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PARTICULARS.
j. BISHO 81 cos.

j. BISHO 81 cos.
recent stuck of
Boots and Shoes
comprise the following kinds, TO vii:
Gets 6r-i rate calf and morocco Boots,
g .. waterproof ..
lieh, sewrd and peggad
stout kip & seal skin low price
~ hori buitonrd
fine shoes e. bootees various patterns
..s,nui bsnad and unbound shoes aud
tooiccs,
lined and unlined rubbcrs
patent buckskin top mockersons
Ladies' French kids, tic aud lace. new style
morocco Including all colors
'iprunella, turn and sprins heel slip
pers
laced and bui.onci gai,cr boots,
seal prpnelia e. morocco walk,ne shoes
russia, calf and morocco slippers
denmark satin plush and satin -
" white satin and silk
/" lined, nnlinrd and fur top rubbers
Misses kid prunclla and seal slippers ard
walking
:. seal and leather slippers and walking
pruncila and leather Boots
{" lined and bound rubbers,
Boys smut peggrd buuis all sizes
- 6ne and stout ralf skin shoes
- IS and ~ booiees.
{. bound and unbound shoes AMI booires
'.. lined and uniinrd rubhrrs.
Chiidren's mnraceo,s cal Il prunella boots
" y "'. slippers.
- stout leather shoes and boniecs
Mems stau, tewed and pceged brogans
and about
Three thousand Pair
Of the best
Ne no Sk0es
in the Di.lric, viii will be- sold Low.
All kinds Of shoe makers materials iu-
clading cvery description Of
Lasts and Sh.e Thread,
ALSO
Sole and Id Upper Leather at
Calf and Goat Skins.
LtnSsg lzsd Bis6ting Sktsss
Trunks, Backing. Varnish.
Sparibles, Shoe Knives &c
Call and see next door moth OF MrG
Ma,bcson's. ~
ort. as::37::tf
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NeaD Copartnersh,p.
The subscribers having, on The I7ih Aug
las. Termed eopar.nership, under the
6rm Of
J. H. Anderson f. Go.
Respectfully solicit from their friends and
tho public generally a continuance "f
,ha, patronage which has hitherto been
extended to them individually
The Former customers nj each OF the
Subscribers. uill be accommodated on the
same lermsas hereiofurr. by applying al
tho Store formerly occupied hy r F. VIII
irpisue. J. n. ANDERSON.
PF viLLEPlGUE
Nav. I2-3s-.f
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1900, 5000, 3,0OO,
1000 10 OF 1000 10
Of 500, 10 Of $50, &c DC
~: AE an Sn

