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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
FRANCE.

The elections of members to the COnstit,
usnt Assembly with which the King Of PruS.
STA hopes to arrange a peace are to take place
on the Sth, and the Assembly is to meet on
the 18th of February. If Prussia can fix up
peace with that body We suppose she will i;
bat if :ke Assembly does not show the signs
q consistency aud force that will make il re-
liable, Of eOuras Prussia will take measures to
establish Government with which she can
treat with the belief that what it undertakes
70 do will be entirely performed.
We doubt whether Prussia puts much faith
IL the coming Constituent Assembly, or in
che Republican Government; but, under the
circumstances, it is probable that bismarck
thought it due to public opinion that at least
trial should be made of the Government es-
tablished upon the downfall of Louis NapOIe-
on.
We do not believe Republic is possible in
France-at all events, one of long duration.
If il is attempted, We fear that internal disor-
der and strife will follow the distresses and
desolatiUu Of the invasion Of the Prussians.-
~ANSS'S uSsI VIC euPPOSe' 10 IANn III CIencn
Republic, aud will not be slow to observe aud
profit BY the first sign Of weakness and incom-
potency that may show itseIFin the republican
rule. Prussia wants her indemnity, and she
wants the faithful performance of all the terms
Of peace, and she will be sharp enough to see
that the installed Government shall have that
chow Of endurance aud strength that will
guarantee these matters.
There is sporadic show of discomfort and
resistance in France. Lyons is rampant and
defiant. But the localities will in due time
all submit to the decree of fate and yield
War cannot continue in France Prussia will
eIinoh the nail of victory.-Rick Dis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
IN TROUBLE,

The leading Radical papers of New Eng
land insist that, in order to save that party
from utter aud immediate ruin, San Domingo
Rust be instantly buried out of sight; proof
given that jObbers exercise no influence upon
the President, and an economy that will bring
all Outlays, including interest and reduction
of debt. within $3.50 600, 900 per year. adopt
ed, and vigorously enforced. Nothing"
says TIE Springfield Rcpu6Lcon, "less than
this in the administration, and in legislation,
can possibly save Gen. Grant and the Repub-
EOan party from the tide that is now evidently
running against them all over the country"
The conditions are rather hard, but the
danger is imminent. What say Gen. Grant
and the party of grand moral ideas? Arc
they Wiling to give up "jobs" and secure to
the country an honest and economical sdmin.
jstratiOu Of public aEairs2 We know Cfor
the Book Of Inspiration says sO) that it is
hard for those who have done evil to learn to
DO veil.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
Spirit nf ystfsrsan.
THE COUNTY SEAT.
Its removal a fixed fact I

