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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-27

FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.-Thc third
annual meeting of the State Council of the
Friends of Temperance of Va, says the Staun-
ton Indicator, assembled in the Odd Eel
lows Hall in this place. Tuesday night last,
the Presdcn., Mr. A Z. Abel, in the chair
\ large number OF the Councils are represent
cd than has been the case heretofore. There
are A. Councils in the State, and the order
is progressing steadily and successfully. The
President in his address said: 1t is matter
of fearful regret that the order had not yet
been able fairly to present its claims to univer
sal adoption. This, he said, at whatever cost,
must be done. The cry of agony comes into
our ears, from the ten thousand crushed,
bleeding and dying victims of the enemy
Missionaries must be sent forth, public Upin-
ion must be commanded, aud above all, the
potent influence of women must be secured
in the ''Associatcd Councils" lie alluded
gratefully and hopefully to the Gcfi0c CAM
pniyR and its success in the Valley. The
Council at the University he sail, would prove
to be school Of the prophets and exert Il
most happy and benign influence in all the
Southern States.
After the close of the Presidents address,
the remainder Of the evening was devoted TO
HeaEihS s'd'cHcu's Iioth l'Sh'oe'S Va 'I'I So0'
accomplished in their respective ncighbor-
hoods Members Of subordinate Councils,
although not eligible, were by vote, admitted
to the meeting as visitors
The election of officers resulted as follows:
President. Geo. \. Bruce, Of Wayncsbo-
rough associate. J. +. Roller, of Harrison
burg. Chaplain, Rev VIM. w. Greene, of
Spu;tsyIvania. Secretary, Rev. W. 3. Well
oms, of Suffolk. Ii eos"rcr, y. Z. Abcll of
Charlottesville. C0nduc N, DR.. James j..
Lcitch, of Rock bridge. ,Sc"tiac!, james W.
Newton, # Stauutun.
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IFor the Spirit of JeffersOn.l
Legion Of Temperance"
CHARLEsrowN, Oct. 26th, 1865.

CHARLEsToWN, Oct. 10Th, 1868.
Editor Spirit Of Jefferson =
Believing that you would encourage any
laudable movement calculated to advance the
best Interests of the community, l respect
fully ask you to publish the following expo
siuon of the origin and purposes of the Lee
gion of Temperance, a subordinate COhort OF
which was instituted in this place on Sa;ur-
day evening last.
When it was discovered that the 1nde-
pendent Order of Good Templars, iorgetful
Of the purposes of their organization, admit
ted negroes into full membership of the Or
der, and became mere party machine: under
the control of clique of fanatics, many of
their members, objecting to practical en-
forcement of negro equality, resolved to form
u new Order. Accordingly committee was
appointed to prepare a suitable Ritual; who,
alter diligently applying themselves to their
task. produced Ritual which. for beauty of
language, and subimity and impressiveness
Of ceremonies, has no superior aud few equals
among the Orders of the country.
The Supreme Cohort (Which is the gov
erning body) was fully organized last jan
uary, and is presided over by lion. Charles
Sitgreaves, NJ. g., of New Jersey, and has
among its members some of the most dis
tingulshed advocates OF Temperance IN the
country.
Temperance is its cardinal feature, and po-
litics-the bane of nearly every other work
of reforms vigorously excluded. The Lee
gion of Temperance is growing rapidly in tie
Southern and Western States, and is destined
at no distant day, to become one of the most
powerful orders in the country.
Any one desiring further Information rea
al, III. H. =. I
Hon. Chas. Sitgreaves, Supreme Commander,
U. S. House of Representatives Maj. Chris
G. Callan, Supreme Vice Commander, % G
Street, South, Washington, ID. c.; w. G.
Toner, Supreme Secretary, Sd Auditors Of
fee, Washington, ID. c.; or a. +. Hall, Esq,
District Deputy Supreme Commander,
Charlcstown, w. Va.
Yours very truly,
TEMPERANCE
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- SUNDAY last was the anniversary
Of October, 1S53-of one OF the sevcrest snow
storms that ever visited our section of coun-
.ry at that period Of the year. Snow fell,
and was measured on tkc level, to the depth
or fourteen inches, accompanied by a storm
of wind and rain that desolated orchards and
almost swept forests in full verdure, from its
violence. This year, the day was marked by
severe thunder, .! p. NJ, and quite heavy
fill OF rain in the afternoon.
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SALE.-Wc learn that the comfortable and
commodious property in the southwestern
part of OUR town, known as the Presbyterian
Parsonage, in the days of NIr. Tustin and his
accustomed guest, Gen. Maconib, has been
sold to Mr.. John S. yesterday, for $1,000.
This sale shows steady increase in the value
of all property Of the town.
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IMPORTANT TO TIE DEBroIs OF THE
VALLEY BANK.-Mr. FAINT, the Receiver of
the Valley Bank, with his counsel, will be
in Charlcstown, on Thursday next, the 29th
instant, where the debtors OF the Valley Bank
arc requested TO meet him, and will doubtless
find it to their interest to do so.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD!

