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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

ygTGINTA:-In the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chaucery for Berkeley County
April -, 1895.
John S. PorteField PITT.
against
John Pliers admir- and heirs and others DTS.
IN CHANCERY.
Eft is by consent ordered that Master
L Commissioner OF this Court, DO report
TO the Court any further debts that may
be presented TO him against the estate OF
the said John Pilzer, decd not heretofore
reported by him, and the dignity Of such
debts, stating specially any matter deem
ed pertinent by himself, or which the par
ties may desire to be stated.
A Copy.-Teste,
JOHN SIROIHER, C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18
n CSPy. Cotp'
JOHN oTROIHER, C.

All persons having claims against the
estate of John Pitzer, deed will present
them to me at my office in .Martinsburg on
or before the lSt day Of August next, With
all the necessary evidence required TO
authenticate them in order that may
comply with the above decIeisl order.
SEA.NANS GARAltD, Nj. G.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18


Jacob Myers administrator with the Will annex
cd OF James Forman, deed plT'
against
lanes Forman's heirs &c. dts.
IN CHANCERY.
EETHEREAS by decretal order Of
w the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County. the
subscriber, master Commissioner Of said
Court has been directed. LIST, TO take an
account Of all the debts, dues. aud de
mands Of every description standing S un
paid against the estate Of James Forman,
decd including in this statement the de.
mand of the widow, Mrs Forman, under
The deed Of marriage settlement and the
will, stating the character and dignity of
Of The debts, and requiring proper proof
of their justice, having reference also TO
their dates, that the proviso in the first
clause Of the will may be observed which
excludes such debts as are barred by the
limitation OF five years; Cd 10 state and
settle decentralization account of Jacob
Myers as far as he was progressed IN the
same and Sd 10 state any pertinent mat
ter which said Commissioner may deem
so or any of the parties may require him
10 state. Now this is 10 give notice TO
all persons having unpaid claims against
James Forman, deed 10 present them to
me at my Office in Matiinsburg on or be
fore Saturday the 18th day of July next,
together with such proof as may be re
quired TO authenticate them, and also, the
admir- Of said James Forman, deed will on
or before that day present me with the
necessary vouchers to enable me TO settle
his administration account SO far as he has
progressed therein.
SEAMANS GARARD; NJ C.
Nav 7. IS35-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18
WINES & x.zoUoRs.

WINES & LZoUoAe.
Old Madeira,
Tenerifie, l.
Old Port, WlNEo,
Dry Malaga,
Rousellon & Lisbon,
9TH Proof Cog and Common Brandy,
Holland and country Gin,
Jamaica Spirits, ana n. D. Hum,
Old Rye aud common W hiskey, Tor sale
very low by -
ROB'F b. RUST s. Co.
May 2s, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

vIRGTNIA.--int hc Circuit Superior Court
OF Law aad Chancery for Berkeley CoGaiy.
April 81. 1885.
jacob Myers riff.
against
Abraham Marlatt's admir- aud heirs dffs
Isaac $. Lauck and A!ex'r Stephen pilT
against
Same dts.
IN CHANCERY.
A ND il is further ordered that before
IN the next term Master Commissioned
Garard do take an account of such other
debts as may be presented TO him TO be
audited. stating especially their character
and dignity. lie is also ia this TO set forth
aud shew more particularly the precise
character of William Kroesen's demand
reported by him in his last report. He is
also TO take an account of the annual
rents and actual value Of all the lands de.
scendcd 10 Abraham 1Iarlatt's heirs and
make report in due time TO the next court
ia order TO further decree.
A Copy .--Teste
JOHN STR0THER, c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

yI1CIrSYA:-Int the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
April term 1885.
Elizabeth Miller, Margaret Miller, and others
qii6f.
against
Henry J. Se.bsrt, adInr " de bonis non with
the will annexed Of Emanuel Eversoie, dee d.,
and others DTS.
IN CHANCERY.
TYPON the motion Of the defendant
e Henry J. Seibert admir- Of Emanuel
Eversole deed, the report in this cause is
re committed TO the Commissioner 10 re
settle the amount due TO Margaret Miller
one OF the heirs of Henry Miller decd, =
he is directed TO make return oil his report
10 the next term.
4. Copy.-Teste.
JOHN STROTHER C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

yIg C InyTA:-In the Circuit Superior Court,
Of Law and Chancery for Berkeley County
April 2lst 1885.
Mary Por,ericId pug.
against
George porterfe4s heirs SC. dts
IN CHANCERY.
ysSHE court deems it necessary that
there shonld be an account taken
before aud by Master Commissioner Gar
ard Of the proceedings Of Slas Harlan un
der the former orders Of this Court espe.
rially with the view of aseertaining what
and low many debts have been paid, and
ol which estate, and their character aud
DIGNITY, whether Georges debts or Johns
Debts accordingly MIR. Garard a commits
sioner Of this court, will before the next
term settle this account, taking any set
Element Of Mr.. Harlan before the County
Court as his guide and basis, and state
therein The said debts, their character,
amount, date and dignity, and all such
debts Sc as may be unpaid and impending
and also the value aud annual value Of
the land exclusive OF dover, and state
further what may be required of him by
any of the parties, or which he may deem
pertinent, and make report OF his pro
ceedings in due time in order TO further
decree. Copy.- este;
JOHN STROTHER, C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

VI1ISSxc5gA:-At a Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery held in an for Berkeley
County, on Tuesday lhe2 list day of April 1885
jacob Myers administrator with the will annex
cd of James Forman, deed riff
against
lanes Formants heirs &c ,i1s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18
ALIENS IMPROVED PATENT
THnEszgLNG rzAcxIEEgE.

EHHE Subscribers having purchased the
4 full and exclusive right OF making
using and vending, in the connties Of FIRE.
derrick, Jefferson and Berkeley,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

GBlLS.-Fresh Castor OIL, Sweet Oil
w Salad Oil, Flaxsecd, and Superior
pale Sperm Oil, just received and for sale
by Il. McSHERRY.
December 25. 1884
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

vIRGINIA:--in the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law aad Chancery for Berkeley Coaaiy,
.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

6NHEESE. sc. Old English. Sapsago
W and Goshen CHEESE. Crackers
fresh Rice, this years growth Black ey
ed peas and hominy Beans. just received
and for sale by r. McSHERRY.
December %, 1884
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

HE ERRlNG AND SH.aD-Just re.
AA ceived prime No. HERRING S.
SHAD. and for sale by
JACOB HAMME, & Co.
May 81, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

EEONNETS. We have just received
ED and offer for sale further supply Of
new style STRAW B0NNETS.
June IL. H0GMIRE 4 BOYD.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

lot Of PRIME Bacon, and
ED hog round. Just received and on sale at
WILSON s. AN9ERS0N'S.
June 4, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

e TT ERRING 4 MACKEREL Just
q FL received and for sale by the subserl
hers, 90 barrels Prime No HERRING
also, few barrels No MACkEREL
May IS, 1885 r. b. RUST & Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18

NR0CERIES--Justr received. large
Inland general assortment of FRESH
GROCERIES, which can sell very low.
A. G. HAMMOND.
Little Georgetown, Jan 8, 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
HARD w ARE X
 Al 44s FOR SALE By z 1sS.A.WUEL IF. BDLLEN.


 's, 4fHt-f FLTTCHFTELD.e pARBER E. Genn's patent east steel CyR- A1 cULAR Saws. of A and 26 inches diam. eter, and smaller sizes.
 English and American, German and Cast Steel MILL Saws. of 6 and 6 1-2 feet, and Cross-cn and Tennom ditto. 54* Wood Saws and Frames, with all other sorts of Saws. Plane Irons. Firmer's, Turner's, Framer's Chisels and Gouges. Files and Rasps, dat, round, half round, square & triangular. of all com. lengths. Biacksmiths' Vices. : Bit Stocks and Bitts. from l2s t048 bists complete. :, 4sh. l. Door Butts and Handlcs and Home Trim mings generally. Screws of all sizes. s LOCKS ofeyery description. ,est.farFs CabinsI Moksrs' Ifimmings- Hollosr WGre. Brsss Andirons, east do. with brass tops and do. with wrought bars, and common east do. Shpssls and ,Topgs Choppiog Knives. ! ss Knives and Forks Spoons; Waiierss ! sp Waffle II0ns- Patent IrOn Tea Kefflss. prs Harness Makers Trimmings.
 Carpenters' Adzes, Hatchets. cast steel and commOn Angers; aYeers; Glass Casfain Pins, GLUE, Sand Paper. &cs ssc. with almost eye ry daher article ins the Hardware Line, witch will be sold as low as. they can be bought in the State of Connecticut.
 Iikchfeld .EeeSse A.E < &##E k@
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04

ford, occupied the attention of the House. He spoke long times but io little purPose.- His remarks were ofthe following character SIT. Speaker, Fhelieve Gen. Jackson is the greatest man on earth. lie was a brave and patriotic soldier. When the enemy was ap- preaching to attack our southwestern territory when the cannon's rOar reverherated from shore tO shore--when the trumpet's clangor and the hngle's note were peaiing all around, and dread disnlay had seized on al--Andrew Jackson barred his boson, to the invading foe, and drove them from our shores. Towards the close of a splendid public career he is de- no0nced by an infamous and venal Senate" Infamous, presume, Messrs. Editors, for not bowiRg to the [" greatest and best"--yenal, for being bought hy the United States BsOk. This gentleinan'a remarks reminded me much of a speech once heard in the prairies Of IT, linois. ny distinguished stump orator :- "Mr. Speaker-There are three names recOr- ded on the historic page that will be renem
 b~red iill tlse great globe shall he dissolsed: Juiins Cesar. Napoleon BonaParie. and An dreaS JaeksOn.'. VT sE@&4& pS&1s&
 Mr. Leman Church followed MT. Smith, This gentleman exhibited considerable ingc- nuiy. He condemned the President for re- moving the Deposits. hut denounced the Senate for passing that res6lution. He e'Ob- served that it wa. similar to Judge passing upon the guilt of an individual befoFe he was brought to trial, which is contrary sO she gen. ius Q our institutions. He said that the Sem ate were the Presidents legal triers. aod. had m right te psejhdse the case. With 'rsgard to instruction; he said that the Senator was nothing more than an agent. and that the Les gislature had right principal ,o instruct the ngemt. This gentlrmao was very linsnt. and made the best argument in favor ofthe resO- Iutinn. & isEA txF Ef f} '8FSs ge{4st
 Mri Phinehas Miner. cf Liteh6eid. next addressed the House. and never before have ! listened to more triumphant refutaiion of ahe doetrine Of instr0etion. hare had the pleasure ,.f listening to several eloquent srgu- meets in the House of Delegates of Virsinia upon thi. subject-and ! haze hitheSto had some doubts upon the question Ofths rightto instruct; but they were all removed hy this able and masierly effort .It 'was just such a speech as would be expected from a sound and able lawyer. of liberal and enlarged views, who had thoroughly studied the science of political economy. There was no striving af- ter effect--uo desire to excite the mind by passion et by prejudice. or to dazzle N by ier-, nament {; it was a clear. close. logical aFgu.l ment, and be was heard with great attention.
 But of.what avail was reason. or aFgumene with . packed body like the present Legisla- turel The Whig Delegation have disehsrg- ed their dafy naDfDiDy. and deserve the
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
W1btte Tcett! z. ks01sjkv Ga5ss

vNtiiOSE whS wotid retaia, or restore, lhsss esr-
 n able personal adva nages, gre nssassd siIsag 10 eompssifien can ba ebiained superior ss lhes7FssZ a. ate Rritisk Aatiseptic Deneifr;es.saag
 This is an elegant aaA ylaasRaa pFapsrsspe ia ese- vy vespeeA aad has los mau3 yenrs giysn sniveF- sst 6AsisSaetibA wherever ia has hesn use1. s.ts M
 The Ansisepsc Deatifriee is exAmrs grom Acid and efifsr hish ioe sqaeasly ea.. ter the cempOsitisa of seeh pevaeFs h eames ase. end is whitena ihs sesmsl ofths isefh wishplE dssg ft the lesss ijnsy. The regslar zee q ihis admired pewder, hy psHtyiHe lhs moialh and preventing ths accommodation 0f tartar, opeEssss the bss of sle Tootk ACAss Ths DsasfSiee reaaoves shs dis sad the beausifat native hilenese Of the epams. Ashsappiiea1isa bracts sod strsngih- ems she Gums t secures sD them sseir beaiiAy aad iorid haes, and y rsnasing all osnsise bFeiEn Ae- eumaiaiiees from gle tselhs prssefses she aasuraI sweeioess Of she 6resth. Price 50 cents.
 Gr None are genuine Baless signed an the nute;de psiaied wrapper, by ihe sole II. BIDDER, iss.ediase ssecess0f oshslais Df. w. II. COHwAY-- Fes sale al his CssHsae Room. eves Nc s9s Essrt- Street. seer Ceacssa Halh pesens apsl alss hy kis sp,s's, snssi sss.is Bssi sS z c B.ek. EsssSsss. E. Cossies. Soxtk Faras ,IassisF Voys6a. r Cnndass Jadsca k l EfsEs, ". Frsssois.
 IsGae S, Wpdss1ofl ztleas Norton G L..ss dissouas, ,s shsss sls asy ss ssi sssia. .,. JHne |. 9sN sRs @sti sk$s@@S8 <
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
F.pm Correspondent ef ths Nesc- Haoen Herald. HARTFORD. May 22, 1885.

F;pm Correspondent ef ths Ne,c- Haeen Herald.
 . HARTFORD. May 9g, 1885.
 Messrs. EDlToRs,-Bring somewhat of rambling disposition. and d+lighting far more to roam over tlse wide world than to be tied ao any sone particular spot, turned my foot
 steps to tlartfnrd. was anxious to see the congregatrd wisdom of the State. and hay
 ing had the good fortune to have been present at ihc sitting of several Of the Legislatures Of our slater States. ! was desirous of comparing their vaTiaus merits. T had also understood that the real :" Democracy was there assem- bied, and ! desired to see the true Simon PIres. l had heard sot much. prior to the election, of :. Democracy aud our Country" and the lriendsgf the proplc, that anticipated an intellectual qualification in listening t0 the high and noble sentiments of the ..PeoPge's friends" .., 1k .y ..s..fr- must confess. that my first impression of the Come cticut Legislature was that of dis appointment. The roOm did not, to my mind, seem calculated for the assembled dig niiys of this sesercigp State. Perhaps my mo- sions were rather t00 aristncratic. hat coming from State whose {" Democracy" has never been questisned, could not think that so shert residence in shis land of steady habits had so completely dyed me in the wool. .ss'
 saw before me a large assembly-pr"ha- ply over two nun0feu--i saw UetOtr We uodEy age. gnatured manhood, and enthusiastic youst-soune whose heads were whitened 0'er hy the frosts of time. and some upon whose temple the golden lock was not yet darkened. Herelwasihe hardy yeoman whO had left his plOugh--ihe enierPrisng mer- chant, who had fnrsakrn his counting h""se- 4he eminent iprisi. who had deserted the du' ties of aIssafduous though honorable protrs-, riop---all, all sass~mhled io exhibit the beauty aud frErily of-0ur free insiitutions. japs 7. 5f ls, The Speaker, Me-. Cleveland. interested mo mnch by his personal appearance. He aP- pears ts be about & years ofage. and seems well acquainted with Parliamentary rules. - The qpestian hefore sthe house for d'scllssaon was the resolution introduced by Mr. Wight mao, Of fNliddietpwn. instfnciing the Senators to sote s0 e8pnnge r0m'ihe Journals of the Senate Mir. Ciay's seelebratedi resolution That the President of the U. States he'd as- sun,ed power not conferred on him by the Cons,tutian and the laws. but in derogation ofboih. sMr. w, w. Ellsworth had the floor, and he sastainrd his high reputatioDs as n sound constitutional lawyer and eloquent ad- vocate. was sn unfortuAate as to hear but inc concludiug portion of his very able speech. hut that was sufficient to convince me that h;s talents are of high order. and that Hart ford has every reason to be psoud of her gift- ed s0W- ... r..,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
NEW GOODS. Aassaa MISS CARI.R V

HAS lately retuFnsd from New York wjih s4 La a choice selection of q OODS sppsoprf. Calicoss of all prices, plain black and colored Silks, Gladly shawis. Fancy !HaDdkerchiefs, plain and figured Laees, French wso's Capes snd Coliars, Gloves. Belle. Bead Bsgs. French Shoes. &c. &c. together with.a large ' .4 @aa sGssOs.t22eeast Of ss]EzSggSagee.W, Rshbons and Lace .FrimIning s--sil 'of which
 V L;tck field, May 28,, 1885. ,r .,sa 5I
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04

thanks of every lover of his country. But still their eAoris were uDayailing. The lower House have decided by . large msjorisy tp in- destroy the only barrier against Exccative power and influence. The resolution isr now sent to the Senate. <.s-se
 Cosnecticut-- Cnnnyc ycticut-how hast thou fallen from thy high estate! RAMBLER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
DISSOLUTION.

ISSOLVED hy mutual consent on the D 29ih inst. the copartnership heretof"re exis,irg between thssubscribcrau under the 6rn, of Hopkias &1 Loomis. of Cornwall. All inc accounts of said frsa areassigned to Benjamin
 7s@ BENJAMIN c. HOPKINS.
 EDWARD R. LOOMS.
 x CoyasC6iL Mag yR0, 1885. ss3@
 GT The subscriber will continns inc basi- ness at the old stand. Grateful for past fasors, he would invite the attention of his friends to HIS PRssEsr uE UsUAELY LAheE &Sg ELEsANT
 .&sSOsszseset Of Goods.
 fl ag sas BENJAMIN c. HOPKINS .COrnannM Jnne A.a 89ssa4 .R ae M4H| .N52
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04

THE Court of Probate for ths District of -A Li,chReld hath assigned inc nth day of June next. Ut ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office io H1tchGeld, for the exa- sniuation and settlement of ihe administration account on the estates ofg DANIEL sBALpwIS. late ofLi,ch6 6eId. in said district, deceased. at which time and place all persons intfrested in said estsie will. if they see cause. attend be- fore said Court snd he heard. .in the premises. By order of said Court.
 lTOMLiNsoE WKLLss4 Adminis-
 A$}k8 EsMAaf BALpwtNs tsasors.
 LiiehGed. Mag ss. lssss rF LH e5e Rys Flour, Lime, Sleep SkeGrs, -as saal s8, s eEc. for sale by ii1s aas Aa
 May es. A1 6s95 SIP. BOLEES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04

Dr. RsJs's Botaas;cal DroDs every yeaR i0cfeasag their long established rem. ,a,ion. They have osslissd may risal and are ceninsally gaining upan public ronllasnoe.
 The Bpianiral Drops have been saccessluliy ad- minsiered Tor maRy years, ne thorough remedy ior that well known and psesaens class ofinvsternse te. eases which originate from viiased has of Aesy. os an hereditary pFe6isposisioA M she pasiens ana aeeesally appeas sndsr the various and dislrsssag shapes 0f a4st 7ss S %s Scrc6ala, aSat Rheans. Lsprosy. Si.. Aasho- ays Fire. Fs0er Sores, Whiie S,cslgsags. Scvv. vy, Eout and O6stinGte Ulcers, Sore Esgs aad Eyes, Sc0ld Head, and IenereGl 3ding.
 In the last mensissed condition of sks syslem she BoaRieal Dfaps sill hs fONnA to eFMAicass tue guFhnR poison, where ercury bns totally aiisd and fhnspre. seat tue parent from enisng the seeds of an hersd- iiary disease on his offspring. ttsstA ks.. Dr. Relfe's BotGnic0l Drops
 arc successfully used h eases of visisn, erupSs al. the seassls red bleiches pimpes on the lace Tas. terng ernpiions on the skin, and other deeases ofahe external suraces and one the besf Spring and Assuapal physcs knowa, to free ite Ayaea fross ha-
 Physieisa of en,lneace who had w;lnesssd ehs q. 6caey 0f ss articles ha the cnador recently lo ac- kD0wledge 10 he Praprisos hat he considersd she best medicine known Tor the ccmplains which is intended, and that t OUgh desefyedy to staRd as t heAd Of the whole elAes Of such remedie&s
 Price &I . bois,ps 6 bottles for 46. sg 5sS8s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
Lead ilDe.

lKyHE subscriber eonii0ues to nauuiacture l LEAD PIPE for Aqueducss, Pamps, and various other uses. in Canton. one mile west of Eiossord's tasern on the Hartlord aud AL bany road. Several years expeTience and close attention to the business sRables the suis- scri5er to offer to the puhle as perfect.an ar ticlesas can be made. Any quantity of any size. can be supplied at short ppties;a s-,;y
 ALANSON ANDRUS.
 Caason. May as. lsas.1 lS}. 3ms5t DUMPKIN SEED. sos sale by
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
W. ENGLAND ZOOLOGICALs EXHIBTTION5 FF


   
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Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
Public Attention :!

ES uost respectfully solicited, hy slss subscriber. se A an tnsaluable Preparation. ihe meriia og which have been iesed ly imes aAd arc; sustninet by 1u. doasied iessimosy. N, E N .5.s s
 Dr.. ReZfe's B0tns,;c0Z 1l..oe,e
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04

,hnaSe Gnl m 4P AmNas
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-04
NOTICE.

Coyn,cali. J.ue 4.s ssssa X se N&
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-26

melting the wire in smoker, and set
ting the bed clothes on 6re--,hencs
descended to the first story, carrying
of the plassering Of the wall--thence
to the basement story,where the family
we're at supper and where it overturn-
ed several kitchen utensils, extinguish-
ed the candles, created shower Of
dust, and filed, as one Of the ladies in
formed Us, "the sugar dish with pieces
Of brick ~ As remarked above, no,
soul was injured! Almost every
pane of glass in the house was broken.
Gaz. Sept. 10. sss=a
Mammoth Apgle.-A mammoth sp
pie has beet placed on our desk. II
is called the Golden pippin, is sixteen
inches in circumference and weighs
lwenty-lour ounces. This truly beau
tiful apple was raised in the orchard oil
John Hosselbock, Esq. and is another
evidence of the fruisfuIness of our pros
porous country, SO boun,ifully blessed
by the Oliver Of all Good. Fred. Her.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-26
TRACT OF LAND,
ZIG ACRES,
Commissioners Sale.

BY virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery,
for Hampshire county, in the case OF
William Edwards, and Catharine his
wife, and other heirs Of Anthony Ohr
dec'd., against James Hawkins, and
Elizabeth his wife, and other heirs Of
said Anthony Ohr, shall, on Satar-
day the slst day Of October nezt pro.
coed TO sell the land in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, on the premi-
ses, adjoining William Lockhart, and
others on the east side Of North River
in said county, containing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-26
159 ACRES,

2 Roods and three Poles, more or less.
Terms-Fifty Dollars in cash, and
the residue in two equal ins,almen,s
upon credit of twelve and eighteen
months, the purchases giving bond and
approved security, and deed of trust
on the land-for the deferred payments.
CHRISTOPHER HEISKELL,
Special Commissioner
September &c, 1885. ids.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-09-26

VIRGlNIA,-HARDY COUNTY, to wit
September Term, 1885.
William Boseley, plain,ii, against
Henry Coe and others, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Henry Coe, not hav
ing entered his appearance and given
security according TO the act Of assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court; and il,
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inhabitant Of this country :
II is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here on the third Tuesday
10 December next, and answer the bill
Of the plaintiff; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Rumney, for
two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the courthouse Of
said county Of Hardy.
A copy-Teste,
JAS. CARR GAMBLE, Q. H. C..
Sept. &c, 1885.
\ Baker, Attorney