We think We may congratulate the people
Of the County generally that the removal Of
The County seat 70 CharlestoWn from whence
Il Was 30 illegally and upjustly removed, may
noU Be considered fixed fact Through the
eSUrtssy OF our nsGly elected Senator, Hon.
u. U. DAVIS, We have the Charleston Courier
u lSt inst, irUm which We extract such Of the
proceedings - sufficiently indicates its entire
SaeOeSs In both houses =
JEFFERSON COUNTY SEAT QUESTIONS.
House Bill No. 81, restoring the county
seat Of Jefferson to CharlestoWn, coming nm
Mr. Stubs moved to amend by providing for
. vote Of tie male citizens of Jefferson, over
the age of twenty one on the question Of 10.
eating the county scat at CharlestOWn.
The amsndment was rejected. Yeas %,
nsyS3l.
On motion of SIR. Wilson, the bill was
slightly amended, after which it was order to
enGrOssment aud third reading,
The calendar was then taken up, and q
number of bills read aud referred, alter which
the House adjourned.
o. this same subject, the Charleston Her.
aid, now uudsr the editorial direction of Col.
David II. STROLLER has the following article,
which will no doubt have some good effect in
Fastening Its passage through the Senate -
Il will be seen by reference to the proceed
ingSof the Legislature, during the past week,
that Dir. Wilson. of Jefferson, has intrOd uced
. bill to restore the county seat of Jefferson TO
it, original location at Charlestcwn.
Were :hiS . matter affecting the interests of
the people of this county alone We should not
feel warranted in interfering, but our knowl-
edge of the facts OF the case satisfies US that
it has an important bearing on the interests of
tho whole State.
1t cannot be disguised that there has been
IN Jefferson some feeling of discomfort with
Its present State connection, and among the
oauses which have led to il there is none more
prominent than the removal, By legislative
enactment during the war. of the county seat
from the geographical centre of the county,
and where il bad been established from the
foundation Of the county for more than sixty
years, to Shepherdstowu, = distant and inac-
eessibie point on its northern boundary.
The great Inconvenience which this change
has OccaSiOned to = large mass of the people
OF the county 1t is now proposed to REMEDY.
Should the Legislature pass the bill we be-
IieVe that it would be q measure of cOncilia>
ton, and whatever opposition at present exists
In Jefferson to Its State association will alto
Ksther disappear. And should the proposi>
ti0n now pending before the Legislature be
adopted to submit to 4 vote of tho people of
that county, the question whether they will
continue in West Virginia OF be retransfered
to Virginia, large majority of them will be
found in favor OF casting their fortunes with
the new State, and thus n valuable county
will be secured and ve1cd question definite.
Is and satisfactorily settled.
We truse, therefore, that the bill will pass,
aud that simple act of justice as we'll rs of
policy will be promptly done.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
SCHOOL BOOKS.

HAVE just received my stock Of school Book, -
Having purchased them ~ reduced rates 4 = III
sell them for the lowest cash prices
sept. a. VS.. MASON.
pATENT MEDTCINES.-If you van, .nv.
= thing IN This line calf on LIGHT& WASHING.
TON, DruGgists' and get the genuine
HAPPED HANDS.-If you have ehsp- ed
tinn, prepared BY INV ~
LIGHT Il WASHINGTON. prurri,,,.
HAIR OTL-The very best can b. h. d bv cali.
ing at LIGHT 4 wASHINGTON'S 6TpG
o' ~ Jan. ~.
STATION cry Consisting Of Blank B,,oL,
- Diaries, F"9is and Legal Cap, Note paper aud
EnVeIOPes in all styles and At TTnaona Biz T,ts.
Fo' sale oy LIGHT WASHINGTON
IGHT AND WASHINGTON have = zen.
- uIne aTiic:s Of pure Rye Whisksy and sherry
Wine. for Medicinal purposes jan. 81 ISL
X EROSINE OIL-YOu can get an A. No 1
IA article, warranted non explosive. and a. Ihe
same time Of the best assorted s,o~k ~
LAmpS. LAnteEnS, and Lamp goods in the narkst
oy calling Ht LIGHT L wASHINGTON'S
SIMMONS' Liver Regulator and Nattap's C,v.
~ tai Discovery for the Hair . sample bottle given
AIayat LIGHT & wASHiNGTONS
~ 81 Drug Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07

IMPORTANCE OF RATLRoADs.-The Rich
moud Wig, in an article on internal improve,
ments in Virginia aud the importance aud
value of railroads, says of the latter:
"They give employment to thousands of
people. They stimulate production, they de.
velop enterprise, they increase tho value of
land, they attract immigration, they create
commerce, they pay heavy taxes, they build
up settlements, they multiply markets. But
useful as they are, in Virginia their work is
not half accomplished. More roads are needed,
and as the State cannot aid in the construction,
We shall have to go without such additional
ones as VIC need, or rely upon the great es,
tabIished lines to build them, with such aid
rs the people Of the counties interested are
willing to extend. In this view We heartily
wish that the present lines were richer aud
more powerful than they arc. COnCede that
they are selfish aud keep au eye to their own
interests. That is no reason WHY they should
be warred upon. Whether selfish or not.
their interests arc SO intertwined with and de-
pendent upon those Of the public, that iu
building up their own wealth and power, thew
must also build up that of communities and
individuals"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
The Test, Oath Repeal.

