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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-09
THE POLITICAL STATUS.

But little of general interest has transpired
in Congress since our last issue. The PEG.
pie have been moving, however. The PENN
sylvania Democrats have issued an address
Meetings have been held all over Indiana and
Ohio, and in other portions of the West. The
bankers of Philadelphia and New York are
out in circular asking fair count in Con-
gress, and in tho United States Senate, on
Thursday, Mr.. Conkling presented petition
from the leading citizens of New York urg-
ing the adoption of proper means for an ami
cable count of tho electoral vote, and ex-
pressing the hope that all party considerations
would be thrown. aside and pure, unselfish
patriotism control the action of Congress. In
presenting the petition Mr.. Conkling, in
brief speech, avowed his sympathy with its
sentiments. The New York Tribune changes
its tune, and says: ruin in less than four
years awaits any party which raises its candi-
date to the executive chair by trick or by
partisan violence. Honor. and long course
of victory will reward any party which shows
itself in this crisis superior to the temptations
OF the HOuT II ID True pupuiai JUL
science is aroused. It is true that the peo-
pie will acquiesce in no decision which does
no. satisfy The popular sense Of justice. 1t
is true that neither Republican administra
tion nor Democratic administration can now
stand unless it comes into power free from
the suspicion of fraud, strong in the support
of the moral sense of the American people,
with q clear title and fair record"
On Tuesday, Governor Drew, the Demo
cratic governor of Florida, was inaugurated
peacefully with the acquiescence of Gov.
Stearns, the Republican incumbent, whom
the Returning Board had at first declared
elected. The Legislature was organized with
Democratic majority in both branches.
In Louisiana the Democratic and Republi>
can Legislatures are both in session.
In South Carolina the people are paying
their taxes to Governor Hampton's collectors.
which will soon starve out tho Chan. erlaip
government.
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LETTER FROM SUMMIT POINT.
SuMMIr Po1Nr, Jan. 2, 1877.

SUMMIT POINT, Jan. =, 1871.
Dear Spirit IL beg the indulgence of
short space in your columns this week to give
you lew of our Xmas items. Firstly, an
exhibition was on the tapis-held in the
school. house-the Saturday night before
Xmas, and under the management of the
teachers of the Northern Methodist Sunday
School. Every thing passed off right pleas
an.ly, notwithstaDdingit its dark aspect. Xmas
evening the ladies gave the children Xmas
tres, and it did ones heart good to gaze on
TIE happy faces of the children after having
received large bag of candies, nuts, &c. ]
couldn't help but wish-"Would 1 were q
boy again" My pensiee and magnetic look
must have attracted attention, or my thoughts
were stamped on my face, for Mrs. S. turned
and gazed, for a second only, on me. and in
voluntary reached me bag of the much
coveted candy. and l went home, a happy
man. and hope all were as we'll pleased as
was.
The "Murder Mill" Of Summit Point is
running well, well oiled. 1 surposs. Tickets
are being bought at an alarming rate, and it
is wonderful how rapidly the .'palace car" is
turning to the burden train. Would we could
do something to arrest this awful evil, but We
will have to exercise patience, knowing The
mill Of the Gods grinds slowly" but in the
end "exceeding fine" I'll not test your
patience further this time, but for the present
say, Au repoir. N.Y..
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BED.

