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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
YIRGINaA.


V doubt SION this broad eartlls5fhere is a re-
gion of countf} SO rich in its5minefal and agri.
cpIthraI weaitS. and; vet ~so5little 8n,resiated as
I. tvsst.rn T,3a;n;a j, I,gSsl = tEs5s y III mos,
81. \, q shn 3
healthy, a fekissiity of soil tlsnrpassed, minerals
of.all. descriptions that areginexhansfible, noun
tain and valIsy, hill and dss. andiyet with8all
these natural ADVANTAGES. Nbas bi,Aerto$remain.
SsI-at .,,;.- .ssa.s M ..I5
gu aitnoss q WINE Mlue Mss hge uine mas
now come, hoseyer.SYhen ~ this 9 to be chang
ed, and our tans-Alegany aco1ntEy is8t6 be- to
VIRGINIA. what the cFest Vsffgysof t6a MiEsisstppi
is to the Unioas ThsimpfoYepeGits now made.
,nat - devetasihs l,i5tlen r.aol,,ces q ia bi,Bs
Is loo much :heglecsed seedbn Of our common
Safe Menu enssgy ehlsfpfisa andsaPi,aL
are beng g ssse1ea ihnaer from ~ sections. OF
I'm ,ps Ailssans u ne {Sb9oa ,Ips snnaI oss5s
se.horse. tlse bnsy hum Of bnsiness ands rapid.
HI angmentFg population. IN make eooaI the
PEAKS OF its s@gqnssias, aad me flsftst9so 9 lls
sat4sy 81 4, ! bssn ] satsa 3of4;s sfe,ss,S.g
aor,ien Il 6s4 siate. H. heIiIf shoygTg tffo5sh he
bands of sAMueI CKdeaoasthe anefgetic
and sahelegfS9 gsnt % ios9tl mEs ne HIghtaet
4sSayn tos y se " ps y ;ss Ss asg, 2hi W. E se .9sa.ia sns E
country. Fhey aresampf ofsTpBIes1Tom the
orchard o. hsass BpgfE Esl q aarsai " conn
~ l4ste we5e souses gs@eEfe Safle
nes. ~ a ass ss.fs I F,ss' p tx J, ~ sssos.spS most ssa
pound, aud ;Aeas mes j inehe ia Ecnmfer-
snce. Tss were so hume oltg1 yarie-
ties among Stem the Msf5stta Willow
Apple "a ag y 81 : ~ @f; u saassssss 80 eserss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
LETTER FROM MIR. MASON.

We append aIetter from tEeEHon JAmss NJ.
Mason, in reply.to the resolutions 8dopted re.
Gently at the meeating in this town q his re. cleo,
ton 10 the U. s. Senate. Mr.iM. Acknowledges
in most fe%licitots terms, his highapPgeciation for
the response made by his fellow citizens of JEFF
ferson to the action Of the Logtslatate, and con
.scious of the reelitude Of his alotiveand the pu-
rity OF his course heretofore, eIone PROMISES for
the future ga faithful adheren,e toale rights OF
Virginia and tba South, undeFhat Constitution
which the fathers Of the Republic framed and
fashioned"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
M-ELANCHOBY DEATH.

It's with feelings of the most acknowledged,
that we are called upon to announce the sudden
and unexpected death ofMr JAaEs w sTRDERs
of this county. He was found liteless on Satur.
day night last, in the barn yard Of a Mr.. Henry
near the Jefferson and Berkeley line, WHITTIER he
had. gone on that evening about 8 o'clock. a
coroner's jury was held over his bodyon Sunday
last, but the fact could not be aseertained wheth-
er he had been killed by falling from his horse,
or had died in a ct of apoplexy. Mr.. Strider
was only about 35 yearsaofage, a gentleman of
extensive fortune, and in all his; intercourse with
the community, governed by the most liberal aud
generous impulses. Ee.leaves W orphan chill
dren, and a large number of relatives and friends
to mourn the sad event which has SO ~unexpect-
edly ushered him from time 10 eternity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
THr MEEr PREsIaEsT

