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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

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nr.th IN 2 YcN.

On eccoan. of our absence las. WesE' IN.
Distressing occurrence, involving me ms " -s1
our citizens. was Hgt noticed = young +. f,-l
Nathaniel Burner. WAS assisting pr. T.. IL rf1
TO Olga well at %r T. Hotel sawmlL - 80
Immediately after firing OF blast NJ. item /, 3
ded into the well 10 ascertain what eAttU'' ION
done, he was suiocated by the smoke ,I lis:
powder, and attempted to ascend tie llLit tt.
when he had assembled some ten OF I'VE ,bs %,
<1fslI back, FILLING upon his head an'oh5 Linz
thrown up by the bIast-lhe entire Sf,i .fs vel
off Sv the rocks. lie was removed rom n. rT1prs
soon as possible, but survived oAlE a 1s.reuded
assist SIS the unfortunate young man, was A .s
sufoca;ed, and would doubtless have i v,,er b,
the sane fate, had not quantity OF QUO %
thrown down upon him. This IA o''N''
place on the 22i ut Tenth Lssio"'
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aIassachusetts NnIfacation in England.


The London Neess aud Lc Pays hail vita deIi-E.t
the notification act OF the late Massachusetts Leg
isa;urc The news has long leader the per
sona liberty TILL which vetoed by Guvernur
Gardner, and passed over his head By the LsSia.i-
ture. Ii refers to the Burns case, ana says:
a The growing Oi tue storm has never cecssH
since Lat pregnant cloud OF last June Oys cred uf
Massachusetts; and now tie explosion OF the tgu.-
pest seems 10 be very near for the revolutionary
deed is actumlg done. Governor Gardner and Ju
Lorius are really very much 10 be pJtiej. aey
cannot obey two contradictory laws Of the I'm. on
and the State: they Lave TO make their choice be
tween them The moment OF collision has arEiTei
and pnst
The Nelrs concludes by earnestly invoking Nag
sachusetts persevere in her good cause talks AZ
fectionntely about =" Old Massachusetts and the
"Pigrim Fathers, (who by the war, had no sort
of objection TO making slaves of black men, cei
men, or any other rolor.) says:
Is Massachusetts ready to withdraw from Ks
Union, or TO be declared excluded from it? ESQ,
she may, we think, reasonably hope for the com.
partnership Of the best States OF all that peocd
by the posteEity Of Pilgrim Fathers and probably
more
lie Pays, though not SO open in its advice as She
Nsl9s, draws the same conclusion OF the aPPrelcj-
ing disruption of the ContrdeTacy from the luiH-
cation proceedings of massachusetts, and expresses
the same appreciation of the course of the Mass
sachusetts Legislature.
Massachusetts is playing directly into the hards
o! these foreign Governments whose policy dictates
dissolution Of the Uuion and who have famed tie
flames of abolition here 10 bring about that very eu
II is possible that their Vaccinations may ere long
be crowned with success. Another Burns case
would bring the Federal Government and M:4sS4-
ehusetts face TO face and the explosion for wilicl,
Great Britain has long and assiduously prepared
the slow match of abolition, would occur. Within
sight OF Bunker hill. where the neither country re-
eetved from the audaeous colonies her first check
IN arms, she would reap her rich revenge and the
cradle of American liberty would become its grave.
Richmond DtspCtck.
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TFoa rnp spIaff;5 q Jrrrrnso,t. ]
TO the pnbIic.

Ithas been question whether notice saouin =
taken of paper published in the Winchester ne,
publeGn of the last issae in regard to the reinoya
of H. P. EyANs from the Post Office at #hl'e F0St
signed by G9rty-nine names or individuals. = pon
reflection, From injustice dops the head OF the Fos'
Office Experimentation the liberty taken win me
names of many persons attached to the publication
from abuse Of the merits of the removal ana
from the alsity and pisstateInents contained IN me
publication, it is thought proper that the pubic
should know the trutl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

