davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03


vaBQ JUST RECEIVED, FER SHIP JOHN
e N Eliot Thayer, a large invoice of
Ny White Iron Stone CrOckery Ware,
and opening by j. L. HOOD 232 Main Street. pack
ages Of Toilet Ware Dinner and Tea Ware, Plates, &c.
which will be offered at wholesals and RETAIL prices as
low as can be bought in Boston or elsewhere.
-. would also say, that my FURNITURE Ware
~ rooms are well filed, with both and second
nc hand Furniture, and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally, which am selling very low for cash, or APP
proved credit.
~ B-Being engaged in the manufacture Of Mattresses,
Bedsteads Tables, &C., can furnish tem to the trade at
lower prices than he bought elsewhere in the city.
SPRING BED RoTToM the best article now in use. Those
wishing buy goods in y line Of trade will do we'll to
call, as have large variety, and sell cheap.
Remember the place 2S2 Main Street, Paine's Block.
Worcester, Mass. dswtf ap22
gENILDENoS FLUID EXTRA CTS-Afe 70
sale GEO. R. sPURR's, 2O1 Main st.
ESPECIAL NOTICE,-Au persons having &C.
- counts with the late firm Of b. L. HARD0N CO.,
contracted before the first day Of July 1856 and remain
in unsettled hereby notified that immediate payment
must be made The accounts will be left with ator-
ney for collection B. l.. HARDoN & co.
al diff
EEEA DACR E.-HUTCHINs' HEADACHE
u n PILLS IA sure cure for Bilious, Nervous Sick
Headache, and Neuralgia.
These Pills are warranted sure relief Try them and
you shall not be disappointed.
For sale by druggists generally. jy25 dawsm
DE-OPENED.-The old stand Of n. NJ. Ell
EG WELL, No. 100 Main Street, where any person
wishing to purchase
SAWS, FILES, SHEET STEEL,
Or anything in that line be accommodated at prices
10 per cent less than at other store In the state
SAW REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
one at short notice. iyS9 eod6w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03

MOTTO E.-The copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, in business as bakers, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent and Mr. King is
fully authorized to settle the affairs Of the cnpartnrhip
ami collect all outstanding debts due u the concern.
GEORGE T. KING,
JOS. IL. Haywood.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-07-31
Il Clerical Anccoctc.

SoME thirty-five or forty years ago, Mr..
Williams, clergyman Of the old school,
somewhat eccentric, came to Salem, from
the country, 10 exchange desks with one Of
his brethren in the ministry. During tho 'N
Sabbath noon interuission, he said to his
daughter, II am going TO lie down If St,
Paul comes himself, don't you disturb me-"
Mr.. Bently, who preached in the East
Church, who had been very intimate with
Mr. Williams, but had not seen him for sew 3
off after dinner To make his old friend call.
'Where is brother Williams ? lse inquired
as lie Inc; the daughter. f.f's zgT
lie can't bc disturbed sir, not cSenif St. 81
Paul should CALL" agnl .-sr5 r.rrf rv,sa 'e.
=, 81 mast see him" WAS the impatient re.
.ioinder, in the inimitable manner pecularlo
Mr.. Bentley. Ee. aassar sE afaasn Zaiu,
lie .istanec to srch must was out of tho, I.
question. d-G rn a rs5gl
The room of The sleeper was designated. a
With no gentle voice, and corresponding
shake, Mr. Williams was aroused. lie was
dchghtcd to sec his old friend Bentley, re- 20
iterating in his fervcncy his qualification. Boz
al thihk, Brother Williams" says Mr. 81!
Bentley, "that YOU arc a little inconsisteui ~,
How so! how so Brother Bentley."a .a
"Didn'tyou tell YOUR daughter you was 81,
not to be disturbed, even if ST. Paul called? e
yet you appeared very glad to sec me-" s.uf
mo, no. Brother Bentley, not inconsistent I,
at all. was-l am glad TO see YOU. The
Apostle Paul! why hope to spend bles-
sed eternity with him; but you, Brother
Bentley, never expect to sec you again. 3,
&. f'f8 'Hsl-8.,sr! lHin1kane Journal ia
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-07-31
+ fcce,m for ihs CHILDREN.

