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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
REPUBLICAN, ORGAN DISGUSTBD.

The Washington RePNJican, administra-
tiOn organ, seems to be very greatly iucsnsed
at the dOings of the negro mob in that city,
and quite as indignant at the timid and tenn
Porizing policy of the territorial government
whereof Frederick Douglass is a part 1t de-
nounces both the rioters aud those who allowed
them to establish reign of terror in the ua>
tiOual metropolis, saying:
"The Washington Commune, unlike that
Of paris, has been entirely victorious. The
letter which the Board of Public Works, or
at least portion of it, sent yesterday to con-
tractor Gleason, is nothing more or less than
a complete surrender to the men who, for the
last four or Eve days, have been threatening
the violation of law aud order in this city
No good eau possibly come of it, and the act
will, We are ccTtaiu-bc condemned by the ma
jority Of our citizens. 1t Is really too bad that
the capital of the nation. the home of Com
gress, of law and order, should make this weak
aud miserable compromise with men who
march through our streets bowling for blood, >
and threatening riot and turbulence unless
their demands are acceded to. The govern
nent that makes terms with rioters threaten
ing to pull our houses down is no government
and cannot possibly command the respect Of
the community. 1t just as we'll for the peo.
pie to know that the lawless have complete
mastery of the city, aud that laws and sta
flutes are pOwerlsSs against them"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
4 Shaker Elopement.


From the Boston Traveller. June 81
fIitshe!d Was thrown into an abnormal
state of excitement on Thursday morning kv
a report that Ira Lawson the leading business
man and hnancler of the church family of the
Hancock Shakers, had elopcd on the previous
evening with Sister Eliza Van Nneu, n
matTon!y and PrcPosscssiug lady of about his
own age, aud some loose change for their use
and convenience. The following particulars
OF the great sensation have been published
The first known Of his intended departure
was yesterday noon. The preparation. of the
couple excited some little surprise in the
minds OF the Shaker sisters just after the
dinner hour, and led to inquiries rs to such
unusual measures. Ira was INTERCEPTED by
some OF the leading Shakers, and admitted
frankly his intention Of taking leave that even.
ing, aud gave his reasons therefor He ex-
pressed his intention of returning in "a week
or ten days, for the purpose of adjusting all
matters Of BUSINESS. and of giving his sue.
cesSOr an insight into his way of doing rhings
and his temperance is confidently expected
The young couple about S5 OF 80 wears of
age, and IN their relations at the Shaker So.
ciety have enjoyed those privileges OF social
intercourse that TIE individuals Of the onposire
sex, possessing like incliuatiuus, are too ant
TO cOndnce TO relations of more Intimate
character, and which 20 to prove to the salts.
faction of nearly every one that 'man was no,
made to live alone'-nor woman either. The
grISt mill of the Shakers has been controlled
almost exclusively by Mr. Lawson. Dav
before yesterday he was at the mill, and re-
quested squariug up OF the books and cash
by the miller. Mr. Power, which was shortly
accomplished. a carriage and driver. in the
best style Of the Put>feld livery. appeared
before the large brick residence Of the Church
Society last evening, at s o'clock. and Law.
son. with his companion. took their departure
from the Hancock Shakers. where boil, have
lived from childhood. both grown into The
confidence and esteem OF the Shaker Society
aud both attained to a position Of influence
among the brethren and sisters.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
4 RRIED,

On the 4th o! June in SPRINGFIELD. Mass.
by the Rev. Mr.. buckingham. Mr.. Jnuy VI
SrANGLEh, Of this County. To Miss CLARA Y.
HuGG, of Darlington, South Carolina.
In harrisburg on the 1t inst. Mt the
house OF the brides parents. 10y Rev. VI. J.
Cutler, MIR. JAMES u. ENGLE. TO Miss MANY
WILD, borm of Minimizing.
On the 9Th inst by Rev. 6. V. L.cccb
J"HN. ". SMITH "f Grcausbnrg. and ELIl,.
EETH I. CE"EK Of Fedrrick county. Va.
On the 18Th inst. by Rev. : Y Ieacr
J"nN \ BYRD. and MARY ELrzAEEru Gar,
LAmEH. Of Nar;iu~hury.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
Defalcation in the Postofice DEPART
mnDt