sM zt.S E--a &:&zETSe
we hwe a1ed herelofetge e i've e9EreEeS
totbe very imports q iHitofHatipasIhat &c
cf5ency, I. MhLLAf8 FItIaiosE5 q Me- 1STE
should be the Presaient Of the Haiied saales. On
and after tie 4lh March, 1861 - the ep1h3en
ofthe CharlestowsF Free Press NyheffIer elsts
is intended in G Essst or Jest or merely afTfes
rom n haJA wakeR that journal has q always
nnaniiestnga profound reverence fpf, ans devoted
attachment to, 'din powers that be" weare Una
ble 70 determine. bir: Fillmore e a very good
man ofthe sort, tha we can hardly conceive bat
a New York politician, WHO has been identified
with the AboIitiss ISIS of tue Moth tS6m their
earliest Organization, and is only te3nPoFstilg
separated from DIN now BY q qqqsfreE between
himself and another faction of his Ewn household
as to The spoiis 6E:ofhce, taula be seriously kng.
gosled by any newspaper in Virginia. az the only
ft ind proper person in5this whole Unten, az the
man whom tho S11ath should sustain fol the high
Office ofPresfdert; But, es he has been nonaina.
led by the "Free Press FOR what purpose If can
determine, we .saald respectfully ask for its at
frmatlon or rejes@on, Of the platform laid down
by Mr.. Fillmore 30 his celebrated Buffalo letter.
Here it is -
BUFFALO, Oct. IL 1893.
S1R: Your c~oianunicatoh Of the lI5th inst
as chairman of b committed sRRT6lgtgsss BY The
JUS come 10 hand. Yon solicit my answer iothe
following interroSatories;
let Do yon >believe that petitions TO Con,
gre on the sb4ject of slavery aud. the slave
trade ought to. pc received, read, snd respec.
tiyel considered by the representatives Of the
epeopis3
I'd. Are yogSopposed to the annexation Of
Texas to this UBton, under any circumstances,
sos.SBR as sIayeksafe held therein q
Sd! Are you fn favor OF Congress- exercising
all The constftuttdpal Ppweritpcssesses to abolish
the Internal slatenade 5betweea the States?
9Th. Areyoasln favorof Immediate Legislation
for The abolitionsK II slavery in t1e District G! Co.
lumbia2
1 am much engaged, andhaye no time to enter
into an arguments or togespiain at length my rea-
sons for my %opi:ion. ! shalIl therefore, content
%yss:5 o., ,Tt iss f E;9 ~ gF S5sTf1i1$h NJ y s15
leave, for some future ocGasionsa mete extended
discussion on the: su6jecta
MTLLARD FILLMORE.
w. Mills, EEa., Chairman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
GOV. FIoYD,s MESSAGE.


We publish in another column a special Mes
sage from The Governor of Virginia, proposing
ssthe adoption by the Legislature, Of resolutions
inviting ailthe States of the Union to unite in
sending delegates to represent the whole people
in a general Convection, which ought TO Assem-.
at an early period, not later than May1ai Balti.
more or some other convenient central poiRt-for
the purpose of bringing TO an end all sectional
ssyersies relatife to slavery" 1.-THE mea-
commended could be carried nt in the
irit as suggested. some good might come
it, but in. any Convention of this kind, as
EN- the case heretofore, the North .shasing
pmerical force to assert her SUPREMACY,
be satisfied with nothing less than the
share. Let This be a matter of any doubt,
ae Union loving men of the Nofth.wil
4hin0 IN dnayith IT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
POSTAGE RILL

