -
Peter Morgan, Robert Robinson, Mr.
Phoades Grant, Mrs. Rhoda Stone, Mrs
Mary Valcar, DR.. John Cooke 2.
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s0- The negro confined in the Jail
Of Martinsburg, on the charge of break
ing into the meat house of Mr.. A. w.
McCleary, who made his escape some
weeks ago, was caught at Harpers
Ferry by Deputy Sheriff WHEN. Last
Tuesday night he made his escape
again.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-12

s@- County NEws.-We clip the
following from the Charlestown Spirit
of Tuesday last -
CouRr OF ArrEALs.-The Supreme
Court of Appeals of West Virginia be-
gan its August term in this place on
Wednesday-Judge Raymond, Presi-
dent, and Judges Moore, Green and Ed
mission composing the Court; {. 5.
Long, Esq, Clerk E. f. Gallaher, Cri,
err; aud Ashby Beall, Page.
Up to the present time the following
business has been transacted:
Appeals have been allowed in the
cases of McMechen Us. Fisher, from
Marshall county; and Rowland Us. Row
land, from Mercer county. Appeal re-
fused in Little Us. McNutt; from Mercer
county.
The case of Slifer Us. Howell, Admir-,
from Jefferson county reargued and
submitted.
BAYLOR Us. B. & o. r. r., from JEFF
ferson county, argued and submitted.
Rouss Us. Sadler, from Jefferson coun-
~; dismissed agreed.
Wustand Us. Potterfield from Jeffer-
son county, argued and submitted.
Kable, appellant, vs. Mitchell occu-
pied the argument before the Court on
yesterday and not concluded.
A Tilden and Hendricks Pole will be
raised on Saturday next, 18th mstant,
at 2 o'clock, at Mechanicstown (Mt.
IIope) two miles from Charlestown.
A Tilden and Hendricks Club has
been organized at Bolivar, and one
hundred foot pole is to be erected. The
officers of the Club are &. +. Cross,
President; a. NJ -Sponsellor, Vice Pres
ident; and G.. b. Wentzell, Secretary.
EXCURSION TRAlN-The Excursion
Train over the b. e 0. Il. r., from the
Valley, to Washington and the Centen-
NAL, will be run September 4th. Tick
cts good for ten days. Full particulars
next week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-08-12

Sy- Col. r.. z. Chew of this County,
is suggested in theiSpi'it Of Tuesday last,
for the House OF Delegates. Col. c..
would make most excellent representa-
tive in the Halls of our Legislature.
lie is gentleman of' excellent sense,
fine judgement, and well educated, and
we feel assured he would meet the wants
of the people of Jefferson County.
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sB Bush MBETIN G.-The Bush
Meeting held in Capt. j. S. Melvin's
woods, near Browns Shop, under the
auspices Of the Baptists of this county,
on Sunday last, 9th ult., was well at
tended. Rev Ar. Shepherd of Charles
town, preached both morning and even
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ShepherdStoWn Markets.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY D. $. RESTCH.