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019 10th st. N. W.

TO ,rhoas 1t may concern:
We, the undersigned citizens Of PHILADELPHIA take
kIsKER has been az resident sid Of our city city for % some
years, during which he has acquired distinguished
Ear and Throat. He has also during some time past
been Professor and Clinical Operator in Of our
cordial support Of the Press and the confidence Of
the aF he may syvsr see # # Ito to visit
aasPt House fes Sty Sf Reps
SdEITihfS SSaEEEs MssfSTSSk & s Ss1shs Morning ros'
JW.GRAY@SON. A @ Mercury;
Hon A. W MCCLURE,
WAAIRABTRToN, w IAgI s93S,I Evening Telegraph;
FROM HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
DR.. Won Moschzisker brings me letters 20 Of intro
duction from gentlemen of character and standing.
treatment OF diseases of the Eye and Ear and those
OF the Respiratory Organs, and of his attainments
my Observation and experience, think he @ can give
relief in all cases which admit Of remedy.
HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
RESTORATION OF HEARING.
From the high endorsements with which DR.. Won
MOSCHZISKER came here 1 was induced to place
myself under his care for case Of Catarrhal Deaf
physician Of great skin and Judgment think It
who need his medical services, that have the ut
most & oonasnfe NJ de , in his professional abilities Call
THos. soMERvILLE,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s. 1879.
tSenator D. W. Voorhees,
thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from your treatment of my hearing. which has been
we're cold.-ID.W VOORHEES,.
[Son of Gov. Bishop, of Ohiol
Dr. Won operated very sllccessf ully on
my eyes and restored my sght.-IW. S. BISHOP vi
una.r n, ICE LGenn Kilburp. y. 8. Al
cred nay hearins-tC. L. KILBURN. decI
HAYWARD Il HUTCHINSON.
317 Ninth street n.,c.,
Give special attention to
REMopELINa r4Np Ayp a M2DyERNdzINa 9yIypRNI DEFEc-
MANfELs and sell FURNACES, RANGES
doobs p HRssa ETaI EE
orator is the only good thing in that line and We
own the patents for manufacturing. deci
OATARRH AND THROAT AFFFOTTONs.-Of.
ana Bsa apd hv from ths
LEY,s dkEAT REMEDY FOB 81 CAT 6ATAkMRa.H" M 3 Sold
by all druggists. nov12-3m
TTIAKE ENOTICE.-Since January, 1878, have
om a e Or sass =. pSfss 1
$l GOO to any one who can prove that my published
Rromse 70 return every dollar for work not satis,
Pennsylvania ave. nov15
VlHE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF
i CARRIAGES in the city, consisting o17.
sSa3,s q LainSfSsstss = ooass Coppes, pole and
E yeFy large stock q New and second hand CAR:
Pennsylvania avenue. c8-tm
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nR. F. A. Won MOSCHZISKER.
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SILVER CERTIFICATES FOR Con- GREssMEN.-
The Secretary OF the Treasury directed to-day
that II the Sergeant-at-Arms of the House so
elected he could draw the twenty per cent. of
salaries OF members in silver certificates instead
Oi silver,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-17

iHE SENATE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATION
considered yesterday afternoon the House bill
making appropriations for the payment Of pen
sionS curing tne next fiscal year, and authorized
out amendment. The fortif1cation appropria-
tlon bill Will probably not be acted on by the
senate committee until after the Christmas re-
cess. Senator Davis, OF West Virginia. the
chairman OF the committee, has appointed the
following subcommittee on the various annual
appropriation bills for the session: Legislatiye
executive and tudicial-Senators Davis, of West
Virginia, Wallace and Allison; sundry civil
BECK, Davis, kWtndom; Post ofice-Wallace.
Eeck, Booth: army-Withers, Eaton, Blaine:
com; deficiencies-Eaton, Wallace, Booth: In
dian-Wallace. Beck, Allison; District OF Col
umbia-Withers Beck, Blaine; .Naval-Biaine,
Blaine, Withers; fOrtification- Allison. BecE
Booth; pensioDs-Booth, Withers, Allison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-12-17

