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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
IL A RRIED.

On Thursday, February 2ad. 1872, in, the NJ. p.
Church. Harper's Ferry by Rev. E. Miskimon,
assisted by Rev A. j Bender, Or. A. NJ. K ESS LER
to to Miss ALICE r; KooNCE, daughter Of George
koonce, Esq.-ail of Harper's Ferry.
On Thursdny, 22d inst. at the residence of the
brides inother, by Rev. Mr.. Richly, Mr. JACOB
SWlMLY, of Jefferson county. to Miss p PAYNE.
daughter Of the late Joseph Payne, of FREDERICK
On the 18th mat, by Rev. A. J. Bender 81 Tho
bride's residence, in Bolivar, MIR. C. l. MYERS to
Mlos EMMA F. GASEON-all OF this county.
On the Goth inst, in Hagerstown by Rev ar
9cerman, Mr.. WILLIAM FUNRh0USER Of
frederick county. Va, Miss ALICE c. BEEIER.
of "nshir gton county, Md.
Al the residence of the brides father on the 18th
INST; MT; H. H. HARLEY. of Danville, III to Miss
MaRf NJ. sENCiNDIyER, daughter Of Col. Jacob
Sencindiver, o! Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
TIE report Of the COMMITTEES on Taxation

The report of the committee on Taxation.
and Finance, was discussed in committee of
the Whole 70. day, Messrs. Wheat, Fitzhugh,
3Haganr, Raymond, Wilson and others par
ticipating. Ofcourse the discussion was an;
able one, for how could such distinguished:
fnanciers handle such aquestion if they were
not able7
Those who expect this Convention toad
journ by the first of March. haveb been little
premature in forming their conclusions. The
members will, like the members of the Leg,
islature, be in no hurry to leave this delight
full retreat.
During the morning discussion, which was
on the clause fixing the time for holding the
State elections, Mr.. Osborne moved to strike
out the fourth Thursday of October, for the
reason that his section of the State was a
grain growing section, and the people would
be in the midst of their seeding, and to insert
the third Tuesday of August.
Mr.. Harding, of Randolph, who is next
to Gen. Ward, par excellence the humorist of
of the Convention, replied that the substitute
would not do under any circumstances as his
people were compelled to subsst mostly on
turnips, and as the day proposed by the gem
tleman might fall on the 25th of the month,
which was the accepted time for planting that
nutritious vegetable, it would result in abso>
lutte ruin or starvation to his constituents
The proposal was lost.
CHARLESTON, February 81.
The committee of the whole of the Gonsti-
tutional Convention last evening terminated
its discussion upon the report of the commits
tee on taxation and finance, and omitted By
vote of AZ to 90 the clause in the present con-
stitution relating to taxation and finance, and
especially providing for the payment Of the
Indebtedness to the State of Virginia incur
red by separation and the establishment of
West Virginia, and leaving the Legislature
with authority to provide for the payment of
any liability of the State prior to the adop-
ton of'the constitution.
CHARLESTON, February IS.
The constitutional convention on Friday
decided to retain the clause which disqualifies
attorneys and saaried officers of railroads from
being members of the Legislature but struck
out the clause disqualifying preachers Mem,
bers are required to take oath that they will
not accept consideration for their VOTE
Charleston was made the seat of government
until chapued nv law
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
BIED D.

On Sunday night last, at his residence in Middle
way, lSinithfleid. } after lingering iilness Mr.
LEWIS HoMAR, aged about So years.
In Chtrlestown, ON the 22d lust, CHARLES
WILMER. son of George w. and nnie f. Welsh
aged one month. '
moment seen-thnt beam has fed
Pure to the source from which 'twas p;yep.
Transo ted to its native bed,
That bud of beauty blooms in heaven.
On the 9Th inst /, in Berkeley county, Mrs. ELF.
AbEfh REED, in the s0th year of her age.
, In Martinsburg. on the 10th inst., Mrs. MARCIA
REL saAFFER, reliet of George shaffer. in the77tb
aged 81 years.
Near Shepherdstown. on the 9th inst, BENJA-
MIN Rank, aged month"; weeks and days,
son OF Washington and Martha Banks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
WILL YOU VOTE YOUR SENTI-
MENTS,u

