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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
GOV. TILDRN,s INCOME TAX.

The calumny which originated with the
New York Times. charging perjury and fraud
on Gov. Tilden in the return of his income
for tax in 1862, has been thoroughly exposed
during the past week in a letter from Judge
Sinnott, who was Mr.. Tilden's confidential
clerk during the time, and as he ssys, more
conversant with these matters than Mr.. T..
himself. Judge SIS letter is prefaced by a
card from Hon. A. S. Hewitt, Chairman of
the Democratic National Committee, who
states that while Gov. Tilden's adversaries
have been allowed free access to the returns
in the Treasury department, and have been
permitted to Autograph and distribute over
the whole land copies of Gov. It's return and
affidavit, SO much as suited their purposes,
his own application to the Secretary of the
Treasury for certified copies of the income res
turns of Gov. Tilden and Gov. Hayes, was
unnoticed.
Judge SIS letter is specific and to the point,
and brushes each item of the SANDER cons
pIetely. Even in the judgment of such re-
publican papers as the Philadelphia TeIe-
graph, no man can rise from its perusal with>
out being satisfied that the charges are abso-
Iutely and uDqualifedly false, and that Mr..
T. is innocent of any wrong whatever. Thus
fails a most wicked and Infamous assault made
by the leading Hayes paper. the New York
Times, encouraged and aided by the Treasury
Department at Washington, and spread over
the land by all radical organs and orators.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26

We understand that some effort is being
made to misrepresent the position and record
of G. +. Cross, Esq , in reference to the Bal
tImoro aud Ohio Railroad Company. We
have taken the pains to look into this matter,
aud we find upon examination of the House
Journal, that Mr.. Cross is down upon the
record voting and speaking in behalf of the
agricultural interests, and against the prcten.
sions of the Railroad company. On page 1877
of the Journal of 1872, will be found that
Mr.. Cross introduced House Bill No. 10,
which was the first effort ever made in West
Virginia to reduce and regulate railroad
charges, and to prevent illegal and unjust dis
ordinations. Subsequently, on the 10Th of
February, 1872, Mr.. Cross, it will be found,
introduced and aided in having passed a joint
resolution appointing commissioners to inquire
into the rates of frcights and travel over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. So that the
record demonstrates that while Mr.. Cross has
not been noisy in publishing his own achieve.
ments, he has nevertheless been quietly and
earnestly engaged, when in public life, in pro,
noting the interests of his constituents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
Il RESULT.

The full returns from Vermont show that
the increase of the Democratic vote is 4 1927,
while the increase of the Republican vote is
only $50. In 1872 Converse's majority for
Governor was 25.319 in a total vote of S.
$50. In 1876 Fairbanks majority is only
%, 7l4 in a total vote of IS, 500.
If the Republicans had merely held their
own since 1872, their majority would be large
ly over $4,000.
Such is the result in Vermont. 1t indicates
plainly such a great Republican loss as will
elect Tilden and Hendricks by the votes of
three~foaTths OF the electoral college.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
COMMUNICATED.
G.. ". Nuines, Esq /:

G. ". Muines, Esq:
DEAR SIR AS there is some diversity
of opinion in reference to the resolution, and
the disposition of it, which l introduced in
the Convention OF the 9th of September. per-
NIT mo with punctilious Difference to those
who differ with me, to make the following
statement confrmatory OF the report you gave
OF it in your issue Of the 18th, and SO far as
my knowledge extends Upon the permanent
organization of that body, and when the off,
GERS took their seats, L was standing outside
of the bar, and when the President, Mr..
Howell, made the announcement that the
Convention vas now ready to receive nomina.
tions, l stepped to the front of the judges
bench, inside OF the railing and facing the
President, and stated with a few preparatory
remarks that before any nominations were
made, that had a resolution to offer. which
L hoped you'd meet the appreciation and se>
cure the corporation Of every gentleman
present, and proceeded to read it, and had
scarcely finished when it received the APP
plsuse of which you speak. l then laid it on
the table in front of me when the President
called for it, and some gentleman in the Jury
box, do not know whom, handed it up to
him, and it was Immediately put upon its
passage, without o word OF discussion, with
Jul uuEIIuE Vi 6IsaFpfoVa', and as you say
without a dissenting voice, or if there were
any they we're iunrdiblo aud 1 did not hear
them, aud it became the property of the Con-
v%ention and ought to have been embodied and
reported with the proceedings.
NOw whether resolutions are binding or
not, | leave with gentlemen to settle with
themselves and as their feelings dictate. But
even eliminating the resolution, l hold that
every person who participated in the proceed.
ings of that Convention, is in duty bound,
according to Democratic usage, to support the
nominees thereof, and holding these views l
shall not ahate one jot or little of my efforts
to elect every candidate, from the President of
the United States dowu to the district con-
stable. This is Democratic doctrine, and the
doctrine by which it has been governed ever
since its formation as a party. and if I refuse
to be governed by these usages, I pursue a
suicidal policy, a policy that would be d~estruc-
tive to the party and an attenuation of its
time, honored principles, and the very soul of
its existence. Yours respectfully,
PETER S. HINTON,
Near Middleway, JEFF. Co., W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefferson County "a.

Jefferson County, to-wit:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of J:6ersOn County, September
An, 1876:
DANIEL b. LUCAS, survivor,l
Sc. Plaintiff,
AGAINST }IS ~AssUMrsIr.
R. c. GHMORE, aud VIRGINIA
w. his wife, Maggie A. EaPle,
Elizabeth J Engie, and Sarah
E EuGle. Defendants.
THE object of this suit is to obtain payment
i of an open account due II Plaintiff, as the
Survivor o: Brooke q Lucas. ATTORNEYS at Law,
and to attach the Real Estate of the Defendants
situared in Jeiforson County. West Virginia.
it aOpes rug, on affidavit EieG in his SUIT, tnat
the Defendants are not residents of the STATE of
West Virginia, they are hereby required 20 ap-
pear within four weeAs after the da:e of the 6-st
publication of tnis order, a0G do what is me-
cessary tn project their interests IN this matter.
And Il - further ordered that 4 copy of THIS
order shall be published OnCe q week. for four
successive wee y. IN the esprit of Jeffersom'-a
newspaper published in this county and also
posted at the front door of the COUtt-House of
the SAID county. at least twenty days before De-
cEee Is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Cont.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefferson County, to-wit

Jefferson County, to~wit {:
At RuIcs Ac7| in tie Clerks Office of the
Circuit C""r' IF ,L.fersom County, Scptem-
Der 4M, 1876:
LUCY Z. PACKETT, PIaintif,l
A&aIust $IS
ANNIE B. WASHINGTON. Del
feudAut.
'ENtiE object OF this suit is to recover for the
fla'athf her proportion of the purchase
money OF a mccall solu by Defendant IT, certain
citizens Of Boston. and 10 attach tho debts and
effects of tue Defendant IL this State.
1t appearing, on affidavit fled IN this suit. that
the Defendant Is not - resident of the State Of
west fIrEIria. she ID hereby required to appear
within four weeks af,cT the date of The first
rn3Hcat'on of this order. and 90 what is neccs-
saIy - project her Interests IN tn matter.
And II i further ordered that Il COPY of this
order shall be published once a week. for four
successive weeks. IN tae Spirit of Jefferson. Z" a
newspaper published in t.iis county. and also
posted ut the fIoHt door of the Courthouse of
the said Cocntv, Mt least twenty days before
Judgment is rendered.
ROBER 7. BROWN.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
d. B. Lucas. p. q.
September u l>76-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26

pEST POIsoN.-The best preparation for the
J. destruction of insects, Potato Bugs, &c, now
made; o. enough for Que acre of ground. 1t is
soluble in water, for sale BY
juno s. 1876. JAS. LAW. HOOFF & co
HARSoS'S Improved Patent Metallic SoIes ard
~ Heels, they arc light and durable Try them.
For sale by JAS. la W. HOOFF 4 co.
RRASS, Bell Metal and Masslin Kettles. for ra!e
- bv JAS LAW. Hoo : & c.
L of Rods, Lines, siukers, Floats. Guns. &c. tor
sale BY JAS. LAW. HOOFF / CO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
CORPORATION ORDINANCE.

