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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
TIE LOVED AND LOST.

a lady was riding some years Ence through
Connecticut, in her fathers Carriage, when
they were brought to stoPb woman com
ing from a cottage near which they were pass.
ng, and reckoning TO them. DrsNng the rein
tight and stopping his horses, Mr.. - waited
her approach. As she came near, er face ap.
peared intelligent and very attractive but mean-
choy wilhal and her eye was rest!es#nd rowing;
but as she reached the side of the cfrage, and
laid her hand on the window edge, shtgazed with
intense earnes!uess into the face OF he lady, and
asked, " have yOn seen William, anywhere 2"
Startling as the proximity OF dernged person
manilestIy must have been, the lady hd sufficient
presence OF mind to assure her thaishe had not
seen William, and the poor watcheE by the road
side turned away With sigh.
Years had passed, and the inciden was almost
forgotten, when few weeks ago, tlf same lady,
now the wife of lawyer of this CITY was riding
through Fulton street in Brookln. "A loud cry
attracted her attention, and, lookinglt the side
walk she saw woman with streaming hair and
wild eve running down the street, screaming
" Willy Willy, Willy" in voice that eemed,
IS she described it, so Gnutterably mouftul and
thrilling, that it must reach the ear ofifm she
called, unless that ear was sealed in thfsilence
of death.
Was it the same person she had metIong ago
in Connecticut? And had her poor wlndering
brain been searching all these years fo The boy
she loved and searching all in vain? Who was
! ne, ana WueVC OH lIIG 6dEttI
self out Of the reach of that wild love She had
asked million persons if they had seei him, and
none knew him. She had called HMM the for
rest, in the crowded city, in the day ind in the
night now hopefully, now mournfuly. md always
he had answered not. Otwas he perhance, be-
yond answering and did the voice reph him in
that land whence he could not reply toher, how
ever much his soul yearnedlowards hf May
hap, ifso it be, and he strive hard d-mShap some
pleasant evening when she sits alIalone and
murmurs his name in accents Of uncapging af-
lection, God may grant to him utterare tones
that will reach her worn old heart and then, then
how will it spring back all througl the lone
some wears, and with the freshness md beauty
OF youth and youthful love go forth tdmeet him.
Or as these lines will in one day so flrther than
she can in thousand, if William beaHywhete
on the eaTI1 and his conscience tell him he IS
wandering from the love he owes allegiance TO,
let him know when he reads This, tiat there Is
ringing all through the world nqw here, now
there, voice that is calling him montn!nlly, but
OH, how lovingly, back 10 arms that yearn 10 EN-
brace Lim.-Journdl Of Commerce.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
VOL. VIII.
National AsrIcIsItIrs,l ana seed
w & % 6 al g U 9ga
VA ISLIINGTON CIyY.

