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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-06-28

APRlL TERM, 1884.
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Hampshire county.
Adam Welsh and sons and said Adam
Welsh and William Holiday and son,
plaintiffs, against Frederick Sheets, She
riff Of Hampshire county Committee
Administrator with the will annexed OF
Jacob Jenkins, decd, James L. Pow
ell aud Mary his wife, late Mary Jen.
kins, widow, devisee and Executing of
said decd, George Sharf, Adminis,ra-
tor Of John Prozman, Decd, who was
executor ofssaid Jacob Jenkins, and
Frederick, John, George, Belsey, Ann,
Susanna, Maria and Mary Evelna
Jenkins, children, heirs and devisees Of
snid Jacob jenkins, Decd, defendants,
in CHANCERY.
This cause came on TO be heard this
4th day OF May, 500, upon the bill, an
swers and exhibits, and was argued by
counsel; on consideration whereof, the
court doth adjudge, order and decree, that
Master Commissioner Of this court be
directed 10 take and state an account Of
What may be due 10 the several Complain
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-06-28
3sO ET3RE,
From the Youths Sketch Book.

From the Youths Sketch Book.
THE LITTLE BOAT BUILDERS.
BESIDE the sea shore Charles and Ben
Sat down, one summer day,
To build their little boats-and then
To watch them sail away.
"Hurrah!" the boats have left the shore,
And side by side they sail;
With pleasant sunshine all BEFORE,
Behind the summer gale.
But all too rough the sunny sea -
One boat upsets--and then
They clap their hands and shout with glee.
"Hurrah! she's up again"
But on the wave it cannot live;
1t sinks land now the other!
And now a louder shout they give,
"Hurrah! we'll build another !"
"Let's make ourselves little sea;
The ocean is too large!
This tub will do for you and me
To sail our little barge"
Dear children! thus through life your JOY,
May vanish Will you then
Still laugh as DER your childish toys,
And think they'll rise again
And when life's ocean seems TOO wide
Your quiet course to trace +;
Say. will you wisely turn aside,
And choose an humber place.
And will you, as your joys decay,
First one. and then the other,
Shout on, as one hope sinks away,
"Hur1ah I'll build anothers
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-06-28
VIRGINIA, TO WIT j.:


April TERM, 1894.
10 the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Hampshire county.
Thomas farrell, plaintiff, against Thomas
Bryan, Charles Blue, George Hotel,
Jacob Sensemey, Cornelius Baker ADJ
ministralor OF Abraham Baker, decd.
- Thomas & - BromweU, Isaac
Hof, Wiltiam Hause, Severn Conner,
Johnston E. Saltywds, WiAiam SAIL
yards and William S. Salyards, de-
PENDANTS. in CEANCERY.
This cause came on this 5tb day of May,
1884, to be heard upon motion to dis-
solve the injunction, the bill, answer, ex'
hibits, dispositions of witnesses, and order
of publication and was argued by counsel.
In consideration whereof, it is adjudged,,
ordered and decreed, that the motion to
dissolve be overruled, reserving leave TO
the defendants hereafter TO renew it )
and 1t as further ordered, that this cause
be referred TO master commissioner KERN,
TO settle the account between Thomas
Bryan and Johnston. E. Sallyards, so as
to ascertain what sum was due from the
said Johnston E. SaIlyards to the said
Fhomas Bryan, on the 14sh day of De.
cember, 1651, the date ofthe deed of trust
in the bill mentioned, reserving leave TO
either party TO have any matter specially
stated and the said Commissioner make
report thereof TO the next Court in order
to q fna decree and leave is granted the
plaintiff to amend his bill within sixty
days. A copy-Tese,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-06-28
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
THE
VIRGINIA. SCRIV.EJN.E r:

Being collection Of forras Of Bonds, Con-
tracts, Conveyancing, and other instru.
ments Of Writing, carefully selected
from the most approved authors, and
accompanied by plain and well eseab-
lished explanatory rules oflaw,--to
which are prefxed the Constitution o /
the United States, and the new Con.
stitution of Virginia. Dec. Z.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-06-28

Scottish method of preserving Eggs
Dip them during one or Two minutes in
boiling water. The white of the egg then
forms kind OF membrane which enyeI-
opes the interior, and defends it rom the
air. This method is preferable to the
%yaraish proposed by Reaumer.
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WOOL.
LYMAN REED Il co.