Tickets 96-halres % 50 80
Every ticket in this LOTTERY viii bs en.
titled 70 80 metz, If . blank. and 8 ssf
one drawn number. -,
Dec I0-Wili be drawn the splendid
Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Glass Q. This
Is another grand afair-Capitals
10000 10000 6.OO0 .s
$40. 5000. $500. 1900 50 of 1000,
% of 500 20 Of 800 1913 of 200, &c. DC.
% Nos. I2 drawn ballols.
Tickets 10 dallars-shares in proportions,
Dec l5-Grand Consaliialed Lollery
Class 40, Is drawn ballots, Capitals
5000. 5000. 1900. l.763. 5 sof ] 900 s.
Of 600, 10 Of 500 10 OF $50. 80 or sOO,
3Oofl5D, 200 sf 100. &c.
Tickets t5-shares in proportion.
Dec. l7-Anolher splendid af1air-vir-
ginia Leesburg Lottery. Class 8 Capt.
tails. S.'..
10000. 1900, 10000. 500, 2,boC, 9 81, s
2,CO0 3 of l6C0. 5of 1900 ICO af too,
20 Of 800 So OF 800 &c
Tickets 10 halves s
Is No Lottery, l2 drawn balinss. Dr-
ders for tickets IN ibis Lottery mus. be !
sent early. 80
Dee. .l.-Grsnd Consolidated Lottery
Class SO. Capitals, l5.'sst5a ss;si
5000. 1000. 1000 5000 1900 i0of le0O
l0of 800 90 af 800 &c. as No. Lone.
.ry. l2 drawn ballots, s - 8.
Tickets halves g quarters / Y s3:7'es
Dec "a Maryland State Lottery,
Class "a all prizes again, Capitals
$1,000 5000 1000 5000 ZOO, 20O0 af
1000 9 II 1900 10 ol 1000 20 OF 500 20
Of $50 80 ofa00. &c. rs
Tickets l0-siiarcs in proportion.
All tickets in this Lottery Ariag assc
Of tkt drana asmb1s on tlem, wilt each be-
entitled Us 8 dollars nett md one number
as usual 10 dollars. Thisis very popa.
lar Lottery and the Tickets sill 30 of ra-
pidly. sa.5 .z5 9s
Dee. 28-Thc virginia Pe,sssbarsh.
Lottery. this Lottery, viii Be con,enicnts
Z. reneu tickets in. Capitals. se ''s5
1000 5000 300 1000 200 80 Of 1000 so.
OF 800 20 Of 200, 80 Of $50 &c -
Is No Lottery i2 drawn ballots.
Tiekets6 dollars shares in proportion
The last chance this year
Dec. 3i-virginia Wcllsburgh Class s.
Ca,itais 80 s, ,s
3loo0 10, ,0aO .600O 5000 1000 $500 1000
100 % Of 1000 IS Of 600 o &c 800 200
y Of 100 60 8 81 s..4l a
% No Lottery Is drawn laliots.
Tickcss 10 dollars shares IN proportion
This Is nlsn . favoriie scheme. Persona
writing by mail and enclosing cash or.
prise tickets arc assured that they 70 Der. :
fectly safe when addressed 10 the subscri.;
ber:: Quite the many thousand money,
letters addressed 10 mo annually / sssrcs
evr hear complain. oil misearri,rs.--
Letters Promptly answered by re.arn2oe
mail. and always confidential. Adde'S
A. II. SCHUYLER New York 4
Who has been established Ia busanAs,
more than ten wears. rofersEto shss faoai
respectable houses in Now Yosk. Phiiss
iclpilia. Baltimore, chsriesson, s. .lsC.
md Augusta Geo. and who has sold morn
splendid high prizes than any msn IN ths
world. .1s.1.e
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AUCTION
and
COMMISSION BU SIN ..SS.
y


The subscriber respectfully informs the. public
that, he has commenced the above business, and
will dispose Of any merchandise at ancton OF pri-
vzic sale entrusted to hi and will De thankful for
W. R.-YoUNG.
Camden Nov. 25-i0-a
References.
JON RossER,
JOHN M. NlOI.ON
r. +. rlLLEFtGUE.
JOHN WORKMAN,
HOtLEYaiAN d GASS.
), L.sjONES,
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.
The Coranncsship heretofore existing az
this place under .hc firm Of Crosby & Rich
ardson. was tins day dissnlrcd BY mutual cou-
sen,, the whole bd,lncss Of lh. concern grill
be sct,lca BY J. J. Richardson.
JOS. J. CROSBY.
J.J. RICHARDSON.
Fulton. August 10 SIT
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FANCY DRAB,

BROWN and Mixed BROAD CLOTHS
suited fur ovcfcoals, also. rich, check'd
and striped CASSAMERE aud SATTI-
NETTS. for sale by
f. w. BONNEY.
Oc,. @-37-,i.
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TOWN LOTS.
Carriages, Wagons, &c
for s sale.

Four Lots hack nf DR.. Lees residence.
slf" rrr. superior family earri.s~. atuo
Nurse Wagon. q gnnd Carl. and an old Ba-
rouci,. and patent Cutting Box. Enquire
sf J. DUNLAP.
Nov. i2-3s-c
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Look Ahead { !!
Dec. 3-The Virginia wheeling Lottery,
Class will be drawn. cspitais, 5000
10000, 4.00O. $3.50, 1000,
80 prizes Of 1000
81 :. g 900