NOMINATIONS To-DAY.-The President sent the
following nominations to the Senate to-day
Elliott N. s. Morgan, Of Pa, to be secretary OF
Wyoming territory; JAS W. S1ler, of Ark, U. S.
consul at Mayaguez; ChaS. E. Barber, engineer
OF the Philadelphia mint; Granville o. Haler to
be colonel OF the 23d infantry; also, number OF
pOStmaSterS,
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NEW SITE FOR THE NAVAL OBSERVATORY
Senator Mcpherson to-day introduced bill to
locate and purchase new site for the U. s.
naval observatory. 1t is the same bill that was
introduced In the House by Mr.. WhitthOrne, and
authorizes the appointment OF commission to
select a proper site, to consist OF Senator
naval observatory. The sum of Sl5, 900 is appro-
priated to pay for the site, and the commission
shall report their action to the President, who
shall direct the Secretary Of the Navy to make
the purchase.
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IRON FROM SCOTLAND-The U. S. consul at
Glasgow, Scotland, in his dispatch to the De-
partment of State, reports an increase in the
annual exports to the United States of over
$1,00O0OO. This is largely due to the large ex-
portation OF pig iron from that port.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08

people of the State will be willing to entrust
them to the Democratic party
"Has the Democratic party of the State IN
your opinion. any particular preference as re-
CARDS Presidential candidatesfo
.sI do not know that there is very decided
preference fur any particular candidate that
couiu name. The party, in my Judgment. will
be Willis to support any candidate that may
be nominated upon fair platform.;'
tfHaa the extra session of Congress strength
enen or Weakened the party!"
at is difficult TO attempt an answer to this
Question at this times for Congress is still IN
session, and what the issues il will make mp
will be precisely cannot now be stated. If thew
am persuaded that the extra session will have
tended to strengthen the party
"Haye yon any objections to giving opin-
iot in regard to the next Congressional CAM
paIsn in this district, aud the probable Can
dldatcs on both sIdesF'
Il have no objection to cx3rcss opinion II
had sufficient informatIo the subject 10
enabls me to form one But nave not been IN
aHy norton OF tho district, except the COUNTIES
CT Jefferson and Berkeley for long time, and
know but lIrtle of the condition OF The canvass
for tte nomisatlSa by either Of the political
parties. The candidates generally mentioned IN
connection with the position are Judge Hoge
and Mr.. Lucas and Mr.. Martin, ON the Dsmo-
party in this respect have no knowledge OF
1t is not numerous i'm JeHarsnn. sud am not
often brought in contact With Its leaders,.
""hat are Ewiug'S chances in Ohio. aud viii
the result there have aay bearing en- the Presl-
DENTAL fight in issc!''
1.-THE indications arc that Ewing will have
an arduons. 6ut trnst and helieve q successful
contest. U1less the financial question should in
huence the result more than now have reason
to believe Is will. it will be the first contest In
which tho issnes made by the Pl esent Congress
will be tried It's effects. If n success to Ewing.
will be imports ON the Presidential eection.' -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08
D | e ID .