1t is claimed that the bill repeating the
test oath, which passed the House on last
Wednesday, is only applicable to persons here
alter elected or appointed to Office. The text
of the bill is as follows:
That when any person who is not render.
ed ineligible to Office by the provisions of the
fourteenth amendment to the constitution
shall be elected or appointed to any Office of
honor or trust under the government of the
n'ted States and shall not be able, on &C,
count of his participation in the late rebellion.
to take the oath prescribed in the &C, Of Con.
gress approved July 2. 1862, said person shall.
in lieu of said oath, before entering upou the
duties Of said office, take and subscribe the
oath prescribed in the act OF Congress, entitled
An act prescribing an oath of Office to be
taken by persons Whose legal disabilities shall
have been removed, approved July IL, 1865"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
REFORM.

The government collected during last year
nearly one hundred and eighty-six millions Of
dollars from internal revenue alone, to say
nothing Of the tariff aud income taxes
Where did it go7 Why, the answer is, OBJ
viOusly, that it went to enrich the cormorauts
and pluuderers who are sucking the life blood
of the nation, aud growing rich and powerful
on the hard earnings Of the labOrer. It is n
government Of thieves, fOrgers, bigamists and
defaulters, and the poor man pays all expenses.
\ reform is needed, and if it is not soon
effected, there will not be virtue or stability
enough in the government or country to com.
mence with. Beginning with the high Office
formerly occupied by statesmen and patriots,
a man of brains aud character must be elected;
representatives Of the people must supe, cede
the present usurPiug occupants of important
Offices; the hOrdes of unclean birds now how
eriug over tho PROSTATE and dying nation
must be driven away; the army of assessors,
collectors, spies aud informers now lording it
over the country must be deprived Of their
brief authority, and an honest, respectable
and enlightened government established.
The task is one Of momentous Importance
and responsibility; but it must be accom-,
pIished. With four years more of Radical
policy, the country would not be worth saving
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07

NEW PRESIDENT S. V. RAILROAD is
stated that Col. Thomas A. Scott, of Penn
sylvania, and Vice President of the PenusyI,
vania Central Railroad, was elected, at recent
meeting of the Board of Directors, President
of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad A recent
publication in Philadelphia, thus speaks of
Col. Scott in connection with the Peuusylva-
mia Central RAILROAD, &c -
"COlIT h6masiA. Scott. FIRST Vice Presi,
dent, WnE on the opening of the road, connec.
ted with llo transportation department. He
has been perhaps. the most useful member of
1.-THE bOardssr Having clear and comprehen,
sive mind, and ripe Judgment, the negotiation
OF large transactions have been assigned him.
These have frequently amounted to millions,
and yet he has never made 4 mistake, nor
failed in his mission. Every thing no has
ever undertaken for the company, financially,
has been success, aud in his private or per-
sonal transactions the same fact is noticeable.
We are credibly informed that personally
"Tom" Scott is worth millions. Twenty
years ago he was . poor boy. cIerkipg in
forwarding and commission house, in Colum.
bia, Pa"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs.
PUBLIC SALE.


INTENDING % di.eoutlaue f.rniaE, hauling,
&C a. heTet0iore. Ue ehAll ofsr public ale
In tFont OF the Market Square, CharIesSOUn On
saturday, 1sLh day Of February, 1871,
the following
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS:
4 head Of Work HOrses-tWO of them
mares;
/ Road Wagon, with Bed aud Wood
Ladders;
Cart and Gears;
sets Of Wagon Gears;
Barshear PlOughs, l two and three
horse;
double aud two single Shovel PlOushs !;
Harrow single, double aud thrible Trees;
Log Chains. &C.. SC. -tr
TERMS or SALE-SiE montns credit win Be
given on all suIns Of . 10 and UpWarda. with bond
And approved security bearing interest from date
the interest 70 be Tsmitted u PAID ~ maturity.
SunIB under that amount Cash.
Co sale 20 commence At o'clOck, p. n.
JOHN MCFARLAND,
CHARLES O'COSNELL.
Csc. w. HESsOS, AuetiOneer
January 81, 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07

