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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
THE LATEST INVENTION!

MIR. EDITOR: We have just noticed an adver-
1HA tiscmcnt in the Gree Press, Of Messrs. John
WASHING NACHIEE,'' and it winds up with a
threat, and caution, to any P5rson who may use
'.any machine, being an Infringement upon the
above described patcnt.''
Now, hGvs inherited a Washing Machine,
and have heard thar these gentlemen have become
somewhat uneasy, and are trying to brighten per-
machines, wish to say the public that our ma
chine is no Infringement theirs, whatever. How
the Patent Office will soon test that have
Model there at this time. Our machine consists
cfan ECCENTRIC RUBBER, pressing the articles
which are to be washe! against the Spring wash
We have never yet departed from our profession
al business, and think the gentlemen that inter
fering with our machine had better go to their old
trades, for they are better judges of that than they
of machinery.
VIM. A. SUDDITH & SON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
MARRIED..

On Thursday the Gath inst, by the Rev. C. E.
Amber, the residence of the brides mothcr DR.
WM. MCPHERSON FULLER, of Winchester, to
Mrs. JANE d. MAC FARLAND, daughter OF TIE
late Judge l. r. Douglass OF this county.
At RIPPoa, in this county, on the 22d inst. by
Ref. NUrval Wilson, AR. GEO. E. 5. PHIL
Fps 10 Miss HANNAH T. BLAKE, daughter
OF Mr.. Charles Btake--alI Of this county.
IA kindly remembrance OF the Printer was mani
fested by portion OF the Brides Cake which &C.
companIed the above notice. May the most glo-
rious anticiPaIions of the happy couple be mUIe
Than r>alized5l
Near Doniphan City, Kansas Territory, by the
Rev. Mr.. Ryan, Mr.. SAML. J. CRAIGHiLL
formerly g: This county, and Miss SALLY c:
BARROW.
AT Pleasant Hill, BY Rev. H shaull, on The
l5.h inst. Mr.. JOHN w. FIRTH to Miss
PHOEBE a. DORSEY-aH of this county.
On Thursday l7Ih inst by Rev. D. G. Brago-
nier. Ne. 60. FERRILL 10 hiss CATHA-
RiNE GRANFdAM, daughter of Lewis Gran
Iaam, Esq.. all of Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
CLASSIFICATION OF JUSTICES
OF JEFFERSON COUNTY.
FOR THE QUARTERLY TERMS.

MARCH TERM, 1859. ,yA,.E,
Braxton Da -enport, Presiding Justice Logan
0sbonrH+Wn F Alexander, Joseph l. Russell and
.sUss, 1859.
Braxton Davenport, Charles Lewis, John Hess,
Elchelberger and A NJ Ball.
.. AUsUsr, 1859.
Turk and D L Henscll.
..... : NOVEMBER, 1859.
B Davenport, John w McCurdy, Chambers,
Moses w Burr and James Logic.
MARCH, 1860.
B Davenport. Robert w Baylor C Mason, Is :.
rael Russell and John H NlcEndree.
- JUNE, 1860.
b Davenport, Isaac S Tanner, John W Grantham
nd George Stephenson.
FOR THE MONTHLY TERMS IN EACH YEAR
JANUARY.
B Davenport. H Willis, David Fry, W Turk
and David L HenseIl
Davenport, c Lewis, John Hess, C W Eich-
elbergcr and A NJ Ball.
Davenport, Logan OsbOurn, VIM F Alexander
Joseph L Russell and John Quiglcy.
MAY.
Davenport, John Smith, John NJ Engle. 7
Russell and VIM B Morrison.
Davenport, Roger Chew, John Lock, Geor &c
W Little and Joseph Welshans.
SEPTEMBER.
Davenport, Tanner John W G.antham
and George Stephenson.
Davenport, II W Baylor, + Mason, Israel
Russell and John H McEndree.
B Davenport, John w NcCurdy, E Fl Chambers,
Moses w Burr and James Logic.
March and August are the Grand Jury Terms
All the Quarterly Terms are Jury Terms. Whe. a
vacancy occurs, the new incumbent takes the place
assigned his predecessor.
fczte, T A. MOORE, Clerk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

