Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-02
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Jure, or to pursue with such intent, any quail,
Virgins partridge, or any wild turkey, be,
tween the LIST day of January and the 18th
of October inclusive or any ruffied grouse
or pheasant, pinpated grouse or prairie
chicken, blue winged teal, mallard or wood
duck. wild goose or brant, AT any time between
the first day of January aud the first day of
September; or catch, kill or injure, or to pur
sue with such intent on the land of another.
between the first day of January and the first
day of October, any wild rabbit or hare."-
The penalty for the violation of thie section,
is tine of from 81 to $50 for each offense ON
conviction in proper court. or imprisonment in
the county jail not more than twenty days, or
both, at The discretion of the court, and pay
the cost of prosecution"-
SALES OF LAND.-A tract of land contain.
ing 100 acres, on the East side OF the Shen,
and"ah river, at the foot of the Blue Ridge
mountain, IN this county. lately owned by
Peter Laugdon, deceased, was sold ou.Thurs
day last, by W q. Travers and D. B. Lucas.
Special Commissioners w. E. Anderson
auctioneer-at Sc 10 per acre. Mr.. Thomas
N. Hill, purchaser.
On Friday the "Neill" land. located on the
B. & o. R R., a short distance West of DUFF
fields Depot, in this county, was sold by L.
N. Huck, Andrew Hunter and T. G. Green.
Special Commissioners W. E Anderson,
Auctioneer; as follows: Tract No. l, the
''home place" containing $50 acres, to Mrs.
q. N. Walton and Miss Mary Neill, a. $40
per acre ; tract No. 2, 1873 acres, to j. H.
Strider, at s43; tract No. 3, lO2 acres, to
Jas. B. McGarry, at s4s.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-The March term, of the
Jefferson Circuit Court will begin on Tues
day, the Esd instant. The following are the
jurors drawn for the term:
William Engle. Jr., e. b. Chambers.
Adam s. cambridge. Jr., Lewis Upright,
Charles 81. Knott, John W. Taylor, William
Il. Arthur, Henry B. Davenport, George ~.
Seibert VIM Fl. Moore. Sr.. William Ramey.
George Fl. Beckwith, Robert Earl, William
Smith, joseph Hout John Aglionby. George
Lickiider. John Macarthur, D Kelsey, Jas.
Il. MeGary, Jacob Fulk, Arthur N. Allen.
F. W. Berry, Thomas Coleman Thomas
Files, Gibson G. Johns, George j.. Hoffman.
j. NJ Buckley, VIM. G. Frazier, Washington
Hill.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS The accommoda>
ton train from Baltimore, due here at $50
P. NJ Monday of last week, was delayed near
Point Of Rocks by land slide, and did not
arrive until 2.20 in the morning. While
waiting to have the road cleared. another train
ra" Into the rear of the accommodation, doing
considerable damage to cars, but no passengers
were injured.
We also learn that land slide occurred in
the neighborhood of Weyer's Cave Station,
on the Valley road, on Saturday. which de-
tanned the Mail train. due here at $50, P.
NJ, for short time.
CouSTy Cousr.- The March (triaD term of IN.
County Court of J 'fTer"on will begin on Monday,
the l5'h iEstant-Preaident R. W. Baylor, aud
Justices Henke and Ri.sler. competing the Count
The following are the Jurors drawn for the term:
John L. Craighill, John W. TerrilI. Jacob Fer
E"ele. John Melvin. Edward B. Hain-s, VIM r
Baden, Henry VI. Loyns, Rudolph Custer, Abr.h.m
Myers, H. ". Crittendrn.L C Rru,Lertn iohn
FeehIer. M. P And.ews, Adam Rrenem,p.tTsn.
Gle VI. Brown. Henry Cannon, f. !. Lee Jr W
l. Hrdges, Lewis Castl-. Brrjsmin EngIr, J"hn
AVE ("f "m A. C. nrawhaug h, Danl Dnveu
berger, DanI Ames. John II. Stridcr Thrmas
icklIder, John CrisweIi.
OYSTER SUPPER To procure funds for
the purchase of Church Bell, the ladies' of
the NJ z. Church South, of this place. pro-
pose giving an Oyster Supper at "Lee Hail."
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of this
week. Oysters, Turkeys, (including Wild
Turseys,) Salads, Hot Cuffee, &c., will be
served ON each evening, and it is hoped that
the enterprise, whose object is laudahle one.
will meet with abundant encouragement
THE ALDrNE for March mo. Is of the
current serics) is at hand. quite as heavily
treishted with good things as usual which is
saying much), and with some pecuiisrities
demanding special attention A1tisticallv. i.
has many features of the first excellence. and
Literally, the number is a trihe less various
but no whit less meritorious The AIdine
Company, publishers, No. So Maiden Lane,
New York City.
MATTERS ABOUT TowN.-Work upon the
County Stable has been commenced by the
contractor, Mr.. Geo. " Henson. When
completed. 'frst come, first served" we sup>
pose will be the motto of the establishment.
Tweuty>"pe Champion Reapers were re-
ceived by Maj. Jas. Law Hootf on Wednes-
day last, for the next season.
BANK OFFIcERs.-The stockholders of the
First National Bank of Jefferson at Charles
town. at the meeting held on Tuesday last,
reelected the old Board of Directors viz
Edward TearneY. VIM. L. Wilson Geo Il