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yS4F $l2s '$S4tsasg%ssssSs Au& 0ata MARKET.
@ AUausTA, April 10.-C Cotton mora active and firm
er;; sales 40 bales Middings 25a25*. Receipts
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 10.-Rio Coffee firm. Stock
4 light. Sugar quiet Flour frmer, at SIS 75al5 OO
N wheat .ssarse. @ Corn advancing; all grades 2asc
baik meats nominal Whiskey dull.
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Il a5- 4HE HEALING POOL;3AND HOUSE OF
MERoY.-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
X9a4ag. Xa4..sI VI. .ssp the QRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE
With snre naeans Of rolief Sent sealed letter On
velopes, free OF charge. Address Dr.. :. sKI1Ln
HoUaHToN, Howard Association, Phfladelphia, Pa
January Is ss .s.. -A ~,
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New. OrIeana ! e.xa.

New On1EANs, April 1o.special orders No. Z
have: reference to the election Of public officers,
the State Of ousiana not yet having beep receiv-
ed into the Union. ( !, n n;
An election: previously heldSat Livingston Par
1sh, contrary to the direction contained in the
order; is declaed null and void s: -;.=;ss -: -.
Y Aslotles l sieMsassa ~ e the parish westH Of Baton
the orders,for registration were issued to-day.
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. H%HAILS VEGETABLE HCIILAN :HAR
REVIEWER has proved itself be the most perfect pre-
paEasion for the hair ever offered, % the public y
Is vegetable compound and contains no injurious
properties Whatever. ss3
IT WILL RESTORE CRAY KAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL,
COLOR 5, 5, N ..::5ga5: .:5ga: 5fl7' --"- m
It win keep tho hair from falling out
and siIken 2'A 4 fI:E9tsr.ss fI:Esr.ss S 8 5.5i.f l5S -
It is splendid hair dressing
No person old or young, should hil to useit II s.
IT Is REooa1MEHDED AND USED BY TrIsi rIRsrr =
MEDICAL AUTHORITY. d "a. .---t = :
Hs- AJAX for Halls Vegetable sctlian hair Renever.
and take no other. B. P. HALL & co. 9'
N ,s Nashua N. n, Proprietnrs.
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N, 5@ Fentan hInvennents. "a Y :ss,.a NJ
BUFFALO April 10.-The Commandant at Fort
Erie reports q; prominent Fenian Engineer taking
plans Of the frontier below the Suspension Bridge,
and he asks for reinforcements. s NJ,
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Stock can be had on application to i
January % tuth r. q. LopER Cashier
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From Mobile.

MOBILE. April 10.-The fremen's annual parade
took place to-day. The procession was over mile
rated, presented ma gnif fcant appearance. |; The
streets were thronged, and latter the parade the
fremen were addressed in the theatre by several
The Lone Star Base; Ball Club from New Or
leans, and the Dramatic, from Mobile, played a
match game to-day, the Lone Star winning by %
scoresof 80 ~. ;SS4 sF;F 53337 -
Sales Of Cotton for the day $50 bales. Market
dull. MiddIings 25s Receipts 62 -, s., \ 'fN.fsi
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The very simple sentence 'tDas gelngt. dem
Kunstlern, is terribly murdered rin the tame and
ineegant seEhe man makes out TO ido it", So, IN
the 5th line, he speaks Of the ring as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-03
DIED.

