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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01


Baltimore Market, Sept. 20.
EArTLE.-We quote to- day at 81
SC Hogs are without change,
h So 50 a 8 81. g.
Ho,oard Street F!ous.--The mar
His rather fat to-day with ten
Nv TO decline. Holders continue
ask So so "a SO rs from stores,
we hear Of no sales excep. by the
n load. ~The wagon price is So a
rs, but the latter price is now un-
lingly paid.
Wheat For prime Md. or Va. reds
DO a So 90 per bushel. Other
Il range lower as in quality, say
a. ST. rs downto 81 20.
Winchester Market, Sept. 81.
amily Flour. 50 90 /; superfne. SO
n Ss 90; Wheat. 81 so a 81 80
., 90 a 81 (; Corn. IS Use. I; Oats
33c. !; Bacon. 10 l2c. Plaster,
y per ton; Flaxsead. 81 81 IL
nothyseed, two dollars.--Rep.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
Postscript.

Speaking Of the anti-revoIutionarv
meeting which was held in Baltimore
On Monday evening, the Baltimore
Gazette says:
"Fhe city of Baltimore has never vt,.
messed greater order,regtilari,y,o or anna,
rent unanlmity at a public meetiup H. :,
was manifested yesterday afternoon in
Monument. Square. There was 80,
the slightest attempt to create anv dis
turbance, and, judging from the vast
number assembled, that thete must
have been many of the adherents of
each political party present, the good
order which reigned is no, less credit.
able to those who did not accord in
opinion with the evident majority than
to those who so warmly yet decorously
approved OF the opinions expressed in
the address and resolutions which were
adopted" $780,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
NOTICE.

q. N examination of the Pupils OF
K B>NNA VISTA AcApEMY, will
be held on the It'll of October =
to which the friends of the Pupils are
respectfully invited. The next Sess.
ion will commence on the 7M Of No
yember. Board $45,-Tuition for
common English SIS !; higher Branches
80, per session. Extra charge for
musical schollars as heretofore.
WIN. N. SCOTT,
Principal.
Luney's Creek, Oct. 1, 1866.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01

DIED, very suddenly, on Wednes-
\ the 2lst ult., at his residence. near
bdy Town, MIR. Joseyh Tfentor, in
put the 65th year of his age.
fThe obituary notice received on the
|pve decd. will be inserted in our next
Pnber- 1-ED. INr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
The Markets.
zexandria Market, Sept. "a.

alexandria Market, Sept. "a.
fLoUR.-Flour has been dull from
ions the last two days a, SO, and
or two loads taken at SIS 75-
Las there has been no time that
& or more dealers would not give
we do not alter our quotation
ngh some dealers decline giving
e than S. rs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01

r. We are requested to say that
lReu. Mr.. WHEELAN, so'H preach
Ibis place, on morrow, at tt0 o a.
IA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
JOHN B. WHITE, c. H. G.
Commissioners Office, Romney,

September FL. 1886.
The parties interested in the above
decree will take notice, that shall at
tend at my Office, in Romney, on
Thursday the Eth day Of October
neat, when and where they will APP
pear with such vouchers and evidence,
as may be necessary to carry the same
into effect. JOHN KERN, Jr.
Master Commissioner
September "a, 1886.
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Commissioners Office. Be- Der {
~, neP.efm1hferested in the above
order will take notice, that shall at
tend at my ollics in Rdmney, on Taes-
day The Ash day Of October nett,
when and where they will appear with
the necessary papers and testimony to
carry the same into effect.
JOHN. KERN, jr.
Master Commissioner.
September "a, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
COME AND SEE!!
G.. IT. BARREE e. GO.
ARE just receiving and will be re.
ceiving for 8 or 10 days to come, their
supply Of
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

which will be found not only very ex-
tensive but pretty, fine, cheap and
g0od.-That this may appear eviden {
to all, we invite you to come and see.
Petersburg, Oct. 1, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
New Goods.

VIE subscribers have received
IA and are now opening an unu
sual large assortment of For
eign and Domestic
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01

Fresh Raisins and Almonds,
Fer safe by 5. u. BRADY,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
JOHN ~. HUME,
NiIrc.. ,sHsikia fElEE .SrpgflYrE.