RAILROAD FARES &c.-The New York
aud Philadelphia Roads have reduced the fare
from New York to Baltimore to $500 They
now purchase tickets from Baltimore to Wash.
ingtOn by the thousand, and sell them TO
through passeugers-thus avoiding the incon-
venienee which it was thought would ari,e
from the breaking up of the through ticket.
The fare now costa Sc 90, plus 25 cents trans.
portation through this city, plus 81 20 in all
81 90, or thirty,fiv cts lesS than the old fare,
which was SO. Upt to the present time through
passengers have derived no benefit from the
deduction Of thirty cts. on the fare to Wash.
ingt9n, made in the local rates, after Judge
Dobbin' decision.
The, APPROPRIATIONS for the lease of the New
jersey Foaasbyrbe Pennsylvania Central have
virtually, w learn, come to an end. Arrange
meats, however, will probably be made by
which the, trains of the Pennsylvania Central
will run over the Jersey roads, without change
or detention to New YOrk.-BaIt.. Gas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
Ayers Ague Cure.

FeE Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
AGue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, 90,
and indeed al the affections which arise
rom nalartouss mArShs or miasmAtiO
As its name implies, Il does Care, and does not
hu. Containing neither ATsenie, Quinlne RIS.
hluth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, u IN nOWtse injuries any pa.
tent. Tho number and Importance Of its cures
IN the ague districts literally beyond account
and we believe without parallel IN the history
o. Ague medicine. Our Pride e gratiaed BY ia
acknowledgements we receive Of the radical cures
effected IN obstinate cases, and where other rem.
eJlies had wholly failed.
Cnaceltmated persons, either resident N, o.
travelling through miasmatie localities, will 30
protected by taking the 1GUE CURE daily.
For Ltrer COgaPIaiIlts, arising from torpid
~ Of the Liver, q Il an excellent remedy, stinn.
laiing the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, 4
ts an excellent remedy. producing many truly
failed.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. ARR 4 Co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
cold all rolnd the world.
PRICE, 500 PER BOTTLE.
February L ISL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07

No. At a regular meeting Of Lestown
Lodge, on Monday night, SOth ulto, No. AZ,
l. o. G. T., the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term Lewis Homer, W. c.
T; Joseph WagIey, W. V. T. II. c. Evans,
W. r. s.; Isaac Thompson, w. F. S. j;
George w. Niceley. w. T.. George Hogue,
w. c.; james Niceley, w. NJ; James
I.ittletOn, l. G.; George johnson, o. G. +;
Martha Lewis, X. II. 1. NJ. Z. v. Homer,
L. Il. |. !; Il. Bower. D. VI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07

GEN. LEE.-Gen. Pend!eton, in n late
speech in Georgia, gives the following as tho
words used by Gen. Lee, when the officers Of
tho army advised him to surrender at Apo.
matOx
II have never believed We could, against
the gigantic combination for our sub uyatiou,
make good in the long run our independence,
unless foreign powers should, directly or 10.
directly, assist US. This l was sure it was
their interest aud duty to do, and hoped
they would so regard it, But such consider.
atoms really made with me no difference. We
had, was satisfied, sacred principles to main.
tain aud rights to defend, Tor which We were
in duty bound to do our best. even if we per.
ished in the cudeavOrw These were. rs near.
ly as l can recall them, the exact words of
General Leo on that most critical occasion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
West Virginia Census--Population BY
Counties,

The following table is prepared Csays tho
Charleston Courier of 25th ult.) from the
duplicate returns in L. s. Marshal Stacks
Office. These returns have not, as yet, been
revised at the Bureau at Washington, but are
no doubt as nearly correct as they eau be made
without the revision to which they will be
there subjected. The complete returns from
Barbour and Greenbrier counties not having
been received by 1.-THE Marshal, the estimate
in this case is based on the report OF Auditor
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
CHANGE OF MASTERS!