In Richmond. on Saturday morning the cath uIt.,
In the 4Si year of her age, Mrs. SARAH JANE,
wife Of James Nees1n. Es1.. formerly OF Fsirmont,
West Viz GINA. Mrs. NeesOn hal been in feeble
health for some mOnths-the result of a severe Ill
ness Of typhoid fever. Still her death was sudden,
and occurred during the aL8rnce of her husband,
who, though summoned home instantly, arrived
only to learn sdeep bereavement and pay the last
tribute OF respect and devotion to her earthly re.
mains. Mrs. ". was a lady of the must es.imable
for her intelligence, her
qIick and ready imagination, and excellent com.
mon sense.
In Shepherdstown. on the morning Of the esth
ult., Mrs. PARMELIA DWARDS, in the 4ith
year OF her age.
In Frederick county, Nd. on the oath ultim0,
LEALA MARSHALL, daughter Of Thomas and
Mollie E. Hii!eary. aged year, months and ID
days.
On the 2sth uIt, in Berkeley county, Mr.. p. C.
ROBINSON, aged 81 years.
At her residence near DarkesviIe, Mrs. PIETY
TABLER, cOnsOrt of Adam Tabler, deceased, aged
u years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-03
Tribute of Respect.

At regular meeting of Phoenix Division, No. 10,
Sons Of Temperance, at Dufield's Depot, the fol-
lowing Preamble and Resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted -
wEsREAs 1t has pleased Almighty God in His
infinite goodness To remOVe from Order our be-
loved Brother JOHN MILLER; Therefore as a tri.
butte OF respect to the memory Of the deceased
Brother,
RESOLVED, That the Division has lost one of its
consistent and jealous advocates of the cause
of TemPerancc-the community upright and
worthy citizen, pieasan nd fla ble in his ma ners
kind ana charitable in his judgment OF others con-
scientiouSly upright inal! his dealings, he has won
the good name and esteem OF ALL The Christian
Church has lost bright and shining Ii.ht il seem.
ing ever TO b. his chief desire, know and DO the
will of his Heavenly. Father, and he has left the
bright assurance from his cOnd gh
life, that nc has To that bright haven of rest
above. where sickness aud sOrTOw never known
but where all is joy and peace.
REsoLvED. Therefore, that We deeply symPathize
with his bereaved family and friends, but we re-
jocc with them in the hope and belief that loss
his eternal gain.
RESOLVED, That the members the usual
badge of mourning thirty days, and n copy Of these
resolutions be transmitted to his family.
&. w. CURRIE,
THOMAS LINK,
Committee.
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JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.

THE next Session of my School for Young La
L dies will commence WEDNESDAY, llIh
day OF SEPTEMBER, 1867, and close the last
THURSDAY IN JUNE, 1865.
Being provided with competent Assista nts, every
advantage for a thorough course in English, Music
and the Languages. VIII be afforded. The course
of study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will he paid 10 Music, ard
Pupils will be required to play at the Musical Sol
rees, which will be given once in two months, when
the friends of the Pupils can have opportunity
to judge of their progress.
ENoLIsH DEPARTMENT.- Mas. FORREST.
MATMEMATrcs AND LANGUAGEs.-MTssI IRENE
LEACIIE.
Instrumental MUsIC-MHs RICHARDSON.
Vocal MUsIc-NIIst MAMIE FORREST.
Terms:
BOARD and TUITION in ENGLISH and LATIN
per session. ....-----.... ..........- SS2UO.
One half in and the remainder on the first of
January.
Lights and Washing Extra. The usual dcduc-
ton made for pupils who remain only during the
scholastic week.
DAY SCHOLARS.
Senior Class. $50
intermediate and Junior Class. 40
PRIMARY CIass.. "............... 50
Instrumental Music. 90
vocal Music. 90
Drawing. .SU
French, u erman Italian and Spanish, each. 40
References:
OJ-Thc Clergy Of Ihe different denomiuatio in
ChaFlestOwn, aud she patrons of the School.
For further particulars apply to
Mas. <. NJ. FORREST,
CharlcstOwn, Jefferson County.
September }, 1867.
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Baltimore Markets.
FRrDAv, August 50, 1867

