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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03

George Huston, alias Ezekiel W. Nor.
gan, alias Ezekiel Morgan, and who states
that he is from Gultord county, was taken
up in this place yesterday, and committed
for trial, for attempting to negotiate for,
ged note for seventeen hundred dollars at
this agency of the Bank of Cape Fear. He
will be taken to the Jail of GuiIford county
for safe keeping until our next Superior
Court-Hilisbprogsh Recorder,
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Bacon.

7 HAVE stall % hand a quantity Of good
biCON, winch eel for cash ONLY
lla,e having bought tor cash heretofore,
aaa Who have no, paid, are requested 10
u'Ac payment wlihou, further notice.
join NJ. MORRISON
Wv p. $50 tJ02
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NOTICE.

IT. persons having claims against the
Estate of Alexander llales, deceased,
G "'tehy notified to present them to the
,.'.Nc''her, duly authenticated, within the
WI, ."3 prescribed by law, or thus notice will be
''.iu IL bar OF their recovery.
- THOMAS ". HUEY, Adm'r.
"'hfH5urg County, ipfil 25, l~36-5ir
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nr.(har.cs -. Vsoliatt

III rsNE\DfltS his professional scr.
wees to the citizens OF Prov.
I'D tIeucc Settlement, IN the County
e J d McckleuJurg. Ills residence
Is d, lhc Rev. Isaac Gricr's, near MIR X.
Peoples Store.
soc 81, l-3G u
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Terms s:

ssn,ag Porcelain or Ivory Teeth, S.
on Gold Clasp, 81 to 10
Natural Teeth, 10
Plugging with Gold, ,
TN, /
Extracting Teeth or Stumps, 30 cents TO
Scanning, Whitening, &c. II to ;
Complete sets Of Icrth-R Remedy wing IT..
resanri'ics, &c. Will be charged for accord.
ne 10 circumstances, aud the charge sla.
ia examination. Materials and r0rL
ra-rariod.
Hq ~, l~3f a5'd
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X. III. MADRA, Editor.
IT,. IIoLTOS, Proprietor and Publisher.
TER MS:

TWO DOLLARS, if paid in advance.
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, if not paid within
hfct months.
Three Dollars, if not paid until the end Of the
year.
81 Advertisements inserted at the usual rates.
isent-Maior r. NJ. Cochran is appointed an
AGENT Tor the journal, aud Is authorized 10 receive
r.onry aud give receipts IN my name. I. J. IL.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03

Curious Circumstance. "A farmer, named
J. Granger, living about two miles from
Newburyport, found on Saturday, March
Goth, large deer, perfectly encased in a
mass of perfectly transparent ice, through
which he looked as if he were standing in a
glass case. Mr.. q, sent horse and cart.
and had the ice and the deer conveyed home,
Just as he found them. On Monday, how.
ever, he placed the ice before large fro
to dissoIve-an operation that was no soon.
err performed, than the deer walked out in
perfect health, and experiencing no incou-
venience save a little stiffness in the limbs,
occasioned by his long confinement. Mr..
Granger still retains the deer 10 his posses.
sion, which has been rendered quite tame
and domestic by Its captivity; and we fur
Their understand that he has refused two
hundred dollars for him, which was offered
for him by the proprietor of the Boston
Museum.
The Mormons.-A gentleman living in
Lorraine county, Ohio, writes that moro
extraordinary sect has not sprung up since
the days of Mahomet. In the town of Kirt-
land they have erected stone temple at an
expense ofS40,000. 1t is sixty BY eighty
feet broad, and fifty feet high. 1t has two
rows Of Gothic windows. The floor is the
place of worship, with four rows of pulpits
at each end, having three pulpits in a row.
These twelve pulpits rise behind and above
one another, and are designed, the upper
most row for the bishop and his counsellors,
the second for the priest and his counsel
Iors, the third for the teachers, and the
fourth or lowest for the deacons. Over the
division between each Of the rows of puIpits,
is painted canvass, rolled up to the CELL
ing, and TO be let down at pleasure, so as to
conceal the digntarles from the audience.
The area can be divided into four apart.
ments, go as TO carry on the object of impos-
ture. The second and attic stories are for
theological aud literary seminary, which
is expected to have the manual labor sys.
TEN attached to it. The Mormons are We.
nv eager to acquire an education. Men,
women, and children are studying Hebrew.
Some of the men, Of the middle age, pur-
sue their Hebrew Till IL o'clock at night.
and attend nothing else. They pretend to
have remarkable revelations, work mira
clos, heal the sick, &c. &c.
A fellow IN Philadelphia recently had d sound
tooth drawn, and sold it for % cts With which ,c
huy LIQUOR
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Taken Fp