&c. &c. &c, 6s No Lottery, 10 dlawn
ballots. g3s. ,S.ss e
Tickets 10 dollsrs-shares 10 proportion.
Dee. THE Grand Consolidated Lot
terry. Class 46 will be dsunali prizes-
Capitals. , ;S ss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ At the instance of a number
Of our fellow- citizens friendly to the
election of Gen. HARRISON to the neat
Presidency Of the United States, ABE
haze been induced to undertake the
publication of a small! weekly paper,
devoted to that great and patriotic
object, ,ohich, from its cheapness, may
find ats sOay into the hands of every
man in the Communicable. Decided-
la prefering Gen. Harrison to any Of
the candidates IN the field, zoe haze
matched Nth the most lively satisfac-
| tion, from the FIRST small s0aos to the
present full food, the demonstrations
of the people en- his favour.--4nd
believing that his election may be Sc
cured IN the Electoral Colleges, soitA
the aid of "Virg mia, ard the excite
ment thus ovOided incideat to an cleo
tson by Congress, s0e.fee1 il to be a
solemn duty no longer to 'oaios that
preference. We are firmly persuad-
cd, moreover, that this choice is more
in consonance soith the principles ard
interests of Virginia, than any other
,ohicA can now be made, and that it
,0iU be found on fair experiment, to
be sustaiaed by the overwhelming
luoice of the People.
The Advocate ,OiN be published,
for the most part, ,ceekty, from th's
time untH the election in November
The series piO consist Of Twenty-Five
Numbers, and be furnished to Clubs,
or County Committees, at the rate OF
1 cent number, or t,oenty :Jfus cents
the series. No less number, howe0er
than yGve copies can be furnished, by
mail, to one address. O. Payment
to be made snoaribly in Advance.
Such paper is believed to be re-
ou;red by the crisis.-lts great OBJ
;ect yiu be to place the claims Of
General Harrison fully and fairly be-
fore the People, and open a channel
of communication among hes jr'endS,
to keen them advised Of the progress
ofthe good cause, and thus to animate,
encourage and unite their e1erttons.
The paper aciN also contain sntor-
nation o. other subjects Of pu6lsc IN
tereSt.
IT'S Aoped that the friends Of the
cdmse throughout the State soiH sec
ond our views By aiding an the cireu-
iation of the Harrison Advocate. The
lov price at ,cAich at is offered, pre-
ciudes the possibility Of sending IL by
mai! to single Subscribers.
HARPER g. SOSEY.
Stanton, March 80, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

At rules holden IN the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Lac and Chancery for the Coun
ty Of Hampshire. on the first Mon
dag in March, 1886.
Timothy Williams, Plaintiff, against
William McCracken and Rebecca his
wife, and Samuel D. Brady and l.
saac Parsons and Rebecca Parsons,
executor and execulrix Of James Par.
sons, decd. and James Parsons deten-
dan.s. IN CHANCERY,
The defendants William McCrack-
en- and Rebecca his wife, and Isaac
Parsons, no, having entered lhelE APP
pearance and given security accord
ing TO the &C! OF assembly and The
rules of this court /; and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this country III as
ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on The LIST day OF the sep
tenlber term next, and answer the bill
Of the Plaintiff ; and that copy OF
this order bs forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in komney,
for two months excessively, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door OF the courthouse of The said
county Of Hampshire. A copy--fes1e,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H. G.
. March IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
VIRGINIA. To W.T..

Al rules holden sn the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
La,0 ana Chancery for the county
Of Hampshire, Oh Tie lss Monday
in March, 1886.
John Wilson and Ann his wife, plain
tias, against,
john While, administrators with the will
annexed of Francis White, decd. E
van Mcdonald, and Mary his wife,
Robert N. White and others, defen-
dants. IN CdANCERY.
The defendants John A. White, Ho.
ratio Keys, Cleon Keys, Alexander
Keys, and Charles Frizzle, and Jane
or Jannett his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security
according TO the &C. Of assembly and
the rules of this court and it appear.
ing by satisfactory evidence thu. they
are no. inhabitants Of this country !; IL
is ordered, Tba! the said defendants
DO appear here on the LIST Gay of the
September term next, and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiffs /; aud that a4copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in'Komney
for Two months SUCCESSFULLY, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door of the courthouse oflhe said coun-
ty Of Hampshire. A copyTeste,
JOHN B WHITE, C. H.o.
March, ~, 1886
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30