TTNHE undersigned having purchased of Messrs.
l. Rohr & Davis the right for making and vcnd-
ing their Improved Washing Machine in the coun-
tics of Berkeley and Jefferson, caution the public
contain the particulars secured By their Letters
Patent:
They claim the obstruction of the Fluted Rotary
Device, the Sliding ReciProcating Scoop with fluted
or Grooved squeezcr or Washing Board, with Yoke
and Pendant devices arranged, combined and op-
Grated as the ma nner fully described
III Letters Patent.
Thcutlnost extent of the law will be enforced
against all using any Machine being an infringe
ment upon the above described patent
: = JOHNSON s. STEVENS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26

49, ~ ~, entirety Inci,v fT,sI,,5
asto the demand and prices. There = M uu.9
Whatever for Super. Flour for eSnort Snota,in
are almost nominal viz Sc rs for choiee' HoSrorS
street ana Ohio Super, and Sc per hbi fnr M,
niIsi there we're no transactions reporteds tn dsy
wOrny OF mention. Extra is also very dull at Ga TX
9r Onio and 81 per Dbl for Howard st.eet and Civ
mus: Corn Meal 75a$3 SFA for Oity Mills. and
81 10 per Dbl for Brandywine. Rye -four e dun at
previous prices. = = i!-i S- -
GRAN...0f Wheat 1900 bushels offered ltbis
hosnlngS and good to choice white sold at 7Oa1 90
anu goods,r red at 50a$l 53 per bushel. OF Corn
S5!OOo bushels offered, mostly yellow, aud good to
prime dry white sold at tears cts, and do. yellow
at SASS eta for Maryland and Virginia. and 52a56
cents per 6ushe for good to prime Pennsylvania at
e5a96 cts per blshel.
MoLAssEss-The only transaction reported to. day
was 80 bbls New Orleans at'40 cts per gallon. The
market Is. very quiet at previous quotations
PRoNrsIoNs+-Sales are not large but prices rnle
htm. 'Pork-We quote Western Mess at $Is7b.
and do-Pritne ct 10 75aSl4 per Dbl. We notice
sales of 10000 lbs Hog round, out of condition at
S4af cts for Shoulders, Sides aud Hams; also, Is
bids Shoulders at 73cts cash aud full we quote
prime Shoulders and Sides at las cents per ib.-
BAeon-Sales of some SO hhds Shoulders and Sides
in lobbing lots,at Sal0 cts and small lots Hams at
10al2 cts Id. Lard-We quote prime Western and
City leaf at l23 cts; butchers u cts and refined
l4al4E cts per Id.
SEEDS.-The demand for Glover continues very
limited, and prices are lower, sales to>being at Ga
IS 25 per bushel, as before quoted.
SUGAR-For New Orleans is a fair demand from
grocers, with sales of 100 hhds on private terms
and 50 hhds do. at 7aT4 per h. No otheritraus-
acnous reported to-day ;prices remain unaltered.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
SCHOOL NOTICE.

1f1 School for children from 3 to g years of age
She will also take class of children from to 10,
for writing and arithmetic.
A class of little boys for Latin Grammer, like
wise French if desired.
She will give lessons the Piano Forte also in
Drawing and Painting.
Pecuniary losses, together with having her only
child afflicted in his health. compels her to seek
she hopes this appeal to the humanity Of generous
public and christian community will not be dis
regarded; and that by giving strict attention to
H.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR ABARGAW

