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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
RUTLAND COUNTY SENATORS.

l, said by learned Judge, that ,hins' ID
desbtful nature we're slwsy, uncertain
Some Of our Wing and Antima.onc friends ihiuk that
Il the Two tickets before the public adverse 10 III.
vsa Boren ticket, should nearly equal that there
would be dsnssr tina, two 81 the candidate, he
latter might succeed. At any rate know that the
ii,is Regency Psdy 10 ,h, county ;cklins them
,svs, nightly about H. and eIpectiug profit by
d,vi,on. To put this "doubifal- matter entirely
bsyoal -snesrsiuiy arrangement, making 10 unite
90 oGe ticket. which ws think will uiunsisly Ia accom-
rl,hei We irsIk cay that unle,, thu, UNION doe,
take place. would be good enough Cor be Oes,sn
ia the whole Of Rutland Cs,oaiy going oEsr Ia the
'esssy inquire, the edior Of the BsringtOa (vsu
Bureau sss,,ssl. No ar Doi quite ouly soou, hall
5osen. 10 ~h'oh yea ioodsFiHs "'Po'is, AID they
are gong 'iS be AHHS E5sdsr "a. hpd serii0a :"
The zane paper sHhlushiesy ssy,. at ia notorious
fact sss V'r'Hsly sdaa'tsd by III. Wing, theu,eiv.,
ihs former tssAs Of ihsr are ala ndonn.
BY ,eorss .Bd huDdTsA' EVER part Of tina State
Csnt you tel another - brother sisae that get.
cold oss score 81 Nbigs, psrhaIs. may h.v. been
.ssoss iron their .legsSos to the GLORIOUS Of the
Wing, eli the State BY tho Vsa Bsrsa pssdsr.r, 81
thu u. :. Tr.s.sr, and eli the trouble eagh, CIV.
., b. that ths Dsiehn.n ,hsuidsi roecsed ssosnd-
essains The gssI Ssuosl Chsif. they viii be skulsIns
hssk sgsla-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

Tao hundred Jackson men in Lacking. Ohio. re-
tently offered TO serve on The lisrlson Vigilance
Committee and were accepted. BIZ Van Bc'en
siil efaEslG st ,his Ls,ki.g.- .fis. Dai. .4s..
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

A committee appointed by the ontl-bank and
anl-corporaion party of New York. recently I'D
dressed a letter to Mr. Van Buren,, stating their
opinions aud desired to know how far he accorded
with them His answer will be found below and
as usual 1t is genuine ncn commttial. II he a
greed with his correspondents in opinion, why did
he not say sol If he disagreed with the II, Why
nat nvow his dissent like man - fro"kiin
.Nercu.u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

The HARRINGTON Globe enuineratos among the
most important Of the .ost hills of the hast Session.
the Judiciary B,ll the Mint Dill Inclusion House
Bill the Bill for the reorganization OF the Treas
Dry Department, and the Bill to reduce the Tariff.
BDston SfIirsmdn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02

TIE last NssPsi's' PsPsu h'IHg the death u he
lhaa- Tszsshy II Mssfll sss Il stsi.. s.s4 S.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-08-02
Washington July Glib, 1896.

Gentleman IL have the honor to receive your
letter, with AN accompanying Declaration Of Pt!n-
cpes' adopted by general Convention Of the
city and county Of New York, IN favor of cqual
Rights and opposed to oil monopes, and return
YOU my sincere thanks for this mark Of your re-
speci. IN the great principle with which you set
out viz that the true foundatiOu Of republican
government is the equal rights of every citizen, IN
his person and property, and IN Their management,
fully concur, and honor and respect al temperate
and well directed efforts TO protect and eniorce H.
For my views in regard TO other propositions
tanned III the declaration, and especially to those
which relate TO the subjects of backs, paper money
specie currency, and monoplIes. you must al!ow
me to refer you to public course of no inconsd.
cradle duration in the State and Federal Govern
mcn,s and TO a succession of public declarations
heretofore made by me. On some of the latter
subjects shall, also have an occasion for a further
public expression OF my opinions in reply to II call
made upon me before the receipt Of your letter.
To these acts aud expressions respectfully invite
candid consideration, and If they should be found
to bring my opinions sufficiently TO those you
espouse to enttle me 10 your confidence, ! shall
be proud Of possessing II.
Your Od't servt,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
pOEE'Es u.
"ar,Hygr GEu.tN, rN>r -
nm MY COUSIN.