WAsnINGToN, June 9.-An announce.
mcnt was made here this morning that Mr.. T.
y. Macortney, discussing clerk Of the POST
office Department, had been sent to the insane
asylum for treatment AS lac was well and
iavOrabiy known in the community great
sympathy was expressed, aud later in the day
new excitement was created by the report that
deficiency had been found in his accounts
Of from thirty to rhirty-fvc thousand dollars.
1t Is stated that for some months past bills
against the department have not been naid
with usual PrOWptncss, aud that last month
the pay OF some OF the employees was with.
held Tor some days. Postmaster General Cres
well was first informed of the delalcatiou on
FRIDAY last, aud immediately commenced TO
investigate the matter. lie has not vet rs
certalned the exact amount of the loss. but il
will not vary far from 10000 Mr.. Macart.
ney, on being confronted with the Postmaster
General, acknowledged the deialcatiop. and
said it was caused by his having invested in
connection with Capt. +. G. Adams, in two
specuIations-the water power at Harpcr's
Ferry, formerly owned by the government.
ana the Duke marble quarry, above IIarpers
Ferry.
Mccartney told the secretary he did not
know the exact amount he had invested in
these enterprises, but he assigned the amount
with his other effects to the sureties of bis
bond and in the Department of Justice now
investigating the matter they arc of opiuiou
the government will not lose a cent.
Mr.. Mccartney has been suffering lone
time from bronchial affection, and for two
years has scarcely been able to speak above a
whisper. His wife is also in bad health. and
this, with other troubles, greatly inquired his
mental faculties. lie is a man OF culture
and education, aud at ditTeren, times held ed,
Hor'al positions on the Chronicle. Express and
lnteII'sencer of this city. lie is believed to
be hopelessly i'll and also insane.
In 1869 he vas appointed discussing officer
OF the Postotiice Department. by Mr.. Cress.
well. lie had been an old schUolmate of Mr..
CresswelTs and enjoyed his unbounded con-
fdcnce, as indeed lie did of all who knew
him intimately -LccsLurg Mirror.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

a STRANGE SToRY.-The daughters Of
Southern planter are now slaves in Brazil
The planter emigratcd thithcr at the close of
the war and was unsuccessful The Brazilian
laws are such that when citizen becomes in
debt, if he has no property. his children are
sold as slaves, the prices they bring going to
the payment of the obligation. Our friend,
says the Nashville Rcp"Lhcdm Banner, when
he reached Brazil, unwisely became naturnlized
9nd South American citizen, and subject to
6iSEs SSHs by his.SEr voIition. expatriating
''.'4sem l'o..i tiaINe country and its protec-
ton. lie became involved in debt to some
6razI!Ians. His children were sold as slaves.
Thus, his two daughters now grown Tennes-
see young ladies. are slaves. doing mcuial work
Tor unlet;eTcd masters and mistresses in Brazil,
their price paying a devoted but unfortunate
fathers debt. The amount of the debt. we
understand, is 81 200 in gold. and steps have
been taken to have the amount placed in the
hands Of the father.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

- Many of the finest estates in VIRGINIA
are now offered for sale. In the VALLEY nco-
VInnhester,a and in Loudoun county. bordcripe,
upon the Potomac, thousands Of acres of land
unsurpassed by the best lands of Ohio for
agricultural purposes, are in the market
The best lands in that section command bu.
from thirty to fifty dollars per aere-laud that
will grow wheat and corn year in and wear
out, and which, under the system of farmipp
pursued in Ohio or Pennsylvania. wonld in
Productiveness soon rival the most valuable in
those States. Those who do not desire TO
emigrate westward will find the attractions of
The Old Dominion well worthy of attention
especially as the objections that formerly ex.
Isted against an influx Of capital and labor are
being rapidly removed-N J. Sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

bS- Hon. VIZ. II. Seward and Party ~.
rived at Suez on the 9th of May, where he
became the guest of the Khediyc, and was
taken by special train to Cairo. where an ele-
CANT palace was placed at his disposal. Sub.
sequently he visited Thebcs and the Pyra-
mids, and upon his return would 20 to the
Holy Land and COus,antino?lc. Under the
htman Of the Sultan he is to be the guest Of
the nation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

