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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-26

law suits, and when the courts were
held here he was always ION hand to
attend to some case. Whether he leaves
any children, we cannot say.-Star.
UNAMIABLE.-A letter from Mont
pelier to the Woman's Journal, moral
ICES as follows
Vermont is the same yesterday and to
day, and it seems as if it would be for
ever. Things go round in the same old
track. Progress is not the animating
word as it is in the West. 1t has an
alarming sound. Men are suspicious of
it. Ministers preach from the text,
Strengthen the things which are ready
to die and the people, obedient to the
voice of their leaders, shut their eyes and
their ears to the grand new things and
stick to the old, although SO near dead
there is no light nor warmth left.
These same leaders of the people
preach woman's subjectlon. Woman $
enfranchisement, they argue, would
bring about new theory in regard to
the social relations-lead to free love, .
and other dangerous doctorines. They
forget that these dangerous doctrines
are, as theodore Parker says, "but the
noise and dust of the wagon that brings
the harvest home
VERMoNTERs IN CONGRESS- addi
ton to the Delegation from Vermont, al
of whom are natives of this State, Yer
mont is represented in Congress by tn,
following of Ter sons: Senators, vii
liam 2. Kellogg Of Louisiana, Aaron II
Cragin Of New Hampshire, and MATTHEW
; FL. Carpenter of Wisconsin. Represen
tatiyes, Ellery A. Hubbard of Ne,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-02-26
ALBERT A. wEBsTER's ESTATE.
Orleans District, So.

East Albany, Vt, Feb. 20. 1872.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
THE CAMPAIGN IN TEXAS.

we have before ne report of the proceed.
ings of the Texas Democratic Convention hold
in Corsicana. In the list of DELEGATES We
recognize the names of many prominent citi>
zens of other States, who since the war have
cast their fortunes in Texas.
Hon. John II. Reagan, the DISTINGUISHED
ex-senator, was chosen president of the Con
vention, the proceedings of which were
marked by spirit of carnestness and harmony
which argues we'll for handsome Greeley ma
jority in November
The platform of principles adopted by the
convention is one of the ablest and most
'orcibe documents we have seen during the
campaign.
Expressing first of all undminished conf,
dencc in the time>honored principles of the
Democracy, and firm conviction that the well
fare and prosperity of the country will never
be restored until those principles are again in
the ascendant, the resolutions proceed to show
the vital necessity of present cooperation with
the Liberal Republican party in order to se>
cure government of law, as opposed to
government Of force So lucid and striking
IS the argument, that we regret that our
limited space should prevent our reproducing
the platform for the benefit of our readers,
The body of these resolutions is from the
pen OF Col. George Mason, delegate from the
18th district. Col. Mason is the eldest son of
the late Hon Jas. NJ. Mason, and has been
Tor many years leading member of the bar
OF Texas. Both as lawyer and politician
Col Mason has acquired great distinction in
his adopted State, and, if his future answer
to his past, we prophesy for him career whose
success shall prove that the mantle of the
noble old Statesman, his father, has fallen
upon no unworthy shoulders.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
d | E D..

Or Wednesday morning, September 18th, 1872
al me resihtnre :" her parents in THE place. Ty-
phoiH +, ever, Miss Me W WEBSTER, only daugh-
ter OF Mr. Thomas b. Webster, i'll the 26th year OF
her age.
On Wednesday evening. September 18Th. 1872 n,
the rrstdence If her parents. OF t. Ihod Fever Mrs
SA-LiE a. ilLRERr-wIe of Mr. George Hi.
heft OF BALTIMORE, snd eldest daughter of Mr. W.
T. HenS""' OF this place Sgcd rs years.
@" THURSDAY September 18Th, 1872. in Charles
lie "A. Hilbert. aged weeks.
In Herkeley county. ON Thursday night. tho 70 n
inst Mrs. LUCINDA SMITH, wife Of Mr p.,.r
smith, aged about 10 ye:rs.
AT her residence in tn $ county on the 18Th inst
Mrs. RACHEL Il. BELL. wife .! Capt A Bell dc.
ceased, aged 81 wears.
o" Sturdy night, September l4,h. near Berry
El'ie: MAhi ELLkN- IniSnt Daughter al john I.
days S"'
suff"r little children to unto Nc and for
ND tibet" n"t FOR e" su Ii is the q Tom u. heaven
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