THE "PROSPECT HILL, farm, belonging to
= Daniel Moler, Esq, containing about 275
ity ':red land - with 60 acres of TIMER consId
cradle quantity of beautiful Chestnut; farm divi.
ded into lO hclds; seven have access to running
Moro than one halt of the fencing Is of Chestnut
entire fencing in good condition.. !.
Improvements consist of two new, neatand com
Portable DWELLING HOUSES; Barn with Sic
bling, Sc, underneath, and Corn House, also new
with all other necessary out buildingsin good re-
pair. Water-A very fine and never failinS Spring
of EXCELLENT WATER within few steps Of
the house. Location-Within = miles of Harncris
Ferry and Bolivar, of a mile of Eeeptryst Fur
mace, where there is ia Merchant Mill, Saw and
Plaster Mill, and two Ware Houses toreceive rim
and produce to be shippedby Chcsapcak Ike and Ohio
Canal to the District markets. In short, for soil
improvements, water and location this farm offers
facilities rarcly met with, being enough to
HarPcr'S Ferry (the best produce market in tn,
Eallcy,) for market farm, where every thing that
could be raised would command the highest cash
prices.
This farm could be divided if desirable by pur-
chasers, making the road leading from the toll gate
or turnpike to the furnace. the line of division,
thereby throwing to each portion new Dwelling
Payments made to suit the purchaser,
Nov. l6, 1888. S: II. BROWN: =
TSlCAARD B: -EyASt1SGToN, ESQ, intending;
Az to remove from the county of Jefferson has u
thorized me to sell his very VALUABLE LANDED
ESTATE: IN said county, consisting of 3 Tracts
! list, So BLAKELEY.'' at the head waters
the north fork of the Bullszn run, one of the most
desirable farms in the Valley of Virginia contain
ing about $40 ACRES of first class limestone land
of which about 70 acres in TIMBER stu sFs5t
ated within three miles OF the Winchester & W.
Potomac Railroad Depot at Charlcstown, with --l-
Mills, &c..convenicnt. The improvements consist
of fine BRICK DWELLING, with eight rooms be:
9 7I Dressing Room, Basement and Attic, Brick
Il buses for Overseer and Servants, Stone Meat
House, and fine Orchard of good fruit, splendid
Spring, CIstcrns, Well of " alter close to Kitchen
good Stables and Corn House. The farm is we'll
supplied with running. water, with access to came
from every field large portion of the fencing is
OF stone, and chestnut rails with locust posts
Sd, Attract of very superior TIMBER LAND.
containing about 100 ACRES, being part of the
sSSsS SSRkCH"OOD TRACT.'' The land is
- also of superior quality and is within half
mile of the Winchester & Potomac Railroad
This tract will bc divided iEtfesired to suit pur-
chasers. For terms apply to the subscriber, at
Charlestown, Jefferson County, Virginia.
August 81. 1853 " NJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26

VIE subscriber wishing to dispose of his srs
Z, Will offer at Private Sale the farm upon vzbirh
'neresldes, known as .sAIANTIPIEE,s p ecnfajnirs-
Il ONE HUNDRED AND sixty ONE ACREs-
'lot hrst-rate limestone Land. The farm IL ait
naled on The PherdssoEn and Snlithfield Turn
Pl.1Ie, one mile north Of 1&etoIn and within "a
1nlles OF Kearney syille, n DebBt 81 the b. q O. p
6;s, Is very convenient p BILLS Ckurches, Post
1!llee and school. II is in fine ssats of cultiSa
n9n, and is well improved, having a GOOD -
bns..l nLiNG HOUSE, ALI necessary our isssItA
s HpaGTER in the county. and a coon YOUNG
,Als9 "SgRING GROVE, coptainine ON
Acres, and adjoininly the abo|e fsr,n ,rSis 60
one ef an hFs-rate state of cultivation, and L.
ne % me pest Watered farms in the county hayns<
upon 1t THREE GSuD SPRINGS of EyssS[ieIIs,s
tre escb ga BGld Stream running throughi lis CEN
IL IL mas upon it two comfortable DYSEIIJNCI
~ hSooSSES' sead Barn, Corn House; Sc. Roth If
me tne ABOVE Farms aFe WELL l;rINBERED For
further particulars apply to 4=AeHD' -"
GEORGE d. WILTSHIRE,
Dec. 81. '5s-sm. - emerson county, va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
Coal Oil,
Goal Gil.
Goal Oil.