THE ROUSS BUSINE SS has pA...d i,,oo
control, and Te accept the comm q nd with die
capacity! " 'o'
The business will be conducted upon m. no.,
hoeTal me, Offering to the people here goods AZ
precisely the sans figures upon our ro,,nteIs n
New York offering the great advHntSS. ~ ,bs
DAILY ehanges and fluctuations 10 the mark, thrrr
and the great mHrgiuS offered by the numsTous
and in tue terrible pressure in the mon.~ ,,S.rLc;
driving millions through the tiless auction yv,Te
houses OF Rev OTk Boston aud PhiIadeIphia
% per sent. IN the price OF dOmeeticS In = single
sVerythi1g upon the shortest percentS,S no..;hjss
re can oder advantages known onIV 20 ,hose Who
change: -'' -
We shall convert the disasters Of IN. torrn., p,i,
mana cement inTO decisive triumphs, aud Il will 10
our Sn 10 80 the people foil justice in the wSy Of
GOOD GOODS AZ real panic prices
we shall ask the patronage Of the people, not
oeta We iOught under the banner Of the ''lost
cause" by the side OF their gallant sOna-Jut upon
merit. " ''3
The mysterious dissster Of the former manager
engage moments cOnSidsrnti With the
present leaders. Who enter the deteTTnined
upon short and decisive work
Though living in HRnkeed0m five yrhrs md hSv-
in every inStinct-Only we have ndd,d those
famous ChATaCteTisIiCS of that peopIe's aIeenIess
energy that OVeTcumts every Obsiar in the VA Of
euCcssk and ambition. that knows no suCh word a.
TAIL Under these advanced idsas ana uoon thia
system Ne have beaten the Yankee up,p his own
chosen ground and IL there are any Of them here
shall make them howl.
The Sergeant OF Co. "'B" will I,e eI.J n ,,L. h.
tns bend h's old oOnTadSs, and will be specially
pleased tO have ca q from his numeFons ..Cn.irI
ances Of the County and makes his poIitest sSIuIS
sETH 81 TiMBERLAKE L co.
SHAs. r. TIHHGGLAEE. ofROuSs 4 Co RrOok N D
Cas- GAEGETT. Of ROusS. Bell 4 Co, n Y
Februsry7, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07

= The last account Of the famous Siamese
twins is by letter from Eng. He states that
their condition is worse; they art exceedingly
restless, and Eng is failing quite rapidly
These brothers, although they lost some $40
600 by the war, are still in good pccuniary
circumstances, being worth about $500, 600
The families OF the two aggregate six or eigth
children,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07

"WHERE TUE MONEY GoEs."-The con.
;insent expenses Of the House of Represen.
tatives make up curious cash account. The
arrest of Patrick Woods for knocking down
Virginia Congressman took $50 from the con.
tiDgent fund, of which 81 day went to keep
the prisoner in provisions during the iuear.
cerRtiOn. The cost of bringing the recalci-
traut witness Florence Scanned from New
York was 1901. Would.be members, who
failed to establish any right to seats in the
House took S52 500 from the fund. The
cartinG Of documents to and from the House
cost e. 500, at 81 per IoAd.-Bah. Swn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
MARRIED.