At her residence in CharIestown. Sunday
afternoon. January 7th. 1877. Mira. ANN E. MON,
IS years.
Her funeral will take place from her Iate res
idcnce. this Tuesday afternoon. at o'clock.
A. the residence of James s. Welsh, ESQ., in
Georgetown, D. C.. on Sunday morning. Decem-
Der "a. 1876, DR.. GEORGE B. STEPHENSON,
former prominent citlzeu of Harpers Ferry,
aged 6S gears.
On Friday, December ed. 1876. PATRICK
CUNNINGHAM. of Nartinsburg, aged 50 years
AtPot Z; cSeper sGunE mfsSn on
MADDOX. wife of Mr.. Daniel Maddox. former
ly of this county, aged Ga years.
At the family Hi. residences. abont FIVE miles
cernber 18Th. 1876, of pneumonia, Mrs. l.. C.
SwIAfLEY, aged "a years.
Near HIlislmrongh August Goth. 1876, Mr..
JOHN SCHAFFER. aged 81 years.
At the residence of her amt. Mrs. C. Dillsw,
on the 7th of December. 1876. of heart disease,
her age.
In shepherdstown. December is. 1876. Mr..
JOHN w. ioNTZ. eldest son of the late Martin
Yoatz. IN the i0th year of h,s age.
In johnson county, No.. on the 12th of Decem-
Der, 1876. Mrs. JULIA wife of John Showal
ter. Esq formerly of this county sin the SD year
lincss of character. She leaves a large family
of children to mourn nh, her early death, among
WavcrIy. Mo. Mrs. s. was sister-in-law of Mrs.
Maria Warner, OF Shepherdstown, and sister OF
Mrs; VIM. b; Daniels and Mrs John II. strider,
At "Cherwood." tile residence of her son-in-
law, Thos. w. Timberlake, Esq. near Mill Dale.
Warren county, Va, December 22l. 1876. after
an llness of three weeks of heart disease, Mrs.
FANNIE II. GR1G GS, i'll tue 18TH year of her
age.
Mrs. Griggs was the widow of thc late james
GrgUS, of this county, and survived INN more
than twenty years. having resided since the
marriage of their only child and daughter out
of this county. and with her children. who have
brought her remains 10 repose. and ming'c INFO
loved husband. Mr.. and Mrs. GrIpgs were
tensively known in this county III their lives.
and honOred and esteemed by all who know
them: bat. in their more immediate neighbour
hood, where they were more intimately known,
and all their walk in life vrtnous prac-
tice of all that adorns human nature, they will.
both. be long remembered, by all their neigh
b"ls and friends, with the warmest esteem and
affection. ANXIOUS.
On December Goth. 1876. in Cenncllsvillc. Pa.
SARAH THERESA, infant daughter of Thomas
W. and Margaret w. Guard, aged year.
months and p days.
Another flower has passed away.
Ard early left this world of sin,
She faded as the hight of day
But fades the nom to usher in.
For now the light of Heaven haEdawned,
And her pure spirit wanders there.
Mid graces of nevor failing flowers,
BY rivers of life i'll mansions fair.
Close bv the tree of life she stands.
And br its frut is ever fed.
And from her harp me thinks is heard
The happy song II ain not dead"
E.B.
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II A 4 RE d.