The Ber6efcy Union, in reply to our en-
dorsement Of the views of the Martinsburg
Statesman on the ballot question, says -
! "rhe Spirit. Of Jefer$on gives its unqual-
iGed support to the manly Uiua roce system of
voting. Notsatisfed with this, it unqualified,
ly asserts that all the delegates from Berkeley
and Jefferson counties are in favor of that
and opposed to the ballot system of voting
1t Is bold assertion, and though we did not
vote for a single delegate elected vet the
Sptylt Of jefferson must not get angry when
we say that we do not believe what it asserts
No man and no party hope for success
before the people upon any such principle -
We venture the assertion that even in Jeffer-
son county now so radically opposed to those
political sentiments. advocated by the Union,
large majority of votes would be cast against
the UtUa u0ce system of voting"
We are not at all surprised at such senti>
ments from the Union, the advocate of the
party that for years trampled under its iron
hoof every vestige of civil and political liberty
in West Virginia, with its sneahing New Eng
land ballot system and odious registration laws
twin sisters of corruption aud fraud. As
to the standing OF our representatives in the
Convention, we are assured that they favor
the Ui0a Uoce system to man-and if they
did not, they would be untrue to the cons
stitueucy that placed them there Let the
question be submitted to the voters of Jeffer
son, and the answer will be sent back in such
thunder tones that the editor of the Union
will find that this is county of enlightened
freemen, and not of cringing, sneaking ballot
voters.
Again, the Union says:-
eve like the ballot system. 1t is a Re-
publican doctrine. We would like to vote for
that system, and we would like to have all of
you straisht-out Democrats (not the scalla-
wagsl come up and vote with us Radicals on
that principle"
"a Republican doctrinev' Ave, and a
fddicot docrrine-a doctrine by which the
votes of thousands of Northern soldiers were
manipulated during the late war. and G co. B.
Mcclellan, the choice of both the Northern
citizens and soldiers, defeated for the Office
of President of the United States A doc
trine by which, all over the State of West
Virginia, and especially in the county Of JEFF
ferson, trio of petty commissioners of cleo
ton have retired tosome secret recess, ecount-
ed ballots" and made returns to suit them
selves, and their conductors in fraud and cor
ruption.
No, give us free, open, manly system of
voting, such as freemen will! esteem it a privi-
lege to enjoy, and not system fit only for
knaves and towards, who would vote for what
they would be ashamed to submit to the ewes
of their fellow citizens.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
j. H. YESTERDAY. plaiatia., p g

]. II. yesterday, Plaintiff, 'ia sa.EgT
WIN. eREEs.' Defendant, IL eH.ss.sr.
is adjudged, ordered and deereed that the GAYS.
II be referred to Master lCommissioner al mi.
w3ar. who shall convene before him all eredi,ors
and state and report any such dehts to n fatur.
.eia o, me oartand that he ASCERTAIN and report
what Estate the Defendant is pos essed of, and
ss value and annual value. together with any mat.
Yer whieh he may deem pertinent, or which he may
DC REQUIRED so to states and the said commi.,iontr
Is ordeted TO give notice of the time and place of
eSe.nting this decree by publication Tor tour wses.
In na. some newspaper published in Charlsstown for
lo9t weeks excessively, next, before the day an.
POINTED Tor executing this decree whch pnbiiestie.
shail DC rquvolentio personal notice or seIy,ee 40
the parties, and 10 any such creditors. - "
Copy Teste.
WIN. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk
To all parties isterested-you are hereby notified
that viii proceed to execute the above o. der of
29M day Of february, 1872, ~,
at my Office in chariestown, west Va .twh;.,,
time AID place you required to attend
Given under my hand as Commissioner ,bi. ,o,h
day of January, 1872. ''' '''A
JAMES d. FAYMAN.
9eauery ~. Io!2-ow. COininisAinpsr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
CHARLESTON, February Is.

