davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-09
RAILROADS..
Erie and Pittsburgh IL. IL.


I'm AND AFTER s'NDAr, NOV. 92d, 1865.
" trains will rcn On tha road as follows'
LEAVE rRiE.-sor rIiwARD.
1925 q. IN. Pittsburgh Express, stops ut al sta'
tions. andarrives at A. n a. W. r Z. Trans
ferat | IS y M, 81 New Caste ut 3l5 p m.-
and NJ Pittsburgh a. 90 p. NJ.
4.30 n. M Accommodation from jamestown ar
rves OF A. & G. W. K X Transfer at g. 6s.
m. at Kew Cas'p at 100 M, and at
T. Pittsburgh ~ 1000 a. m.
$40 y. M. Mixed Train leaves Erie for Sh,ror
Stopping 1t all inte nj, date stations and ar.
rivilg al 10 a. M
7.lS Erie Express lea ,s New Castle at 9,4s m,
A. & q W. K Z. Transfer at ILL., a. m,
and arrives at Erie at 2 81 p. M, making
close coi'ilec'i N for Fuf. ard Ning Falls
4.S5 p m. Erie Accommodation 'aves \. I a-tic y
T,25pm A &C.. W X. r. Transfer at 9,JA
y III. jamestown nj Q. ~ n m.
$50 p. NJ. Mixed Train leaves Sharon for En- c, ar
rivinc ~ II 81 M.
Prttsb Ivh Express south connects at Jamestown
at ,2.5D r m With j. u f. Express for Frank.
lin and On City Connects at transfer I" LOS m.
ren. Rnvenna an Cl'veard
Fri. Express no tn connects at A. & G. W Trans.
er At I1,1o n NJ, with Mail east for MeadNiilo,
Franklin, and OIL City. and at jamestown with J..
4 +. Express for Frnnl lin
Trains correct at Rochester with trains ~
Wheeling and all points In v eat Virginia md az
Pittsburgh connections for Philadelphia. Harris-
burg. baltimore ard Washington, via Pennsylvania
Central RGrcad. -,
Erie Express North. connects at Girard will,
Chicago nnC ell points in the west; at Erie with
PHILADELPHIA 4 Erie Rairoad fer Cory. Warren,
lrvineioi. Tiinn'e, &c, and with Buffalo y Erie
pallroai for Rufalc, Dunkirk, Niagara Fel,s and
New York City. ,-,,
Ass', Sunrrintendsnt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-09
DUFFAL0, CONRY 4 PITTsBUK0
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
AXES effect Mondar. Novm er23d l>6s.
NpRT9wAKn

Takes effect Mondar. Novtm er 23t 1s6S.
HrRrHwAKn
Accommnd lti,n leaves Cory 3SlP. "; C1ym@
4. 5 Pnnrn,s AIS; Sherman +,25; Summit b,'e
Express train leaves CORY 30 \. NJ Clyma, 81
P'nn u 10 l. sherman 1885; Sum / 1880; May.
vile 10, and arrives NJ Bror'on12. o X
Mail leaves Cory rs p. NJ, stopping Vt all sta.
tions arriving at Brorton 80 =.
soUT iwARI. -.
Mail train leaves Brot'ton at V.oO A M.stopping R
Ill stations arriv Al CORY at l'26 p n. -..
Expies- leaves Pro ton at 235 NJ; Mayvills
325 summit 8 45 Herman 4.o"; Panama I, Is
ClyIrer 43s. and arriving NJ Garry at sos ?. n.
tcconrlodation leaves Brocton 100 p. ", NAV.
vile 10 Summit : ~, Sherman S.55. Panama $50;
Clymer 9,45 arriving al Cory at lo, o,iO Op,N.
coSSgCTioN, ~ ,
Passe gers leave fulfill on the Toledo Exp-sss
nr bay Exp. .r-S. coin Ing at BrNcton with traina
for Nav lle Sherman, Panama, Clymer and CORY;
connecting ut CORY wit n trains nn 'hr on Creek "
r. Cor ''iu.v,''a- VI, ler Pioneer and ct Centre,
,ii City and P.t-hu el!. ''.
Al.o connecting ut corr, with trans on the "uil
adrphia E.ir tost, for Phiiadcl,.lii, ami Earr..
,llrg; and on the \'lantic and Gre Il Western itail.
wav I'n'on, VI. adv''n, Gi.ehvl,e. P" md
Warren Oho AID amesro end Rrird lphN.Y.
i. Trains leaving t,it City nj IS NJ. Cor. ct
o 20 n,., c tiCz ai Hroc'on with tran ~ B u
4. Il v arriving III Buff .,o a. 9 10 p NJ ra
Trains lpnvlaa Gii City Mt 933 a m win connect
with Mail i'ran leaving Criy ~, ll5 p "a, hl.
meeting with JExure-s Eat on n & { Il X, a''v.
Ing in Iufho At ga p. M l.eavi' Buiiao at 4, 10
p. IN a,riNin- at Cory AZ 10 p ~
Also c"prrcr at Npy,ille win -. ambonts on
Cf.Ilauoua Lake j'lr seasur "' IA igarihnl for
A r. IT, NY. sunt.
Janl. .as ...,IMayyilln, y Y
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-09