Rev. j.. D. HUSTON. d. D.--Tbe name of
the Rev. Lorenzn Dow Huston is now never
heard. But few brieF months since il was
on every tongue, and the daily press teemed
with the reverend gent'eman's patronymlc.-
1t is not our intention t. revive an unpleasant
theme, nor to wound atre<h laceratei. hearts
1t is known, however. that the Rev. DR.,
huston has still many friends in Baltimore ::
friends who believe him innocent Of the
charges which have beeo preferred agains,
HIM; yes. irieuds who regard him as deeply
wT"nged man, and who declare that he has
been more sinned against than SHINING. To
all such we would state that the Doctor has
wonderfully recuperated physically, and tina,
he has much revived in spirits. Conscions
innocence is wonderful resforcr. Thrice
armed is he who hath his quarrel just. and he
but naked. though clothed in steel. whose con.
science is with injustice oppressed" This
sentiment his friends often repeat.
TBuIkinIOre0D
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

DAN. B' Lucas, ESQ. We notice with
pleasure that this gentleman was Sc Lifted by
the GRAFTON Convention as Greeley EIector
'"F TINS alSsrlct Whilst we are not for, nor
against Greeley. yet we feel complimented
ina. the delegates made the selection of elec>
tor from this side of the mountain, Is whilst
the trans Alleghanians may pick MP man
for Congress, they are rather barren of talen.
Tor the hastings. Mr.. j.. who has h4en aptlv
dubbed the blue hens chicken" viii make a
stirring canvass. and the GRANTEES viii feel his
blows before it is over.-JIfur. .State,mon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
Letter from Kansas.
OMAHA CRY, Neb.. Sept. 18Th. Isl

OMAHA CRY, Neb., Sept. 18Th, 1872.
Eelitar Spirit of Jeffsrson. a.
DEae SIR Our journey so far has been.
safely and pleasantly accomplished. Leaving
Cincinnati on the Burlington aud Missouri r.
r., We pass through the fertile prsiries of
Indiana and Illinois. Crossing the NIissis>
sippl at Burlington. we journey through Iowa.
so noted for its fine scenery-over ilimitable
plains, green with grass aud corn, the view
broken by focks and herds, aud the habita>
tons of men. The beauty of the landscape
IS grand indeed, look where you may-the
rolling plateau, running East and West, North
and South. dotted with Villages and hamle
while fields of deep green corn raridly
succeed each ether. Mixed with the natural
tlntS of the prairies, the whole scene in the
fresh morning light, makes a panorama sur
passing in beauty and iovIiness the imacina>
ton OF the most visionary, and we'll worth
miles of travel to witness. The panorama
changes we near Council Bluffs: strep.
rugged hills arc seen in the distance. deem
cut is gone through, and the turbiG Missouri
+ is seen wenaing its serpentiue course through
fertile plains and rugged hills.
We cross the River on the splendid iron
bridge of the q. T. II r. and enter the CITY
of Omaha, which is situated on the western
bank OF the Missouri river, on a slope about.
% feet above high water mark. 1t is the
terminus Of the Union Pacific Railroad and
contains over $4,000 Inhabitants The u, p
r. r. machine shops are located here. and
they have given the city an onward impetus :.
It's growth and prosperity is almost without
parallel. Street Railways, Gas, and ,al
modern improvements are here; and IFS ruh>
lie and private billings are UNSURPASSED in
any western city. Ascending the bluff, west
OF the city. You obtain scene, grand and
magnificent beyond description. Looking east
ward, the city lies on the slope along the
river; on tie Iowa side lays Council Bluffs.
half hidden by the bluffs or hills; looking
west. the great Valley of the Platte, with its
southern Bluff, dimly seen in the distance,
with lliim'tab!e plains, waving with golden
grass. How grand, how beautiful the scene !!
what rich virgin soil lays along the far
stretching Platte.
No American knows the extent of the ma.
tons patrimony, till he has gone day after dav
toward SHUTDOWN. and as hill aud plain follow
one another, he views with indiscrihable ad
m'ratl"n the almost iuconceivable extent Of his
country. But, sir; the Rocky Mountains
Denver, Central City, Mining CITY CANYONS.
pF"lr'es. indians, prairie dogs Wolves ante.
l"pes aud hmffaloes, all lay tar heyond this
beautiful scene bid you f,rewe!i, and 90
on towards sundowu. Yuurs 20
+ g !IO,,,rcc,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

