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The Louisville Journal mentions
steam brick machine now IN operation at
Jeffersonvile, Indiana, which though its
cos, pes not exceed $4,000, turns out
$4,000 bricks day. 1t employs l2 mer
and 8 boys the bricks are stated by The
certificates Of brick layers to be "a lar
better, and more beautiful material than
the brick formerly in use."
Noble Fellows The Meals of Salem,
are the losers Of the great cargo OF tea IN
the store of Osborn s. Young. On Tues
day the day before the fire, they were Of
fered S60, 900 profit on the whole cargo
They said to their supercargo, " shall we
take 1t 2" "I would advise you not, y
SAID he. {" You can bv keeping It a
month make S9OO,Ooo." They did so,
and lost the whole. After the fire the
supercargo recalled the conversation and
regretted it. "No," said they, CIT is all
for the best.-Providence knows better
than you do. 1t might have been bought
by somesone that could not bear the loss
so we'll as we can. Noble fellows.
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IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

Letters were received in this city yes
terday, says the New York Courier of
Wednesday, dated New Orleans, Decem-
ber 2Olh, announcing that the town of
San .lntonio de Berar has surrendered to
the 1erican forces, which at our last ac-
counts were besiegng it. Gen. Coss,
the Mexican commandant, with few OF
his troops had retired into the citadel !;
bu, as the town was occupied by the Tex
iaps and their prisoners, and Coss' forces
without provisions, he would be compelled
TO surrender himself prisoner Of war in
a few days. The writer refers for further
particulars to the New Orleans papers of
the 2Olh, but as usual, they fail to arrive.
Thus has terminated for months al
least, the war in Texas, and no one who
is familiar with her resources and the
character Of her people, can doubt her in
dependence. That such may be the rich
and merted reward of their patriotism, is
not only our earnest desire, but we most
firmly believe, as we always have, that
there is a spirit abroad IN Texas, which
can never be made to yield to the
Prize st-ridden & Despoitc Government Of
Santa Anna. No other expedition can
be fitted out by Mexico against Texas
until next Spring, and the army Of the Pat
riots will then be sufficiently strong TO re-
pei any farce that Santa Anna may bring
against them.
In the mean tine we learn from the let
ters of our correspondents and the south
ern papers, that such is the confidence oI
our fellow citizens Of the South in the
Justice of the Texican cause, and the GER
tainty Of their success, that they are pass
ing into the Territory by thousands.
The Legislature OF Massachusetts met
in Boston, on Wedncsay last. Luther
s. Gushing was elected Clerk and j. "A.
Rockwell, Speaker. The Hon. Horace
Mann, was elected President Of the Sen
ate on the 9th ballot.
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WAsuINGroN, d. c., Gee. %.

This morning Mr., Clay introduced his
bill. On its presentment he addressed
the Senate. Ofthe matter say nothing
His manner, however, and his general
appearance, indicated deep and abiding
melancholy. In his remarks there was
none of that playiulness and sarcasm so
characteristic of him. There was calm
and subdued tone throughout his speech
which was closed, | regret to say, with
an alluson to the probability OF retiring
from all public employment.-He reiered
to his humble origin to his irregular ed
ucation, and to his ha wing been left faith
erless, and almost friendless, in very ear
" life and then spoke of the kindness
which he had experienced from his coun-
trymen, in confering or him the various
exhalted Offices which he had filled. 81
ought to be, (said hey ! am satisfied, and
feel grateful to these evidences of their
confidence and partiality."
The country, 1 fear, IS about to lose
tho seryices Of most profound statesman;
y nm Oure and d;sinterested patriot an ora
tor whose eloqucnce at the bar and in
Tho M senate house is perhaps, without its
sunarior jn the civilized world. II he re-
tres, Il will bo under me pressure OF
.h;cb Gloom and sorrow Of which no man
can nudge but the doting father who has
been bereayed of a darling child 'he
mother of family, and the soothef OF ne
norcn,'s cares and anxieties.-Let such
sympathize with Henry Clay.
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BRICKS WANTED.

