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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
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From the Knickerbocker.

From the Knickerbocker.
THE YOUNG WIDOW.
YE bid me mingle in the dance.
And smile among the young and gay
Ye say that grief will dim my glance,
And turn my raven tresses gray;
! care not, yet | strive to bow
In meeFness to my lonely fate
] dry my tears and smooth my brow,
The while my heart is desoIate.
When lest I joined the festive throng.
! heard-it seemed by brain to scar
A stranger breathe the very song
That first HE warbled in my ear.
The words, the tune, bsss ah that tone
What living lip could initiate
Mid laughing crowds stood, alone,
Unutterably desolate.
| miss him by the evening hearth,
l miss him at the silent meal.
But keenest in the bower of,mirth
My ioyless solitude feel.
Bot late saw happy bride
Smile fondly on her welded mate.
While l. oh would that had died
With him who left me desolate.
Yespeak of wealth--in Mammoth's mart
There's not single boon crave;
Gold cannot heal the broken heart.
Nor bride the unreturning grave
IL cannot fill the vacant scat
Where once my honored husband safe
Nor still'my hearts convulslve beat.
Nor make my home less desolate.
Alas! the base on which we build
Hopes fairest fabric, is but air,
And laughs the heart when God has will
ed
To lay his Christening finger there.
A brighter, happier dream than mire
Did never love and hope create
bowed before an EARTHLY shrine.
And HEAVEN has left me desolate.
And yet not so /; my soul be calm
The hand that smiteth will sustain;
Thou hast helper on whose arm
The mourner never lean'd in vain.
o. may that arm the pilgrim guide
By the straight path, and narrow gate,
TO where the loved in bliss abide,
And hearts no more are desolate.
J. B.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10

tic prisoner contemplated. his rescue, !,
and that from three to 1ve hundred
Of them had prepared themselves NTH
fire arms for that purpose. But the
volunteer companies promptly tender
cd their services, and by their vigi-
lance and that of other citizens, the
ciuH authorities were enabled to pre-
SERGE the public peace.
Jov AND Sorrow. The following
lines we're discovered written on the
back of S. note of the Naval Bank /:
your presence makes me jump for Joy ,
But Joy soon turns to sorrow
And ten to one, methinks, but
Shall change my note Tomorrow.
A learned mscription-TAe (oNoc-
ing Inscription may be seen on sign
IN Main street BrookHn
wAsHiN, MENDIN, AND sKuLE TEA
Hing doom UP 6TARE6.
TREASURE OF Morocco.
In some chambers in the cttu of
Mekinez, 1t is estimated, is entom5ed
100000 s0orth Of Spanish dottars
consisting Of jesoetry, bars of gold
and SLIDER belonging to the reigning
monarch.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VlnOANiA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of TIE Circuit Superior Court Of
La0 and Chancery for tie county
Of Hampshire, the FIRST Monday in
August, 1886.
Abraham Vanmeter, Jr. and Garrett
Vanmeter, executors of Jacob Van.
meter, decd. plaintiffs, against
Abraham Vanmeter, and Isaac Vac-
meter, Thomas BromweIl and 9th
ers, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
THE Defendants Abraham Van
meter and Isaac Vanmeter, not hav-
ing entered their appearance and Civ,
en- security according TO the act OF
assembly and the rules Of this court !;
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants Of
this country /; Ii is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here on the
first day Of the April term next,
to answer d supplemental bill and
that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published
in Romney, for two months success
lively, and that another copy be posted
at the front door OF the court. house Of
the said county Of Hampshire. A
copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. H. c.
August 8, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
Mr.. Thomas Edwards,

PLEASE TAKE NO
TICE, that on Saturday the 10Th
day Of September ns1t, 1866 between
the hours of six in the forenoon, and
six in the afternoon, at the Tavern OF
William Armstrong, in the town OF
Romney, l shall proceed to take the
dispositions of Anthony Edwards, Ro-
bert Sherrard and others, to be offer
ed as evidence in suit, now depend
ing in the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery lin Chancery) for
Hampshire county, 10 which 1 am
Complainant, and you and others are
defendants and as you are not an in
habiant of this State, you are thus
publicly notified. Yours, &c.
JAMES ALLEN.
August 20, 1856 4s.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
2S5 Acres,

more or less. Said tract of lend liyI
on North River, in the county OF Hams,
shire, and is now in possession ofsaiil
William Poston. The title is believed
to be good, BIT the subscriber will on
ly convey such title as is vested in him
by the said deed Of trust. The trac
is valuable, having upon it alarge prof.
portion Of the low grounds Of Morn
River, with many improvements, I'll
which persons wishing to purchass
may be satisfied by viewing the land.
SAM'L. KERCHEVAL, Jr.
Ttustes
July 80, lss6.--tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10