ser The OHIO Democratic and Liberal Re-
publican State Committees having been APP
pr'sed OF scheme on the part of the Grant
RADICALS to import negro voters into that State
from West Virginia and Kentucky have taken
measures to defeat and bring the parties en-
gagged in it to punishment. Detectives have
been employed, and reward of $500 offered
Tor the detection and arrest of any parties en-
gagged in the fraudulent scheme. Migratory
voters had better look out.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
We are frenuentlu innni-od of 90

we are frequently inquired Of as to
WhetheF the Acts OF the Legislature a. its
last session have yet been printed. In reply
we nave to state that We are informed that the
printing was done last May. but ,hatthe gem
teman who was employed by the Legislature
to prepare the Index to the Acts did not com.
pete MS work unit! few weeks ago, and that,
on this account, the publication has been de-
layed.- Wheeliny Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
STOP THIEF.

GTOLEE from the residence of the sob. n,
- scribcr .nenr Iiilsboro. Loudoun coun ~ sSSIT
vs. on the night Of the Sd inst THREE ah
HEAD OF HORSES. one BIscI H"rse, stp al III
vcarsOld. little whiteon one hind foot: or RISvn
Mime about Fix years old. heavy Get. a few white
spots on her rump. mi disposed 70 iek if
the other Y"lowish Bay Horse. four old :,
with little white the root of his IL n and
fine looking and sprigh'Iy. =
90 will liberal reward Tor either or II of
the nfDve h"rses if returned Z" me or secured 90
that can get them, md an additional reward for
thc hetectip" = Nd ton of the thief ~
Sept. 10, 1872 3ts Al BEST.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
GRAPE JUICE.

DERsONs wanting #. ran be suprIied nj the MT
1 ARAFAT VINEYARD with pure .indiirtfd
Crane Juice, 'zpressed from perfectly ripe and
sound Rrspe,, pic ked from the stem. No stems do
caysd. half ripe green berries allowed 10 20 into
The press From this Juice an excellent domestic
prare wine be made in ~ months with very lie.
tie trouble. end r"st Iesr than Sl.sO per gallon
-ineluding cost Of the requisite sugar Orders aud
Cssks 10 be sent to the VINEYARD.
G'Apes for preserving Jelly othsrwfse will
he furnisbSd at the Vineyard At cents per pound
IL the quantity tsken exceeds 10 pounds; under 10
berries. J. J. Fl. SrRlITH :.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
: The Manassas fVal Co-o,,oh

The Manassas IVA Gazette has an ac-
count "t the connection Of it, proprietor, Mr.
Harvey Varnus, with the shootinc of Clark BY
FeweIl brought out in response to the remarks
OF the Warren Sentinel in regard to it. From
I'M. ms II is seen that Mr. Varnus went to Brents
vile that morning at the elder Mr. FowaIr,
request IN. order to frecem Rhody from car
The same paper also publishes card from
John T. Goodwin. sheriff of Prince win -.
county, in which he states tina, the from, doar
was left open on the morning Of the shoo,;na
at CIark's earnest request. aud that he Good
VIM was not 100 yards off at the time.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
The Cannpa1sn
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSgN.