FRIDAV, August 80, 1867.
GoLp-I422.
FLouR.-The market generally is dull, and es-
peciaIIy for Western brands. Yesterday there was
sale Of $50 bbls good Howard Street Extra ; TO-
20 We quote from 5 toto $40 80. Rye Flour is
lower. We repeat our last range of quotations,
though quite nominal IN the Absence OF sHles How
ard Street Super and Cut Extra Ija IS %, Extra
Shipping do. 9 lisa s 10 p, High Grades do 10 50a
SI0T5, Family do IL 5OH u 90; City Mills Super
s 751 10 10, SIandaT I'd Extra do : 10 90. Shipping
Brands Extra do. Ola 8 II 30; Baltimore, WeIch's
Greenfield and WevertOn Family SI3 90. Rye
Flour, s 5Oa 50 90. Corn Meal, 25a SIS so.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were light to-day, on
ly =, 900 bushs white and $500 hushs d offered;
d.ma good aud prices cts better, with sales of
GOO bushs choice Virginia Valley rad at 81 30. 500
bushs prime at 50 3d. 500 bushs good at 25a S22s,
900 6ushs ordinary at lOa , is, and 500 bu hs
inferior at T5a 81 95. OF white 900 bushs sold
ranging as to quality from 50 IOfor inferior to So
IS for choice. C0Tn-Only 200 bushs OF both white
etricted report 6OO bushs mixed and prime
white at o5a s OS; 200 bushs yellow at : is,
and $50 bushs mixed do. at s 10. Oats, As to 65
cts, according TO quality. Rye, Asa 81 50.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health IN
u few weeks by a very simple 'emcdy, otter having
suffered for several years with severe lung afIec
zion, and that dread disease COnsumptiOp-isa nX-
iOus make known his fellow sufferers the
of
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree of chaTge-) With the dircC
lions for preparing the same, which they will find
= SURE cURE for CONsUNPTIOS, ASTHMA ,RRoSCHTTIs
COUGHS, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung affections.
The only object of the advertiser ia sending the
Prescription Is TO benefit the afflicted, and spread
Information which he cOnceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
it will cost them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, trees by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county, New York.
MAY IL lSh1=lY
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Buckeye Grain Drill
AND
GRASS SEED SOwER.

II HIS celebrated Drill and Seed Sewer has be-
i come 80 well established and is so favOrably
known throughout the States of New York, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, OHIO, Michigan, In
diana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Wis.
"Onsin aud Kansas, that it Is universally conceded
to he the leading Drill in the country and the fact
that the demand for the buckeye is greater tina
for all the other Drills put together in the West
conclusive evidence OF its superiority.
IT HAS A ROTARY FE EDER, which carries the grain
down and forces it through the apeTtures in the
bottom OF the hopper. Will sow all kinds of grain
and grass seeds in any desired quantity without
any change OF bottom Or gear:ngs. ItNever Bunch
the Grain ut distributes il in stream
whiChis not done by most OF the other Drills Never
Breaks the Grain, which is imPOrtan for broken
II will not grow ard IL certainly lost. Plaster and
GUanO Sewers are attached when desired and are
second to none in tine world. The Buckeye is pro-
vded with Land Measure Surveyor which
measures and registers the number of acres the
seeding progresses.
- This Drill will he exhibition at the Carter
House, III CharlcstOwn, on SatuI day, August I7Ih.
RANSOM 4 DUKE,
Agents tor jefferson County.
August ID, 1885.
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The Lost Child--Full Particulars.

