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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
DEE

THOMAS d. McCAW. aged about IS yeaTs. Tn.
deceased was son in law Of the Rev. VIM. NJ. At
ninso A. decd. and brOtheT-in-lA law the Rev Mr.
Hopkins OF the PreSbytsriHn Church in this town.
In Washington City, on the 22d Of October. 1870
alter PIotTAEted illness. MTs. EMILY MELHORN
vile OF mr.. ELaueis Mslhorn, formerly Of HaTpeT's
Ferry aged IS yeaTs.
In MOOrehod, the 18th uIt.. Mrs MAMIE
GILkESoN, wife OF J. bell GiIkesOn, Esa., and
daughter OF the late Nathaniel KuykendsII, Of
Hampshire county.
On the 2lst OF December last, in the Sth year Of
his age, GEORGE SEBASTIAN, con Of Sebastian
aud Martha Mcdaniel Of this county.
Near PoTtsr'S Factory, in this county, on the eva
ming oil January llth, 1871. ANNIE MARC ARET
daughter Of J1sePh K and ArtheIia ZOmbro, aged
Is months ana days.
ia Baltimore. on Tuesday, Jan 10Th, 1871 John
n HEALO' IN the +2d year of his age.
On the 23d OF December. { Elm Bluff, D.Ilns
county, Alabama. FLORIDA. vile Of Enoch s.
HArrelI. formerly Of this place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
THE LATEST.

TIE FRENCH CA USE HOPELESS!
The mail of yesterday gives additional par.
nculars OF the battle Of LIE Mans. which is
perhaps the last engagement of similar mag
nitude that will occur during the war beyond
the defences Of Paris. Its resuIt-the defeat
OF the French army of the Loire-is generally
looked upon abroad rs conclusive of utter
hOPeIessness OF the French cause. The op-
eratiOns of the besieged before Paris during
the past week have been productive of equally
diScOuragiug results for the French. The
bUmbardment has been kept up with fury,
many shells and shot falling within the city,
and TrOchu, in order to divert the FIRE of his
enemy, has made series Of vigorous sorties
on all sides Of Paris, in which the fighting is
described as having been iearIully desperate,
but rs fruitlcss to the French after all rs it
was fearful. The Germans arc said to have
commenced mining operations against Fort
NaleTian, and the French, aware of the en-.
terPriSe, are employed in ccunterminins. 4
grand explosion Is, consequently, expected to
occur at any moment. In the east Gen Bour
baki Is reported As having gained several small
success, and slight engagement, in which
the French were beaten. is reported in the
vicinity OF Havre. The French on all sides
keep up brave front, but there is certainly
little or nothing in the general situation that
can afford them any substantial encouragement
\ Versailles telegram states that in the battles
on the Loire FROM the 9th t. the 18th, incIu.
sive, the Germans captured from Chauzy's
army 10000 prisoners and twelve cannon and
mitrailleurs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
THE REASON WHY.

The Philadelphia Age very pertinently as
signs the following as the reason why the
South is to be overloaded. Had these States
all gone for the Radical party there would not
have been the slightest indication of disap-
probation A Washington and Mr.. Grant would
have been the happiest man in the country.
But, in rejecting him and his party they have
committed the overt act Of treason, and must
be "dealt with" Fortunately, the Radical
party is not strong as it once was. Il is grow.
ing smaller BY degrees and beautifully less,
and We nope, therefore, that nobody win be
alarmed by its threats. Every new outrage,
Of this character, that il may perpetrate now,
will only serve to hasten its final DOOM The
Age says: because the people Of the South
will not vote the Radical ticket, aud thus
keep that section in n condition to help re-
elect General Grant, the latter thinks that in
many of these States the condition Of affairs
is worse now than at any time during the war;
that the lives of Union men are unsafe, and
that \ regular organization exists with tho
avOwed object of making the South untena-
BILE for any but secessiOnists.' Such conclu.
siOns as these he will e,nbOdy in report to
the Senate, and it is expected that Special
Committee will be appointed to lock into the
fears of the President General Grant is
anxious for a second term, and he will not be
scrupuluOss as to the means by which such 4
consummation can be reached"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
A Tract Of about Twenty Acres

