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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
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On Saturday last. after short illness, and most
unexpectedly to her friends Mrs. SARAH JE yYETT,
town, and the daughter OF RICHARD DUR, ED Esqr.
OF tins county. Not year since this cstimIablc
III the silent tomb As she had ivec, she died, dc
voted Christian and in full hope and Cxpec taton of
blessed immortality. To the Church with which she
was connected; she was shining Gght-to the
poor and distressed always a fricnd-urd TO the com
nUnlty at large an ornament its circle, and good
samaritan IN its midst To her husband her death
Is most severe affection, and he has rs some slight
consolation, the universal sympathy and regret of ali
VINO knew her, to sOacc him in tho hour of his dis
trcSs, whilst her relatives and friends can but add
their tears to his, DER the cold, damp grave
On Tuesday last, l1th instant, SIr. MARK DUKE,
IN tle Doth year OF his age. Mr.. Duke was born and
raised IN this town and to the day of his dcCcas,.
listed among our most respectable citizens althourhc
like all Others not fully exempt from all the ea
hess oi IRAN human nature, he far free to
command respect and esteem from all, who kucS.
nm he wei hed the place of husband, father
lrch ana cltizcr, nor did he deny his country his
scTNiccs, having served several enlistncuts in the
:, w ar OF lsl2; at one time under the lamcnted
yen Niison lie was the father of two sons who rem
dcTcd faithful and honorable service at 5r1ns in ~,
i!te war with Mexico He viii be remembered fat.
On the 9th of April, RICHARD HENDERsoS
son OF WSI. L. DAUGHERTY, Esrr decd nrr,5 IL
months The widowed mother has the sympathy If
Ii IN the severe attictOns which have bcfi,n her
and she can only find consolation in the fact tjot the
DEGREES OF Providence intended for er,od No, 49,
e 10" severe the affection, and must be submitted
foCtitude VIZ Viz -''''h
IN In Hagerstown. on the 5th ultino DABNEY wy
IN the 18th year of his age -
On the 10Th Of April, at the residence of her son
alr. ions ) w AFEIss, Mrs. MARY WATKINS,
vic oil JOS. "4TKiSs, Sr., aged as years.
IN IN WINCHESTER, on the 4h instant, of pulmonary
ecton, Mrs MARY E., wife of MIR. JoHS B. HEAB,f
In the 18th year of her age. -
r, On the Sd instant, at tho Upper Hanging Rocks,
14th year. - - ''''''' : .
In Lo9doun county at Llangolleu the residencesof
nS 2r9t1er Dr. j. G. GRAY, the 18th ultino Mis-
On Thursday evening 4tll iDytart. a his rez5enez
near ne1 Leesbgrg, Mr.. GufNELL SA NUMBERS, in ne
n az on morning last, Miss RUTH
N the 2lst year Of hsrsge. 2
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
THE SMALL NOTE BILL.

