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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17
JOS. WILSON. e.
- -He Ei4 w. s1EoHFpTEs,
TAILOR

:" J"S' commenced business in the bouse
CO, pIAt aoof above Messrs. James &. HINT &
No. ana sohc'tsa share OF public patronarr III
sE,nh himself that all work entrusted to ms caro-
and promptly executed, and ON as
"a, :, ''''' 12 ~ any other person IN town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17
Plaintiff,
against

John Martin and Shepherd Wool(ord, executors
OF Thomas Weodiord, decd William Woodford
Jacob Noodford, Henry Wooilord Henry Wood.
lord Reason l.. Aiayhsw and Polly his wife John
Dixon and Jane his wife, William Reese and Cs:...
a1ne ms wife, QN2u JYumpeeker and Hannah his
WE, samuel Stoner, Sally Greasy, Grace Dobyns
dha Elizabeth Martin, Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17
BEDFORD
FEMALE SEMINARY
August 255
In the Iiiiape of Ljb,rty

II.
'iE Bedford Female Semminary ,o.,.
d operation the 10Th of june 1874 rl a' 6 ie
mary is sufficiently large to accommod,t. ''"''
hundre! Pupils or more. The ocation i one
and as healthy as any in the United States Nh
branches which are usually ranebt in .;a,5,. ~ W.
tulIohs, VIII be, here, Systematically pursued nn1.
experienced and approved teachers. AL , "u
years Will be necessary to complete a rsonlar coa.
IN all the branches taught in the ScbnI Wv
noweverIett optional " ith the Parents ar Gn,,l.'
OF the pupils to decide whether the reonlar oo,.
be pursued or not. There are for the nsc ol II.
school three p'anos, one Organ, Globes Comma.
school philosophical, astronomical and clemic,I
apparatus. HE Scholastic year will comnr..
ten months. The Summer Term. commencina iL
nrS' Monday IN June and ending the last Tln,,
daN III Oct, will comprise five months. The VIM,
Term, commencing the first of Dec and rndipo TN.
last Thursday in April, will comprise five month,
here VIII be public examination the last " cde,,
day and Thursday in April and Oct.
EX9ENsus.
=, ior |" year oil ten months, 500 On
~ oi'"'"es, 90 0Q
,,"'''' 'Iho or organ, 80 DOL
Vocal or Sacred MUSIC, taught by note, 5 On
""sua9os, 20 0
Landscape Painting i'll Water Colours per
Session, IN AA
renc' Stretching and Crayon Drawing 10 DOL
M"zzolnto, learnt in s lessons n|
oriental PAINTING, learnt in ten lessons 10 WI
f"iatlns on Wood, Rice paper and Vel
vet Greean Painting, Endorsing and
Trans erring, new and fashionable
accomplishment, each, n .l
c'liSihrnics, an exercise for the promotion
OF health, j n.I
Use of Piano or Organ, Seal
Stationary, 2n
Lectures and experiments in Chemistry. 5A
y. B.-Iho pupils may board for the above pru
with the Teachers, Or in gentee families i'm the
'Ilage Scholars may enter the Seminnrys
any period IN the term, and will be charged accs.
ding to the above rates
II Is desirable that pay for the Term should be
in advance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17

v lRGlNlA AT circuit superior court OF law
aad chancery. continued and held for Bedford
county at the court on Thursday the 9Th day
OF October, $50:
james Noodord. plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17

N1RGlNlA:-At a circuit superior court Of law
and chanccry, continned and held for Bedford
county, at the courthouse, on Thursday the 9th
day OF October, 1886
Henry l.. DAVIS, Plh,
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In CnANCERy.

by consent otthe parties, the court doth recon-
mt the report III tins cause to the commissioner
who made At, tor INN reconsider the same and re-
port thereon; and by like consent. the court doth adj
Judge, order and decree that the said commissioner
do examine State and settle the a counts between
the defendants John Martin and Shepherd Wood
ford. executors Of Thomas Woodford dcc'd and
the pIanlt, and such Of the defendants as are lega-
tees OF the sand Thomas " oodlord aud thai he re-
port lhe same to tins court with n1tter special
ly stated, thought pertinent By himself or required
by the parties be so stated.
Cop,--'restc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17