We are informed by telegraph that IN.
Isual piepara;i"na are being nude In G.or-
.ia and other Southern States lar planting
orn this year. In the States # North Car
,ln4, South Carnlina. Georgia. Florida, AL.
,bama. Mississippi. Texas, Arkan.as and
.f"nn"ss"r. there w,s' planted in lSsSstw"
million more acres nt corn than in 1867. and
site,fincrrase tuis year is said to be still
f;reater.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-09
Petroleum Centre Daily Record
Pet. Centre, Friday, April o.
II. II. Ed1,, Eaj/0r.

'erly impossible fni the Cuban revolution.
airy party to capture Havana by an insult
rectinn in the city. as all the guns of the
arra' system of Qualifications hear directly
m the place. But if 1t be true that the
Cnbans have possession of Il couple of mon.
itors, probably armed. thu case will ic
.r-atlv simplifiel. There will he no difl :
Guilty in small fleet Of iron cads capturing
he city.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-09
THE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
(Sundays excepteu.)
". II. LONGWELL. Proprietor.

TERMS.
Per year payable In advance, IS %
Ter month, 1s
PRlCE.LlST OF ADyERTlSlNG.
tTen lines Of Sonpareil make one sQuare.)
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-09
tvrtrAao AND rRiE RAILROAD.

ISUFrAa,O AND EnlE RAItROAn. a.!a
Passenger Trains will r1,n on tls road ~ sclloxs:
LEAVE ERfg--eoiNd EAST.
1,llHA N. >IIIlr EXPRESS. stopping ut
1StV kirlry, We.thed, Dnnkirk and silver.
creek. ARRIVING At RuhalO NJ 40 4. N.
1n,SS A, M,, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
lUsOJ sing q. wstfic'd Broc.on Dunkirk. s.
verereex: and Angola arr.vn: in Buffalo
80. p M H.. ClNGINNATI EXPRESS, stop.
(i'jC lina at Nm;hesst, sWesifeld, Br0cton,
n,nkirk and silyereraek, and arrives ~
n,OA A. NJ, MAIL And ACCOMNnDAs
OS$vV TION. stopping nj all stations. arriving at
Ruffalo at 10 4" A
0,f<P. NJ. DAY EXPRESS. Stopping at
Cifc Northeast Ripley Weslfeld. Dunllirk,
Silvercre'k a,lf Al COLA, arriving at Bul.
fa'o at 100 y. N.
LEAVE BUFF ,LO--GoING WEST.
iC,DS P. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An.
l~ir00 COLA. Svercreek, Dunkirk, BroctOn,
we-ncld and Northeast, arriving at Erie
a,ooP. IN II. NAIL 1L AND AccoMMoDA.
4'VO T1oy. .toppsiosS a, t. Al! stations, arriving
C,Cn A: NJ. TOLEDO EXpREss: stopping at
V'DU all stations md arriving at Erie a. l0,2c
0,NN ? NJ. STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop.
OsVV ping at Angola. silvercreck, Dunkirk,
brOcton. westh.ld and Northeast, arriv.
ing at Eric ut 20 A. ".
t,i1N A NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS. stOppius ~
IsOU S;lvercrpe; Dunkirk and Westhed, az
irving at Erie At 4.4o A ".
Railroad time IL 10 minutes faster tn IN Eic time
N BROWN, Gon'l Supt
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-09

Spectral notices ~ ceu.s per iins. each lnsert'0n'
Advertisements payable qu.riery III ad''s'lc"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23
Public Sales.


