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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-11-27


CRY Co Nei4, special meeting, convened
Tuesday evening. Nov. 25th. Present, ,llo
Evans, Isaac Wiz : " Abby, W Nelson, L
7 Bagby, Hsbsr Eer, r Fry, P Hoge and
4 burke.
This meeting was called to take action on &C
counts in the hands of auditing committee, and
the business was p incipaily confined 10 that
matter. a number of accounts were allowed.
The auditip glcommittee, 10 whom was referred
communication from Ie-ers Kidd & Douglas.
setting forth the priority of the assignment tc
them of the accounts of W r Brown, q colored
laborer, made the following report:
No certificate of assignment appearing with
ell, your committee is Of the opinion that Int
council has control this matter.
Mr.. Ker offered the following resolution, which
was adopted. .u.
lsess5eed, That the report Of the auditing com
mittee as to the subject matter of a communities
ton from Kidd & douglas be adopted, aud tina
in the opinion of the Council, there is no fapl
attached to the clerk of the council in the ISSUE
Of the certificate for the account of " r Brown
assigned to Jos Newell
The account of Col J NJ Lilly the survey o
Augusta street, which had been referred to thu
committee on streets, was called up, and the fol
lowing resolution adopted.
| Resolasd, That the sum of seventy-hye dollar
he and is hereby appropriated to pay Col J N
! Lilly, for surveying Augusta street as per con
| tract with j Evans.
1 The committee streets submitted the follow
ing resolution, which, on motion, was refefrel
ito the committee on streets.
ResOlped, That the sun! of$l2o be apnropriat
ed, as an extra allowance to Col J NJ LILLY to-
extra services in surveying Augusta street, ant
for measuring and mapping Augusta street, and
all its intsrsecting and adjacent Streets and pre-
portions on .aid stree, for he purpose Of giy
ing correct report to the .city council.
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*. go
F. j. Calhoun has been appointed superin-
tendent of the western division of the G, 4
0. r. R., vice Vancleve, resigned.
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Cease No. 475
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
States, for the Western District of Virginia.

Cease No. 4!5
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
States, the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
70 whom it may concern; -: =
The undersigned, Vim. NJ. Dorraugh, Rocking.
ham County, Virginia, hereby giyes notice Of hid
E. Loaand, Of" Albcmarle county, in
said District, who tyas, on the l4th day Of Aug,
A D, 1873, adjndgea a Bankrupt on his own POI
titi6n by TIE District Court of said District
Dated, November II, 1879.
hcv 2o-st. NM n. DoRKAUGH. Assignee
lease No.472
III THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States, for, the Western District Of Virgin
Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of David F. MoNett, bankrupt.
To Khom it Hay .Genesrn;'
The undersigned, YIN. NJ rorraugh, Of
Rockingham county, Va. hsfep, gives notice
OF his appointment as Assignee of tho estate of
David F. nlaNast, Of August.
county, in said District, who was, on the 13tk
day Of Aug, "A. D., 1872 adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition ~ the District Cours II
said District =
Dated, November, II, 1919.
nov 2o72t YIN h'hqHKA.u6H. Assieasa.
Tease No. 1851
1 N Tt h DISTRICT sfOU XII OF THE UNIFIED
L States, for the Western District of Virgins
In Bankruptcy. -,
In the matter of Daniel HUFF, bankrupt.
To Whom it Hey Concern:
The undersigned VIM. NJ. Dorraugh,
of Harrisonburg, Rockingham county. Virgins.
hereby gives notice ofhis appointment as Assignes
of tthe Estate of Daniel Huff. Of Roci-
bridge county, Virginia, in said District, who wa..
on The 1st day of August, A. D., 1873, aajudged
a Bankrupt on his own petition Ny the Dissrios
Court Of said District. ''t S.i
Dated, November 18th, 1879,
noy 2o-st WI. NJ. pQRRAUGH. Assignee.
Cease No. 4T6.)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the Western District Of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy.
In ematter of Jacob Miller, Bankrupt
To whom it may concern 20
The undersigned. Vim. NJ. Dorrau yh, Of
Rockingham CO., Va, hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee of the estate Of Jacob
Miller, of Page county. in said District,
who was on the l4th day Of Aug, A. D., 1873,
ldinlged g 4paaiYsupt on HIS own petition by ths
District Court Of said District.
Dated, November II, 1873. =
nov cost WM u. DORRACGH, AssignsA
GOOD CLOTHS and
" CASSIMERES.
The subscriber has on hand for sale on the beat
terms. French and English cloths and cassi-
meres. He has received the latest styles q Fash
ions, and is prepared to furnish and fit CUSTOM
in The best style. 400
JAS. OREAn.
oct 9thtf Shop in rear Of spectators office.
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Hoa.sGeo. H. Ace, at one time a Judge
ofthe supreme Court Of Appeals Of Virginia,
died at his residence in .Clarksburg, last
week.
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Res
tf III ACRES
:. s9RA I'll F{xsgA4EA
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tCase No. 47ol