.igdnSt
Leroy Jordan. Peter Dent, Jeremiah Jordan. Viii
Ian CrulnP, Jacob Fzer and Bada Mcdaniel
Defendants
IL CHANcERY
'h me motion OF the defendants jeremiah Jor
dan and Peter Dent, by counsel and upon cond,
uoh that thu trial of this cause is not 10 he delv.d
'neeoy' leave Is given them file their answers 10
Wv Pld'huHs bul-Whereupou they filed their an
s"ers. and the plaintiff replied scyerallv-and ,b;.
cause came on to be heard bv consent Of the ,,I,n
M ana Tue defendants who are residents of IN <
county upon the bill, answers OF the defendants Do
Yer Dcht' jeremiah Jordan and Jacob Fizpr-the
subpoena awarded in this cause on The IOfb d,v of
NuS"Ht' 1852 winch appears To have been only cx
ecnted on the defendant Mechanic the o,dI, of
pupicatlon against the defendants Leroy Jordan and
'''i'h trump, VINO are absent defendants which
appears to have been only published in the ,n.nnor
prescribed by 'a", upon the exhibits and the demo
Sllloh OF witness filed and was argued bv council
ON considerations whereof the court doth take tho
ou OF the plaintiff tor confessed as ia The def.,do,
paiua McDahlel, Leroy Jordan and William GRIMM
"Iu u"ih 'uflh ddludge, order and decree thar
:, ,lie uc.ehaantS Peter Dent, jeremiah Jordan VII
~ LUMP JACOB L Her and Bada Mcdaniel do
respectfully render to the commissions, Of H.;
''"'' d" account oi all monies and effects which
were IN thelr hands, due or beonring tn tbs It.
u''' Leroy JORDAN AT the time the slbpnn, in tb;s
go ~ 9'i'ea upon them, or which has SINCE
o'ie 10 'ufi' hands, aud the said commissioner &c
49,. ''N' Hd'u accounts, as also an account
p''"eeh me pldntllt and the defendant Ierov Inv
u'n' ana that said commissioner report sand ~.
toJ I 10 'l'9 court with any matters specially sta
~ "'ehen pertinent by himself or reouired b.,
wy '''eS 10 be SO stated; and the court dofh fn,,h
"Iotf 'hat the plaintiff have leave if he,bjnk nrone,
o,,b hafa., 'he defendants in solemn form upon their
oa'h before the commissioner at the ,,Lin, ~ s;
ACCOUNTS ACopy-Teste
JOS. WILSON. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
TIL -. LibertY Octobtr 22d 1886
mst appointed Monday, the 5th day Of Dccember
~ commence the accounts directed bv rho
,fecJ'"e oecfee--on which day, at the hour If IN
,.,J IN me morning they are requested to A.,
eydencst "' ;, III this town with their accounts,
nra,',nI, witnesses and copies of court nane,s
prepared Tor examination aud sefrlemen, '"'' papers,
Nov q JAo. \ WHARTON. c.
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S,s. lii : ! !. j. =
81
2y+9l E.
1I..z.L & u ~ zis.1

~ Tuesday nigh, 265h iu>t. / will commence
". my Night Sales. and shall be regular every
Tuesday and Friday night, during the / all ana
Winter months. Having recently fitted up my
house for the night sales. am now prepared TO OF
fer Inducements to purchasers. Sales will consist oil
Dft Goods, lsuitabe to the season. Cutlery, shoes,
Boots. Hats Books, Clocks, Watches Jewelry, Nc.
&c.
All orders strictly attended to- and returns prompt
y and specially made consignments thankfully re
ceiyed. CHARLES PHELPS.
Oct.2i Is
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IN tIIANCERY.

