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DEATHS.

! os1nma"'s%iei l-piSi, Of Asiatic Cholera, on tho 18th inst, at
,. sup Alien q. OF Buettagham CO., Va, Mr.. Henry c. Dudley,
sh \ S, css1" New York. II Is due to M. Alen and family, to say
'hysIciln was sont for, bot did not arrive until COLLAPSE hal taken
piSce, when nothing could arouse the sinking energies of the system.
81 The Editors of newspapers in Albany and Greenbush, N. York.
would do the family and friends of the deceased a kindness, by riSf"3,
the above notice m insertion.
We rs !. w. s,nSsse regret that we announce The death Of RObor, Oil
't, a, ms residence ~ Gay street, on Sunday night, ar err shot hut
painiul Illness, in his 17th year. In the dcceasc of MIR. O., baltimore
rIahzes The loss OF one other most patriotic citizens. Distinguish
ol alike for his great wealth and enlarged lberaIity, his decoase
whi be a cause o fdecp regret, not oay TO the community in which he
hVeIi bat to very many, elsewhere, who can bear testimony TO the
seneFNa' qualities ofhis hcart-Ba,tn0ro .4acrieah, Dec. 80.
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counicnance from the State of Virginia 10 the Chcsa.
reaEc and Ohio Canal.
On motion OF MIR. Scott. il was
HsSo'fed, That this House viii proceed on Thursday
uc intcenih oil the present month, by Joint vote with the
senate, to the election of a B~rigadicr- General for the
iotn brigade, To supply the vacancy occasioned by the
death of General VIM. III. Brodnax.
hr. Crump, from the Committee of Claims. presented
a report rgcclng the petition of VIM. Widdiburu C1r
compensation for evolutionary services; and az 1aroy of
monry-Agrced TO.
on motion Of Mr.. Wilson, of Botciourt,
The House adiournrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-03

warmly advocate tho election of b w. Lcinh. solcly n,on
the ground that he Is opposed to the Raak2 4 say, does IL
not seen a inile enrlons' One more questions, and 1
n'Ve done: Is not the course you are pursuing, With
h'rsc counter INSTRUCTIONS, ten times more secret and
unfair, than those you abuse But, should have recol-
lecsed, that, the case being altered, altered the case.
Respectfully, LOUIS.
i. Ss-Onc word, as s. G. Anderson would saw. to Nm.
thaniel Jackson, Of certificate notoriety Do YOU. or do
you NOT deny telling Abner Willard, "A poor. inhrm black
sni'n, mat II lac did not vote for Dupuy. last April, you
would take your work from him-ond that your work
was onc-i"u',h part Of wha, lac got? lonly ask fos infor.
nation. IoIIs
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A slGNER OF INSTRUCTIONS.


- mn nm Ofn Uf IFlE EgXOUIRLR
i do not design, gentlemen, 20 be lengthy I'm what I
may have 70 say, on the all-importamt subject before The
ptphc, az THIS mt-ihp0ytaHd cSisis;-a subject which in.
wolves the right Of self goycrnmcnt;-S crisis which
may stamp the most important feature on the political
character OF Virginia: ! allude TO the right Of i~nstruc.
ton' but this right involves in itself. another import
ant pointo OF collision, between the parties AFRO and con
the Administration. IL asks, thom are we 10 instruct.
and nhy must we instruct? The Administration party
IN whose ranks ! am proud to lie found. contend, tbey
WI Instruct their Delegates in the Legislature. t. vote
against y. w. Leigh. And now comes the question.
Why Because he is at heart a Bank man; and as he
votes from the honest dictates of his cORscicgce. he will
vote for tnc Bank How Has hc not denied that he 10
a Bank man? Never. II ever, the language Of cWii.
vocation can be applied 70 any man on earth that man is
u. W Leigh. In his Richmond letter, and his Petersburg
speech, he does not once say 81 Will use my best cxertions
20 put down the Bank Hear what he says-Hc believes
the Bank, unconstitutional he believes Va. agrees with
him thus far. lie will not vote for any measure which
may tend TO increase the Executive authority and he
VII not vote for any Bank, uffcss iastylftod. (mind the
alterDatiyeD hniess iastructcd Must he. can hc 30 To
washington, take his oath - support the Constitution.
ana then oppose every man who opposes the Bank. after
having pronounced IL sRcoRsttnyi0na In other words
can he swear TO support the Constitution. and conscienn,
DUSTY vote Tor an unconstitutional measUre2 / know he
presents his alternatives. Has ho a right 30 sanction
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COWWUNJcs7.ry
~, CU.HWO-VIC8IED.
TO Tic People Of Nonoaeay, Luncnburg, Charlotte ana