In Charle5town, w. Va. at the residence of Ii err
July 4th. Mrs. REBEKAH HOLMES MACKY
pas eu away to her rest. .'SEe was of great
age lSl years., y widow of nearly three score
years. who served God with prayers night and
day" She had long enjoyed that eommenda-
ton of the Master, 20 woman, great is thy
Faith"
''Shc assembled Faiths ladder so high.
That from the round at tho top she slept to
the SKY,
It is blessed to go whom SO ready to- die"
Suddenly, of HemorrhaGe of tho Lungs, in
this place. on Sunday morning last, Mrs. MARY
c. STUMP. wife of MIR. BRAN Stump, formerly
of PennSylvanla. cod about 50 years. Funeral
scrvices wIl! take place her late residence,
this (Mondav) afternoon, at o'clock.
LAY1NlA BELL, daughter of George +. and
Mary a. ANDERSON. departed This life Sunday.
July 9Th, 1879, aged years, months and Is
days.
On the 25th nit MARTIN LII THEIR. -on of W,
II. H. and X. J. Grim, aged years. months and
16 days.
Near KnarncysviIIe, on the 25fh nit or Dip
ticria. EDWAhD THOMAS only son of TLos.
W. and Jane J. Tuoker, aged 5 years, S months
and days.
In DarDcStown. Mont gomcrv county. Md at
sunrise. on the 18Th rlt, MOLLIE F., only
child of Rev. e. n and Laura ". Campbell.
In Martnsburg. June 18Th. 1919, LULA v,
daughter of d. A. and 81. Davis. aged months
and Is days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08

Jacob Matheny is relieved from road fine
against him, and is exempt from work ing en-
county roads.
We, the Commissioners appointed by the
County Court of Jefferson county to issue to
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
tho county bonds subscribed by the said
county Tor the construction of said road, beg
leave to report that prior to tho present
contract with the Shenandoah Valley Rail,
road Company, there had been issued SOL
500 of said bonds, aud since the resumption
of the work by Satterleo & Co. there has
been issued SITS, 700, making the total is
sued to the present time, 1885, 200, leaving
q balance OF bonds in tho hands of your
Commissioners of sl4, SO0-S1S00 of
which has been attached, and is subject to
the order of tho Circuit Court. Under the
order of your Court your Commissioners
were ordered TO detach and cancel all the
coupons on said bonds which your Commits
sioners did, with the exception of coupons
amounting to Sl,726, which, at the request
of Satterloe Il Co., the contractors, were not
detached they having deposited in the hands
of your Commissioners the amount in cash
TO meet the same when due, which sum Of
sl,726 has been applied to the payment of
that amount of coupons falling due April l,
1879, and the coupons for the same herewith
returned, all cancelled.
LOGAN OsBURN,
GEO. W. EICrELBERGER,
ROBERT W. BAYLOR.
Report of DR.. j. s. Tanner, superinten>
dent of the Shopherdstown and Halltown
turnpike road, this day returned, and or
dered to be fled, and he is continued SUPER
intendent OF said road the ensuing year.
Ordered by the Court that DR.. j. S. Tan
ner, superintendent of tho Shepherdstown
and Ha!ltown turnpike, be instructed to
place all accounts due for toll in the hands
of au Office for collection.
Report of Solomon Fleming. suPorinten>
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ii A r z I e D

In the Presbyterian Chnroh. Charlestowp. on
E,ns. III J. p. T ~ MA:rHias' or Baitimore. Z"
Miss ELIZABEr III AGNES McCURDY. daugh-
ter of the late CHARLES II. McCuIdy of this
c ,unty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08
NOTICE.

OFFICE JEFFEarcH County Mutual
FtRE lasuRAScE CoHFAEY.
Charles:ovB. July 1879.
TINE Jefferson County Mutual Fire Insurance
L Company will not he liable TO destruction
csused bv use OF Steam Threshers. ReFercpce to
section No. I. ofPoficy. n. s. " EITE,
X. A. ALEXANDER, Sec'y. President,
Inl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08
LIGHT Z MITCHELL