A correspondent of the stauntOu Spectator
writes:
@Ou Thursday the Sth instant daughter
of Joseph 7. Mayo, living on the Blue Ridge
mountain near Hanback, rock, was sent by
some of the family to drive of some cattle to
prevent them from breaking in upon their
corn field, when she became bewildered aud
wandered of, and was not found until the
evening of the ninth day, although the noun
tain was filled for days by persons from the
counties of Augusta and Nelson. The SYM
pathies of the people of both counties as far
as heard was enlisted in her behalf, and young
and old were out TO md her. Occasionally
a track could be found believed to be hers
then a spot where it was thought she had
lain but could not see her until Friday eve.
ming the 10th instant, when she was found.
The preceding day and good part of the
night was very stormy, and on this day she
laid under a rock, which kept her entirely
dry, and dog came to her and remained with
her all day, aud left after she fell asleep, but
she did not leave until the day she was found.
a few persons, some four OF five, thought it
a favorable time to look for her, the ground
being quite wet, aud believing, If alive and
she moved out, that some trace could be seen.
One of the party came upon her track, aud
searched for her some time, and gave it up
in the evening returned again, but finally
gave up the search, and leaving, happened to
look behind him and saw her creeping after
him, scarcely able to walk, her clothes near
ly torn of, barefOoted, her feet bleeding, and
her legs terribly bruised and lacerated with
the brush and rocks over which she had pass
ed. Her mother had become perfectly fran
tic with grief, although she had not been per-
mitted to have any control over her, nor was
she allowed to either visit speak to her
since she was three months old, having, on
some frivolous Pretext on the part OF her
husband aud his family, been driven of and
not permitted to see her children, it is said.
Still the mothers love, it possible, was strong
er than if she had always been with her,
and on the mothers behalf the sympathies of
the community were aroused, as well as for
the child. She is in her eleventh year, and
her condition when found was truly Pitiable
the stOutest heart would have been melted
and his tears made to flow. She was nearly
starve6-nothing to eat for nine days except
few berries occasionally, aud when found
she had fragments of her apron and dress
filed with berries, which she had saved for
fear of not being able to procure any more
and it is not believed by those that found her
that she would have survived fOrty-eight
hours longer. She was almost skeleton in
appearance. She was taken home by the
party that found her, and when she got in
sight of her home, and she recognized il, though
so feeble that she could not stand alone, aud
voice very weak. she, to the surprise of all,
raised yell so loud and piercing that it could
have been heard at least a mile, and immedi
ately was overcome with grief. j. W. ID.
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VIEW EASEMENTS
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned will sell a. Public Sale, on the
l. farm OF Mr.. John X. Fagg,
WEDNESDAY, the 25th SEPTEMBER,
the following Personal Property:
Four head HOrses-three Of them Mares-two
of these good Brood Mares;
TwoCoits-onc Of them Stallion of good stock;
Three COws-One with Calf by heT side;
Three at Steers. four head Young Cattle;
Tblrteen Fat Hogs, fifteen ShOats.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
une Wagon Bed, one " itherow Plough;
One Mccormick Plough,
Two new Double Shovel oughs-frst rate;
Three Single Shovel do, one Corn CUverer;
Two CuItIvatOrs, one Corn Harrow;
One Square Harruw, one lot oil Harrow Teeth;
One Horse Cart and Gearing, Une Wheat Fan
Bakers make; one Straw ana Fodder Gutter;
One WheCIbarrUW, one mixing Trough;
Gearing and Housing tor six horses complete,
Five Haltcrs, one six horse Leather Line;
Two pair of Spices three pair OF Spreadcrs:
One Fifth Cham, one Log Chain;
-Four setts Plough Gearing,
One \ Cut Slw-a superior article;
Two GIindEtOnes--One an excellent stone for
edge tools, one nvil, one Use. one Crowbar,
One Digging Iron. one Apple Grinder;
One HUmiuy Mortar, three MaUtCcks-One for
digging post holes, 9He Shaving Horse;
One Work Be- Ch, one SadIrr's Buck;
Two Riding Saddles, three Picks;
Ring Maui and Wedges, Forks, Rakcs;
Spades, ShOvels, HOES, one good Straw Fork;
Grain Cradles and Allowing Scythes,
large lot Of Old Iron, Que Monkey Wrench;
very good lot OF Carpenters IOGis,
One lot Of Walnut Gate StufT-scasoned:
700 feet Of inch Pine PIsnE, seasoned;
100 Cotton Bags for Gain, ~ Stands Of Bees.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Beds, Bcdsteads and Bedding;
Twenty five yds 8 ( Mating, in good order;
lot OF Mating, one Bureau;
One pair Mahogany Tables, Walnut Tables:
Washstands, one Crib, three Rocking Chairs;
One dozen Chairs. one S-day Clock;
One Refrigerator, one Shower Bath;
One new map OF the United States;
AmdiTOns, Shuvels and TOngs;
One large Wash Kettle. a large lot of Stone
Jars, Pans, Pots, Ovens, Kettles, &c
len Lard Cans-ffty lbs each;
Two Bell-metal Preserving Kettles,
Que Porcelain Kettlc-large size;
One Preserving Furnace, two PaTlOr Stoves;
Two Air Tight do, one Cook do;
Two large pine Tables, and other articles not
necessary to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
credit of six months will be given on all sums
Cf : 10 and upwa rds-under that amount the cash
will he required. No property to be removed until
terms are complied with.
Co Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
JOHN J. HAMMOND.
September 3. ls67-3t. free Prcssl
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RUY NM RESTl
SCULLY'S PORTABLE CIDER AND WIN
MILL AND PRESS.