OBETINe ORDERS Authentic Mars
rntivs.-M Many years ago there lived in
Western Pennsylvania, General 49,
a revolutionary worthy who had done
the state some service. He united with
the courage and chivaIry ofthe soldier,
an impetuous & positive temper which
brooked no contradiction of bis word
or disobedience Of his orders. Plough
ing one day on bis farm, one Of his
horses became restive and intractable {;
whereupon the Cincinnatus struck him
so violently on the head that the animal
fell dead at bis feet. On seeing ia
vorite steed, lately full of life and spirit,
stretched on the ground, his rage was
changed TO regret and self reproach {;
but knowing nothing better to be done,
he disengaged the harness and went to
his house. He sent for fellow who
did odd jobs about the neighborhood
10 go into the field, where be would
find the horse, and skin him forthwith
and take his hide to the tanners.
'Whatl Roney dead y enquired the
man.
'Dead or alive, what's that your bus.
mess ? exclaimed the general, With
Characteristic violence; 60, do as bid
you and never ask me questions
The man accordingly went to do bis
business, and after considerable time
returned for his pay.
swell, Jake, what do you ask p
'Why, only three quarters, Gineral.'
three d----lsI iii not pay it,
'But, stop bit, Gineral, it ISM.
much considering all my trouble. !
don't az for the SHINING alone, but
then such work as | had to CATCH
Fire and furiesl jake a. catch him |!
was Roney alive
'Ays, Ginsral, alive and kicking {;
and pretty hot chase l had to give
him round the field, before got a
chance TO knock him down.
What, you internal scoundrel, did
you kill him ? exclaimed the veteran,
bursting with rage.
Yes, sir; yOu know | could not skin
him alive u
'You diabolieal villain I'll kill
yOu--'
.Oh, DOME Ginersl ,don'' cried Jake,
efscfiDp retreat stbere's no law as
far as know, agin killing your horse,
though il mopghs be murder if you'd
Kill me. Besides you know, | always
obey military Crders.'
NJ learn from Tie Whaling Times
that tie people IF that city scsrs kept
in a state Of agitation for several
,oeeks precious to The execution Of
Ivsntyshger, tie murderer. IL seems
that for some time past The friends Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
HOO ACRES,
about $50 Acres improved, with
Rx comfortable

ABOUT 800 Acres improved, with a
hsMA comfortable
tTM DWELLING HOUSE,
49, and all other necessary out
buildings. 1t is well watered and adj
mirably calculated for agrazing Farm,
and as it is situated directly on the
Turnpike presents an excellent stand
for public house.
Presuming those wishing to pur-
chase will first view this Farm, more
particular description is deemed unne-
cessary.
EMANUEL ARNOLD.
Hardy CO. Va. June Is, 1836.--,f.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10

NJ hayn from lie Whesling Times
that tie people If that city scsrs kept
in state Of agitation for several
soseks precious to the execution Of
Waniysnger, tie murderer. IL seems
that for some time past The friends of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
Messrs. Alfred McCauley and
Jehosephat McCauley,

PLEASE TAKE NO.
TICE, that on Monday the 18th day
Of September neat, (1Ss6) bstweel|
the hours of six in the forenoon and
six in the afternoon Of said day, at&s|
tavern of William Armstrong, in M
town Of Romney, shall proceed ID
take the dispositions Of sundry will
nesses, 10 be read as evidence in suit
now depending in the Circuit Supsris|
Court of Law and Chancery, u
Hampshire County, In which | ap|
complainant in Chancery, and you an
others are defendants and since yoj
are not an inhabitant Of this State, vol
are thus notified. Yours, &c.
GEORGE McCAULEY.
August 20, 1S36.-4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
Dry Goods,
Hardware. Queensware, and
Groceries.

U1OOCIIO
Of almost every description, which he
is determined TO sell on as moderate
terms as any other in this region Of
country. He therefore requests all
those who are in search Of bargains to
come and judge for themselves.
WILLIAM VANCE.
Komney, May Ia, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
FARM FOR SALE.

= ME subscriber desires to sell
his Farm lying in Hardy coun-
ty, on the Allegheny Mountain,
and Immediately on the North Yves
tern Turnpike Road, containing about
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-09-10
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS.

