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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
mARREAGEs

On "Wednesday, 2sth u'timo, by the R-r. }. s MAR
TIM Dir. NJ. Of this town, aad
Miss REBE IA E, daughter Of Mr. GEO. RAxDALL,
Off, derrick county.
In Baltimore, on the 18th ulfimo. By the Rev 1TE.
AIcFAaEAFD. SAMUEL BROADWELL. Esq, II
Mississippi, and Miss PRiScILLAM SOUTH o
of Berkeley county.
On the 22d uItino, by the Rev. DanrEr McCAUrEY,
Mr.. DAVID BRAaDT Of frederick county, and Miss
YIRGINIA MAY. ofCIake.
On Tuesday last, by Rev. wa. N. IRIsH, THOMAS
G. GREEN, Esq of CharlesfoEn, and bliss MARY
NAHLOR, eldest daughter Of ANGus w. McDoSALD,
Esq, OF Romney.
On the 18th ultima, By Rev.h. H. BorD. Mr.. JNo.
TCOoKUS and Hiss SUsAS B. n. uAaRIso-alI Of
Frederick coDnty.
On the ed ultimo. by the Rev Jos. PATs. Col J.
MoHLER cfPase county and Mrs. ELlZ- FINLEY,
of Augusta county.
On the 29th. pItino, by the Rev J A. DuxcAs.
Dir. MEL0TiiA TR4L. formerly of Maryland, and
Miss MARTHA J. SAUNDERS, Of LeesbuTg
On the 2sth% nitiTo, By the same. Capt wIELI4N
Z. SMITH and MIss ANN VIRGINIA BURKE-ai0 Of
Ieesburg, Va ssEt
On the 2sthaliinos By the Rex. ~. TuoHAs, Mr.
CYRUS NJ kEARSS and Hiss ELIZABEFH Co
PENHAYER-aA of berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

RECEIPTS OF COLD FROM The
New York Tribune says that priVa.e letters from
San Francisco speak of very abundant arrivals
of gold from the interior, the late rains having
been of immense benefit, and announce large
shipments by The steamer TO sail on the 9th inst.
The American Exchange Bank OF New York will
receive by her half a million. and Bufgnyne s.
Co. will receive a larger amount than ever be-
fore. As far as ascertained. the amount on
freight to Panama WILDE 81, 500. 900 TO 81 800,
600, and $500, 900 or 100000 in the hands o.
passengers. By the Northern Light there came
probably $500, 900 in the hands of passengers
although the estimate of many is higher.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
FRoM ~CALlFoRNIA.

The steamer Crescent City arrived at New
York on Sunday, with The California mails oftho
9Th ult. Size brings 2 ,ooo, 900 gold on freight:
aud6oosooo fatle hands OF spasgsngsrs s
left AsRinwaIs on Tn 22d ult. Her passengers
passed over the failtoadf from Buena Vista The
road is now completed within - miles ofsGor;
coma. Passengers go from A~spinwalIto Gorge.
ma in one day.
The whites of klamath had declared war oil
determination against the Indians. Al party OF
settlers and miners surrounded two lodges at In
dian Ferry, shot the men and several of the
squaws, and destroyed the rancho. Thirty or
forty Indians were billed.
The floods in California had entirely snbsided.
Business was improving, and the yield of the
mines was immense,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
KossUTH IN

BosTos. April 2o-Aseatlydas s o'clock this
morning dense crowds we're. striving to gain ad-
mission TO Faneuil Hall,aud although a Hun
garian bond, costing 50. was the price of ad.
mission, twas soon crowded to excess.
The proceedings commenced ats O'Clock. and
the galleries were crowded with ladies, whilst
the floor was fiIedsyith a dense mass nfmen.
Governor Boutwell, presided, and introduced
Kossutb in the strongest terms of welcome.
emotion. and madeia brilliant speech, which was
RECEIVED with Tremendous applause. He said
that the cradle of American liberty should be
called. the cfadle Of libeItyin American
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The Governor of Virginia has appointed
Messrs. James w. Beller, Samuel Ridenour and
Nathaniel Sewers, the Commissioners for JEFF
ferson county, under the authority in him vest
ed, by the law recently passed providing for the
elections TO be held on the 4th Thursday of the
present month. 1t will be the dutyo of said Com
rnissioners to appoint Superintendent for the
different Election Precincts, as established by
the Commissioner in the Apportionment Of the
County. This duty, We presume, will be per-
formed at the earliest period practicable.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
ron EL DORADO,