TnE following sensible and much needed
paragraph is from Blackwoods Maaazine,
a child Of thsce years of age, with a book
in its infant hands, is fearful sight III ia a
too often the death warrant, which the co,,s
demned stupidity looks at--fatal, yet bevoad
is comprehension What should u child q
three years Old be taught? Strong meats
for weak digestion make not bodily strength,
. Let there be nursery tales and nursery
rhymes told them would say to everv pl,
rent, especially every mother, sing 10 YEAR :.
children, tell them pleasant stories and if u.
the county, be not too careful lest they get,
little dirt upon their hands and clothes
esrth is very much akin TO US all, and in;
ehIIdrens ont Vi door play, soils them pnot ;,
inwardly. ,. as, .s. ,t.i...s..,,..,,s a.
There is in it kind Of consanguinity be-,
tween all creatures /; by it We touch upon the
common sympathy Of our first substance.
ana bcgct kindness for ou poor relations.
the brutes. Let children baye a free, opch
AR sport and lear not though they mike
acquainitanccs with the pigs, the cows. and
the chlckens--tl,ey may form worse friend
snip with the Msscr looking ones encourage
atamiliarity with all WHO love to cour,
them animals love, children, aud
Children love them. There is a language
among them which the worlds language OBJ
hteiates in the elders. 1t is OF more inpose
tancc that You should make your chilircM
loving, than tI,at you should make thc,M
wise, that IS book wise. Above all things,
make them loting then will tliey bc gentle I
and obcdient, and then, also, parents, IL you !
become old and poor, ,these viii be l,ei,.r
than friends that will never neglect you. a 4
Childrcn brought up lovingly al yon, knees
viii never shut their DIOR, npJn yoo, anI
ptjint wherc thcv wouhl lil,c YOU rn. T.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-07-31
5tIfftfh laaffthrgg.
Ny WSihes's ,Seng--"SUest
ts Y 1toMs. 4 '' '."I

49, A. = rgH k !.
How on we hear those simple words.
I'VE hear them Lreatllcd in song.
When m,lsie bursts from happy hearts
That still TO jay belong!
When ro>y tea,i,ss Vt daylight dawn,
gIOr when the shadows fall, u,aa
We hear the gladstone echoes tell
@@''Sweet Home" hath c.iarins for all!
1l"-e >i,nrle words! That plaintiffs ii.
Ny moiLer.sa,,g the slr:,in
ln days bong past, in halyy lays
's'tha, msy no, GENE again. 'e
She sang ]; by tls household heath, ai
Uu father sitting by, ~ @
And smiles were pa, ing OH his lips,
Hut te'n ..drnrA tiI!cd l,is eye!
-'t1a earth slserc Is no.i,lace Hike llome,@
She taught my III. 10 say, ...'', ,..,,., Z [,H
Ian al i,,a' m'sle .n,r home SO dear,
Lang since hath passed away.
W~hrg m' y,.nc hcrasentle VOICE p q
Al inurli,.g or ii even; .
Size has on angels goiden harp
HifsS soegiS lteard III Heaea.
,,Ihgr. n .is9,l.r ASyaW ,R.YF Et.i Gt.l
hear il sung BY Others now, l. III
And Ger ns soul the while
Steal nemoties sadly sweet that bring
AteaiF.drop and smile! ".
And oh his sweet ecu nov. 4, bear,
Thosethfiliimg inurnfors fall,
"Hoe.s, s,ncsf home = Ills ROT et,sarth
,a,Hsevea hun a home for al! ~
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-07-31
J beughts Of Geo.

n SrrrosEit two persons equally dcsirous To
gain Your affections one Ear distant, and not
'expecting to see You for long time the
.o.I,cr always present with you, and at libers
" TO use NIL meaae TO win wear love, ib!e TO
aauer and, gratify YOU IN y .liousand Ways.
StilI YOU prefer the absent one; and HAT
you may Keep lin in remembrance YOU a.
Ten retire by yourself to think Of his love to
.you, and view, again and again, the me
,menioes of his affection, to read his letters
and pour out yeur heart in return. Such is
now your case; the world is always before
YOU TO flatter, promise, aud please. but il
you really psefefto love God, Won win fix
your thonghtsaon linn, often retire for
meditation and prayer, aud recount tile
pleasant gifts of his providence, and ,cspe-
cialIy his infinite mercy to your soul you
viii read frequently his holy WohD, Which
IS the letter he has seat YOU, as really ms if
IL were directed to you Lyana,ne. .--J'oyson.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-07-31

rto,n the New York sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
TO FARMERS.