This day this came on to be heard upon
the papers formerly read, and was argued by coun-
scion consideration whereof, the court doth ad-
Judge, order aud decree that the defendant James
Burroughs. do render account before the com
missioner OF this cour;. OF his administration of the
estate of Joseph Burroughs, decd and the said
commissioner is hereby directed to examine, state
aud settle the sald account, and report the to
tins court with any matter specially stated thought
pertinent by himself OF required By the parties to
be stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17
FAMILY FLOUR.

w have few barrels first rate Family Flonr
.o' sale PAYNE 4 TURNER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17

" lRGiNlA AT ia court held for Bedford coun
" at the Courthouse, the Goth day Of Sep
tember one thousand eight hundred and thirty ST.
Maurice IL. Garland, administrator of Archibald
Robertson, dec. plaintiff,
against
" iillam Shrewsbury, Sheriff of Bedford, and At
snch administrator Of Abram King, dec, Banni.a
heador ana Miriam his wife, late Miriam King, A.
ofam Nlng Samuel King, James King, Soph.
Nihg' Sina Ming, America King, Amanda kps
mary Frances King, Alkaline King. Harvey kgg
ana wilmington kng, (thc last named six of whom
are infants under the age Of twenty one wears, DEL
PENDANTS,
IN CHANcERY.
he defendants, Abram King Samuel kng
James hinG, Sophia King and Sina King, not ha
'hs en'efed Their appearance and giving security
according TO the act of Assembly and the rules n
ts court and It appearing to the satisfaction ofth'I
Nouft mat they are not inhabitants of this COM
monwealh 1T is ordered that the said defendants Dol
appear here on the fourth Monday in Decembe
next and answer the bill OF the plaintiff: and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in sOm
newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg O
Two months successfully, and posted at the front
ooof OF the Court house of this county.
ACopy-Teste,
JOHN r. STEPTOE, &c.
october Is w2m
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y ikGlAlA-At circuit superior court of Law
and haneefy, continued and held for Bed
lord county at the court house, on SATURDAY.. the
LIST day of October 1896
Joel Wright p,;..:a
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against


Peter Burroughs, James Buno ughs admnistra-
tor OF Joseph Burroughs, decd, Thomas Crews.
and Prosser Powell in his own right. aud as ad-
Illustrator OF RIehar' Powell, decd. Dcfts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17
REV. VlNAL F. SMITH, p5
MRS. EMILY F. SMITH, f'"e'p"
MRS. ELIZABETH ATKINSON

MISS ELY IRA p. CADW ELL,
-dsslstaats IN English Department.
MISS r.. J. MACkIE,
Teacher Of .uasic, Painting and Drarmg.
Nov. 3 l,C3,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-17
Plaintiff,

Joel Wright p,,;,,;g
against
Leroy Jordan Peter Dent. Jeremiah Jordan. Wi
nan trump, Jacob Flzera Balda Mcdaniel,
u
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-03
Information Wanted.

WILLIAM FoRsYrH, a native of this
city, about SO years Of age, and BY
trade carpenter, was for 10 years a
soldier in the United States Army an d
was discharged from the Sd Regiment
Of Infantry in November, 1929. In
the Spring OF 1880 he wrough. at his
trade with Mr.. Morton 10 the city of
St. Louis. In 1889, he was among
the arliflcers employed by government
10 improving the navigation OF the O.
hio aud the Mississippi rivers, where
he continued until December OF that
year. In January 1888, letter was
received from him, written at the mouth
Of the Ohio, bot post marked a. Louis
vile, kentucky,in which he stated thai
he was anxious TO return to ALBANY
az soon as he could. AS he did not
return, and as nothing has been heard
OF him since that time, his relatives are
anxious 10 ascertain where he resides,
especially as there is some property
here 10 which he has an interest, and
it is very desirable (if living) that he
should return home in order 10 enjoy
the benefits thereof.
II is therefore respectfully requested +,
of any person who can give informa-
ton respecting the said William For
sytb, since January. 1888, to commu
nicale the same to Horace Allen, No.
55l South Market street, or 10 the
subscriber No. 90 Chapel street, AL.
bany, New York.
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL.
August 20, 1886,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-03

