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Giniae quite Griin0e :

1.-Gine meme ~Grfnbuna sranbIi& seprait
unb 8eIidert ourdb 4atent.
2.-Wiabt einen ooIIto m 2od.SuN,
sleib auf beioen seiten. an alien grten BON StoIsn.
3.-2ouft leibt, ianft, 9erduidlos uuo ral9-bsRs
6 ON binatio II bon Giseui6aften.
4-Dauerbaft=auftSaPreIa 9 obne Jaspa-
vaturet.
5.-Yerrt@tst allie BON Nrbstt
unb 8 ancp NG9ereien in elmer neutrality-suspicious..
6.-Sf fir ben Irheiter Iebr tetd gu y a II o.
BADEN. lie GGuae Der StiNe fam re9ulirt meroen,
p6breuo Die GtIl@tle I'M Giau9e 1T. uuo bieie fam
nit eiueln 6aoen Osrieben wsroen, obne naB oerielbe
olrt G6d)er III 9eDeu bat.
-Nlnn eiuf1h itnnrsid d, elegant, inoem
Der Stib obne ben Gebrauh pon Goa GEbeel 0ears
Hotaru Sans rno 4eoer glrms Formlrt >nIro. BAT ben
utomat Orop 6seb, WelMer inc 9Ieta'
mGBige 9Gn9e bes SttNes bet tr9eno
elmer DeIdminoiateit ii 1ert. Dat unlertn
ueuen 3breao GomtrotIer. WeIdber cine glers
m6Gi9e gelueIuua Der %ceole -g'ar erlGubt uno esHsF
8erIebun9D pes Jaoens onrbeugt.
S.-Gonfruction II Berf or9fGlti9 uto oSa-
snoet. SIT f~abrilirt opl ben 9ei6idtefen uHb
er fabreuHen Nrbetteru III Der b%eriibmtsu
Remington Slrmorp, 9ilpt, ". q. @bilaselpbis
Office $50 Sbeftnut Giraffe. eNHFe..
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&ExR galti(atr Iloph,
@tstin. NmuitaRil&s Woa-H ampfiGiFjabris.
Afttsr-G elsliGaft.
Rcms8 ors-Stetttn ola 0openbaaeE.
Edpt. Capt.
Pufnbotcf. =. SlgE9. GSafbtnetcn, q. Arnctb.
Uroneliu, y. Gentde. q. IN, Nrhbf. O. Gelberc.
Nb Ia rteri
Non Wsp"ySrf: Y. M. &rnbt, is MpriI.
gBaitin8tOu. 80. Hpril.
Soh StettiHt gHotpingipn, 2. Aprtl.
3urrbUibt, Is. Nprti.
Grnntltn, 30. Wprt1.
e,...o .,> pafags:@rette:
fasltrf Golh $50.
@rsat itUns tidsts auf ttn Sabr saItte:
j. q aiate Sob S17O. 2. Salute Ssh $1.a 8pt.
fbenbsd Sob $50.
Bon Ststftn ya Rcpentaser, Mntwtrpen mao Retr. Ycrt,
!. edjute Cob $50. 2. &aiutt Sob 500. 3. Gaflte
Sob $50.
8olio5sncea BON gtetttn. $50 Gurrenen,
Rtuctr untfr 10 Sdbren bic 5dlfte.
WVeBtn 6rabt naS ben Gnfetbdfen tusbefpnbre uuk
Dadags wtnbe NAN fs at
Obs. Rammelsbere S 60,
5lteas Rs. 10 Brpdbwap.
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Tp1eeuSc btaiee
VOGS=, SugenOi6riitcu
nu6 Hon1ane
1fno 5u BADEN in alien bcuti1cr
Snhbanbluneen lit oeu
Tereini9ten Staten ltu0 Canada,
Gr3dblnngen BON 1mltab NieriB.
Sn biibl6e Yappoedel nit Diuslius0fiideu
gebunoen a rs Gents.
9as gtanhredt.
Sie Cepprtirten.
Nte MnSDdn6erer nab Mfrffa
SdDnsicer unc 6efser.
Gbriftopb 9olumbns.
Oldrn8 ltnb Maria.
Srane BON Sbmburg.
4nreeDt Gut eebcibet nfdt.
2!c Sr1nrung ceS ppr;elldn4.
Die G~rpFmutfer.
Per cite Srieser unb fein gpbn.
Sls Tptetinitble. - Der fleine Sdrtdrttfr. -
Sfe aSdiic, ooer cine quite 9bat finoet oft auf @roen
ldpn i9ren Qobr.
SpbdiIiIa, o0er bard, Edd1t ,uut Qid)t.
Der orI1e Gpttfrice.
Der apnig nne Der MsIner.
&de Sieebtdtt. = Orei Geltidtet. I. Der treue
0isner, q. Der Haiher uno iein Sobn. 8. Die
p~hdlmenmGnner.
Die Gufgufsslbr.
SGcpb tInb feline 4Dbne.
Gr5dblungen ppn Galpariit8.
Sn biibi4e Banpoedef nit Otuslin,&iiden
gebHtoen a 25 Gents.
SSefd,id,ten aus Dem epeFart.
Der Gdbulnetfter unh fem Gpbn.
xtraAbHrs auf Der Gd,an;.
Golfsgcididten.
SIN btbi6e Yappbcdel nit MuslintRiden
gebnnben a IS Gents.
Der 3fgetrfer, bon 0laubredt.
e d1refeneiabre.
gle &tnmtne pom Wprtfei, bon 8laubrebt. nno
So1Gnn pom SeDeen, Der propbet. Bon
Gobert beroer. .3uIdmnen in einem Bud.
Garl St66er.
ofad,tlaser in Granada. gpn Sr. Rorben. limb
&dnitbanler. Ton gtorbert birte. 3ulammen in
eirem 8anb.
@artier Saugenid)ts. LIMB
snnlpact Uasabnnsus. 3uiammsn In sinen
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Geitnath r1nb Grembe.