THEIR STOCK CONSISTS IN PART OF
Blue, Black, Mulberry, Green,
Drab and Mixed Cloths; Cassimeres,
Cassinetts, White and Brown Linnen
Drillings, White and Brown Irish Lin.
mems, COLLEGES, Gipghams, Painted
Muslins, Jaconels, plain and cross bar
ed, Cambricks, plain and figured
Swis Muslins, Silk and Gauze Hand
kerchiefs, Black and Fancy colored
Silks, Sarsinetts, Grapes, Black Silk
Velvet, Silk and Marseilles Vestings,
Stocks, Cravats, Silk aud Cotton Hose,
and half Hose, Silk Pongee and Ban
danna Handkerchiefs, BIeached and
Brown Muslins, Plaid and Striped
Cottons, Checks, Bed Ticking Sum-
mer Cloth. Black Lasting, Princelta,
Beaver, Kid, Silk and Cotton Gloves
STT.K AMI ErTp rIATC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

nspplicd bo, Is the nircful passion ,Aoiy
confined TO ihems Let every maa ask his coasl-
cnce tho question and mark well the snswcr--
Tha, they are sufficiently deserving the name.
yea, too much 80, musi he confessed however
painful.
Bot they are uihcu, eseuse;j fault in Their
nature OF oduostiont II IS said, they inhen, from,
'h"Ir great sooestor an uncommon propensity for
loqusoiy,T 80 1t must be INDUCED Nor can see
wherein guilt can attach TO them for following ma
iufc But rather in not tompering and dire sting
their conversation Alright. Yet they must converse
upon those subjects with which they arc acquainted
snd If in youth store Of useful interesting mstter
has not be accumulated, upon ~hch for the mind
to feast ia solitude, and from which TO derive to-
PICS for conversation IN society Tan something
less innocent must take its place. Indeed when
that is not the solitude will be uncomfortable and
will free from their own reflections W search of that
which will be less painful and generally find 1t
IN pryug into the afinirs of Others. These affairs
are discussed at leisure 10 the society in which
they move,and the usual supply of comments mad
upon them. Thus are fabricated those reports
that 60 abroad as authenticated facts, aud hence
has risen The idea tina, women are TIE greatest
slandefers and their conversation has been branded
with the name of "Tea-tsble scapdle' Men a;
least destitute Of the excuse. Still do not infer
that the excuse lessons the guilt of the crime, and
however much il may that of the erin ina yet she
is not Justifable. When females shall be thought
as they ought, then we may hope to see them prove
the fallacy Of the name, by their daily walk and
conversation ELLA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
From The N. III. .4rgus & Spectator.
S l. A n ID f R.

What propensity can person possess more vile
thar that which would induce him to destroy
the reputation OF neighbor TO traduce and cal
umniaie his character in an igDounious manner
Such a one must have a heart OF the darkes. hue
caous to al! the finer feelings of love and good
will to his fellow beings; and of him. we may Judge
without hesitation, that this is not the only base pas
sion that rankcs in his heart for il is the fruit Of en-
Wy, jealousy and ll.will. These ore the'causes and
that is the effect. And who, | ask, would wish
TO associate with one, on whose list of endownents
were found those Of such name and nature IF
any, then let them suffer the consequences, for Of
all, rich poor, high or low,wse foolish, none
will escape the lashes of his tongue.
How many person, whose all depended upon a
good reputation, has had reason to lament the eff
fects of such disposition. Every thing in look
word or deed which 10 the least excites his envy or
Jealousy, and these are extremely irritable psssi-
SIS sufficient foundations on which for SANDER
to work, and the victim is accordingly assaulted by
wespons more formidable to the peace and safety
Ct his character than were those ancicniy used
for rszing he walls Of city, 10 their security
How unaccounisble that reports bresthed from the
foul mouth of csumny should receive so ready
eredence by the world. when there evils are so
well known and so frequently releaized. Many
there are. that even from opinion Of anothers mer-
Il or demeri. apon such i'll founded reports, before
having become acquainted. 81 perhaps having seen
their object who m ght as we'll attempt to escape
the isngs Of ,enemous serpent when within its
reach, and compared to which ,he bite would be
almost as desirable.
To women in particular tho effects Of SANDER are
mos, dangerous. No course Of conduct, however
uneHcep,ionsble and yiruous, can only obyiaie
them; without good reputation che is worthless
mere nuisance IN society. Wealth, friends and
the whole catalogue Of worldly eDdow menis can
never compensate for the loss. To be sure. for
the sale Of friends, she may for time he treated
with ormsl politeness and her wealth may purchase
hyors, but they will avail lutte; aud who would
no, prefer these, when they were the spontaneous
illusions Of the hear. called forth by personal
acquaintance sn9 acknowledgment Of worth. CT
witty and kndrsss from those we esteem are
better than ell the careless. hesriless formshties
and ceremonies ofthe multitude b.; to gam these
she mu,i act With genileness and sincerity. not to
few bot TO all. Her actions are narrowly watch
ed and .erutuized and IL the least faulty. are sub
jeeted 30 severe eensure. Knowing the evils Of
cslumry ts every woman must, boa eau abe ever
employ II against another. and that too one Of her
ssIi II is to them slons the sPithe. slsnder.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
g,s- ~ osi,as, .f-r,ss..