DEGS leave 10 inform his friends and the public
- generally. that he is receiving his Spring
assortment of GOOD.S, consisting, in part oi Gold
and Silver Lever Watches PLAIN Gold and Silver
Lever WMches Gold Chains, Seals and KEYS.
lnew patterns y handsome assortment OF Gold
Earrings Breast Pins; Finger Rings Fne Gold
Neck Chains, and many other articles too tedious To
enumerate.
Watches carefully repaired by himself. on the
shortest notice.
IL lie has for sale. $4,000 lbs. very nice Fl VI
III BiCOA, and 900 lbs. I4RD,-also keeps for
hre two comfortable n iGk Swith excellent horses.
and experienced and careful drivers.
March II vGw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

VII sell, without reserve at auction, Oh the
- premises, on Thursday the 3D. day of March,
aoou' 10 acres of Land, lying Immediately on the
.Ntr' lali mile below Town, situated bct"ecu
Wv 'o' k own the name ''of Smith, ~cr' and The
property OF Saml. Bransford
:; ms property j, valuable, nddescryeS the a'ru-
Ion o the public, as the Canal will run through IL.
o po" TINS Land there is very extensive stone
quarry The title indispulable. Terms at sale.
JOIN r. d. PAYNE, 1tUctr.
teb II tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
a Fl,lA,
FAMILY Fl-A.

N NV mis- plimc ~aImon,
n, DO do prime MacAcrel,
~ do key, Dutch ilerrngs,
90 90 do do Scotch IIelrngs,
r Nus tongues and Sounds. a choice article.
r,d ''u'ieS will be pleased with the above named
'' as they are put npi small yessels
HENRY BROWN. Jr.
N,,,,#,, .Neorig opposite the bo"%S
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Hy. FEETCEEEss ~ TOsEJ
TERMS.
IT.. INe AyMchDMr2 Iirgit.iNl"

:, p1intd t,rice 'eeek al - per amman, ragabi, in
aG,r,,ton ofe Edifors until at arrearag,s ar paia
~ REFRESHMENTS wiH b. ns,ri,d n
a Ienis per squire (or less The first time oad 81
.',t, for sach continuance. THOSE from distance
.a",t BE- paid for previously TO administrations ss the
'.,,nent be assumed by same responsible person in
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04

mands that 10 be cxpuured, which the former pos
lnvrl commands To be kept II it is competent
10 cXpunGc part oi thai journal which the consti-
tuition thus positively commands TO he kept it is e.
quail, competent 10 rxpunec the whole and the
constitution becomes dead letter 1t is needless
10 remind Won of the strong reasons which induced
the wise aud the vrluous men who laid the corner
stone oi our free institutions, to adopt that clause
OF the constitution, which requires the Senate to
Keep a Journal OF lis proceedings You per-
eeIVc how dangerous II would be 10 your rights, If
Your representative bodie, were allowed TO cvade
thelr responsibilities To the people, hy keeping no
record Of rbcr proceedings. Without this SUBJ
tlulrd safeguard, il is impossible that you can
know eithol tho good or thu evil that i, dono by
tao.C "ho derive thelr0uhorly from YOU, by whose
measures NoW welfare mad he affected, and of
"ho>c'oeuduel you have rieIn To iudgr. II it
nrrc Ni.''jn ont father, II adopt This provision of
Nour eon>rito'ion Low important il is that you
lould maintain r. Ibe tendency Of human in
sfflulton>, Il len To themselves, is 10 crow more
imperfect, and become motr corrupt, rather than
ialrtomr moi" perfect Of more pure; and what
tect drspoNs the Duct, efi, icnt responsibility of
Nour Representatives 10 yon. ,uikcs NJ de root of
our democratic Institutions When that response
lnit, opculv and hodl, assaulted hN papable
Violation ot constitution, Il q DANCER is cnIan-
eed hN he destruction 81 ti,. onIs guarantee YOU
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04