4 T n meeting Of tho Council of the Carnora-
IA tion OF Charlestowp, held on the 5Ih Of SEN
TENDER, 1876. 1t was ordered that ali Hogs run
the 18th of Sen. embe-, 1910, be taken mn nv Inc
sarSeant and confined In 3 suitable place rn.ii
the owner calls and pays for keeping the same.
and a hne OF Fifty Cents for eEch Hog FOR the
first violation. and Ono Dollar on each for tie
second violation.
By order OF The Coun-iL.
Sept 26. 1861. RecoTjer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26

The Hagerstown NeWs says that Mr..
Woody, a printer working on the Pilot at
Wiilismsport, attempted to commit suicide on
Monday last By cutting his throat. He cut
himself two or three times, but failed. The
cause of his attempt at self. destruction was
on account of his financial troubles.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
IL CHASCERY.

WLLIAMH ROBERTS. Plair-1
tItf,
AGAINST SIS CHANCERY.
REBECCA FERRY, Agnes c.
Roberts. Lemon Roberts, James
Young and Mary his wife, Ed
mund II. Roberts, Harrlson
Selbert and Elizabeth his wife,
Charles Sutton, and Francis
Miller and Elizabeth his wife.
(the last two named being only
heirs of Sarah Roberts, dec'dO
John Sutton and Hester his
wife, joseph Roberts and
James 1, Roberts, Defendants.J
TNHE object of this suIt Is TO obtain apartition
L of the Farm owned by the late William
Roberts, III the Bill mentioned.
II appearing, on affidavit filed in this suit, that
the Defendant Lemon Roberts, Is not a resident
of the State of West Virginia, he ia hereby re-
qulrcd to appear Within four weeks after the
date of the first publication of this order, and
DO what Is necessary 20 protect his interests in
this matter.
And !: is further ordered that a copy of tkf
order shall be published once a week, for four
successive weeks. III tie spirit of Jefferson
. newspaper Published in tins County, and aiso
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of
the said COUNTY. At least twenty DAYS before
Decree Is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
D. B. Lucas, q. q.
September 70, 1S76-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26

USE Lamot's Bo'onic Bitrers for Dyspepsia,
loss of appetite. arrangement of the liver, in.
digestion, &c. For sale at GiIbcrt's Drug
Store, Harper's Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26

Circuit Court Of JcfersOn County, September
An, 1876:
LEONARD L. SADIER. Admin
lst-atOr with tue WIHanrexed
of Geo. W. Sadler, Plaintiff,
AgaInst SIN DEBT.
JOHN MCKNIGHT and c. II. Nc
knight. late partners trading
as Mcknight q Bro, Defen-
dants.
'INHE Object ofthis suit is to obtain a judgment
l. AGAINST tue Defendants for the sum of
SLlT.t9 cts, with interest thereon frcm the End
Gay OF January. 1871, subject to a credit, January
Ist, 1873 of S43-22 cts, being the amount of q
PIoa1 ss&r5 noie given by Aaid Defendants TO
GeorCe w SAGilcr in his lie time, dated January
2nd' leIl' al one dav with interest And to ATTACH
any p operty, ar interest IN property. or debts,
due the De.ond&rt, John Mcknight within Tie
1nrlsd1ctl"n ~OtEtris Court.
l. a2Iea-i"H. or a%fiiGay- / flied in th'ssuit, that
the Dele, dant, John Mcknight, is not = res
Iderts OF Inc State q Hest Virginia, lie is
merely, required TO appear within four weeks
atier the date OF tho FIST publication of this
" nei, ;addo wnat IS necessary to protect his in
tocests- a tbs mater.
Aad - Is fu.She: OrIercd that a copv of this
o. Ter shaI be plO!-hEed once . week. for four
newspaper published "a this cnrn.v. aud also
cree Is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk OF the Circuit CU0st.
White Il T~rapncIl, p. q.
SAnt : lSTH-IF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
DO YOU WANT
TO MAKE
Bis Cash Wages
Right at our Honest