S,ates Bank, now Stale Institu,i on,
MIR. Van Buren has dared to commit
himself, snd is row identified With the
unprincipIed war against the currency
YALukBLR INyENTIoN.--M essrs.
Seymour & Wbipple Of Utica, have
oblsined q pateos for a simple, curious
and very useful machine, which should
be generally patroniaed. II is called
q "FIRE ALARM THERMoMETER." 1t
consists of a small case, containing the
apparatus Of an alarm clock or bell,
which is hung In your bed chamber,
also a graduated bTass thermometer,
W hich Is affixed 10 each room Of the
house, and from which wire or cord
extends to the alarm bell. Therefore,
if by accident a FIRE breaks cut in d
room, il even smoke or eny thing in
the room increases the heal, 10 few
seconds after hecnusue3 heat operates
on the thermometer, it 'sets The alarm
bell in motion, and by opet1iag the
case, emo seeing The pulIy, you al once
know ia what loom the FIRE has broke
out long before i, has reached The
height TO become dangerous, even
when single bucket Of water can ex-
tiugush it.
He who makes an idol Of his inter-
est, makes martyr Of his Integrity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
THE INTELLIGENCEk,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
by William Mar per,
Romney, Pa.

TERMS.-TAe Tatslysgencer is pub"
Hshed peekly, at Two Dollars a gear,
if paid within tie first Sir months, or
Two Dollars and Fifty Gents, after the
expiration Of that time.
No subscription s0iH be taken for
shorter period than SAG months, nor a"
ny paper discontinued (eacept al the
discretion of the EDITOR untst all ar
rsarages are paid e9.
Advertisements Of a square Orsvs'
der lOiN be inserted three wecks fQr one
dollar, ard for each contiaNancs,
twsnsy.Sue Cents-iongsr oass in the
same proportion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30

Remaining in the Post Office in Moore.
field, on the LIST day Of April, 1886,
which, il not taken out before the
Is, day of July next, will be sent to
The General Pos, Office as Dead
Letters.
jeremiah Bobo John Torrents
James Brooks Mrs. McNemar
Morgan Byrns James Machin
Geo. Cunningham a James hurry
Clerk of Hardy Co. Daniel McNeille
Benahy Cassaday Daniel Powell
Jacob Fisher Jacob Powell
Jones Green Aron Poland
Apness b. Green Jacob Rumen
James Camille Frederick A. Roper
Eaoch Glaseoke Adam Sulser
Revd. C. Hartman Henry F. Suit
Geo. G. Harness 8 John Stafford
Geo. Harness Sd. Q William Seymour 3
Adam Harness David Sphor
Elizabeth A. Har. Elizabeth Stump
ness John Smith (of Sa-
Peter Hutton RAM
Francis Idleman Thomas Seymour
Ferdinan Lewis Godfrey Wllklns
Adam Little John Welton
James Lambert g Alfred Yoakum
HANNIBAL PUGH, p. M.
Moorefisld, April r6, 1886.
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rYhe silk Culturist