II Hyat:stown; on Tuesday. December goth,
1915, Mr.. ASA WELSH t" Miss NARY J; MIL
4 aa. c"aF'sS'0""-"'' OF montgomery county
In Richmond, Va. December 21st. 1875, Col.
Harpor's Ferry, to Mrs EMIIY S. NORFLEET i,
nee Thornton.
On December aOth, 1876, at the residence of
G. Long MIR. HaTIoSY CRfM TO to- Miss Eu
LENIA w WARE-ail of this County
In Char!estown. December Goth, 1876, nv Rev.
and ANNA E. AwsON-both of this county.
At Zancsville. Ohio. on the s1st of December.
1876; by Rev; oryiIle ;Naer OF tie Second Street
Miss sA HRHa V nF caToN, dSneter of
Mr.. Geo. W. Cation. both of tins county.
o. the goth IF Ds &c ,s36 BY Rev. IL
MAGGIE COLEMAN. all of tins county.
At UnionvilIe on the 2lst of December. 1876
hy the i,,I Rsy J. /, SIMPLIFY Mr. CHARLES NJ:
this county
On the si.t Of DeSsmber, 1875, by Rev. J. W.
Smith: Mr.. A: G; HQuTZ; Of Bcn.ngton. Berkr-
of Mr.. Wm A. Byers of tho vicinity of Shep-
herdstown.
On the Goth of December. 1876. near Billmyers
Mill. Jefferson county, by Rev. A NJ. Evers, Nj :.
ii. NJ. KNEADLER. Of Berkeley county, to Miss
soPHRONIA RICE. of Jefferson county.
On the Goth of December. l-76. at the NJ. E.
son. Mr.. WiLkIsM BXDGER to Miss Il: sARHn
MORRISON, all of this county.
December "a, 1876. in Harpcr's Ferry. by Rev.
NJ. Friday. Mr.. EMORY e. ALLEN and Miss
JOHANNA o 'BRIEN-al all of that place.
On Tuesday night. January Cd. 1877. at Sny-
1ci's Mills. by Rev. J. w. Smith. W1LLOUGHBY
LEMEN, EsH.. of Berkeley county. to Miss
FANNIE BAZZEL. of Rocking CHAM county. Va.
On The 2lst of December. 1916. at the Fred
erick City Hotel. in Frederick Md bv Rev. DR..
Diehl. FREDERICK KIDWILER. of Jefferson
comfy. Va. to Miss FLORENCE NJ. HARVEY,
of London county. Va.
On the eth ult., at the residence of the brides
father. Inv R"v. Mr.. Sutton. Mr.. ARTHUR J.
SLAUGHTER. of KanawlIa county. W. Va, and
Miss MOLLIE, Youngest daughter of Hon. Alex.
Mahood, of Giles county, Va.
In StH"nton. Va; D2eembcr 18Th, 1S7s; l.y the
Rev DR.. Martin. WILLARD FILLMORE PETER
FISH. Esq to Miss ROSA BELL CALVERT,
daughter of Cary A. Is. Calvert. all of siauuton.
On the 18th nit. at the residence of the brides
father. edward J. NIckelD in Monroe county.
W. Va, Mr. ELI RODGERS, of Grecnbrier,
and Miss EMMA E. NICkELL. of Monroe
county.
On the 18th ult.. at the residence of the brides
father. fSamucl }. Nickell.) In Monroe comfy.
W. Va. nv Rev. Nelson Nickel. Mr.. NATHAN
P. RODGERS. of Greenbrier. and Miss VIR-
GINA E. NICKEL. of Monroe county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-09

- Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, of the New
York Herald, was assaulted Wednesday af-
ternoon in front of the Union Club House,
in that city, by Mr.. Frederick May, formerly
of Washington, D. c and received some cuts
with cowhde. when they were separated by
friends. MIR. May was brother to the young
lady to whom Mr.. Bennett was to have been
married last week. The engagement bad
been previously broken off, and the difficulty
above spoken of is said to have arisen on ac-
count of the lady.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court ef J:6e;rson County,
Nest Virginia., ia Term, Nor. II, 1876:
C. II, BAuGHER, Plaintiff. l,x cn,xc...
AMOS sHEPPARD'S Admir-.
&c, Defendants
JOSEPH BAUGaER. PlaiStiff,
fIN CuANCEaY.
AMOS SnEPPARD'S Admir-,
&c, Defendants.
FTNHESE causes are referred to Commissioner
i at this Court with instructions, LIST Z: To
STATE and settle tie account OF John A. 81 eppaId
Adm, r of Amos Sheppard, decd, and 10 CONVEX q
the creditors of The estate of tile sald Amos
Sheppard, and ascertain the debi and la hilitles
thereof, with the priorit:es and liens. if any
2ndly. 10 report what zeal estate Amos She ppard
died seIzsd of. Its yaiue and annual
SdlY. To ASCERTAIN the auIOInt yet due 10y 81 o
estate IF Amos Sheppard to Joseph Baugl:er on
the Bond ecnred by Deed of Trusr In the bill
aud proceedings mentioned. and make report to
the next term of this Court W iih any ollie ma &
ter deemed pertinent by himscli required 10
be stated by any of the pIrt1Ss this cauSe.
And notice of the execution OF this order by
publication once week for four successive weeks.
in some newspaper Published IN Jefferson County
shall he equivalent 10 personal service upon tue
parties.
A true exTact-TcSte.
ROBERT T. Brown. Clerk.
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Isl, 1877:
JACOB S. MELVIN and Jamcs)
4. Hurst, L Plaintiffs,
Against IIN CHANCEnY
CHARLES J. FAULKNER. Jr..
and f. Boyd Faulkner. Trus-
tees, and William NJ. SNYDER,
and Alice G. Snyder, his wife.
Fondrose Irwin. and Eliza beth
Irwin, his wife, and Robert
Stewart and William Stewart,
sons and personal representa-
tives of John w. Stewart, dc
ceased. James A. Adams, The
LIST National Bank of Martins
burg. The LIST RATIONAL Bank of
Jefferson. and the Berkeley
Savings Bank. Defendants. }
TVNHE object of this suit il to enforce the lien
i of the judgments of mplainan Is again st
1873 Acres, Foods and Poles, situated in JEFF
fcrSon County, West virginia, aud to recover -
note of S2450 % cts. executed by said EliZ-
abcth Irwin To ono w. NJ. SNYDER, on the 18th
date. and by said Snyder assigned for he ben
eft of mplanants, and to subject said tract to
the payment of this Note, and to attach the
same.
1t appearing on affidavit filed in this suit that
the Defendants Fondrose Irwin and Elizabeth
Irwin. his wife. not residents Of the State of
West Virginia, they are hereby required ap-
pear within four weeks after the date of the first
publication OF this order, and do what
cessary to protect their interests in this matter.
And it is further ordered that copy OF this
order shall be published once n week. for four
successive weeks. in the Spirit of Jefferson"
posted ut 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.
Dan1 B. Lucas,
January g. Ie,7-+t.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that viii proceed. on
Friday. this 18th day of January. 1877. to ex-
ecute the provisions of the foregoing decree. at
my office In Ci,arlcstowu. between tGS hours OF
0, A. NJ, aud !. L. NJ.
Sr.GEO T. BROOKE,
Dec 10 IST6-It. Commissioner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

TTNHE Partnership heretofore existing for the
i Practice of Law between George BAYLOR aud
Vim L. Wilson will hereafter be limited to civil
matters only VIM L. Wilson offers for practice
in State cases
Jnnuary Q. lS17-3k
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l876-l877,

Since our last issue the old year has van.
ishsd into the past, and silently but swiftly
another year began its course. To all our
readers we tender our cordial greeting, hop
ing that the new year may bring to them its
full horn of prosperity, happiness and con-
tent, and that before its course is ended the
clouds which now darkcn our skies may dis
solve under the quickening sunshine of peace
and national prosperity. 1876, it is even
now safe to say, will be marked year in our
co1ntry's annals.
Completing the FIRST century ofour national
life, it was fitting that we should celebrate
the event in manner worthy of great peo>
pie. And so we gathered from all our bor-
ders at the birth place of The nation; glori>
fed with poetry and eloquence the memories
of our fathers, and invited the people of the
earth to come and behold our growth and our
greatness, and to join with US in friendly
rivalry in displaying the products of the fac
tories, the fruits of the fields, and the evil
denccs Of national advancement and culture.
And yet in the height of selfgratulation, we
have been made to feel that there was skel
eton at the banquet: Boosting of our un-
matched prosperity and marvellous growth in
resources and population, We have not been
able to shut our eyes to the general depres.
sion and distress under which. our country
was sorely Travelling. Boosting of our free
institutions and Wanting an era of good feel
ing and restored fellowship among our peo-
pie, we have been plunged into the tumult of
en- those institutions, and purposely revived
the hates and an:mosities of tho past.
We have been cheered at the grand uprising
of the people against corrupt and faithless
ruling, and We have seen those same rulers,
strong to desperation. laying violent hands
upon the ark of our liberties, and with hellsh
energy tearing open every healing wound,
and reminding every smouldering FIRE.
We have seen . President, elected by de-
cided majority in the electoral college and an
immense majority in the popular vote,
through the infamous machinery of radical
returning boards, denied tho recognition of
his triumph, and the country thrown into
alarm and brought to the verge of civil war
by the bold carrying out of the presrranged
plot.
We have seen the President in Office, u.s.
ing the army for basely partizan purposes !:
overthrowing by the bayones lawful State
governments, and in the intervals of his de-
bauches, bclching forth cursings against the
legal tribunals of the land, and foul words of
insult and abuse for the large majority of its
people.
All this and much more have made the
year jus. ended marked one, have caused it
to close amid general gloom and uncertainty,
and make the new year big with fate for the
cause of free government, the peace of our
country and the prosperity of our people.
Let US pray, however, that it may speedily
bring us a happy release from the dangers
that environ us, and that once again we may
enter upon career of prosperity, progress
and contentment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-09