THE subscribers respectfully invite the attention
OF all interested in the manufacture If Cider to
the superior merits of the above mentioned Mac hine
possesses advantage over the old style Mills
and needs only trial to satisfy any that il will
perform al. it Is recOmme AIDED to do.
The cutting and crushing process is its great
point of excellence over all other Mills that only
CRATE the apoIcs II will do more work in a given
time with less power than ~ other Mill now in
use. grinding finer. aud producing from 10 To 20
per cent. more Cider from the same quantity of ap-
pies than any Mill know of. The simplicity,
COmPRctncss strength, and &C )nOmy. challenge com
pGrISsn
These Mills were sold b us last season, and ties
tinOnials OF the reliable cha acter be pro-
duCed as to their superiority
HANSON & DUKE,
Agents for Jefferson, Berkeley x Clarke Counties.
Augu.t II. lS61-3t.
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NEW GOODS
AND NEW INDUCEMENTS.

THE subscriber has just received at his store
Il room in ~harlestOwn, opposite the Bank Build
ing. choice selection of new articles OF necessity,
which, III addition tn his former stock, makes his
assortment complete. He will sell moderate
terms, and suliCits cali from the public. lie has
just opened Canvas Hams, Dried Beef, BalOna
Sausage and Scotch Herring, Fruit Jars, Brandy
Peaches, Picked Onions, Lemon Syrup, Raspberry
Syrup, Candies, Rasins, FiIberts, Figs, Almonds,
&c, &c.
GROCERIES
of all kinds and qualities. Woo len Ware, Tin
Ware, Japan Walters. LIQUORS-Brandy, Gin,
Port Wine, CatawbH Wine. Whiskey. Superior
Tobacco and Scgars. FISH Shad, Mackerel, No
] Potomac Herring.
4 fine assortment Of Gents, Ladics' and Child
ren's shoes aud Hats; Hosiery, Looking Glasses,
Willow BI skcts, QucenswaTe, StOnewRTe. Flour.
Corn Meal, and all other articles necessary to a
complete assortment. Call soon and examine stock.
0S- Country Produce of all kinds, in large small
quantities, will be taken in exchange for Goods at
market prices. JACOB b. BROWE,
August 8, 1867. Agent.
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A NEW ADVERTISEMENT
AND NEW INDUCEMENTS

ENCOURAGED by the liberal support hitherto
IL extended III the
BOOTAND SHOE TRADE,
intend to make it a speciality in the uturc, and
determined to offer inducCn a. to variety,
price aud quality of work to be found in no house
of the county We desire specially 10 call the at
tentiOn OF customers and friends to n large
sortmcnt of heavy double soled Boots, Caters and
BalmOrlls, just received from the
BALTIMORE CITY SHOP,
of Mr.. Thomas Wheatey, which is superior to any
thing of the kind offered this market. These
goods authorized to offer upon a guaranty
that if they not all recommended, the work rips
gives way the purchaser can return il, aud Sc
leCta similar article from any stock on hand.
August u 1861. TRUSSELL & CO.
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THE CHARLESTOWN ACADRMY.