we offer to the public. and espeeialis TO .he mem.
bers of the Democratic Conservative party of mi.
and the adjoining counties of West Virginia. !.
campaign paper. which we have made srr.psem.,,.
to issue from now untilthe LIST day of December
the remarkably low ps,cs of.
FIFTY CENTS.
payable in advance We will publish all N. r,o..
interesting politieal eveIopments wb;eb ,n,z,r,n.
pire during the campaign, now a Ire.dv oncnea .,d
soon to become rife with incidents of extr,o,o;,,
ry interest We intend to make orr c,mo.;s, ms,
per bold, decided. and. if possible a iiv,nr power
IN the approaching contest, and to that end we ask
the cooperation ofrhe party Throughout, the country
Letevery Conservative Democrat ho is not already
subscriber, take the
Carp On. SPIRIT tGF JEFFERSeE"
LOT 'hree months, until this fight ia over; or II your
ne'shoor Is too poor take it, subscribe for II for
MN. Take two or three numbers and distribute
'nem. Let US all aid in building up and console.
oating magnificent Organization in West vir.
GINA. which may be always relied upon to WELD N
infiaence even beyond her own borders Standing
midway, as we do. between the Conservative partv
oil the South, and the grea, Democratic marty of,he
NOT tn, we recognize them one party in present
aims purposes and orga MIA ton; and we mean TO
advocate thorough consolidation for the nurpo.e
OF arrestlng the centralizing tendency of the Fed
erai Government. We ma the colors of this ma rtv
to our mast and shall follow the direction indica,
ted by their UNITED Council. assembled in Raj.
'im"re' on the 9Th of July, 1872. This we regard
the duty and true policy for every Conservative
Democrat in the county TO pursue.
JOHN W DALGARN,
Publisher and Proprietor
OF the Spirit of Jeffrrson
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
MANN SpITLER,
JOHN w. AsuRY,
VIM. M1LNEs, Jr.

The ANDES INSURANCE CoMpANY.-C;n>
c'n""h, September l6-A report is in circu
lat'on here that the Andes Insurance Com>
paoy is on the eve of suspension. The fol-
lowing extract from private circular issued
to-day to agents of that company by order of
the Board OF Directors is probably responsible
for the report:
OFFICE ANDES TNs Co., C1Nc1vwAr1, J
September Is, 1872
An order has this day been issued by the
Superintendent of Insurance for the State of
ONO tor an assessment on the stockholders of
TINS company, to be paid within thirty days.
to make good an impairment of it's capital
stock. You are hereby instructed not to issue
any new policies nor transact any new bust
ness for this company until furthet ad vices
The subject of assessment is now being
conducted, The circular is signed BY James
z. Gilbreath.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

@ -Four years ago, when G rant was nom
mated, the Radical convention adopted as It's
motto, "Match him." Now about one ,b;r
OF the Radicals have adopted as their motto
"Seratch him. 'o'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
PROPOSALS
NOTICE.

MiSERAL PoIx7 HAxsAs
~ OJICE lie hereby given that will nprIy 10 tho
~ Circuit Court of Jefferson county. at II . No
vember term. ls12 for order authorizing nd re-
CURING the personal tivSs of John Meier
IN I"iierson county. West Virginia, to ray and de.
nV.r to me- a. Guardian OF John -. Moier. RolFs,
!. hioler and susie d. holer. in Anderson county
kansas all personal property and mUnev in tho
hands OF said persona rtavrs or others he
longing 70 my wards atore.aid, and to authorize
and receive all money and personal property be.
LONGING :" NV wsrds. in West Virginia. and re-
move the PANE TO the State Of Kansas. whore said
minors reside. JOHS ntoIFR
Sept. 10, ls72-bt. Guardian, &c
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
IL A r RE %.
August ls, ls1a.