Tease No. 47ol
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
/ States, for ths Western Distric. Of virsinis.
in Banruptcy. =.
" the matter Of Mrs. Margaret M.siicks bsat,
rupt. -
To Rhom it Kcy Concern:
The undersigned, VIM N. Dorrsngh, Of Far-
riis0nburg Rockingham county, Virginia, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as Assigned Of r.
estate of Mrs Margaret Messick, Of Roskinghap
co.,n said District, who was, on the lib day 'ef
Aug, A. D., 1879 adjudgod Bankrupt ON BID
swn petition, by the DistrictCourt ofsaid District
Dated, November Eth, 1878. 80 - =
WIN. NJ DoRRAUGH.
nov 2o-st Assignee,
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A UGUSTA COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS FOR
~ RENT.-Proposas will be received Mt the
Office of the Secretary of the Augusta county
Fair, uptil the 1st Day of DECEMBER next. fol
renting the Augusta County Fair Grounds from
that date to the LIST day of October, 1874 subject
to certain conditions and restrictions, which will
be explained BY the Secretary. The committee
reserve the privilege Of Ts;ectng ally aud FL Of
the hi IL. E - John ECHQLS,
W A BURKE,
H NJ BELL,
&C., &c.
noF 2o,r2t Executive Committee.
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Staunt0n Market. Nov. ~.
Carrscted every geek hy F: r. uoGE : BIO.
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S423.eOe.OO

Aggregate S42o,eoo'oo
The l.rgest individual claims is from RIO cking-
ham, amounting to $S4,4l6s and the next from
Augusta, two claims, one of $32,587, and the
other S22, 3O3. The largest claims in the State
being SCOOPS from Norfolk county, and the
next SlOo,607, from Fairfax county. In SO
counties there were loyal men, whose sympathies
were constantly with the cause OF the United
States. and who did not attempt by word or deed
to do anything to injure said cause or retard its
success aud were at all times ready and willing to
aid and assist the cause OF the Union, so far as
their means and the Circumstances permitted.
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Cease No. 412
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE ENITR1
States, for the Western District Of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy. .
In the matter7of Joan Nse1emy, bankrupt.
TO whom it ma5 concern: - - 80
TAa
sounty, Va, hereby gives notice Of his appoints
ment as Assignee Of the estate Of John McKemy.
of Augusta county, in said district. vba
was on the 9th day Of Aug a. D.. 1873, .aajudged
a Bankrupt on his own petition by the district
Court of said district. - s
Dated, Stanton Va. Nov. ~. 1873.
ROBT. CRAIG
nov 2G-3t Assignee.
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Total 4Sl
Amounting in the aggregate to the sum Of
$423, COG, 0O- j. e. Rockingham, $27l,5a4,o 90
Augusta, l4],s+4, w
Rockbriage, s,oOS.00
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Farmers, buy pair of Weller's handmade KIP
Boots No better in the parkst. Call and see
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REyERNEp J. B. FLvzPATRIcK This gentle
man, by reason of brochial affection, has been
compelled To relnquish his labors as Pastor OF
the Methodist Church IN Harrisouburg. We re-
greet eerlously the occasion, and regret also
that the church Is thus deprived of an able.
JEALOUS and pious minister. Seduous in the per-
formance of his duties and efficient in high DE
gree, it will be no common glal that can fill the
place of this eloquent divine.
He goes, we understand, to Florida with the
hore Of re-estabtishing his health under the
balmy hreezes of this genial cline,
Wherever he may 60 he will be followed with
the prayers Of numerous religious friends who
ardently hope for his early return to re:assume
the position which he is so competent to i'll.
Loyal CLAlMs.--There have been from the
counties Of Augusta, Rockingham and Rockbridge
4al claims presented against the United States
for property taken by or furnished the. Union
Army, during the late war, viz:
Augusta, $3.50,
Rockingham, 81,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

