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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

Al rulss holden in the Clerks Office
, of the Circuit Superior Court of
Lac and Chancery for Hampshire
county, the, LIST Monday in Sep
30, TENDER, 1886.
John Tysing and Polly his wife, plain
tiffs, against =
Ashford Poston, James Vance, and
Robert Carlyle. defendants., ~.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendan, Ashford Poston,
not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules oftbis court; and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant of this coun-
try In Is ORDERED, That the said de-
PENDANT do appear here on the LIST day of
the April term next, and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in Romney for two months
successfully, and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Court.
house oflhe said county of Hampshire.
"A copy Teste,
JOHN b. WHITE, c. H. C.
October IS, 1886,
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT : ).

In the Circuit Superior Court of
Low & Chaneery for Hardy county,
on the 2lst day Of September, 1886.
Moses Baker, plaintiff, against
John Burch, Executor Of William Ba-
ksr, decd, and in his own right,
and Magdalsna his wife, Jacob
Cherry and Elizabeth his wife, Ma
ry Baker, john Dsran and Rhoda
his wife, George Christian and Ell
eanora bis wife, Charles c. Hay
cock and Mary his wife, Samuel Ba-
ker, William Baker, and Ksnssy
M. Stewart and Rsbeeca his wife,
defendants, in CnANCERY.
This cause came on TO be heard this
21st day Of September, 1885, upon
the bill and exhibits, the answer Of
the defeadan, Joha Birch, Executor Of
William Baker, decd, and replica
ton thereto, tbs answer Of the defen-
dant William Baker, and the Subpoena
having been returned, executed on de-
PENDANTS John Burch aud MaRdalena
his wife, 10 their own right-Samuel
Baker, Mary Baker, Kensey NJ. Stew
art, George Chrismau and Eleanora
his wife, Charles c. Haycock and
Mary bis wife. aud the bill having been
filed more than fsur months, and these
defendants still failing to, appear and
answer, tbs bill is taken for confessed
as to them and the order of publica-
lion having been duly executed as to
defendants Jacob Cherry and Eliza
beth his wife, John Doran and Rhsda
his wife, and Rebecca Stewart the wife
Of Kensey M. Stewart, and the defen-
dan,s still failing to appear and an.
swer, the bill is likewise taken for con
fesssd as to them. On censlderat ton
whereof, the Court doth order, adiudgs
and decree, that Master Com missioner
HopeweII, do take an account Of the
further Administration of Defendant
Bureh, upon the estate of William Ba.
ker, decd, since the settlement set
forth 10 ComplaInants exhibit (B.) and
that he do further state the account be-
tween the Ezssutor and lega,ees, re-
spectively, SO as to show what sums oil
money they are entitled to from the es.
tate Of William Baker, Decd, stating
specially all matters deemed pertinent
by, himself, or which either party may
require to be so stated, and report to
the Court in order to a final decree.
A copy-Teste,
| CHARLES LOBB, Q. 6.
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Church and strongly experienced the
consultations ofreligion during her state
of suffering, she often expressed her en-
tire resignation to the will of God and
confidence in the Saviour, and that she
should enjoy an eternal state Of bless
edness in the Heavenly world. Her
death has caused chasm 10 her family
and neighborhood that cannot be filed.
Winch. Rep. No0. 9.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT
November S, 1856.

VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
In tile Hardy Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancsry, Septem.
Der term, 1886, setting as a Court of
Chancery.
Solomon shireman and Cathrene lis
wife, (lats Cathrene = al,erman,)
Nimrod Thorn and Elizabeth. his
wife, (late Elizabeth Hallerman,
and Christina HaIterniap, heirs and
legal representatives. OF Christian
Haltermau, decd, plaintiffs, against
Joseph Miller and Isaac MilIer,ad
istrators ofJacsb Miller, decd, and
John MilIsr, Executor Of Anthony
Miller, decd, ard William Robin
son, administrator Of Christian fl al
terman, decd, and John Snyder and
Jacob Snyder, defendants, +.
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
81, This day came tbs plaintiff. by
their counsel, and this cause is set for
hearing, and camf on this s2ad day Of
September. 1886, by the consent of
parties, to be heard upon the bill and
answer, thereto by one Of the defen,
dents, John Snyder, and the replication
therets, and the bill is taken fer con,
fessed against the ether defendants /;
the subpoe IA having been served four
months previous thereto, and upon ar:
guasni Of counsel, it is, ordered, ad-'
judged and dscreed, tina, an aegean,
be. taken between the heirs of Chris
tian Halterman, decd, and the Guar
dian. Jshn Snyder, and also. between
the said Christian Hallsrman's estate,
and bis Administratsr William Rob
.inson, before Master Commissioner
Hopewsll, to ascertain, what 10 due
from the Guardian TO his ward, end
from the said Robinson, to his ,intes-
tale estate, stating gill matters by him
self deemed pertinent or as either party
shall desire 10 be stated, and make re-
port thereof to the Court 10 order 10
final decree. A copy-Tes,e,
CHARLES LOBB, c. q.
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VIRGINIA. TO W.T.:

SlRSINShs TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of The Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and Chancery for Hump shire
county, the LIST Monday in Sep
, TENDER. 1886.
Matilda Kyle, plaia,ilf, against
Hannah Barrett, widow of William
Barrett, formerly Harriet Kyle, Wild
ow of Robert Kyle, dec'd., John Nj.
Waggoner and others, defendants.
w.. IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Hannah Barrett. James
Kyle. Daniel Kyle. and Jacob Swart and
Elizabeth his wife. not having entered
their appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of Assembly and the
rules ofths court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this country; IT IS orr
pEREp, That the said defendants do ap.
pear here on the Estday ofthe April term
next, aud answer the bill ofthe plaintiff;
and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN aoma newspaper pubs
lshed in Romney, for two moaths suc-
cessiveIy aud that another copy be pos
ted ct the front door Of tho Court house
OF the said county Of Hampshire. Al
copy Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. H c,
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GOODS,

. "OUAHSs
Of almost every description suitable
for the season, and. which he fatters
himself he will sell on as accommoda-
ting terms as any other in this section
Of country-amongst which are i
Super Blue, Black, Olive,
Dahlis, Invisible Green, Brown, Grey,
Mixed & Drab Cloths Z; Plate Cloths
and Peiershams plain, plaid and stri-
ped Cassimeres, superior quality ; plaid
and plain Cassioetts, figured Gro de
Maps and English Merinoes and Cir
casiaps; Satin plaid cut Silk Velve,
and Toilineit Ves,iugs Black Lutte.
string, and Fancy coloured Silks (; Ca
Iicoes and Ginghams figured, barred
and plain, Swiss and Null Muslins /,
plain and figured Bobbinett, Jaco-
nett, Edging & Insertion; IA Merino
Shawls /; Cotton and Valentia, ditto j;
Thibet Wool, and Cause Handker-
chiefs Bobbinett and Thread Laces |
Cause Lutestring Ribbons and Belt
ings yellow, green, and red Flannels /;
white & coloured Canton do; bleached
and brown Muslins. Ornaburgs, and
Bed Ticking; Mackinaw Rose g. Pon.
Blankets; Spun Cotton, and Candle
Wick.-Also, China, DELPHI and p,
&oneacGre, Hardware ahd Tn
=, acure,
Drugs and Groceries.
Also,-Lasting Morocco and Leather;
coarse and 6ne SHOES, of all sizes /;
coarse and fine BOOTS,;. Costing, and
Strap IR ON, and WOODWARE, and
many other articles too tedious to emu
merate. -, IL, - t',n 3..p
@ Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn. Buck
wheat, FIaxseed and Linsey, taken in
exchange for GOODS. =
WILLIAM VANCE.
Romney, Oct. 20, 1886.
ALSO,-On hand q choice lot of
CHINESE RAzORS, which has
a higher reputation than any other ar
,icle Of the kind ever introduced in this
couniry--those in want will call soon.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
Tobacco, Snuff and Sugars.