We had the pleasure, during the past week, of
seeing several CT McCoENIcks reaPers operating,
and we were highly gratifed. They DO their work
ia most admirable style, and give the greatest sat
tsfaction 10 the tanners. IN the early part Of the
harvest some Of the reapers were thrown into the
}ence corners as unfit for use. But this owing
% the !nct that they were not properly put up
Alr. RoADEs, of Baltimore, the enterprisiug agent
idy the Reaper, sent up nlechaaic, wo understands
ale machine : rftctly, and he soon prepared them
10 do toe very hest work. We believe all in this
RFcighboFhood are in full operation.
We did not see Atkins Self Rahcr at work, but
pfnders,and through E NJ. AiseUr1u ESQ. that they
giYe the utmost satisfaction a gentleman who pur-
chased one, called the Depot day or two after he
lad teen usIng it and Maid The cash for il
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10
MAC VynverIv Cluh

This Literary Society celebrated the Anniversary
Of American Independence by a snmptuous supper
at tine Saloon of Mr.. j. F. BLEssisG. The evening
was spent in the most happy manner-evcrything
passingoE in old fashioned style. The Society has
been very prosperous, and makes promise of a long
life and mGch Usefulness. We sincerely hope that
our yonng friends composing ii, will have as goed
cheer through life they had the evening of the
4th. detailed account of the proceedings will be
given in our next
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o. The barn Of DR. Harvey Kyle, about mills

o. The barn of DR.. Harvey Kyle, about miles
rom Harrssopburg, was struck by lightning during
lhe storm on Monday week and entirely destroyed,
together wiIhits contests consisting Of thirty five or
iorty tons OF bay, carriage belonging to his 5votr
and other articles Loss estimated at about s., $50
partially insREeds
Tie Gold iaro, n: e Tribpne boisjs the flag
@ hepFg q g ip lhs next 2EesIdell
TIE $ hesin Tiries says ttefe Is = fen edses
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

Mr. LEoSARD JOKES offers for sale his Farm, at the
INad Of Long Marsh, in Clarke county, containing
$50 acres of Limestone Land, with frstTate Orch
ard, aud water which never fails.
The President of the United States left wash
Rgton on Wednesday evening week. on a short jour
rendered necessary by the state Of the health Of
5ts Pierce, which is quite delicate.
The Cholera has broken ont slassTille, Ky.
II siE deStltS occurred IN e hoass
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

Go- The July number Of The Southern Literary
Messenger is table filled with choice articles
of prose and poetry. il holds a high rank among
the periodicals OF the day and deserves liberal en-
commencement
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

Atstbe New York Stock E'SSt : !, mi so
day. Sc, 700 Virginia IS sold a lO ~ ,s Board
a. iSO All Alter adjournment o. OIL ~ i suollc
I Virginia s per cent bonds were sV'S
i 100 Ia. Al oo IA and lsasis
1road % mofl ge 9qags = ..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

GA few days since, while some h ~ Mn. Il
gaged in splitting rock on the 4 ., - ,r,s 5uad
FarIand, in GreenbTier, 0aeh wv, u'S lie surae
# III lived fIeen minutes after being taken end the
exterior of the rock was perfectly so.ia s, md
+ flaw in it existed where the bug was 'V4-~
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Sabbath school Cclebration.

The Sunday School attached TO the Methodist
Episcopal Church, had their celebration at tie Fair
Ground on Wednesday last, and everything passed
on well, no accident occurring to mar the pleasure
Of the day. There was full turn out Ct Boys and
Misses and general attendance OF teachers who
used every to effort promote tie comfort and enjoy
ment of all present
The Declaration of Independence was read at the
Church, before proceeding to tie Fair Ground, by
Jous Il. CoSKLYN, who acquitted himself very hand
somely, after which the Rev Mr. ARMsiRoSG deliver
an address suited to the occasion, and filled with
incentives to patriotism and loyalty TO truth and
virtue.
At good hour they all returned TO their homes,
tired in body but doubtless refreshed and improved
in mind by the social Influences around them, ard
tho good advice and kind adm0nitions of the
speaker
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

...At Cagliari, Italy sharp shock of an earth
quake was felt the 18th of june.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