,r,w t:c srsVest'.)
What trouble ones IN, I" Sh'H
To a friend Mawtitt:n G!""',' c,. TO ,h. last,
Tly toccthc. Ike bids at WHSLE, T., mn, re
Az ,v.f. in one page it."n o." S''I'n " "
Al, ,he story OF i" strangely Hon"t" , ,L,.,,,,,
The iIIu.iouS the cares, the e"e"a'''.''', "
r, ,nr,L hich have "caiii! "c'"'.''.
!, var. .u;iin. send snort INC 10 ''""
r., tho most y, Il ronlni"I orcasl"h'
AZ , mink bile LEAK II i SuIa! matter, 'o',
Az" "; lis sweet sce",cd words OF persuasion:
RI, 10 write as much Is will pay the eA'e'so
or III. time AMI the light u. taper,
!. another affair, and is certainly rare,
Among al! the things upon PAPER
When my sweet pretty cousin demanded " dozen
Ericf lines, in the way Of sonnet,
Though Little size knew II, MY heart ""p''" 40 II
For thoughts o! my youth wcT" n!"n u:
4 sad rc;rns pcc!on oil early Affection
Ufoy. in my lites clondle's morning.
OF many hearted, now cold, OF dcTa''eu-
Dark changes That without warnlnS -
When 10 village school daily We journcy"d So Saiiy,
Or rored throus tbs valleys, hcgu'sIng
Our holiday hours in sathrns the ilo#tIs,
That around us were b!n5lins ana sir'i''5,
As sister and brohcrwc were 20 each otref,
As lovers whom nonsht could discover;
Nor deemed that such feeling ce ionS ~o"'t uo ''""s
Away like mcteot-lorefs:.
And then to remember when frosty September
Cumc bStny along IN his re- ,
How we cheated the season, so out oil All fea'o"'
With our clce by the cracking TIRE!
,Twcrr oyou,iy pc4sam, 0 look irou the present
Far back on those puro days OF sla0ncS"-
But may restore them! ,!sTs Sia'o"S are g '''
Aad memory links mto sadness.
Nor have { aug better to dl up the letter
For life il a dull round ofso5ro";
Earth hath not the treasure 10 purchase pleasure
To dav TINT vii! las: till the morrow.
Fen while quitting joys nectar, ana au5hhS'
Ii the depths of the bosom were lighted,
Mh's ucrricst lover, belik" wnuid discover,
TIE garden of peace WAS all blisltr'!'
Yet what is lfc's trouble "a ahlc-a bubble
Unreal or full to vanish:
cloud on i mountain, mist DER 4 fountain,
Tho frat beam Of nlorning will ban.h.
There cumrth au hour OF manifest power
When tho drcnrcst gloom shall be- rivcn, =,
And the spirit shall ner,ly, yet calmly ana S"'''t'
Go up 20 its last rest il Heaven.
'rh, yru, in their rolling thus Whisper co'''oiins,
And deep though they leave all their trnres,--
Bearing of the fresh roses, where beauty cioS"s,
While the iurTow. oi time take their places.
Though thus the pursue US, they meier suhluc us,
Iu; when tho long s,riiu shall lave ended,
W. snile h; T.. '"S hs"s wc,y wendell T. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
WM. l.. " iilTE,
JAS. &. DiCKERSON.
!l7-2aWiW


F5YllE IMPORTED BLACK ARhBIAN.--This
& hrautilu! jet black Arabian has commenced his
comA a! Thomas Fournoy's in Prince Edward
COUNTY, II miles south of the Court, House, II miles
east Of Charlotte Court louise, Is via kcysyillc from
Lunrnbucg Court House, at 5 the season. which may
be discharged by the payment Of $50, if paid by the
20lh Of July, at which time the season ends; $50 to in
sure mare, payable when the is asccrtancd to be
in ua parted with 81 to the Groom for each mare
Mares that failed last season, will be insured this at the
season price.
Good paS,urage for mares left with the horse gratis
and we'll fed if required. at twenty-five cents per day
Great personal attention will he given by Thomas Flour
no., but no liability for accidents or escapes.
Black Arabian presented by the Emperor OF Mo-
rocco h tic q. States Consul al rangcrS doubtless
marked evidence OF his friendly feelings to our Govern
ent and Sold by order OF Congress, at public aGc-
ton. Feb. 18Th lS:I,.
Tie public may be Of the fact that is extreme
ly difficult to purchase The fublooded Arabian and
doubt the Emperor of Morocco would have been highly
insurd at offer to purchase Black Arabian, even at
extravagant price. Many good judges have pro-
nounccd him in all respects the finest horse they
saw lie is eight years old this Sprng-full FIVE feet
hrh (taIl for Arahian)-o great muscular powers
smooth graceful action-und commanding in his gene
raj appearance He exhibits all the traits in character
and loim Of the genuine Arabian He has proved him
self to be IN uncommonly foal.gcter. We refer
the pubIic 10 TIC perfect which is presented as an
indictment to breed from this horse. We consider him
the cheapest horse III this country and we'll calculated
to improve the dccate long legged horses Of The present
day !uOMAS FLOURNOf,
JOHN F. EDMONDS.
Feb. H. S9-2tF .w3tM w:}tA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
Feb. II.