The Constitution Convention has had
under discussion for ten days in committee of
the Whole, the first three articles of the pro
posed new Constitution, and on this the tenth
day, reported them back to the Convention
with numerous and sundry amendments. which
report and amendments the Convention order.
ed to be printed. The chief changes are as
follows: the words inserted as amendments
being in Ha!ic In article 2. section 3, Nor
shall any person in any criminal case be COM
PEELED to be witness against himself" &C.
Same article and section. 'No person shall
be transported out of, or forced to Ieaue the
State for any offense committed within the
same" Article 2, section 7. Providing
compensation to owners for private property
taken by corporations, the words 'sby an inn
partial jury of twelve free holders" we're
striker out, and provision inserted requiring
such jury only i'll cases when either party de-
manded the same. Article 2, section s. Is
amended so as to read as follows: "No per-
son shall be deprived of life, liberty or prop
erty, without due process of law, or the judg>
ment of his peers: Political test oaths re9uir-
ing persons, as a prerequisite to the enjoyment
of their ci0H and political rights, to purge
themselves by their o,on odths of past alleged
obenses, are repuynant to the principles d. free
government and are cruel and opprcssive-
No religious or political test oath or ang other
oath shall be required as prerequisite or
qualification to VOTE" sc.
Section 16, as amended. will read (: "The
provisions of the Constitution of the United
States, and of this State, apply as we'll in
time Of war as in time of peace, and any de,
parture therefrom, or violation thereof, under
the plea of necessity, or any other plea, i.
subversive of good government and tends to
anarchy and despotism. The people of this
State haze the inherent, sole and exclusive
right OF reguIatiny The Internal government
and policy Mereof"
The following is added as section Is of ar
ticle 8: "No citizen shall ever be denied or
refused the right or privilege of voting at an
election, because his name is not, or has not
been, registered or listed qualified voter
the intention being, and is hereby declared to
be, that all citizens who are in fact qualified
to vote at an election under the provisions of
the first section of this article shall be per-
mitted to vote whether registered or listed as
voters or not, and that no citizen, who is
qualified to vote under the provisions of said
third section, shall be required to take or
make any oath as prerequisite or qualifca>
ton to entitle him to vote"
A number of other small amendments were
made by the committee and will be before the
Convection for action to day. On motion of
Mr.. Faulkner, the I'd section of article 2. was
re. committsd to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
BUSINESS rHRIvEs And is consrawTly
INCREASING.

A T the o &c Boot. Shoe and C,otbinr s,o,.
"A the present premises prove o be Inadequate to
accommodate the increasing business with which
TINS well known estabishment ia favored copse-
quentiy we have arranged to remove and occupy ON
Apr' Isl: the room now occupied by L. DinkIe asa
Jeweiry Store, which will be FITTED UP with ali
modern convenience and in style and ELEGANCE
1ne9ualed by any ests biishment of the kind in the
valley. Iheextensive appointments and com pIete.
ness OF TINS estab ishment will render il Model of
Beauty and Fashion. Trusting the efforts to estab-
hsh strictly frst-clsss Boot and Shoe Store will
De acknowledged and encouraged by an spprecia-
tive pr bic we now offer until our removal The en-
TIRE Stock OF Boots, Shoes and Clothing at greatly
reduced prices. J. G GOLDSMITH, Proprietor.
c. w LiTrLkJoHs. Salesman.
Feb. 81, 1872
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27

H Our Upper Valley friends, whilst
scramblins after the workshops of the Valley
Railroad, seem to be all unnindful of the fac,
that the Harper's Ferry water power, the finest
in the world, (Which, the late purchasers
having failed to come to time, will probably
soon be in the market again, will undoubted-
ly offer inducements superior to any that can
be given by any other point in the whole
length and breadth of the Valley. How about
that?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
January 30. Isl:
VIRGINIA:

v II
AT Rules held in the esrk,. ofhc. Of N,
Circuit Court for Jefferson County. ON the nr.s
Monday in December, 1871. Jacob G. willard Tor
himseli and ON behalf of the Paternal Heirs Of VIM
Grove dec d ainst the Unknown Here Of Kat.
Richter, Dec'd.-n such there be-Surplelntntsl
Gross Bill in Chancery in the case OF James w
Slenn ct nj cs the Unknown Heirs Iif .ueh thsf.
beg of Kate Richter, decd.
The Unknowa Heirs of Kate-Riepter Ia sister of
John Grove, father of VIM. Gr,ve, decd Iii ,ny
ssGh there beMare hereby not.d that the 2ih
the said Cross Bill in said Circuit Court. where tho
same is now pending. Said bill alleges that said
Court by its decree in the originsl csse of Glenn
al rs. Henry B"ckfotd et al has one Eighth
part OF the .Patcrhhl EHtatc If said William G rny.
decd in order 10 protect the Unknown Heir, of
Kate Richter, decd if surh saryive; and also all
lcges that no auch Unknown Heirs or repre,ents.
tives OF Kate Richter were in existence at The th
OF william Grow, decd TIL" object and prayer
OF th" Supplemental CrOss Bill 10 Tor a decree find.
ing and Hdjudg1rg that 'uch unknown Heirs
exist and that the fund set apart to protect their
interests may be di.trihnte uinotg tho o,h.r Hrirs
Court. 1890 '"e
witness, WIN. a. chapline Clerk of ga ia esar,.
Jan 80. l-72. Nm A CiIAPLiNE. cI.,k
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27