This case, which grew out of n military
arrest during the war, which created a good
deal of interest in the South at the time, has
recently been. decided Icy jury in the United
States Court adverse TO the legality of pro,
ccedirgs before military commissions. AZ
there IS now strong hopes of return II, strict.
y constitutional government, we give for the
Information of our readers the suEioinrd brief
history of the case:
In 1861 Miliigan and two others were
brought before military commission in In.
diana, aud after Il trial. sentenced I. be bnn.,eI
III May, 1865. The charges against him were
consPrr'ng against the Government. in afford.
ing aid aud Comfort TO the enemy, merlin, in.
suTTeciion Gislnyal practices. and violation oC
tue usaSeS ri war. Mr.. Liucnlu's death uc-
CURED about this tiEIc. aud "a strong petition.
largely signed by Republicans, was sen, 10
johnson FOR the pardon Of these men. The
pardon was procured aud subsequently N,l;j.
gan brought SUIT against General \. t. Unyrv
torccoTcr damages Tor hi, arrest and Iu.,risc,i
ment. The !udge iDmwmond al the j'ni,,J
States cnurtJ charged the jury that the arrest
anu punishment, daring the war, of MIR. Mil.
IISan' By court martial Of officers, Wa, nm
constitutional ard illegal; that there was no
s,"'e % war !" indiana {" justify II. and that
II lie had been guilty oi any offence. he
should have been brnu.L; before the civil
tribunals OF the United States lie further
held tina; t''c a'teInnt of Cuu.,css go rive in.
demnIty to the PrcS.dcu' ard his >rg,nrdru,tcs
ier Illegal nc was no defence. !or even Con
HTesS could not authorize the act. II an net
Is prohibited 10y the Constitution. and j, is
beyond the p""cr OF Congress to AUTHORIZE il,
then 1t may he said the wrong done by the
act is not subject to complete indemnify by
Congress, because then tic prohibition oil the
Constitution t" protcc, private rights would
be without, effect" The decision il of vcry
great Importance, and covers many cases that
occurred during the war. There i. a statute
"y Congress. passed in 1868, which screens
many who otherwise could be held liable
This statute provides that suits must be com,
meneed within tw" years of the arrest or i'm.
pTISonmcnt complained of. In this case the
jury brought in a verdict of 81 for the plain
I'M and the case was appealed by tie deiyu-
daut
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
The Horrible Murder of a Young LADY
in California.

The MarysVillo CCal) appeal gives the
following brief account Of the cold. bIooaed
ana atIOciOus murder Of Miss Lizzie MeD,o.
iels, young lady, by rejected lover. who
rs the kilograms have reported, was afterward
hunted down and shot By the eu.aged ueO,
pie:
"The deceased, Miss Lizzie MeDaniels, wa.
accompanied by Sir. Wells aud lady I,
appears that the murderer, called bv some an
Italian, by otheris Portuguese Joe. had been
paying lis attentions to the young lady for
two years past, though she tried to DISCOURAGE
ms sun; lie had told her he would kill her
Il she did not Consent to marry him. bu, II
lightly.
From all We can learn reading this urs,r,r-
nate affair. this man. Portuguese joe =, We
VIII call him, cauue up behind the LADIES' and
escort seized Miss McDlues by her head.
and bending 1t backward, plunged kuif;, in
her throat and drew it downward, iufic,iug
horrible wound, laying the throat open the
whole length, aud even cutting, her bosom
The attack was 50 sudden, so unexrec,eJ ,b,,
her escort, Mr.. Wells, was taken compIeteIv
by surprise, and knew not what was transmit.
ing until the lie-blood OF the victim, showed
him the hOTrid nature of the assault. As the
murderer released his hold on. the victim
Wells shot at. but missed him. and before he
could FIRE again the william turned corner
aud escaped. Snch in brief. is condensed
account OF the affair, taken from the many
rumors flying about
Miss McDanielS was about eighteen Years
OF age, an estimable lady and general IA
vo'i'e. In the despatch her name is given as
Susie. IN another as Lizzie. Her mother is on
visit To New York and the melancholy news
will fall duuhly severe on her. who LEI, her
daughter in the full vigor of youth. The
community has been thrown into a terrible
state o! excitement by this act, and have
united in hunting down the wretch. Parties
are securing the surrounding countrv. and i,
seems impossible for him TO escape. If taken
II II probable that the courts wi not be
with n trial JaiGe Lynch will preside, and
stout rope aud a short drift will be given
to the murderer Of Miss McDlaiels. . YOUNG
and lovely woman, with all the glo:ies of her
life opening before her, stricken down by the
hand OF one who professed uubounded love
for her, who would have made her his wife"
- At wedding supper in the town Of
Fort Dodge, Iowa, on Thursday of last week.
some OF the guests were taken i'll quite sud,
denly, ard had TO in rr,,nycl M o,-,;..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
GEO. 7. HIGHT 4 co.