z DESiTT: Ia cali the attention Of Farmers, to
Z v,ly valuable TliREShlNG AND CLEANING
MACHINE. now il, this r!acc; it was constructed by
Calvin Page, Esq, Frederick, Nd, and is the first
machine the kind introduced in this section
OF corm:rv and possesses advantages over any other
nacl.inc that has preceded it. One OF the principle
advantages of this machine is the perfect manner in
which, the wheat is separated from the chnH and
straw none being wasted. The wheat being dis,
charged into hngs, and the straw elevated o@ny dc
rvin- a,yay the straw, and it Is TsT,nane iy fired
upon ,cI.cLs by which The necessity and incUmve-
nicn Of loading and Unloading, is avoided. MI
John Burns who threShcd his wheat with this ma
chine and others who it in operation pronounce
it 4 very Superior Machine.
desire particularly TO call tire attention OF Far
merz and uachinists, 20 ''Peii0m's IGtE Iri2eSeGr
I5oyc Po,cfr, attached to this machine, which for
SIMPLICITY strength and durability, cNccls and must
eventually superscde all others. Farmers wishing
to crngc this machine, to thresh their wheat, or any
person wishing to buy it, can do 500 by applying
CHARLES S. RICE,
Carriers Hotel, Chariestown, Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
of & Y A 4. All


AS pnrehass! at the mate by the undersigned ON
-, ue SOth OF July, 1856, having failed 10 Comply
tnt.terIIlS t sale, shall ia pursstatice 81 The
men made known, and by virtue Of decree
e circuit Court If Jefferson County rcnte, cron
e 4!ii day of june, 1856, in the cause therein de-
PGnuih OF The Cumberland Savings Jnstit,tion and
ONES ONES plaintiffs, Us. and ). W. Reynolds and
o'ncFsi defendants, Special Commissioners ap-
Poln.cd l-r the purpose. proceed to sell at public
AUCTION TO the highest bidder, on
THURSDAY. End DAY OF OCTOBER,
1922, the valuable protective Farm situated in
enc county OF Jefferson, adjoining thclands of Jacob
stacy John w Tsong and ophets, containing
SlS ACRES, 2 ROODS, AND PEacHEs,
as appears by survey thereof lately made by the
Surveyor of Jefferson County.
AS parsons disposed to purchase, will doubtless
view the premises for themselves il il deemed un-
necessary TO describe the property further than to
say, 1t has excellent Improvements and that by gener
al consent II Il considered of the valuable
ana productive Farms in the County OF Jefferson.
Terms OF SALE One. fourth of tho purchase
money Cash at the time of sale, the residue in three
equal lnstaiInens at one, two end three years the
deferred payuents to bear interest from the day Of
sale for the whole unpaid purchase money upon any
one Of said deferred pas mcnts remaining unpaid
when due.
Sale 10 take place on the premises about o'clock,
r. M.J on the day above named.
ANDREW HUNTER Special
EDMUND l. LEE. : Comm's.
September 6, 1856.
60 Free Press, Shcpherdspwn Register and Ia q.
gcrstown Torc. Light copy till Gay OF sale.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. !:
TWELFTH YEAR!
ono .rhousnnd DoIIar CASH Prizes. :.

One Thousand Dollar Cash Prizes.
TTrHE Twelfth AuuGal Tolum. Of this useful ptI:!i-
/ cation commences on the 18Th day of Scp*c,H
brr.
The Sc crtii;c American is illustrated Re
riudical, devoted cnIvhy to the pr"huIgat;on os m
formation relating the various /. cChamic and
CLcInc rts Industrial Man Itcturrs, AgrculSur e,
Patents, Inventions, Engineering, MilIw"rH, .i!mi
all interests which the light of Practical SucI:c1 Is
calculated to advance
Reports If Z. 5 Patents granted are also putii.h-
cd every week, including official Copies oil I" Il Nhc
Patent anus, together with news and intor'nai ion
upon thousands vi other subjects.
S$l0nO-In cash prizcs-wIll be paid On the l'f "i
January next for the largest list of Subscribers rs
follows 500 for the LIST; IT5 10 the End; 3 90
for the Sri $ l25 for the Ih; SlIn for the :G'h
SIS tor the 6th $50 for tl'c .th; $40 for the sth
so ivr tic 9th; SIS for the !Utili $40 for the III,
and S 10 Tor the l2th. For all Gus OF 20 an% ip'
wards thu, subscription price is only 81 40. Names
can be sent lrUmany Post Oiticc Until January LIST,
1851.
53;- Herr: nre fine chances t0sccUrc cash prizes.
Thc Scientific American is published oI,cS
week every number contains ci%ht large G!l2Tt0
pages, forming annually complete ana spici:niG
volume. illustrated with several hundred org :;'l
lSsH TeF1ns Singi. Subscriptions, s. ye.9r or
S Tor six months. Five copies, Tor six months 50:
for n year, SO. Specimen copies sent gratis
Southern, Western and Canada money, OF Fost
Once Stamps, taken nj par for subscriptions.
MUM & co.,,
ScDt G 1856 l2S Fulton 81, New York
G-S- Mrssrs Mum s; Co., are extensively engaged
in nrncur,ncr patents for invC ltlOns, ami ~il
advise inventors without charge, IN regard 70 the
novelty of their improvements
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
IRUTH MIGHTY, EVER TRIUM-
pJA Mt!
TTyj, C:.,y,yCC rig J!ISt' fSES-TYTE- REJE-