bHHl He subscriber begs leave to call the atten.
- ton OF the Farmers OF Jeifarf0Ii. and tie
adJ"iniDg counties, TO one Of the nnfE extensive
ana best selected assortments of Agricultural
Machinery aud Implements to be feutd in auy
similar house in the United States His ar
rangements with all the best m4nu{as.;urers in
this country, enable him TO furnish. ii Factory
prices, every article required for the s.trru; aud
all goods, leaving his establishment, ar: ,cqrr III.
ed 10 Pr0re as represented His stock eiabre. %
Forty Varieties of EIo1Isns,
among which may be found the celeb 7,red Pre-
MUM Centre Draft Wroughtand Cast,Iron Self
SharPener; the Deep 'riiIrr Sod the llt fti.row
ditto; the premium New York, Nos. l 81 10, %
20, 81 and D. ; the subzoil and hill stie; Plougfs
of every variety and price.
Cuhirators, iIarro'1s, Cast IRON Ese'.t I26z'5rs.
Pierson's, Pennork's, d Sinclair's H&ielt Drills
uussey's and McCormck's
EEcaD5nS and Moving EE,scElines.
Bamborough's, Grants ard Sncfar's
TANNING MILLS.
Corn Shelters.
Single and double Spout (price Es!fto Sl6.)
also tie large Cylindrical al $40 and $50 and
Latter warranted to shell from 500 10 lGOO bush
els day.
Horse Powers,
Sweep and Railway, OF various sizes, from
1915 to Sl3O.
T'is1csZafssg IG;cc;ss:acs,
With open and solid wrought run: and oak
CyIindcrs-p,ice $50 To $50.
Corn and Cob CrUsgIGHs,
From $50 to SIS, warranted to grssd from
to 70 bushels per hour.
'5'iac Seed Department.
Is supplied with every variety q Fled and
Garden Seed, all Of which are warfadted FRESH
and geR"ille.
Peruvian GTyaEaO.
Having made arrangements with the Agent of
the Peruvian Government for the sale of Peru
Wan Guano, for supplies of This sFtire direct
from the Chncia,IsIands, purchasers may rely
upon being furnished with pure No. quality,
al lowest Baltimore rates.
All goods delivered in Washington 81 George
town, Tree OF charge, aud orders by mail prompt
~ attended to.
FITZHUGI COYLE,
National Agricultural and Seed Warehouse
Iron Building. sign of the GniEdn Plough
and Eagle, 7th street, Washington city
March I6 1852.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
A sT0RY VVITII A MORAL.

Mr.. Bones, of the firm OF Fossil Bones, & Co.,
was one of those remarkable money. INA king
men, whose uninterrupted success in trade had
been the wonder and afforded the material for
the gossip of the town for seven yeaas. Being
OF familiar turn of mind, he was frequently
interTogated on the subject and invariably gave
as the secret of his success, that he minded his
own business.
A gentleman met Mr. Bones on the Assanpink
bridge. lie was gazing intentIy on the dashing
foaming waters as they fell over the dam. He
was evidently in brown study. Our friend ven
tured 10 disturb his cogitatous.
AIR. Bones tell me how to make thousand
dollars"
Mr.. Bones continued looking in,enlly at the
water At last, he ventured a reply.
''Do you see that dam, my friend? D.
''l certainly do"
"Well, here you may learn the secret of maxi
ing money. That water would waste away and
be Of no practical use to any body, but for the
dam. That dam turns it to good account
makes it perform some useful PurPuse, and then
suffers it to pass along. That large paper mill
kept in constant motion by this simple economy
Many mouths are fed in The manufacture of the
article of paper, and intelligence is scattered
broad cast over the land on the sheets that are
daily turned ont; and in the different processes
through which it passes, money is made. So it
is in the living of hundreds Of people. They get
enough money. 1t passes through their hands
every day; and at the years end, they are no
better off. What's the reason? They want a
dam. Their expenditures are increasing, and
no practical good is attained. They want them
damned up so that nothing will pass through
their hands without bringing something back
without accomplishing some useful purpose
Dam up your expenses, and yonl soon have
enough occasionally to spare little, just like
that dam. Look at il, my friend.
. Trenton True American.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
NoRLE sENTITnRNT


This is an agreeable world after all. If we
would only bring ourselves to look at the sub
iects around US in their true light, we should see
beauty where we behold deiormity. and listen
TO harmony where we hear nothing but discord
To be sure there is great deal of vexation and
apxietyfto meet; we cannot sailupoh a summer
coast forever, yet, if we preserve ctlm eye and
steady hand, we can so trim our sails and man.
ape our helm, as to avoid the quicksands and
weather the storms that threaten slipwreck.-
We are members of one great family we are
travelling the came road. and shall barrive at the
same qoal. We breathe the same air, are sub
iect to the same bounty, and we shall lie down
unon the bosom of our common mother. II is
not becoming, then, that brother should hate bro.
ther; it is not proper that friend should deceive
friend it is rot right that neighbor should de-
ceive neighbor. We pity that man who can
/ hatber enmity against his fellow he loses hall
| the enjoyment of life he embilteFs his own ex-
4 istence Let us tear from our eyes the COlOTed
uefinTo that invests every object with the green
1 Ehue Of jealousy aad suspicion, and turn a deal
ear TO scandal; breathe the spirit of charity from
1 our hearts; let the rich gNshings Of human
! Kindness swell up as fountain, so that. the
/ Golden ace viii become no fiction, and islands
4 of the blessed bloom in more lhan HyperiaF
/ beauty.
Tho intense frost of last winter killes
more than one thousand shade trees on the street'
/ az Cincinnati; every paper mulberry is dead
and Il was The most beautiful and desiTa ble o q
fsireet shade trees.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
A RRIEF LITANY.