To correct prevailing Misunderstanding in refer
once to the small note bill recently passcd.5y tile
Legislature portion Of which is to 20 into effect
on the LIST of June next, We republsh it:
SIC l. Be it enacted Tie Genera! .3sscmblg, That
it shall be the duty of Commissioners Of the Revenue
and Courts where application shall be made for Ii
censc an oath that he will not pay out, Cwitn tic
limit of the Commonwealth notes of q. less d2nom-
nation than five dollars, Issued BY banks, corpora
lions or individuals
SIC 2 7,d be it fariaer enacted, That 10 evcrvcosc
where note of less denomination than five dollars
is offered or issued a. money, whether the same
note be issued by bank, corporation by in
dividuals the person. firm or association of persons
corporation body pOliJicas Offering Issuing such
note, shall pay fine OF ten dollars, to be recovered
before any justice, alderman of city; court in
this Commonwealth and any person whose name
is signed the face Of such note shall be deemed an
issuer within the meaning of this act.
SIC. 81 find be ii further enacted, That one half Of
the fine or penalty recovered in any case under this
at shall go to the intoner and the residue shall he
paid into the treasury of the comfy city IN
which the may be prosecuted for provided that
in all the nUI1ner shall he compc emf witness
and thatSuch ntormer shalt not be required to teS
fy to more than the determination of s;.i.h notc.
SEC 4. .qnd DC il fuIihtr enacted Tha' any person
may recover by motiot before single Justice OF AL
derman or before any Court, from any person whose
name is on the face of note ola determination les
than FIVE dollars which may be issued after tire pms
sage of this act FIVE tirIcs the amount Of such note
and such recovery shah be- ju sditior to the fac
hereafter imposed.
SIC 5. find be further enacted, That the penal
ties imposed by this set shall be in addition to the
penalties heretofore imposed and this act shall re
construed remedially.
SEC 6. End be Il jriacr. enacted, That ti,is ast
shall apply we'll tointerest bearing Scrrs for sup
less than FIVE dollars, to notes Of other descrp-
tons. =.
SIC. l. This act shall be in force from ans after
the first day of june next: provided thai the ffssc
ton of this act shah not 30 into operation until tie
list day of june, 1853 t#
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
FIVE HUNDRED SOULS RESCUED FROM /
SINKING SHIP

reached quarantine last night and arrived up at
noon. She brings $40 passengers and n full cargo.
The Washington also brings the passengers and
crew, about five hundred souls, taken from the
Size wrecked IN the frightful gale OF the 18th
of April. and had been in crippled condition,
kent from sinking by constant labor at the pumps
The Washington fell in with her on the I'd inst
and notwithstanding the prevalence of a heavy
gale succeeded in rescuing all the passengers and
crew.
The Winchester went down IN thirty minutes az
ter the last of the crew left her. she belonged to
Boston, and had valuable cargo. She sailed from
Liverpool on the 9Th of April.
LsECoND DESPATCH.
New York, May 14-The ship Winchester had
$50 souls on board $50 taken off by the ships
Mary and Caroline, and Paragon, ard the brigs
Ann Edwards and Robert Bruce, all bound to
Quebec, and the remainder by the steamer Wash
ington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
COUNTY COURT.

In the County Court of Berkeley, on Monday last,
it was ordered that the Justices of the county be
summoned to the frs. day of the next June Term to
consider and upon the petition of the overseers
of the Poor in relation to hospitals also to consider
the subject of providing sufficient Courthouse for
the county-the site thereOE--the purchase or con-
demnation ofland for the purposc-the temporary
appointment Ofsome other place for the sessions of
the Court the laying of the County Levy, and the
expediency ofissping the bonds of the county for
loans otherwise, in contemplation offs revenues
0O-Hon. Thomas H. Benton is announced as a
candidate for reelection to the House of Representa-
tyes IN The st Louis district subject To- the decision
OF the democratic party as expressed By q primary
elsetion The ST Louis Democrat says it is also au-
thorzsd 70 announce that he Is likewise candidate
The people Of the tats ~ for reelection
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
q T4vAI HER0 Ar TEITRTEEH.

vounC midsfipman N tus l9lltl'I M Ut -
old has written horne the following letter. 1t
thoroughly Englis and yet full of
--,'T Uifaeo Sound, Gottsn5stgh, II, ". s.
aDear Mamma and PapaSI am going It,, to send
S you x" onr.f have heard about parading
n. sni,bead where the Queen came down. upon MS
and then we made the More Sheefnts and after that
came on to the Sound at Wingo. great man. NJ
Ssn,Is came down from Goaenburgh TO see US anu
PePaS -" tIe 5eliyerers of our country, and suc
tbin s and make presents and other things TO us.
hone if all goes well, to get months leave "nen
come back TO England after the war nave g;, r
If the most dangerous and best posts for myseii iot
chances oTtaking prizes in the ship as am captain
aif-de-camp, and shall so with him in his elg-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
DIR GNnRTS
contracts.