REMARkABLE lFsAlr1 BY 4 GH1Lp-A sbo,t
while ago Waiter and Mlnnie, children Of DR.
Tate. living near Greenvilie, aged respec>
lively, six and four years. were PLAYING to.
gether in room in the house, when M,nnie's
clothing caught from the fire, a. which the
lutte girl very naturally became frightened,
screamed and attempted to escape into the
open air. But Walter with presence of
mind remarkable for child, instantly shut
the door, and. seizing the dress of his little sis
ter. so twisted 1t in his hands as to. completely
textinsuish the flames Hi hands and arms
were badly burned, hut doubtless he saved
the life of Minnie. On being asked why he
shut the door, replied: that he had heard
somebody say when your clothes take fire
you should not go into the air.
4 Sy,yut,, Snert,,o.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
REMARKABLE Escape FROM DRows1se

REMARKABLE ESCAPE FROM DRowN1Ne
On the morning of the l7sh instant, a Its
tie girl about ten years of age, living with
Mrs. Phebe Dayton, in Mineral county. in att
tempting tn cross footlog fell into Beaver
Run, which was considerably swollen, and
after being carried down the stream about
half mile. passing under seven water>yates
and fences. was discovered and rescued by
Mr. George T. CarSkadon, who seeing dress,
as he supposed, floating by him attempted to
catch it, when, by the action of the water,
he discovered hand or arm. He at once
plunged in aud took her out aud carried her
tn the house of his father. james Curskadon,
Esq, where by the use of proper means for
about two and alslf hours by the family con-
seriousness was restored and she is now fast
recovering -.Norefe1H Adcer>iser.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

WAREHOUSES; j oKE-M Chiriski, the
celebrated ven,riloqust who recently appeared
at Lee Hall in this place. has been enjoying
himself With a trick outside of the regular
stage, as the following from the Norfolk Jour
nal will show:
A few knights ago near the 'swee sma hours''
of morning. Ghiriski. the ventriIoqnist. en-.
tered the office of certain hotel III Norfolk.
for the purpose of Obtaining lodging. The
clerk on duty that night was Mr. p.
whom we will call John" for short The
professor, seeing that orr friend John and his
co'nred body guard, .sof the lonely m,dniph,
watch, were very arowsv, took sea. near
the stove to warm himself before poinp IN he'd
While sitting there, both John and the ser
want ''d"zed Off and began to snore. The
professor meditated scheme for a little fun !.
so he threw his voice into the front hall and
in a moment our friend John was aronse,l bv
hearing some one exclain,ine:
'Hall"! here, is the clerk in ?''
John shook himself and called to his SER
want, saying:
"G" to the door Jordan, there's some one
callins?'
Jordan oheyed, but found no one in wait
ing. After few moments spent in little
more holding, the mysterious voice again
called out:
81 say, here. is the clerk in ?"
John jutnped up, with fearful frown on
his face) saying:
"You Jordan wake up sir and 90 to that
door: don't you hear some one calling 7"
Again Jordan oheyed hut no one was there,
John said he was sure some one called him.
hut he propped himself iii his chair again for
another nap. After short repose, the same
voice again sung ont:
I saw Mr. Clerk, if You don't let me in
III break down your door!
John sprang to his feet, exclaiming, "Hold
on, sir ! I'm coming"
He bolted for the front door, muttering
sopething about sleepy headed. no account
servants" But. alas, he found no one there
Tie returned to the stove and remark ed to the
professor that 'some trting fellow on the
street was PLAYING pranks on him. and he in
tended to sit up and watch for him with a
bucket of cold water aud give him duck
ing"
The professor approved of the idea, and re
tired IT, his room. leaving John Standing be-.
hind the fr"nt door in the cold, watching for
''the tr'fling fellow on the street."
Chiriski, from what VIC can learn. has not
confined tho utility Of his senius for inkes of
this kind to Norfolk. having PLAYED similar
tricks upon several parties of our town and
ticinity whilst here.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
DIR. ToaEin@on'E
DENTAL OFFICE.
CoaSER CHARLES AND LIBERTY SrRrsrs,
Caaaa.aesdoyyM.
Sinking Slowly.