g. Taken Up
IA A Nd committed to the Jail Of
So "a Mocklenburg county, on the
'IS 22d instant, n yellow Completed
AN boy by the name of PETER, five
49,, feet high, between 40 and 80 years
- -. ssss Of aye. Says he belongs to Hugh
"a .'"Ngham of Liberty Hill, South Carolina
r,, owner Is requested TO come forward, prove
PnnS pay charges, and take him away, .or
VIII be dealt with as the law directs.
Ng@5, 1886. g5tr '"'
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Poefical Painting.-The nervous Cor.
respondent of the Baltimore Patriot, at
Washington City, thus writes in a recent
Communication - never hear Mangum,
the fearlesss, eloquent, and sometimes most
stern and indignant orator from North Ca.
rolna, speak in the Senate, without think.
ing of the following passage from
CoRIoLANus-Act H. Scene /.
lie would not tlatie: Neptune for his trident,
Or Joye for his power t, thunder. His heqrt's
his mouth;
What his breast forges, that his tongue must rent.
And never do see Benton afiectedly
looking through his quzzing glass 50 fop.
pishly, "a trick that Isaac Hill affects 10 mi.
tate,) but recall these lines of
LEAR-Act II. Scene 6.
Get thee glass eyes,
And, like scurvy politician seem
To see the thing. thou dost not"
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" EEkLY ALMANAC.
Dental OPERATIONS.
j. Lee, VI. ID.
SsRGEO.r DENTIST,
OF Camden. -. c.

OFFERS bis Professional Services 10 the
" Cluzens OF Charlotte. He may be
,slnd a, DR.. Joshua d. Boyd's, on the 18th
Il June, 1886.
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NOTICE.

I WILL give lessons ~ Penmanship 10
ladies and Gentlemen, on Saturday 9,
Il n.y. residence,
TERMS:
IT. plain ba-,nsss hand, 81 per quarter
Inrg Ornamental, - da
German Text s. DO.
Hours Of utcudlnce for Ladies, from 9
p j., !. M.--for Gcu,Icmen, ,tom to G,
T. W. II. II. ". ALEXANDER.
H. Il. 1886 q
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From the Georgia Standard Of Union.
ENpITNEINE ANErnf,TI'


l dined few days ago with quite an in,
teresting party Of both sexes, at the house
of an old and much esteemed friend, Mr..
4, who emigratcd 10 this country Il
few years ago from Virginia. Mrs. A. is
a true daughter ofthe Ancient Dominion"
Every thing. is right there, and wrong
here. "That is the way they do in Old
Virginia" is common remark with her.
Our host had just received the Richmond
Enquirer and other papers, filled mainly
with the ExpungIng" news, which was
altogether the topic before dinner. We
had quite an animated political discussion.
The company was pretty equally divided.
The gentlemen were for expunging, ard tho
ladies against it. While at dinner, spoiled
child, who was INDUCED with plate at the
table by the side Of his father, turned il over.
and lis contents of meat, gravy, &c. were
discharged upon Mrs. AS new carpet, ve-
ry much to her vexation and discontinue
and with more than ordinary feeling she
said, Mr.. A. will have that bad boy 10
sit at the table, think ii will be his duty at.
ter dinner to make the servant expunge'
the grease from the carpet" When dinner
was over, the company retired to the paror,
and Mrs. A., returning some time after
wards to the dining room, found her little
boy with fire coal, making a great many
black marks across and around the soiIed
place on the carpet. In the first transport
of her passion, she screamed out, at the top
of her voice, to the little boy. "W hat are
you doing there?' "l'm 'spunging the
grease from the carpet ~ "Qut this in-
slant, )" said the irrilated mother, "you'H
spoil my carpet" "Why la ma" said
the little boy, " is not this the way they
'spunge in cod Virginny,"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03