Yesterday WAS the meeting of our Monthly Court,
and it being Levy Court, less than the one att
thoTzcd to grant License our Merchants, Hotel
Keepers &c, quite large crowd was in attendance.
The Court may possibly sit to-day, but even
tgn will be unable to get through with its business,
ana will adjourn to the June Term which will be in
time to complete its business
The Supcrio: Ceurt will commence on Thursday
nczt and as several cases of Importance Will he be-
fore the Court. its attendance is expected to be
large.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

Albany county, who nj the time at service With
Mrs. Crosby, Ianjlady of what Is now the Clinton
Hotel. She was beautiful, Intelligent girl read
romarccs a good deal ami frequently expressed N
s!rcrg prcscrtiEleHt that she should one day hc cc
7aci to high petition in life Ztvla married hcr
and took her with him ~ Mexico on the success Of
his party in revolution. lie was afterwards
sent France Mexican minister, hen his bcauti
fl Heidelberg wife will; the aid Of French teacher
received some addition to a good country school ed
ucation. Uu subsequent visit TO iiIiS country h
vIlT rCJzrt; large f,rtuRc in the sae of Texas
lands aud finally settled rich plantation the
Rio Trinidad, where he afterwards died, leaving his
widow with four children. \ fine river in Texas
now bears his name. Mr.. IIlavU's mother. prcvieUs
the first visit Of the nou this country married
a second nus. Land, German naueL LayLUah II
Westc-lo--NbGgy .2!gHs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
THE CASE OF AL MARsHALL,

The case of a. J. Marshall vs.. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, has been decided by the
Svpreme Court of the United States in favor of the
company upon all the points raiScd-covcring the
merits well the objections to tie validity of the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

THE papers from Louisville Of late dates stat,
that the rotous demonstration Louisville in the
Ward affair is puirtcd and as the parties so obnoN-
inuS to the mob have left the place the inciremenr
to any outbreak is removed Neither of tie young
Wards are now in Louisville. Matt has not been
there since his acquttdl. II is understood that he
Is st"ying AZ a relative of his wife in Cannellton-
Robert, the younger, there IL few hours on FRI
day, the 28th ult but he has not Teen seen there
since.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

Hiss E'-rs. = BEL II NICbtNSID luruG.
dies ui thuri..-spN-u that she int. uds 10 ears
MNSrTA-Mt Ni>'G BUSINESS. aud tot.sa
iIuIcs Dra=srs-- Sacai-Irrcr.vg- her Fasia.-. 4
II and VII have Patterns ior<5ilr, asalsnNI1l
Basque hBiir=. She received instruction.
more, anil couii mt tII, -tri, t,Jt.il.irn ,.a !,
Sac soiisst~ = sail T uu thu. Ladies tu,,iu.u.s
terms amt hops tr b,. parsr,iil.d.
Il-r rooms rr-g 80 her father ry-..rr.sc.
Iirr IL. LII
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
WILLIAM NOrj5,l
JOHN W. DAHT'
nj SCHOOL NOTICE

-'I-Ii>9 MANU- AHtI NICNIRRAN 49,
Informs nor friends and patrons that her So
o-E2nsEca and open for the reception n ~
srhp!rrs. Her course Of tuition will rn,b-,-, \
binary ~ also The higher branches Of a -
English education, including Orthorra7,r \
ing Writing, Grammar English ap5 IL
Arithmetic. Algebra, Geography, rs aisl c.
Natural Philosophy, Moral Philosophy, Paw
The mDGcrn lanyra -cs will be tau-htii5s.l
alsp Vocal Hud Instrumental Music.
Miss VI. promises, in addition to her ov.s n,
ctigrt % advance her scholars, 10 procure -
taacc, -H1uld the number If pupils rcouir,t
TERMS.
For The Elementary branches So pcrscs. oi;1-
For the higher branches $3.50
Music. 81 Tor 70 lessons.
: ip,l Rrrms at the residence NJ M. D. G,
IA 1 har.sstlwu. NAV Is. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
MASONIC NOTICE