Commission Merchants, No. 6, South
Charles Street, Baltimore, Md. devote
particular attention to the sale of WOOL.
A II coosignments made them will receive
their particular attention, and liberal ads
vances will be made when required.
Baltimore, May II, lSS4.-6m.
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John Rern, IT,

OFFERS his services TO the public as
a Conveyancer. He will write DEEDS,
aud oil other instruments Of wiring viii
neatness. His charges will be reasonable
Romney, Nov.9, iS33.-lL
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Commissioners Office, Romney,
NAV 80. 1884.

May 80, 1884.
The parties interested in the above or
der of reference will take notice, that I
shall attend at the tavern Of William ARM
strong in the town Of Romney, on the 1se
day of July ae1t. when and where they
will appear with such papers, vouchers
and testimony as they may think proper
in order TO carry the same into effect.
JOHN KERN, Jr.
Master Commissioner.
May 81, 1834,--tdm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-06-28

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Hampshire county, the
End day Of May, 1884.
Edward Taylor, Administrator OF Nancy
Means, decd. plaintiff, against Thomas
Mu!ledy, surviving executor OF Isaac
Means, decd. Nathaniel KuykendaH,
administrator of Robert Means, deco.
Ephraim Means, Isaac Means, Ed-
ward Taylor and Margaret has rye
William ShrOck and Jane has soVe,
children and distributes Of said Isaac
Means, decd. defendants,
in CHANCERY.
BY consent of parties by their counsei,
Master Commissioner Kern is directed 10
settle the accounts of Thomas Mulledy,
surviving Executor Isaac Means, deco
and also the accoun, OF Robert Means
the decd, Executor of said Isaac Means,
stating separate accounts with the saio Sc
veral Executors so far as they acted Sc
parately, anG Joint accounts in relation TO
their joint transactions, stating all matters
specially deemed pertinent by himself, OF
which either party may require TO DC SO
STATED and make report thereof to the
Court in order to final decree.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. c.
Commissioner Office, Romney,
May 80, 1884. 5
TIE parties interested in the above or
der will take notice, that ! shall attend al
the Tavern of William Armstrong, IN
Romney, on Thursday the 3rd day q
July neat, when and where, they VIII ap'
pear with such testimony as they may
think proper, in order to carry The sams
into effect. JOHN KERN, Jr.
Master Commissioner
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1834-06-28