Attention is directed to the following Pub
lie Sales, advertised in our paper of to-day I:
Saturday, February 27th-Sale of Tim
Der by James w. Glenn, on the Moore farm,
two and,a half miles from Charlestown.
Tuesday, March 2d-Personal Property,
by Bush w. Cooke on "Grassmere" farm,
three miles South of Charlestown, near Ber-
ryvillc turnpike.
Wednesday,, March 3d-Personal Property
by Albert NJ. Chamberlin, at Kabletown.
Monday, Mdrch Sth-Valuable Work
Horses, by 7. w. Potterfeld, Sheriff Sale
to take place in front Of the Court House in
Shepherdstown.
Tuesday, Aarch 9th-Personal Property.
by j. IT, Bulsbaugh, at his farm. formerly
owned by Samuel Reidnour, two and half
miles West of Charlestown.
Friday, MqrcA 12tA-Sale of Personal
Property by David Deck, on the Kownsler
farm, % miles west Of Middlcway.
Friday, March Commissioners Sale
of Jefferson Land, by Andrew Hunter and
&. +. Cooke. This land is the property of
N. w. Manning.
Saturday, MnrcA 13th-Valunble Houses
and Lots, in Charlestown, by N. S. White,
Special Commissioner These sales will take
place in front of the Sappington Hotel
Friday, March 19-The extensive Real
Estate of the late Abraham Isler, by n. S.
White, Attorney. This sale will occur in
front of the Carter House, in Charlestown.
Monday, March 22d-The Real Estate of
John W. Andrews, of Clarke county, by
Walton & Craighill, agents
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

SOMETHING NEw.-Those gentemanly
and efficient Real Estate Agents, Mcssrs.
Walton & Craighill, have added new de-
partment to their business, and will engage
to store, dispose of at vendue or otherwise,
collect sales and take charge generally Of all
personally that may be offered, and be res
ponsiblc to the fullest extent for the same
In many cases, we regard an Office of this
character invaluable to the community, and
in no hands can its advantages be more clearly
demonstrated, than by the worthy agents who
protfer their services to the public. Sec ad-
vertisement.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

How TO KILL a TOwN.-The Dubuque
Herald gives the following recipe for knock
ing town stiff and dead: "If you wish to
Nil off town. put up no more buildings Tia"
HoM are Obliged to occupy yo"rsetC If you
should happen to have an empty building. and
any one should want to rent it, cSE about three
times its actual Uuiue. Look at every new
conner with scowl Turn a cold shoulder to
every business man or mechanic seeking
home among you. Go abroad for wares rather
than purchase of your own merchants or
manufactures at the same prices. Refuse to-
advertise, so that a person at a distance will
not suppose any business is being done in
your town. y prompt and close observance
Of these rules will ruin any town in two years"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

A GooD ONE.-We have heard of an in
cident that occurred in sister Valley town
not thousand miles from Charlestown, some
years ago, which is too good to be lost.
Old Brother C., who was leading
light in the Methodist congregation of his
town at the time, was well.to do in the world,
gave literally to all Church enterprises, but
In all other matters was noted for his close
ness.
On the occasion to Which we refer, a balloon
ascension took place in the town of ",
and hundreds were gathered from far and near
The lot from which the ascension was made
was enclosed by very high fence, and twenty
five cents admission fee was charged. Old
Brother G., too close to pay that amount,
was an outside spectator. In the course of
time the balloon was inflated, all was ready,
and up rose the air-ship with majestic gran.
deur. Brother c., with folded arms. was
gazing with intense interest upon the scene,
when suddenly thoughtful expression came
in his face, and he exclaimed, "What grand
ascension But, oh there'll be grander one
than that, when we all ascend"
A friend standing by, with look of mirth
in his eye, remarked, Eyes, Mr.. c., and
if there's ttceny,fO; cents to pay, you'll be
left behind"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23
Spirit nf yetfersnn.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