yDROPOSALS will be received until the 18th
x of February next. for the supply at Fort Ad-
ans, Newport Harbor, X. l. Of
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Memoranda. The reduction of 10 per
cent, of the excess Of duties above ~
per cent. on any and all articles Of i'm
ports, takes effect on this day. For ex-
ample, articles paying a duty OF 20 per
cent. BY the Tariff Of 1882, will hereafter
nav but "a articles assessed 80 per cent
bv the Tariff Of 932, will hereafter pay
2a per cent and so with the rest.
On and after this dav the Connecticut
Backs are prohibited from issuing bills
under the denomination Of three dollars,
The Circulation of such bills is permitted
till the Is, Of March next.-tN. Y. Jour
Commerce.
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PORT OF WARREN.
EMBARGO OFF:

We have the pleasure of stating this
morning, that our river is now unobstruct-
ed by ice, and vessels can reach the
wharves in safety. The Union, Place,
for New Orleans, will sail this day.
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FTFIIITE BEANS-ior sale by
Wv dec 26. .as. JAMES GARDNER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01

49, 49, f rs ~ sorse.raeo made at the last
- - u &c. mort of she Commissioners,
Kern, under the authority of that or
der, and the exceptions TO said report,
fled by Complaiqants and was argued
by counsel. Whereupon, the court
doth sustaio the exceptions to said re-
| port so far as to recommit the same,
as will appear by note fled in this
case by the court to which the Com
missioner is directed to conform. And it
is therefore among other things, adjud-
ged, ordered and decreed, that the sad
report be recommitsed 10 said Mas
ter Commissioner, Kern, and that he
be and is hereby directed to restate the
executorial account Of the defendants,
Gibson and Jack, with the estate of
their testa,or, William Burlington, ac-
cordlng to the principles laid down by
thu Court of Appeals, in the cases OF
BurweIl's executors Us Andsrson's adj
minis,rators, 81 Lsigh, Page 363-
Garret, executor Of Allen, Us Carr,
Decd, Sd Leigh, 4l6; and it being adj
mitted by the parties by their counsel,
that in order 10 foil and final settle-
ment Of said estate account, it will be
necessary that the estate account of
Thomas Fitzgerald, jr. with the adj
ministrator of said estate should be sta.
ted. 1t ID further adjudged, ordered
and decreed, that said Master Com
missioner, do state the account of said
Thomas Fitzgerald's estate, with said
James Gibson and John Jack, execu-
tors of William Blu Iington Decd, who
was administrator Of said Thomas
Fits gerald's estate; aud ia stating both
said accounts the Commissioner will
state all such matters specially deemed
pertinent by himself, or which may be
required by any of the parties to be so
stated and leave is given to the plain
lifts to require the production OF the
original vouchers Of the executors Of
William Burlington, decd. for any item
charged in their account, os his estate,
aud said Commissioner is required 10
report 10 the next term ofthis court, id
order TO fnaI decree.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. Il. q.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
September "a, 1886.