l a-- 11-14
Ihes de6ates1nstn me House sot 2kepresen1atlyes
have mostly hadsreterencs during the last @eeks
to are modlhcatlon5o o. thesfostsge btll. ihere
are numerous propositions offered, all going
10 show that there VIII be materlal redactionsln
the present rates. AunltorIn rate ottwo, three
and five cents on lettersis suggested bat opposed
with some bitterness on The paftof Others, under
Tho i'm nression that ifsS;Il fhTow he burdens of
az DE-, oessa Ne, aa, IS M m8s Traas
~ ~ 80
HsuIyt Inc 4aIge csses5ana lnlckiy setllsp Pofi
tionsfof the country eyensmaking allowance for
excgsssof population, detivemuch greater benefit,
from low postage thanzthe rural and sparsely
saftTSd n;st.ia,s Et6n ~ nr.,;s ~ e A.
49, S4l - * Il ~.
present Dill tue nnnercial FSis.essoI tne Fast
and the newspaperssotsthose cities alone derive
any material benefit. The papers of Baltimore,
foE AVA m5iss ire allowed fosbas sentS ON f6es mail
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
WAsInaarnN nen.l6. rs

(: Washing QH3Decs54O; 1SOU.
R. w. BAYE9R, Esq.-DearSfAn absence
of a few days from The city, has prevented an
earlier acknowledgement of your kipd letter con.
veying the resbautions adopted at dig meeIihg in
Charlestown, On the 9Th instanis on fsceiging in
telligence ftRe result 81 til election ofa Sena-
tor of Yirginia
You will ressatfy believe b8w.deeply l felt this
grateful manifsstation q HE sympathy and kind.
ness of my friends u 5efSrsbn-6 tribute the
more valued, feeause whilst it impaired their
cordial approskf of theaGt oe9arG eheral Assem-
bly, in re:electsng me as a representative of <Vir-
ginia in the SeHatesoflhe United III bore
with it the mostgrateful evfdanees ofkshe personal
kindness and good will of ulose WHO composed
the meeting.
In making known TO my friends 81 Jefferson,
With whom yGg were associated IN S1ese Eesolu.
tons, my grateful sense o~f8stIeir Kindness, be
good enough ta add that soslpIg as IAN honored
by our noble State as one Of hefI Senators, 1
faithfully promise to the best Of mig ability and.
understanding in the language ihekpsc 10 per-
severe in. thai course, whfchsshall epsufa to my
own State, and the whole S5hth, taeir cnnstitu-
tionalrights under the Constitutionnad de by the
Fathers of this Republic
With best tegards und very sincefey yours,
j. MHsMASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
4 SrERRY ~cIiRfsTMAs.
am.limen,

~ .sLLaE-E -
we tender our readers the compliment 9 me
season, and nthe common p@ariauee' wis1
Happy Christmas and a MefrSsEew 1eai
AS dis Is the9eason, above all ossefs PalsisH-
Iarly suited fo55 those little tokens oil anfeuon'
from barent 10 child, from tie beaulo the eelte'
which maize bright oasis in tbe pathway q Hies
u, 5s ali strive % oerpetuate so far e. our meSns
,yiiI i,errn;t f,is honnrrd and ancient custom
A fUur.pcuce expended, has been 10 many = 5a'le
tva1deIert the brightes, day OF HE ltse, and even
amer years viii scarce efface The Pleasing feeo'1
l~ections.
Unusual preparation has been made nyflhe
sDea1era Of ourtown, 10 meet all demands upon
them. either in Tile fancy OF substantial. messfs.
Eichelberger and Blessing, Stewart, &c, are
already Too favorably known either for the com;
fort or convenience OF the fatherfof half a dozen
1ittIe.responsibiInjes. Thesensme as many can
words. n s A#4ts5 st Ais Gigtgss Is slsGtfss8 aHld
various other notions Just suited to the season,
Mr.. Sweitzer has recently openedsa large end
extensive establishment. Messrg Crane q
Brown, Reyes & Kearsley, TATE g IIoofES Ely
q Son, T. C. Sigafoose, J. Harris. Thos. Raw.
Iins, VIM. S. Lock g. Line, Woods & Co, Geo
l.. Stewart, are all in market with a large and
varied assortment of Goods, many-of them sPe.
cialIy suited to the present season, and
additions made during the last week. Our friends
from tho country, In procuring supplies, can
hardly go amiss, either in the fancy or snbstan-
l. for use or show, as our Merchants or Meclan-
Lawyers or our Doctors, our Preachers
1fers. can't he beat. no howl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
ON The distinction between Union, Disuiion
SuBmission and Acqufeseenee.
Fromde RieImond Ezaminer