X VI accepted an invitation to I,v - 4 : :,
= ner Stone OF the new Methodist r.
,, AnFch' IL Shcphcrdstown, on MONDAY Il 4
lHns next. with Masonic honorz. cordi,fis = I: z
Srn''ir=S ~ regular standing to unite VIA I
'''''' occasion. J. ". CaNIPBFji
WILLIAM NOFI5r
JOHN W. DAnTt7
l.. {. HESEIIT
att. V. N. BCrLEP
c5-E.r-e Press and phcristoy,n Re-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
MAGNITupE or RUSSIA

Russia is the greatest unbroken empire for extent
that existed, occupying vast regions of Europe
and Asia and nearly onesixth of the habtabe globe
1t is fortyOne times the size of France and one hun
dred and thirty-eight times that of England Yet
tits too small for the ambition of Alexander who Is
reported to have said insist upon having the Bal
the Black Sea wash-hand basin, and the North
Pacific Ocean fsh-poud7 lie encroachetf on
Tartary for pasture, Persia and Georgia for a
vineyard, on Turkey for garden on Poland for
farm, on Finland and Lapland as a hunting ground.
and took part of North America as place of ban
ishment for offenders
HoTELs AT PIEDNoXT-The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company have Just completed a large
clearinghouse or hotel, at Piedmont, Va, which
has been taken by Ezra Dorsey, ESQ., formerly of
Sykesyiile hotel who win shortly open it for the
reception fthe public. AIr. Owen b. Downey is
also erecting stl larger hotel there, which viii be
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
Y1RarN1A sTEAIL NOE LAw.

The Norfolk Argus ..ppretiends no DILIGENTLY in en-
forcing, after the LIST Of June the law against the cir
culation Of small notes in Virginia aud adds
Every facility will be afforded al the treasury o.
the United States for the circulatien 81 change, nHh
for the purpose Of clrryin ont the object OF the leg
islature We understand that Saturday ten
thousand dollars, application OF hccollector was
s. mint at Philadelphia; in silver coin IN the dtnoEi
nation of halves aud quarters TO lie disposed of for
general use all those who ready 10 give COLA
in exchange for it We further learn IDat coastRat
supply will be kept on band, which in corectiaa
with the one dollar gold piece and the quarter eag
and the three dollar coinage which is now being
struck off at the mint willeaYe no excuse prete3t
for the violation of this salutary Law.
This IS n measure peculiarly intended fer tie
protection of the interests of the working clnsses
the people; and tIust that trey, al leasa, WIN
Eertinaciously mission its faithful and rigid enforce
Ihent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

NEGRAsEA.-Fcw persons have an- idea ortrc cv-
tent Of this territory. It's boundary is three thou
sand miles in length; it ARIA five hundred thousand
square miles, and it will form twelve States eurh as
lArge US Ohio.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
Gbe MarkeIs.
BALTINoRR Manrn--.-

.fTLorR ASD AiEAt~-'Tb,rs---.. - - SRDs
luarning OF go l5ls Howard ,,Soa. sale ~.
Or late change 800 5,s mere M Hour II Y s
b . do, at so per bbI No,6; soia at Ss,2s ~
Is,s supply Of flour is ligIt, a,S I9hG in CT,
hra, Rye E,0 ST nd egTn Niel ue,, 6sr.
About 1000 bushels Wheat etTe,p,ipy Of Sraia H.
FHiod = fair, ~ 2,J3 c..oi 4, am gle.
Il S2,t2 per eu=lrel Corn i-.,,,o [ ilAluly y
5src''j sal Of white at 70 Is ' ccsi i00g =
20 cents PER e'zllei. Oats noaaI Al yl. /.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
"REMINISCENCES -
WINCHESTER M1PVp
LADIES, EAIn

- ht, ladies Of the Presbyterian Cbr-.b -
A FAIR Al the house of Mr. /. n. CSPTrS
nSnclnE on the 18th of Nav, for the p,,r -,
inE of the Church debt. They hone tEs,.i'
WI commend itself 10 the Iibcrality OH u -,
CAarlestown, April -, 1851. jug
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