Diseases that progress pdy to a crisis are not
;he only ones 10 be dreaded. Canker or dry rot
does not bias, tree as suddenly a stroke OF
lightning. but unless arrested it DESTROYS il a. GER.
talhiy and in like manner chronic debility al
though 1t does not kill with the swittncs. of yellow
lever Is A. sure to cap the springs OF life eventually
as any acute disease, ii not check. by invigorst
r'ed'rati"n. There ia something incxp,essibly
touching in the speclacleo premature dccay Ian
gu"r, paior ''acis ton depr.ssiun Of sprite and
uistastc fui excitIon are its ordinary symptoms
ana they should be promptly met by tonic treat.
tnsnt The best ,vigur exh leraut thu "a,
be admin lstercd III this KIND is Ust,,tcr,s
Stomach btte's The stimulating principlc u. the
prriarAI Hon touses the d"f si.s OF The sy,
'eih, ana t"e ngtlchlne sud guisting proper
tees give I"rrnG, nd hea lIhtut in p Sc to the
vit-l fnrces tIus brought to play The f,iIn9.n
petite le re ava kehen the prucess dscstlou a nj
assimilation are qnckcneU the lity VI III. blood
10 improved the srctttlonH b'coue more natural
aid every organ that contributes 10 The n"urjsh.
mrnt oi the body UuGers ocs sButary chance Nv
thcse me-" ne the 'era ir al tie physical at, IL
elected aud it, health ami .or restIrrd In ro
class disenscs has the beue sent ore linn ~ he
Bitt"rs b en- innre marked aud king than in
nr"strati"n. Ladies affected with ttese ailments
hnd IN tins most " t sniHe Il all tonics rd gar
receives the a. Test and stirest relief Ii ia
strong 20 restore and po~erl-ss iriure Surh ia
the UNIFORM testimony OF "cUuds OF witness s'
HeRSfA.-!t ia demonstrated that run.ure
can be surely cured without suffering EL.srr
iRus Es are sunerstdin. a II others Wn advise :, n
Drf"re buying metal i-uasc4 r aupnnrt.rs to s.pd
i'r ""-crin'iv" circular the Elastic ! ,uss Cnm
panv, No. 6s3 Br"hdwsv. New York This truss
Can ''c sent by mail To all parts If til" country
D3 BIN. nv T. Id,n,uIs,, .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
A SEAsoNABLE PulLAeTuRop1sr.

- SEA SoSabhE L ulLANTIlROPIST.
What does he do when sidewalks glare.
An" every brick seems but n snare
10 catch the pas>er unaware?
He spreads his ashes.
And when down town we creeping 90,
And trembling tread Il toteripg row,
With honest TEXTURES all a.low,
lie spreads his ashes.
long may he live, that man Of soul
Filled he his bin with red ASH coal,
I'LL halos crown his sanity pail,
WHO spreads his ashes.
And when he leaves this world of slides,
And with grim death serenelv el,des,
May this he heard and naugit besi,ies-
"Ieace to his nshc$."
W"rtf1r0 Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

A After twenty-five days of laborious
trial the case of Mrs. Wharton for the att
tempted poisoning of Mr. Van Ness was fiual-
ly submitted to the jury on Friday afternoon,
at Annapolis, but up to the time the court ad.
journed no verdict had been rendered by the
jury.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

IRON ORE.-Our young FREUD, Mr.. Taze>
we'll D"vel left us yesterday very fine speci
men ut iron ore found on the farm oil his
mother, near Honeyvile in this county, The
indications of rich deposits are very strong
We hope so, aud that it may prove to our
friends rich treasury. Page is rich in iron
ore of best quality - PINE G.urier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
NOTICE.