-. The Governor of New York has appointed
Jos Blunt Gee of the counsel in the Lennon slave
case, which is being presented by Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10
The washington Sentinel gives The Abolaio7i'

The Washington Sentinel gives the AhH!aio7',
nut 10 cracl; in the following HETEROGENEOUS "lc!
We suspect, viii &c difficult Of Accomplishment:
/. Name 'he State CT country where tue belt
Of TIE Uaoins~IasseS is better, or rs good, as us
Of slaves?
. Name the State or county in which the 's
herring classes are sober, or rs niue" % j
slaves?
> Or any community among whom there az
SO few lun,.lies as among slaves
l. Or ia which 50 many children are born a-'
safely live 70 mHturir:
5 Or in which there are 80 few riots mar.e5
assaults or Uurga-.es among tie slave pog-@
ton w
G Where is tie laboring community wI.ill is =
cared for il sickness and Old age as among slave
: Where Is tire community hat can "pgFa-.
comparison between Tie mutual attachment o. l2'
ter and -!Ire! 80
g. Arc G.cge nnt Iuuircl, aye thousand u
stances OF devotion Of slave TO ma5'cT 't:'1 E-'s
to slave, y ,.ase oEe be shown Of scrTslf 10 Is
hiring master oil master 30 his hired servant:
.. Is there hboFimS class in the world SO Ns'
fed aud. doing 50 little work the 5s's5 u -
South?
10 And, finally, is there any community "a
earth Of tqIuil numbers, in which there IS 50 .'-
vice and crime rs among slaves?
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President OF the valley Bank.

With much regret to learn that TgonAs GRIces
Esq. has resigned the office of President of the VAL
ley Bank, located in this town. He has filed the
position with great honor to himself and service to
the stockholders and the community at large for
81 years, having been appointed when The Bank was
FIRST organized, in 1918. He leaves the institution
not only in safe and sound condition but with tie
regret of all connected with it, that circumstances
should have rendered necessary the severance of ties
Whichhave so long and pleasantly existed. May he
long live to enjoy the consultations and comforts of
at life well spent in the public service.
ANDREW KENNEDY, Esq, was unanimously chosen
by the Directors on Friday last TO fill the office va
Gated by Mr.. Cages. Mr.. KENNEDY viii make a
most capital officer, having had long experience as
Director at the Board, of extensive acquaintance
and high financial qualifications. Under his direc-
ton, thre can be no doubt the Bank will continue
to hold that confidence which has been heretofore ex
tended to it above and beyond that of any other in
the State
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

05-0wing to the Recommendation of business in the
circuit court of Hampshire, Judge Parker will hold
q special term Commanding the III. inst.
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o. ANoREW KESHEBY, Esq, has been APP
pointed President Of the Board of Directors of the
Bank Of the Valley in Virginia at charlestown to
supply The vacancy oecasiOned by the resignation
ofTHoNAs GRIGOs Esq
o. The Bank q. the Valley Las declared the hand :
conc seni- annual dividend Of 81 per cent- paya-
BID t. TIE atockholiiers and the Bank If winehes-
5ier ssl1i-a1nua al idend Of per cent.
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ne Sure and Read This.

TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1855.
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rhe Harrisbuf one laced the nam 6
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The RussiH-- account OF tie success Of tie s'e,in
the Sea Of 5zoti is published GOrsrhab9Eeorir
the successes claimed by the allies bat rs t-I ~
crH'ious against he Sc. o. AzUH were eyPcc;e',aas
gargisous had orders To blow zip the ba2r and ie-
ure-lLut the grain stores burned hy tie allies vess
mostly private property, and do not m ,eally atct
the supply Ok tie trny-inasuuch anil .ipar.n- gga
attack, supplies were mostly Conveyed Jy Iaal,
notwithstanding The facilities offered by
The correspondence relates thc horrible l--ae'rss
rcrrcTa;cl by the Tseuch and Turks a; ,he capture
Of ker,ssh. boat expedition is rumoscL 10 g Pr
pairing TO enter the river Don, aut the l:assI-us gg
the rirer dciuudtd ~ - gun bJa's.
Gen -A.dCgung vice liclmJu =! lie CgEsRgEs O!
the Bon bas Issued address -. ii.v,r seGe.- u--
rUlllUeus militia.
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CHARLESTOWN.