The Pacific Mail 8. s. Co.'S steamer Illinois
left this port yesterday, for Aspinwall, with $50
cabin passengers, among whom we notice num-
Der Of females and children. This vessel is ex.
pected Ia make the ran out in less than eight
days. Her passengers take the. Golden Gate at
Panama, with the expectation of making the trip
mp the Pacific coast in IL days-or 81 days for
the entire distance from New York to San Fran
cisco. When one comparesthi with the .'quick''
45 days passage made a year and a half ago be-
tween the same points, lie is forcibly reminded
of the progress which characterizss American
enterprise, especially upon The water.
fNeD York Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL.

The National %1ntelltgencer says the report
that the banks of Washington, Georgetown
and Alexandra have agreed TO advance The
money to make the necessary repairs to the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, is premature
The council of Georgetown have passed a bill
Offering to exchange with the Canal Company
100000 of its corporation stock for the same
amount OF their preferred bonds, TO enable them
to repair the damage dune to the Canal by The
late freshet, on condition that Washington and
Alexandria will do the same. .
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-nmManRATIc q

49, rZZH
A. 5 msetiSg ii The Democrats of GhariestowT
pFesinet. hsid or Tie purpose of appointing pei
ega,es tosths psopossd Convention 70 be held u
WiaabsstsSo ths nth May, Col RRAXFoN
DAVENPORT was called 70 the Chair, ane
CnanIrs ii. SrEwakr appointed Secretary.
a maf;o5 ne GH~airappointed acummittee o
thlsel ID appoint Delegates 70 said Convention.
Whareaaon lie committee reported theinames
Of the foIIoging gentlemen as Delegates
"a R.ax Daysn,ort, a. u. Opie,
John Moore, sr., lanes ~ .Dsuet,
GsoSR RssII Ag3W. Hndspeth,
TE Risssing3 C. H. Stewart,
E,ii FrsneisaYa .Join#M. Mcfarland,
Iient Iosn AVIS. Benjamin Lucas.
John a. Engie, Ihos.sG. Green.
E:M.tAisquiths
On motion The meeting adjourned.
BRAXTON DAVENPORT. Chr.
CHARIEs HI STEWART. Ssc'y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

AN egg has been lefe at this Gays the
Rockingham Register) Office by Mr.. PhiIander
Herring, of this county, which beats the Hardy
egg, of which mention was made a week or two
ago: 1t is a hens egg aud measures St by u
inches! The Hardy egg measured 81 by II in
ches. Rockingham is hard to beat in any par
~ticular.
1T is said that the New England House,
on the corner Of Broadway and Thames, ad-
ed, with a view TO tearing it down. and build
ing warehouses on its site. The dimension OF
the lot are about 90 feet front, aud 200 feet
depth, and the price paid is said to have been
$4,000, or SIT per square ioot.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
ARoDY FOUND.

The body OF a drownedman was foundsatt the
Point of Rocks sInce thesfEeshet. The hndg
was clad with very good clothing-no papers of
any kind in pockets; therefore no name but sup
posed to be William Bodd, who was drowned at
Berlin some few weeks ago, The fish had dis.
figured his face so much that he was not known.
Three of Mrs. Mason's servants,were drowned
on her island, a few miles below the Point.
The Piano caught at the Point of Rocks dur
ing the recent freshet, is supposed to belong to
Mr.. Adam Brown, as his was washed from his
house in Harpers-Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
TRIAL OF sToUFFER.