EDY Al HAND.
EAHpTu%'S VEG EFABLE TiSCTCRE.
W. haze tc strongest assurance q! the good Clicc;
al las 0a,igir. ia Clruiaru- Mn.Sus, D:arrhca and
Ds.ss ui the Bowels incident TO the s.'son II in
l-Ura,rs tue stu2u tCl and bowels, and renders the
sr,yrn great assistance iucUmbatin3 the "PPFo"ch
@. !nceed ali iurns of disease.
Mr.. WIN HIGH.
Ho 10 Sonh PaCa street, baltimore, CNrcCoi fNHC"-
Eai!sm, Dyspepsia and Nervous Disease;
MR.. EDWIN II. SPRANkilN,
No u Register street, Baltimore, most dreadful case
Of Scrotula Of years standing. lost a number oil
piece, OF hone restored to health.
MISS MARY SCOFIELD, Teacher,
No. 63O Baltimore street lie case att years OF
suffering has astonshcd her friends Let the aiiIict-
Cd call To her.
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
boy in the family of the Hon. w. P. Thomas
mass Of sores from head foot His cyCids turn
cd inside ont, Purtrudin@ over the eyeLalS so us 10
produce blindness. He cured by ilampton's
Vegetable TnCturc.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. William Oldham. of Baltimore Custom house,
n9dy and mind severely affected. He was cured by
failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, sc.
NJ Henry c. VIM had Cough for yea s.
great weakness, etc, hadin ali, five or six phySi-
SSans; tried all the rcmedies, but was cured only
HAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TINCTCRE.
Ssls s.fTasER s.. M sPoSdNsS n -
HUTCHINSON s BURNETT. Charlestowm.
J! E. CLAGET'C, Harpers-Fcrry.
L. HARTMAN, Winchester.
Dr.. MOTT. Lcesburr.
ALLEMONG & SON, Ncwtown.
1Saa by Dealers everywhere.
august ,; lS56.-.im.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
a 1GoEo L'3Z" S@LR
BITG;T EIS3 $ MEN =
TAKE EOTICE!

FEEIiE Iiot, Cap. Boot, Sho" and Trunk E7ta5:sS
Z Incut ui tEc lic y. =. SrEauENs, decd, II =
prrs-Fcrry. Va, is for sale The >;orc-r"i'! - i
ness part OF he Town The Stock j. marty ncvr ,:t
consists Principally Of BUuIo and shoes, OF .
tIenv, ,nG Laiies' TIE store is 'i'" ""! :,
established custom, an hos paid w'i!. P0IE!G'ittl
about four thousand with large Country cus:,im
from jefferson. and the adjoining Counties of VI.
GINA ana Maryland, Tua good business man, V Oh
some capital, and proper attention to business, ars-
cess is beyond doubt! To person desiring &"
pure base The Stock the Books of the Decd, VIII DC
open his inspection, and every information desired,
a. far a. ia my power, honestly given. The tci.is
OF sale, will be made easy I" the purchaser
WILLIAM J. STEPHENS; +:
September C. 1856. Administrutor.
-. Free Press and Winchester Nir-nian cUPr Fl.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
M srlu1r or 5ErrrRsov.
t0T LIFE ASSURANCES

'.--,s--..-.-s..,...-..s.ss.ss,ss1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
HUTCHINSON { BURNET7'S
C0mpoupo Ertrat
@Gzzlaica Ginger