TINE COAL OIL & PARAFFINE CO., of Balti-
4 moro, are now prepared and offer FOR SALE,
above Gay. their SUPERIOR COAL OIL, 60
Wholesale and retail, which for BRlLLIAN- EfFt-kh]
CY of LIGHT, ECONOMY of USE, and SIk81;SSsA
remarkable freedom from all DISAGREEABIE
ODOR, cannot be surpa sscd, and little liable to
smoke as not even to soil the chimney when being
carried in strong draft. The very great difficult
ty which has heretofore existed in regard to the
supply of oil of an uniform quality. will now be
obviated, as the Company have made complete ar
rangcments for meeting all demands.
Dealers in the country can have a SAMPLE
Sent THEM upon application. Address,
COAL OIL AND PARAFFINE CO..
80 No. II West Baltimore ST..
Feb. &c, '59.-1y: Baltimore, Md
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
NoTTO~.

MIR. and MRS, HOGAN. will remove their school
1TI on the LIST of April, to the house adjoining
Mrs. Shirleys, south of the Bank In addition to
the school for young Ladies, few boys will be ia
ken. The two departments separate in all respects
will be conducted by Mr.. and Mrs H., interchange
ably, as occasion may require. =
Boys when entered must not be twelve years
of age, and classical pupils will be preferred.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
OUR TERMS

\" OUR TERMS.
w EresPectIIlly inform our friends ard Gust, e
mers that hereafter We cannot. give the long !,
diligence that has been me habit heretofore 81 III
house We desire TO sell goods to all good an n
PGnctnal buyers on the following terms
January ist,.or a negotiable note, payabie at =
stipulated da:e. Those iavng transient or irreg-
Ti, " III r. Seive them twice year: Jan.
~ L J ouS iSts at which tiTGe VIC will consider
she EN- Que and payment expected.
We H"EE these terms viii meet the views OF our
cUs"mers as VIC believe it will promote the inter-
est OF all parties as determined to sell all
goods Ct every description Kept by low as
they can be had in the county for cash or credit.
KEARSLEY, SHEERER, & co. ?,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26


VIRGINIA, to-wit:
At Rules held in the Clerks office Of the Circuit
Court of jefferson County, on the 9th day of March
1859.
George F. Abel, Trustee for Amanda ,,,,,er
Miller and her children, H.
against tx CHANcEnY
George W. Miller, d. N. Fl North, and !
Minerva, his wife, late Minerva Miller,
j. Hodges and Mary Jane Hodges, his
wife. late Mary Jane Miller, Wahlon
II. Miller, nd Ann Norvila Miller, Dcf'is
infant children of John G.. Miller and
Amanda Miller his wife, and the said
John G.. Miller and Amanda Miller
his wife.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree to sell
tract of land lying partly in Jefferson county and
mountain, conveyed to Geo. Abel, Trustee for
Amanda Miller and her children, and to distribute
the proceeds among the parties interested and the
portion coming to Amanda Miller and her infant
childrenas the Court may direct.
TT.appcarrng on affidavit filed in this snit that
4 the detcndcnts all non residents of this State
they are hereby required to appear here within one
month after due publication of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect their interests in this
matter. =
1t is further ordered that copy of this order be
published once week, for four successive weeks in
jefferson county and posed at the front door of the
the next County Court, -
R. +. BROWN, Clerk.
March . $50 Al
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26