On the 18th inst, by Rev u C. w Reid. JOHN
NJ. bKoANlSG, OF Baltimore. to Miss ANNE L,
CLaPSADhl E. formerly of this town.
q" the i7th inst at the residence OF the br id -
psrsnts hv Rev w s PEG OK, Capt J MORO AN
S s:E of Rer.eey county, aud Miss
NETTlE KRAFT, of Martinsburs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

-Juase n Is: Hall will resign the judge
ship of this Circuit, after the Jefferson Court.
PETITIONS are circulating for the appointment
of Fl. H. Blackburn, Esq, to ELL the vacancy.
.- Ia1tinsb0rg Era.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

R9~ On the 4th of March next the terms
OF twenty four United States Senators exnire
Ut these, three are Democrats.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

GsT John NJ. Miller, Esq, of Frederick
county has the contract to furnish the cross
ties for the Y. r. r. from Harrisonburg to
Stauuton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

MIR BEVERLEY IUCkEE, who has heen
spendIn" lew weeks ut his old Winchester
home, will leave shortly for New yok CITY.
where he will hereafter reside The Suns
and downs" nt'bi< cventiul career fur the nast
twenty years embracing his experiences at
Washington, Liverpool, Richmond. London,
Paris. Canada and Mexico have no, told u,on
his vigorous physique, which is more robust
than ever, nor have they ahated one lot of
that hn"yhncV OF spirit and warm hpar,eIness
winch have ever made him one If the most
genial and attractive of companions
II will he remembered that Mr. ~ and
Gen l'ahi%r"n ohtaiDed from the Virginia
Legislature. last winter, charter for n Rail-
road from NorlnIk to the North Carolina State
linz, called the ''Nnrfnlk aud Southern Rails
wav CO. and from thence, aud in connection
with it. hv pr"nosed line under similar
charter from the North Carolina Legislature
to Wilmington aud thence. from like char
tor t""m the Sonth Carolina Legislature. to
Charleston. Sonth Carolina, the three maxine,
continuous line of Railroad, down +, tho
coast shnr:cr than any others ever projected.
Indeed, this line will penetrate n country, the
area OF which Is larger than the whole terri
tory OF Massachusetts, which has not a mile
ct Eallroad within it. although its st,,,les and
rrnducflons-hlthertn nndeveloped for want
OF market ontlct-arc most abundant and Of
value equal to any other in the United States:
these, in addition to the cotton. which be,
cause "f its being, one hundred miles shorter
than any other route to New York, promises
to make this me Of the largest freight Rail-
roads in the Southern country. This enter,
prise, however, has much larger pronutions.
At a meeting held few weeks ago. in New
i"rk city, 81, which Mr.. Tucker presided. au
-harmnnI"ns arrangement was effected bv the
respective parties i'll interest for consolidating
the irgiuln, North and South Carolina com
pan'cs into one as far as Charleston. under
the name and title OF the "a tlsntic and Pacific
Seaboard Railway Company" which it is prn>
posed to extend through Georsia and Florida
to some point M the coast of the inter with
steamers to Havana and the other rorts of
Cuba and the West India Islunds-and also.
by similar connections to San niago or some
other equally eligible point on the Pacific.
We learn that the officers and capitalists of
this great Railroad enterprise in the South.
are business and professional men of high
standing aud pronounced ability in the cities
OF Boston and New York, and we are happy
to see our old fellow citizen aud Gen. Dahl
gren. whose family resides in Winchester.
connected with so large aud promising an en-
terprise.- Winchester Times
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
PRIME JEFFERS0N- COUNTY LAND
AT PRIV ATE SALE.
EGR SALE PRIVATELY.