Z critics Of the J AAiAlcA Gl%GrE- in Cunccntra
ted form, in combination with other Vegetable Car
minativcs and AHti- Dyspcptics, not only has the
cure for DYSPEPSIA; but is more acceptable to the
Stomach i'll dcbi!itatcd condition. giving strength
and tone to the digestive organs.
As it possesses the properties OF Anodyne it Is
especially recommended in all nervous dcramgc-
HlCntS.
or four times day in all ordinary affections. In
cases OF Cramps, Collie, Cholera Infanfum
it may be repeated every !itsen minutes as the case
may require.
Prepared solely by .--,
August :. HUTCHINSON N bOHNLl II
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
lIONYNRD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement.

important 4AnNtUUCCHlSuts
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
& SPERM TOREiIG2A, SEMINAL WEAK
NESS, IMPOTENCE. GONORRHG;A, GLEET,
SYPHILIS. the Vice Of ONANISII, % SELF ABB Sc,
&c. &c.
Tie HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of thc
awful destruction Of human life, caused ~ SeNua!
ds.uacs. and tie dccCPtiuus PraCtic"d Cp"n the
frtu"a;n victims of such diseases By GulrSs. have
dirartso their Consulting Surgeon, - Charitable
Act WORTHY Of their ,rinc To- give Medical advice
Gratis, to all persons jiu7 afflicted. who apply by
letter, v,igh description al ;.icr condition, ia",
occupation. hrbt+ OF life, &c.,) ana IN cases vi ~
poverty and suffering, - FvG?'lgI MEu!GiN&s
rgEC OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent 1ns;itu-
tia:, established by sp.cin cndHwHcnt. for the &c
!ini 81 ~. sci and distressed, afflicted III; - E"d-
irnj uuf Ffi cInic Diseases" 1t has nov surplus
al IA ass gaich the Directors have v"t-d Ia cxpcud
in uive tsinr tn" above Notice. II Is needless L" add
that ta Asspcia;ion commands the h. hest McaICoi
skill OF l age and will furnish tho most approved
modern treatment.
Just published, y the Association, Report
Sorrn;tturr!...a or miunl Weakness, TN, vice, a!
OuaniSin MnsIurbatiuu OF Scf-.i base, a:id other
Diseases OF the Sexual Gr"uu=, bT ;ila Consulting
Surgeon, which viii be cent by mail, trn " ~e':."I
cuvcEo;;aD FREE OF CHARGE, Oh the receipt ..
two stamps Tor p"stn@c. -
Adde'S, Dr. GEO. K. CALHOUN, ConsuliI <
SD,r-cun. Howard .is-ucialicn, 10. South NINTH
Street. Philadelphia. Pa Ey order % the Directors
Gru. + AlR :l,ILH, Scc'y. l.. D. EEAEI,WEl-L,
August - iS5G. President.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
upPrRyII1E arIITaRY A0ADEiIYf.
y = = ARsfsrRoNG, Priaoipal.

- W
T5HE next session of the above named Institution
In ADDITION 70 all the usual English brancheSs laiii'
rinJtics NaturIl Philosophy Chemistry Dawn 2,
Ancient and Modern Languages wiit be thoroughly
taught A suitable apparatus to iinstrate expert
ncnts in Natural Philosophy and Cheihlstry has
been procured The Principal has had an exPe-
iuc several years in his profession, and Is aided
bv roInDetent teachers The location IS very desi-
rabIe being in one of the most healthy and moral
narIs of virginia; and all suitable recommendation
have beenpruyiied for students The MILITARY
FEATURE will be continued in the School, as 1t has
been found to be highly conducive to good order and
discipline.
J. WELBY ARMSTRONG, Trinity College, Dublin
T. W SMITH william and Mary College, OIathe-
,li.sI mud Natural Sciences Instructor IN Tactics
7. II. L'HUILlER. Geneva College, Noaer" Lon
TN. TURNER, English Department.
RErEREScEs-
Hon. JAMES NJ MAsoz, Washington City, or via!
Rev G q. N' Kts.oLvrSo, sIiddleburg P. o., va
J.P. DULAxEv, Esq. Upperyille P. O., Va.
JoHE D. CARTEH, Esq,
DR.. J. r. GRAY,
J. II. SHERRAKD. Esq, Cashier aFtncFs bahES IN
chester, Virginia.
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition, per scholastic year. $500
Modern u-uages and Drawing, per session. 10
s.For Circulars containing full infnrnatiUn APP
yly 10 the Principal, JI2PeyviHs p. O., IA.
s.UpoeryiIle is five miles from Piedmont Station
on the Manassa Gap Rail Road.
ADrlI-; ,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
Ga~to1.,a @otel..