. hf Samuel Whlinsa. inh.baspt of Ms..arhu.e,t,
wss passing thfoogh II the town, N .std S,ss
seoe seer she Rssoigtionsry wsr he .ss q L,beri
fess s'ssiser BY 81 Oak Tree. fastened % the
sni reaching far above Il, top. which the Amcrics
hsT waved msls,,loaly. fssi,ng ,oaswhs, .uiu,s,.,
Of tho aghi. he wen, toto hoese near by, and wrui
thu following lines sDI stock hen Up the ride Of ID
tree
whea Bri,on, hrs, 20 Plymouth came.
Thee, Tsna,r Scpl,ng We, ny nam.
Long since I've lived through storm and smoke.
And so~ my psuss Is SilgSs Och.
Fearless stand the norb winds rage,
Nor do regard insulting Gagr,
While men their ehsrsrd rights msin,sin,
wheh their snos,,or' bisd to gain.
tavsssou these right, you
u. raised ,bt, pole uphold by me.
whose towering hsish, Ger me doth ri,e
A. msns desire, reach ihr ough the skies.
iforuei are my roots ,hsll .sizs,
Add Gu, me down like Itber tree,
! ns'er will bend until break,
IN ths there can be no mistake.
Colsnbist sens are ., firm ss I.
They will he free choose to die.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
CURIOUS EPITAPH.

The following Inscribed upon the tob,tons Of xsniip-
ps Thomas wife Of Andrew Thoms,. who .colded her
self to death, IN the early part Of the las, century
Here lies the wife Of neighbour Thomas,
Whom death in mercy ca rried from 10,
For, when alive, she wa. old,
So ugly, 'nsppish, such ,coj.
Tha, round sbou, her for mile,
All thing, were IN a cons,sn, brori.
I've known her storm at such Q rate,
That cen the chimney back would sweet,
Trsmmels, through fear, forgot to hold,
And red hot Goals Of FIRE grew cold.
Her husband never dropped tear,
ifill he had placed her body here;
Aud then he blubbered like iout,
For fear she'd scratch her passage out
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
From he SFtrn Of Seperuy-nr
THE BUBBLE is BURSTING.

There seems to be at least a CLEAN Of sunlight
on the political darkness ths, has shrouded the
County. There are evident indicsiions that the
scep,r. hss dspsnsa from Prssidsat Isckson. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

In DU S 7 L Y.

A. ADDRESS To THE YOUNG, ny J.. BuEL,
~o,e Republican Candidate for Governor Of the Stat,
Of ,\s,c York
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11
TIE W AR N FLORIDA.


h' I, llo"'ng particulars oi the state Of lhingS
ID f'lidh are published III our latest number OF
lie iniirNloh 'our.r, IN tie Shape oi ~ esUaei
oil II pu'ate letter iron florida;
~ -'h%"t"f, Dec. 70 IA" Indians have
no" openly commenced ho>''''>; General SImoh
had hsord orders to olon"l Warren, WHO had a
party oil <1o mounted men, to 'oour the country
"'nh certain distract, and to send On the bag
g'e' wagons TO M''"n"p un"rr guard 'hr In
u'o>' '"l F"E'o "p"e' ~ Jay III ambush suffered
the quad to pass or aud then attacked and oaptu-
''o 'h'rc wagon, hnh taken out the ammunition
ana 'u'"' TWO "htn pf. NJ l'mofr came up with
on NE '''"'hr' ''o'n' fe,o"k ''e remaining way
on ''a o'oN' 'f'n INTO +" ',"h'n"'h-i should say
u's ''''' IT," 'e''''f, rue iT. 'ad Two horse.
'o' "",,' ''u '"' "'"' 'm"'" III nan ana ON
,o',' ,'''" 10 MS men 10 'o"o"' hu' only twelve
'''" '',' 10 90 so ~ was 'he'iof' Obliged
10 'n'N' goo" MS own ,e"ea' WIN 'he wagon, and
,"'' '''n "ouno'o' ne Americans 1851 10 horses
III ''',' 'N"'''n'
- - UNKNOWN what number OF Indians ma,
nave i"Iirh All lie plantations Of Aactna are
"'sf''eo tNo'P' 'he ''h'rhI> and McIntosh-s ;
/ AT 'h's' places the troops that we're taken from
'H'e d''N'''l"''u. Al New nanNNllr there are gao
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11
IJIDGE p +. BARBOUR.