G TRAYED or Stolen from the subscriber, F ~
, 4 LARGE BLOOD BAY COLp-thTee TN
years old. (will be four in Juncl-a slimAA-'1
black tail, fore foot gray, shed in front, white
on the hind feet, speck in the forehead between
the iorctop and eyes lump on the fore leg be-
tween the knee joint and ankle, perfectly gentle
Address
JOHN FRIZZLE, Georgetown, D. G
Orto,Cr G. ;S6S-4t.E Care of kODt. White.
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PUBE4EC SAFE
OF
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY.

n HF, undersigned will offer for sale at Public
i Auction, at O'Clock, L. NJ, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH, 1868,
in front OF the sapping;on Hotel, in Charestown,
TIE HOUSE AND LOT,
late the residence of Mrs. Margaret G. Douglass
uatCd on the southwest corner of Charles and
Liberty streets. in said town, comprising GOOD
TWO STORY FRAME Dwell LING, KITCHEN,
SERVANTS QUARTERS, NECESSARY OUT
BUILDINGS and GARDEN. The above property
occupies a central position in said town. ia one
square from Washington Main street, thirty
yards from of tue finest wells OF water in the
place, and is in good repair. Altogether it is ono
Of the most desirable residences in Charitstown.
TERMS OF SALE.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH-balance
in Que and two years, secured by Bond and Deed
of Trust, and Policy of Insurance on the property
to he transferred to Trustee. Second and third
payments to bear interest from date. TO be paid
annually.
20 Possession given on the 1st day of Aprl 1863.
WHITE * TRAPNELL-, Attorneys,
for Mrs. Margaret Douglass.
October 90, IS5S-F. p.
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RE AL E S ia TIE
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

7 n obedience to a decree of the Circuit Court of
i jefferson County, West Virginia, rendered at
the Octobor Term, 1865, of the said Court. in the
of John T. Gibson, complainan mt, vs George w.
Eichelberser, Administrator If James ID. Gibson,
deceased, and others, defendants, depending in
ciIancery the undersigned, Special Commissioners,
named in the said decree, wIllon
THURSDAY. 10Th of HOVEilB Err. 1S6S,
.. at ~ o'icock, noon, in front OF the
CARTER House IN CHARLEsTowS, JEFFERSON Co.,
West Virginia, sell at Public Auction, to the high
est bidder, all the REAL ESTATE in the bill and
proceedings men toned of which the said James d.
Gibson died seized, other than the revPrson in the
dover assigned to the said Jas. D. Gibson 8 " iduv
Tho tract of land decrecd to be sold contains
les ACRES, 2 R0ODS, & % PERCHES,
ssssi of best Jefferson county land lying and being
~ about one and halt miles from Charlestow"s
aforesaid, ON the main road tcIwcCn CT aries
town and Lectown.
The said Tract of Land will be sold whole,
in tracts of convenient size. as the Commission
crs may dctermine, and according to plan OF di-
vision lie the office OF the Spirit IF Jser
son to which persons desiring to purchase
sPectfully referred.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash, and the residue in ono AMI two
years, with interest from the day of sale with bond
and satisfactory security TeIaining the title till
the further order of the Court.
CIIAS -AGLIONBY, r. Special
GEO W. ETCHELBERGER CUinm'rs.
Charlestown, October 20, 1868.
Free Press HaserstOwn Mail and Lancaster In
telligrnccr, copy till da uf saic.1
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A GOOD CHANCE TO INVEST
EoU@ AIoN HE