L
These words acquired their present political
Significance during the uproar which arose while
the majofitIes of Congress were forcing down the
throat of an unsgllling people the SenatoriaIRe-
solutions of the last session. The inyaTiabie
end OF party shibboieths is HER gross misuse
for knavish urposes.W We can point 10 no IN
stance ofthe practice so perfect in all its parts,
so stupid in It's meanssand so yillainous IN is
ends, as the perversion which is now made of
the words which head this article 4 Is
assumed by that disgraced aud dying party Of
Federalists who chiefly advocate lii compromises
that a support of their system IS synonymods
with a support OF the Union that an opponent
of the compronise is4dsfdrD a Disuhionfsf- and
lastly, that an admission OF its pazsage, ard a
conyictionOfou our inability TO repeal lis provisions;
Constitute an approval. ofits nafpre, andinstant,
change Southern men into Wltat aeg sre-name-
~ notwithstanding in general. Itlseby A gross
and criminal peryersionof tie word asqilescence,
that the compromise party IN Virginia now seeks
TO hide us utter disgrace defeat and destruction.
II Is is avery plain andcomnon word. which sig
SEMI IMAM is said 70 ~nequieSce in decision.
Of a copIt thonghIt deprive him Of his iifesor lis
property, which he would either change n ma
tnTeorFesist 10 operation had he tie power todo'
so. This Is the common and well ascertaiEed
sense9ot the word and thus understanding Il,
the friends ofthe South have IN some cases very
naturally admitted its application 10 their own
positiol at The pTesentmoment. California ism
nlon they will make no futile attempt 10
force her onta NOR deny to Der represenias
dtes the right TO vote in Congress. Tie Teas
Bfibe past transaction they know that IL
cannot be feca aeds The slave trade OF The BIS
triet cagnot be 5eestabiished while The Union
stands Ihe f7enes oftise South Do not hope for
q constitutional repeal or these measures. Tie
oniy means by which they can Be directly resisf-
ed Is b a dissolution or tie Union. This thew
are not disposed 10 attempt. Hence they have
no coptse butte remain quiet nlder them as M
derofR laws ofthe land This is acouieseef,es
This isa true duplication and Interpretation sof
me word It's IN this sense that all honest peo-
pie understand it. and in this sense only is rs 10.
Plicatiqn to the opponents Of The Bribery at ar
admissible ithas no further sienifcafion ether
rom ets moiogy or custom Itdoes not mean that
That The southern party will rest qnietund nofth-
efn aggression, either past, present. or 10 come,
whenever they are able TO resist Il Il docs not siez
MY tpat we hsyec ceased toTegaFd Inc compromfse
measures IN the abstract as any otherfhinrs han
t~reasons, frauds, and outrages; it does not mean.
that we willeyer make peace with the Northern
LELE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
STY a WARRANTS.
the attention of our readers to I'll

the attention Of our readers TO the
Cement OF Mr. CHARLES C. TUCKER. At
lad Agentat Washington City, and would
persons having claims for Bounty Lands
ar Pensions, that we have made arrangements
the requisite forms, and persons calling at our
can have their papers prepared and for
ed 10 Mr.. Tucker, at Washington, and by
be properly attended to before the Depart
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The bill which passed the legislature of South
Carolina, calling a Southern Congress, provides
that it shall be held in Montgomery, Ala, in
January, 1852. The Senate have elected r.
w. Barnwell, JohnP Richardson, w. Hampton
and Langdon Cheeves, as deputies thereto.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
sTATE-