ELY PAPE We have just received n c,-ro
4 OF THE valuable pa per. Tor destrnviny on, Snf
the nuncr"us Pcsts OF THE lite For ie or,Iv nv
June 10 1911. GEO. 7. LIGHT G-C0.
nRASGE TONIC BiTTERS, are a No Rit,.r.
~ Tor DyS?"Dtics- For sale by
GEO T. LIGHT s co, Druggists.
'YNOiLET POWDERS We have recently nut ~,
L powder equal to Lubin's beet sell ,,,D, M
G n's 70 ~ pnllars GEO- I LIGHT = co.
sNODOROJS Bruzire. for removing ESrcssr IA
aud clcH ming hId q !ov.-, for .al. At ~. -,
r'aSr. GEO. +. LIGHT Il co.
A NoDh NE PILLS -Thesc pills. since We have
"A introruc"d thrm into This ccturn,tui,v ~.
cured cases ii Chronic Djarrhpsa of and e va.
stHuGi"E kcirr'uurs. w. n. 7 Lewis and Phy.
sicIAns Of pruu!G eIsce in the county. Pr.n,,s5
only by GEO 4 JIt;tjr :. 20
A MHRoSIAL Nectar, Wicker, Lang GaBo and
- Other C"'rgDes Tor the scaFnu AZ
June ), 1871. GEO + HIGHT L C1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

Ex-GovERNOR STEvr%soH, !: is annorn.
eed. IS to becCme one OF the editor. Of n,
PaTkersburg StIts .J,lrarL Now If Sc0fo
can get every man in the State vino hates
Stevenson, as hog hates hot soap, to take
the Journal, it will have the largest c;rcpIa.
ton Of any paper in the State
Sunday Ncgrs, .Jlpc II.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
2 U L Lie SALE
OF
LARD IN BERKELEY COUNTY.

I(h virtue ola Deed Of Trust. Bearing date on thu
ON a'y o. June '>S9. given by b. u. HoIIis to
INC un-rrslsnrd - Truatce, Of Record IN the Re-
6"'d-r' : Office Of Berkeley ruunty, w, YaIO a.
cur" The Payment OF THREE bonaS given by min
""I'is TO Thomas Brown, Trustee Tor the dStrT,rd
pNyi"cn's on -sid land-csCn for the sum of G saS
90. ana payable respectively the let dnv -, o.
i'h'T lNtS. the Ssh cay Ut June, 1870 Spd the s,h
Gay 81 June, 1871 All hear interest rom the ssi
S'h DAY OF June is69-thc b-nds IL 81 named ~
q" m's' Sa-ied-t!" uHs;er signed will fer for a, 4,
.! TIb'ir Auction. At u n'cro-k. NJ In font 90
Narklcs Hotel, ia ihc town Of SmithEcId ], HrT,or
county.
SATURDAY., .J"ly Sm. 1871,
n certain TRACT a. parcel Of LAND Crnnverr5 :,
rNd 'rustr) siuafrd and living IN the ID roppt -
heTkrIry On the road lradIuE rom SmiIL6rli A.
bunker H'li. and shuuJ two mice from the E,TurT
place, adjoining the laUds Of Val milne Sb,uI
John Chapman md o'hsrE, and conIainiUr TOS
acrez. , rn"ds and 30 pnIcs. The inn,ov.n.rn,.
consist 81 good FRAME DWELLING, UOTGE
ts'Nrn r""tns) and n good BARN There is nI.n =
Egc Spring near the huurC.
hr lcnant'r into Get il the growing rrcns IL ~
pr'ssiy r's"'vcd. P"SEr-siun given on the l.t d.
Of APTIl. 1872. TERMS TfNH ~
JOSEPH IRAPNFIL
vs.. =. ASBEEsos, AuctiunCer T,r,I,,
Juue I. ISL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
d Combined Machine

Having given JnivcrsaI satIsf,riion. tho Iast ten
yCHrs IN ih' Sc CouuiIrs uii, req L. the farmers
"f The above named s"uu'i'E- Prompt attention
VIII I've pad 20 communicable addressed - either
OF the undersigned.
J. W. SEER, Agent
Iia!!town. ~ Va.
J. ". CHAMBERS. Sub Agent
MauiusburE, ". Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