A CARD.
DR.. TOWNSEND CLAYTON,
Having located near Burling-
ton, offers his professional seryi-
ces to the public generally. "
He may be found at present al
Mr.. Nathaniel KuykendalIs.
October IL, 1888
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TO W.T.:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
APRIL TERM, 1884.
Ia the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Hampshire county.
Thomas farrell, Thomas and BromweN,
Isaac Hof, Severa Conner, Jacob SEN
seney, Witiiam Hause, George HotteS
and Cornelius Baker, Administrators Of
Abraham Baker, decd. plaintiffs,-a-
gainst William Saglyards, Johnston E..
SaNyards, WshIiam Scott Sdllyards,
John J. SaUyards, Isaac Pennington
and Thomas Bryan, defendants
in CHANCERY.
This cause came on this 5th day of
May, 1884, to be heard upon the bills,
answers, exhibits, dispositions of witness
es and orders of publication against the
absent defendants, and was argued by
counsel whereupon ii is adjudged, order-
ed and decreed that Master Commissions
er KERN, do ascertain and determine the
amount Of the respective claims of the Sc
veral plaintiffs, against William S. Sall>
yards absent defendant, as well as what
amount of money is now due from Isaac
Pennington another defendant to the said
William Sallyards and ]. E. Sallyards
upon the bonds given by the said Penning-
ton TO the said Sallyards as for the defer
ed payments on the purchase of the forge
and lands in the proceedings mentioned,
allowing to the said Pennington all the
just offsets which accrued prior to the
sueing out of the attachment in this cause,
stating specially any matter which to him
may seem pertinent, or which any party
may require, and make report thereof TO
the Court, in order to final decree, and
leave is granted to the compIainants to,
amend their bills within sixty days.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. C..
Commissioners Office. Romney,2
May so, 1884.
THE parties Interested in the above or.
der will take notice, that I,shaI attend at
The Tavern of William Armstrong, in
Romney, on Wednesday the End day If
July neat, when and where, they will APP
pear with such testimony as they may
think proper, in order TO carry the same
into effect. JOHN KERN, Jr.
Master Commissioner.
May 81, 16S4.-tdm.
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Wanted, Immediately,
AT this Office, as an apprentice 10 the
Printing Business, A BOY from Ia to r6
years Of age. Dec. 1.
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Commissioners Office, Remney,
June Sd 1884.
The parties interested in the foregoing
orders will take notice that | have APP
pointed tie 5th dag Of July neat, when
will attend at the tavern OF William Arm.
strong 10 the town Of Romney, for the
purpose Of carrying the same into effect
and they will then and there produce
such evidence as they may think proper.
And the creditors OF the said Jacob Jen.
kins deceased, are hereby notified that !
shall adjourn the said case from day 10
day until the 18th July next, when shall
close the same, and unless they present
their claims properly authenticated on OF
before the day last banned, they will be
barred from all participation in the bene-
fits of this suit, according TO the terms OF
the decree aforesaid.
JOHN KERN, Jrs
Master Commissioner.
Romney, June 7, 1884.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-03
FOR EgGN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20 Yesterday the packet shin Ma.
Poeon' Capt smith, arrived from Liverpool whence She
s"ned on the 2ith August Our flies ssys lie Courier of
LONDON anh Liverpool ewsp'per received by her are to
the 23d August inclusive
we DO O olieO receive papers from England of date
80 much la'er than CuF previous accounts so utterly sr
The British Parliament hiss dti,d rp one source Of nfo
nation OF general character aud the domestic concerns Of
me United Kingdom offer no hing Of interest aboard The
Lord Chancellor Bfougham had retired 10 his estates in
Mestinoriand, and Mr. OConne had gone 10 Derrvnane
lie address bis arrival there Will De found an,on r
extracts. The Queen OF England had returned to London
The demand Tor money ia the London market had in.
creased, aud the Bank had given notice that hey would
require an advanced rae oi uitfesf
destructive fire had taken pace in Liverpool near the
sat House Dock. Oh lie premises OF Messrs Clarke and
Nison, slip builders
Mr. Bral'sn, ile celcbrsted vocslis' was alive and
Nel The story Of lis death proves have been an os,
rom france we have nothing but the Speech Of Ious
FmhpPe W reply TO The address Of the Chambers and the
proogaion OF Hose bodies m the month OF Deccnlcr
Prince Taeytsnd tie point OF leaving Engjod an
visit to Paris. sumo y"
The accounts rom The north Of Spain as 10 ffe s,o f
TIE war here, arc quite Of Contradictory nature On lie
ole II would sccni, however hA the Oneens General
hodi was IN pofsu Of Don Carlos and thot lie I.,,e,
was afraid to measure his strength wi him Sone Ie,s
rom The Capital speak Of The state Of The pubi, mind IN
Old CASTLE, IN responding ierns
An important documc NJ has boen laid before Ia, cortes
o. SP' ~ relation 10 the foreign relations OF that coup
ny we make from such extracts as are Of nporiapcs
mere " VIII he seem hat The treaty Of NATURALIZATION
WIN ms country, 10 spoken OF defnliyely settled 1ho
a"N'on % me former Spanish colonies on Hs Continent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-03