SALE OF LAND.-Josl,ua Nichols, Esq of this conn
", sold his farm on Monday last containing about
ney for tapeats-one t6ossaSd dollaTs tspsTts-re al
lars Peraee. This farm is in the most Fertile lartDf
the county
on.the same day, Dr. Janney sold 10 Mr.. Nicllolsta
tract of twenty o-BCres, well improved iorifoft
I've hundred dollars amounting te nearly ttto AG-
dred and FIRE dOlaRrt pr acre These would be lar
figures for some parts Of Virginia but nothing eth
Tor LOudoun. These Sere cash salee4A. Wash ngss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
TEE REV. AK. JONES.

This distinguished Divine, who was for many years
the Pastor of Episcopal Church of Charcstown.
which position lie vacated to take chargeof St Pauls
church, Richmond. Having remained there for some
two three years. he has determined to resign his
place with view is said Of removing to California
The Richmond Enquirer says:
We regret to announce that the Rev Alexander
Jones has resigned his position Pastor ofSt Pnuls
Episcopal Church in this city-thc resignation TO
take effect the LIST of June For four years and
half DIR. J. has discharged his pastoral duties with
zeal industry and ilclity-and his amiable deport-
ment and gentle courtesy of manners have attached
TO him a large circle Of friends in Richmond. The
Vestry of ST. Paus for themselves and the congre-
CATION, have shown their appreciation Of Dr. Jones
high character by making to him voluntary con-
tribution Of $500 and by testfying to bis anxious
concern for the congregation and 10 the soundness
of his scriptural vciws. Wherever DIR. Jones may
next locate himself, cordially wish prosperity
and happiness 10 himself and his interesting and
rharuAiuCr family
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
BREADsTUFFs IN THE WEST,

The St Louis Republican of the goth nit, con-
tans extracts from letters from some sixty points on
the Upper Mississippi Illinois, and Missouri rivers
furnished to that paper by a commercial house in
St. Louis to whom the letters We're addressed in an
to the inquiries regarding the amount of Flour
and Wheat held at the different points, and the
probable amount still in the hands of farmers to-
ge;hcr with the prospects ofthe growing Wheat crop
These letters are dated at different times, from the
LIST to the 18th of April All seem to agree that the
amount of Wheat in hands of farmers is exceeding
Iy SMALL many of them state that the prospects of
the Wheat crop are very discouraging in some
cases proving complete failure; while large
number say the crop will be an average one, and
few that it promised well. Some of the writers say
that all the flour in town was held by themselves,
while all of them who speak of the article say, the
amount of corn in store is immense. The entire
stock OF Wheat at these sixty points is put down
at $4,000 bushels, and of Flour at $1,000 bar
rels
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

STAuNToS FEDRRAB CoURr-The trial of ]. W.
Aeeks, indicted for robbin the mail has been post
pohed until the next term, in October The Har-
persFerry land suit was also continued. The Court
adjonrned on Tuesday Iast
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
HEAVY TAXES.

The citizens OF our Corporation some times COM
plain TO the amount Of their Tav"s when in truth
they receive quite much for the money expended,
as any incorporated town of the State. The idea that
wells sunk and kept in order streets repaired
causeways erected, and hegeneral police supervision
Of the carried out and nobody to pay for it, is
all n dclusion The following is but a moiety of the
tax imposed upon the people of the town Of Frede-
ricksburg. which as compared with our own shows
That our "lncs have fallen in pleasant places =
On Real Estate one dollar and ten cents on every
hundred dollars value thereof by the Commissioners
Books
On each white male above twenty lone years ofagc
four dollars
On each slave above twelve years ofage four dol
lars and fifty cents.
On each free colorel male above twenty-ope years
of age four dollars
On all personal property, other than slaves, one
dollar and ten cents on every hundred dollars value
thereof, Ngreeaby to the Commissioners Books.
On all capital invested used in any manufac-
turing business, or invested. used or employed in
nny trade or business, twenty-five cents on every
hundred dollars.
On the moneys, and personal property Of Joint
Stock Companies, fifty cents on every hundred dol
lars.
On the salary, income or fees Of every person, rs
asCcrtained by the Commissioner of the Revenue, I'M
der the laws ofthc State per ccntum.
On every Merchants. Auctionecr's and Ordinary
Keepers license, grantad BY the State fifty per cent
on the State tax.
.On every Incense 10 Z l5TONeT, SIN per centrum on
the amount received by him as commission or COM
peusOtion and III to be less than thirty dol
lars.
On every slave sold by auction, one per centun on
the amount of sale.
On every license 10 person selling goods by sam
pie or card, otherwise than at store house or
place of trade, twenty-five dollars.
On hawkGrs, pcdlarS and others vending articles
in the streets, whether of foreign or domestic growth
and manufacture, five dollars for each carrier
AT about the same rate, tax is imposed upon al
most every kind and description of property money
in hand interest received from stocks as well as
mechanical and artisttienl pursuits
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16
DUBLic sA.t OF HOUSE * Lon