@onlaue uno @%rSablunsen in srob spo. gor
maj elegant brofirt.
9rets pro Fane so Gents. 0ebuneen In 3etn
manb pro 23anb 90 Gents.
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eNic Wcm 9jprf weekly Witness, gibt
gieulateIten, Marttberi6te. @rjdblun9en. Stloer
1~oitporto, bat "a, 900 Circulation in brei SSabren
erreibt. Senpet flr eh 6re%i=@remplar. 7p21p5l
, 1875-01-13

5amrurs NnHifantlGe
pa&tttabrt Aktisn We(tlfdaf.
IL
HDdbentltde ACCOMMODATIONS
iptiden
s. dmbnr9,
Ylpmoutb, eberbours, SaDre unb
u e NJ Wprf,
uernthttlf Der neaen, duf tds SpttteRe erbauten nnb Gle.
aantrAs einssrtbts.sn sro6sn ,ifsruen Ypf- Dampff&ifs
4%demannfo 9ptbartnsta tnsu)
0anGrta @rmmerantd (neu)
SorufHa Rbenanta (neu)
Stmbrtd Saronia
&rifa 9uepia eub
6ermanfa Teutpnta
Sdrnrnpnfd Gbuetnqto
Folidtia Sanbalta
aBehpbaIta,
Die Danpfer biefsr eiaie %bsf5rbsra lie
T%eretntste 9taaten Vca
UNITED STATES MALI
I'm terbsr ruatrsns btsfss Satres rsstImdsis
OOmmerha8&
I'm, 2 upr Wa6mtttaa BON Nsp gUrf mad Sanbuss al
-abren.
! 9aiia9e.@reiie in GoIb:
Sun Nem Yorf nad Ylpmontb, Yonoou,
Gberbonrg ooer Sambnrg
1. Gaiiite, pberer Salon $500. l.. gaiiite unterer
Salom $50.
BON Sambmre ober SaYre mad
Weip yprf
l. Gaiiite, oberer Salon 1920, l. Gajite, uuterer
Salon $72.
aase.@reife in gapier.
TOn Stem g)Orf la6 8lbmontb, 9omooil,
Gberbourg Doer 9ambnrg.
BON Sambnra poer SaDre
3tptI1enbet.Y ilete, 9iilti9 ipGbrenb oes sunsen Sat.
reg, $50. 3pildenoed Silete, 9iiltis bis gum 10.
Ntalj
Sttnber tuiipe l uab 10 Sabrtn bic 1alfte. tans
incl. BttBfisuns.)
Netpar.ltdets su erntd6tstsn Yrstfen.
We8en Yota8. tn eteien Ndmpfsrn wsnbe man f6 In
9itiS gHrt an bic Ssneal'2afassassntt Der Giait,
@. D. Ki1arp n poas,
No. 81 Srpabpay.
neben Gbams @rprs5 Gpmsanu'f OfRess.
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aBie ieoes Beidlebt Die Hiebe umo s3uneisHns
ireeio einer 4erion, iuelfe lie ipplen, ipfort feIIeln uno
9e,pinncn tanu. Dieie einiahe seiiti9e 6abe tann Sc
oermann erbalten. trei pei lSoit fir 25 Gents %3uiammen
mem, gsimten fir Oamen 6o6ieitseWa6t6emb &c.
Sin turioies bud. Mbreliire &. aSilliam II. &c.,
pub's., p6il. 4iu21oil :.
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NriDat=ltnterridbt
tn Der Sebauiuns Der Stubirenben,
Samen, Serren pber &inber.
Grfabrene profe1oren Ii. praftifbe aiinTlsr srtbeilen