The House Of Delegates ave agreed to tender
lss Hall iorsthe meeting OF the Convention, from
la . O'Clock, and rom ! o'clock for the re
mainder ofthe day. This arrangement no doubt
will suit both bodies. The Coaventionagain as
senbIez on Monday, oh Of January.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
JENNY LIND AT

The immortal Jenny gaveher first Concert at
Richmond on Thursday night last. The prize
searsw sold for SIfo: The average of the
tickets was Sls each, and the total receipts
about $4,000 for The first concert. Richmond
was in a Juror of excitement.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
MAMMOTH RADIsH..

We have received from Mrs. Geo.sW. SPOTS;
of this town, a radish which measures two and a
half feet in circumference, and weighs eleven
and a half hounds.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
GEoRGIAIeo COS INVENTION.

Th;s Convention. aftera session of some three
weeks. has adjourned. A Repor, and ResoIu-
tions were adopted BY q heavy vote acquiescing
in the admission Of California, sc. but requiring
The Fugitive Slave Bill to BE carried out on the
part Of the North, and declaring, in lis opinion,
lsat this alone could preserse tie Union.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
LADIES, FAIR.

onngI Ladies of the town prcposeholding
Commencing on Christmas Day lie pro-
ceedssof which are 10 be devoted insparg to pro-
curing a Banner and a Bible for the Cadets of
Temperance, aud the surplus TO philanthropic
objects. A most beautiful and variedassortment
OF articles have besn prepared, and we dopbtnot
The whole arrangement orithe OCCASION willSes3
fleet the highestcfadit upon those whoss : labor
oflose,i have alone induced them to gss II pP-
w hope our eitizans from bothptown and conns
try will extend a lbeta patronage, andsby their
contributions render the present festiYe season
one of pleasure 10 Themselves and Of esnefit to
The cause of Christian benexoleuce.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
A KIND -REMEMBRANCE.

Amidst the doubts and uncertainties which sur
round the path of an Editor-the many cares
which meet him day by day-the many trials
which it falls to his lot TO encounter, there are al
so many alterations which are not to be met with
elsewhere. A capital leader may satisfy The de-
mands ofe4en b he, but in the mean time,
the Editors pocket may be in a Interestingly col
lapsed condition, or what is still worse, bis lard
er may be .'rull of eniptiness!1 tits in such a
case, especially about Christmas and Neao Year,
that The remembrance of a friend in the shape of
some tangible article, makes the heart Of an Edi-
tor glad, and causes him to forget, for while,
the toll and trouble which surround him. Such
a friend we have found in Mr.. ] f. BLEssNe,
and while we thank him for his rery acceptable
Can of Oysters-we wish him erpphatically a
happysC Christmas andsmerry New Year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24
.sHNNANpo us

~
This Steamboat. built under the sassin,erd-
ance of Mr.. Jamss Cas,leman, President Of the
Shenandoah S,eamboat Company, the landing of
which ait Harpers Ferry has been previously mo-
ticed in our papet arrived at Castlemen Ferry
on the 18th inst. The boar will start5on an ex-
perimental trip UP The river, on today going as
far as the condition of the river will permit II
is thought no difficulty will be experienced in
going as far as tie Forks Of the river
REPORT ofths INDIAN DEPARrMENp.
We have receHed through the handy of Mr.. ].
J. MmLsR. a highly interesting RePef of some
400 pages, fromAIr. LEA, the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs. This document contains a vast
fund of information, as regards the conditions
morally and politically, Of that race, nsw becom.
ing almost extinct, the Ahcrigiues Of dir country.
We had the pleasure of knowing III. Lea in
Mississippi, audare not at all s~nrprised tia; he
makes a most efficient and capital officer over the
bureau in which he ~prcsides. We Fcgard his
Report, if not ibe. most important. at sSast among
the most deeply interesting, from auyscf the Be
partnenta at Washington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24