MY HOUSE AND LOT. situated on an sLs
IVA open road, of mile from Smithfiel ID 6STfA
near the Smitbti"ld and Summit Poiat road liIlEa
The Lot contains Acres and Poles. and has upon
h.. P,sSSm'sng young Orchard. The property win
DE SOLD entire, found necessary the Lot " III IN
divided into four The lots iorpIs, by each si,i-
zion wiz front the open road For farther pAr,icu.
iars anp,v to me in Middleway, or in my absence
TO i: Timh"rlake, near thai place.
July so. lS72-tf JOS NJ HEDRIcE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

Es George r. Latham, Of Upshur county,
announces himself as candidate for Congress
in the Second District, con the platform of
principles adopted at Cincinnati on the 4th
day of May, 1872"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

s. The receipts of the Berkeley Asricul
tural Fair were over three thousand dollars.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

DEATH OF GEN ANDERSON -MemDh;s
September 20.-Patton Anderson. a major
general in the late Confederate army, died a.
his residence near this city this morning of
pneumonia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
TO THOSE INTERESTED.
"ALL THE YEAR R0UNDo>
Is Out Again

THINK il lie about time to get yonr supply Of
coal l"r the coming winter. u
have "n ina MI
'o@ TOM Ge'rg"'~ Creek run ofminc. which W iiIbe
Eoih at die Inrd at 1925
Also. 81 t'ns l.. v EuI Coal.
Hnt never m'rd the quantity, will slwnys keep a
The Anthracite is Ui the very beat kind. ne thin L
II !" bette :" hav" fret ciH.. qsRliv nj y,.ns
Vile" you hnv" t" pay til. railroad the san o
amount Tor tram'TcFuIIinn ANY one. II,rr- tnyr
"t' h"vS "n' thing from me. ia th" "i Gus r
ANYTHING else, III he get wIat ne Ia rysins
f"r No B"rIIry hire. and M CTr,F,t ell a. v ill.,
h"w"vc,, '"to COUNTRY PE0Dut f a. ,.r ~.
wN"'en. a" heretofore. Keep anything and every.
thing that h"i"n"p f" the
GROCERY, PRoTIsIoN,
leather Sh"r Fr'.d'n.:s N"tl"na. Fa,uis Ole. and
other article" that I"n't r'n..inher; hut " wa
G"'' e I" the Store, you will v-rv 'ik-Iv fmI mean
upon inquiry j, VI. DEEA ULSE.
Srrt IL 1872 -3u. UArnc-,. E.rrv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
SCHOOL BOOKS.

~ ~ ~ ~ ~
I AM now offering School Rocks chs pcr thr ca
re bought at retail either in Baltimore Phin-
delrhia Have made arrangements with VARIOUS
Publishers 8" as to justify mvsrf in doing this-
Discounts made in avor of Teachers. All orders
for School Books attended PROMPTLY.
GEO. T. LIGHT
NTrslc-yocAL AND NsrRUMENTAL.-I
w have ju.t received large INVOKE OF Choice
and Popular Music. Will be glad for our Musical
friends to give US call. Any Nusic ordered
inm ediateIy. Any niece of music Published can
be had in three days by leaving your orders with
GEO. T. LIGHT.
SCHOOL BOOKS sold on Thirty, Sixty ana Nine
- ty Dars.'bv GEO r. LIGHT.
September "a, 1872.
IJNHE best Cook Stoves of all kinds for safe by
dcCURDI x DUKE.
A y additional supply of Hsrdva,e iuat received
n and for sale by MrCURDY Al DUKE
EVERYTHING in the Tinware line orsaIe-nnd
II repairing done by
Sept 10.ls72. McCURDY DIXIE.
(rLoCKS-beautifuI Bronze, Rosewood and wal
~ nut Fronts, bes utiful designs and pattsrns-for
ssle low by L. DISKLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24
LOST
NEW GOODS.

FIRST GRAND ARRIVAL of New FalIand Win.
\ ter G""ds at t,oIdsmith's Twin Fronts. The
STOCK Ia larger. better and cheaper than Ad-
vert'serncn' TOO ate for this issue.
Sept - 1872 ] GOLDSMITH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-09-24

AAVlNG this day entered into pa ners ship in the
practice OF the law. we will attend regularly
all the Courts of Jefferson. nd the Superior Courts
OF Berkeley, Morgan, Clarke and Frederick coun-
ties
Septemhcr Ii S73-tf