g T. WHITE would mot respectfully
-. the people of Middicwoy, au'i the
country surrounding, that he has now III store,
complete stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
II consists rs usual, OF every description OF staple
and fancy DRY GOODS. Boots, Shoes Hats and
Cans. a fuc assortment If C EMS FURNISHING
GOODS, and innIIrIcIa5c line of Notions. His
L.;EiES' DRESS GOODS
arc very Ina uGsomc and well worthy of an cxami-
nation. lie Is determined sell these Goods al
very small profit, fur Cash, and uOt to be cxcelicd
by nv house in the county.
10 Those who have heretofore purchased Goods
from him ON short credits respectfully remind
ed that their ready for settlement, and
he asks all to come forward AMI MIKE prompt pay
mcnt.
Remember the Stonc Store House, MiGdlcway.
Oct,.hcr 90. 1865
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Spirit ut yetfsrsalr.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

3 WtNcuHsrrn PREsBYTERY.-From the
Woodstock AeraM of the. 22d inst, we copy
the following notice of the Winchester Pres
bvtery. which recently held its session in that
town &c The Presbytery of Winchester,
which has been holding its sessions in this
town since Friday last, adjourned on Tuesday
night, after most harmonious and pleasant
meeting. There were in attendance during
its sessions IL ordained ministers, and II
ruling elders, representatives from more than
thirty churches under the care of this body.
The proceedings OF this venerable court att
trac.ed no little attention on the part of our
citizens. Their attendance upon both its bust
ness meetings and religious services, evinced
a most gratifying interest, in the men and the
measures of a body, which, for the seventy
five years of its existence, has been so infiu-
cntial in moulding aud fixing the religious
character of so large portion Of Virginia.
Some of the measures adopted at tie late
meeting were of most important character,
and in their bearing upon the missionary and
educational interests Of the Presbytery Will,
it is hoped, be productive Of much good
This body numbers among its members some
of the most ablc and distinguished ministers
in the Synod of Virginia. Our citizens were
Pleased to find at this meeting three of the
former pastors of the church in which the
Presbytery held its sessions. The impression
which the kindness of citizens made upon the
members of the Presbytery, was cvInced IN
the cordial vote of thanks which was tender
ed them for their bountiful hospitality.
New TEMPERANCE ORDER.-"Eureka
Cuhort. No. l. Legion of Temperance" -the
FIRST organization Of this Order in the State
OF West Virgiuia-wn was Instituted in this place
on Saturday evening last, by Maj. q. G. Call
Ian. Of Washington, d. G, supreme Vice
Commander Of North America. The follow
ing arc the officers for the present quarter -
ALIEN i. HALL. W. G.
SAMUEL MYERS, w. V. G.
GuAs q. JOHNSON, W. a.
Ep. j. WILLIAMS, S.
.InHH u. BELLEH, i. 5.
MN. H. Moore. Jr., L.
JOSEPH IL. CocKRELL, W.
GEO w. liAINEs, &.
Tuos j. MARTIN, NJ.
ALEX- s. SMALL, l.
,TnIIN W WRIGHT, G.
JAMES W..GARNEY, s.
NATHANIEL COwLEY. y. s.
SAMUEL MYERS, Deputy Supreme Com
mandcr.
ALLEN I. HALL, District Deputy Supreme
CviumaGder.
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DRESSED LUMBER.