Frederick stoufer, the notorious burglar for
some time confined in the Martinsburg Jail, re-
ceived his trial on Wednesday last. He was
found guilty on three indictments, one for bur
glary, and fortwtce setting FIRE to the jail and
was sentenced to twelve years Imprisonment in
the Penitentiary.
On Thursday James Henderson was also
brought toitrial, charged with a theft of money.
He was found guilty, and the jury fixed the term
of his Imprisonment at one year in the Peniten-
Observation-Disclosures RepuBlicdn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
EXECUTOR.s SALE.

A S Executor of Mrs. Susan MYERS&
IA will offer at Public Sale,
ON Thursday ii.e 18th Of II
all the Personal Property of said deesas
sisiing Of
Mahogany and Walnut Dining, Brah
Side Tables;
Secretary and Desk;
Cane Bottom and Windsor Chain;
Mahogany Sofa, SeItee, &c;
Ingram aud figured CarPeiing
Striped and WeltOu do;
High and Low Post Bedsieads;
Beds and Bedding;
1 Eight Day Clock, Stoves, &c;
China, QueeDsware, Glassware, &c;
Aud all such Furniture as is usually
a yell furnished house
ALSO CrOckery, Tin Ware, and kheeI
BitHre;
I Horse Baroucbe and Harness.
TERMs-Cash for all amounts undeIs
that amount a credit Hnfil the Isl d
next-by giving bond and approved serr
SAME. RIOENOUR, Err
SHsGH Myers, -
May 4, 1851.
All persons having claims against g
estate viii present them in proper
settlement.
May 4. 1859
Great Bargains ia Wet Gee'
"HE undersigned had a lot OF veI .
II Goods, somewhat damaged by e
food at HaFpers Ferry. which they CIR
and many articles at half their yaine. =
lowing isa part.
Combs, a great variety
Few pounds Patent Thread;
Tap9s and Stay Bindings;
Fans, Cotton S~nsPenders, BOYS
Cotton Hosiery. Ladies and Mlss
Iisle Thread Gloves, Ladies ana >
White Silk do 90
CoIored and black Cotton Hose;
B1ode silk Hose, a few pair; ~.
Tooth Brushes, Windsor Soaps ""
A few Palm Fans TO gre Ginay; -
A large lot Chip Hats, (ehiidre9,
boy's,) selling at I2k cis. TO ~
Fancy Yestings, Fancy DIiIllng'
LINEN duck, uDdFessed bO'k-iOte
ed Linens, Eaaey and black Ses
Bleaehed and brown Shifting COA
Linen Table Diapers;
Cambricks. checked and PLAIN ,rt,
Corded Skirts, grass DO, BurtaPs
The above added 10 our very laTge
of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes. Bats NJ
greatly u the advantage Of deaiefs
public call where they can get haTs
will and must be seldspmrN0r
Also-A bargain can be had IN : &
prime Brown Sugar.
May 4. Is52as M
sKesE2sWaecar0ni and q &
received BY II. IL lin
RoNNEFs and Ribbons = eI Sg9ES,ESor
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
DisTRIcT

Tuesday neSt, the 18th of May, is the day
agreed upon, and Winchester the place, for the
holding ofthe District Convention for this Con-
gressionsl District, to nominate Delegates to re-
present said District in The National Democratic
Convention. The meeting promises to be a very
full one, and we hope the Delegates from our
own county will not be recreant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
costespondsues q the Baltimore Sun.
CUMaERlAsn, Nd, May ?.