and Farmers Manual.
Published monthly By the Executive
Committee OF the Hartford County
SILK Society, at SO cents per an
NUN. Volumes /. and II.
d SHE object of this publication is
II to disseminate thorough know-
edge Of the Silk business. The
cultivation ofths Mulberry Tree in all
its Notwithstanding Silk WORMS
the production Of Cocoous Feeling
and manufacturing Silk, and Dyeirg
The same. qhe publication will con-
tain complete mammal Of the Silk
Culture from sowing the seed 10 pre-
pairing for Misunderstanding Silk and
Twist--and will keep the CaisnriSt
advised With regard to the progress OF
the en.erprize--she formation of So
c;eties, aud Companies, Enactments
OF Legislatures for the promotion OF
the object, and facts, and experiments
of individuals. 1t will also contain
choice articles on new and interesting
sabjscts connected with agriculture.
TIE CULTuRlsT was commenced
ia April last--and there are now pub
ished Fiye Thousand Copies month
~, with rapidly Increasing ciscula-
ton. Arrangements have been made
to furnish the First volume to these
who make early application for the
Second. Each Volume will contain
ninety-six qnarto pages. One dollar
forwarded 10 f. g. ComsFocK, Sec
Rotary, Hartford, Conn.,, free OF ex-
pense will pay for both volumes or If
~ cents for the latter. The second
Volume commenced the fra, Of April.
No subscription resolved unless PAID
10 advance.
Knowing the greet difficulty OF Oh
tanning genuine Seed at distance, the
Secretary OF he Society will forward
White italian Mulberry Seed 1000
Trees, TO those who are subscribers TO
the FIRST Volume and order the Second
and to such as subscribe for both Nole
umes before the first of July next.
HARTFORD, Coan. April, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
TRAVELLING
ON THE
Winchester & Potomac
Railroad.

THE cars leave the Depot at Win.
chester at z o'clock in the morning
Will pass Stevenson's at half pas.
Z, where passengers can be taken up
or set down
Thompson's depot a. Is min. past s
Cameron's do. al halfpast s
Charlestown about 9-and
Hallsown half past 9
Arriving at Harper's Ferry in time for
passengers to take the morning cars to
Baltimore
RETURNING.
They leave Harper's Ferry at 4 o..
clock 10 the afternoon
Arrive at Halltown at half past A /,
At Charlestown about 5
Cameroa's IS minutes pas, S
Thompson's about half past S
Stevenson's about 6 o'clock--and
Reach Winchester about Z O'Clock in
the eveaing.
JOHN BRUCE.
Winchester, March 26, ls56.-1.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
A List of Letters,
March, IL, 1886

Remaining in the Pos. Office at Rom
ney, on the Let day OF April, 1886,
which, II not taken out before the
LIST day Of July next, will be sen.
TO the General Pos. Office as Dead
Letters
John Blue John Litermenor
John Brown Sitermen
Mary Billy T. Monroe
John P. Bite Philip Moore
William Bumcrots Isaac Mills
Clerk of Hampshire Benjamin Melon.
County aid
George Carder l.. Ann Mcdonald
James Cunningham CLARK Powell
Revd J. Clary3 Richard Poland
Rev. Daniel Combs Thornton F Powell
Rev'd. G. d. Chen. Henry Peer
oWith John Parker
Susan Dow Joseph Parker
Eveline ]. Dyer Jonathan Pownall
James Ely Daniel Rinker
Philip Fahs jr. Daniel Slower
Henry Forest John Swaits
John Francis ,Jdcob Short
Thomas Frazier 2 Martha Thompson 9
Jacob Gorgas Robert Thompson
Catharine Canon or J. Taylor
Strawder Canon VIM. Throckmorton
Martin HARDY Mr.. Tapscot
Rebaeea r. Kern Tho's. B. White
J. Kuykendall John Ward
Eliza Ludwick Mr.. Washington
James Lane John b. Whne
THOS. B. WHITE, P. NJ.
Romney, April 10, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
VIRGINIA, 80 WIZ +:

VIRGINIA, 70 WIZ;
At rules holden in he Clerks Office
of tie Circuit Superior Court Of
ic,g and Chancery for tie county
of Hampshire, on tie Isl Monday
IL March, 1886.
Smnsl johnson, and sohn Sherrard,
plaintiffs, against
James Mathews, SAMUEL Sutton, and
Christopher HeiskelI, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant James Mathews, not
having entered his appearance and CIV
en- security according to the act Of the
assembly and the rules Of this court &
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhsbHant OF this
country 1t is orderea, That the said
defendant 90 appear here on the Isl
day of the September term next, and
answer the bill of the Plaintiffs; and
that a copy Of this ofGer be forthwith
inserted ia some newspaper published
in Romney, for Two months successive
iy, and that another copy be posted
al The front door Of the courthouse OF
the said county Of Hampshire.
Acopy-- Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, NC.
March IL, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
g. L.. WREN a. co.
HYAE just received a fresh sup
ply Of
Groceries end MackereR,
which they will sell on very reasona-
BILE terms-as also Spun Cotton.
Romney, March IL.
Information w anted.