ia. Richmond ENQUIRER announces, Jy author
i'm tia, hi, gentleman j, cincs the Georgia nom
;,a,,n 10 ,l,,. Vice Prc.idency-f which course,
s,vs ia, Fo,,ircr. h, assigns two reasons, one
pcr,ona he other political. After communica-
iup the personal reason which is not made know H.
,Lc .Judpc in letter, We presume, to tie Editor Of
the Euonircr, saws:
"1lc poltical consideration !, ,t!ll Of higher
and more decisive character | have but httlc
, doubt, Hat ihcic aIe among Ne supporters oI
'Hdse 'e' many W'.' ' 'o'' ,''' ''' III s''''1
.,,,l ,,I ,,,,,iJ ,o,,s,.,, =, ,,,r.u,,
self in an nt,ilud, which would be in direct conflict
with an immense ma olity OF the political party,
who're principles i ha'' pfoiss'eo ana III "iios'
'""Ns nav r''|"' ''"N' NY '''s vi Wy
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sbould Tanr,, poui,otio, to his ,,,,or of;co i.
r,i.,,o, ,,o,, .,,,,,,. .L.,,., ,r..
be eoaGrmcJ his ;,,;,u L.,l,h ,ondc,s :, :, ,,..,
r,ss;b,c ,b,, h vii, ma, Iowa h !, tho , -, van,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-11

6Os Ina. ALMONDS,
Pine Apple and Cake Cheese. superior,
50 baskets best Sweet Oil,
II boxes ntu Raisins superior,
IL chests Family Teas, fresh,
SO fancy boxes best flesh Plunc.
go gallons best old Rum,
$40 do do do Brandios,
100 do DO do Gin,
Is quarter and half-qusr,or casks MAIDEN
Wine,
Is baskets Champagne Wine,
Key ]. e. Jackson and Star brands
Pale Gold ard Brown Sherry Wines,
2o5 pair India Rubber Shoes,
2o6 lbs. Filhcrts. fresh
Gumau,e Paste, far Coughs and Colds.
JuJube do do do
Holmes Cough Mixture.
Marsbal!s lutant Piescrati,e,
do Extract PirL Root. for destroy
Worms
10 boxes Nuscatel Wme,
- do Claret Wine,
) do Sautcrne Wine.
lo~ sale by HOW'LL DAVIES.
Dec 81 Is
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CJJ7 Col. Thos. NJ. Bonduran of Buckinpban.
IN nominated by a writer in the Richmond Wig,
as the Successor OF DR.. Jet, w Flood. in the Stat,
Senate, from this Dstrict. VIM. \. Potte.on.
LSq' Oh VIC same county, IS also spoken of, for
'nAt 'hice. The District would bo well repre-
seh'"d by either gentle mar-and one of them will
doubtless be the Wing candidate. Dr. Flood is
we pc''e''' acceptable to neither party, having en-
deaNored TO " ride both SIDE. Of the sa;r., :" 10,
W. ice " i. be co.n eli, E. ...p lin
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!, ..y9,ssYv'EG sTRGLs's.As.
rsondav, january Il. 1886.
BA\k OF lRGlNlA.

Tn. following gentlemen have been appon''"
D;,oc,ors of tine Office oi tho Bank ol rginta ut
L,nchburg, for 1896 Chis"ell Dabney' Alao"
Mcdaniel, Elijah Fletcher, Henry Davis. Thomas
4. Ilolcomhe, John tlon', odm &. Clay len
r, Brown. j. Charles l.. Mosby, Samuel Now
lin. John Alexander John Milcr,' and John J.
Purti,.'
sSrs Directors.
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From IRE Uhseli"g TDnc,, Dec, 26.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH.

Married in this tcwn, on the ped inst, hv tive
Rev. D. Limerick, Mr.. WM. b. SUTHERLAND. to
Miss SARAH MrpnAy, daughter Of Mr. john Muir
ray, all of Wheeling.
Died, N Steubcn,c, Ohio, on the morning Of
the 2lth inst. Mrs SARAH SUTHERLAND, wife of
Mr.. Nm. b. Sutherland, aud only child of Mr.. John
MURRAY, of Wheeling.
The harr, couple lei, Wheeling ON the 23l. in
the llhost lta't' and nro,t ,Hn, i,it. tc .>eaa