TOUT
MOT having sold my HOTEL. PROPERTY, as ad
~ vrrgiscd 81, the li.il March. it is st ia Inare
Private Sale. Any wishing 81. gage in this
business viii tiud il ,lai,I Die l0ca lion, and Pur
chase il on the most advantageous terms. shall
continue to carry the business il disposed q,
end the public may rest assured every attention shall
b" "ivtIlby /. y. CARTER.
April !. lS56-E.
Herald OF Freedom. Winchester virgininn, and
Spirit of Democracy. New MARKET, please copy aud
s.nd hills To this ntTi,,.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
DEAILlS-

In Bolivar, August DIST, HESTER ANN, daughter
81 ~. and Mary Mathews, aged il n.onths and
u days.
It Kcrrvvilr Va. on the I';h inst, whittier she
lad CON" for tn. benefit ui her health, HANNAH j.
WAS!HNGTOE, daughter OF Perrin Wushiug tor,
Ii II MnahIn Ton city.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
EI)erial 55)otires,
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Dg divine permission the Sacrament Of the Lords
Supper vii! hc administered i'll the Presbyterian
Church in this town next Sabbath morning
There will hr preaching by tie Rev. Dr. Baker, at
II o'clock, 4. NJ, and at o'clock, p. NJ
September 6, lSj6.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06

NEW BOOKS.
TUE g Mystery Evil and Good - g Fashiona
j bic Life by Mrs. Eastman the Z" War PATH
BIZ the Author of Wild Western Scenes; - tho
" Kingdom which shall not be destrOyed'' by Rev
AIerioriti of the Rev WnIs NJ jackson % :. Lin
ds' By Mrs. Caroline Lee HSnIz; a Robert Ora
h ~ - Sequel Linda - also Hatpef'S Maya
zine for august iust received aud for sale by
,.IlE 26, lss6. HELLER & COOKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
rnfiIeIA.. 10 "a :

ERGINI.a, 70. wit -;
the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, Virginia,
: II May Both Is56,
/ 5a1rcs v. More and James Burr, Plaintiff,
u AGAINST
John w. Kehnedy and Nathan S. White, Trustees.
Il and Gerard D. Moore, a. ] O'Bannon, and And.
Hunter, Trustees, Utterbein Hoffman, Michael
Il Blue, Thomas Eli Buchanan, Adam 5. cambridge,
Leonard Shdler, William Hunter. Minor Hurst,
William Lucas, Robert Lucas, The Bank of the
II Valley in Virginia, and Benjamin Lucas,
: Extract from Decree.)
It ia further ordered, that this cause by like con-
sent, be refet-cd Commissioner 20 ascertain and
report what leins said land, Ito wit, the land
ia the bill nisntioncd.) their priority, and what mo-
mics i'll the hands of Gera I'd D. Moore, and to
whom the Is payable and any other matter he
may deem pertinent, or any Of the parties may re
luire in order tar distribution Of the fumes arr
sing from said sale
copy-Tes;e, Il. T. BROWN, Clerk.
The Partias to the above suit and all persons in
tarcstcd, are hereby notified, that Tuesday, Sep
tcnbsr the 9Th, 1856, the Office of W hite Bolts,
in CharIest.rvn at the hour of TO- a. NJ will pro
coed execute the above decree, at which time and
pIaC: they ! re require" to attend.
, Given under my hand Commissioner of said
Court this 9th day of August, 1856.
August 9, Is55-5t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-06
, T I NJ A L E.. S H @ 0 L

TIVE undcrsign cd, beg leave TO inform the public
/ that trcy Vii open a School ir the instructions
al young L1di :, in Char..st"wn, in the over
the Drug Store d B.llcr & Cooke. ON the ISt of
$eptcMh er, pr0XiGnO. Every branch Of | arm
,Uyt i. the school and the striccst attention will
be pnid the department and good conduct Of the
Young ladies entrusted to their For further
information, the undersigned refer Drs. Alexan-
d-rand Blackburn, and Mossrs Asquith ana White.
The terms Of sutton Will BE-: made known parents
and guardians bv application to the undersigned.
MIR. *. MRS. 5. II. KErTLEWELL.
August %, lS5O.--;!