Lave for saIe Hop Bitters. KsIfer's Roman
Liniment and Vinegar Bitters.
A RE Agents for Diaiysed Iron, Eix- Val. Am.
r monia, ss:yeilieAeid. Qsinine. Cinehon ida.
dc. Money can Ee saved by buying from ths1,
as you get at Msnufaeturers' Prices.
A RE- also W hoIesRIe genie for Cod Liver OIL.
n Sweet Oil, Sewing Machine Oil, snd all the
essential Oils.
4 RE Selling Buzz Envelope. at cts. p.et.es.
"A; e would also cali the complaining PubJIe,s
w attention to our strictly pure Rye wbiskev.
French Brandy. No. ! Champagne, and othss
Wines. These cold for medicine only by
Feb. is, 1879. LiGHT& MITCHELL.
GLASS AND PUTTY.
7 IGHT & MITCHELL are selling sxIo Giss-
IL for 30 eta per doz- Potty and Psiats az "a.
came rates. We will sell you Pure Putty. Paiat
AID on as ebesp a. some other people sell adUi.
May u. 1873.
(rOAL OIL $50 degrees FIRE test. sold By
~ Jan. Is. Is. LIGHT & MITCHELL.
AL AND PAiSTS.-Genuiss Double Boiled
" Oil. aad Pure Lewis Waite Lead. (No
patent Oil or Spurious Lead.) SOLD by
April %. 1879. LIGHT MITCHELL
CODA WATER svinE jast erected .sv
= Arctic Soda FountAin. we prepared 10
serve customers. All ssd tbe best Of syrBps
fresh. LIGHT MITCHELL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08

The gay>lo.rious Fourth seems 10 be losing
every year more Of its gIory-its pride,
poap and circumstance are fast becoming
things OF the Paat-the spread eagle orator
las folded his wide yiHions-thc small boy
has forgotten his fire c-ackcrs-!ho patriotic
citizen has deserted his cannoD--rEtil the
day in Charlcstnwn has become as quiet and
orderly any other day of tho year, if not
more so. Some of our good people czcurtcd
on this Fourth to Harrisonbur., accen,pa-
MED By the Mechanics Band, where tho
Fourth was kept IS in aa:c>b:llum days.
Some went to Byrne's Island, while small
party scaled Maryland Heights, Drawing the
hot sun, the snakes, and things, aud feeling
empty repaid fer their walk by tho grand
view from the summit. The excur5ionists
from Washington and Baltimore to lIarper's
Ferry forgot to ccmc, but :hc train from
Martinshurg brought merry party, who
tripped It on the eight fantastic' at Byrne's
Island until the witchiDg hours of night,
when gvavcyards vawn, and so does the av>
rrage excursionist." Most Of our paces of
business were closed, and the town had quite
e Sunday appearance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08

TUsT received lot of Barrels and Half bbIs OF
y Best No. 1 POTOMAC HERRING, which viii
be sold At lowest prices, By prsxe,.
June 10. 1879. Harpef's Ferry. W. Va
nn GOO YEAR for hoasst. i.IeiIise.t b.s;.>>.
- u men or gents- Ee= bpsGpess; Hight ss~k.
Address Co OPGaErIV. 4GsseT, Madison led.
J1Iy i,IS7s- 1m-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08

The graduating class Of the Poughkeepsie
High School has refused to alo1 IFS single
colcred member to participate in its annual
celebration, And yet no cry Of 1" outrage"
has been raised in the North. If such an'in>
dignity, well says tie Alexandria Gazette,
had been put upon n co!orcd graduate in the
South, the Radica! papers from enc end Of
the North to the othcr would have tccmcd
with accounts Of it, snd the outrage been
held up as another refusal to accept the re-
suits Of the war. In TIE case referred to on
% outrage " vas rerpctrated, for If the grad
uatc was good enough to pass through all the
grades of the public schools OF Poughkcep5ie,
and TO attain a position among the graduating
class of the High School OF that town, with
cut objection on the part Of her school assoc
ciates, it was cruel insult to exclude her,
at the last, from the enjoyment oFthe honors
TO which she was as much entitled as those
TO whom they we're awarded circumstances,
however, alter cases, ard tho difference made
by the ownership Of the eorcd 0z is as cifec-
tive in the North as elsewhere. Blood is
thicker shan water, and the hypocracy Of the
North in denying that truth has been cx-
posed SO frequently that further attempts IN
that Inc are ridiculous.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08
=" II II a n,