11nterrihti in ~fol9enbsn 2ebrf1deru:-gn9liid. Dtutih,
JranSoiiih, Stalienil9. 9atein u anoers Spraden, i'm
2elen, S3oni6rsibsn. &e3nen. in Geographic. Ge.
ihidts. S'aturlsbrs. algebra, Geemetrie, SCOTT. Mbs'
tuna bon i6riftliden Mufidben, 8u1fibrans. 6ans
decentralization, &orreiponSsns in bier epra4en,
Mo6eairen. IS iuiro beIonoers Safiir seiorst, ba6 Die
@intritts .@sameu in eneliiGe Dber oeutihe Golesieu
nit oorji9li6 gutern @rfol9 b~eitanoen lperoen. 3eug.
niie pon llniperiit6ten uno an0ern 2ebranItalten, aud
bon on9eiebenen aineritaniiden damilien f6nnen elm.
seieben iperoel in No. 1126 0ine EtraRe, BON $50
Mor0ens bis 10 ltbr Nbenos. 100 ebenfdlls' Nrinats
Mnn Rlafensllnterrid,t ertbeiIt ipiro.
principal: Sarl y b'Gsbent, TrpfeHor
Der 2iteratur, Der en9liihen uno anoern Spraden.
Professor de PUniversite de France"
Some time Professor of the Univers. of N. Y.
1S2Tofs
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8ur,er MuffdJub.-Sd9 fefsefest.-SoHe
Sertbetluns.
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49," S ~H
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lD SaiDprtle, U teper lOO,VabO
II Safbpretfe, 1000 tecer $4,000
Saibpretie, 1000 teoer O,SO
Satppreite, 5OO lecer 50,OO@
| 1000 @atbpretle, 100 ieber 100000
1000 gdlbpreife, SO ieeer .5O,0OU
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prets Don Gfdets.
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"a 2tTefet 10000
Oie Wontpetier Senale buinans Nnociatiot, init
einen egafter per Se9islafar ooi Wtargtalto uio Der
slteaat eonfI oon Drar9e 70. ofIsr!rt our1 EN- 9ro'
Bes V~aoem.eo Heeri enc ynetfnat9 tnr ale, l9ioate
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Wssnten Deslanet fir bic
Sefcbi1te Der Granger
Seipe9um9,

Sermerfrtee eeaen bic WonopoIe.
Dteiss 9Derf enttalt etnen ypardnoisen unb autbsa.t-
lQsn osriSt Der 8an,pfe Der amertfanilden 5armer &C.
etaer @elGtdte hes ~uriyrun8s unp 8prtl&ritts pes Nr-
esns Der Patrons Of 5usbanors." Ssbr Sertduntd.
Dan Tenbe It'd Iur 9rsbe.@remplare Webin9uneen &c.
an National Nubliibine Co., Ytil., pa. 4gB:ispr
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Wfilipnen BON AGPern
Gr9iebigten Tarmbooems
in " ebra8fa
Sekt iebr biaig 3u b~rrfaufen!
Sabre CREDIT, SutersTen nur 6 pro,