From all bores, back -biters, inquistive people,
tell.tales, hollow hearted evil doers, deliver us.
From long winded prnsy essays, harangues and
hail-storms, from high winds of adyetsfty, East
winds, and rich relations, deliver us.
From whimsical wives, pet dogs, fashionable
daughters, 800 shall deliver us.
From other people's babies and their mint
sticks, from harangues about smart children and
their capers, deliver us.
From rheumatism and lumbago, quack doctors
and water cure, pills and potions, deliver us.
From amateur poets and love sonnPts, dancing
masters, war times, and fish hooks, deliver US.
From smoky chimneys, sco!dipg wives and
wash days, deliver US.
From politics in religion and religion in poll.
daliyer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
pDrEI.I..lll 5 I.iloc1sssIoN..

The ODD Feif1s u Eaf Eefry celebrated their
AnaiyeTsary bJ -. g lpsslEy lsts The
assemblase was q large oes and the dsl very illlo-
sing Twelve chisllea, Il deceased brotheFs of The
order were dawn II u open eaiEe $ 1usessio, ad-
ding 1anch iaferest to he oeeioa The procession
headed 81 Capt BEoSIE.I snds's ofNIar-
tfnsSurg The aadres va delivered by Rev. Brother.
DAv1D H. yglLsos, who Fostray'e, l. glowing az eio
ihens BY the Choir, tsetReF with the music by tho
Dsnd added greatly 20 the interest Of the cecascn
The arntioa Of the b4oters to eouo-s of tic lit
tie orphan representatives. Of tc oder tpehiHs
and fceIip, and conTinced Us that nentbers Ct tlD
Order At Harperz.Fey felt the fall iEee of the duty
resting upon lhems--FFte Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
ID Doetrp 0
TnE MIND WILL BLossom.

pY oUALL1N.
The mind will blossom, while the earth
Shallturn with noseless motion;
For lucent thoughts in men have birth,
Like diamonds in the oceap,
Great thoughts are blossoms az the mind,
That blossom the soul to Waken;
The charms of life with bliss they bind
Like pearls from heaven shaken.
Their splendors light the path we tread,
Eternal glory seeking;
Their halos round the heartRre spread,
Whilst Natures voice is speakiRg,
They arc the stars whom noieclipse
OF time or fate can dafsens
And when lhey spring from 5ea Ets TO lips
The choirs of angels hear
Great thoughts enkfndle es SfIte
Tosllear their deep reheafsFf;
They play on Truths eternal Tyre,
Withsmusc universal;
Immortal as the soul they shine,
The lives of moraIs wrea,hng,
Intransent, noble, aud divine,
The air of glory breathing.
Great thoughts are blossoms born to shed
a light on future ages
Their fruits with Natures problems hid
On Times unfolding pages.
Great thoughts are blossoms, tralhs that burn
The soul with lustre folding;
To everlasting fruits they turn,
The light ot God beholding.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
SUMMER TOURISTs.

The impression seems to be general that the
present season will be distinguished BY an un-
precedented number of travellers for pleasure,
and by the hosts who will throng all the popular
watering places and other resorts either in par.
suit of health and recreation, at the dictarion
of the fashionable code which makes a summer
tour Indispensable. The great increase of rail
road and other travelling facilities and the gene.
raj abundance Of means which now prevail are
powerful inducements to the lu!hment OF these
anticiPations, TO which the increased attractions,
offered by the various places of resort, will not
he wanting
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
FREE NEGROES IN VIRGINIA.