Corn, Hay. Potatoes,
Wanted for CASH. Apply at our Coal nd Wood
Yard. LIPPITT co.
January 2s, 1879.
CORN MEAL
i1TE have on hand at our Steam Mill nesr the
" Depot, supply of pure we'll ground CORN
MEAL. which vs will sell at Wholesale or retail
June "a, 1879. LIPPITT 60.
LINE
D2lME WINCHESTER LINE, fer White. Wash.
ing just in LIPPirT 4 co.
March II, 1879.
g ND.-"e have on hand At our Yard. RIVER
- SAND which We will sell BY the bushei or carl
load Cart load lots delivered to order, for Cash.
June II, 1879. LIPPITT q co
~ supply Of No. Dressed Flooring we'll
soaed, aud made of best North CsroIfna Pine. for
ssIe low for each by LIPPITT co.
DOCK SALT for salting Live JtUck- just re-
Ia ceiVed and for sale very Low for each by
June II, 1879. LIPrITT &C,
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STEAM ENGINES.

THE uader.iF sed arc Agents for this and The
= neiEkhorins c"untirs tor she sale of
JI'.H. Il TA!TNER h cos PORTABLE md
S2A iIONARY S1EAM ENGINES.
Manufactured al Richmond, Va.
Thcse Engines superiVr aUJ heretofore
introduced to the pubic. having s.vcIHI aud
impot tnnf IupTGUrpiGmts. We cali especial atten-
the gcIu' n; OF the Boil. aud Super
Heating nomt, by which large amount of extra
heating surface is at puiI,d ~L:ch 10 u-iiized
in any other make al Engine, Ihus econouiziDE
largely in FUEL aud IN TIME in generating
steAm. We have II horse-PO~e5 portable En-
gine % !his make furnishing power n F!sster
hlii and as factions speak louder han -O' de" We
will be happy to show its action ard poiut its
superior parts, Quality IF Mate. iGI ard HorkmGn-
ship. Parties rerding power for Wheat Thrsshers
shcEid call snn get our eescTiptIre catalogue ard
price list of Portable Engines We can sell them
better Engines, and upon move favorable terms
thar they suppl, themselve. ri.e~h-re in tbe
coup<ry. LIPPlTT co.
June ~, 1879.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08

The Staunton FindicetOr says: "Pina>
fore" is about being produced in Charles
town, Jefferson county, West Virginia, under
the supervision of iirs. CAPTAIN Kablc, for
rnerly Miss Willie Gibbs Of Augusta. who is
ono of the finest vocalists this State has pro
duced.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08
PATAPSCO FERTILIZER.
BRiDLEY'S SUPERPU0SpU.TE
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

A 8 you are now abou; .tackin g your Wheat. it
~ lsTery important TO insure it ard your Barns
against destruc;ion by Fire and Lightning. / will
issue Polcies for from one day to twelve moe tbs
and give permission to ihresh by steam without
extra charge. RIA ALEXANDER
Agent for Aetaa Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford. md
Psa6ody of wheeling.
CharIeStOvn l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08

FIFTH DAY.
Miscellaneous Orders on County Treasury
Continued
Amount brought forward, S10,2s5 SO
To David Bi,lmycr. one of Commits
tnissi mrs to issue s. Y. r Il bonds,
davs, al S per dar, 12 90
V. Il. r bonds, ''' va ~' ' $4,000 90
To pay interest on county bonds for
Court House and Jail, ] 200 90
this term, I,s74-6 81
S2s.37l "a
deposit In the Sherih's hands, 5,oOo -96
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08
VIM Riuhtstine. Justice of the Peace. :