An anxious Father would be GLAD
to hear from his son JOHN ALLEN
HATCH, who went to the State of Vir-
ginia abon,'the year 1918 as Pedlar
OF tin and ether goods. About the
year 1920 married The daughter of q
widow Smith Of Fauquier, cher name
SUSAN, believed.) He then took up
his residence in the above county near.
est Aide Post Office, where he built a
store, trading there part Of the time,
end also travelling with goods more
than two years and half. Since, be
lost his wife SUSAN, Gas ascertained
by letter. he then made preparation
for returning to his friends with his
children*S 10 number, since which he
has not been heard from. Any infor.
nation would be gratefully received
from any source by J. Hatch, fitch
field County, State of Connecticut.
April 16, 1886.
Papers in Virginia extensively will
confer a favor on an aged father by
giving this a few insertions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
PATRIOTIC SONG.

Sound, sound the trump Of Fame
Call old Norris BEND from HE plough
The Aid-de-Canp OF Wayne,
Is the man we coll for now:
His services Of by-gone days,
And lsurels gaip'd of yore,
Are evidence enough to prove
That he can serve US more.
Sound, sound the trump of Fame
Cali Old Tippecanoe;
The Shawnee Prophets magic arts.
He did long since out do;
The savage bands he scattered wide,
And saved She West Frontier /;
Through all the Western forest side,
His name is held most dear.
Sound. sound the trump of Fame
Call the Hero Of Thames;
Upon the worthy list, his name
Stands foremost Of the names:
He broke the boosted British ranks,
With Proctor in his van
And left their mighty phalanx
On the field of battle slain.
Sound, sound the trump Of Fame!
Cdll Ohio's fav'rite Son:
Beyond all doubt his name
Is WILL. II. HARRISON.
The people with hearty cheer,
Will honor him anew s.
And in the Presidential Chair
He'll prove the GOOD and TRUE
Why should all girls, wit exclaimed.
Surprising FARMERS be?
Because they're always studying
The art of HusBAND-ry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
HARDY COUNTY, TO WIT:
March Court, 1886.

MaTCn CouTt, 1885,
William 6. Thompson, Samuel Coff-
man, and Erasmus Coflnan, part.
ners in trade under the name and
Erm OF William G. Thompson g.
Co., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Gabriel Sager, Defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant not having entered
his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of assembly and tho
rules OF this court; and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabiIant of this country Ii is
ordered, that he do appear here on or
before the third Tuesday in June next,
and answer the bill Of the Complai-
nanls; and that a copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted ia the Romney
In,elligencer, for Two months success
lively, and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse Of the said county OF
Hardy. A copy--Teste,
JAS. CARR GAMBLE, Q. "a. o.,
April 2, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
Notice.

CAME to the plantation OF the sub
as.swgsrzegE scriber some time since,
a dark briadk STEER,
TX Mi with slit in the righ,
q a1 ear /; no other mark OBJ
servable I; supposed to be six years old,
and appraised TO six dollars. The
owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take
il away. MlSHAEL sFUGH.
Hamp. co. April 2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30
a Card.
]. w. #. ALLEN,
ATTORNEY ut Law,

Offers bis professional services to
the public. He will attend the Courts
Of Hardy, and the quarterly terms OF
Shenandoah. His Office is q, present
at Bishops Hotel.
Moere6eld, Feb. u, lsso.-6tpd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-04-30

Thunder Storms are attracted by
forests. II the storm approaches The
forest very obliqueIy j! giides along It's
borders. lift comes directly upon it,
or il the forest be very narrow, it is
turned aside from its previous direction.
If the forest be broad, the tempest may
be wholly arrested in its onward pro-
gIess ; in which case, remaining sta
,Iobary, it exhausls its fury On one
particular spot. II it pass ever the
forest, ii is greatly weakened.--S Storms
follow the direction of river OF valley;
but go abrupt turn, or the iaterven-
lion OF wood, causes them 10 take a.
mother course.