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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
Rough,on the Yankees,

Don Piatt, the Washington correspondent
of the Cincinnati C0mmceciat, has been hold
ing talk with an intelligent negro, a.South-
ern delegate to the Colored Convention, now
in session at Washington, in reference to the
future Of the negro race. The theory ASSUMED
by the negro, if true, presents in the most
revolving light the result of the oficious inter
meddling of pious New England with this
class of people. Tie following is an extract
from the conversation referred to
you have right, then, to anticipate a
bright future for your race"
My friend paused moment, and then said,
sadly:
"No, sir; have no bright anticipations.-
In few generations the colored races Of Amer
lea will have disappeared. We have taken
the vices with the virtues of the stronger race,
and they are fatal to US"
81 dou't clearly understand you"
"Well, sir, it is generally believed that the
black race is q hardy race This is not true.
The average duration Of life, under the whip,
on the plantation, was only ten years. The
supply was kept up by the masters care in
breeding-it being his interest. Now, this is
not the case, and while the mortality continues
through. dissipation, the increase through pop
ulation has fallen off painfully. On f'lumtd-
ttons amt an mcigh6orhoodS 1chere; BEFORE the
,rar children sscarn,ed almost, yow scarcely
find one noso."
"Why, how do you account for that ? What
becomes of the children Z"
"The mothers hare lcarn-d from, New Eng
land hoac TO Kill them. You know, sir, that
New England is dying out from a lack of
Yankees, and the poor colored people have
not been slow to learn. But while the whites
receive fresh supply from emigration, the
colored race hos uone."
We are 10th to believe that this is true
1t is too horrible to imagine that the New
England element that went South ostensibly
to ciUIize and christiamze the poor negro, has,
instead introduced among them that which is
ten times worse than their former condition
of slavery, the most revolving OF all crimes,
infanticide. What a terrible responsibility
rests upon the heads of those who, under the
guise Of christianity, have lured this poor
ignorant race to certain destruction.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
- The new Governor of Illinois, John N

The new Governor of Illinois, John NJ.
Palmer, was elected as Radical, but he has
very queer ideas for one of his party. Here
is what he says in his inaugural;
'The Federal government is one of emu
merated powers. 1t is essential to the useful
ness of the State governments that their just
authority should be respected by that of the
nation. Already the authority of the States
is in measure paralyzed by growing con-
yiction that all their powers are in some sense
derlvative and subordinate, and not original
and independent, The State governments
are part of the American system Of govern
ment They fill we'll defined place, and
their just authority must be respected BY the
Federal government, if it is expected that
their laws will be obeyed. "A frequent re-
currence to the fundamental principles of
government is essential to civil liberty
and in this view 1 have thought it proper to
invite your attention to these subjects"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
Another Scene.

On Thursday last there was another scene
in the House of Representatives, not very
creditable to that august body, 1t IS thus
described in the Baltimore Sun of Friday
While the House was discussing an amend
ment to transfer the Indian bureau to the
War Department, there was another scene to-
day. Mr.. Holbrook, delegate from Idano,
charged that General Butler had silenced the
delegates from the Territories in the com
mittee, and had made statements which he
(Butler) "knew at the time to be unquallt1ed-
IL false" Mr.. benjamin, Of Missouri, i'm
mediately called Mr.. Holbrook to order. and
insisted that the words should be taken down
ut the clerks desk and while this vas being
done the delegate essayed to speak, but was
called to order, and Mr.. Benjamin intimated
that he would not withdraw his objection
unless Mr.. Holbrook would retract the often
sive remarks. This he very emphatically
declined to do, adding that he would not with
draw one word of what he had uttered. at
this point Mr.. Garfield offered a resolution
that the delegate be Immediately censuEed by
the Speaker, the Chair having decided MIR.
Holbrook's language to be uDparlamentary.
At this point Mr.. Chanler rose to a question
of order, and informed Mr.. Colfax that his
ruling in this instance was very different from
what it had been in case occurring some
time ago, when Mr.. Logan, of Illinois, was
called to order for using exactly the same
language The Speaker declined to enter
into debate with the New York member,
but said that each ruling must stand upon its
own merits aue without reference to any past
rulings. The resolution was then adopted,
and Mr.. Holbrook advanced to the clerks desk
and received the censure of the House for the
language used. The Speaker, in passing the
censure, dwelt particularly upon the fact that
Mr. Holbrook's offense was more censurable
that it would otherwise have been because he
had evidently used the language with premed-
itation, having declined an opportunity to
retract Mr.. Holbrook did not seem to have
much sympathy on any side of the House, for
there did not seem to be dissenting voice to
the resolution Of censure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
naE> The Protectorate over Hayti aud San