To Sa9re @rebtt, SntereFen nrr 6 Wrp,.
SeIarP eYamptlsts mt. aarten Der DtiriFts rsrben
gratis iberfenbst.
THE PIONEER,
sn bubfb ~iluarirtes S%surnal. wetdeS bas SCinr q 5tte
@efcB ertbdlt. utro ndG alien g4tlttbeile oiifpPr
ianpt. Abrelire;
.. q. Dopis.
9~anb'Gcmmi1ioner Il. y, 81. R..
4gB3rni. OMAHA, Geb,
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NrbettemDe SLATE, @ 4es"ss' $40 ssS
ttr aee6e, gsltdfti8uns su 9aue. an Gag pOer QbensS;
lem &apttal; Gnnetiung une fptrtbpo1e @inlaae BON
geaaren gratis per pUf u~berisntet. @brelGre init i asntc
9ofnarte. NJ. Ypuns uab So.
4gDtapr 1873 @reenpib Cir. 81 "
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M0entelt ~perlanat

fir Die pertalft6fte qreis= 6 stationary 2padase i'm
Martte. Multer =ladete pprtoTrei fir % Gents. Sir.
culare fret. s. Bride, 767 8rpaolpap,
4p10nDl Stem 0orf.
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300 Yianos Mn0 Oraellt,

go. 1871 NrH 6traBe. Ode 3meiten unb Coates Stra
uno S21 @io 3lpeite Str, Vbila., ga. 4g023ol
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
OUR NEW SENATOR.

The new!y-elected Senator for West Vir>
ginia. the Hon. Allen 7. CapertOn, is native
snd resident of Monroe county, in this State.
He is lawyer by profession and is an able
dabater. He is about sixty>fve years of age,
of active habits and vigorous physical coDsti-
tuition, and is thoroughly identified with the
material interests of the State. Mr. Caperton
was representative from Monroe county in
the Virginia Legislature before :he division
of the State, and during the war was elected
Confederate Senator from Virginia, his COL
league being the Hon. r. NJ. T. HuDter. In
this body he was conservative in his views,
but firm in their maintenance, and only recent.
~ consented to ask for the removal of his po-
litical disabilities. In politics, before the war;
Mr. CapertOn was whig, and exercised con-
siderable influence in the councils of his party.
AS to the election, we cordially acquiesce
IN it, and endorse to the extent of our ability
the choice of our Legislature, as one of the
best that could have been made under any
circumstances
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
PUBLIC MEETING.

at large meeting of citizens of Jefferson
county, held at she Court d louise, on Tuesday,
February 18th, 1876, called for the purpose
of considering the passage by the Legislature
of bill to remove temporarily the Capital to
the City of Wheeling. on motion, Msj. JAS.
LAW H00FF was called to the Chair, and
81. N. GAILAHER and GEO. w. HA1NEs
were appointed Secretaries.
A Committee consisting of Messrs Isaac
Fouke, Thomas Locke, Wm. E.. Anderson,
Daniel Hefebower, VIM. II. Travers, Geo a.
Turner, I. q. Green, Garland Hurst and d.
81. Cockrill, was appointed to draft resolu>
tions expressive of the sense of the meeting.
The Committee reported the following reso.
lutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Resoioed. That we have heard with deep
regret that bill for the removal of the Cap.
ital of the State. temporarily, to Wheeling,
has passed the Legislature of West Virginia,
and awaits the signature of the Governor to
become Law.
Resolced, That, in the opinion of this meet
ing, it is the almost unanimous judgment of
the people Of this county that the bill referred
to is . proper subject for the exercise of the
veto power, and that the Governor should be
advised, through their representatives in the
Legislature, to withhold his approval of the
eaid BILL
ResOzved. That the foregoing Resolutions
be telegraphed to our Senators and Delegates
in the Legislature.
Resoleed. That the papers of the county
be requested TO publish these proceedings.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JAS. LAW. HOOFF, Chairman.
Fl. N: GALLAHER, s..r.t,r;..
GEO. W. HA1NEs. 0e'fe'aries'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
REFORM In OUR INSURANCE
LAWS,