fellow IN Philadelphia recently had sound
tooth drawn, and sold it for 25 cts, With which ,e
buy liquor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28

g. Nrmc a1horzod by John wills, Esq. 10
say hat he mode remark, in his speech al
Campbell courthouse, varraptnc the int'rcne"
which has been STRANGELY drawn th'rcilom. -
lr as Mr.. W. expressed bo>tlIlt, to Haohs and In
tenal Improvement On that occasion, ms re-
MARKS had crcasire reference to the action OF the
general Sor, rHm,m. Mr.. Wills believes that m
increase of the Backing Capital of Til, State IS Ne
ec,,or>; he j. decidedly in favor Of an lodepeo-
1cat Eauh in L,neibrrg and lie il an advocate
Of Internal lnmovemenlb9 thc states. II sho-
pal tlmt all who have not 0Hully mi,rcprrse ted
ii,temrh> " 4 b. satisfied uitl This explanations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
M0TICI.

np\ virtue ON d,crc" ol the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and thnucct, tot the ouury
OF Amherst, pronounced ON the Slh da, of Anril
lS}b, IN the su,l al ProsNcr Powell. pit against
" Hiram loplinr, Nelson Crawford, Leonard Hen.
", \hraham Carter and others, dril>., the under
signed, WHO IS thereby appointed Commissioner
torthc purpose, VII. ontc 21tho Of ,pfl ncu, pro-
coed, On the premises, ~ S,ll, (begnnne with
the tracts ~ herein after enumerated. aud selling
only 80 much n my he necessary 10 satisfy the
purposes o the sad Decree to the HIGHEST bidder,
Tor ready mnncN--1hal j.. tract OF hand belonging
{" Abrhm Carter, lyiu2 IN the Count, Il Am.
hrrSt, styled The Saw Mn Tract 81 Lot Ne. >,
and adonS Robert. II. tali,, and others, which
contains : l. aorrs Also, another tract adjoining
the tract dr,t mentioned, known by tn name OF
LoNcLdv Mountain, and contain, ~ acres
And on the 18th 81 tpr'l neat, shall proceed,
ON the premises, IN lthc manner, Ia sell 10 the
highest bidder, Ion ready money, n Other tract OF
land, lisa belonging 10 the sad Abram Carter,
and ~ SAID decree mentioned, which Is ~ the sand
County oi hmitrr>i, containing 100 atfrs, kine
hctWrrn the North and South branches of Buff
loc river. and o. the Fork Mdunlains al looming
he lands ol Aaron llisginhoap anl other,s
THO. \EIB\Nk, -,
Sh,rN ~ lmhG1,
4 l. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
GENERALS SCOTT AND GAINES.

We read win r,sre., f'.a h,cl noud Enqo.-
rer, ofLc 22l nsi. N i,ei.,ist.s attack upon Gen.
Gaines, alyr to L. asehcy in lho disasters 81
the tragco-ludicro Florida Campaign. Tie a.
ject OF that article is evidently to lorcStiN public
opinion, in favor Of tie irquiror's pet, General
Scott, aud against Gen. Gaines. Until we
better informed, in relation 10 the matter. shall
take part in the controversy which We oreSce
is 10 hc renewed between these DISTINGUISHED off
GERS. Bu We do protest against these in>douS efforts
Of the friends of Cen :. rliurc Gen. G.. " take
upon ourselves predict, that, whichever of them
may 90 tolhc wall 1T will not c Gcn. Gaines unless
the administration and It's tools cNiouse the cause
of der fvorit", and make it a pGrtV qncsti1R.
While Gen Scott WIS writing ProcIamations ard
Orders, a Ia m0Hc Hall and SmNth, Gen. Gaines
vas fehfiag the savaec> That much we know
We hope we Shall shortly have L. add, that
he his subdlcd them, while the 'rordy Gcncyoi
sent to sapc,scdr linn in his ri.itljd command WAS
,hut up in piroa;a, drawing mp plans Of cam
ragn, with aS uuo clr rs it e bad been aleu-
to engage u ND,jae.ou on tie field of Wafcroo.
Rn1 We forhclr, We reerel, indeed, tia, the En-
dnifei :, attack upon Gen. Gaiur, has compelled
II, IN say Tia, much n present.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28