- Several children have been lately found
dead near Jackson and WOodville, Mississippi.
under circumstances which induce the belief
that locust eggs, deposited in mulberries, we're
the cause Of death.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
HAETFSTING MACHINES.
&CCOrmIcL's advance. FREE Mower.
AND
@UI IAaIT

= = II \ : z - IL,
I ELL Know y - th. i.EAI.~E ya CufSFs
N NhEiicA, much Irrtp PROVED for Is7I ,nd
E,''i.F f''"r"" in T'r". Warranted 90 give ~
l-laf-l'u Ur"TT 81 rIfruIrErsuT's FnrIrrT. SVuIp
o \ '".nr ihrsr hnrhIu's before purrLa.inR sIs-4
Ni''-e- i'" u-utt "a-v t"rgf- Of payment re OF
''f'H' anf hr VI t'rWCk IL P!rr"'i N field sionF
s'"' "i any other Machine. the FsFiu.T agreeing "a
Keep the en-" which "a hiz Iuagrn, nt ,lo.. tbs
beet work Most machines NU-k well NO der lie
nnr''ug car" 81 Agents, but for al conditions ~
"S"r-" ra'ss md oa-tS the N,CBENiCE js III.
Tor 'h~ iaft"' {" buy IL d" ~hniss tnacbISs
TO carry him sHfc'y through his harvrst
a large stock Of REPAIRS on 10 nd
=. MCCURDT & DIXIE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
MorErntc~n. ,vcs' ". June -. IsTi-Iv'
THE HAE5H HARVESTER.


I"'pr"rcd .t1r II. ",3 ogrin in .Wrlc, d,
'{'I!N cheap. durable ai,' 'u'pr---vsrr igEsPrr
having gwen universal saGls Ia -ftrr in, J. ~
'HrN"-'' ~. "fv~ H'HfT ron -"irr.t 80 .rrr-
Tor IT. Sal" n tins r'u-Iv. end nav ra on s.r.,7
supply 'G'"I e." tH""rG" "U6 anil -.,Ia rurG,rs
Tl!E MARSH HARVESTER
TNkiuy OIL. '
Il sNVs- tho board and gee of .',r-~ NOR
II saves ia r~paWs, being strongly uullt, and
sinlPls in contradiction
IL save it, c'-t. 10y cnabl nc ih" ar.e- 10 secure
me- Hf''Ht lu @ah '"aun, lad, .. Htc'lt .: ,sr,n.
eve and uncertain L.iI,.
goo HCrcz. '''=
Ii saves ut least to busEcl Of grain pcr acre
over other WPrliucs-
i""r" Hr" uIs av other Advantage, in addition 10
III" above. wH' the March irryrFlrr r-s,s.-.,y.r
any other machine, ard Farmer. y iu aa -v.l. -o
give d thorough 'Nar iHErIpr. and crIdc upon il,
Iu"'ifs "rruTuIu.lv.
o. Prompt attention viii &C civSr, 10 rgTrrnrrri.
cations addrCssrd u" ga" under zIrrrf.
VINCENT 6 MOORE. Aronf
KcaiEry svIl'". Isffsrs,n county " "a
JOIN EnWLAND. A~sur
Summit Point, JC:irrsou county, " Va.
june 6, I>5l-iu.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
81 TERDAT. Jnlv SM. ISL
TIE CHAMPION REAPER!
EitECr Fight or left Hand CuI:!

MS Ha-hinc IL the UI"st rcmnlctS cumhinstics
= !" the world All { Combined t.tn,np,,ns
are wfuuEhtltuu iranr. sIN t5uuarv fvr IN, &c
mn ",'.-. nuH Wrought cuf'r Tar ana .,..I
Fin'd- attached in she main fra.lc IN The strupr,st
"'hn"rr possible. combining TIRE urCAtrst po.sIbIe
''r'"E'h nj" du'sli.Iiy wish the rHst weir ht IhE
guards az" Urged iTuU. SOLID piece and su ra,,s
-H'J''i ." -'ErTe urc arc hardened upuu their
in= sHri7cc-- : lie spIudlcs Arr ., auir.t,d th,t
they can 10" r"''ity taken nj rcI airct If r.
h"'"ur worn ~ Hnv time ems bling 10 zen v,,,r
ur,h'n" Ia perfect ruuu.n p usGrrtrtsi; -
""'N ont. VI hsn an Improved patent Putnam .ob.
'''ln L" H." En'i" heel. tlr Hurf pert arrargs.
'ui ever invented. 81 Il nr1rr, rrr.
5i motto" At ih7t point Ih' t'hsir,; ,iun IN yy
q. any t'.o 90 T'ass va. Glow driving sro no,
'H"'k nri' rrU -f''f without king las ~, h. -
i''S ,l''"'- IN the In"t i"t. and J.. the IrrEt.,.
"'a"gn, ".Ehl"e JAS, LAW. HoUFF.
have sc 'h" nhDvc CIs ,rirn ~ ~ rec ..sr,..
N'fE F''-H =F"tfr" EHh 'f iIii Ituut h..,E
avg Tirg~ &c" TEiIv recommend tNs a. b,,t
wiling and Hsust brricct ErisL.1 ms, Eir. I.rS
ever s,rn. ID o m NuERsnS
CLaIIc.L-rgn. " y NJ IN III
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