NOTICE. A short time since, loaned some
IN LARGE RRASS ALE SPILoT.-the person
having il will oblige me by returning il
JOHN S. yesterday,
November 90, ls16. Agent,
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The Healer.

We take pleasure in announcing the arriv-
al Of the Eminent SURGEON SPECIAL, Dr.
Connuughton, of New Orleans, who has taken
suite Of rooms, and CONSULTATION PAR.
LoRs, at the EVERETT HOUSE, in MARTINS
BURG, W. Va. The Doctor viii remain in
MARTINsBunG, until February LIST, 1877.
He comes with the highest recommen dations,
from leading citizens of Wheeling, Parkcrs
burg, Charleston, and all the leading cities of
the South, whom he has efiectually cured Of
various diseases. If he can cme or Lencti
you, he will tell so, but il he NOT he will
inform you with equal candor. You can rely
implicitly on his word. If he pronounces
your case durable, you need not hesitate one
moment to take his mill and efficient remedies.
FIVE were suffering with sore eye or .tru1ty
ear or any Chronic Disease. we would not
pause momen. in availing ourselves of this
gol1en opportunity but go at once and place
our case in the skillful hand Of this really
eminent Specialist. We invite careful
perusal Of his "SoUTHERN MEDICAL JoUR>
NAL" EMBODIED in this issue. Corrcspon-
dence and consultations sacredly confidential
Address, p. D. DRAWER, No. 2S5, Martins
burg. W. Va.
Afflicted. DELAY NOT hut go and consult
the GREAT HEALER and eminent Surgeon
special.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, to-wit:
At Rules held in The Clerks Office Of tie
Circuit Court Of J:6erson County, January
Isl, 1877:
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REDUCTION AT RIPON!

V4IE arc selling Beet Calicoes at Cents,
w Comfort Z" g. as
AIpaeas at Cost. many other Eoo9s at less.
win give market price for Fo~ls and Eggs.
Ripon. January 9. 1877 BERRY BROS.
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NOTICE! NOTICE!I