'stE Mercantile Business heretoo cnnd NC ted h y
k"arsiev Sh"rrer will hercnft he CON. uct ed
at the SAME place o business Ivy the undersigned
ihank t"i for the liberal patronage heretofore rx-
tended to the old firm. respectfully ask a rontin-
nance OF tho same. I shait keep general A.. RI.
in"nt OF MerChandise At the very lowest prices
T..ms ash "' Country Produce
Jan. IS. 1873. w C SHEERRR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

Col WV. A MnRGBN-The numerous
friends Of this gentleman will regret to learn
tina. he has been for several weeks mast
seriously i'll with an attack "f Pneumonia -
We are hanpv to state however. at this
writing, that he is improving, and hope he
will recover entirely in shnr, time.
.Shepbe-ds,o~n Pcoiste-.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
BALTIMORE .MAEKETS.
RALTtMoRE,SA U,
A CARD.

A CARD.
SoHE secret enemies OF mine, whose names I
have been unable to learn, having circulated a
reg ort mat the recent robbery OF my boot aud shoe
s"p W ss done bI nyself. heca usc was involved in
debt | yak" this mode If prunouucinr the au,hors
OF such Islander To b. wituI, ma lie oua and cow
ard y !inrs ld"n"t at tins time 1875 in h- Uni
ted States and as to my lion ir honesty nc
leave tn community in which have Heed Tor
hihet'en years I" Judge }. J. MORAN
January IS, 1873 st..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

WEST VIRGINIA AGR1CIJLTuR1sr The
first number of the above named monthly.
published by T. G. A.keson. at Charleston.
w. Va. has heen received Tt is published
in magazine form aud is neat and attractive in
appearance. Snhscription 81 so r"r anaum
Editorial and business Office at Buffalo, Put
nam county, W Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

n"APPEn II 'Sns lace. rough skin. piinplcs, ring
worm sal rheu,u and other rutsueous sn-ct;nns
cured m" the skin ninne an and snnnnth by usin,,
we 'PRR lar S"AP. made Nv Ca.~ell HAZARD 4
-" New York. he certain to get the .Junin.r Tar
SNAP "a there are many worthless imita, ion. made
with common tar. Sloi3,y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

NE trREsT AND SwE EFT EST Cop Liver OFT is tIaz
ard Ca-we!l's. uia"c the sea shore from f,e,b
selected lIv"rs. by tAswELL. HAz.Rn 4 Co." New
'"fk II !" absolutely pure aud slr.et PAti-nts
"h" have once taken il prefer II to lUIher, Phv.
sicih"s nave decided it superior any Of the other
oln in market NI01o.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the CO. P.rtner,hio
~ here'"f"re existing between & w r. Kear,ev
and w c. Shrerer, was dissolved on the ST day of
January, 1873, by mutual con-ent.
G. W.T. KEARSLEY,
W. C. SHkERER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