There is an excellent compilation of the
several Insurance Laws of the United States
by Mr. Wolford, called ''Wolford's Insurance
Statutes" which is, we presume, in the pub
lie library at Charleston. If not, it should
be placed there. A glance at its contents
viii prove to our legislators that Vest Vir-
ginia is almost the only State in the Union
which fails to protect its citizens against the
operations and exaetions of Insurance com.
panies-fOreien and domestic, wildcat and
tame>cat. Upon comparison, the Insurance
laws of Massachusetts, will appear, we think,
the wisest, and most thoroughly protective.
They will be found in the Revised Statutes of
that State, 1s6O), edition of 1873, page 800
They provide for the appointment of two Com
missiOners by the GOvernsr and Council
The duties of these Commissioners are to pro
tect the public thoroughly against frauds, and
insOlvens companies. They have power,
through judge of the Supreme Court of the
State. to injoin a company of doubtful solvency
from collecting premiums, or issuing policies
They are to require. and make public, an
nual statements of all companies, foreign and
domestic.
This statute also provides for the mode of
Organization after incorporation, and imposes
wholesome restrictions upon the power to pass
bylaws, modify contracts, and make invest
ments- These general provisions are intended
to protect both the public and the stock
holders, and are most salutary For example,
no officer or stakeholder is allowed to borrow
the funds nor is any company permitted to
insert clause in Its policies repuguaut to the
general laws of the State, nor to designate the
county in which suit shall be brought, nor to
limit the term of commencing such suit to .
period less than two years from the time when
the right thereto accrues.
In our own State, the general statute which
requires domestic corporations to be sued only
in the county where their principal Office is
situated, is, in its operation upon Insurance
policies, simply monstrous. In many cases,
nobody knows which they consider their
principal Office and in nine cases out of ten,
this exceptional provision, inserted in the in
terest of corporations, prevents the institution
of suits in the county where the loss occurs,
and where the contract was made Such
provision in favor of corporations, and against
the general public, shows the danger of hav-
ing corporation zaryers to frame our statutes.
We warn the Legislature that from any COM
mission, or board. to revise the Code, all Rail-
road, Bank, and Insurance attorneys should
be carefully excluded. We have suffered too
much already from their partial, and iniqui-
tous Legislation. IF this proposition should
La disputed, We pledge ourselves to prove il.
by illustrations selected from the Code, and
the Acts of 1878
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

~
In the Senate, on the 9th, Mr.. Scott pre-.
sented the petition of A. Fl. Morrill, and N.
G. Brackets. of Jefferson county, asking that
Ssorer College be placed on the list of Normal
Schools, and that $1,000 be appropriated
thereto.
In the House, on the same day, the petition
of 81. Showers and 200 others of Berkeley
county, asking an amendment to the Consti.
tuition to abolish the County Cour. system,
and adopt the supervisor and commissioner
system of local government, was passed.
On the 9Th, Mr.. Mason introduced bill
incorporating storer College. and Mr.. Me-
Ginuis one prohibiting physicians from pre-
scribing spirituous liquors except in case of
sickness.
A Charleston letter of the 9th says 'sThe
usury bill is the production of Mr. Carlisle,
of Harrison, and is an unusually severe mea-
sure, providing for uniform rate of interest
al six per cent, and making it an ofense,
punishable by q forfeiture Of double the
amount loaned both principal and interest, to
take moro than the legalrate; one half to go
to the informer. This bill has been the SUBJ
ject of heated discussion, the members from
Jefferson, Harrison, Doddridge and one or two
other counties making vehement speeches in
its favor, and Mr.. Good, of Wheeling, jack
son. of Wood, WEIGH. of Mineral, and Hall,
of Richie, taking opposite ground"
A letter of the 10th announces much ex-
citement attending the arrest of Mr. Cabell,
aud says ga thousand different stories are
aaoat as to the information possessed by Mr..
Cabell of his transactions with the State off,
GERS, which would make him criminal to
disclose, but it may be that We will have these
hidden truths shortly, and refrain from re-
peating these stories, although some are very
interesting, and indicate that if this investi-
CATION is pushed the reflections will not stop
at the Auditor and Treasurer only. j. W.
Grantham, ex-senator from Jefferson county.
and president of the Bank of Charlestown, in
that county, has been summoned to appear be-
fore this committee, and it is rumored that he
is very important witness"
The bill removing the capital of the State
to Wheeling. within ninety days from its pas
sage, passed the House on the 18th, by vote
of 81 to %.
Mr.. Cabell, the recusant witness, appeared
before the Investigating Committee on the
18th, and answered the questions proppunded
to him, aud was discharged from custody
His answer is not known, the Committee being
sworn to secrecy.
On the same day, the bill pending for the
purchase of the Salt Sulphur Springs, for the
purpose of an additional lunatic asylum, came
up for second reading; but no action was
taken on it. This bill appropriates $50, 600
for the purpose mentioned.
On joint ballot in the Legislature on the
18th, for United States Senator, Allen T.
Caperton received IS votes, Judge Moore rs
and Price 10. The members then began
changing their votes. and the result then
stood Caperson 6S, Berkshire 14-ths re-
publicans voting for Berkshire
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
III ARRIED.