No '1a,bi,

YJ'thENlP, At the Eagle ilot~l, IN isnchburg.
10 SiniH bnY hor~", / feet 4 Of . inches hugh,
hnd iooi ioek, white, supposed 10 b. ~ years
DID, TIA" osaer requested Ia pay change aad take
hIn away IlIDS. SMITH,, trent.
March = It.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
J ! oEART BARRY,


M Ill. b. absent from Lynehburg until about
W thrI,tot Nay next.
he intends during hi~ absence, to procnrc sup.
ply OF ia" most approved materials adapted To his
profession.
lie returns his sincere Trunks tor the very liberal
patronage heretofore received, and fcaPee fully sol.
cIts = continuance on ms return.
March - Is if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
EcI, pTTaP,

- \ convenient and cstn,hr Ec,ilnace ior
= "a >n1il family. | has attached fine Well
tSss'la. OF Water. Smoke House, aud lsr1e Car
In. Possession given immediately. Also, tor hire
lorthe balance OF the year, servant chi.
Apply to JOSEPH d. LttN5.
March = t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
BACON .

\ HIVE 1 LARGE lot Of BACON. OF my own cur
4 my. winch vii be- sold At The narkd price
JNo. !. FiRNIS.
Feb - uS,v;c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
TOR y ETy-.

10 The lloU," and Lot on Federal lin, re-
..ssfah Gently occupied by Mr.. Albert Ro,all-Pos-
session may lie had immelitrelv. ARMY 10
WM. Y. NORNELL.
March q o,;r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
FOR zSIAU,

'S'IE balance oirhr wear, woman without any
cncunaance, that IS very good cook aud wash
cr. T.. FLETCHER.
March . tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
NNW MJ nc.

al RS. TONI hiNS has Iusl received direct from,
W NeH loth, good supply of NEW Nj SIC,
both Vocal aud INSTRUMENTAL dufat. and Piano
i"lies.iot aaie usual.
March - WIS If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
Dry Goods, Hardware. Shoes. Hats, Fan.
cy 0onncts, &c. DC.

all OF which Wi lac sold very low I'm many ins,an-
COS under COST until saturday the ;stth April next
when the balance OF the Goods then on hand will no
offered At " ''lhN, on the mos liberal terms,
winch will be made known the ,la, of sale
The present stoca, N,}eh embrace. NusI;yS
Gingh0ms 'aitcoes, Sitg, Ribtons &c IS bccon.
Nc more desirable rs the Spring app,oachrs
JNo. J. P,RNIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28

thn,es l.. 'ltstiau, rc.cr /. Christian. surviv-
InE execution ot John Christian, decd. aud Ed
mund WINSTON shcrG OF Amherst county, and IA
h.ra
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28

ME- DOLLAR AND Nv ENTN-FINE
~ CENTS the ~aIlou Tor ll,pter Lamp Oh,
for sale by uOWILDiVIES.
March * VISIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28

DiCgcs' lottery and -lxolango aniee!
FINE P{ChiAfS .i6iiNt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
Storage .ystho,s E5r0uusc.
VII. UNDERSIGNED having purchased that ARGI
aud tohARhl0t : STONE ia Hiding,
IA u,hEmr LrunuhN the uautc OF
CCUCy.,g Tupl METZ yloIrsY7.

situated on The margin oil the rivcr immediately be.
10" tue bridge, aud having pat IT IN complete repat
- as to combine the advantage OF : AllalA.
tiil. \pNES- and CONVENIENCE, lac IS rtepai
ed to receive all kinds OF Merchandise o0n-
ny Produce, &c. Intending to devote his personal
attention tolhis hHsness, he WISHES 10 draw the At
trutouot tounfN Merchants to the situation OF ms
House. r> It, confident II will be to then adj outage
lie well rs his OWL SAM. +. kENNltk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
LA1AIs CfI.