THE next Session will commence on the frs,
= Monday Of September, and close the last Fri-
Toe course Of study embraces everything neccs-
gary to prepare boys or young men for College or
TERMS.-From $3.50 to SIS 90 per month, ae-
eording to studies pursued Payment will be ex-
Pectedat least Monthly an slranee.
Boys from a distance obtain boarding in tho
family of Mr.. w. n. CRAlSHILL.
For further particulars send for Circular or ap-
ply to REv. c. \. CAMPBELL.
July so lS6I-6t. Principal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

E.w. WILSON will be supported at the
county election for of the Delegates the West
Virginia Legislature, from jefferson county. This
nomination. subject TO the action of the CUnseTva
tive County Convention. MANY VOTERS.
Auyust u. lSb1-tE
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FARMERS ATTENTION!
Ieetown Mills.

"AvING rented the Leetown Mills, belonging
III To Hon. l.. p. w. Balch, and the same hayinq
been put ia thorough repair, am now prepared to
grind for customers at the usual rates Of toll.
will give barrel Of Superne Flour for very 800
pounds of good NIeTchantabIe Wheat, and stand
the inspection in any of the eastern markets.
Hoping by a strict attention 10 business and de-
sire TO please merit and receive liberal share of
patronage, am with respect,
The Public's humble servant,
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for yeats from Nerv-
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects
of youthful indisereton will, for sake Of suffer
ing humanity, send free to all who need il, the
ciPe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured Sufferers wishing tn profit
by the advertisers experience, can do 50 by ad
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, ~ Cedar street, n. York
May II, Io6T-Iy.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tie Circuit
court OF Jefferson county, on the fret Monday in
VIM. P. Henson, use Lemons heirs,1
VS.
w. O. MacoughtTy, admir-. Of Joseph
Harley, Martha W. Harley, widow In
OF Joseph Harley, FTancis ]. Harley,
Barney G. Harley, Jacob A Harley, Chaneery.
VIM. II. H. Harley, David SIagIe, and
Ehz beth bis wife. Joseph B. W eIsh,
and Ella Maria Welsh.
TIVE object of this suit is to obtain decree for
Il the sale of the real estate of the late jose phi
Harley, OF for the payment Of HE debts;
end II appearing upon affidavit, filed in this suit,
that Eaid defendants, Francis J. Harley Barney G.
Harley, Jacob A. Harley, and VIM. n. II. barley,
are not residents of this State, they hereby
CURED TO appear within one month after due publi
cation of this order, and do what il necessary to
protect their interests in this matter.
1t Il further ordered that copy of this order be
published in the Esprit of Jefferson. paper pub
lshed IN said county, and posted at the front door
of 'be Court House thereof, on the FIRST MOday af-
ter the date of this order.
Teste. w. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
c. j. FAULESER, p. Q.
Aug. 6, lS67.-4t.
DHOToGRAPHIC Albums just received and Tor
L sale low by L. D!NKLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-09-03

-COlnnel Burnham, of New York, Judge
Advocate General ofthe Department of Vir>
ginia, is to be detailed to act as Judge of the
Hastings Court in Richmond.
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NOTICE.

Ii persons having demands, or unsettled bust
"A ress Of any kind with me As late Deputy SheT'
III of Jefferson county, are respectfully requested to
produce the same with proper proof, before EDWARD
E. Cooke, Esq., at his Office in CharlestOwn, by the
1t day Of October. 1867. with view 70 settlement.
September ,, Is67-st. N W. MANNING.