Twtny.sx d ferent plates all counterfeit s. purporting
TO be oil the Mother Bank Of the u States at Phadelphis
from which hundreds OF thousands OF dollars have beer
struck and put into circulation cheat the country peo-
pie, who are the principal victims OF inposon because
they have not he chance of knowing the difference be-
ween the coanersshs aud The genuine which shop
aud traders have.
Ia addition this enormous list OF coune,fe ON the
Nj oer Bank, MIR. Bicknel enumerstes hundred and
seveny-sx different te plates OF the Branches of
the u 5 Bank, oil the amount o dollars up TO 100;
from which plates couaess thousands have been struck
and put in circulation, circulation over this inn
mensc country pundeiing iie honest indus
trions mAn OF las hasd earnings, without chance Of re-
coveiy.
OF the Branches OF the United States Bank is
there have been different times aud in different quar-
tiers, greater amount OF ceuuteriets than Of genuine
notes In circulSoi aud that this is the in Lancaster
county, respects the mother bank, the present time
is strongly suspected.
Caa such Institution be beneficial TO any bH brokers
spectators and coufiitrieiters? L. il
at the Government, IL other OF complaint
against the Bank Of the Udted ates than The above
facts, TO refuse charter and pct end system of
fraud ing out OF it, which has parallel in this or any
other country
The industry aud assilui'y Of Mr.. Robt Bickne which
spreads these facts before deserve the thanks Of every
who is thas made unde rsasFd tho tx en OF that
nearious system OF plumber aud robbery which corrups
beyond the power oil remedy except by the patton of
the cause, the Whole circulating medium OF the Un:on
This remedy has been applied by Andrew Jack-on and i,
only remains Tor he people sanction his lion TO
Nrange the monster.-LGn JOtT.
Statement, of the amount OF Gold Remaining in the Mint
unconed on the goth Sept, 1884, with the amount
po led for coinage within the endng 9th Sepem-
Der, together with The of gold coinage executed
and OF coins delivered. will in the same period.
Remaining "ncOined The Mint, September 90 $780,
Deposited for coinage during lhe week cndiag
| 2zth Sept, vzS
Uncoined bullion. S364O
DIN OF ". >. OF former standard, 20400
Foreign coins, AZ 600
APT 100
$l,276 AGO
Amount coined during the week ending Sep
| 'au,h~- ~ zYv.uUu
Remaining unconeI, sgs6 aou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-03

HR lCHMOND SEMINARY. - The exercises Of Ills
n Institution will commence on MONDAY The inst
October t43-IJ WM HAwKESWORTH
HDWNIiNG OFFICE FOR sALE.-Tbs su6scrib.,
n having in contemplation 10 change hs business Of r.
'O' sso bs fnnuhg Oihce ~ The town Of Fncsse. The
materials are all good. The Press upon which Tho Flo
castle Paoi' Is now printed Is first rate Imvsrj,i one
OF tie klnd known as "Russ Improved paeof and has
Of Small Pics, Long Primer, Bourgeois. and Nonsssen
WIZ o. eranely Of ornamental aud plain JOB Type.
PERSONS DESTROYS 10 avail themselves Of 80 desirable
siuanon zoe carrying on e PuBusg business can have
(pos psd.) WILLIAM sRoR1NS0,yI'
Fincsstle Va, Oct 3. 1884
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$9s6.4OO
Id.
BANK TFXT-AND MORE pIsTp,,ss

- great rnmhe OF vessels lying unemployed IN @ dgro,,
po OF me Oned Sistes at daily expense course of
rtey dare TO complain !" 1870 -S"''"'S u
NorE-The above is Bank for more distress &c r.
mons we extract 1t from the very last National InteI-
gencer. Let the People see il il will re n,,bI;,b ,h si
owing comment OH The text from the last Boston Posi-,
showing the gross misrepresentation 10 Which the B,up
advocates resort: 49, ~
of the vessels enumerated in enc fist pnb,;.
~ e BANK papers o other day, of hoo lying al our bnTs
nus since cleared with valued upwafds of esr
itIf THOUSAND DOLLARS The number foreign cearances
FY-FoURH - - ~''"' '"s', was SEVEN
, nna 'his, from an Opposition Bank paper.
on Saturday forenoon with
0er one hond'ed OF which eouned time beating
ocNoIN OF thoso bIIga and -.
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81 hsh GU

The Bank attempts defeat the effect OF the ae nea
sures Of Congress restore the gold circulation by buyng
all II and boarding the coinage Aud here i, viii
be seen, that this attempt justified by the Bank oicia
sr the great measure Of the Gore, nnenf Supported 6y
Cabinetg II says
The Washington Globe uveighs against the Bank Of
me United States because the institutions will pay GU,
az once all Its gold coin, merely promote the jugge
the Kitchen Cabinet" 'He
We would ask this Bank organ. whether the Consiit
"on whish recognized gold and silver the only
ey, was also juggie of a Kitchen Cabinet
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voked But the following return, jus, received Of the
Jas, live days importaions, into the single port New
York, speaks volumes:
Specie imported into Neo York. from 18Th to goth Sep.
TENDER, 1891.
Gold, 81 I5I s57
Silver, 1913 s27
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Observation-Disclosures