The Rights of the states, for the Sake Of
the IJniOn,
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e9-0f the small notes issued by the CORPORATION
ofFredericksburg, about S40e0 have been returned
IN The iast month leaving about $500 still out
Il Of Essex he's been appp ilted
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

Admiral Bninee with 81 50 aa.I q seventeen stern
us, has e'r The Battle. Tx Tcs: vi tat Ice. .fy
s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-07-10

I',iHce Gortscakn;y - - g"utcl resident N;n:scT
~ tt-rrrvvse
E,,=s;ar laence IS very active. even in The sli-
esi German CviUls.
The JuS;sIm Of 81. Petersburg PubIishcs he semi
official discussion Count Is oI@urskls .gcHcH Cir
cuIar Of May Esd.
Tho JcurnnI also semi-oHiriAly says tha, peace IS
possible ii France and England are Yi,ug, inss-
much rs The It'll point is morally although not f.I.
rniv settled and the other points namely the nav
gatjou OF tie Danube and the evacuation ui The
IrintpaEie5 sTe also settied-leuyiug ouly tie W
emma ;hiri point TO be arranged.
ICREEY.
lHiil PGCln remains in office.
4 national moaucscut IS to be erected 10 the Ens-
Itsh EY.ti 81. S'rvtf,rj
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Now Ready
NJ A N u A l. o
N PHOTOGRAPHIC CHEMISTRY
by T. FREDERICK HARDwIcK

BY T. FREDERICK HARDwIcK,
Late Of Chemistry in Kings College, London
American Edition, illustrated, vols, limo Cloth, $
ia the title OF aud valuable woyk treating
the subject Photography IL filed with information Of the
importance practically engaged the Pho
togsphic DssueneoyPe Arts The following from the Au-
thor Introduction win prove its priceless value TO those Ia
practical knowledge Dnpsned by plain theoretical
deductiobs The Of the Author writing this work
has teen msDly mps thorough knowledge Of what
be termed the First Principles Of Photography in order that
the amateur may himself with theoretical acquaintance
with subject before proceeding to the practice oft In this
way hoped that much oss of time and gevous dsappoin
ment from failures will be avoided.
will be given for the plan
commended il that cannot DO done special mention OF ueh
omission will be made The impurities Of chemicals will be
pointed possible and special directions given for
their Among the variety II Photographic processes
which devised those only will be selected which
correct on theoretical grounds and which found practice
As the work supposed 10 be addressed to g
alike Of Chemistry and Of photography pains viii be
avoid the employ Of all technical terms Of which
an explanation has not previously been given"
T" 1t a. excellent volume"
journal Of the London Photographic Society.
4" II IL n important work" Liverpool Phot Journal
" The work before us is one Of great merit"
Humphreys Journal of the Dagueueotype and Photo
graphic Arts, New-iork.
the valuable production offered 10 the
photographic world. s. d. HUMPHREY, Publisher.
Nc. SIC Broadway, New-YeTk
N.B.-CoJies can be forwarded by mail
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v,np SAFE a. RxcHANeE-sAa .rpra J,