TusT received 90 GOO FEET DRESSED YELLOW
d PINE FLOORING-k UILY SEASONED.
All kinds OF YELLOW PINE LUMBER ON hand
atmy yard.
Bifls including FLOORING AND CEILING
Dress ed or Observation-Disclosures at short notice.
w. J. HAWKS,
Agent for Miller Co.
Octohcr 1865 I'm FP
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lRrlc1L.ARzY TIE PREsENr

PARTICULARLY THE PRESENT TTME
JXJANTED:-Corn.o Oats. Rye. Bacon, Lard.
Wv Butter. Eggs, and all the Dried Fruits raised
in this nsighborhood, such as
APPLES. PEACHES, CHERRIES. BLACEsBER.
RIES, sc. Also, FIRE WOOD.
All for CASH. or for trade If desired the latter
,ase Groceries could be had from the smallest &c
the largest quantity. and surely as cheap II NOT
cheaper than anywhere .elses- - -
on all bids of Frse-Dolldrs a discount Of S
per cent. soil be dHosued.
livestock If Goods kept on hand is undoubtedly
the largest in the County, although We have moth
new feature of the concern Is this: That no
prosecution for debts good. bad or indifferent, VIII
be entertained hereafter. You may theref9te GUY
as much as you can on Credit and never pay
The question aTises-How much CAN you GUY on
Ticks Echo answers-NARf A RED
Coal
LUMP, RUN OF MINE, and FINE ron BLACK
SMITHS use always hand, and very cheap.
For the above apply to ~
Harper's Ferry, W. vs.. Sep. IS, Is6s-sm.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

AM now receiving my stock Of FALL & WIN.
i TER GOODS, to which ] invite the attention of
Cash and Short Time customers. My stock will be
large and full. and propose to sell at very sho'
70 nav their bi lis and failed do so, have only
saw ttat still need money and would be glad to
have il. JOhS W. GhAN IlLA"-
AIiddlewaY October 8, 1865.
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NOTICE.

THE Notes given at the sale Of Mary A: Smith,
i deceased, due on the 29th'of October, and
on II notes not paid on before that date, interest
will be charged from date. All persons havin g
claims against the estate, notified to present
them fully prepared for settlement. All persons
indebted, arc requested 60 come forward at, once
and make payment, as want TO cIusc up the es-
tate as soon as possible. q JOHN 'ELEYET,
Administrator o. Mary a. Smith.
n,tobor 1ShS-2t
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
REPORTED WEEKLY
H0JGH, RIDEN0UR l. LANGD0N.
GESERALCOMMIS 5ION MERCHANTS
I24 South Eutaw St, Baltimore.
SATURDAY, October II. 1865.
TO the La a1o 8

L = IL = = @
MFRS A. C. MITCHELL s; co would most re-
WI spectiulIy announce to the Ladies of the 1wn
and vicinity that they have just returned from Bal
timorc with choice selection of Fall and Winter
styles OF
BUNNETS. HATS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, FEATHERS, NELVETS,
SATINS, PLUSIIES, &c,
To which they invite their atten ton Having
cctcd their with great care, they pledge them
selves give satisfaction to II who .ray patronizc
them. Thankful for the liberal patronage extended
heretofore, they hope by cndeavoring 10 accomIno-
of their old customers and many new ones.
October 20, lSbS. Free Press copy I'm.
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CHANGE OF Notwithstanding the
general complaint of dull times and stasnatIon
in business, we have an occasional change III
fir.ils.in our town We notice only those Of
recent date. By advertisement it will be seen
that Mr.. JouN y. WAsnISGToN, has become
ii partner with Mr., c. w. Aisquirh in the
Drug Busincss-Mr. Archie Aisquith retiring
from the firm of Aisquith Il Bro. The firm
will hereafter be Ai>quith Il Washington.
The wcu-krown firm Of TrusseI 4 Co.,
lave disposed Of lhcir stock to Messrs. JOHN
IL. CAMPBELL and Horace y. WEST, who
will hereafter conduct business at the old
stand. and will doubtless keep stock worthy
the attention of purchasers. Mr.. EUGENE
WEST Will continue to run the store hereto
fire occupied by West brothers, east OF the
Court House Square.
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EURxING OF WHEATON Wednesday
morning lust, Il stac'; yard on the farm OF Mr.
WV. II. MoorE. consisting of four ricks aud
three stacks Of grain, was totally destroyed
lv FIRE :mv0lying a loss to Mr.. Moore Of not
less tl.an ci.lt hundred bushels Of wheat
The fire wa: first discovered by Mr. Nj. be-
tween | and , o'clock in tic morning, aud
although he Immediately hastcned to the spot
such progress had the flames made, that any
effort to cxrimpuish tEcm WAS deemed fruit
l.ss. The wheat was stacked nearly quarter
ni IL mile lrom the house. ard the fire was of
. course the malicious work Of an inccndiary,
hut Hr. Moore assures US that he has not the
slightest suspicion to who could have been
the pcrpctrator Of Ike Gcndi>h deed.
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TEEMS CT SALE,