of the General AS,rrnhlv al \ ,rr;,#, j., ia. =
nate Chamber. ON the l6,b oc Narrb .Is36 in.
following Address to the peonl,. Of ,,,,,r;, No..
unanimously adoptcd
NV,
'''' 'o' Lt ot VIRGINIA.
felIo"-C ltlzens-Thc political events of the
Etsl twelve months cannot have failed otiN the al
'ollon ana excite the apprehension OF patriotic,
an intelligent and Tree people. II there he truth
III history, or wisdom III experience, we should not
'"fse' 'lat liberty was never granted rs Il boon TO
our tacr,-thai II can be preserved only hy uucca
sing vigilance and lhileNble adherence to the cal
dlnai virtues winch adorn and dignity human Id
lutt. rs public S'n1la"l>, we should letmy Soar
sacred confidence II VT did hot 1at llt aud al
''5loh''riN warn N"n 81 danger, VIII ,h VI rrbeNr
To lie IHmnrm. y Your teIIoW-cirHcn>, We arc
pound to You by the strong lies oi Il common de-
TINY ana must participate with the same emotions
Us Ne''i>eIN' IN all thai can aiCctthe interests, lbc
honor or The liberties 81 our country. We ad-
dress N"n asa body elevated above the transient
ana liUr'G1lhg eon'r,t>oi party the people at
NHsinl7, WHO can have II" motive Ct de>lfc but Ia
transmit Your civil institutions Ia Your PoSDcrItN,
Tree and p1or, IL YOU received tNcmfomNo tlth
els
he circumstances under nbicl#lh tie elections oil
.Id3 >prIug took place, " hcucaImiA viewed IN coll
Hrebon with subsequent events, disclose IL alarm
"@lact, thai Influences, which imNr l., en- >'udiou>-
" concealed tfo.l llle people, Ht}c eNrrcd IL
PH@eruI control over seu interests. In ,ul3rI-
f. t.L IL Il ant tttr,. Is
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NEGROES S..

M subscriber will, al all times pay the laghcs
cash pnce for likely young Negroes. Person
'''s such to sell, will do well to call GA HIM.
VI HART.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
FOETpONEMENT.

VIE sale OF the above property is postponed
until Thursday, the 18th da, r May next.
N il l.. PAYNE.
"afch3 ids
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staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hardware,
Groceries, &C. &c.

And from tho great care exercised IN selecting it, lis
extent aud variety, and having been mostly purchased
nr,ylons to the recent advance III the NprIen ma
sets they ht:terthemselYes thai lhcy WI he ,f1h!e
~ make it to the interest OF all who NAY nfai ihrla
with a call, 10 purchase.
They invite attention 10 the tollo"iU- catalogue.
embracing Il portion of then stoc,-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04
MARTIN, WARD n nAss~.

,I,ia street opposite Martin u DarenportS Shoc
Store, md a far doors beio~ the Fost ODieo
"\NE the pleasure of informing then friend, aad
4 i the public generally, that they ar now lcccy-
-. tI,ei, first supply of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-04

Extra, " est ot I,uglrnd
blue. black aud inyIsI
bic green Cloths,
ENua Napoleon ZNlolc
do.
Bottle green. adelaide
Dahlia, o'lye brow do
E>rta siugip# nt.lcd lilac
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All of which We are determined to ~eItou lHe most
liberal terms.
March 81
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March / /
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
THE VT. ASYLUM FOR THE IN
SANE,

AT Draillehnrough, is now ready for The
reception Of patients, and assurances are
given that every arrangement for comfort,
amusement. and finai health will he made.
VIM. II, Rockwell, is the physician Of the
Asylum; he has for some years been en-
gagged a, the Asylum at Hartford, Conn,
Terms from s5 to $40 per week--ior the
indigcnt according To circumstances. For
tie Information o. those concerned, we add
An extract from the advertisement Of the
Asylum.
Inhigent patients in this State whose dis
ease is not Oi more than three months stand
ing, So per week provided that certiii-
cafe IL lodged with one Of the Trustees
signed bp majority Of the select men OF
The town where the patient resides, stating
that hey arc Of opinion that the said pa
iient, or his or her parents, or husband,
(as the case may beg does moi possess pro.
r'rty IN me amount Of one hundred dol
lars. No pitient, however, shall remain in
the institution upon the said terms over
tix months, as that term will generally de-
tcrminc whether the case is probably Gu
rahie or not.
Boarders laboring under nervous dis
ease will be received al reasonable prices
according 10 the accommodations required
tEs-Nn patient will be received for less
Term than three months, and payment vii
ne required Tor that term in advance. !
the patien, should recover before the OK
pirption of that term, the pay for the mex
PRED time will be refunded. / the patien
remnin longer than three months, the sub
sequen, payments will no, be required il
aivance, hit only lor tn; time the pa
lien, remains.
n. B. IL should be borne in mind that ii
the first three months Of insanity, the chan
ces of recovery by proper treatment, ar
pastiy GREATER than at any subsequent pc
Yiod.-Insane persons, should therefore u
The first appearance Of the disease, be pa
ccd under durable treatment.
Application Cor The admission OF patient
may be made by letter or otherwise, 10 ID
Win. ii. Rockwell, o. either "i The Irus
tres.
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asSol'Gmso ans S8tate &Soprupr,