at the universal destruction of the dogs,
in that city, assembled together on
Thursday evening, went ia search of,
and found the persons to whom the
corporation had delegated that duty,
seized them, and took them to place
agreed upon, and there furnished them
with an entire suit of Tar and Fsath-
ers I Some OF the persons were arres-
ted, but they were Immediately bailed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-03
MIR. Thomas Edwards,

lV1As AAOlAAOS Auf ia SA11
PLEASE TAKE NO.
TlCE, that on Saturday tie 10th
day Of September nsst, 1886 between
the hours of six in the forenoon, and
six in the aflernooni at the Tavern of
William Armstrong, in the town OF
Romney, | shall proceed to tahe the
dispositions Of Anthony Edwards, ko-
bert Sberrard and others, TO be Offer
ed 40 evidence 10 suit, now depend
inc in the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery Gin Chancery) for
Hampshire county, in which 4 am
Complainant, and you and Others are
defendants - and as you are not an in
habitaut of this Stale, you are thus
publicly notded. Yours, &c.
JAMES ALLEN
Argos. 20, 1896 A.
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CAUTION.

"A IL persons are hereby eau
IX toned against hunting, ranging
or fishiag, on any part or por-
lion of my Lands in the county Of
Hardy.-All and any person OF per-
sons who may disregard this caution
and hun', range or fish on any Of my
lands, will be prosecuted, if detected,
to the utmost extent the law will al
JOHN MULLIN.
Hardy CO., Aug. 20, 18s6.-4w.
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MARYLAND.

For Elect0r5 OF the next senate OF the
State, to serve five years, the Election
will take place on the first Monday in
September.
For members the House Of Dele
gates, on the first Monday in October.
The electors of President and Vice
President of the United States, by Gen.
eral ticket, on the first Monday in No
yember. PATRroT.
DnwEY, the traveller, says--arguing
in favor Of general pablo amusements- :
Ia seven months upon the continent
Of Europe, though living amidst crowds
though living in taverns, in hotels.
in public houses, / have not seen four
intoxicated persons ! But have seen
10 parks,in gardens, and places ofpub-
lie assembly, millions Of persons, exhili-
rated by music, by spectaclss, by
scenery, flowers, and fragrance,c heer-
full without rudeness, aud gay without
excess.o -
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Express.J
BosroN, Aug II.
A Most shameful affair occurred
here yesterday.-Mr. F. Cobb one of
the wealthy men OF this city, started
from the Maverick House, East Bos.
ton, yesterday, on wager, that he
would drive his horse and Gig to Salem,
a distance each way Of IS miles in
100 minutes. The wager was 1000
dollars. The horse was one Of the
most noble Of this noble race Of ami
mails. In IS minutes, the 20 miles
were run over, but some dispute occur.
ring about the distance after. he had
returned to the Maverick House, he
wheeled his horse about again & drove
three fourths of mile In and out, and
within the given time Of 100 minutess
with yet 6 minutes to spare, 50 that the
wager was gained beyond dispute !!
The cost of the horse was about $500
OF over, and $1,000 was the wager
gained. But the noble animal painted
and heaved nightly after he had 6n-
ished bis great feat, and soon fell down
and died, land thus to gain 500 for
his master, his life was made the for
felt. The plainest statement Of the
fact carries with it the weightiest con-
demnation.
SLAVES CAPruERD.-THe Buxzard,
British Cruiser, captured another
sIaoer on the 4th Of June-the Portu.
gusse brig Manitto, Nth 26s slaves
on board. This makes the It'll vessel
captured BY the Buzzard since the
L7th December, With a tota! Of 2,67S
slaves
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-03
IT M S