C,,.,.c PORTLAND, (Mdine,) Sept %.
Charles b Carter officer in Tie Custom, H. is r
stead. " "PP0'"''u III p's
moved. ~ ''' &c aro re-
boih oil the gentlemen removed, OF course are Wbie,
am Tue gentleman nominated, OF couIse, is :"
NoTB i ne above is from the last Nations InteIIigen
GER fiow Tar II IL true, know nor but ia cuos 70
sec omit TO publish e following article in the verv
ias' mal-'o which tile other only trdrf TO mann,
ram he new Wings, like most Iogues do tho wrong
uIen 'hrst begin TO hrawi."-Gfobe. o
CTEeI Prescription Thirteen laborers were die
charged, lew days since Itom einpoymt nj in builns
the new Aims House in Philadelphia by the Bsnk JorS
authorities, because they G in their de
IN support the democratic ticket One Of them has made
ahd'vit OF the Facts. They poor aenbut will moi
be bought"-Ti Trenton EmPorins,.
FtNcAsrLE, Sept 90 Gen. jackson passed tbrousb
's heighbo hood ON Wednesday last in rene health
@"n sPfi's' on his return TO Washington City, Patriot
LExINGToN, Sept 27--The President of the United
o'"ics passed through this Town thursday last on his
return 70 asiIngron from tie Hermisge aud passed tho
nght at The hospitable mansion of Col James MI Dov eli
W ihs couniy-whFe the Hon Mr. Benton is Al pres..
0" a vIs't with his family Roekb,idge Union.
NoRroLK, Sept % Among the passengers in the
oesin boat ChsssPeake Capt. Wilson, from ,sbiuqtop
were kebard Pollard, Esq recently appointed Char
9es AnSres TO Chf, aud CaPsin Thomas r. Webb Of The
u y. Nayy.--BeGcOH " VIC
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iors, through the Misrepresentation Of the Ewing re-
port sni other ialsehoods nn lied Without eud 10 ex
cite oOedence among conac ors, aud dsrust through
OUT Tue eon'nnnitS They iondiy hoped, through the
ageh'y oil THIS muitiaiious aud ciess assault to
bring about on the OF elections fetal sioppsee OF
tue maso tla The Flank could operate among the DC
pie IA snoher new capacity. that OF conveying in,el
gehrr as ven as printing aud publishing il. the ex
pence OF the peoples money in her vaults But. iher
great dsspp inmen the mails continue in with
regularity aud skill that have been aud
The same ime tie Postmaster Crnerai has made extensive
progress IN deliberate aud cautions of that
por lon oil the mol service which be Withdrawn Nth
tue least Inconvenience 10 the community IUis gratiy
my to know ,hsthe do this extent that will te
nefe department. Of its in obejness aud still retain IN
successful operation vastly greater amount OF mail sc
eom'pia ot than What the public enjoyed when he came
into Office.
Betcore of CYunsef,n Ten Dollar Notes of The Bunk
~ The United States We do not caution upon dubious
gf0uhd or TO create groundess slA sThe hole hvs,
OF our antagonists cried out "bewae Of Uncle Sans
golden esges-there are counteeits among henthree
have been passed IN Bdnksnd many have Ell seen
When alsrmss asked 10 ienuly they biust.
anu sianmeie;-bui could not refer to any Of re-
speciahili'y Who had taken who had seen one
The Tact ~ the gentlemen induiging little in heir
old trade OF hbbug. We say-Leware oil counterfeit ten
dollar notes made nicely TO initiate the genuine bills
that Mr. Geo Is Marley took oiie and completely was
he deceived that he passed IL TO gentleman OF
and had II returned TO him OH Monday last Now MIR
Msrkey skuown TO be excellent judge Of Bauk no,es
aud preu'iced la favor Of those Of Bank of the u
States, that he makes secret OF h giving them pre
renee halt eagles II seems he has been made tn
believe, AMI has been the cause OF making believe
tina, there are great many its our gold coin
abroad There is truth in these tales but il any bo.
dy doubts about there being counie,f-s on the United
States Bank abroad let him ask Me-. George b. Marley
- Lancaster (Ea.) journal
CovNrEREEir NorEs.-Bekneirs Reporter emu.
metates
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ened By life Of acknowledged purity and chivalrc honor
where Is the proprey or the justice OF explaining act
by the imputaon of improper mouycss