VIM Rightstine. Justice of the Peace.7
days. at So, s21-two days deducted;
j. e 3. Melvin. Justice of the Peace. days.
SO. s2lzt S ia! s.. deducted: balance; is %
balance. 10 90
S SsIaso &C. s1,s'so days 0oao''ea' Is 90
S Salance. ~ eAs' 'tN'0'se' Is 60
at s.. S2l-tWo days dsducted; ball.
VIM. Il. Moore. Justice Of the Peace. 4
bsIance. o'-' > e'' 1''e1' is 90.
,Iohn G.. Cockreli. Justice Of the Peace.
Gays,at SIS. sl,o0
Amount allowed by. the Court. saes CO
granted bv the Judge of the
Circuit Court. allowing pay
for the last two days of the
term to the President of the
Court. and the class for the
term, -onlS,' Se6 90
Amount of Orders for pay of tie
Court, $3.50 90.
A tax of one dollar on each dog and three
dollars on each zip is assessed by the Court
for tho present year, payable by the owners.
Dogs and gips taxed in Incorporated towns
are exempt from county tax.
Fifty dollars allowed each assessor for as
sesslng the dog tax the present year.
Ordered that this Court be now adjourned
until Court in course.
ROBERT W. BAYLOR.
President County Court.
A Copy-Teste i:
THOMAS A. MOORE, Clerk.
Recapitu1ation Of Orders on County 7,eusu-
ry-Kay Term, 1879
Miscellaneous orders, s26 ,497 33
Pay of the Court. 232 90
Aims House orders, 18Th 81
Road Orders, Char lestoun Dist llS 49
i" Osburn Z" 253 81
e" Middlcway COS 90
Shepherd I" 2 so
" Potomac GO II 05
% Bolivar '' 0S 81
IIarp's Ferry" Il SO
Orders on Dog Tax Fund, SIT &c
Amount of all orders on County
Treasury, $50, ESQ SIS
Tcste:
Tnos. A MOORE, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that n. f. Schultz
IN cannot scrve as Agent to sell my Soap, aud
1 willn be responsible for any contract he
may make. JOHN SHELTER.
Charlestown. July 6. 1s7s-5r.
A LARGE STOCK OF Cedar Tabs, Churns and
IA Field Cans just received from the Factory and
for sale cheap by DUKE & oALLABER.
NITIRE hC2ZLES-tvo and three tine, for sale
W by DUKE GALLAHER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.

FOURTH DAY-CoNTINGED:
The parties named in tho following list'aro
exonerated from taxes of 1873, and if paid,
A. - .uc,sIoS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08

Amount of all orders on County
Treasury, $50, 256 SIS
Tcstc:
TnOs. A. MOORE, Clerk.
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S3i,911 %

sons, SS4.2II ~
that the Sheriff of this county
Collect one dollar from each taxable person,
and 80 cents for each 500 of real and per-
sonal property, as county levy for the
present year.
1t is ordered that Daniel Getzendanner DO,
and he is hereby appointed. superintendent
Of ;he turnpike road from K:earneysville to
Smthdeld. and to appoint eatekecpers on
tho same, and charge the regular rates Of
toll on the same, at salary Of S25 per an
nun, payable out Of the tolls of said road,
the balance Of tolls to be applied to keeping
the said road in repair, and make an annual
report TO the Court.
1t is ordered that p. P. Marshall be, and
he is hereby appointed, superintendent of
the turnpike road from Kearneysville to
ShcpherdstowD, aud to appoint gate&eepcr
for the same, aud charge the regular rates
of toll; tho salary Of said superintendent
shall DO S25 per annum, to be paid out of
the tolls collected from said road, the bal
ance of tolls to be applied to keeping said
road in repair and payment of gatekceper,
and make annual report TO the Court.
The following is tho levy on each district
for road purposes for the present year, viz:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08
SURVEYING AND C0NYEYANCING.

I WILL survey anywhere, promptly and at
short notice-accuracy guaranteed. Special
attention paid in connection Herewith to
DRAWING DEEDS or any other strrments of
Writing. L am nraccd in preparing second
edition of my Map Of Jefferson County, and will
thank any one for suggestions info: nation
relarIre thereto.
P. O.-Charlestown, Jefferson Co.. ". Va.
Dec. II. 1877. 5. HOWELL BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-08
MANTJA-NAkING-
NOTICE.

GMITH's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY 10 opened
- again at his Residence, en- EasI Charles Street.
May -, IS10.