~ SprLhEAEANls nluss 1Aay u
Acciaent-tro Nea Klzed@An appalling &C
eident occurred yesterday on the baltimore and
Ono Railroad, which resulted in the hnmediate
death of one person, and a ceriain prospective
death OF another. While some laborers we're a,
work AT Everett tunnel, wesfofthis place. 4 fall
of slate rock took place, which Immediately kill
ed a man named John Laley. He leaves no iami-
sly. The same fall also caught Geo Tippett, a
stone mason, a man of family. He had one leg
broken and theother badly injured. He also had
his back broken in two places.
He was brought TO this place, and put under
the care Of Drs. dealey and Chr, who are doing
all Thai medical or surgical skin can suggest, buI
without the slightest hope of his recovery.
OpD FEIEows' PRoeEssrov-The Odd Eel
lows of frederick city, Nd. Intend celebrating
their anniversary on The 10Th inst, By a public
procession. An grafton will be delivered on the
occasion by an eminent and eloquent member OF
the order.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
TICKETR

The multiplicity Of candidates tOb roalt
approaching county elections, v III r-pdcT PlDl
ETs. containing a list Of Sliees 10 be 6lIed. nEl
necessary Ne shall hold GU s-lEes N rosEs
ant orders At the earliest moment and % tkH
sonable terms.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
COUNTY UNEMPLOYMENT.

We publish in our. columns.tO day, the metes
and bounds of the several Districts of the Coun-
ty, as arranged by the Commissioners whose du-
ty 1T was to appportion the county into Districts.
Every voter in the county should examine the
matter with care and attention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
Election Day Thursday. May 9Th.
poIss oDess hut@one Day.
Cnurt 81 Appeals.

rive are authorized toannounce that Judge
BGPEENSB SgAMUELS has consented, al the sOlIcf
tation AZ his friends, 10 be 4 candidate foL the Court o
Appeals, for The Section of which this County forms
part, at the first election under theNew Constitution
March ., 1852,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
~DEMoCRATIo MEETING.

1iEHAAEGE
Alta Democratic meeting called and held at
the public School House, IN smithield, on, satur-
day evening last. JosEPHs SMITH wascalledt to
the Chair and John W.sDALeARS appointed Sc
cretary.
The object of the meeting being explained by
George MufphS,sth Chsir appointed Geo. MUIR
ply, r. w Baylotand 1ohn NJ. Coyie a commit.
Tee 10 appoint u delegates 10 the Convention 70
be held in the tomhsof Winchester onethe lfth
of May. WtheSenpon the Committee retired for
a few moments and then reported the follow
ing named d Aons
Jas. GfaDt5an Nathaniel Sewers,
Capt. Ab. Bell r. w. Baylor,
Thos. Watson, sn, H. s.. Farnsworth,
George Murphy, John nj. Coyle,
Jacob Giibeft, John II. Smith,
Wageiey, John g. Myers,
Hszekiah Thomas, John w. Dalgarn,
Joseph Smith. Josiah Watson,
John M: Lock, James Merchant.
The vote was then and all the delegates
appointed TO said Convention.
i. w. DALGARN Sec'y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
Circuit Court.

frIt helms understood that the present Judge,
The Hon. RIcHARDPARtER would willingly accept
The Office Of Judge of the Circuit Court, ifcOnierred up
on him by the people at the next eieetlon, We request
Office Of Judes fine Thirteenth Circuit Of Virginia.
March 90, 1852. MASY VoTERs.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The First Quarterly Meeting Of he NesE
eoPai { hHreh, fo+ the jefferson Cirenit, vha
NJ { harleStOwn, on The 18th e May. Tbs D
Elder and other Minister'S will be IN attenaA
Anrif "a fS59
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

GJD UUD=PETH. Teacher, IN DE-
%, { harIesiOWnsv ils deliver LeetuEe,0hi
of CiyiIizI ion, az the CoRrt-IIGnse, a. III
ing nexts~ commencing n .. O'eleek HasLa
be sIesi ned RI the spec al beuefI Of StaAuA
vifaIi n !, RS pee. fully rendered 10 ! saies. nj
feei an interest in the ~PeTPeiuify Of orr grraI
aud the we.I-be:ng Of The rising grnerztica.
may A.. 1852
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alisfellancous Nofa
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The fee for the announcement If esnsah
our paper has heretofore bsea Eve doIln.E
time was fxed for the eIseiioa, and 4eran5
of its publication for one month or a,seu.r. !
however, being nov settled, md as II aaaykt
TO PFcseat the names Q fmany grBiIelnenuh
Of tor the very important and resPOnsihe q
81 trats. through the medium Of the Prss,s 81
means Of 'Beentraiing public oPiniOa, noiai
given that Two DOLLARS will be the PhLa,
sash, or any other announcement m,ls 4.
time and The eIeciion. In adLitiatotbeoz
each Dist let will be reqaired to select st
Magistrates, one Constable, and one OJ
Poor. AFas
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MRETING.