BOOKS, &c. This Path of Peace" by J.
s. c. Abbott; End the "Pasior's Daughter"
one Of Abbotps fire-sde seres---two excellent
books--excellent in style, aud excellent for
their moral tone. Tho first should fad a read
cr in every head Of family, and in overy class,
odd md young, rich or poor it may well be
styled The path 10 happiness, Tho "Pastor's
Daughter" is particularly intended for parents
and children.
Waldo trhodclpha,) commences o new
Volumt of the Circulating Library, Jan. oil
course this is tho time for new subscribers to
ecnd in their names, and for old ones 10 pay
UP arrearoges.
"American Almanac, and Repository for
Useful knowledge, ls37,"--pp, 1924, very
valuable work.
tDSThe Lsdy's Book and Ladies' Amer.
can Magazine are to be united, and edited by
Mrs Sarah J. Hale. Under her direction, the
E.ady's Book ought, and We think, will pros.
per. Now lie tho time, for those who wish 10
subscribe, TO hand in their names, as a new
volume commences tho lst Of January.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
TO The editor Of he Couier and Enquner.


WAsmNeToS, ID. c., 1llh Dec. Is3G.
The Van Burel policy is already dcvcln-
ping itself The tale has been orlluly amt
industrionSlY circulated, that Mr.. Preston
OF South Caroina was willing 10 take Of
flee under, and would support the new
President. This rumor reached the ears
OF The trends of Mr.. Preston nj home
one Of them made TIN enquiry nf him. He
treated the SANDER with contempt and in
diGnation, Hverring, hat il he knew its au-
thor, be would chastise The vile calumnia-
tor. mention this fact for the benefit nf
the retailers of this petty scandal. They
may he caiechsed, and compelled 10 bold
up 10 scOrn and dcrision ihrir masters. Mr..
Preston 10 reelected, unanimously, TO The
Senate Of The United States, which would
have not occurred, if there had been the
slightest foundation for these abrications.
his is one part Of the game. | will now
give you another
You may rccCollecl that Mr.. Van Buren,
said to the Baltimore Convenlioh--'I shall
cndeavor 10 tread generally in the "iootsteps
Of President Jacksnn--lrappy il | shall he o.
bic 10 "perect the work he has so glorious
ly begun Now notwithstanding this
solemn pledge, am authorized To state,
that some Of his adherens are privately
assuring The Wing party, that Mr. Van
Buren, will not carry oui'lhe policy .oi Gen.
Jackson, and appealing to their nagnani-
nifty not to commit themselves against his
administration, until they Lave seen the
course he purSues. These men are either
the dupes %. the magician, or ho,low-hear-
ted md inSincere; and yet, among the
number Of those who preach this new Ian
glcd doctrine, are honorable Senators.
will repeat the remarks of one Of them.
Within few days past, Nnn Buren,
Senator, in conversation with IA opposi-
ton man, commended, that il was UNJUST IN
condemn Mr. Van Buren's policy, until lIr
could be judged by his own scts. The
Wing remarked that he was already p'Sdg
ed to "pcrlect the work which Gen. jack.
son had begun" and that, therefore, there
was no necessity for time. The Senator
replied, that he knew Mr.. Van Huren
would not sustain the measures which Gen.
Jackson had adopted. Sir" said the gen.
tlenan, "do you mean 10 say that he will
!asiIy CHS own word, and violate the
pledge he made 10 the Baltimore Cenvep-
ton" 81 mean 10 say" replied the Sena-
tor Shat know that Nc will moi pursue lie
policy Of The present administration" This
is Z very brief sketch OF the conversation.
II was held in the presence and within the
hearing Of Senator Kent OF Maryland.
Such are The articles To which this rick
city, disjoined and already terrified "con-
sentative party" are driven by The signs Of
The times. They feel their own imbeclily
and weakness. X. Y. 4.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27
FrOm az. No OrL.an, R.a-