GFIt is stated that the revenue which
has accrued at the New York custom.
house during the last two quarters, ex.
ceeds nine million of dollars "A
man named David Harp,a we'll digger,
was gored TO death by Steer in Fred,
erick, Nd, on the 10th i,ltimo.-
Before the Introduction of Vaccination
ii was estimated that between 70 and
$4,000 people died in day, upon the
whole globe of the small pox. .---Of
229 cases Of suicide 10 Paris during
The last year rs were females. Suffo-
cation by the fumes Of charcoal 10 the
most general mode used.---A barbe-
cue was lately given by the citizens Of
Cincinnati, 10 honor Of their reprosen.
tative in Congress, Mr.. Storer, for his
brilliant defence of Gen. Harrison do
ring the late session. Five thousand
persons are said TO have attended ii.
AT Vicksburg, Mississippi, few
days since, a Mr.. Herring, killed his
own son by shooting him through the
heart with rife. An Ithaca paper
says,-"We understand that rising
eleUen hundred dollars we're collected
tor the support OF the Anti.SIave-
~ cause in this town, Fall River and
F airhaven, by Mr.. Stanton, who has
been lecturing in these places "A
most shocking murder was committed
10 Forsyth CO., on the Chesta,ee riv.
er, Ga. on the 3Oth ul.. Hiram Norlo,
sober, honest, and respectable citizen,
without any apparent cause, struck his
wife Oh the head with an axe, causing
her death instantly. He Immediately
directed his .ittle son 10 60 to the
nearest neighbors and inform them
what had happened, and then went TO
the river, threw himself in and was
drowned. He had been for some time
laboring under deep religious impress
ions, and is supposed had become par
tally deranged.--Tne Rev. MIR.
Small of Darien, Georgia, has decamp.
ed with $500 belonging to the Saw
ings Institution of that ci,y.--1 The
Sea Serpent has again visited "down
East" lie was seen recently by three
credible witnesses, near Bangor, Maine.
Ohe of them says he was within so
yards of his snakeship for an hour,
that at least 60 feet Of his body were
expoted when in motion, and that he
must be al least 20 feet longer-80
fee, in all.--At a late exhibition OF
the Deaf and Dumb school, person
asked young Forester ,one ofths pupils,
what was his idea of sound. "And
you, sir" answered the intelligent
youth, on paper, "wha! idea had you
of it before you were called into beiog?"
The asker OF questions must have been
rather puzzled.--The Northampton
silk company, are now getting their
machinery into operation, for the man.
ufacture of sewing silk, and very soon
they will have it in the market exposed
for sale. They design, at present, only
TO manufacture sewing silk and rib
bands five days preceding
the 18th ult. there wese shipped from
Cleveland, for the New York market,
$4,000 barrels of flour, and 10000
barrels of whest.-Iu Mobile, tur-
kies are selling a, SIS piece, and milk
at ST. a gallon.
g The Kentucky Tobacco crop
is said to be unusually promising.
n
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-03
GLORIOUS SEPTEMBER,
Let all Remember.

We call attention to the following
great schemes TO be drawn in all next
Month, hoping our distant correspoh-
dents will come in manfully for the Cap
itals, we leave them, to examine for them.
selves the richness and we'll flavcured :
mount OF fine prizes contained in each.
What care you fig our friends for S..
or $40 bill. when it may secure 20 600
or 80 900 priz.! preludes to the Great
Mammoth OF 60 ,000! to be drawn in
Ocrber.
Isaac L. Nicholson 4 Brother,
Brokers, Baltimore.
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with calmness and urged them to make
speedy exertions for his release. But
their efforts we're uoavaiiug, and by
the time they succeeded in digging him
from the burning stones, nearly the
whole of the lower part Of his body was
consumed. - Baltimore Gaz. Aug. 20.
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From the Petersburg Constellation.