In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery, for Hampshire
county, the 10th day Of Sept, 1886.
Lewis Largent, Complainant, against
Sarah Eargent, widow and relict Of
John Eargent, decd, James Slans
Admiqistrator with the will annex
ed of John Eargent, des'd., William
Eargent lanes Largent. John WASH
ington Largent, William Johnson
and Margaret his wife, formerly
Margaret Largent, Joseph Eareeit
and Mary his wife. formerly Mary
Eargent, Edward Frazier and Elia.
absth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Largent, Samuel Sargent and Sarah
Aaa biz 's TIA MiIiy E,rs ssu AM Ann
dren, heirs, and leg al -. ,.-sI. cas..
of said John Eargent, dec'd.,, de.
PENDANTS, IN CHANCERY.
This cause came on to be heard this
10Th day of September, 1886, upon
the bill, order Of publication duly made
as to the absent defendants, JOHN Box
we'll and MiIly his wife, as to whom
the bill is taken for confessed !; and az
to the other defendants, the bill is also
taken for confessed, the bill having
been filed and subpoena executed UPON
them more than four months, and thew
still failing to answer on considera-
ton whereof, the Court doth hereby
adJudge, order and decree, tina, the
Commissioner Of this Court do ascer-
tain how much is still due from the
Complainant to the estate of said John
Largent, decd, for the land 10 the bill
mentioned, and report his proceedings
to the Court. and that I. Wolveu,on.
Robert Shsrrard and Robert M. Pow.
ell, or any two Of them, do lay off o ae
Hundred Acres OF the land, ia the MIN
and proceedings mentioned, tr, he laid
OF at the end of the tract. on which
the house aud garden nor, ia possess.
ion OF the Complainans is situated and
report their proceedings to The Court
il order 10 a fiaal decree. A copy--.
Teste,
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VIRGINIA TO WIT:
September "a, 1886.

III JIINlA TO WIT:
In the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aad Chancsry, for Hampshire county 4,
the 9Th day of September, 1886.
Jonathan Black, aud Mary his wife,
Complainants, against
John Jack and James Gibson, execu.
tors of William Burlington Decd,
David Buff ,gton, William ahng,
ton, john B4fington, & Peter BAT
fington, sons of David Burlington,
john Frizzle and Rebecca his wife,
Mary Mower, Thompson Now sr,
Rabecca Mowz,r, and Susannah
Now ,r children of Susannah Now
Ter, Decd, Richard Fitzgerald,
Henry Cay and Catharine his wife,
William Fitzgerald, Edward Fitz-
gerald, Thomas Fitzgerald, -
Taylor and Mary his wife, children
Of Thomas Fitzgerald, decd, Sa-
rah Black and R4becca Back, VII
liam Burlington, James Buff lgton,
and Rebecca Buffiag,on, children OF
Thomas Buff ng,on, deed, William
Bulfiag'oo, Joseph BafliAgtoa. A
braham Buff igton, Pallip Buftiug-
ton, and Asa Batliagton, sons o
Joel Burlington, dec'd., aud
daughter of said Joel, heirs and leg
atees Of said William Bufi1e,on
Decd, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
ThA cause Came on to be heard thi
Il7ta DAY Of September, 1886, upo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
VIRGINIA, TO WIT /:

VlkGlNIA, TO W.T.
In the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for Hampshire county,
on the 10Th day of September, 1896
Samuel Cockerill, Complainant, a.
gainst
Samuel Vandiver and Jacob VandlveT
in his own right, and also as e1ecu'
for az Lewis Vandiver decd, John
vandiyer and William Vandiver adj
illustrators OF William Vandiver,
decd, Hugh Nc Cormick and Cath
arine his wife, David Parker and
Elizabeth his wife, Francis Kelly
and Mary his wife, Joseph Parrott
and Hannah his wife, John Ward,
Mary Foreman, Vincen. vandiver,
Luke KuykendalI and William Van
diver, executors Of Dempsey WEIGH,
decd, and Alexander Mcdonald,
defendants.
John Vandivsr and William Vandiver
administrators ofWilliam Vandivsr,
decd. Complainauts, against
Samuel Vandiver and Jacob Vandiver
10 his own right and as executor Of
Lewis Vandiver, decd, Samuel Coo.
kerill and Elizabeth bis wife, Hugh
Mccormick and Catharioe bis wife,
David Parker & Elisabeth his wife,
Francis Kelly and Mary his wife,
Joseph Parrot s. Hannah his wife,
John Ward, Mary Foreman, Vim.
cent ,Vandiver, Laks KayksndaIl
and William Vandivsr, executors OF
Dempsy, Weleh, dee'd., add Alexan-
der Mcdonald, defend ants,
In CHANCERY.
These causes came on to be heard
this 18th day Of September ls36,upoa
the bills, answers, depositioas and ex-
hitits-aud 1t appearing to the saiisfae- :.
ton Of the court, that the orders of
publication made against the absent
defendants in these suits have been
published according to law; aud the
several ho.Ae defendaats 10 these eases
who have not answered, having for
more than four months bsen served
with the subpGaas awarded against
them, the said bills as to them are ia
ken for confessed, and the said causes
were argued by counsel. La consider.
alton whereof, il is ordered, adjpdged
and decresd by the court, that Master
Commissioner Kern, do state and set.
tie an account of the administration Of
the estate Of William Vandiver, the
elder decd, with Jacob vandiver his
surviving administrator, " John Van
diver and William Vandiver, admins
traitors Of William Vandiver the youu-
ger, DEED; who was tbs other admin
istrator OF said William Vandiver the
elder.-And that the said Commiss-
Toner do also state & settle an account
Of the administration of the estate OF
Elizabeth Vandiver, decd, widow o.
said William Vaadiver, the elder
decd, with her surviving executors /;
and the said administrators of the said
William Vandiyer the younger Deed;
stating all such matters specially as Ell
Their party may require, or as TO him
self may seem pertinent to be SO stated,
and make report to the court. And i,
is further ordered and deereed, tina, at
the making Of sueh settlement, the
said Commissioner shaIl have power
to examine ON oath any Of the parties
in these causes, whom ne shall be rs-
quirsd by any Of the parties thereto so
tc examine, touching all matters to
him referred as aforesaid.
A copy-Teste, Nan, ,..
JOHN B. WHITE, d. II. d.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
NeW Goods.

THE subscribers are receiving a
large stock of
Fall 81 gWfmter Goods,
embracing all articles in usual demand,
and many which are seldom to be found
in the countiy.--Amongst our assort-
ment are
Blue, Black, Brown, Drab,
Steel Mixed, 81 fancy cooured Cloths,
Sat,insts, full and striped Llnseys'
Cassimeres, Merinoes of all qualities
and colours, Gro de Nap Merinoes, a
beautiful article, Silk Velvet, Vesslngs,
Calicoes, Irish Linens, Black Bomba-
zine, Bombaas,te, Flannels, Blankets,
Burlaps, Fancy Handkerchiefs and
Shawis, Cotton Shawls, Handker-
chiefs, Checks. Plaid Cotons, Bleach
ed and Brown Cottons, Cotton laru,
Carpet Chains, Candle Wick &c
&c. &c. Also,-Groceries, Wines
Queens ware, Hardware, Stoves, TIN
ware, &c. &c. &c.
We would particularly call atten'
ton to our CLOTHS, as we can sell
them much cheaper than we have ever
sold any Of equal quality. We are
thankful for the patronage we have re-
ceived, and hope for continuance
Dealers will do well to call and see
orr stock. We are determined 10 sell
CHEAP.
c. L. WREN s. co.
Romney, o.. /, 1886.
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az on Thursday last, for the SoVth,
NJ expect to overtake our volunteers
Washington, Hampstead county.
ia troops will then proceed to Fort
owsor, where they will be armed d
,nipped, and ordered from thence a.
IA ti~ cd,iuiry TO Fort Gibson. No
Il aeems for moment to eptertain
Idea that these troops will be re-
,;red on our Mexican frontier.
Ne learn by letter from 80 intelli-
Nd gentleman residing in one of the
|dian nations west Of Arkansas that
|aThe Indian country, at this time
Hin a state of considerable excite
Mt. The Creeks and Cherokees
he held secret council, at which,
Il believed, they formed an all'a"es'
sus,ain the present Greek chlel,
HI Mcintosh, in authority against
Eiclaims16f Nea Matilda, who was
Fsecond chief OF al,he Greeks east,
"A is now at the head of a numerous
I'd of his people, approaching their
\ country west. A great national
Il play took place, a few days ago,
Il remote part of the Cherokee ra-
where, it is supposed, their plans
re developed to the great body Of
! Cherokee people. But nothing has
bet happened, or is likely to hap
4. to disturb the slumbers of the
ad neople of Arkansas" p Guzette.
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VIRGINIA.. TO Wit:

In the Circuit Superior Court oil
Law and Chancery, for Hampshi re
county, the 10th September, 1886.
Walker Louthaa, Complainant against
Sarah Largen., widow and relict Of
John Largent, deed, James Slane
Administrator with the will annexed
of John Largent, decd, William
Largent, James Largeut, John Wash
ington Largeut, William johnson
and Margaret his wife, formerly
Margaret Largent, Joseph Largent
and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Largent, Edward Frazier and Eliz-
abeth his wife, formerly Elisabeth
Largen,, Samuel Sargent and Sa-
rah Ann his wife, formerly Sarah
Ann Largeut, and Milly L,rgent,
children, heirs, and legal represen-
ta,ives of said John Largent, Decd,
defendants.
Peter Michael and Israel Dawson,
Compiainants, agalns,
Sarah hargen., widow and relic, Of
John Largeu:, decd, James Slane
Administrator with the will annexed
of John Largeus, decd, William
Largent. James Largent, John Wash
ington Largent, William johnson
and Margaret bis wife, formerly
Margaret Largent, Joseph Largeni
and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
Largent, Edward Frazier, and Eliz-
abeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth
Largent, Samuel Sargent and Sa
rah Ann his wife, formerly Sarah
Ann Largent, and Milly Largent,
children, heirs, and legal represen-
tatives of said John Largent, asc'd.,
defendants, IN CHANCERY.
Upon the several petitions of Thorn
as NARROW, Executor Of Henry Fra
zier, decd, Stephen Ml!ar and Adam
10y, they are permitted to become Co.
Complainants with the said Peter Mi
chae and Israel Dawson in their suit :
the said petitioners having agreed to
pay their proportion Of all costs which
have accrued, or may accrue in the
suit of said Michael and Dawson F.; and
thereupon these causes came on to be
heard together, the 10Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1886, on the bills, the answers
of the defendant SIane, and exhibits
filed and proof Of the publication a.
gainst the absent defendants ard was
argued by counsel. In consideration
whereof, it is adjudged, ordered and
decreed, that the bills Of the plaintiffs
be taken for confessed against all the
defendants except the said James
Sane +; it appearing to The satisfaction
Of the Court the subpenas awarded
against them, have been served more
than four months and they still failing
to answer and il is further ordered
adjudged and decreed, that Master
Commissioner John Kern, jr. do state
an account of the administration OF the
estate OF John Largent, showing the a
mount of payments made by the SAID
James Slane, as Administrator with
the will annexed OF John Largen,
decd, upon debts due by specially
binding the heirs of said deceased
that the said Commissioner, also statv
The amount Of the several debts due Il
the Complainanss in these suits -ant
that he also ASCERTAIN of what land
the said John Largent, died, seized o.
was entitled TO stating all such mat
lers specially as to him may seem per
tinent, or as may be required by thu
parties to be so stated, and make repor
10 the Court, in order that further pro
ceedings may be bad. A copy
Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. H. G.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
STATE OF MARYLAND.