., CUHNU-VTCYIID.
To Me People Of Nonoaedy, LnenLurg, Charlotte anil
Prince Edacard:
The citizens ofseveral of the above counties. have de-
iermmed to invite and request the citizens of all the
counties of this Senatorial District, who are i'm favor of
lnstructing the Senator of the District in relation to the
Election OF a Senator by the Legislature, this session, to
send from each county, 4 Committee, to meet With Com
mittees from the other counties, at Keysvile, in the lower
END oi charlotte. on "Wednesday, the 18th day of Jmua-
r, 1885. 1t is expected that each Committee will take
with them to the meeting. a correct statement and csti-
mate OF the instructions given in each county. IL mny
be wen TO observe that, If any regular instructions have
not been carried in any one of the counties, such county
nightat a court day, or some public meeting called for
the purpose, take a vote, figa rOce, so as to give a salts
factory expression of THE sentiments and wishes of such
county.
The citizens Of these counties are earnestly requested
10 give the subject their prompt attention, and let IL be
distinctly seen whether the right oftIc people to instruct
their agents, is to be respected or troddcn under foot with
scorn and contempt. FAIR Play
Dec. 30. "a.
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FOR THE EvoUJRgR.

To 1nE DANvmLE RrronrrR.
SIR: ! noticed in your paper an assertion. that Col.
Patrick ~. Fontainc is a Fcderalist, and that he was al
advocate OF the Alien and Scdition Laws! Now. sir.
the truth as, that he is a genuine Republican, and always
has been. have often heard him declare those Lays
.od'0as and unconstitutional" He voted against the two
Adamses, and Clay; and for Jefferson, Madison and Jack.
son, Tor the Presidency. lie declares, "Mc Iniicd SUITES
BGns, The General GorcrnmeHt Internal improvement, he
american ProfeottSe System, and NRHjfcafi0n. ancOlfsti-
futiOnat and incrpedient." He declares, that he is g on
posed TO any LatftdiHariaa construction Of Tic Coasti-
tutioH lie further pledges himself to " c5ert erery
"erpe 10 HD1putate all HOSe unconstitutional crcrescouces.
aeaieh hdre Sproutcd from tie 'gencrat ,oeLare clause.
md 'ohich lure so diseased and dorangcd orr ~poLticaL
syRcn Now Mr.. Reporter, until you rive US your au-
Community viii pronounce you, a 'falsc Reporter"
A TRUE REPORTER.
bJ-Jhe Richmond, l%ynchburg, and Danvine papers, viii piease
give ms an insertion, sllee they have reiterated tho giaunIless az.
scnion Of tho DansiIc Reporter
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NO. apology Is necessary for addressing a man holding
q high, responsible public Office, through the columns II
p newspaper. By yonr station, you have become public
Tor tie public good, Is neither an infringement upon your
personal rights, nor q liberty which is to be deemed Off.
clous or obtrusive. 1cn have submitted to be placed ia
the grand councils Of the nation; and yonr friends have
sought to exalt you to the head Of The greatest. fcesi and
haPpiest people on earth. This, sir, is no mean distinc-
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FOR TIE EVQUJRER.
10 ne Honorable JosIAH Nj. RICE, Constable IF Prime,
Edirdrd IOuufyl

'"'iaH W. Iltky Notoo VI EftNC
Edtcdrd Couatyl
SIN: l have been very much surprised at your course
for Some weeks past. Knowing that you hold an appoint
ment OF considerable dignity IN this county, wiz. that of
High ConstableD | had expected a different course from
you at least. ] have heard you on various occasions
land ! thought Justly too) ridicule the conduct Of those
who held instruction papers in this ounty-saying that
1t was unfair, nay, disbonoTaLlc, to gull the ignorant. as
was the case IN many instances that they were corner
ed and made to sign q paper that they knew nothing
about; that they were cheated into a belief, that If they
signed those papers, they would kill the u. $. Bank.
and thereby get gold and silver instead Of paper money.
which you say can never be the case; and fit were moi
for the hard money hobby, none could be found to sign
the Instructions.
now, sir, call upon you, az n man Of honor. as one
VINO holds The high and responsible Office Of constable Of
FRINGE Edward County, a. a profcssed and avowed Bank
man, 70 say, At you have not been. at the bidding Of the
most Honorable II. r. Watkins, actively employed for
some two weeks past, in showing and reading the
speeches Of y. w. Leigh, to prove that lac is no Bank
man, trying thereby To get those q poor ignorant, inite-
rate fellows who have been corncrcd and quilted, to
take their names off the paper they signed, instructina
ther Representative and Senator to oppose the re-elee-
ton OF said Leigh giving them theis own free win in
voting Tor Senator stating also that Leigh was more OPP
posed to the Bank than Reos or any othtr Jockson-a0H
but rccOllectlng to forget to tell them that you are for
me Bank with your whole heart, soul, mind and strength.
Now my friend, docs not this look a little ouriogs,. that you
2aQx2cae tbe Bank 50 Enormously, should also equally
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The purchaser of the tract of land advertised obove
having refused and failed to comply with the terms of
the sale thereof, l shall, on Monday, the 10Th of this
premises, again sell it to tie highest bidder. upon tho
same terms. s. TAJIF
Hanover. Jan. 3, 1856. ~T73-w3ws1 Coinmissio,rsr
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Chesterfield n. r. 100, 20 Der ct.
capital rcdeemcd-No sales.
CoURsE OF ENcHAHcr.
North Carolina Bank NOtos p
South Carolina do. 3
Georgia do. 8
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a. Ihiceau. Esq, Chairman, &c.
Dear Sir | have received by Capt. James Elan, your
ietier OF the 10Th inst, enclosinga copy ofthe supplement
tai report, with resolutions of the Committee, on the sub
Ject OF Instructions; also, a list of twenty four add
uonal signatures. all Of which shall be put with the other
papers on the same subject, and have 4 fair examination
With great respect, your most obd't. scrv't.
w. Il. JOHNSON.
The foregoing copies Of letters, are sent for an early
publication, IN obedience to a resolution of the Commit
tee. A. THWEATT. (H,,;r,,on
10Th Dec. 1874.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
STOP TIE ROBBERS!
800 REV ARD!

THE subscriber returning from
Baltimore, was waylaid by two ruffi-
| ans, about 7 O'Clock Jon Friday evening
the 10Th inst. near the Hanging Rock,
on the North Western Turnpike Road,
about two miles below the Tavern of
Col. Charles Blue, and after knocking
me off my horse and one holding me
by the throat, they succeeded in taking
from me my pocket book containing
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
-Thirty.nine Fifty Dollar Bills on
the Bank of the United States, payable
at Baltimore, and the balance of the
money was in small Notes on different
Banks, but principally Valley money.
have no recollection Of the appear
ance or dress Of these villains but am
inclined 10 The opinion that they must
have been the same persons who were
seen passing house by female, about
half a mile from the place where this
hellish deed was committed, fifteen or
twenty minutes prior to my passing.
She describes the dress of these two
individuals as having on--one Blue
Frock Coat and pantaloons, and the
other a Blue Close.bodied Coat and
pantaIoons. The same individuals
we're noticed by others residing below
along the turnpike road during that
day, and concur in the opinion as to
dress as described-and from inquiry,
| have not been able TO hear of any
such men having passed above where
this truly unfortunale--yet hendish
act, was perpetrated. am therefore
inclined to the opinion that those per-
sons were the robbers. One of them,
understand, carried small bundle
Their weapons were green chestnut
clubs, as they were found on the next
morning at the place. The above re-
ward will be given for the apprehension
of the villains, as also, suitable COM
pensation for recovery of the money,
or any portion Oft.
JOSEPH DORIAN.
Hamp.co., Va, April18, 1S35.-tf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
JOHN r. CLARK.
Moorefield, March %, 1835.-.f.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
FAMILY VESITER.
A weekly Newspaper, to be published in

A weekly Newspaper, to be published in
| Winchester, Frederick Co. Va.
THE undersigned propose the publica-
ton of a paper in this town, of the above
name, to be devoted to Agriculture apd
the General Intelligence ofthe times!A
All articles of q political nature will be
excluded from its columns, and it will be
conducted with the strictest regard 10
decorum and morality--thereby render
ing it publication which can be advan-
tageously introduced into every family of
our community. Though leaving poll
tIcal questions to be discussed by others,
the FAMILY VIsrTER will faithfully record
the events which may transpire in the
political world, as matters ofnews and
history. The proceedings of the State
Legislature and of Congress, of a gener-
al nature, will be promptly given to its
readers, g. such other intelligence as may
be either instructive or interesting.
To Farmers we will endeavor to REM
der the VIsTTER peculiarly important, by
detailing a correct account of the state of
the markets at those cities to which they
usually trade, and by devoting portion
of its columns to articles of nature cor
responding with their pursuits. As we
must look to this portion of the communi-
ty for considerable aid in the accomplish
ment of our undertaking, we shall endea-
vor to deserve it by keeping them regular
ly apprised of all information which may
in any manner affect their interests,
The General Reader will also have his
share of the VIsITER, who will be regu-
larly served with the interesting occur
rences of the day, and the republication
of the most popular articles ola literary
and miscellaneous character,
In short, it is contemplated to make the
VIsTTER a FAMILY NEWsPAPER-one in
which all classes of the community may
expect to find something suited to their
different tastes, except those who are
EXCLUSIVELY POLITICIANS; we will leave
to Others the task of elimination and res
elimination OURS, the endeavor to a.
muse and instruct al, without offence 10
any.
TERMS THE FAMILY VIsITER will
be printed weekly, on paper of a good
quality, the size Of the papers now pub
Ashed in this town, with type entire new
and of the most approved kinds, and fur
nshed to subscribers at SO per annum,
if paid on the appearance Of the first
nnmber, or IS 90 at any time within the
year.
WILLIAM TOWERS,
THOMAS FOSTER.
or The first number will appear as
soon as q sufficient number of subscribers
are received to justify the undertaking.
Winchester, June l3, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
VIRGINIA, TO WIT 4:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chancery, for the Coun-
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon.
day in May, 1885.
Daniel Kyle, James Kyle, Matilda
Kyle, and jacob Stewart and Eliz.
beth his wife, late Elizabeth Kyle,
distributes of Robert Kyle, decd.
Plaintiffs, against
John Stewart, administrators of Robert
Kyle decd. and Peter Alkire, and
George Neff, his securities and Mar
gerry Kyle, Robert Kyle, Rebecca
Kyle, Catherine Kyle, who married
William Page, and said William
Page, John Kyle and Ann Kyle, and
the other children and distributes of
said Robert Kyle, decd. and Han
nah Borrett, widow, dowress and dis.
tributee Of Robert Kyle, decd, de-
PENDANTS. In CHANcERY.
The defendants George Nef', Mar
gerry Kyle, Robert Kyle, Rebecca Kyle,
Catherine Kyle who married William
Page and said VIM. Page, John Kyle
and Ann Kyle and the other children
and distributes Of said Robert Kyle,
decd. and Hannah Borrett, widow
dowress and distributee Of Robert
Kyle, deceased, not having entered
their appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court !; and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this country {:
1t is ordered, That the said defen-
dants do appear here on the 1st day
ofthe next court, and answer the bill
of the Plaintiffs; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney,
for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse Of the said
county of Hampshire. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H. c.
May %, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
The silk Culturalist.
May %, 1885.

THE Executive Committee of the
Hartford County Silk Society, have
commenced a monthly publication, call.
ed the Silk Culturalist and Farmers
Manual.
The object of the publication is to
disseminate thorough knowledge Of
the cultivation of the Mulberry Tree,
in all its varieties-The rearing Of Silk
Worms-The production of Cocoons
and the Realing ofSilk, in the most ap-
proved method. The importance of
this knowledge will appear from the
fact that the nett profit of land devoted
to the culture of Silk, is double if not
triple, to that derived from any other
crop which can be put upon it. II is
also fact, that every moderate farmer
can raise several hundred dollars worth
of Silk, without interfering with his or
binary agricultural operations. But
in order to avail himself of this facility
to obtain competency and wealth,
which our soil and climate have given
him, he must possess himself of infor-
nation on The subject-for without it
his attempts will be fruiless. 1t is
therefore, the object Of the Committee
to dilluse this information as extensive
y as possible, and at the cheapest rate.
The publication will contain a COM
plete manual or directory from sowing
the seed to reeling the Silk, together
with such facts and experiments, as
will enable farmers 20 raise Silk and
prepare it for market, without further
knowledge or assistance. 1t will also
contain interesting matter on agricultu.
raj subjects in general.
TERMs.-The Culturalist will be
published in monthly numbers of Eight
Quarto Pages, at Fifty Cents Year
No subscription will be received IN
less paid in advance, and for not less
than a year.
Subscriptions received by F. G.
CoMsTooK, Ssc'ry, Hartford, Conn, to
whom also Communications may be
addressed, which, if post paid, will be
attended TO.
o. Editors who will copy the a.
bove, shall receive the publication for
one year. Hartford, June 6.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
gEP NEXT WEEK. ATS
PUBLIC SALE.

NMY ILL be sold, on Friday the
" srd day Of july negt, at The
late residence of Valentine
Cooper, Decd, on South Mill Greek,
in the County Of Hardy, all the Perso-
nal Property of said decd. consisting of
Horses, Cattle, and Sheep,
one Wagon, 5 sets Of Gears, Ploughs,
and other Farming Utensils-a quaD.
tity of Wheat and Corn in the ground,
2 large Sugar Kettles, Beds and Bed.
ding, and a variety OF
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
aALsO ,e~-
Two Valuable FARMS, lyce
inc on South Mill Creek, containing
between
800 and 400 ACRES each.
Terms sale, Of personal property,
will be IL months credit, on all sums
above one dollar, by the purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved security, one
dollar and under that sum the cash will
be required.
Terms Of sale Of the Land will be, two
hundred dollars in hand, and the bal
lance in five equal annual payments.
Due attendance will be given by me,
JONAS HENKLE.
Admir-. of Valentine Cooper. Decd
Hardy CO., June 20, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
VIRGINIA, TO Wit i:

1T rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery, for the Coaa.
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon.
day in June, 1885.
John Vance, administrator Of Ann MIC.
Donald, decd. plain,iff-against
Ann or Nancy Holiday, Eleoor It'd.
ball, John Mcdonald, Jane Lang
ham, Elias Langham, John S. Lang.
ham and others, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Ann or Nancy Hol-
Iiday, Jane Langham, Elias Langham,
John S. Langham, Angus Langaam,
Wharton Rector and Betsy Ann his
wife, Mary Langham, Edward c. Me-
Donald, Richard Holiday and Mill.
cent S. his wife mot having entered their
appearance &. givsn security according
to the act of assembly and the rules 81
this court; & it appearing by satisfac-
tory evidence that they are not inhab-
itants Of this country: 1t is ordered,
That The said defendants do appear
here on the 1st day Of the neat term,
and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff j.;
and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published IN Romney, for taoo months
successfully, and that another copy be
posted at The front deOr Of the court
house ofthe sad county Of Hampshire
Il copy-Isste,
JOHN B. WHITE, G. H. O.
June 6. 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
VIRGINIA. TO Wit :
June 10, 1885

~ 49,
Il rules holden in the Clerks Office
ofths Circuit Superior Court Of
Lag and Chancery, for TIE Coun.
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon.
day in June, 1885.
ohm Vance, Admir-, of Ann McDo-
maid, decd, plaintiff, against
idward C. Mcdonald, Admir-, of Ri.
chard Holiday, decd, and the said
Edward C. Mcdonald, Executor Of
i William Sherrard, decd, and others,
/. defendants, IN CHANCERY.
! The defendant Edward C. McDo-
aid, not having entered his appear
zee and given security according to
) act Of Assembly and the rules Of
is Court !; and IL appearing By sa'
Jactory evidence that he is not an
|hobstant of this country: 1t is or.
FRED, That tie said defendant do APP
lar here on the 1st day Of the ne1t
Urn, and anss0er the bill ofthe plain
Ne; and that a copy Of this order BE-
rthsoith inserted an some newspaper
|s5Usaed an Romney, for tsoo months
ccessiysly, and that another copy bt
sied at the front door Of the court"
use Of the SAID county Of Han,p'
Tire. A copy Taste,
JOHN d. WHITE, @. H.c.
june 6, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-27
NOTICE.
The Commonwealth of Virginia,

uc SOulLuunWC aitu VI ubiblds
To the Sheriff of Hampshire county,
GREETING:
WE command you, that
you cause proclamation to be made &C.
cogding to law, warning alexander C.
Wallace, to appear before the Judge
of our Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the county of Hamp.
shire, on the LIST day Of the neat term,
to answer SAMUEL BELL, of a plea Of
trespass on the case, damage, FiUe
Hundred Dollars, or that, fine doth not
so appear, judgment will be rendered
against him in the said suit, now in our
said Court, depending and undetermin-
ed, and have then there this Writ
Witness, JOHN B. WHITE, Clerk of
our said Court, at the Courthouse of
the said county, this 4th day of June,
1885, and in the a9th year ofthe Com
monwealth.
JOHN B. WHITE.
June 6, 1885.
MEm.-Case ON assumpsit-no bail.
Barton, pa.