1 -..ED B..i,.S OWL. lhrFE
The suJsrri5sr viii ".'l.r7t public ~ll...r a
instant, Ills valuable HOUSE AND LOT az
EsrgrV34.", IN Clarke county I H- lot gus1a
acres in 20 high s'ntn ~ cultivation. hl7Ur1
- one gUuE DIV ELiIEG HOUSE, Eilir
'EEEuG % good and u-vUs'-l fjiiusr water IN
--It y Stable, GrJEury, aud other rgWeE-
houses. I:- situation ana imUrDvyutcu,gfa
pc-ty rrE,!Crs il highly desirable ~ Frt:s
Grncc, on 70 carry on any mechanical I'ls,Ha,
both.
J'rr7s- Onc-t!ir,r cash. the balance inurr.
years. with Interest from datc, tlr ia'i,rrl-Ea
u Bs. cured s- decd ni trust ON thr VT0r-.s
session gilr q ~ rhe l3t!l instant.
y. &. mot sold ON "- h.t'T.. the 18Th -
pres 'Iit month tise properly viii b. I"r r.nt
Tn allowing PERSONAL 5.ppy.:g wsll l,zg
same E" ra,-, "a Wit:
gugf EVurs, Ii,r=-. ! first rate Mix CO;
lot %. Hogs. : CfrrvuL;
] ST of Hlrr.rts-'ta HARNESS. -.t e S'itis.
10 CSE:iOLD AID KITCHEN ErRNlIt
SUCH IS
BUREAUS, Saf,.S. TIh.rs. CLuir-, Beistsai.
Beds :sud Bedding. Stove:
And >, great variety " other articles too nul'
mention.
Terms credit of mine months sill ~
all sun. 1T iiv~ dollars and upwards. 'br
giving his note with approved z,c"rii.
der tive dollars tn cash w!!l be- required.
p.rtv to DC removed until the ur'.iS "i ~,
piled with. CiIAS. T. IEI
MAY =, 1851.
GTThc above sale Is Po. tponcd
SATURDAY. lIr 9Th instant. " sser al tie
Will positively BE- sold without RS re 49,
May I6, 1854. l. y N.G'Sy,-.
~ Stsi 10.
I Iii. OvcrSccrs 0F The F,s,r beng t'.irol.
ProprjaJr tine public Iis'!ssy wl.nL S.rs'r ~ -
economy. in s,ih<sryiu-- the rl.ar.t..a. -.t5.
will rCeuirr rhor all aTTl.e'ns.
tv Shall satisfy the OvcrscCrS az I'rlr i'-' -
Board Of Dvcrscrrs. hv satisfactory r-T---
other evidence. tLat ILry are proper ~.
county aid. They w:li b. clad to T"r'''f .-
nation on tie subject Of this notice. rom u
of IN. cgrI,,t,-- TNtvi6s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-05-16

.:,.Tbe Know Knothingsp it is said, succeeded
in electing at the recent municipal election in Cum
bertrand Md every man ON their ticket.