Tobacco, Snuff and Sugars.
80 Boxes Small Luap's TOBACCO
IS. and 12s. of the. very best
quality.
ls Boxes Browns 'Ne Plus Ultra do
81 Boxes Fine Sweet Scent, do
l8 Boxes do not Sweetened, do
20 Boxes Good and Sweet, low
price, de
"a Boxes Small Jumps IFS. good 81
cheap, do
IL Boxes ID. Lump, lew price,, do
10 Boxes Small Lump, very low, do
80 Boxes 4 Gross Pipes; 20 Boxes
by 10 Glass
so Reams large and small Wrapping
Paper;
10000 Fine yellow Havana Segars,'
10000 Yellow and Brown Spanishsdo
1910 900 Yellow Is Brown Half Span
ish, do
TidbaIps Mixture, Natchitoches, Con-
gress, Macobay, Rappss, Lancas-
ter's and Scotch SNUFF;
Cut and Dry Tobacco, Spanish Trim
miugs. and common Smoking To-
bacco;
Lucifer Matches; Segar Cases, aud
Tubes; +.
A large supply Of 6ne and common
SNUFF BOXES.
The subscriber will furnish every
article in the Tobacco Trade, to Mer-
chants as low as they can be bought 10
Baltimore and on good terms. He will
always keep stock, from which a sup
ply Of any article can at all times be
had of the best quality. All orders
will be carefully attended to, and
goods forwarded with despatch.
LLOYD LOGAN.
Winchester. Oct. %, 1866.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

a LII persons are hereby forbid
den to Hunt, Range, Fish, Fowl,
or in any way trespass on the
"GLRBE LANDso of Hampshire coua-
ty. The Ovsrseers Of said county, are
determined to punish all and every
trespass, with the utmost rigou Of the
Jaw. BY order Of the Overseers.
JOHN BRADY, President.
October ~, 1866.
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Commissioners Office, Moprefsld, !
October 25th, 1886. (
The parties interested in the forego.
lag decree, are hereby notified, that
shall attend at. my Office in, Moore
hsid. on Monday the stu day Of De-
cembcr nsst, when and where they will
attend with the necessary papers and
testimony to carry the same into effect
JOHN HOPEWELL,,
Master Commissioner
November S, 1856.
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which have been selected with all the
judgment and taste he was capable Of
exercising. The undersigned has no
desire to monoroli&e The business, but
hopes by disposition to accomm odate
and determination to sell cheap, to
merit portion Of public patronage.
JOHN DALEY.
MoorefeId Oct, s, 1S56,-tf.
N. B. Every article of Country pro.
doce taken in exchange for GOODS.
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Commissioners Office, Moorefisld, ]
October 25th, 1899.

The parties interested in the fore
going decree, will take notice, that /
shall attend at my S&se, in Moore.
field, on Wednesday Tie III day of
December nsTt, when and where they
will appear with the necessary papers
and testimony 10 carry The same iats
effect, JOHN HOPEWELL,
Master Commissioner.
November s, 1886,
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Notice.

ALL persons who purchased arti.
cles at the sale of Wa. 4. Sanfstd's
property ARE informed that their Notes
are now due, and payment is expected
without delay, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. Attention to this
notice will save trouble.
WILLIAM, WEIGH,
Agent for w. T. Sanford.
Hamp. CO. Nov. $, 1S36.-t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
Land for Sale.

p Y virtue Of a decree Of the Cir
cuit Superior Court Of Law and
:. Chancery for Hardy County,
rendered and pronounced on the 22nd
day Of September, 1886, in the case
Of Joseph N. Green and Amanda NAL
VIVA his wife, complainanls, and James
Parsons, defendant.appointing the sab
scriber Commissioner for that purpose,
I shall, proceed to sell, on the premi-
ses thereof, on the first day ofDscsm-
Der next, one, half of a tract Of land,
containing about
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12

PIED, Al bayfield,. 10 this county,
ensshs slst ult. Mrs. Elizabeth White,
sensofi of'Major White, in the 65th
1saf o. her age, after a protracted i'll
hsss OF some weeks, which she bore
l W ul0saal atmness she had been
|s-e a member Of the Psesb, teriaa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
Union School,
ADJOINING THE UNION MEETING HOUSE
Little Capon.