On the I'd inst, near Martinsbnrg, by Rev. d.
81. Riddle, d D., Capt. J. D. MORRISON Dele
gate in tho Virginia Legislature, from Rock
bridge. and Miss LAURA. daughter of Mr.. Chas.
Chapman, deceased, of Lexington, Va.
At Hampshire Springs. near RAWLINGS Station,
B. 6 o. r. r. J on the Och inst, by Rev J. NJ.
Clymer, Rev. C. w. HOLLIS. of Berkeley coun-
ty, to Miss SUE MAY MCCARTHY, of Mineral
county, WA.
In Hedcesville. on the 4th inst. by Rev. q L.
Daman. JOHN w. HARRISON to Miss MARY
PAREGOY-all of Berkeley county.
In Martinsburg. on the 10th inst. bv Rev. VIM.
Gerhardt, WM. A. z. JOHNSON to Miss ELIZA
DAER-both of Martinsburg
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
DIE D..

On the 5th instant. in Wildwood. Clarke comfy
Va, Mrs. LUCY MANN PAGE, wife of John
Page. ESQ; and daughter of the late Geo. II.
Burwell, Esq.
in-iaw, j. FL. Rohr. near Kininundav. iii. of
pneumonia, Miss BEULAH A. WEDDLE, form
eriy OF Berkeley county; aged about 40 wears.
In MartinsburR. on the 18th inst. of cerebro
spinal meneng1tis. BETTE DELILAH. dsugt-
ter of Jonah I. and lydia r. russell: aged s
years, mouths and 4 days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
Six or Seven Tons Of Hay.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A T meeting of the Co,porators of tho JefIer-
son County HeiiGultural College, held ut the
Charlestown. on ire 10Th day of February, 1s75.
1t was ordered that general meeting of tie
StockhoIdcrS of this Corporation he held nn SAT-
urdny The 18th day of February, 1875, o'clock
a Nj, Mt Woodbury., the residence of James H.
Grove, near i1eetowu IN Jefferson County, West
Virginia, to elect Board Of Directors, make By
Laws ann transact other bDsIuess which may be
lawfully done bS Stockholders in general meeting
JAMES II. GROVE,
Secretary of SAID meeting
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23

N The Senate of Virginia has passed the
House bill for the appointment of directors
and proxies for the States of Virginia and
West Virginia in the Cross-road and Sunni.
Point turnpike company. The bill now .vaits
the Governors approval -'''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

RY virtue of Decree rendered October Goth,
II 1874, in the Chancery causes of j. 8. Bowers
and Jacob Ropp rs. Jno. A. Thomson, Executor
of Joseph Smith and Jno- A. Thomson in his
own right, in the Circuit Court of Jefferson
County. West Virginia, the undersigned, as Spe-
cial Commissioners therein appointed, will, ON
TUESDAY, MARCH 23RD, 1875,
offer for sale at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder. in front of the Court-Houst IN Charles
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NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs

OE VALUABLE
Personal Property.
II wnLefer. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10TH, 1875,
att:Ayenwood." near Kabletown, jefferson coun-
ty, W. Va, my
Stock and Farming Implements,
HOUSEHOLD q KITCHEN FURNITURE,
As Follows:
Beds, Bedding and Bedsteads:
Glib Gsibs RI. large AID sua:l fyardrobes;
One do. Sofa. do. fine Arm Chair:
E1ttesn do Chairs, 2 Rocking do:
Two deg. Common DO, 8 Arm do;
Two HAIR Clorh Ottomans, 2 Sideboards:
Que Safe. Extension Table. 4 other Tables;
Glass do. Plates. Kn.Ses aud ForEs:
One C.sok Stove AID Furniture.
Five Barrels of Vinegar.
Eight head of good Work Horses. 3 of them
good Brood Mares; fine Fillres. years old:
One fine Horse Colt years old;
Five fine YearIing Colts a of them Mules.
Twenty Head of Durham and Grade
Q a II II l. f..
Gi9 HIL IN f4lI Durham Bull. $ good Mich
side. Springers. full do, 4 Spring Calves.
Twenty-Five head Of Bcgs. 80 s6oats; s''
One Sow and Pigs, Brnod Sows;
% Ewes, Is Yearlne Eve Lambs, Bucks:
- Bushels of CORN,
30 Tons of Hay.
Ono Hundred bushels of SEEDOATS
iI5 Grain Bags, lot of Guano do;
Wagon and Plough Gears,
One Road Wagon tnew bedl. I Four-horse do
One Carriage and sets of Harness,
One Water Car, Corn Shelter;
One Lime Spreader, I Lime Drill;
One Keller Drill, Sleigh, Wheat Screen:
Two superior Wheat Fans-Crosby & Baker:
One SeDar ztrr-Rallston patert;
Two ReapeIs and Mowers cnmbined-h.c-
Corm1ck aud Dorsey, one Grindstone:
One Buggy Rake. 2 Grain Ladders:
Two Weirlck 81 Weller Plougbs,
Two Barslear do. Double and Single do
Two Corn Coverers, 5 HarTows;
Two new Moving Scvthes and Snathes
CuttinG-BOx. Rakes. Fol ks, Digging j: ons &c
Two Log Chains, Fifth and Sixth Chains
Single and Double Trees, Roller;
One Donble Sied, front Wagon Wheels:
One pr. fairbanks Scales-capacitv IL lbs
SEQ Lap Shingles, 10 bushs. Sesd Potatoes
TERMS OF SALE.-N1ne Months credit will
be giveh On al sums of $40 aud UPWARDS, pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security bear
ing interest. payable at First National Bank of
JrHerson- interest to be iemitted if promptly
paid at maturity. Under $40, Cash. No prop
erty to be removed until settled for
% Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A H. and
to continue next day If not completed GU first.
FRANKLIN OSBURN.
ID. Hef1ebower. Auctioneer.
FaE
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re- The office furniture of the ssbusted"
Nail City. Insurance Company was sold by the
City Sergeant yesterday morning. under an
order from the Municipal Court. The amount
realized blythe sale reached about S470, which
don't pay tho liabilities of the Company. by
s4,5OO--IH teeling Register, FEB. 11M.
wonder what became of the 500 Bond
of the corporation of CharlestOwn
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One Acre Lot of Ground,
WITH
TWO HOIISE&

on it, near Summit Point, in jefferson County,
West Virpinia, being the same lot of ground
which was purchased of Warner A. Thomson,
(Tlustee of Lewis Fry.) by Jno. A. Thomson,
and conveyed to SAID Jno. A. Thomson BY deed
dated October LIST. 1859, said lot living near the
Toulouse lot on the Summit Point and Berry
vile Turnpike. "1U A'tA'
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TERMS OF SALE

ope-third of the purchase money in cash and
me balance IN two equal annual payments. with
date Of sale, to be secured By a deed of trust
CHARLES ]. FAULKNER, JR..
FRANK BECKWITH,
Feb. q, 1S75-5t. Special Commissioners.
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