FH~A
At a meeting held at the Mayors Office, Har.
pers.Fefry, according to previous notice (in place.
of Mrs. Carrell'sJ} on motion ]. G. WILSON was
called to the Chair, and R.. LTrrIEJoHN, ap,
pointed Secretary.
On motion the Chair appoipteda committee-of
VIM ID, Riley, Ralph Cleveland, and Alb. Ri
ley, to select Delegates to the Winchester Con-
vention 10 be held on the 18th instant.
Whereuponth the following Delegates were ap-
pointed:
JIG. Wilson, J. F. Price,
VIM. d. Riley.
? Onmotion the proceedings of this Meeting was
ordered TO bespublished in the Spirit of Jefferson
and Winchester Virginian. a1a
After an address by the Cbairman,the meeting
adjourned. j.. G. WILSON, Chm.
r.. s. LirrEEJoHE, Sec'y.
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oTRcuIT COURT.

TIVE are authorized to announce ROBERT
IT. BROWN as a candidate for the Clerkship ofthe Cir
cult Court of Jefferson county, under the New Constitu-
tion. Fe6.2i-
nrWe are authorized to announce CHAS.
II. STEWART as a candidate for the CicrkshiP of the
Circuit Court of jefferson county, under the New Con-
stitution. Jan. 81
NJ We are authorized 10 announce BENJA
MIN LUCAS ash candidate for the Cierkship ofthe Cir
cult Court of jefferson county. under The New Constitu-
ton. Jan. %.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

To The Yolerse Of Jeferson County,
A report has been pEt in circulation that I
voted against the Convention and against The
Constitution. Here is all I hare to say in re
gard 10 tie report. G. X. STARRY,
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AT the. request of G.. R. SrARRY, ] do hereby
certify that his vote is recorded 70. tie couvcn-
ton, and for The adoption Of the Constitution.
Teste, r. A. MOORE.
May 4, 1852. Clerk of jeff. County Court.
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as-We arc AUTHORIZED to announce Mr.. SOLOMON
r. JACKSON, ss a candidate for Comm ssio er OF the
Revenue, for the County Of Clarke, at the first election
under the new Constitution. 3D.
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ALEN4ARA MARRRr

FrogR-ssoFs price s-r
GRATN--We qnote red wheat a q
so a92 cts. Corn IL frm-we ~,scrs
cts, yellow At SO ass cts. Oais "a
GgAso-Ith selling By the .is.as,..
Plaster Cargo price abuuf S4L-
BEEF CATrLE-the supply e0ati,1ssS
market Il finn. al So sass OOb--1SS.
Live Hogs s. and scarce.
FIsH-The supplies of Herring E
landings are moderate. Shad ven
Al IS as-5O Perhundred, and He4r1E
Thousand
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

Baltimope.3t appears that about twenty five of
the. membersof the Georgia Union Convention,
including, it d said, several Wings, seeded from
that body, and subsequently held a meeting, and
adoptedlhe Baltimore Platform of is4s, together
with resolutions Recognizing the Compromise as.
tons of Mr. ackson and Mr.. Hiifyer, recently
passed in the ffouseo OF Representatives. Twen.
ty.one delegates were also appointed to the De-
.mocratfc National Convention, with the UNDER
standing that that body should declare in favor
of the. Compromise as a final settlement of the
slavery agitation. So
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
DISTRICT No. 4

Iswe are requested TO say that SAWUELW w.
for Magistrate in District No L May 4
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John Avis, Jr.
CONGRESS AND THE LEGIsLATURE.