We have just received Ibis excellent paper *
double form, designed as a holyday present. Ii
Is indeed a mammoth sheet, nearly as large as
the Brother Jonathan, and filled with Instructive.
and Interesting matter. Arthur Is a good wFfter,.
and as a literary Journal. he Gazette has no su-
nc riOn.
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institutions This publication is The best, aud in
factthe only correct publication OF the kind, IN
the United States.
Withsthe first number sent to a new subscri-
Eber, a CON Examiner accompanies IT. This
Examiner, very fully embraces nearly all sthe
coins in the wofldsnow used; besides, this Examt-
nef contains the fac sinih signatures of all the
Presidents and Cashiers Of thanks in the United
States. We recommend ii 10 orr business men.
Agent B. w HERBERT. who vii receive all
subscriptions from asdistance with postage I'M
paid Terms g 90. il advance
UAftera tedious and tabotfous tFial which
has elicted great interest % Maryland IoRnfW.
Stump was acquitted ON satnfda ioF be murder
of Hammond who had sedaeed his sister. andthe
neice ofthe sedneer. ThetTal cameo fin Harfori
county.
% ID consequence of the talluse ofihe Bali.
more letter NAH on yesterday, we received.
mo California letters By the last Steamer. instime
for today issue. we very much regret the
mishaps as from the prevalence of the Cholera IN
California. there Is copsiderable anxiety felto the
part of the friends of our ChariestoWn Mining
Company.
The value Of the real estates ia Ibis coun.
W says the Shenandoah Tenth legion accord
ing TO the statement which the Deputy Marshal
has fpraished sps, Is $ 4,5ssss5
aTSomef thirty or forty lives were lost Oh Tie.
18th, blythe b~utningofthe steamer South Ainegis
ga, near Bayon Sara. on her passagenpfhe Mis-.
sissippi river
LAKaEHos-MF Samuel Hopper ofthe West
ern Hotel, in Wilmington. Bel has 4 boa q ftis
own raising ? years and 3 monthsold, measufes
g feet III length, girfh u feet, heieIfh 4 feetsand.
weighs ABOUT q 800 pounds
The Mississippi, between St. Louis aud cairo.
e full ol Hsaiing ice, and several boats ale lee
hound Navigation is suspended.
SUBSTITUTE ron SohP, TO PREvEsr cnarrEp
HAsDs.-A French writer recommends potatoes.
three-fonFth boiled. as a substitute Tor soap ia
washing hands The use Of This presents chap
ping n cold weather and retains the skin soft and
'healty.
The road ambition travels is too narrow for
friendsbips 20 crooked for love. Too ragsed for
honesty, loo dark for science.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24

The mississippi. between st. Louis and Cairo.
Is full RI hsaiiug ice, and several boats ale lee
hound. Navigation is euspended4
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24

The road ambition travels is too narrov n
friendsbips 20 crooked for love. Too raced for
honesty, loo dark for science.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24

SuBsTITUrE ron SokP, TO PREvEsr cHArrFp
HASDs.--A French writer recommends potatoes.
three-fouFth boiled. as a substitute Tor soan ia
washing hands The use OF this presents chap
ping n cold weather, and retains the skin SOFT and
healty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24

The value oEfhe real estate Ia this conn
ty,ssays the Shenandoah Tenth Eegion accord
ing TO the statement which The Deputy Marshal
has fnraished sns, is 81 ,5S8.885.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-12-24

LsHeEHos-ME Samuel Hopper, oftfie West
ern Hotel, in Wilmington Del bias hog ofhis
own raising, 2 years and 3 monthsold. measuFes
9 feet III length, girfh u feet, heielfha 4 feefsand
weighs about $50 pounds.