In the Virginia House of Delegates, on Tues
day, Mr.. Brown, lrnrn the Special Committee on
the subject, reported Oal the substance of which
is as follows:
This bill provides for the appointment of IL over
seers of free grocs and mulatioes'-their number
and districts TO correspond with that of the Com
missioners of the Revenue in each county, sc. Il
shall be their duty TO hire the free negroes and Tu
la:lUes OF their districts the highest bidder pub
lie auction: the amount so raised TO constitute
fund defray the expenses Of the gradual transport
taGion of said free negroes, Sc 10 the place or tho
country of their own selection. Between the fee
negro or rlulaito and the owner bircr Of either
under this act, tile relation Of master and ser
want" is established. Al free negroes and mulat-
above the age Of-years, shall have the privi-
Icge of emaining in the Commonwealth. On the
lsl Of January, 1858, such free negroes or mulat-
remain in any of the said districts, shall be-
sold slavery public auction, ualess they Sc
Icct their owners. The said oversees shall receive
as compensation per cent. all amounts collect
ell and accounted for by them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
al lisrelIo1rrn { q ii s
woMAN,s GRAVE.


can pass by the tomb of man with some.
what of calm Indifference, but when | survey
The grave Of female, a sigh invountariIy es.
capes me. With the holy name Of woman | as
sociate every solt, tender and delicate affection.
think of her as the young and bashful virgin,
with eyes sparkling, and cheeks cimsoned' with
each lmpessioned feeling of the heart; as the
kind and afisctionate wife, absorbed in the exer-
else of her domestic duties; as the chaste and
grtuous matron, tried with the fOllies of the
world, and preparing for the grave to which she
must soon descend. Oh! there issomething in
contemplating the character of a woman, that
raises the soul far above the levG of society,"
She is born TO adorn and humania mankind, 10
soothe his cares and strew his patti with flowers.
In the hour Of distress, she is the nck which
he leans for support, and when ate calls him
from existence, her tears bedew lhs grave. Can
look down upon her tomb without emotion q
Man has always justice done to his memory !;
woman never. The pages Of hisbry lie open to
the one but the meek and unobtrlsive excelen-
cics Of the other sleep with her utnoticed in the
grave. In her many have shown the genius Of
poet and with the virtues of a SAINT. She, too,
may have passed along the sterqpath of exist
ence, and felt Tor others as now bel for her.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
MIss JENNET AVIS

miss JENNET AVIS
D ESRFG tss5l3Y announces 10 the Ladies
VA olSChaflcs,own and its vicinity that she has
just rcreivei rom Baltimore. the latest Spring
and Summer Fashions, for SILK and Straw
G983S3383.
Size mcst respectfully invites the Ladies to call
ard examine Ter materials, &c. She has on hand
some EeauUfE Pattern Bonnets, and Boomer
Hats, Far ChidCen, something neat and tasty
She so,cits portion the public patronage, and
pledges herself to make every exertion to please
nj: who may favor her with their work. She
may b., found at all times at the residence of
E. d. Young, ;,ear the Methodist Church.
Bea ching and Renovaing Hats and Bon.
nets drne in tie best style and at the shortest no.
lice. Cal! and examine.
April 81, l&j2-2m. F. p.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
VALLEY BANK.