The proceedings ofthese babies are void Of any
special interest the past week, consequently we
have no room to spare for their dry and cumbrus
Je,a lie
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
DIS TRI No. s.

uwe are authorized tn announce GEORGE
KooNTZ as a candidate for Constable in the HaTPers
Ferry District, al the first election under the New Goa
stitution. March y, lS52'
~ We are authorized to announce THoMA "
DILLON, as a candidate for the Office Of Constable for
the : Mountain District, % at the first election under the
New Constitution. DEC, 81, ls9I.
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RELIGIOUS 40

RELIGIOUS NOTICE
There win b PFraehin= in the CHioa OI
field, next Sunday AZ II o'clock, a. NJ, ADJ
pei al 4 O'Clock, 2. ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

NJ we are authorized TO announce Me. John N.
LUPTON as n candidate for County CLERK, for Clarke
County, under the New Constitution. NoT-25.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

TWe are requested TO announce that Capt.
GEO. w. S~APPINGToN will be supported as 4 can
didafe for ovcrseer Of the Poor. in Distriot No.
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WInehester Mash,,.

For The Week ending April =
eOHRkerED WEEKLY 81 $. uAnTLE. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

DE- We are authorized TO announce Mr., JAMES w
JOHNSON, as candidate for the SheriHa!ty Of Clark
County, at the first election under the New Constitutes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

ANOTHER ntGfNiA5 RAILROAD "A resolution
has been submitted in the Virginia House ofDel-
Iegates, by Mr.. Macdonald, in favor of cbarteFing
a company to buildia railroad, commencing at
the Virginia line ator near where saidIine cross.
es the Monongaliasf river. running BY the way of
Noggantown, Fairmont, Clarksbnrg and Yves.
ton, in hewis coantY, and down Elk River TO
the Great Kanawha River, Intersecting at
Charleston the Virgins Central Railroad aud
the James Ritter ImprovementY,an and terminating
al the mouth of Big Sandy on the Kentucky
line. as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

NJ We are authorized to announce VIM. T,
WASHINGTON, as a candidate for tho Office of Clerk
ofthe County Court Of Je fFerson county, at The first cleo
ton under the new Constitution. Feb II.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
ELECTION.

We had on yesterday a most minated and ex-
citlngaElection, for our Corporation Officers
The vote was the largest ever given on any SINH
lar occasion. The following gentlemen were
elected for the two years ensuing:
MAYOR,
WELLS j. HAWKS.
RECORDER,
SAMUEL j. G. MOORE.
James w. Beller, H. n: Gallaher,
Joseph Starry, ". w. Moore
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

ggWe are authorized to announce to the vo-
tiers Of Jefferson county THOMAS A. MOORE, Esq,
as a candidateforthe Clerkship of the County Court, at
the first election under the New Constitution.
February 3, 1852.
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oouNTV oouRT.

TTWea ar eauthorized to announce Capt. JNO.
REED for fbe Office of Clerk of the County Court Of
jefferson county, at the first election under the New
Constitutions. }a - March D.
" We are authorized to announce HENRY
BERRY, Esq, as a candidate for County Clerk of JEFF
ferson, at the first election underline New Constitution.
@ 1T. ~ 1890
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

GYwe are authorized to aunounce Mr.. SAM.
UEL STONE'a as a candidate for Commissioner OF the
Revenue for Jefferson county, at the first eIeetiop under
the New Constitution. Feb. "a.
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COUNTY,.

1--WE are authorized TO announce E. T.
as a candidate for the Office of sheriff, for Clarke eOnn-
ty, under the new Constitution. Dec s.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04

gWe are requested to say that Mal THoS
RRISC0E viii be supported Is a candidate Tor aagif
rste in DisrictNos4- may A.