Atthe Tesidsnee ofths Strides father, January 3Is.
I'LL IsM7e$ tas Rev John A; seett. MF. JOHN %.
daughter o. DIE. J0hn MeGaFFy. all fIhis eoonty
On the atsh nh.. AZ smiIh6eId. by Rsv. J. "
and Ma LIZZIE A. ROBERTS, Of this couatv
On the 2nd Instant. At the Fesidenes Of SIR John
Hel!erstay, % ShsphsrdstOvn. BY Rev. Dr. BittIe.
kEDHAH y. =; Hooper snd MARGARET A. GROVE,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
DIE D..

1. Ella Tsi.fiS ;Ss;Ts:s 5.s;r;.
late Chares O. Stewart. Es., 10 ths TGth yeaF ofhsF
% suaday morniaRs ian. 31ad. a. Arden. the
county, aAsr = iaEsring ilInsSl, Which shs bore
With Christian fo' tit1ds. MiSS CATHERINE EIFF,
In the 2Sth year Of her age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
NEW ADvERr1sEMENrs
LOOK 10 YOUR INTERESTS.

7 An Ghe Insurance man. persous wanting iasu.
rance Fire or Lifs) had better call To do Il
-as am the Only one representing companies. in
THE County. y no have any paid up capital worth
ePeAktng Of particularly ask the EaV'.F Of . call
pany' assuring them low rates and cafe TiSks.
February 7. ls7l-sm. E,ts PES Ss .eoBI S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
NOTICE.

I HAVE appointed wednesday, February lat
1911 to take evidence In Tcgs 20 claims aSainSt
the late hTm OF AndeFson 4 Galway or aSainSt
the estate Of W lillian alIO~ay, deceased AlIneS.
sons haVinE claims requested TO come E0TSHTd
and prove them, at the Gfhes Of Green 4 Lueaa in
ChaTlestOWn, on the above named day.
January J., 1871 DANIEL TrcAs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
ATTENTION. ATTENTIoN.,

nNCE more do call the attention Of the people Of
~ jefferson aud surrounding counties. 70 that in.
Gentane0us adjective compound, ROMANS IN.
EHELIbLE CEMENT, an article above ali others
most essential ia domestic happiness. Il TrstuTe.
shheS 70 aHGered che"EsS peace to troubled spiTit1
above A. restores all broken articles of tSIHSS
Emma Mar bic Porcelain, Bone. Wood. LeatbeT oS
nny and Al! articles belonging the Kitchen or
fArIor: to their former state Of Perfection Price
only 70 etc: For sale BY W. s. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07
VARIED ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS.

Hnd the beet Burners Rnd ChimneYs for Lamps II
be had: To which - added CALCIUM OIL, which
gives the beet light known, aud 10 perfectly safe
from explosion. Bot eAn't specify.
Al come aud zee fer yourselves. Come one and
all, both great and small but don't ali roma a.
once, or can't wait on you. L. DINKIE
October II, $50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-07

FOR RRNTI
FOR RENT!
Blacksmith and Wagon Makers Shop,
WITH DWELLING, &C,
1t Summit Point, JefrTAOM County, ". Ia.

THIS u Of the beet locations in the COu uty for
u good Workman, being IA the centre Of = large
and enteTprising farming community. For good
steady WOTknen II cannot he surpassed Il ALEC
OherS great Inducements to MeehAnics' NhO under
stand The repairs Of Farming Mschi6ery, such as
IhTe8hing Machines. Wheat ReA PerS and Drills &c.
This property will be leased 20 good ~Orkmeu
upon terms that cannot fail 60 be sStstacIOry. None
need apply unless they are Mechanics, aud under.
Stand their business. aud InusI bling TrISTencrs m
20 their character for industry and moTaI-chaF-
Geer-as the property will not be rented any but
sober, industrious men
The property IL sit1ated on the line Of the Wiz.
chester and Potomac Branch VI the h. 4 a. q. r.,
IN one OF the mOSt healthy cOunI"Ies TO be
found.
Possession can be had the let day Of A pTiI next
for further particulars apply the GuhscTiber AZ
Summit Point. jefferson cCunty. West Va.
HILLEARH WILSON.