WE will send Tn HONE, book form, 500
w pRCes, contains over 5000 new recipes, dis
coveries and processes, how to do cVerTJhiug,A
complete medical department. an article on ro-
latlou of man to woman; record OF current events,
and matter OF great value to the merchant, far
mer. mechanic, every man and woman. and of
everyday use in the store. office. workshop, par
Ior, kitchen, dresslIL-rOom, sick room, ETC.; all
ABOUT tho tOilet, ctiquc lie, to dress. walk, writes
The Department of General Recipes will nc
tuallv contain thousands of REGIMES and process
es fresh ana PIaeticni; on al kLhoss mncn TOO
of which cannot be had in any other way : all of
which re yairaOLe ald q hcnIt To procure any
one OF which Is worth more imam the pTice
charged foe The Home A complete eycloPcdia,
tue most comprehensive book Of the kind how
to do about eNf5Ythlng' among others the max
ing of soaps, toilet soaps, dN Cs, blulng, vinegar,
starch, sugar, i~eliics. preserves. to tell adulteTa-
ted food, to make I'quoro of all klads, whisky
wines, brandles, grape wines, extracts. perfumes,
pomadeS. cosmes(lcs. lotions, hair dyes. patent
medicines of al. kinds. Ccments, giass-work, min
eraI waters, svru"s. paints. va-nishes. polishoS,
backing, glue, ha"nrss-oils, to clean paint and
pictures, to frame pictures neatly and cheApIy,
10 tell sooC iewelry, TO select all kinds of food.
tanning, imitation liquors. cham payne, cider,
freezing mixture. b!ccchinS, yeast, cKtermina-
ton of vcrmInt ivory, Rlahss:cr, enamels, Arti6-
cinl gums, soluble glass. 20 dye wood. spirit var
nishes. to enamel woodwork. japRnniuE, gliding,
silvsring, elcctrotypiuR 2. electTuplatinR. browning,
pills, ointment, salves, CarGlcs, tOuiCs, anodyneG,
table of welgnio and measures, mud a host move
hinSs:
WATCHES d OTHER. VALUABLE PREMIUMS
Given to Subscribers. A New Plan. Nothing
has ever been gotten out which equals this
Agency for money making st your homes.
To any one who will act as agent We will sand
THw HOME post paid. on receipt of u cents to
prepay postage 1t is worth moro than twenty
times this amount. The regular price is only IS
oents' Any one recip. Is worth moro. S10Rd Ay
at Your homes Rure. The host paying employ
ment for airy ono. A sale is positively sure 10
every ono. The greatest hit. Entirely new.
Young People, women, book AGENTS all agents
send % cente at once, aud get copy and complete
outfit With irstrncipns, olc Adde'S. ThE BkV.
N, B.-DescIptIvc circulars sent free. Say
whore you saw trls advertisement.
September 20, 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
THE SEERIFFALTY.