SHOOTING AFFRAYs.-Our neishborlng
county of Clarke was unusually excited DUR
ing the last week, by two shooting ARRAYS,
which are likely to result in the most lament
able consequences to all concerned. As to
the FIRST we have heard SO many versions,
that we refrain from giving more than the
account of its occurrence from they Clarke
Courier of Friday. 1t says:
'.Mr. William 7. Burwell was found dead
in field, not more than three hundred yards
from his residence, near Wildwood, in this
county, on Monday last, about sunset. He
had been shot by man named Lewis Wood
the ball passing through his chest Wood
was also shot, and is now in the county Jail :"
Wood has been a resident of this county
for the last year, aud is well-known to the
people of the neighborhood of Zoar church
who feel deeply concerned as to his justifca-
ton for So heinous an offence, Though yes
terdny was the COurt-day of Clarke, gentle>
men from Berryyille have informed us that
Weeds condition was such that he would be
unable to appear before an examining court, if
indeed he should live through the week.
The Courier thus notices the second:
yesterday (Thur5day) negro named J i'm,
connected with Harford's hotel in this place,
shot another negro named Allie with double
harreled gun, iuAicting dangerous wound.
Some dusky Helen, bad whiskey, and easy
access to fire arms were the probable causes Of
the ARRAY"
The circumstances of this case arc, as We
lcarn, that Jim, who claims to be an Indian,
half,breed at least, had difficulty with the
negro named, and attempted to shoot him
with a revolver, but the latter having too much
strength wrcsted the pistol from his hands.
Jim then procured shot gun, and at the
first fire planted most Of the Charge in one of
the eyes of the negro, and thea re loading,
shot again, one single plug striking the eye
ball of the second eye Of the negro. Jim, We
presume, had an examining trial on yesterday.
The negro is still living, though his condition
is regarded very critical
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23
Public sale

OF FARM STOCK & IMPLEMENTS.
TINIIE undcrsign ID will offer at Public Sale, at
L KabletOwn, Jefferson county, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Sd, 1860,
ali my Farm Stock and Implements, co insisting in
Six hcadof Work Horses, including one Stall
lion and three Brood Ma, es;
Twelve head OF Cattle, including two Becvcs
and seven head of fine Mich Cows;
Twenty five head of No Sheep,
Nine bead of Hogs,
One Road Wagon and Bed,
One Broad Tread Farm Wagon,
Three 3-horsc Ploughs. three horse Harrows:
Four Double and four Single. Shovel PIoughs,
One Revolving Hay Rake ono Corn Covcrcr;
One Reap and Mower combined,
One Wheat Fan, two Cutting Boxes;
One set OF Wagon Bells, two pr Shclvings;
Complete set OF Gears for Six Horses,
Treble, Double and Singie-T ecs, and all other
implement Is required on first class farm.
40 BBLS. OF CORN and some HAY. Also,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
o. The stock offered above all good
TERMS.-The Becvcs will be sold for Cash.
credit of Twelve Months all sums s ~. the
purchaser giving bon | and approved securty, with
interest from date. Sums of - and under, the
Cash will be required. No property to be removed
until tue terms of sale complied with.
&C. Sale tu commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
ALBERT NJ. CHAMBERLAIN.
February 9, 1869.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
REPORTED WEEKLY
H0UGH. RIDENOUR L. LANGDON.
GENERA MERCHANTS
1874 South Eutaw ST., Baltimore.
SATURDAY, February 20. 1869.
FRENCH LESSONS.