A IL persons KNOWN e the mselves indebted 20 the
~ undersigned by note or open account will be
expected to close the same without delay. no
longer iDdul gence can, or will be given, as We
must have money 10 carry on our business
JAS. LAW. ROOFF CO.
January O. 1871
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court IF Jefferson County,
West Trgima. in Tenn, Nor. l6, 1876:
WILLIAM II. ROBERTS plar.-l
tf.
Against lis s1tsNCEEr-
REBECCA FERRY and others,
Descendants
A ND this cause is referred to u Commissioner
N of this Court wiGh Instructions tn enquIIo
wuei her partition in kind can he conveniently
made. or whether il is more TO the Interests OF
all parties. that lie properly shOnld h- sold and
the piOcecLs divided among the PARTIES cI:titlrd.
and return The evidence with his report; also.
whether IheEe arc infants interested
heirs Of the interstate William Roberts, and ma ko
report To the next FERN of this Court Aud ur-
less the absent Defendant shall authorizes some
one Attorney tn accept service for him. notes
shall he gwen rs provided in Sec. 4. Chap. I2o,
CuGe of West Virginia, in lieu uf persopsd
service.
True ENtract-TesIe.
ROBERT +. BROWN, Clerk
ESTICE.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that viii proceed. otg
FRIDAY, the 18th dar of Januarr lSI7. tn execute
the provisions al the foregoing Dec'es at my
i'll ChnrirStown, between tli. Ii"nTs Of o. A. IL,
and !. + ST. GEO. T. BROOKE,
Dec. ~. lSI6-It. Commissioner.
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COUNTY ITEMS From the Shepherds.own
Register we copy the following items:
DR.. Manning started for South Carolina on
Friday last He wants to see 'f;iir (sex
count" and expects to receive favorable
reply from the returning board"
G. d. McGlincy, Auctioneer, sold at pub
lie sale, on the 9th ult., for G. J. Faulkner,
Jr.. aud + Boyd Faulkner, Trustees, at this
place, the farm Of VIM. NJ. Snyder, in this
county. containing 1853 acres. for the sum of
S43 per acre. Purchaser, William Stewart,
Jr., Of Berkeley county.
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The Supreme Court of Appeals commences
its winter session, at Charleston, tomorrow
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THEHARPER'S FERRY PROPERTY


tary affairs to inquire into the object and pur>
pose of the government in recently becoming
thu purchaser ofthe water power and land for
merly occupied and used for national armo-
~ at Harper's Ferry; and to inquire, since
the government has now again become the
owner of that property, whether it would not
be expedient to re-establsh the national
armory at that point or employ its valuable
water power for some ..othcr governmental
purpose. This resolution was submitted by
tho chairman of the committee to the Secre-
tary of War, who has cent to the House the
report of the chief of ordnance on the SUBJ
jec., which says: ''As to the expediencey of
re. establishing the national armory at Har-
per's Ferry, have the honor to remark that
i. is the policy of the War Department to
concentrate ordnance manufactories at three
arsenals and the Springfield armory; as re-
commended in recent annual reports. and
that neither the necessities of the public ser
vice sor judicious economy would render
such re>establishment expedient."
THE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Ata meeting
of the stockholders of the Valley Railroad
Company held at Ssaunton, on the 2Sth ut.,
q resolution was adopted, authorizing the d.
recsors to renew the monthly lease with the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad, or any other
responsible company, upon terms IS favorable
rs those under which the road is now opera
ted or failing to effect this, the directors
shall equip and run the road themselves. In
case the lease is effected the lessees shall
have the refusal Of the road upon the same
terms as may be offered by any party bidding
A resolution to open the books and increase
the capital stock one and q half million was
adopted The directors agreed that tho
Shenandoah Valley Railroad should operate
the Valley road for ten days without any
rent, in order to give time for the considers
tion Of another proposition.
A BRIDE OF ONLY Two WEEKs.-The
wife of Col. W. E Cutshaw, city engineer Of
Richmond, Va, who was a distinguished
artillery officer in the Confederate army, and
whose marriage we chronicle in this issue of
the Spirit, died suddenly Oh Thursday eve
ming, of neuralgia of the stomach, it is sup>
posed She had been married but two weeks.
AN opportunity worth taking advantage of
to buy an elegant Overcoat and Handmade
Kip Boots, at much below their actual value
and price, is offered at Goldsmith's Twin
Fronts. Money can be saved by buying
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-09

The January (triaD term of the County
Court of Jefferson viii begin on Monday
next, the 18th Instant.