RI In this issue we insert the official vote
Of the State upon the Flick Amendment, also
Gov. Jacobs Proclamation declaring its adop.
ton as our future and equal elective franchise.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

The above Sale Is made with the consent and an
EToSNtiun oi the heirs At Jaw, and mysrf as th.ir
Agent. and as the Adm gni TRAITOR of the Teefsn 4
ines CoAtes The purchaser may arrnpEe Ni,S
me Tor the residue OF the purchase money nv nav
INg say the balance Of third of the holS Siier
paying the an"ve debt in each On day Of ssle ~,
remainder m two equal attachments a. ~ and rs
I""Eihs With interest from date. and executing \
Deed uf trust indemnity ana a P,IicT ~ s.,
surNnce on the premises the value OF the deferred
psymCnts.
~ NE cane tine snd plsee, will cell al the
fcrsHnsi Estate 81 ssid Drr~teut for CASH Th,o
GUN BARRELS.
THOMAS RUSSELL. Js,
Adm'T. OF Janice Coates decd
49, and Agent Of the HsirS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
THE GREAT HAIR CURLER!

T(T usinE my HAIR CURLER. nuv one ran bean.
= wy iietnsfiv"s rh"u-snd fed. This 10 tbs
"ly aFf-ls thHt will Curl S'raiE Hair Five II
B-sutifsi GIrs.v Apr.sraTrs 1, INVIC0s
BATES BEAU IiFIES and CIEASSES II Ssn
~ >" sTpii" - the Hair Curl ny Ispgih
81 vim" ""'ir"d. S+nt hT mail. poet maid for a.
ocats a package. sddrsss
A TOWSSLFY CO.
June s. Is7i-3m Adam. corn,z
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20
Sales.
TRUST SALE
Brick E0pse and Lot in Bolivar, W. va.


pursuance Of the provisions Of Deed ofTru,t.
made by James Coates, deed, dated pTiI I9Ih
isos, to the OndeTsigned. Trustee. to secure 10
Bridget " BOeT.cy. the sOm OF Two Hundred faOOl
DoilNTs, with the iHtsrest thereon, which Deed 4
Tee"'ded IN Det l,ok No :. PaSes 9S IS. 81, ofthe
lane records o! J"ferson CoGRty. ". Va vii
proceed 10 sell IN the premises. the
2I'h ar SHHc 'sShiH', y O'Clock, H.,
All that D. Story BRfCK HOUSE aud KITCHEN
With OF herst" 81 SSsguare Perch,s . In66 nt.
tachcd. me N tiuUei in ssid Deed of Ttust
I HE IL a desirable rcs5sirnee. situated on v,,h
ingtoH stree, snd has come choice Fruit Trees md
other conNcnirngCs.
The detH to be srcured. with the e1penses Of sale
VIII amount 10 about $50 doIlArs. which viii be re-
CURED IN Cash on day Of saie-the balance of t6o
purchase money can he arranged for with the me-.
s'nai representative Of decessed and the Agent Of
the heirs.
The TILE TO the property i believed to be eptireIy
good hut ceiling as Trustee. I will convey oSIX
such title, Is vested nv said Deed of TTusf
DANIEL }. YOUNG,
TRUSTEE.
June 9, lSgl-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-20

- At wedding supper in the town Of
Fort bod ge, Iowa, on Thursday of last week,
some OF the guests were taken i'll quite sud,
denly. ard had to Ice removed This coDtip.
ued, until II persons were afflicted With the
epidemic" Fortunately. no body died on
the occasion. The couiectioncr in preparing
the ice cream had used copper reirigera;"r
lined with tin which had not been properly
cleaned