B9T The Protectoratc over Ilayti aud San
Domingo has been abandoned, and a resolu-
ton to admit those negro pandemoniums as
States in the Union has been reported from
the Foreign Relations Committee to the House,
and by that body laid upon the table by vote
Of yeas ITO; nays 62. The Jacobins are
determined that there shall be no lack of lamp
black aud barbarism in the New Nation"
they are constructing. "The area of bar
barism must be extended" now takes the
place of the old cry of" extending the area
of freedom"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
NouseIloM s Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS or SANE.
Public sale

OF FARM STOCK Il IMPLEMENTS.
'INHE undcrsign d will offer at Public Sale, at
i Kablctown, jefferson county, Va, ON
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH Sd, 1869.
all my Farm Stock ana implements. CO insisting in
part OF the following, to- wit -
Six head OF work IIorscs. including ono Stall
lion and three Brood Mace;
Twelve head OF Cattle, incuLirg two BeeycA
aud seven head of fine Mich Cows;
Twenty-Five Lcddo No. Sheep,
Nine bead of Hogs,
One Road Wsgon and Bed.
One Bro1d- cad Farm Wagon,
Three horse PloUghs three horsc RRrrewE;
-Four Double and four Single Shovel PIoughs.
One Revolving Hay RIA Ike ,nnc Corn CovcTcr;
One RsapCr aud Mower snmbnrd,
One Wheat Fan, eating HoxcR;
One scr of Wagon Bella, two pr Shrivings;
Complete oil Gcnrs for Six ilUrses,
Treble, Double and SinCIeTt zee, ind all OiheF
implement s required an fret ciass ainI.
~ BBLS. OF CORN and some HAY. Alec.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
O. The stock offered abovc all good.
TERMS The Bccvcs will be sold Tor Cash. 4
credit OF Twelve Months on nil sumo SI2. the
purchnscT giving bon ] and approved security, with
intCres fcoIn date. Sums Cf S - and under. the
Cash will be required. No property to les removed
until the terms Of sale complied with.
GIJ- Sale to CONNER at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
ALBERT NJ. CHAMBERLAIN.
Fctruary O. 1862
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09

- The full force of Colts Armory at Hart
ford is now engaged on the coutrac, to furn-
ish the Russian Government with thirty
thousand Berdan rifles, and upon the one
hundred eating guns ordered. The armory
is to be enlarged.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
4 CARD.

A T the r-ques. of J. G. COckTiu we. tho under
n signed, attended meeting Of the School Board.
Tor Charlcstowp Township. the 5'h inst ut which
meeting Mr.. CockriIi. as Treasurer Of said Town
chip. made exhibit Of his account % Treasurer,
and find tlIat he has received Treasutcr from
State appropriation aud Take collected for School
Building purposes. the sum of 6432 o. md
that he produced voUchers for 6,i36 II, paid out
b. order OF the School Beard.
d. II COCRRILL
wa p. HENSON,
Feb. Q, IS69-It. JOHN w KENNEDY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09

A telegram from Scranton, Pa, an
nounces an accident on the Lackawanna and
Bloomsbury railroad, in which Hon. Galusha
A Grow was severely burned. Many persons
we're injured, it is said, but none fatally.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09

Total contributions for so years s8,521;6S0
In November, 1865, there was q surplus in
the treasury ofs49O,OO0. In 1866, 81 ,OOO,-
600 were appropriately in 1867, 81, 030,97S.
The contributions OF the Church have not
kept pace with these OUTLAWS, but have re-
NAMED about the same for several years. AS
a result, there were but SIC, 900 in the treas
ury November l, 1868, and on January 1,
1869, the amount of the remittances to the
foreign missions for the quarter of the year
was borrowed, making debt of S83,276.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09

FINANCES OF METHODIST MISSIONS
The Methodist Missionary Society, during the
half century of IFS existence, has received
the following amounts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
PUBLIC SALE
nRVAIuARIE Personal PRnpRRnI
sArURDAv, February s. 1869.

PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 9th, 1850.
On my farm, formerly owned by Mr.. Samuel Ri
denour, p miles Southwest from harlestown, ind
miles from Summit Point, near the old WInches-
ter road. My Personal Prop erty consists of
TWO EXCELLENT HEAVY DRAFT HORSES,
One fine MARE, Four Mules-wcll broke, four
years old this spring;
Ten head of good Mich Cows some frcsh with
Ten head of Young Stock Cattle ome fine
Hefers among them-onc fine young BulI;
Two good Plantation Wagons,
ONE AMBULANCE WAGON,
Orc Cart and Harness, one Wagon Box;
One set Wood Ladders, two sets Hay Ladders
One Feeding Trough. one Fifth Chain;
Wagon Spreaders, Traces and Breast Chains;
-Four PIoughs, of the Wallace pattern,
One Shovel Harrow, two Harrovs;
One Double and one Single Shovel Plough,
Two Iron Corn Cultivators, latest Improve nent;
Two Cutivators, ono Scorcing PIOug h;
Three Double Trees, and Sin gle Trees:
Two Three-horse Trees, enc Wire Hay Rake:
Ono Cutting Bench, one Wheelbarrow
One Corn Shelter, one Grain Fan;
Grain Cradles and Grass Scythcs
Forks, Hoes &c. One Excellent
Buckeye Reaper and Mower Combined.
One BUGGY and Harness, Wagon Harness;
One set Of Stage Harness,
Brides, Collars. Lines. HaIters & Halter Chains:
Cow Chains, Log Chains, one new Rope.
Three Bedseads and Bcdd ng, one Bureau;
One Kitchen Cupboard, two Tables
One Cooking Stove, one Ten Plate Stove;
One Sink, half dozen Chairs, Desk,
One X-Cut Saw, two Wood Saws;
Tubs and Stands, lot of Milk Crooks and va
rious other articles too numerous to mention which
generally kept on farms.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of Ten Months will
be given on al sums upwards of Ten Dollars the
purchaser giving bond and approved security, with
interest from date; if punctual!y paid when due,
Dollars and under, the Cash will be required
o. No property to be removed until the terms
complied with.
o. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
J. II. BALSBAUGH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
ELK BRANCH AND KNOXVILLE

PrcPdriny far Spring Gampniyn.
THE undersigned has thoroughly repIcnishcd he
L Sticks. He has a iuil liuu Of Bcochcd and
Brown Mullins, from 20 10 wide, Knitting Cot
tnn-Prcparcd and nprepaTed-BrOwn. BIcSchcd.
Colorcr and Mixed. IN a word. Lis stock IL fun in
all its branches; and he proposes 20 kecpH so the
thing that will turn honest Penny. In order -
prepare for Spring Stock, special inducements arc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
WOODEN GOODS.

Gcnts'PIecc Goods, Cassimcrcs. Cloths & TweCds,
r ady made Clothing, CUats, PantP, yests, Over
coats aud Sbawls. Ladies CiOaks aud SbnwIs, Bal
IN IrRls BJuicVaTdJ, Nuhias. Hoods and Capcs.
Thankful for the liberal pa:-Onay &c received hes
hopes by diligence in buEias TIA merit and ceive
your continued ayors, lie begs ICaEe 10 call atten
ton to the fact that il requires money 10 kerp up
his business. Those WHO have Ecttled last ycar'a
accounts, " i'll accept his thinks, but there
ny cIhcrs very many, to whom he is looking hope.
IGry, Those WHO cannot reasonably hope TO pay
shortly, Mtl please forward once and settle
hy mote. lie GUsirCs very much that all OF last
years business rhRll be closed up speedily
possihlr. Those who indebted at UniOuvLle
will please pay there. Respectfully.
DudieId's, Feb. 9. 1853. -3,. J. 3. MELVIN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
PRIVATE SALE.

TTNHE subscriber being desirous remove to Mis-
souri,, offers at private sale all of bic stock on
hand, consisting in part Of an assortment of
ca OK iSTO YES,
of different patterns and Eizes also an assortment
of BRASS AND TIN WARE, usually kept in q reg.
ular establishment, together with o complete sot Of
TIMERS TOOLS, with the good will and fixtures
thereto attached. The staEd Is a good one for bu-
siness, and if application be made early bargain
may be had, and on easy terms. Apply to
SmithfeId, Jefferson Co., Feb. 9, 1861
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
NOTICE.