~(Sg GN,lnNS pure Winter Strained Lamp
AS A~ % OIL Ion sllc Lv y. EINNtN
Nso, efresh supp, o(castor ii. spirits Tur-
irh'ihe i.n'ated and sweet oh u. H. /.
March l. ,t;r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28

Hoheu II. Anderson, Willis II. Nl'ls and Mayo
"heli merchants and primers, acting and trading
under the style and firm Of Rober IL. Anderson &
20. Pitts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28
-. .tICI;D.V NOTICE.

The subscriber informs his customers
aud the public GeocraIly that he has vet hand a
considerable Stock OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28

L. The legislator, al ircioia adjourned On
Thursday last. las iiso'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28

BfadlcN, was sold 1t II fl} warehouse Oh 81
tardsA last, tor Sic Il Nj In fucker, 'naHaiae-
tnI,,
II i. H4s II -1->.i TT E'.z'a
g. IL 49,
ErrtETuu tins lie, ia lors,fN Morning, to
= -. d.. f., Ira Il eeEH3A a. tehtou, MI. Stln#
rar@ AtriHfiHi Mt MI, '"nN".t :" YIN Me
Cear, in tic III le'ret he' '7c. II lbr death Il
llii> iraN cNcr'cni "ena1', >ucntN Las lost I'll" nj
IL quest vcI'I u'n bers,--srd ~ hcr t'n,ri> or
Gle, thcr. j. now von3, Hnrll car Hfrcr df ff'fd
Amidst the extended circle Of h'rH cquainianee not
one bat claimed htras an intimate iucrd, ior Ia
NO" Ter was to love hcr,--aud noGr can 81
fuiy testify to her inr>'imaIlIo WorI ~ those vino
hnrw hrr best. Sue u, . fond and atiec'ienatc
vile and parent, lind II ! t9drI"rnt mistress, and
10 her Mltoa,, n.di>eunonat' y, manifested III
Ter department and al'eHi'on, a." most rnsraf-
M and cherished tles Il fundnr>> and Affection.
Size was member 81 tie Methodist Episcopal
Charch, and her walk hrs ever been thai ii a IN
II devoted Curi>tiaa, iet laptCr moments furnish
~ conclusive evidence 81 Ter talh Hid comforts
Ia RELIGION -rNpifin2 IN tie full enjoy melt al IN
uncl, rGcd hope of hli,,fnl ard bury immofal-
". May her friends AMI relations, protltlng by
her example, meet her, where husband and witc,
parents and children, brother and sister, meet, 10
part no NOR"
r. tho J,j,to..,f t5c# ftbl,l,,,.scY,e ,i,o,,,,,#
,.....#......,...... .,,..,.,
"''o '"'''''' P,,. .' ''N
o"'' "'''''''''' ~ - ' - i'.p'
tilo'' ~ WYNN ~ ~ "'''''
''''s ",'N "''''' "" = IT, =
=, ''''' .f.#it..i,. ..,.,.,, .n l....l,
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fC1Ia'i

co. PITTS
tr1ia.t
Charles l.. chrs',an, and Peter r. Christian, ex-
ccutor OF John Christian, dec ii. Defs.
DAVID llgrmboham, Daniel liieeubotham and
Thomas lligeinboham, late merchants and partners,
trading under the style aud finn OF h. \ -. ilic:in-
h"th'm, Mo Puts.
Peter / Christian, executor Of John Christian r.,
and Charles l.. Christian, Dets
William Christian, Pic
iyaintf
Charles l.. Christian, ana Peter Christian execu-
'"to' 'ohh ht'SIian, Dcis.
IL tntNCrRY.
Thomas lllrelnbothln one Of tho plaintiffs in tf,-
third OF these causes, being dead. The SAID cause
atatos as 10 hiln, and the defendant. Peter r. Chi.-
iIan by leave OF the Court, filed his answer TO the
biiis ot the pluatli,, III each ot these causes to
which the plaintiffs respectively reply generally
and the defendant charles l.. Christian, Who is out
OF the ton commonwealth, and against whom the pain-
'ils respectively, appear to have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law, against absent defendants
stu iaiIhs toappear and file his answer on motion
oi the plaintiffs, their bills aie >eyelav take for CON
Ir'std AS To that defendant Aud thrYeupon. these
"ir CAUSES came on to lie heard together. the first,
uon the bill aud answer OF tie defendant Peter r.
'hfistian, replication tn, reo, and exhibits: the
cond upon the bill answer o The deiet dant, Peter
r. Christian, replication thereto, aad exhibits; the
third, upon The bill answer Of he defendant, Peter
I. Christian, replication thereto, al exhibits and
the fourth, upon The bin answer of the defendant
Peter T. Christian, replication thereto. an exhibit,
and the examination, of witnesses. and were aguel
by counsel: on consideration whereof, the Court
doth adlud9e, order AVID Decree that the defendant.
Peter +. Christian. render heit,e Robert Tin.lev
who Is hereby appointed special Commissioner Tor
'hr purpose an account az his administration of the
estate OF his teStator JOHN Christian g.. decd. which
account the said Commissioner Is directed 10 s>sm-
inn to ,,I.. al. 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-03-28