nR. LAJOIE having procured pleasant room
~ the second floor of the fine new building of
Messrs. D. Humphreys & Co., opposite the Carter
House, Is now ready To give lessons in the
FRENCH LANGUAGE,
both to Young Ladies and Gentlemen. II more
convenient, instruction will be given TO young la
dies in the afternoon To those young gentlemen
whose occupations prevent the from attending
during the day, he vii! give Lessons in the
ming.
The DR.. hopes by strict attention to his profess
sion to secure the confidence and obtain the pat
ronage of such may feel disposition to acquire
practical knowledge OF that universally spoken
language He also hopes that with effort
the part of his hoIars lie may be able to impart
such instruction will enable any to write and
speak hucntly the French. and especially to
la lie any work written in the language.
O. For particulars, call in the second story of
Humphreys & Co.'s new building, whcro the DR..
will be found at all hours.
p: S. If desired. Lessons will be given in private
families.
February lG, lSO9-2t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

PUTTING THEM TnRoUGH.-We have
came OF st the county seat Of this county on
Saturday week, in which trio Of horse thieves
were made to have happy time, and to quit
the ancient burg without much ceremony
The Mar;insburg N"t1 Err" gives the following
version and as two of the parties were from
berkeley, VIC presume the Era has obtained
the facts -
We learn that several loyal gentlemen
Of this cnunty-Tom Makes. Jacob William
son, and Il man from Maryland named Henry
visited She herdstowu. iU the loyal" coun-
~ Of Jefferson, on Saturday, for the purpose
of re plevyinga horse claimed to have been
stolen from Henry or Noakes-we are not pos
tive which. One or the other was to do the
necessary swearing-it must have dcvolved
on Noakcs as he is an fti in the business
and Williamson was to serve as bond<man.-
When the facts became known. the citizens
Of that '.beuighted region not having the
fear of the law before their cyes-turned out
in force. aud notified the distinguished vis-
i,urs thar the war was over and tie horse
business" had played out in that particular
locality. Mr.. Henry Was escorted to the river
which he did without further consideration.
Mr.. Williamson was ordered to leave the
country Sin less than no time" which he i'm
,uedatoiy set about doing. after making many
promises rs to good behavior in future Tu-
luor has it that he was so bewiliercd that he
lad to be Strengthened up several times on
his road home. Noakes-the ''accommodl-
ting swearer"-trom all accounts, had some
uacrow escapes. lie ''s;nelt mice" and at
tempted to leave before he received an Gin
vtatiori" lie was shot at several times lost
his hat, Lad his horse wounded, and would
have Jared much worse but for his ''mastcriy
retreat" lie escaped by 1.-The skin Of his
teeth" badly scared. terribly demorai;zed and
sadly scattered. Thomas has been heard to
say it was very ungentemanly treatment at
the hands of his old friends in JetFcrson.-
Their reception was rather warm to be agree
able.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

CALCIUM OIL.-Scc the advertisement of
Mr.. l.. Dinklc, in regard to this new, cheap
and valuable discovery The oil is much
cheaper than Kcrcosenc-warrantcd non ex'
plosivc under any circumstance-and does
not char the wick or blacken the chimney.
We have been presented by Mr.. D. with
specimen of this fluid, and the ingeniously
arranged burner and globe for burning the
same, and more soft, brilliant, and beau
tiful light we have never witnessed. He will
furnish this oil, by wholesale or RETAIL at his
Jewelry store, Charlestown, and we regard it
as we'll worthy Of trial by housekeepers gen.
orally.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

DEATH OF MAJ. uHIEL WEIGHT.-This
eminent lawyer, distinguished politician and
Tie truly Courteous aud popular gentleman,
died at his residence, the ''Tuleyries, Clarke
county Va, on Thursday last. His sickness,
us we learn, was pneumonia, and had been of
:, month or more duration. His remains were
inter, cd in Wincl ester on Saturday. Previous
to the wapNIai. W. was the law-rartner of
Gen. Francis p Blair, among the most prom
incnt and successful law-frm, of the city Of St.
Louis. His age was near 60.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

BUSINESS CuANGE.-By reference to our
advertising columns, it will be seen that the
mercantile firm of Campbell & West, of this
town, will hereafter be conducted by the
former alone, he having purchased the entire
interest in the same. We wish Mr. C. every
success, and congratulate him in being SO for
tunate as to secure the services. for the pres
ent at least, of two such experienced, popu-
lar and gcntlemauly assistants in his new en-
tcrprise, as Mcssrs Trussell and Lucas
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