From the Annapolis Rep, Sept. 81.
The twentv.one ELEcroas continne in
session every day.
The EXECUTIVE COUNCIL continued
in session from Tuesday until Saturday
last, and then adjourned to meet early
the ensuing month
They considered il, we believe. inex-
pedlent, in the present posture of our
state concerns, to appoint Commission
ers to negotiate the loans authorized by
the act of the last General Assembly.
According to the tenure of that act the
Treasurer ofthe Western Shore on Fri.
day last, being furnished with ali the re-.
qnlsite vouchers, subscribed on the p.rt
OF the State for the Stock of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. The means
OF fulfilling the obligation thereby con-
tracsed. depends upon the credit of the
State in the cold, calculating money.
market of the world. If a doub, IA en- :
tertained as to the stability of Govern,
mont proposing to contract, the price of
the risk is neatly graduated accordingly
by those whose subsistence depends up
on the interest ofthe money they lend.
The law Of last session, on the other
hand, wisely liaaits the price at which
a debt shall be Incurred, and q pre-
snium is to be obtained which, when
Invested ass siakias fund, will be
adequate 10 the discharge Of the debt
before it will becea,c due. Unless
these terms can be obtaiaed, 40 lean
ia to be made. Our readers can fern
lhsir own epiaiens as 10 the present
prospects Of the progress Of osr In.
ssrnsl Improvements.
From the same paper.
"Afer the FIST Monday ia January
next, we shail have no Govsrnor or
Council, justices Of the peace, Justices
ofthe Orphans Courts or of the Levy
Court, or any other officers whose ap.
pointments are annual. An impress.
ion hos gone abroad among the People
;sat the old officers continue in office.
This is no, the true construction Of
the Constitution. They can only ssrye
until the appointment Of successor
has been regularly made according to
constitutional usage il no appoint
ment be made, the Office expires at the
end Of the year, and all his acts after
that period are Illegal. Such is the
decision Of the COut. Of Appeals, the
supreme court of our State, in the case
Of the State VS. Waynian, 2 Gill and
Johnson's Reports, page 25A."
O. Late intelligence from East
Florida informs us thar Neioaans vile
has been rslievsd--& that Gen. Call,
in person, at the head Of 1000 Ten.
nessee Volunteers, is to take the field,
and open the winter campaign imme-
dately. .--=
More swormation for the Richmond
Enquirer.
Col. JoHNsor is making stump spec
Giles to the people in Kentucky.
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AARRIED, On Thursday the 22d
!, by the Rev. John Arnold, Mr..
II Lochner to Miss Betsey Holt,
lghter of Mr.. John Holt.
0n the same day. and by the same,
n James III. PopeN to Miss DeRiah
4terson, daughter Of the late Alex.
Ter Patterson.
On the same day, and by the same,
i James Garter to Miss Mary Coop.
daughter Of Mr.. Adam Cooper
|of this county.
|Dn the 18th inst, by the Rev. Lew
+. Wilson, Mr.. alexander Ander-
Attorney at law ofthis place, to
rs Isabella Cloper, eldest daughter
Mr. John Clover OF this place.
Woodstock Sent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-10-01
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H. c.
COMMISSIONERS olfise. Romney }

September 81, > 1885.
Inc parties Interested in the above.
decree, will lake notice, tina, 4 shall at.
tend at my dice, in Romney, on
Thursday the 27th day of October
neat, when and where they will ap-
pear with such vouchers and testimu-
ny, as they may deem proper to carry
the same into eff ct.
JOHN KERN, Jr.
\ Master Commissioner.
Ssptemoes "a, 1876,
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M. O6ertfeld, Demttgt.
FROM WINCHESTER

-, FHOI" "tNCHEsTER,
Respectfully informs the citizens oil
Moorefeld and vicinity Of his rea diness
to attend any calls in bis profession.
Moorefeld, Oct, 1, 1886.
O. He would also respectfully in
form the citizens OF Romney, and vi.
entity Of his intention of returning to
this place, in a few weeks.
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Conmissio ner's Office, Romnsy, J
September sist. 1889.
The parties interested in the above
decree will take notice, that shall at
tend at my 0 ice, in Romney, On
Monday the 24M day of October nerts
when and where they will appear with
suca vouchers, and testimony as they
may deem necessary to earry the same
into effect.
JOHN KERN, Jr.
Master Commissioner
September "a, 1886.