Charles l.. Christian, ana Peter Christian execu-
toroi John Christian Defs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
NOTICE,

TO John Wilson, and Anne bis wife,
Benjamin Wilson, William Wilson,
Anne P. Reyes, Hora,io, Cleon, Al
exander and Francis Keye',
TAKE NOTICE, that, on Tues
day the 2Sth day Of June ne1t, at the
office. of William c. Woodrow, Com.
missioner, in Romney, Hampshire
County, Va, between the hours of sun
rise and sun set, shall take the depo-
sitions of John Baker and others, to
be offered in evidence on my behalf, in
a cause now depending in the Superior
Court of Law and Chancery,for Hamp-
shire county, by bill and cross bill, in
which l am Complainant, snd you
with others, Defendants.
JOHN WHITE, Admr.
With the Will annexed of Francis
W hlte, decd.
May %, 1S36.-4,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
A CHILD STOLEN.

ABOUT three weeks since, a man
who called himself HUME, obtained
the consent Of Mrs. Smith, of Boonsbo.
rough, to let her son George Smith, a.
bout IL years Of age, ride a horse to
Hagerslown for him-promising to re-
munerate The child for his service and
send him back. Nothing definite has
since been heard OF the child /; but i is
said that Hume has gone TO Louisville,
Kentucky. Any Information OF the
child will be gratefully received by a
distressed widowed mother. as
Boonsboro', Md. May IS, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
VIRGINIA, 70 wtT :


At rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the county
Of Hardy, on tho Isl Monday in
May, 1886: Isaac Parsons, Plain
Tiff, against George S. Craigen and
Mary Ann Craigen, Executrix of
John Craigen, deceased, Defsn-
dants, in CHANCERY.
THE Defendan. George s.. Graf
gen not having entered his appearance
and given security according to the act
Of assemiH and the rules ofthis court ;
and it appearing by satisfactory evil.
dence that he is not an iDhabitant oil
this country; 1t is ordered, That the
said defendan,ld do appear here on the
Ist day OF the next term, and answer
the original bill and amended bill OIL
the Plaintiff; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted 10 some
newspaper published 10 Romney 70,
two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the courthouse o.
the said county Of Hardy.
A copy-Teste,
:, CHARLES LoBB. &C.
May 20, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
HARDY COUNTY, TO WIT:
March Court, 1886.

HARDY COUNTY, TO WIT:
March Court, 1886.
William G. Thompson, Samuel Coh-
man, aud Erasmus Coffmao, part
ners 10 trade under the name aud
firm OF William g. Thompson &
Co., Complaiaaals--agaiasl
Gabriel Sager, Defendant,
IN CMANCERY.
The Defendant not having entered
his appearance and given security &C.
cording to the sct Of assembly and the
rules OF this court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabi,aut Of this country 1t is
ordered, that he do appear here on or
before the third Tuesday in June next,
and answer the bill OF the Complai-
nants; and that a copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted 10 the Romney
Iutelligencer, for TWO months success
lively, and posted at the front door OF
the Court house of the saiu county OF
Hardy. A copy-Teste,
JAS. CARR GAMBLE, O. H. C.
April 2, 1886.