CONFERENCE.-The Winchester Ne,cs
states that the two bodies of the Methodist
Church-thc Episcopal Mcthodists aud the
Southern Methodists in that place. have effec-
ted consolidation of members, and in future
will have but one official body. The style of
the organization hereafter will be ''Wincdes-
ter Station. NJ. Il. Church South"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

CHURCH DED1cATIoNs.-The Shepherds
town Register says that the new Lutheran
Church, in that place. Rev. D. II. Bittle, pas,
tor. will be dedicated on Sunday the 7th of
March. Able minister will be present to engage
in the services. Also, that the new Presby
terrain Church recently built at Kearneysville,
will be dedicated on Sunday the It'll Of NJ arch
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

SEE advertisement in our to-day's issue, Of
the catalogue of goods offered in the Agri-
cultural, For eign and Domestic Hardware
line, by Messrs Humphreys & Hoof. Since
removed to their new quarters, spacious and
commodious as they are, their aim appears to
be to increase their stock in like proportion,
and leave no want Of their customers unCared
for.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

THANKs.-Messrs. YOUNG & MOORE who
have recently engaged in the hutchering
business, have surely placed US under obli>
cations for fry of nice fish, which our little
household enjoyed hugely. At their stall,
on Market House square, they have constantly
a supply of fresh meat, as good as can be
procured in the county. We wish them
success.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY,
ON TI1ESnAY MARCH 9th. 1900


ON TUESDAY, MARCH 9th, 1860,
On my farm, formerly owned by Mr.. Samuel Ri
miles from Summit Point, near the old WInches-
ter road. My Personal Property consists of
TWO EXCELLENT HEAVY DRAFT HORSES
One fine MARE, Four Mules well broke, four
Ten head of good Mich Cows some fresh with
Calves by their sides;
Ten head of Young Stock Cattle--some fhe
IIelers among thcm-oue fine young Bull;
Two good Plantation Wagons,
ONE AMBULANCE WAGON,
Orc Gait and Harness, one Wagon Box;
One set Wood Ladders, two sets Hay Ladders:
One Feeding Trough, one Fifth Chain;
Wagon Spreaders, Traces and Breast Chans
-Four Ploughs, of the Wallace pattern,
One Shovel Harrow, two Harrows;
One Double and ono Single Shovel Tough,
Two Iron Corn Cultvafors, latest i'm proveInentj
Two Cuitvators, one Scorcing Plough
Three Double Trees, and Sim le Trees
Two Thrcc-horsc Trees, enc Wire Hay Rake;
Ono Cutting Bench, one WhcclbarrUtv;
One Corn Shelter, one Grain Fan;
Grain Cradles and Grass Scythes;
Forks, Hoes, sc. One Excellent
Buckeye Reaper and Mower Combined.
Onc'BUGGY and Harness, Wagon Harness;
One set o! Stage Hairless,
brides, Collars Lines, Haltcrs s. Halter Chains:
Cow chains. Log Chaps, one new EHope
One Kitchen Cupboard two Tables;
Ono Cooking Stove, one Ten Plate Stove
One Sink, half dozen Chairs. one Desk
One XCut Saw, Two Wood Saws;
Tubs and Stands, a lot of Milk Crooks, and
rious other articles too numerous to mention, which
generally kept on farms.
TERMS OF SAEE.-A credit of Ten Months will
be given on all sums upwards of Ten Dollars, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security, with
interest from date; if puuctually paid when due,
the interest will be remiItcd On all of Ten
Dollars aud under, the Cash will be required.
o. No property to be removed until the terms
are complied with.
o. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. ri;
J. II. BALSBAUGH.
J. D. PoTTERFIELD, Auctionecr.
February q. 1860.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

Died. Mr. John Lyle, Of Berkeley, whom
VIC noticed last week as having been severely
hurt by being thrown from his horse, while
on his way home from Martinsburg, has since
died from his injuries.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-23

SUDDEN DEATH-The wife of Mr.. George
P. Walters, residing near Martinsburg died
very suddenly on Tuesday morning last of
heart disease She got up and went about
her household duties, apparently in good
health, and died few hours after.