From the Petersburg Constellation.
~ We have been politely favored
with the following extract of a letter,
received 10 this place to-day. The
source from whence it emanases, enti-
ties it 10 credit!
HALrrx -HousR, VA.,}
August gath, 1885.
Dear Sir-The whole town is up
side down this morning. The jail
burnt, together with five prisoners. i.
was supposed to be set on ire by the
Prisoners from the inside. Can't as
certain whether any escaped. was
about the first that got there. Heard
the cries of some ! can't tell how many.
Made every effort to get them out, but
10 vain. Your servant"
GTThe receipts on the Washington and
Baltimore Railroad for the 4 las. months
amount to S77, e8l.--The number oil
passengers daily averaging nearly $50.
0 1t isstated that the stockhold-
ers Of the state Bank of Michigan have
resolved to increase their stock to mil.
lion of dollars, and have declined to re-
ceive the government deposites.
The Albany Daily Advertiser says
there are thirty thousand persons who
Get their livelihood in that state. by fees
salaries and allowances from Govern.
ment. What an immense poSer is thus
welded.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-03

~ The Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for this county
will commence its session in this place,
on Saturday the 10th Of Sept. next
and, that for Hardy county, at
Moorefeld, on Wednesday the 2fst Of
the same month. Aug. 20.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-03

+ NJ Louisiana, Alabama, North Ca.
rolina. Kentucky and Indiana, at their
recent elections, have declared them
selves opposed to the election OF Van
Buren, to the Presidency -..-making sixty
three electoral votes and Illinois, Mis-
souri, g. Arkansas, commanding Twelve
electoral votes, have given signs as be-
ing in favour Of that gentleman Tor the
Presidency.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-03

lnry VII, OF England, Laws were
bsed requiring all the merchants to
port d certain quantity of coin oil
lion, and expend it in England
Ms hueabug failed. 10 1886, an at.
npt is laade to force golden curren.
Into the United States. This hum
II must also fail.-Ohio Rep.
Mr. Tan Bnren's Letter.-Tne AL.
nv Daily Advertiser gives the fol
|wing short and pithy synopsis of the
kcoIumn letter Of Mr.. Van Buren, TO
Williams, of Kentucky. .Accor-
Il to the Advertiser, any one who
us this. long letter attenlively will
tina, Mr.. Van Buren, is opposed to
distribution Of the surplus revenue;
e is opposed to any division amo ne
States ofthe proceeds Of the Public
aaas.
He is for reduction Of the revenue:
Il consequently reduction of the
xriff.
He is opposed to National Bank.
He is in favour of Benton's Expun-
Resolution, and considers the
ctics Of destroying and classifying
National Records as constitutional.
III
Henry CLAY.--The following toast
3 given by the Hon. JOHN J. CRIr-
kDEN at the late celebration at Wood
Ky.
Henry Clay.-Virginia claims him,
she is selfish, though she boasts his
III place !; Kentucky claims him, but
is selfish, though he is Ken,uck-
America claims him, but Amer
too is selfish, though he Is an A.
rican he belongs TO the whole civ
ed world-to whatever climes ap-
fciase human liberty /; his fame 10
Unity.
Pride of our Foremothers. Brad
d, in his "History of Massac husetts
200 years." relates that in 1875,
the anniversary of the society for
bm o,iog industry, three hundred fe-
Hes OF Boston assembled on the Com
n with their spinning wheels ! Fhey
10 nsslly at,ired in cloth OF their
NJ manufacture, and great crowd
spectators collected TO witness the
me.
Horrible Death.-A melancholy ac-
knt happened yesterday, to a valua-
hand belonging to MIR. Anon Bos-
in the county. ltappears the man
engaged coating the lime kiln, that
aklng the upper stratum Of Lime
lie from the top of the kim, wher
whole sunk in and buried him in
burning mass up TO the shoulders
suffered ia this agonizlng situation
~ards Of an hour, and spoke TO those
sescd 10 endeayofiog 10 rescue hin
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-03
Baltimore Market, Aug. 26.

Cattle on the hoof s. 90 SO rs !;
Hogs So 50 25 Flour per barrel ~
so; Wheat per bushel, good red 81 70
81; as in quality, good Whit 81 10 {:
Rye new 100 to 1902 cents per bushel ;
Oats 40 al; Whiskey--The wagon
pr,ee of bbls. Is IS So cents, and boil
ders of the same are now se!iing at Al a
az cents from stores.