. SUDDEN DEATH.-F. schaFer, proprietor
of the Virginia hotel, in Stanton, while eat
ing oysters on Saturday night week, got
piece of shell lodged in his throat, from the
effects of which he died Monday morning at
80 o'clock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
PUBLIC SALE

TUE undersigned will offer at Public Sale. at his
residence. = miles North of Niiddleway I'D .
miles South of Leetown, on the Shepherdstown n;Ic
On WEDNESDAY, the Goth of MARCH, 1872,
The following Personal Property to. wit:
HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS and
FARMING IMPLEMENTS Of a II k;,ds.
TER S.--TweIve Months Gro dit ON /. II sun,,o
. ~, bond and approved security, with interest.
G Paid at maturity. Sums OF $40 and under,
Casn- Sale to commence at 10 O'clock A NJ
HIRAM C. SENsENY
FlRDANDA SEHSENY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
BUGGY FOR SALE.

A NEW OPEN TOP BUGGY; {, has been used
"a only three or four times. II desired. 30 days
time VIII be giyen,by the purchaser giving Ns-
gotiable Note, well endorsed. bargain can be hsd
by making early application AT THIS OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
Seven no. /. Work Horses.


The following described Personal Property of the
late Michael Bushey, viz: - y ~. -
Seven no. 1 Work Horses.
six of them making the finest team for draught in
the county. Two of the above are No. i Brood
Mares, and all are good leaders.
-Four COLTS-two years old, being broken tn
harness and saddle: one2 years old. Chester Lion
and Telegraph stock. OF the finest Colts in the
Twenty head of horned CATTLE ,sx.n Of
mich are No.l Mich coss-thrse with Calves at
Seventeen STOCK HOGS.
Sixteen s;.s sp PIGS, three month, old
One large Broad.tread Road Wagon, with Bed
One do. Plantation Broad-tread.
One l-Horse do,
0ae 2horse and one horse Spring wsgon.
One Family Carriage. one wheeibarroF:5
one ,Mllionghby Gum Spring Grain Drill, with
One Spring tooth Buggy Rake,
ONE REAPER 4 MOWER COMBINED.
Zone of the best in the valiey.)
One Cider Mill, tsouthern Giant;)
One Straw and Fodder Gutter,
One Stack Knife,
make; - N-'9Hi
/ Eve Eve Double and Single Shovel Plough..
Two, Two iharroTs, two Grindstones:
One set Platform Hay Ladders.
One sleigh Basket and Bells,
0ne Riding and one wA gon Saddle
Two sets Single Harness.
Six setsof Wagon Gears
SIX bands and Traces.
Eight ID. ad Halters, two Fly Nets; -
one SIX horse Leather Line, one 4-horse do.
0neiarge Farm Bell, =, - 1o''
Log, Fifth. Trace. Butt. Breast and Cow Chains.
Two Mattocks, one Pick, one Crowbar:
Four shovels. G rain and Earth Folks;
Rakes, Hoes two Axes, one Ladder:
Three Grain Cradles. two Scythes;
Single. Double and Triple Trees;
One Jack Screw.
Eight Hundred prime OAK Shingles,
Lumber.
One pair Large Scales, one pair Steolyards
One lot OF Carpenters Toos. one do. Blasting ,
One Sausage Grinder, one do. Suffer;
One Lard Press,
Three Barrels CIDER VINEGAR
Observation-Disclosures FURNITURE,
Consisting in part of
Two Two bureaus one Cupboard, one Safe
-Four Bejsteads and Bedding,
Two Washstands, one Wardrobe;
Hall dozen Cane seat Chairs!
Hall dozen Wood do, one Roc kim do.
One Settee lot of Carpet.
One Cook Stove nd Fixtures
One Ten Plate do one Sheet Iron do
Iinware, Tubs. Buckets, SC.
THREE HUNDRED Lbs. oFB.coN
ONE HUNDRED LBS. OF LARD
The terms for the Bacon and Lard will be mad,
known on day fsae. =
TERMS oE SALE credit of Nine Months.
will I've given on all sums of Ten Dollars and nm.
wards, the purchaser giving his bond with an
proved security, said bonds bear intercst from
DAY oil sale unless paid at maturity, when the in
terest will be rcmitted. No goO,Is 10 he removed
until terms OF sale are complied with
90 Sale to commence at O'Clock, A. NJ on the
above date.
FRANK A BUsHEY,
Administrator of Michael Bushey deed.
February 90. lo72--ts. -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
OFFICE FOR RENT.