OF No. LIMESTONE LAND. Is ing contiguous to
CharlestOWn, between the CharIesIOwu anu Suith-
hsld Turnpike and the old Winchester road adi,.ip-
ing the lands Of II. B. DaVsn port Esq anG oIners
SAID land y in trst-Tats condition Gnd iIndsT good
Js"ee- made within the last five yeaIs-And 10 we'll
SuIIsd either Tor culIiVA uin or for Ruilain1 Io,.
II will be cold IN 10 Is To SUIT PURCHASERS
Ol which plat will be exhibited on day Of sale.
hne opportunity IL tn US UeI ed to all who desire 20
secure desirable and pleasant places OF residence.
TERMS OF SALE--One fourth CASH-the resi-
sue In one Two aud three equal annual payments
bearing intct Get from CAte-payabIe annurIiv IT.:
deferred "a men e on the town property to be &C.
cured oy Deed OF Trust aud Of policy Of Ia
sH'ance Tor the value Of the buiIdings theTeon--
Lss deferred PNymcnts ON the land secured by Deed
OF TTuStNud personal srcurity.
q 10 POs,essiOn Of the town property given on the
JOHN NJ. COYLE,
for the Hrirs.
January
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
EUROPEAN WAR.

The latest accounts from the seat Of war.
show that the Prussians are pushing the bOm-
bardment Of Paris with great energy. Shells
are said 70 have fallen into the Church Of ST.
SulPiee, and several persons are reported 20
have been killed. In the outskirts Of the eitV
thousands Of balls have fallen, creating havoc
in all directions, killed some women and chill
dreu, and striking ambulances, churches,
schOOl-hOuses, &c. Yet, advices from Paris
say that there IS no fear Of surrender, and
TrOehu has issued a proclamation declaring
that the army viii not caPitulate.
A telegram from Brussels reports that al
though the bOmbardmeBt has now continued
ten days, no serious damage has been done aud
not single French gun has been dismOunted
Three hundred and twenty Germans have
been killed or wounded. The fire of the
French swept Mont AVron, aud the Germans
were obliged u eVacuate the position. Their
guns At Claimant reach the InvaIides and the
Champe de Mars.
Advices from Versailles report that the
German army operating in the region of the
Loire has driven General Chauzy 70 within
mile of lie Mans, after \ series of engagements
IN the course of which they captured two
thousand prisoners. The corps Of Generals
Werder, ZOstrOW aud others are to be cOnsoli.
dated into large German army in the East
ern Departments.
The Duke Of Meckleuburg has telegraphed
the Duchess that he found hot but vietori>
Gus battle on "Wednesday at Lambron aud La
ChaPelle, that he captured ten thousand pris-
Oners, and was advancing on lie Mans.
The French Army of the North has again
occupied Rapaume. General Faidherbe sur.
Prised the rear guard Of the Germans, cap.
tured thirty and took fifty nine prisoners
without losing \ man.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17

"A form of cattle disease, ola very Sc
rious character, has recently broken out in
Massachusetts,, aud has also appeared, to con
siderable extent, in Duchess county, New
York, where over one thousand head Of cattle.
principally dairy cows, and all of which are
more or less affected with the maIady. have
been qnnrantined by the State Commissioners.
The disease is new to this country. and. it is
said, has been traced TO recent inportatious
Of cattle from Europe. by way Of Canada.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
A GREAT WORK COMPLETED.