Inc Stare frqdekeGe prohibited in 1tsas.
We are informed, from high authority.
That The Texan Government intends enter
ing lorna complaint belUre the Cabinet,
at Washington, against the practice pursu-
ed by American citizens OF Introducing in
TO their territory, in vessles belonging ic
the U. s. negroes coming from other quar-
lers than this Union, and farther, that their
Minister al Washington will he instructed
10 usk OF our Government that vessel lie
ordered 10 cruise along their coast, Ia pre-
vent such introduction Of unlawful slaves.
and also that Il small force be stationed nt
the mouth of the Sabine, 10 guard against
their berg landed on the coast Of the US.
and Immediately transferred 10 the Texan
territory. Adjacent to the mouth Of the ga.
bne aie numerous ine,s and coves, where
small vessels may easily lie concealed, end
from these points, al present very remote
from any settlement or garrison, Il is easy,
without The lear Of detection, 10 iransrDrt
slaves across the Sabine, and thereby cs-
cape tie laws of both countries, nasiiuch
DIS tile constitution oi Texas admits of the
transportation OF negroes from The u. $.
while i prohibits il from every other coun-
try. The Congress- Of Texas will also
pass law prohibiting The introduction oI
any but slaves born in tho United States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

THE PREsiDENr.--'rhe Washington cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Z. S. Ga
on Wednesday, AMI was with difficulty
kept from iainting. This is corroboratcd
by the correspondent Of the Hew-York
Courier g. Enquirer, who says:
The President, yesterday, was not so
we'll as he has been ior several days; but
is again better this morning. He contn-
ues feeble and his situation precarious; his
recovery is greatly imped,d by the visits
which he continues 10 receive, and the ex-
crtions in conversation necessarily attend
ant upon those visits.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

The Greeks were never satisfied until
they could Danish h5s!ides; when his SER
vices were last to Athens, they discovered
their value and importance. We learn
from the Virginia papers that Mr.. Leigh
reiires from the Senalc of the L. S.-ffom
the North Carolina papers that Mr.. Man
gum also reiires; iromI.ouisiana that Judge
Porter declines To be considered candid
n'c. We could almost wish that Mr.. Clay,
Mr.. Webster, Mr.. Calhoun, and all tho
other great men who have defended the
Constitution and the Laws 10 The very last
moment, would also retire iram thaI body,
until the people shall have discovered that
they have elevated men without principle,
talent, or love Of connlry.-rhose eminent
men, il is true, NAV remain a. the Senate
without political influence, constant objects
Ia he slot al by the demn9ogues in the
wake of Mr.. Van Buren,, they, however,
may be useful in raising their voices a.
gainst currupliuns. Still in the end it would
be more advantageous for the country were
they 10 come amrnE the people, and let
them he satisfied that their confidence has
been bestowed an men incapable OF mana
gug the atlirs Of this G1vernment,-LN.
Y. Star.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

THz STAFF or DgATH.--il is stated that
100000 bushels ol Rye and Corn are month
" distilled into Whiskey u'lh's city nlnne
The amount destroyed, and worse than
destroyed. in the country at large, would
furnish bread IA a population Of million.
b. leduc,jng so largely from the amount
on hand, prices ARE enhanced, aud the poor
are distressed N consequence. Many are
thrown upon the public charity for relief
and many more suffer in silence. Where
ard what is The remcly' Or must he e.
vii he endured, and The stnii' OF life he H.
ersllv turned into the staff Of death IN.
z. Journal of Commerce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-27

trPr Investigator" in the last Pa
irio', is informed that tho article, 10 which he
alluacs, was COPIED from foreign paper
we mean, by thiF, paper published ont OF the
state Of Vermont. Will the "Iuvestigator" DC
30 good A. TO tell where he discovered his
srYLe7 We have seen nothing like II, un-
!ess j, be Inc following inscription over tail.
urs door, Whitechurch, England;
"Micrncosms hablimenis fashionnbly fab.
ricatcd, invisibly renovated, me,amorphosed
and depuratcd by Way.e, cosmopolitan,