a cred il of Ten Months will be given on all sums
over i 10, the purchaser giving bond and approved
security, with interest from datc but paid pune.
tually, the interest will be rcmittCd. On sums "t
$50 and under, Cash will DC required. No prop
crty to be Il moved until the OF sale
piled with.
0sI. Sal. to begin at 10 o'clock, a. NJ:
Il. b. HELM.
CD NcGLI*cv, Auctonccr.
October ISIS.
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OYERSEERS OF TIE POOR.

A n adiourncd meeting of the Board Of OYeTsccrs
N of the Poor wiIItake place at the County Aims
House, on SATURDAY. 18th OF NOVEMBER next.
a Superintendent in place of Mr.. Young, for tho
next year lsG9) will be appointed. Proposals al C
f. d. HAISES. PrCs't OF Board.
October H. 1865 Register copy.
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III q" %OO@S.
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES,

II HOWELL is now opcninga large and well
u. selected stock Of g9ods Sonsisr6Pg Of Dry .RS
QucenswaIe, Woodeuware, Notions, Cashmere,
&c TO which he invites the attention OF all wishing
bargains.
He would ask the special attention of the gentle
men to his stock of CLOTHS and CASSlMERES,
the late styies of plain and fancy goods Beaver
and Tricot Cloths for Overcoats and Cloaks, Black
French Cloth, Doeskin Cassimeres, All Wool ker-
sevs Drab and Cray Liu>eys, Sattiuetis, &c. ~
These goods have been bought with great care.
and prices much below those of last Fall All he
asks is trial.
October l3, 1863.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TO AFFLICTED FEMALES IMPORTANT RE-
LIEF AND PERMANENT CURE
PE,0T4PSLS ITTEPE
IiI ULAFS UD V1AHL
OR FALLING OF THE woMR.

r HAVE been allowed by the Department at Wash
i ington, D. C.. Patent for an Abdominal Sup
porter invented by me, to relieve and certainly
cure that annoying and common mRlsdy arnonF
the females of our country, known as ProlePsus
Utrri, Falling of the Womb.
THrs SurPoRrEs Will oivE IMMEDIATE REtfEF.
This Supporter ,eiU Effect a Permanent Cure
have tried this invention upon a number of fe.
ma les suffering from filling OF tbs wo NIB, and 1t hsp
Gtren Relief IN every instance UithoW
SINGLE FAIL ORE.
ITS UNIFORM SUCCESS IN EVERY APPLI.
CATION satisfied the inventor and all Who have
tried it, that this Supporter most valuable relief
and remedy.
l ONLY ASK THE SUFFERING TO GIVE 1T
ONE TRIAL.
] will furnish n limited number of applicants with
this Supporter upon the receipt of So 90 each.
Arrangements will soon be completed to furnish
any demand. Address me ut Harrisonhurg. Va.
JOSEPH FUNKHOUSER.
October 6. Is6s-3m.
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DISSOLUTION.
PARTNERSHIP.