The massive iron bridge connecting the
Baltimore and Ohio and Marietta and Gin
cinnati railroads, over the Ohio river a. Par
kersburg, was completed on Saturday, 9th
inst, and is opened to regular travel It's
height above lOW>Water mark is ninety feet,
while its length from shore to shore exceeds
four Thousand one hundred feet. The two
centre or channel spans are each three hun
dred aud fifty feet in length and the entire
number of spans is forty>two. The cost of
the bridge exceeds one million dollsrs.
At the meeting of the Directors of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad held in Baltimore
on the llth inst, the President of the road
suggested an airline road to New York-to
be undertaken by that Company. He says
the capital will be forthcoming, when the re,
quirements of the three great cities of Balti.
more, Philadelphia and New York, with their
populations by the recent census respectively
of 267 1854, 657 ,277 and 926, $50, is made
manifest, as it soon will be. A line is now
being constructed which will open an interior
route from Martinsburg via Harrisburg and
the Allentown line to New York Another
road is projected, which will strike the Balti>
more and Ohio road at Hancock, and open an
additional line from that point to New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.


by virtue Of sundTy WTits Of Fisri Far1As isSuSd
~ from she Circuit Court of 1rfIrt son County %
Miller Smith - directed will proceed 30 cell
AZ Public Auction, in the chop lately orc urird by
Mile mih a. Timers shop, in CLaTIsS-
FRIDAY, January Goth, 1871,
the following property, 10 wit:
One Eo"d Harness HOTSe two r inneT's W Rnns
one two i.'rse Wagon. ono double Get 81 HaTnSSS
Ten LoOk Stoves II diHcre Mt si1es, Cn.wO
Three Fire Place Heate-s. one Cottage coal
Burner one independents Stove, t~o Rsdiat"E SIUves
Seven Ten Plate StOVes, Egg Stove.
Half deg. FOCoe Pump, three Coal HOdS. u
Que Timers Ladder,
lot of Tin Sheet Iron. RussiA Iron Wire a..
general nSs"rtm"nt 81 in, !rOn and SIIreI
Iron ware. cOnsistiRg Of BOrkets. Pane. DippsFs
Cnilinders, BasiTS. oil Cans. Candle MouIds Tee
P"t". Tea Eettlcs Ice Cream PTrrseFs. &c.. &c.a q
Sal" tn commence { 10 O'cI.-ck, y. ~.
T"FmS Cash. unleSS other lee direc ted by the II.
ecntinn cEeditOFS. No property he reTTv ed until
sttl-d for. W. POrTERFIEI D,
late Sheriff u Jefferson County.
W. +. ASnERsoS 4 Co, AuctiOnesrS.
January 10. 1871.
Free PTeSs = py I'll safe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17