THE books and accounts Of Mr.. H. l.. HeiskelI
l. have been placed in my ha nds for settlement
Persons indebted TO Mr.. u either on ItcrcaccOunt
or Tor purchases at his recent SALE will please make
settlement at once. All who have claims sprinst
Blr. II. ~ Ill file them with me.
February 9. 1884, wMp TRAyR2r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09

Lying on the Moth side oil said land, and aftording
ample protection thereto The lmpIoven cats con-
tanning some rooms beside the garrcl, and \
FINE ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT,
Containing IA or I5 acres. The oc cupants of said
land have right to the water from Beeler 9
SFrlng the adjoining farm, AMI also right oi
way to water '-Evitt's Rum" winch passes with
in two hundred yards OF the dwelling house. The
land Is OF the best quality of lime sIOne soil AID
remarkably Tree from rock brakes or loose stone
will produce well as any land IN the county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
SCI DRIEE - sADD
OF
Valuable Horses

by virtue OF order Of the Judge of the Giro uit
ID Court FOR JCficTauu county, in the Of Brcu-
nernan & S:ousr vs.. Iays Mickey. will be sold. in
front OF the Court-l iouSc in i,hcpttrdstOwn. on
THE 9th DAY.OF MARCH, 1869,
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock. "A. NJ and4P. NJ.
5 Very Valuable WerK Horses,
one of them suitable for Buggy. These horscn
exceedingly desirable. and rare chHhcc is now
afforded such as may be in want TO supply them
scvcs
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit Of Three Months.
the purchaser giving, bond with approved security
T. w. POTfEREIELD,
Sheriff OF Jefferson County.
February Q. 1863 tbs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09

UNITING COTTON.-Haviug purchased our
n knitting Cotton before the recent advaDce, we
can therefore furnish the very best article at low
January 20, 1862.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
is OR IS ACRES OF LANn,

Lying on the Kablctown road about p miles from
Charlcs'own, adjoining the lands oI james w.
Glenn, VIM. IL. Moore. and others, about - or Is
acres of which is well TIaIBkRED. The quality OF
the soil Is fit limestone similar to tract No
and is well enclosed. No improvements.
NO. CONTAINS l ACRE OF LAND,
More ess, and iies the South side of the liar
per's Ferry and kabIetOwn road, and ndjUns the
lands OF Amos Shepherd and others and is covered
with Timber.
To all OF said tracts is attached right TO the
water from what is know Beclcr's Spring. above
mentioned.
Mcssrs. II. n. Gallaher aud George C. Grove
have undivided interest OF ebUUt forty in
the tract of 225 acrIs, aud two ts of the Dill LOT,
but CONCUR in the sale, aud will unite in the Deeds.
The above tracts of land nd mill lot will be
veycd and plats of came exhibited to purchasers
day of sale.
IERlIS OF SALE.-Onc-t third cash. the resi-
due in one and two equal annual payments at one
and two years, with interest from day OF Ralc, and
secured by lien on the premises.
All growing crops reserved. Possession given
the lst day of April, 1869.
Sale to take place II o'clock, A NJ =, the 18th
day of March, 1869.
NATHAN s. WHITE,
Attorney in fact for tho heirs.
II. N. Gallaher will ia Ike pleasure in accompany
ing persons who may desire to view thcprcnises.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
Saw Mill, Grist Mill and Pulling Mill.

The Saw Mill can be put in operation at a emalI
expense, and the foundation and walls of the ether
buildings, the masonry, shalt and mil Trace, are
well preserved a nd be repaired and rcmdCr' Il
fit tor use in short timo and without much out
lay. Said property lies on the CEaricsiowl and
Kabletown road, ABOUT three miles from the former
place. II presents OF the finest sites iUr man
ufactory to be found in the State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY,

OF which the SAID I5ier died seized and Possessed'
in jefferson County, West Virginia, to- Wit
NO. l, a TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on the North side of the County road lead
ing from Charestown to kabletown, said coun-
ty, and about p or miles from the Iormer place,
CO ntaining about
Two Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres,
Between 30 and 40 acres of which is in mag nfccnt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-09
No. ?, knOWn as the MIltLOt,

Adjoins the tract above mentioned, on the South,
aud contains four five of LAND. The
stream known ''Evitt's Run passes through
l., and furnishes an unfailng water power source
ly to be eXcelled in the county. Upon said lot
VIC first MILL, SRI ES and remains OF u
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