we have Just returned from V1slt 10 the wol ks
s,ts-coSIT on and faffn company Of Baltimore,
s;.uotod ON Leadenhall on Hambu re- streets. The
;,lins of dis establishment cover space OF 800
- ON feet and W ere erected at acost of over
,..,..l tl,ousand dollars. They possess a capaci.
-. for manufacturing ten thousand gallons of oil
~. lav of superior quality to beauty and tility
W. arc penning this article by the light shcd from
. small lamp burning this oil II is clear trans
rareut fluid, closely resembling te Purest amber,
and is kably free from disagreeable odor aud
NAV be carried about without producing sufficient
smoke to soil the glass chimney. The room in
which this is written is twenty feet square, and is
80 well lighted by single lamp in the centre, that
VIC can see TO read any ordinary type in all parts
while the light is so sof and mellow that the weak
est eyes are not affected by it Upon the scole of
economy there cannot be question of its desira-
bifity. -.--.4...s
The light given by this lamp at cost of Ia cts
per hour, superior to that OF five good sperm
dies, which would cost at least five cents per hour
To the stndcnt, to the seastrsss, and to all those
whose habits or necessities require them to use ar
titiciaI light this oil will be found boon very
great value, particularly astGnder the ngcments
ofthis company the quality will be uniform, and
the supply adequate to the increasing demand thus
ubvi1ting the difficulties which heretofore have al
most caused the consumption of the article to
cease.
The Baltimore public and those who visit the city
will do we'll to call at the store of the company II
West Baltimore street, whore they may at alt tim6o
sec the oil bu rnng, and judge fox themselves as
the beauty and economy Of the Fight This enter
prise is highly ereditable TO our city, and is dcs-
tined to add materially to its business. The COM
pany has best wishes for its increasing success.
BGltimCre 4, gus.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
SU RY 70 r.
REAL ESTATE "A G ENT,
CONVEYANCE AaD CoIIECrOR.
.eHARLEsToWN, JEFFERSON coU MY, va.

Saving locatedin Charlestowl ershis servf-
eee as suryeyorto the Land hole Of Jefferson
and the adjoining counties. Ais1, to act os
agent for the Sails, Purchase or Renting of REAL,
ESTATE in the counties of Jefferson, Berkeley
Clarke, Loudoun and Frederick, elsewhere.-
And to Investigate titles, maFesearch for and sur
Yey oflands in Western Virgins.
8J-DEEDS OF BARGAIN and SALE, and RE-
LEASE, &c. prepared to order,
All claims placed m my hands for collection will
receive prompt attention. Prompt attention to
Any Reference given that may be desired
% Office that formerly occupied by VIM. G..
Worthington. -
August 81, 1S58-fY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26

-. Some cra5! Democrat says that afte
the ele,'iion the Opposition will sing
'.Oh! ~ iiey We have missed thee
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26

E Ex-Governor Carnpbsll, of Virginia,
died at Abingdon, 18th instant, aged about
eighty years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26

EB Judge yEsPAs1AN ELLIS, died in
Washington, a few days ago. ST Dropsy.-
lie was so years Of age. lie was well
known politician, and was the editor of the
American Organ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
RUSSIA aALHE

TINS is a purely ycgetabie Compound, and Is =
L Russian preparation Of great efhcacy. The sea
cret OF its preparation was brought TO This country
by a Hussfan colder, in 1922. The following are
among the diseases for which the Russia Safye ia
applicable, and in which ii has sovereign power
Burma Cuts, Corns, Scaldz ChilblaiRs, Piles Sore
Nipples and Rolls. Price y cts. per box, Just re-
ceived and for sale by c. E. BELLEa < CO q
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1859-03-26
CHANCE FOR a. sFECULArIoN

CHANCE FOR "A REGULATION
/ Al authorized to sell a tract of reproductive
4 'Red Ore' land, belonging to George w Lit.
tie and others, containing abont $50 Acres, lying
on the eastern Bank of the Shenandoah river in
Jefferson county, of which about 100 acres rein
cultivation Forty acres being very superior BOT
TOM LAND, the remainder in GOOD TT MRER
The upland abounds in IRON 9aE Of superior
quality and in great quantities, Epprosed to be "a
cxhaustible. This is also fine grazing farm gnd
iOrtablei improve consisting of TWO NEW
@vrA DWELLING HOUSES, and several small
1TftpR tenemcnts, barn, corn house, dairy &c
p.iLA and very f6c spring of pure nd soft water
not surpassed anywhere, also spring in each field
upon the farms The Alex. Loudoun & Hampshire
Railroad is10cated within short distance of this
land Also an IRON FURNACE on one side, and
FORG On the other, with merchant mill in 81 ht
Of house, (of Ia of milc.)
Payments made to suit the purchaser
In this tract Of land great bargain can be had By
Immediate application to S. H. BROWN
October 26, '5S.-tf.