THE above named school being 10
full operation under my superinten-'
dence, am DESTROYS of admitting into
my family three or four Boarders, who
will experience every attention, which
the most anxious parent can deem re-
quisi.e. for their moral. and intellectual
improvement and domestic comfort.
The location is. ia every respect
quite eligible the dwelling house be,
ing SO conveniently near; to the school.
house.-'The, distance from Romuey
about seven miles, and from Winches-
ter thirty six ; the salubfity Of air and
water not surpassed in any section Of
country throughout Virginia.
GEORGE PADDIsoN.
TERMS.
BoARD, PER ANNUM ,aorA S55
Eng fish instruction. viz :--Reading,
Writing Arithmetic, Grammar, 4
and Geography, 10
Greek. Latin, French, Mathematics q
and Astronomy, Is
Testimonials al to character and
qualification can be seen at Mr.. VIM.
Vancs's Store. -. G. P.
Hamp. co. Oct. is, 1886.
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GOOD S.

ofthe best suolity and as Cheap as the
Cheapest +; 10. which we invite their at
tention, end pledge ourselves to furnish
them on the most fair and liberal terms.
Our assortment of
CLOTHS d oAss1MEREs.
are very 6ne, and Of every shade and
quality, 81 our assortment Of Cassinetts
tie same. Our assortment Of
British, French, and american
GOODS,
is very general, and too great for the Ii.
mits Of a newspaper. Our assortment of
Groceries,
is also oery gsod, and the best quail
ity. Our assortment of
HARDWARE 4 QUEENsWARE,
is also good. Together with a fine
stock Of Shoes. Boots, Hats, Caps, and
Miscellaneous articles. We have also
on hand, supply of Ground Allum
and fine Sab, and expect in, few
days supply Of vsry fine Iron.
Sam'l. III. Alexander & Co.
MoerefeId, Oct. 16, 1886.
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$40 ACRES,

aud 2 Roods. The whole Of Lot No.
2 or so much thereof as will be ne
cessary to. pay off and satisfy the sum
Of $3.50 IA cents, with legal interest
thereon from the 22ad day Of April,
1886, until paid, and costs Of suit, and
costs of sale, &c.,-is to be sold upon
the following conditions, to wit : so
much as may be necessary for the pays
ment Of all the. costs Of this suit, and
the expenses of sale, shall be paid in
Cash, and the balance in three pay
ments Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, the purchaser giving bond
and security for the deferred payments
thereof with interest from date.
JOHN HOPEWELL.
a.. Sheriff of Hardy County.
October %, ls36.-tds.
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40 ACRES,

lying and being in the county Of Har-
dy, on the East side of the South
Branch, and knswn>by the name Of
Capt. James Parsons "Honse Place."
10 the report Of Commissioners APP
pointed by previous decree of said
Court, to lay off the said tract of land
into two equal notifies, aud to assign
one moiety thereof to Rebecca Par
sons, the widow Of james Parsons,
decd. and the other moiety to James
Parsons the part assigned to James
Parsons, land to be sold hereby, is des-
cribsd as Lot No. 2, beginning at the
division line, corner to Lot No. 1,
thence with the same North SO, West
1853 Poles, to the road, thence South
"a, West 2 Poles, thence North S75,
West 2ls Poles to the River. thence
down the meanders OF the same to the
Glebe, thence with the; Glebs Land
South All, East 400 Poles, thence
South A., West II Poles to the begins
ming, containingl
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Winchester Market. Nop. 6.

n ARKiED, in. this place, on Tues
3ay last, by the Rev. William WEIGH,
y Eaoch Barker to Miss Lucy Lang
both Of this county.
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l23 ACRES.