~uApIrs ". Aisquith and John A. Warrington
Iibsrs entered into partnership 10 carry on the
bIs,ness of Druggists, IN ChsrleEtoEn, Jefferson
tS ,ndsr tbc name and firm of hiS1uith 4
ISHh;, Ton "a SUCCESSORS to the late firm of Ais
ouiti, brother. at the Drug Store room heretofore
e. W. AISQUITH,
JOHN A. WASHINGTON.
October 6, 1868. F.P.
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PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property

TUESDAY, the 10th of NOVEMBER,
(If fair, If not the next fair day,)
At my residence. ono mile North Of Lcctown, on the
Smiri,iicld and Shepherdstown Turnpike, my
tire Personal Property, consisting III part as fol-
Il . II g IL IS,
Fire No Young Work MarCs-all in fual-
(thrcc of them good barshcar leadcrs;)
One fine Stallion, eight years "ld-ht Tor light
or heavy dratt-aud II fine wagon and bIrshcar
leader;
One fine Saddle and Harness Horse,
One fine Saddle Mare. four ears old;
Three Colts, (two of thou mares. )-,hrcc years
ID next fpriuG-Ia &c and IreH GTOk'E;
Six C0Its. (fOur OF them InOirs) two years old
next spring;
One Mare Colt, three years old next fall
Two last spring Colts, in good orccr
< "a 10.
Six fine fresh Mich Cows-so,nc with Calves
by il,cir sides;
Two large Refers. fresh this fall;
One flee Devon Bull, two years old;
Ono fac Attorney Bull, eighteen mon his old
Right hcad OF Young Cattle, twelve and cIgh-
teen months old.
81 II I ID P.
Thirty five head OF fmc CUtswoid Ewes and
Lambs,
One pure S"uhdown Buck, year old.
ONE FULL AND COMPLETE SET OF BLACK
ShllI IL TOOLS, FOUR GNS STONE COAL
One Farm Wagon ard Bcd-ncariy now;
Oac pair new Wood Ladders, and all lmp!c-
mCnts usually found farm, such as Piuws, Har-
rows, Forks ShSvcis, Rakcs; also n luH set OF
together with many other things too Numerous 10
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NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC!
IMPORTANT FACT TO DE PROMULGATEDi

THAT ]. L. SCH1LLING has received and keers
Il on hand, a well sel.cted stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
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NOTICE.

NTysALE NOTES will be due the first of No
Ifl vembcr. They arc in the hands of MIR. John
w. Grantham, of SInithheld' and hope they VIII
be promptly met. oEo' w iADp'
Iictnhcr d. lS6S-lm.E
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ISAAC FOUKE,
ANDREW HUNTER.

SOLICITOR IN MATTERS OF BANK
RUPTCY,
HAVING specially prepared for the business /;
II and not being excluded from the United States
Courts; will prosecute, diligently. all applications
for the benefit Of the late Bankrupt law, committed
to him.
&C. He will regularly attend the Federal Court
at Clarksburg, and elsewhere the cases may
quire.
Charlestown, July Is, ls67-tf.
New Era, Martinsburg, and Winchester Times,
copy each times.
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aALL THE YEAR R0Ial.a

q ARPER.s FERRYTRApE.
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ESTRAY CATTLE.

ESTRAY CATTLE.
STRAYED from the ncighborhood of Charles
> town, in the carly part of June last,
THREE HEAD OF CATTLE,
One rather small blue black Cow, with horns She
has one tea very much enlarged. Also; two He'll
ers about is months old--one roam, the other a
deep redboh with hGrug and nboa months Ss
old A Iibe2ai reward will be paid for information
which will lead to their recovery for their return
to DR. w F. Lippitt, at CharlestoMn, Jefferson Co.
October l3, lS6s-3t. : l.. fEnINi
TNORSETTS.-H Gorcd Corselts, for sale by
~ July ., 1868. A. w SharlEh.
100 SACKS(i A and Fine Salt, for saie by
lOO September 80, 1865. W. Ebf