AT the general meeting, on "Wednesday week.
7. A. Tidbsil, a. s. Baldwin, Lloyd Logan, II.
II. Lee and D. w. Barton, were elected Direc-
tors on the part of the Stockholders. The State
Directors appointed hy the Executive, are r. E.
Byrd, Jacob Baker, NVm. Miller and VIM Ste
phenson. We understand that the stockholders
approved of the establishment, of Branch al
Chrstiansburg, Montgomery county.
I Winchester VirGiUi1u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25

SHOCKING RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss OF
LIFE.-The Cleveland PIaindeaIer states that OH
Tuesday week, freight train on the Michigan
Central Railroad came in collision with pas
senger train at Niles, Michigan, by which four
cars were demolished, seven passengers killed,
and ninety wounded, thirty OF whom will die
The scene is described as heart-reudiDg. Arms,
legs and ribs were broken, and the mass of hn.
man beings mutila;ed in every possible manner.
The engineer and firemen, who were saved by
jumping from the train, have been arrested and
imprisoned in Niles, and, III is said, the inhabi.
tants are determined 10 have their conduct rigid.
IY investigated.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
CIRCUIT CouRT.

The session Of ,ae Circuit Court for Jefferson
county. commenced on Tussddy last-Judge PAa-
ksR Presiding.
onlY one criminal case was presented, that OF
Thomas Taylor, charged with grand larceay.-
Twelve of the sovereigns deciding upon his case,
he elected to represehrhc cognty for two yeara
in the Psniien,iaTy. The charge against him vas
for stealing Bacon. Counsel tor Commonwealth,
John E. Page, Esq, For ptfsoaer, wm. L Daugh-
crty, Lawson Bots and s. J. c. Moore, Esqs-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25

A NAvA1. AID-A person on whom the TEN.
perance reformation had produced no effect. en-.
tered, in state of exhiieration, temperance
grocery in a neighboring town. 'Mr. -
exclaimed he, ''do you-keep any ihing-good
to take here - Yes" replied the merchant
'' we have some excellent cold water, the best
thing in the world to take" ss Weil,'' replied
the Bacchant, 'there's nothing-that's done SO
much for navigation as that:"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
spIRIT RAPPINGS.

Among the many wonders of the Spirit Rap
pers, we learn that in country village not fifty
miles from Cincinnati, poor fellow had lost his
favorte dog. He enquired for TOwser, and the
raps came. =,
Dog. Yes"
1lGn-', Are there any coons there ?"
Dog Yes, but they are twice The size they
are in your country, and can't catch them."
This is said to have actually taken place. We
have it on the best authority.
The SEVEN WoSDERs OF You've LADY 3
l. Keeping her accounts in preference to her
Album.
.. Generously Praising the attractions OF that
| "a affected creature" who always cuts her ont.
8. Not ridiculing the lover secretly she pre-
fers-nor uuizzing what she seriously admires
Moi changing her dear, dear friend quar-.
terly-or her dress three times day.
5. Reading novel without looking at The
third volume first, or writing letter without a
nostscript; OF singing without +" bad cold )"
or wearing shoes that were not " mile too big
g. Seeing a baby without Immediately rush
ing to it and kissing it.
:. Carrying large bouquet at an evening
marty, aud omtting TO ask her partner III he IN
derstands the language OF towers.
recently came across the following af-
fecting extract taken from an unpublished play
,ti,iaJ .Dpaih = nd the New York and Erie Rail-
road Of ioTty miles an hour, and killed by day,
E5dgar-Adieu, my life, my love.
| PdHline-Say'st thou adien r.
My mind misgives me, Edgar-strange t7ar
| Sis like heavy dnmpiing here, my life.
All whittier poest thou in this strange haste2
Edaar-Nay ask ne not:t Yourack my soul
4 with sorrow.
/ Pauline Speak, Edgar. must know
Edgar-WeH, if / must Pauline, 10 Dnnklrk
PdnEins-To Dunkirk No no mo!
E,30ar-Yes. by the Ere Railroad!
Pa2Iiae-Nay, then, jtrrelee4 forerer All Is
Ger!
II Nantucket papers report that pieces o
4 Al. t,,ack of a new vessel, with sundry articles
nf rI1 the cargo were washed ashore there, and
,,.s cared that 4 clipper ship for California hal
kSeen wrecked, and all on board lost.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25

LEGAcIEs.-The Baltimore Methodist
Protestant states that Miss Mary Saun, late
of Carol County, Nd, has made the Super
animated Fund Society Of the NJ p Church
her residuary legatee, after the payment Of
certain other legacies, and that the amount
which will accrue to the Society will not Le
less than ten thousand dollars, and perhaps
considerably more
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
Quarterly Courts.