At a meeting held at the Court House on
MOnday Of last rec k-nresided over by VIM.
Beall, with Lewis Lucas as Secretnry-on
motion Of Capt. D. II. Cockrill, Gas We copy
from the proceedings published in the Free
Ffess,O
SEA. f. Kennedy, Esq, was invited to ad
dress the audience in explanation of the OBJ
jects of the meeting, which he did in a few
pertinent remarks, followed by James NJ.
Mason, Esq, in response to calls made upon
him.
''Fraud, or unfair dealing having been al
legec concerning the nomination of a candi-
date for the Sheriffalty. a committee was an
pointed, composed of Geo. r. Light. D. ii.
Cockrill, W. II. Griffith and 7. 4. Kirwau.
to ascertain the truth or falsity of the allega.
ton, and repor; to the meeting. The COM
mittee submitted the following Report and
Resolution
eve, the ComAittee, do find, in our judg
ment, sufficient grounds for placing another
candidate before :he people Of j efFerson county
for their SURFACES for the SherifFalty at the
election to be held on the 10Th day of Octo-
beF, therefore,
"Re aired, That We recommend the name
of Thos. Il. Sublettc for the SURFACES of the
psople as a candidate for the Shcrifalty of
Jefferson county.
"The Report and Resolutions we're adopted,
and the meeting adjourned"
We have not yet learned, either by news
paper publication or otherwise, whether it is
the intention of Mr.. Sublette to accept the
above nomination CT not. We hope and be-
lievc, that for his own interests and the in
terests of the Democratic~C Conservative party,
he will not, and that he will como out in a
card to that effect. The simple charge of
''fraud or unfair dealing having been alleged
concerning the nomination of a candidate for
the Sheriffaity," Will not do for a platform for
any candidate, When such charges are made.
proof of the same should be adduced, and
rn;iI that is done The charges do not amount
to ga pinch of SNUFF, and will have no effect
whatever upon the masses of voters of the
county-save a very few, and even these, we
have a strong hope, will see the fallacy of
their course before the day of election.
Thursday was a regular field day at the cen
tenaial exposition, the paid admissions foot
ing up ever lis ,o0G, the largest number on a
single day since the opening. Gov. Tilden
was present and had a reception, but being
unable to shake hands with all, was brought
forward and briefly addressed the sssoubl.d
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26

OF the Triumph Truss and Triumph Rupture Rem
edy, manufactured by the Triumph Trus. Co ,s34
took the medal at the late session of the Great
American Institute Fair. Sc I'd ten cents Tor their
VI" hook. March IA.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Jefferson County, ,"-wit {:
At Rules held in tie Clerks Co6icc Of tie
Circuit Curt IF Jc6ecsom C"unty, .Scptcm
Der 4fh, 1876:
RICHARD B. WASHINGTON,O
aud Christian ~, his wife,
Plaintiffs.
Against IIS A~ssCNPSIT.
ANNIE i. WASHINGTON, De-
tcDhart.
THE o%:jrct &C this suit is to recover for the
L Plaintiffs thrlr pI"Dsr'inn of the purchase
moneH OF a medal said by Defendant To CERTAIN
citizens OF boston. and to attach the debts aud
etIects OF the Drfenha Vt in this State.
II appearing. on AFFIDAVIT filed III this suit. tha:
the Defendant is not = resident of the State of
NeSt Virginia, she Is hereby required TO apUear
within tOur weeks after the date of the first
publication OF tuiS order. and do what is nIc.s-
sarY TO protect her iuteres. S III this matte.
Aud II Is fuUtr.r ordered IhaU a copy of tIi.
order shall be r::b..shrd once a week, for four
success We weeks, i'll the Esprit of Jefferson"
n newspaper pub iIheI III t..is county, and also
posted al t!!c trOrt door o. the House of
the said Con-: ty at ieIsI twenty GAYS before
Judgment IS re..dCIel.
HUBERT ERDU y, ."
D. b. Lucas. =. q.
Sc ItcIibpT IL. !SI6-Jt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