THE WAR AND FINANCE IN GERMANY
The following interesting extract from letter
addressed by 4 WeIl.knOwn banker in Germany
under date of December 20, to n citizen of New
York, gives an interesting inside view of things
in Germany aud in Europe generally. The
writer says.
"There seems to DO no end yet to this Prus,
sian French war, although the Germans begin
TO get tired but when il is over think there
will be very large emigration Of Germans 10
America. In Europe money is very abundant
now because business in general is at an entire
stand-still, aud mOneyed men do not want to
invest their money; but when the war is over
there will be such demand for money that
the rate of discount will go considerably
higher. France, Germany, Italy, Turkey,
Russia, aud even Spain, ali want money aud
ii Prussia, while victorious, had to give i've
per cent, loan at 924. what will others have 20
do! The chances for America to sell four
per cent. loan at par, If ever there were any,
(Which doubt,) are over. Should, however,
the war with France last four or FIVE months
yet, l think revolution will come in Europe !;
in such \ case the capital of Europe will fy
to America and there will be a chance to issue
loan at low rate of interest. When such
time does come, aud tell you confidently
am afraid it will come, then will be your conn-
tTys financial opportunity"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
FRIDAY, JannarH 2O1h. lsI.l.
PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING determined 70 diseOntinus GsEninR fer
J. I the present. will offer ~ PubiIe Sale 10 tks
highest bidder, =
WEDNESDAY, February lst, 1877,
At my residence in Jefferson c, univ, on he wiz.
che,tsI and smith6eId Read, 81 mile. SOuIbvssI 81
the latter place, AIImy -,
Stock and Farming Implements.
consisting in part a. GOllOws:-
Five Head Young Mares al Of item thought
Two COIis-I and years old;
One Tennessee Jack. (BceIEebub)-can shovv
some OF the inject Mule Cote In the stale
One Thorough bred Short Horn Durham Bull
SBenoniC: from the celebrated herd Of James 81.
Two st-fate Mich Cows, one Fat H,if,r .th,,.
young Heiiers nd IUO CAITes-au Of IL are Ell
bred:
Pour Brood sovS. good stock = nd seven shoats,
One Road or FATIu Wagon. with new bed in
good condition. Wood Ladder, Que HOtSe Cart SEd
Gears, one Basket Sleigh and lie;
One Wheat Fan one CuIIing Box, SineiaiFaa
manufacture Tor band OF hUrss power; Corn
One three horse, end one two horse Plough
three Single and tWO Double Shovel PtouehSl .s,vs,
Harrow; Triple, Double, and Single Trees, ons
Chains, CrOss-Cut Saw, lot CaTpentsS . Toois enc
1aC kScreW, Grain Cradles, Nov ing Scytkes, York;.
Rakes, ShOvels, MattOeks, PiGES. &c. ----'I
-, Tearing for hVs borses completes. four sets
Riding Saddle. three RidiSg BridIes, i've He'd
Halters; Braking Harness for Cote.
100 bblS yellow Corn in the Ear.
TERMSs-Sums Of 8 o and under Caah On an
sums above SiO . credit OG Nine monthS viii -
given, purchaser giving Note With Approved -.
cuTty, with interest from date n the nStes 49,
AZ maturity the 'otrTesI Uii be TeH,ted. No proD-
eTy 10 be removed unIiI the Of ssIa ere con-
piled With. MASON RVHS
J. ". NIeGINNIs, Auetionesr =
Ian. 10. 1911. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
NOTICES!

NOTICE is hereby given that pPIieation will he
made "a the Legislature for the passage oil Act to
incorporate the ChArlestOWn and DufieId's Turn
pike Company, which shall authorize the coastguc.
tion' by private subscription, of n Turnpike from
Charle-tOWn TO DufisIdS Depot, With the privilege
OF extending the same q inIersect the Shepherds-
town And HGIItOWn Turnpike.
DANIEL B. LUCAS.
WILLIAM b BEALL,
Jan. IL, IsTI-3t. and ot6e,s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17

ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.-Tbe
executive committee of tho Association of
the Army Of Northern Virginia met Wed,
nesday night in Lynchburg, Va, Gen. Brad.
ley i. johnson in the chair, Sergeant J. V.
l.. McCreery, secretary. The committee dis
cussed at length the plan of organization, and
resolved that the chairman be directed 10 take
steps to procure reports from survivors of all
battles, orders, inspectors, quartermasters and
cOmmlSaries reports, &C., for publication. also
that Major Robert Stiles be requested to col.
lect the evidence aud prepare a memoir reIa-
tive to the Dahlgren- XII patrick raid on Rich,
mond in the spring of 1864; that the differ.
ent companies, battalions, batteries and troons
belonging to the army of Northern Virginia
be requested to form sub associations to this
general association, the senior surviving off,
Ger OF each company to organize his COMPANY
into such an association, and that the vice.
president and assistants for each State are es.
Peeially charged with the duty Of organizing
the association aud sub>associations in their
respective States.
1t is proposed by the Cumberland (Md)
Times to have grand celebration in tina, city
on the occasion of the formal opening of the
PIttsburg and COInellsville road in February
next. The Times adds that the first freight
shipped West on the CsnnelIsville railroad
was billed at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
once IN Cumberland last Tuesday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17

HAVING associated ourselves as partneFs for the
! purpose Of selling. purchasing and Tenting
RIAL ESTATE on commission, IN Jefferson and
adjoining counties, invite coFFespondeaca nv
parties desiring 70 purchase, sell, or lease
DALGARN, LUCAS 4 BROOKE,
CharlestOWn, Jefferson Co., w. Va.
January II, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
SATURDAY. January u. 1870.
MARRIED.