JEFF. 20. INDUSTRIAL SocIErY-At the
regular meeting of the Industrial Society on
Friday evening last, the question Tor debate
"Would not the raising of greater variety of
Agricultural Products, at this time, inure to
the benefit of this county ?"-was tlken nm
and discussed by Messrs. q. q. Lucas and J.
NJ Mason.
The Committee on Internal improvements
reported that there was good ground for think
ing that at an early day steps would be taken
to survey railroad route from Martinsburg
sid Charlestown through Keyes' Gap to
Hamilton.
The Committee on Car Factory made
partial report, and on motion fiftv dollars were
appropriated by the Society towards paying
the expenses Of Commrtee to visit the Car
Works at Baltimore, Washington and several
other places.
The following question was selected for de-
bate. at the next regular meeting, on FRIDAY
AFTERNOON next, a. y o'clock
"Should not the people of this county en-,
courage the immigration of farmers of small
meaus, with view to dividing our lands into
snail farms and increasing the amount Of our
agricultural products 2"
Disputnnfs,-N. S. White, W. L. Wilson
aud Geo. W. T. Kearsley, in the affirmative;
and L. c. Green, J. d. McElroy aud George
Baylor, in the negative.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
GROCERIES,.

NJ Sugar and T"as-es, Crushed, Granulated
~. and Retired Su -ar To@ sted, La yuvra and Rio
Coffee. Green Rio CofTet G nm powder OoIony Is,
nan nd Breakfsst T-as. Mscra roni Chec,e IA,
ker's Chocolate and Cocoa. G-Ia'ine, Corn 81. rcb
AMI u kinds % Spices Of the article. Dried
Apoles and P aches, Canvas Hams. Tohacco SNUFF.
&c: ". e. SHEERER.
list received nv w. 6. Mason smother sur,I, NJ
- Genuine London P''rIer. wo Id esp.cialIv ,s
c"mtnend il to weak and delicate fematea
EERkE's Pure Grape Wines the v;nt,ee ot
" 1865, MASoN's Drus 80 vi
2EEF Vine aad Iron Would caiI,be ,,t.n,io,
oil fhy'lclsns to this preparation. especially
adapted To weak and delicate children
W. 8. MASON.
A FuLL stock of Fancy Goods always on hand.
""e'y very cheap. W. g. MASON
our stock of Drugs and Medicines will ,lw.
- De found complete well as f. ali nd ,eIi.tI
prescriptions and tipes entrusted to b.. will h..
according TO the latest rules of Pharmacy
- VS. MASON.
[ Ill CthIN Ne Lotion for chspped hands. &c.
meyer falling remedy prspa red ny
IN =: l 80 W 8. MASON
\ r" Carcoe-. Cations, KuiiIing CS1Ioo.- r.
Jnat received and for Sd lie bv
'a". z'' 1873 W c sHEERER.
{ ,o" ANS Corn Cure and White Eel, Corn pIa.
"'s''"r Sale by c E. BELLER.
TRY our new supply of 90 Ct Tobacco.
John B. HA1SES-
GAR Rv ELIXIR OF TAR. for sale By
~ feo. u 1873 GEO. r. LIG 1T.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

PUBLIC DOCUMENT. The Hon. ]. G.. Me-
Grew will accept our thanks for bound cow
of the Ninth Census of the Uui.ed States
containing Population and Social Statistics
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

AUCTION SALEs.-l'ne advertisement Of
the following sales. to which the attention Of
our readers is called, will be found in ,his
paper:-
fr!1"y. FeLru"ry 21a-Real Estate bv ~
G. Green, Trustee. -
NH'"eso'w, February 26M-Personal
Property by James NJ Brown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04
West Va, tebr aaFy 4, 1873.

Ne.srs. GRIFFIN & HOFFMAN. N.w,n,oer
Advertising Agents. No. South Street Baltimore.
Md. are duly authorized to contract for advertise
menn at our to,rest racs. Atvertters in that c;tv
are requested TO leave their favors with this house
e-,MccLELI.AND co. are our only .u,her.
lied Agents in Pittsburgh and from them only will
We recei 1--WE 2 itt.burgh Advertisements
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

DETAINED. The Winch ester Accomoda
ton Tram, bound EAST, was detained nv a
snow'drlit yesterday morning, and arrived
here about an hour behind fine
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-04

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Wednesday morn
ing. the 22nd ut Henry Miller, Esq living
at the bridge across the Shenandoah river m
the turnpike leading from Harrsonbnrc to
Stanardsville. was found dead in his he'd -
He was as we'll as usual on the day before re
died and had made arrangements for fox
chase on the dav If his death.