- Governor Jacob is quite i'll at his home,
in Romney.
There is now a full regiment of soldiers
at Atlanta, Ga.
Hon. S. s. Cox addressed a large Til
den and Hendricks meeting at Wheeling on
Tuesday evening.
Bishop L. S. James, senior bishop of the
NJ. Il. Church, died at his residence in New
York on the 18th instant.
- Rev. DIR. Rogers, of the Southern NJ. f.
Church, has returned, much benefited in
health by his journey to Europe.
- Hon. VIM. Mines addressed a large and
enthusiastic audience of the Democrats of
Harrisonburg, on Monday night. the 18th inst.
James Gletner. a brakeman on the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad, had his collar bone
broken on the 10th instant, whiIo coupling
up his train at Martinsburg.
The Cadets from the State Military In,
stitute at Lexington, Va, under the command
of Gen. Francis Il. Smith, the superintendent
of the institution. will visit the centennial
exposition about the FIRST of October. Gov.
kemper will accompany the corps.
There has been a lively battle between
United States soldiers and hostile Sioux In.
dams in the Black Hills region. An Indian
village was surprised by n small detachment
from Crooks command and destroyed. Sew
eral soldiers and Indians we're killed, and an
immense amount of stores and ono hundred
and forty ponies taken from the Iudisns.
y GRAND PROTECTING DIspGAY.-The
display OF ireworks at Philadelphia on the
18th Of September pennsylvania day) pros
misses to be the finest ever witnesses in Amer.
lea. The centennial commissioners have con,
cluded a contract with g, T. Brock j. Co, of
London, famous artists, for this display
Among the attractions of this show will be
the Simultaneous illumination of the entire
centennial grounds and buildings, and the dis
charge of a hundred colored signal rockets at
the same moment, the ascent of three i'm
mense balloons bearing magnesium lights, the
ascent of one hundred Chinese tourbillons, a
portrait of Washington seventy. five feet in
length, done in fire, clouds of Jewels,
a~methysts, rubies and the like, and other
novel devices.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Democratic Conservative

Dem0cratic-C Conservative
state Ticket.
For Governor,
HENRY NJ. MATTHEW'S,
Of Greenbrier county.
Fo. Auditor,
JOSEPH S. MILLER,
OF CabeIl county.
For Accomplishment
ROBERT WHITE,
Of Hampshire county.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS j. WEST,
Of Harrison county.
For Supt. Of Free Schools,
W. X. PENDLETON,
OF Brooke county.
For Judges of Supreme Court of Appeals.
Full Term.
A. F. RAYMOND. of Marion county.
OKEY JOHNSON, Of Wood county.
Unexpired Term of Judge PAUL.
THOS. e. GREEN. of Jefferson county.
For Cougress-2d District,
Is. F. MARTIN. of Taylor county.
For the State Senate 18th District,
C. T. BUTLER.
County Ticket.
For Sheriff,
EUGENE BAKER.
For the House Of Delegates,
G. F. CROSS.
JAS. LAW. HOOFF-
For President of the County Court,
ROBERT W. BAYLOR.
For States Attorney,
GEORGE BAYLOR.
For Assessors.
r. y. ALEXANDER,
CuAS- Il TRAIL.
For County Surveyor,
S. HOWELL BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26

1AAA S1N4L1 VI hEct iIhUlNii,
Jefferson County, to,wit:
III rm5cs hriR m tie Clerks Office of tie
Cirr"i Cart IF Jgsrson County, Scp'cm
Der Iih. 1876:
THOMAS BROWN and Annie0
s, IIIs wife. iiaiuI,tIs,
Against Tx
ANNIE 3. WASHINGTON, De-
PENDANT.
TENHE obirc! Of tIis surt is to recover for the
4 iinlrilhs 'LeII pr, P"r: Ion Of the purchase
money "t a medal sold by :!endant 10 ce,taIn
citizens .; Boston, and IL attach the debts and
effects If the ID PENDANT in tiIs STATE.
1t aFocarlng On affidavit flied in this suit, that
the Defendant IL not a resident OF the State CT West
tTg'niH she Ia her by required to appear within
iour weeks after the date OF the frat publication Of
THE order, and do what lie necessary to protect her
interes'S IN this matter.
And II 10 further ordered that a copy of this order
shaii lie published once = week, for four successive
week. in the Spirit OF Jrtfe rson"-a Newspaper
puthiished IN this c"unty-ard also posted at the
f'out d"or OF the CUurt-iuuse of the said county,
at least twenty days before Judgment is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
D.. b. Lucas. r. q.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26

pURE CIDER VINEGAR tor saIeby
L sert 10, 1876. TIC, RUST
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-26

Jefferson County, to-wit /:
At Rules held in Tie Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Jcferson County, Scptem-
Der 6M, 1876: