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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
ELP NEXT WEEK. aDs
Trustees Sale.

by virtue Of deed of trust exe-
D cuted to the subscriber, by Alfred
Howard, for the use and benefit
Of Simon Doyle and John Myers,
shall proceed to sell, at the Bloomery
Tavern, on Saturday the l4th day OF
March neat, the following property
to wit:
One Wagon, one cart, 8
Feather Beds, Bedsteads and
Bedding, IS Windsor Chairs,
| Bureau, Clock, 8 Tables,
2 Stands,
ONE GRAY HORSE.
One Sorrel Mare and Colt, 8 Ovens,
POTS, 2 Kettles, tea Kettle, l Fry
ing Pan, 2 pair Gears, 8 Ploughs,
one Saddle, IA Hogs,
a quantity of Corn in the ground .
quantity Of Buckwheat in the ground
lat the time Of executing said deed of
trust, quantity Of Wheat, and all
other personal property Of every de-
scription whatever.
Trustee.
February, 20, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
Warranted Fresh g. Genuine
GANDEN SEEDS,

GROWTH OF 1884.
Raised blythe U. Society, Enfield, CT.
FOR SALE BY
DAVID GIBSON.
White Onion Early Dutch Cab.
Yellow Onion bage
Red Onion Early sugar loaf do.
Early Blood Tur. Early George do.
nip Bee. Early York do.
Guernsey Parsnip Early largo york do
Long white do. Do. Bullocks heart
Early cluster Gu. do. (6ne)
cumber Drumhead do.
Extra long do. Flat Dutch very
Long green do. fine,) do.
Early do. Green Savoy do.
Dutch sum'r squash Early Spring Flat
Crookneck do. do. Turnip
Crookneck wint. do Norfolk Flat do.
Imperial Sugar loaf White Flat do.
Lettuce Cauliflower
White Head do. Large Tomatoes
Ice Head do. Vegetable Oyster
Scarlet Shor, Top Solid Celery
Radish Curled Parsley
Long white Naples Nasturtion
do. Purple Egg Plant
Long Salmon do. Early golden Sioux
Long Scarlet do. Corn
Early Bishops pro- Early tuscarora do
life Peas Early Sugar do.
White Marrowfat Early Washington
do. Peas
Refugee or 1000 to Early June do.
1 Beans Early Charlton do.
Large lima pole do.
Romney, Jan. 81, 1885.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
Public Sale Of Land.
December 6, 1884.

N execution Of a decree in the
county court Of Hampshire, render
/ ed the 22d Of September, 1884, in
"a suit therein depending, wherein VIM.
Poland is Complainant, and the heirs
Of John Poland, decd. and others are
defendants, ] shall, on Monday the Esd
day Of March neat, the same being
Court day, before the Courthouse door,
in the town Of Romney, proceed to sell,
at public auction, to the highest bid
der, the Lands in the proceedings Of
said suit mentioned, viz:
Two tracts called the Home
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
Trust Sale.

Y virtue Of deed Of trust, ex-
eeuted by John "A. Piles TO the
subscriber, dated the 18th day OF
September, 1884, and duly recorded
in the county court of Hampshire, |
will proceed to sell, for cash, at the
house of said John Fl. Piles, on Sat.
urday the 21st day Of March neat,
ONE SORREL COLT,
IL Acres of Corn, 7 Acres Of
Buckwheat, 2 pair Gears, ! doz. wind.
sor Chairs, feather bed, bedstead and
bedding, 2 straw or chaff beds, bed
steads and bedding, 8 singletrees and
spreaders, mans saddle, 4 side sad
die, 2 axes, mattock, l shovel, 8
hoes,
ONE cow AND CALF,
l small wheel, aad all his other per-
sonal property.-Sale will take place
about noon Of said day.
JOHN KERN, Jr. Trustees.
Feb. %, 1835.-tds.
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4. ". Me Donald 4 D. II. Mc Gairs,

La. NJ. Nc Donald & D. Fl. Nc CURE,
g. HAVING entered into partner
M ship in the practice of the Law,
it is their determination to de-
|cse especial attention to
tke Collection Of Debts
This branch Of their business they will
|xtend TO the counties OF HANpsHIRE,
and HARpY. Their office IS
he enc lately occupied by said A. W.
|Nc Donald 10 Romney, Hampshire eonn-
lv--where enc of them may be found AT
Ia TIMES. February a .fsS6s--tt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
2 OR 8 HUNDRED ACREsi

All Of which, lying in the counties Of
Hampshire and Morgan. For one
third the purchase money, cash in
hand will be required--and the residue
in two equal payments, at twelve and
eighteen months. Bond with good Sc.
curity will be required for the credit
payments, and the title retained until
all the purchase money is paid, as or.
dered by said decree.
JAMES VANCE.
Special Commissioner.
Feb. %, 1ss5.-3t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
241 .ACRES,
,ne other tract called the Carter Farm
containing about
1876 Acres,

he same being the lands OF which the
laid John Poland, died, sliced, and for
which the title is believed to be indis.
Dntable. The terms of sale will be
fifty dollars in hand, and the balance
"a three equal annual instalments, the
purchaser giving bond and personal
iecurity, and deed Of trust upon the
premises to secure the deferred pay.
,nents. The growing crops ifany will
RE reserved.
CHARLES BLUE,
Special Commissioner.
|, February %, 1835.--tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
ONE cow AND CALF,
Trust Sale.

by virtue of deed of trust ex.
eeuted to me by John T. Clark,
on the 10Th of February, 1885,
and of record in the clerks Office of the
county court of Hardy, 1 will proceed
to sell, on the Esd day Of March neat,
at public auction, to the highest bid
der, in the town of Mooreield, al the
house formerly occupied by Read &
Co. and recently by John T. Clark as
a store house, all the
STOCK OF GOODS,
recently belonging to J. T. Clark, and
conveyed to me by said J. t. CLARK,
in the deed aforesaid, consisting Of a
large stock Of
Cloths, Cassimeres,
Cassinets, Flannels, French &
English Merinoes, Callicoes, Cling
hams, Cambricks, Jaconet, plain & fl
cured Swiss Muslins, eros de Nap, Do.
nestle Muslins, plaid Domestic, Checks,
black Italian Lus,ring, Ribbonds, Silk
& Cotton Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes, large and small Looking
Glasses, Hardware, Dye Stuffs, Me-
dicines, Groceries, China Glass and
Queensware, Tinware, Stoneware,
WOODWARD, &c. &C., together with a
great variety of other articles.
The terms of sale will be Cash for
all sums of Twenty Dollars and under
-and above that sum, credit of three
months will be given, provided the
purchaser gives bond with approved
security. The sale to be continued
from day to day, commencing at o.
clock, until the whole stock is dispos.
ed Of.
JOHN H. KENNARD,
Trustee.
Moore6eld, Feb. 81, 1ss5.-tds.
w N. B. All persons indie bted to
John T. Clark, late Read g. Co. are
requested and expected to come for
ward without delay, and settle their
accounts and notes with the subscriber,
as they have been transferred to him.
J. II. KENNARD, Trustee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
STOCK OF GOODS,

recently belonging to J. T. Clark, and
conveyed to me by said J. T. CLARK,
in the deed aforesaid, consisting ofa
large stock Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-03-07
ONE GRAY HORSE.

February, 20, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-19
Gebet zines pplni G1en
Slu6tlin9s.
(QIu6 elmer 3cueCner 3eituna.

Qt1md6tiser Gptt! bic Rinbsr eines frie=
9eril l6en 1oIfes erbebsn ibre l3dnbe su Dir!
lire wefenlo(s 9inbe! aus ausn gnelttbti:
len tufen tie Ti6 an-aus ben Minen iu
Gitesieu-aue &amthatfa5 emissn @dtnse:
tpnten-aus Nlaiers trennenbeu eanefsl:
osrn-aus 6rausrei6-au6 Gnelane- dis
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n,sbr rer8bnnt ZEN, @aterganbe aus ibre
Stim,usn 3u Dir su erteben. 0pn bprt aue
Feben unfere aIten Wanner, unfere WeIbtr,
uniere &inocr in's 0sbein in ibren Gecan-
Fen uno nit ibren Ibrdnen gu Dir. >, @ott
Der ptaften, oer SaselIonen, tes eotieefp,
ses &csicusto! laHe unIerm Oatetlanoe u.
uns Gnaoe uno Darmbersisfsit anaeoeiten.
erlaute uns tpteoer Old an;ubeten nad Den
Sttten unferer Ycrfabteu euf Dem gcbiaebts
felee, nit ua Iern s6rpertern In unIsrn Sdu=
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bauten Qlltare, unter einem aug unIern alos
lern ,'ne Sabnen aebiIbeten 3sIte. @rlaube
uu(ern Samilien in ibren D6rferu, uns un=
fern ¬rn aaf unfern Grabern DID tpie.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-19
NeOineunaen Dle(er Ssitun9.


1.0er prsi6 oieler 3eitun9iit Gin
5baIer fir ben Sabrsan9 lpsnn inner
halls orep m1onoteu pom Gnpfan9e Dc
3eiiunS on,-@in Gbal'r uno fA"t5'A Ssnta
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9. SIR cine tir3ere 3e;toI6 feds 9lonats
miro feline Subsicripticn eusenOmmen,unb
bic 3eitun9 taun nidt aufse8ebeu werosn
is ale Hlffdnoe be3oblt fno.
g. 8etanutmabunsen tcften: SIR cine
mo1e SO @sutS cas- @itred fir einsn
Nonat 81 uuo fur Elm Jabr 8 Ibelfr oHs
0iere6.
a. QBer oieie 3eituns our6 Den SpoltrsIter
betbmmt. rpiro noe5 Die 5rfdBlI6e Sumn1s
eon 25 Gert6 5u be5ablsn baben.
UH8riefs &c. an ben 9eransseber mhI5
fen poftfrep einseianot wsroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-06-19
8Drt QluSldnDe.
Deutfb!ano.

sO1it rpeIDen 8efielen Die Derbanolnnaen
unierer portdbrlseu, am 81. DIT. 1884
9ebaItenen NeriammIun9 uno Die aus
DerlsIbeu berpcrSe8an9eneu Sel6lhfie in
unIerm aIteu 8aterIanoe auf9enommen
ipurosn, n16sen unisre 2eler aug nabfes
bsnbsm, BON Deut(6Isno einseIaufensn
8rtefe eutnebnnen.
2lnuaberS Gin Saebien), am 2. @pril 1885.
!Scb9ssbrtelter 9err
Gur6 0rn. Miasr babe ib bic
Sebructte 8etanntmobuns prn Der
tsut(Denj om 27. October 1884 se>
boltenen 0erfammlun9 erboNeny
un0 Dorou6 Die Grrihtun9 zines
Dereine6, ur1 Die 0eutf fUe Seo6lterT
nn9 Der Qer. Gtaoteu in Elm 5u>
fammsnb du9enoest frdftl9e6 0olt
Su perwonosIn, erfeben. OleleS
uberous erbobsne 2te| oe0en @r'
rei6un9 f6cn ldns,t fbmer5llcb per<
mibt truroe, ibetnt Den oerelnten
0emlbun9en eblcr Mdnuer! an oer1
en- Spiee sic, mein 0err, ftebem
Selunsen Su feDn. Oos oerIorne,
unbeocttete NelS, wctbe6 bic QBck
len os6 otlontilbsn W1eeres 9Ieteb>
fam an cie Sulten NmerifaS lpuls
te, bat frdftise Wursel eefhlogen
uno Die Spnne Der Sreibelt gum bo>
ben 3oume etnpor 9eGbo0enf oe0en|
fbotenrsicbe Nefte ftb bis in Geln
entferuteS MutterlonD eritredeu.-
Ga 9eni6, oisfe 9ereiuisuns Der
Seut(hen nuB jebsn bentenoen,
freiltnni9en Monn NIT freuotaem
Stounen erfhl|en unO Der 0eoante,
nob (l6 Der @eutithe oub jsnfeits
Dee Sseans zines Qoterlanoes, ei,
nes freten Daterlanoes freuen
Darf sewdbrt uns einen nibt &c,
tlnsenSrot II. teredtigt uns Ill Den
ft1bnlten 0ofnungen. Birfen un'
lsre 2anoeIeute frdftie sufammeh
bleten iie Gib pereint oie JoonO, Die
Gbre oes beutGbtn Nomens ,u ert
beben, 70 Fam btefes pibtise Gr,
el9nlB nibt onoers, oIS BON ben er,
freu!l6lfen Tcleen ftpn; uno bic
Eeut(6en tnbtten mob fpdt in Der
3utunft jenen 27. Sct. 1884 oIs ben
Ueod0tnietae surSestnnuns einee
neueh erfrdftieten politifben lebens
feiern. 0teOewdbruns bes QBun,
fbes, oo6 oiele tpeni9en Seilen ols
Der QIuSorud Der GefibIe aIler osrer, ,pel=
ben Ole &unee bieecn in IN lernt 0aterlanoe
au 2beiG murbe, cine Stelle in Der beutfben
Nsu:Dorfsr 3eituns erbaltsn n6ss. spiree
mid init arcBer Srettbe erfhllen. W6se Der
.0immel Gie. tnein Ser Yrdilosnt, uno alle
bh ieolen Mdnner, Seren 8emlbuneen mir
bieies berriidbe Merf bsrbanfsn, NIT feinen
tefen 0aben feanen, uno Sbren @ifer auob
fe'nsr bur6 ee6en sladli6es @sosiben be:
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s1c6 INNER isbr fdImm aus; BON ben
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l,n I'D, SeIeIpjat fnbIsubfr Sitf.u benasn,
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foIat ia in einsm Sraate 9su,1bIanba
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08

bu, the cheapest materials and work Is requisite,
a range Of buildings4 stories hglI, sufficiently
spacious TO accommodate all the worms To be fed
from the foliage OF the 40 acres of mulberry, to-
gcihcr with all the necessary fixtures, could be put
up for less than five thousand dollars which in fact
would be the chief outlay. This sum may he
thought by some too small but VIC wish il rccol-
lected that we arc speaking Of the necessary
pendiiures, and no, of What might be expended
or sderifcod To taste. We once knew gentleman
who built barn which cost him fourteen thousand
dollars whereas his ncighbor put up one for less
number of hundreds, which answered all the yau
able purposes his farm equally well, did
the costly one, those of his ncghbor. In mat
tiers OF the kind, utility and not display should
be consulted. The cost of the reels are about II
dollars piece, 50 tina, they form bu, a small item
in the outfit.
We would fan say word to the farmer who
may be the owner Of a small farm, and who, after
tong from the beginning 10 the end of the year,
finds himself barely able 10 keep the sheriff from
the door-as also TO the widow, surrounded by her
orphans, who may be the proprietor of few acres,
to these We would say,-lt YOU desire TO provide
yourselves and offspring with TIM means of
competency, lose no time in obtaining few null
berry trees, and commence the silk caliure. II
you canno, spare money enough 10 buy snili-
ccnt 10 set ont an acre, try and procure many
VIII SET out Il hlli--a quarter, or an eighth oil an
acrc-mdkc n brginning, and then continue your
good work ill you accomplish your of trees {:
when that IS done, You may each look upon your
self as enjoying that glorious state OF independence
which will enable von to live in comfort rear and
educate your children, and do Justice to your
neiglbors. Think not that are INDUCING in
any other feeling than thai of seriousness, when
We declare 10 You that acre OF mulberry
trees well cultivated will yield You more oiedr pro
NJ than all the rest of your respective farms,
ihouuh they may each number two hundred acres,
and that the necessary labor can he performed
without ertra expense, and without mjuriously III
terfcrlng with your attention to the other depart
mcnts your estates. Do not let the fear OF the
cost ola building deter your. You have each and
all the materials OF construction in your woods and
you aud your hands, if you so will it, can in "A few
weeks cut down and hew or out, sufficient
number Of uprights posts, and weather boards
to make house rood cRouph for the purpose
khat is all YOU should aim At.
In conclusion, let Us advise you to make be
ginning. Anacrc thus improved aud well man
aged, would yield amount of silk upon which
YOU may realize an annual income of from $40 to
= 800; the precise amount being solely within
your own power Of regulation-bcme dependent
on the care with which You may attend and feed
the worms, and perform the Keeling, and the degree
oi value whchyou thus imparl TO the silk-So that,
IN fact, the measure Of yoW rcpdrd is perfectly
within your control
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08
POETlCAL.
THE GRAVE OF THE GIFTED,

A o,,vc for the uiffed-where-whcre shall it be,
nv the echoinv shore OF the hoow-voiced sea
Oh no, let those ashes at last sinh TO rest
Now the strong passion whrlwinds have dea IN '''e
breast.
ro, the gifted and beautiful lost one--a grave
Bur not in the precincts of Oceans boar wave
Too much OF liie's tempests and tunini's s''' NJ
Let her steep meath the sly's gracious "''lhes VI
dew
n. hind from the stprnas awearef, perworn.
To a nest of repose by the lovely one bofie'
Where no loud savage storms saaAe inc sun INV"
Bu, the breeze a swcc, message from Heaven shall
bear
gray, for the eii,ed-mhcre--~hcr shall IT be
Where the bright summer treasures yield "eaih 10
Where the faint thrilling voice OF some fountain Is
heard,
And the rich air Is rent hs Nghts passionate hini
Where old chesnu trees shed a twilight oi gloom
Which doth hallou and mellow the Wild Hover meek
bloom
Where the fragrant sprung runs dance N 10. 10
earhs breast
Sweet Ear,h-uith blossom, richness oppressed
Where the rirhcsi of roses undazalingls blow,
M,rr pure and mere soft than unwrcath.h mountain
Where the ,lar-gh, shall rembnels signal the
hours
Mad throw sudden CLEAN o'cf the wood -bosomrd
bowers.
Where the .uu flower shall Turn. and Tie I'LL, shall
bend, ,
And the acacia lis leaves with the "lllo" shall
blend,
oh the old knight, laurels lllustrons gi"om
O,ershadowed her lic--be thattt from hcI tomb
4 erayc for the Gifted grave ior the Young
Sine scaled the purc lips that hrlllmey SUM-
But far from the laurcl--thc tempest, The hhoN -
Where Stiffness Is deepest, There spread Sc h'f Pi.
low.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-08
VALUABLE REAL EsTATD



EXTENDING to move TO the South, | offer for
l sale that highly valuable Farm, which reside,
situated IN Bedford county, on the Forest road J
miles above I.snchburg and II from Liberty.
This truly desirable estate is well worhy the at
tcntlon oil capitalists who wish To engage IN farming
IN OF the most healthy and delightful sections IN
upper Virginia; it having all the benefit ol the salu
time possessing soil susceptible oi the highest state
OF improvements This land lies immediately ON the
main road from lynchhurg to Fancy Farm, Peaks of
otter and liher>--and is bounded ON one side by
EN- Creek, being in the vicinity OF ! mills. The
tract contains about 600 acres, nearly $50 of winch
cleared and AT present III state OF progressive
nIproy emcn at least $50 acres benz in Clover. To
which the landis peculiarly adapted. The improve
mcns consist IN part OF frame Dwelling House, &c.
two Barns and Threshng machine, uew--and an On
ehard of choice iruit--IhS place also offers an rlig.
bic stand for Tavern and Country Store--aud in
addition TO the above Improvements has New
Store house and Tavern house. with an lee heusc
aud Well OF excellent water IN the ward aud extern
snc Stables, Blacksmith and Wheelwrght's -liop,
&c. &c.
II is useless to speak of the many inducements
which this place holds out to those disposed invest
means in real estate, as it Is presumed those wishing
10 purchase would prefer examining for themselves.
which they earnestly invited To doth, estate
is offered AT private sale until the 18th of October
next, ON which day, If not previously disposed Of, |
will sell ii at public auction, with all my stock,
crops band, farming aud plantation utensils &
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with decided benefit to the trees, subject to other
culture. III this distance should be thought too
Great. il might be reduced TO u feet, which would
be spa0, enough until the should arrive ~
maturity, when il Thought advisable, they might be-
alternately thinnod out. Al six feet, however, We
believe the ground would BE- lost To other culture.
As to this we arc not PARTICULAR and shall leave it
TO the persons interested decide for themselves.
Should the plant selected be the Worns Uuhiodu-
lis the space might be still more reduced, say to
four feet, or less, indeed, one way ; but where
ground Is mol an object, should prefer room for
free circulation of light y air. a vigorous stretch
ING forth of limbs. In order, however, to have
some specific data, whcreon to ground our suisse
qucnt calculations, we propose, that the aulhori-
ties of Baltimore city and county should appropri-
ate 10 acres of their farm 10 q mulberry orchard,
which AT tree for every 20 square feet, would
give them los trees to the acre, I 20 trees to
the 10 acre..
These at the ratio of yield as tested by the erpc-
rimeaf OF Mr. Frost, would produce fraction over
s,il7lbs. OF silk.
Bnt as we are disposed not 10 excite too SAN
eninc expectations, prefer 10 take the ratio Of
Mr.. Bradley. He says Is before stated, that 1000
worms will make pound of reelcd silk, which
will Yield aggregate OF ,2O0hs. of silk Tor the
10 acre, of mulberry, or u ,6O0, 900 worms.
The value of slk bears strict relation To the
decree OF skill with which II may be rcccd, and
Mr.. Bradley lus,lS Observes thai it always may,
by proper and attention, be rcH reeicd He
also says that ii silk be of first quality, from ~ to
40 per pound may be procured for it; by others,
the value oi ii i, sci down nj from : To - and ~
per pound. The value of the raw silk in this coun-
Try, however, cannot be supposed to be settled, as
the culture IS but IN lis infancy, and purchasers con-
scqucntly, few in number. Ictus however enter
INTO the calculations
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