Ihcs.t Possession given Ist Of Aprii NEXT Ap-
piyto JNo. THoS. GIBSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
PUBLIC SALE.

1SHE subscriber, living on the farm of Mr.. r.
Kau, pear the Toli-gate the Turnpike 81
miles West of Harpers Ferry, will offer at Public
WEDNESDAY,, 1871 of MARCH, 1872.
The Following
Personal PROPERTY,
to- wit.
Six head Of extra heavy WORK HORSES.
Une Gull two years oid-a natural PAGER;
Seven head of YOUNG CATTLE.
One Wood's Reaper aud Mower combined in
good running order. Al
One Gum Spring Drill, one Buggy Rake
One Wheat Fan, (Bakcr Improyed
Que Wagon and Bed,
Three 3 horse Ploughs, two Harrows
Double and Single Shovel PIourhs
wagon and Plough Gears, one Cross. CutS,w
One get oil Dung Boards, a lot of Bags
Tive barrels of Vinegar,
Three Stands of Bees.
Potatoes, Turnips. and many other articles no,
necessary to particularize. NV
20 ERHS-A credit until the LIST day of january
riS'5, VIII be given on all sums over Ten Dollars
Tue purchaser giving note and apr. Dyed securitv
bearing interest from date, if paid at matur;ty
On sums OF Zen Dollars and under Cash must he
Paio. no property to be removed until settled for
w Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
E., ,.,, JOHN HESS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27

TERMS OF SALE.
credit Of Eight Months win be g;v.n -, ~,
sums over Ten Dollars the purchaser siv;na On h al
and approved security with interest from dsi. th
interest to be RENTED paid promptly at maturi
will be required. No property to be removed NTH
the terms of sale are complied with
GJ- Sale to commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ
J: D. Potterfeld, Auctioneer -D D'-' n L.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
WEST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held j" Me Clerks o6cc of The
Circuit Court IF Jefferson County, on lie first
Monday i" Febrmnry, 1872:
Vim. II. II. Harley and David slagle. and Elizabeth
his wife,.
Francis J. Harley, Barney Q. Has1ey, JscobA.
Harley, Joreph -. Welsh and Ella Maria welsh.
infant heirs Of Maria Welsh, and w. O. Ma
coughtrJ, administrator of Joseph Harley.
NHE object of this suit is to obtain deere. for the
Il division Of the real estate Of the laie Joseph
Harley, OF Middieway, Jefferson County, am nR
hs heire practicable; IL not. for the sale thereof
and division Of proeeeds. And 1t appearing, upon
athdavit hled in this suit. that the said Prnncs y
harley, Barney @. Harley and Jacob A. HsrJey
are not residents Of this State, they are hereby rs
CURED TO appear within month after due publ
cation OF this order, and do what 10 necessary 10,
protect their interests in mi. matter IL 10 iuriher
ORDERED mat copy of this order be pubIishcd
week for four successive weeks, In some news.
paper in ga Id county
White TrapuelI, p. a. " "
x,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27

WEST VIRGINIA..
At Rules held in The Clerks Office Of ne
Circu't Court Of Jc6erson County, on tie frsf
Nondoy IN Februory, 1872:
Samuel S. Sturgeon,
George Isier. and John w. Gibson.
HE object Of this .uit is to obtain deere. for
Si,526, with interest on 1855, part thereof,
from September 10Th. 1869, and ike interest on
sy!o, the residue thereof, from August sth 1871,
subject to credit Of $500, as OF said hast date.
saa to attach any interest Of the defendant Mildred
tor OF 1sier the estate Of aid I.er or
any other interest she may have in said county,
hhd d appearing, upon affidavit filed in this suit
that the said Mildred NJ. Bennett is NOT resilient
Of THIS State she il hereby required ppear within
one month after due pabficat OF this Order and
90 what neeessary to protect her interest in this
matter. Is farther ordered that copy Of this or
der be pubii'bed once week, for four speeessiye
weeks, In some newspaper in said county
White & Trapneii. o. a. S'e'A y.
February ID, 1ST2-5t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-02-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING rented my farm, I will cell at Public
). Sale. at my residence four miles Southwest OF
Chariesown on the Berryville Turnpike, on
WEDNESDAY 2Oth Of MARCH, 1872.