II LAND IN Psass,s County, How jssssy, vA ssvsr -
ia wst<r-Psvsr and large erndiop fs hensesssssa On
tSs and Is rich and nexhsssribe Iron hns Of tAs ~
ouxty Also several hardred Of Chestnut rnbess
Mansion Heuse, snd small DWELLINGS. he
A FARM Of 100 Pomptou Piains. 6nr nlss foD
Pssson g. Birch Hoass, Orchard and ~ s<rss u me
Az .1se.nt FARM Of 80 acres at Hyde Para l. L sry IS
miles nom Brooklyn; large Mansion Hesss, az The $500
md HesseAold Furniture, Crops ks, VIII Be sod sash
eerrcd-
A .g.Aaa COUNTRY sEAr q sss.ssss, CesA, 9TH u.
or u .eres Of excellent Land There On elegant nseee
ee.stay ateased the piece contains Fess nsmcef 'e
ernaine nfes, eeasziful We IVA Of tie Soand Re .
Aso two splendid COUNTRY SEATS - Ssybrooh- Sc1n.s
one ~ne ~ aud The other - sandinss are ney sse e
CANT oa one IN Italian VIA sssaifsi vew Of the Sound
and River. &c.
Fourteen LOTS Al DesnsB Hudson River; Gne soid
ina ate IN center Of the village, and only ew sps from ts
Rsilrosd DEPOT
thirty LOrs and DOCK and improvements 1. the wlls.
bout BroOkyns GOOD location for exfenavs snber ecI
yards, nsnufsetores
Two hundred LOIS and WATER lRoyrs IN Je:ssy Cry.
-Four LOTS and large BUILDING 50 BY IS, adjoining sbe
6h-av Railroad depe in $de between the 5h ssd sths
Also, MONTAGUE HALL. opposite the City Hal, brceAJu.
snd besocsted pebhe euadnss In broohyn
Also, q STORES in Avenue CO sso large number Of
Houses and Lots in Brooklyn and Jersey Cy The
country property viii be unchanged for Improved ey pLops
ouses Souh Brooklyn 70 exchange Tor soed
country property The above property owned ~ ne see
srber and VII be cold EXCHANGED 90 far AMI reasoosee
teIms-some Of Il Of great barE>ins Inquire OF
s. ?. TOWNSEND, No 81 Nsss>u<t
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DROPERTY for SALE or EXCHANGE a

II YONKFRS-Hoase contains IL rooms attic and cctNs
Kitchen; dining aud bath room ap SArs
nearly ground well laid oat with u.s trees vefets
bes flowers and shrubbery within Eve minutes walk ofon
wood Station aud IL mes from New Work Posseson mneci-
ssy. Inquire the premises or in MoWbkAfs Dry oooss
Store. No e6s Grsnd-s,. New. York
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60 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has con-
- SANITY on hand very upenor article Of pure BONE
DUST, consisting Of savings, filings and Cound bone-
oders received 81 tie Works Sds, Ea River No
s. veseyst CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
X ETCHUMs MOVING MACHINES, Hay
IN Presses Horse Hoes Cultivstors Flows Straw Cutes
Corn heer. Respers Horse Powers and Thr.hen Com
bn,d Thr.he. and wrnowers and ether Axeultur.l Ma
chr e. For sale By ID. GATES, Nc. IL Broadway
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ITO II S L II o L ID W o K ID s -
III AUGUST.
CONTENTS xxx
The Toady Tree.
Mother and stepMotber (concluded.)
Chip-BIImstone.
Poultry Abroad
The Story of a King.
LevstbaD Indeed.
Mechanics in Uniform.
Poetry the Railway.
What Ny Landlord Believed
The Wind.
Australian Carriers.
The Rowing Engisbman.
The Rustchnk
The Passage oftbe Danube
Doctor Dubois
Cheap Patriotism
Vesuvius in Eruption.
Strictly Financial.
French Love.
Strive, Wait and Pray.
India Pickle.
Petition Extraordinary.
Specimen Of the Alchemss-Two Chapters.
The First Death.
A Very Little House.
Quite Revolutionary.
By Raj 70 Parnassus.
TERMS: Three Dollars Twenty-Five Cents a
Der; RENTING Three Dollars will receive the Mtsazine
free of postage Cubs-Two copies, Five Dollars three
copies Six Dollars; Eve copies Eight Dollars and Seventy
FIVE Cents Putnams Monthly end Housebod Words, Five
Dollars. DIX a EDWARDS. Publishers,
No. 10 PaIk-Jisce New-York
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ITO Observation-Disclosures BUILDING LOTS

ground each subject 10 sr1Al mortssscs
well situated the upper part Of the cy. would Be sold low
for eash would be exchanged for Farm % Fsnisk and N
The northern Of Pennsyvsnl The lands
taken In exchange be free from remembrance For further
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