To o,sr Customers and Friends.
T having become so fashionable Of
late, amongst our Brother Chips, to
make great display of Little
things upon paper, and as nothing Of
the kind has appeared from US, & lest
some Of our friends by cur silence might
suppose that we have none Of the good
things and cheap; we hereby inform
them, that we have almost every varie.
~ nj
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12

following the result OF the safe o. the ONO c0mpny English Cat
tle which took place the goth ChiIiccthe:
Names of Bulls Purehasar Mama,
1 Reformsr, supposed to be inefficient Calf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
$s5o7s,oo
New Goods.

VIE subscriber has the pleasure
n Of announcing to his friends and
the public in gensraI, tina. he
has recently returned from Baltimore,
and Is now opening at his Store
room, opposite William Armstrong;
Tavern, in Romney,
A Neat and General Assortfssns Of
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NWtt
Woorefs1d Jockey Club Races.
We are indebted to the Winchester
Republic Dfor the following statement
iii the Races. which took place in Har~
Nv county on the 9th ult.
aFrRsT DAY--Tbree mile heats, Purse
FL one hundred and fifty dollars.
81 George C. Harnesses bay geldiDg, Bay
oltoD, by Rather. 6 years old
* b. A. Layton's br. horse Frederick, by
Tariff, S years old g. 2
John G. Harnesses br gelding Big Ben,
~ Star, years old 2
Time, lst heat en-. 29s.--end heat en-.
&Ss.
n SECOND DAY-Two mile heats Purse
75.
Isaac Cunningham's br horse Burdock.
N Bertrand, 5 years old
George C. Hsrness's bav horse Part
hv Star years old 23
IN. Kuykendalrs br. mare ----, by
Mar. wears old =, 8 dis
ime. 1st heat Am. 2s.--2nd heat An. Is.
n THIRD DAY--Three best in fve-Purse
55.
Capt. John G. Harnesses br. gelding
8ig Ben, by Star, S years old Q
al George g. Harness's bay horse Pulas-l
n, by star, S years old dis
s The track was ploughed deep Just be.
fore the races and was very heavy.
-. -
Fz last stage of human Misery
The Nashua Gazette gives the follow
Ing shocking detail Of Innate case 10
New Hampshires ~,
ran insane paupef ia this town is
Now confined ia dungeon bailt in the
Eellar Of his keeper, from whom he for,
nnerly escaped, was pursued, brought
lex. and placed there for safe keep
ne. Shut up in darkness, he became
iFantic, as we'll he might, and no one
dsred approach him. They fastened
n every outlet Of escape, and here for
10 years has he been Imprisoned
xihout fire, without clothing, and no
heman eye has once seen; him.-A
frough is placed to receive his food, Is
hsre he is fed daily like the very swine !
N mot ssea picture toe painful even
rs Imagination.
A man in Kendall, England, has
been arrested for marrying 2 wives 10
3 days.
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The Markets.
Alezamdria Market, Mop. A.

Baltimore Market, Nov. 4.
IL CATrLE.-Ws have no change to
~ Ike in the prices Of Beef on the hoof,
l6ere is still good supply in market,
8 we quote as before at Sc 5Oa T 80.
logs have now advanced to SIS so a
SO. Sales early in the week at s Is.
# HOWARD STREET FLouR.-The wa
goh price has advanced a little, and
now ranges from So Is to 9 81. Re-
eeipis somewhat improved.
WHEAT.-Two cargoes German
'Wheai, comprising about II, 900 BUSH
"a mostly Of prime quality, we're sold
N Tuesday at ST. o5, Q O5 and 2 10;
lceerdingae the quality Of the several
rarcels. The market is again bare of
koreign wheat. or Md. wheats there
re very trifling parcels arriving; the
MES Of which,as in quality,range from
$I SO TO 2 O5.
Csrn IS cents; Rye ST. 20; Oats
Al cents Wbisksy SO a 40 cents.
\ Winchester Market, Nov. 6.
ia mily Flour. So 90; superGne, IS is
IS Wheat, 81 70 a I 90; Rye, go
q 81 Corn, (new per barely AZ rs /;
Oats, S5' cts. Bacon, 1 2 cts. Plas-
Yet, $40 per ton Flexseed, 81 a IL;
9round Plaster in casks. SIS per ton !;
ar. 81 ctnrs per bushel; do in Sacks
3S rs.
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OFFERS his professional services
to the public. He will attend the Su-
perior and Inferior Courts of Hamp-
shire and Hardy. His Office 10 in
Romney, over the S,ore.room Of G.
l.. Wren g. Co. 3, 4
Romney, July SO, 1ss6.--,f
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Latv Partnership.
RICHARD PARKER