On the evening OF the 10Th inst, by Rev. Mr CuI.
Ter, At the residence Of the brides parents Nj
JACOB s. EAKLE. of Washington county Nd
and Miss MARY n. d. SPEROW, daughter Of
captain william SPeTO~, OF Berkeley county.
On the Goth OF December last At the residence of
the brides PaTents, Mr.. JOHN w. HINTON of lief.
ierSon county, to Mise BELLE LOCK, daughter Of
Mr.. Benz. Lock of Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
n Ew ADvERTIs EMENla.
NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing between Dali
Il gaTn Hainea having been dissolved By mutual
consent On the Let day Of January, asa, JnnN VI.
DALGARN = the authorized ageDt % collect ana
receipt for ali accounts due the late frn PaFaiea
knowing themselves indebted Ftqnested 20 ma ks
JOIN W, DALeARN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
The Mayfower a Slave Shin,

Fred. Douglas made q speech ut the New
England dinner, given in the Congregational
Church Of Washington city the other evening,
IN which he asserted rs 4 historical fact that
the MayhOWer, which brought over the Puri.
tans, was subsequently, fitted out by them as
SLAYER, aud q cargo Of slaves brought from
Africa in her. He claimed that, as n descen.
dant OF that slave cargo, he had u peculiar and
indisPutable right to speak at a meeting called
to celebrate tho landiOg Of Pilgrims Nho
came over the Atlantic in the Mayhower.-
And, why nOtE According to Fred. his ances-
tors were Pilgrims as we'll as the Puritans.
The white Pilgrims crossed the Atlantic in
the MaytoWer voluntarily, the black Pilgrims
were brought acrss it in irons The white
Pilgrims room forgot that they had been driv-
en- out Of England by persecution-and began
to hang Quakers and Others who differed with
them in religious belief; they professed to be
"the Lords Amounted people :" but thew
thought it all right aud proper to tear negroes
from their homes in Africa and to reduce
them to slaveay. IL was not until long after
the immediate descendants Of the Puritans
had sold the ancestors of Fred Douglas to
the Catholics of Maryland, the Cavaliers of
Virginia aud the HuguenOts of the CaroliLas.
that the New England conscience became alive
to the iniguity Of the slave trade. 1t was by
the votes of the New England men that the
clause containing the slave trade was inserted
in the Constitution of the United States
Fred. Douglass has u splendid text in the fact
that the MayhOwer was converted into 4
SLAYER, and he might get up grand sensa-
tiOnal lecture upon the subject Its delivery
would no doubt create decided impression
in Boston.-CdrLiSLe Pd.) TOIWnfeer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
NOTICE

Parties Knowing themselves Indebted % The late
BenJami9 2 Ball. either for 'abserPaiOn, JOB york
OF SdveTtising. are hereby seqOested q make 90
that the business Be eloasd Up az oaee. Call en- %
address the undeTaigned, AZ ChAFlestuwn.
Jan. 10, ls7I-st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
NOTICE

NOTICE il hereby given that application will be
IN made TO the LeEislatuFe for passage of a n
Act to incorporate the ChaFIesIOvn and Leetovn
Turnpike Company. which shall authorize The con
SIruetion, bY private subscription, OF q Turuoike
from ChAT!est0Wn TO Leetown.
DANIEL B. LUCAS
SAMUEL s. MOORE
JA1. IL lsil-H AID others
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
THE TRUE DOCTRINE.

In these times Of latitudinous construction
open, fragrant violation of all Constitutional
safeguards, it is refreshing to the heart of the
true patriot to find utteraDces like the following
in "7he Paper" of Pittsburg. This journal
in an able and cogent article on dead Issues
remarks:
eve affirm without bcsitancy that the issue
of State rights as against Capitalization is as
full Of life to-day as it was in the year eigh>
teen hundred, when Jefferson made it the
leading issue against John Adams and the
Federal party. Grant aud the Radicals it Is
true, have stripped the States of nearly all
their rights and Jurisdiction, and created
huge central and tyrannical Government at
Washington, in defiance of the letter and
spirit of the Constitution, but this fact does
not render States rights a "dead ISSUE" and
the people intend to restore the States to their
original rights. and limit the General Govern
ment to the scope of the grant contained in
the CONSTITUTION. If Grant would declare
himself an Emperor, and use the army to es-
tablish his assumption, would Republic be
''dead-issue ?" Certainly, according to the
logic of the Radicals, but not in the run of
the common sense and patriotism of the peo-
pie. The Radical party may as we'll under
stand now and for all, that it cannot continue
itself IN power by merely crying "dead issues"
~ The Legislature of West Virginia,
cOnvenes on to-day at the new State Capitol
of Charleston. 1t will stand, politically, the
Senate tie and Democratic majority of
twenty in the House. Its action for the re-
demptiOn and disenthralment of the people of
the State from the tyranny and misrule which
it has been their lot to bear, is auxiously
awaited. We shall keep our readers advised
of It's dOings on all matters of general interest,
and have the promise of an observing and
spicy correspondent throughout the winter.
NJ Fhe proceedings of Congress the past
week are so utterly void of interest, that it
is unnecessary to encounter our columns with
detail.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17

= - The Cumberland Valley Railroad has
been completed to WiIliamspOrt, Nd, so as to
connect With the Chesspeak and Ohio Canal
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT.

situated on the of wrststreet add the twenty
A. p and W. C. Smith. Said dive ling = laTgS and
conveniently arranged, aud IN good repair The
Lot on which Il - built cOutAins about an acre OF
Ont6uIdtngS and is situated in retired and plrAs-
ant part OF the town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of MILLER SMITH IL this dav di.-
4 solved Sy mutual consent, sud all the arrcuats
&c. EaVe beea placed IN the hands u CIeon RiooTo
Tor settlsmeni. ALBERT MILLER
Jan :, 2SIl. VIM. q. SMITH.
The business heretofore eonduetsd by the aSoVs
hrm will be carried On by WIN. C. Smith Aren't
and respectfully solicit Tor him The patronage OF
my OLD g trnts ALBERT MILIkR--
Jan. 10. 1871 -
I An nov prepared. at the old nd 81 MIIlrr 4
Smith, 20 conduct the TIMING AND STOVE
businesS. aud hope by sTirt attention TO the
merit share Of the public patronage.
" q. SMITH, ,sr-a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
.IN"AHE

u e's'y oeseriPuon. FaFu-ulAT attention paid 70
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING.
REPAIRING 5Ooe-Au Will be IN the best nan.
ner aud NJ the very lowest CASH price.
shop and Store Room "a the old POsl Once Bull
ding one door West Of BrDFy DENIM cOaise-
uooeTy- RGMBARGER CO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
FOR SALE.

Two GOOD BUILDING LOTS a summit
Point, containing about half an acre each. a
bargain may be bad II application be msde early.
Jan. 10. IsTI-M Summit pin,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
People, Look % Jon Interr.t.

IlAVING opened Eof he purposs Of carving a,
~ the TiSSlNG BUSINESS IN al lie branehsS,
Ee ae prepared % oaIl work b lne With neaT=
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-17
HORSES FOR SALE.

THE sub-rTiber has for sale fOur or Eve head Of
Il HORSES-Well broken 20 heavy draft
JAMES n. RANSOM.