.,,v-2d Monday in March, June, August and
.ss1cr I'D Monday in sla5ch, juno, August and
esb,' -,th Monday in March, June, September
ys,se@,soE-lth Monday in March, Jnne, August
s''smotf, Monday before lst Tuesday in March,
se:a,Ii se:iIa 1p9 Monday in February, May, July and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25

SINGULAR OccURRENcE.-A young wo-
man, who took passage in the cars from this
city, few days since, for Baltimore, under
circumstances that caused her movements to
be watched, was arrested, upon her arrival
at Baltimore, charged with having felonious-
ly appropriated to her own use the money
Of other persons, obtained in the course Of
her travels; and held to await further In
vestigation-W Washington Republic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
Fashionable Clothing.
WIN. WALL,
Penn. Arenas, betresn 9th and loM Streets,
Mex, 10 Mr.. shank's Iron Building9
washington, u. C.,
VIM. WALL,

Eenn. ACenHS, UeLitSs'd ''tb H'''' ; - N'''N''0
Next 10 Mr. Shank's Iron Building)
washington, ID. G.,
RNTOULD respectfully say TO the@cl'tzens o!
w Jefferson and the Valley gener%iiy, that he
has enlarccd and extended MS Ciui5dng Es'a.
,l,Ibmenr. making it one Of the lArgest and
most extensive Clothing Depots in this part OF
the,couuTy.
It's extent is two floors, running i32 ieet CecP'
and employing from 10 TO 100 hsP,is, thereby
giyinU empIoyment to our own mechanics ana
sempstresses and Offering goods as, low as they
can be bought at the North ,
am prepared to maketo order, the most lash
ionable aud elegant assortment OF
ClosIas, Casinscrcs and Y<;stings,
10 be found inthis city, at prices us 1hw as those
bouoIt at the cheapest ready made store IN
Washington, and Of superior make sd hnsl,-
In texture and quality all my goods %s.i compare
With auy Merchant laicrs in the district, an"
at much less cost, as my desire is IL so pcrma-
nent custom trade, am determines: to give en-.
lire satisfaction. and all goods purchased II SOL
found to be as represented, h0e5A deduction
will be made. .,,,.a t.r,,I,,
All Clothing made to order, "ittuS cueef'u''S
taken back if found not To SUIT
Constantly on hand large general anu com.
plete assortment of Ready made FloehlHS al
nrices 10 suit The times
Also at nv Establishment three$S2ors East o.
the National Hotel. ...
The citizens Of Jefferson and the y alley, WISH
inq Washington, are respectfully invited 10 give .
me a call, as feel confident they will be amply
,nS I'D : March l65 lS52-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
COURT DAYS.

o,r,ts-13ih Cir.-R. Parker, Judge
@" 9th Of April and 9th ofScPtcmbcr.
s'tilE5I,.-isth Of May aud 18th Of October.
{ May "a yAPSl 1aa G'h and 4 I6' SS'e9ss 9 September
s,sFsheL 19,b of .Junc and 18Th Of November.
IIrpts''Ti2 i2th II May and 18th Of October.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25

''Do JusTLY."-A religion that does not con-
strain man TO pay his just debts, When he has
the ability to do il, is worth nothing. That he
can escape his liabilities through some defect OF
human law, will never justify him at the bar Of
conscience and of God, for defrauding others of
that due.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-25
Monthly Courts.

,,.-aJ Monday. .TcfFerson-3d Monday
ssktie!5, Monday Hamp hire--ith Monday.-
fs1r3.,WMonday s13s'TM before Ist Tuesday. Clarkc-4 h