AVlNG determined to locate
himself permanently in the
county of Hampshire, the nm.
designed have associated in the prac"
lice Of the Law. Their Office will be
the same. heretofore occupied by the
said A. w. Mcdonald.
A. W. MCDONALD,
RICHARD PARKER.
Rpmney, Jay 30, lss6.-'f,
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NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he has
lately received from Philadelphia and
Baltimore his supply of
FALL AND WTNTER
GOODS.
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COWS AVID HELPERS.

o.. - - - ~ INV IL - LIZ A<4aoU
] Candy, s years old,
2 Blossom, 6 do
9 Flora. 5 years cid and Calf,
a Lilly Of Valley Of Ters, 5 do
$ Matilda, S do
6 CALYPSO, $ years old,
Z Young Maria, years old & Cali,
8 Lady Blaneh, supposed to be d bar
rem Cow, D..
9 Bees ,Wate, and Calf, a years old,
10 Clutches Of Liverpool, age net knowr
IL Lady Colting, A years old, no proof O
=. being breeder,
IL Beauty of tie West, 2 years olds
t3 Lilsck, i year old,
Ia Lady Of the Lake. year old,
IS Lady Patsy, 1 do
16 Pappy, do
II Pink, 9 menths old, II
10 May Fl0wsr, 6 months old,
20 Miss Rose, Z year. old, ''''''
81 Ceiestina, 2 DO
2s Ma!ina, 2 do
% IHustrious, 2 do
"a Lady Abernatky,
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Commissioners Sale.


Commissioners Sale.
RY virtue ola decree Of the Cir.
10 Cult Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery, for Hampshire coun.
", in the case Of George McCauley,
complainant, and Addison McCauley,
Alfred McCauIey and others, defen-
dants, | shall offer for sale bsfere the
court house door, in .Romney, on Mon.
day the 2Sth day IF November mext,
being court day, the
TWO TRACTS OF LAND.
OF which George McCauley, died, seiz-
ed, situate in the county of H am pshire,
one Of which contains
l23 ACRES.
and the other ia ACRES. Term,
Fifty dollars 10 Cash, and the residue
in two equal payments, upon o credit
Of six and twelve months, the purchas.
er giving bond and security for the de-
ferred payments; the legal title will be
retained until the last ins,alment is paid
C. HEISKELL,
Special Commissioner
Oct. eo, iSs6.-tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
$40 ,00-Doctor Wotts.

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$9S5, O0-James 1yim5Ee.
1000 OR. r. Seymour.
1905 90 Georges Renick.
$50 OO-T. Huston.
1000,00-Doctor Watts,
325 oO-Ss. McNsiH.
100000 h. J. Harness.
25o,oo-Cxarles Davis.
2225,0o-JoAn J. Vanmeter.
,. $1,000 William anderson.
2os,oo-J. T. Webb.
900, oo-Asal Renick.
425,oo-E. Elorrance.
N5,oo-R. r. Seymour.
510,oO-Asal Renick.
$1,000 George Reniek.
675,00-William 1yiwbls.
ID 4o5 ,oe-B. Harrison.
1o5,0o-0eorge ReteAf.
12O0,o0-John Reaiek.
! 930,0O-I Hsston.
Z 1oo5,oo-J Cunningham Of Ky
N5,oo-Abraham Renicb, d.
815 90 William Rsniek.