RHACHlNE CARDS.-The subscriber has been ap
lYH pointed agent for the sale Of Machine Cards and
leng for Cotton and Woolen Factories, warranted Of
superior quality. Also, sheep roller leather; shultles
cotton and satlinet pckers picker string and lace lea
ther belt leather, By the side cut and speed in strips
inches TO twelve inches in width and any length COM
pletc; cleaning combs, &c. &c. Orders for any Of the
above articles, promptly attended to by
March %. [i06-tlstM] GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
Feb. %.

2 E!GGrs REPORTS. Vol. v, jnst p'jIsAfd7riI,t 90
4 sG-Tile loi!o~ing Books aud FLAPS may also !"
Jennings Statutes ii large,
Gil.ncI's RaudolpiIs. and Lc!gls Reports
Jnurnals Of the Convention 0! i113-G and Us.
Journals Of the House Of Delegates, tfo!n ~ !"
l7gu-lnd OF the Scnate, Tor l17c-, and FROM IL"
l79O
few copies Of The large Mapof 'irgna, al 'ir ~
drced price of SO. Copies OF the small Map at -
both on rollers and in portable cases. .,.,
Separate volumes Of most Of the Reports can oH ~"
nished 1t proper to Guard the p"fr1a;rs :" 'F sIa
ginia rc ports aeAins: pirad edition OF The S'f'
If Rundov!,'s r., oorts which has been thrown !H' "
market II may !yady be ds'i" &; i'S CUE ~: @
rnond. lc29 by the irsrrority OF execution ana r
scarcely necessary to remark, that little reliance sl ,n
placed upon the accuracy Of a law book VINE" ''''
peared under such circumstances. IL. ,ny
The undersigned has it in bis power 10 SnPP, II the
number of Law Books, Of the best editions: AMI order,
lowest prices-and will promptly attend u a"o,SoncJ
from purchasers OF any part OF the aoo'e''''
Books or Maps, without compensated: c.. Com.
WI r,n ~: ~ r5,I md Librar'aa'
March IlUO-l2tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

d. d S6k REWARD.-.Nrds cf.-Ranaway 'r""
- 4 eDQH the subscriber about he 18th Of H"''h'
her last, 4 yellow Of the name of EDWIN. (ii" some.
times calls himself FL" Br:ks) about tr"i 10 It'hS
high, rather raw-honci, Nuc stopped III his Sir".'
dcrS his counirnancc very good hair "lrrabIy h""n!'
". has lost most OF his jaw teeth. and is what m. -,
called lantcrn.iawrd. lie is l. good slioc"ancr l''
has free papers with ::.a.
will give 500 il said negro is apprrhcndrd in Tie
State AMI $3.50 if apprrh"nded out Of the State a'd )"
secured that set him again -.-.....,
BENZ +. PORTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

NH7ANTED, at this Office, as an Apprentice to the
w Printing buslness youth from IA 10 ~ years OF
ame-posscssng good English Education
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

wu7uIJAM F. RICHIE, (a!e of RchG non .hr "a,
Wv Ao51 ~ 59 ss Ss Is~ eoa: P
Hadson YSzoo, Washington Warren The Tdrra and
CaTroll. in Lousiana-and i'll the Supreme .h 2T-G
Chancery Courts at Jackson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26
BENZ. T. PORTER.
Feb % E3-:fl of RotLLIid.C

WKIlNTER AiiRANG EMENT--TwIcH \ WIS.
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocah"aaS, I"
and from Norfolk and Baltimore, wiz commence "'
Monday the 9Th I'rcrmbcr To run ouly twice Il wrr"
leaving Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and lh"'
dav morning, at 10 o'clock; and and after Thurs
day, the 9Th January, le;G, they will run ons once
week, Having Baltimore every Thursday, and N"i'"'"
every Monday morning. at 10 O'clock. Should tn" ma
vgalion Of the atapsco be- interrupted by ICE. lie pas
scrrcrs will b. landed at Annapolis. as formerly
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every lur,""?
and Friday morning, for Richmond. and !ctarn c''!
Sunday aud Wednesday,
Passage and fare to Norfolk s. All baggage at The
risk of the owners JANIS FERGUSON. .i@'"t
Baltimore. December i. "l-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

~4pEAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN DAlI
& e " MAIL KOUTE-Thc Petersburg Railroad
C,,nv inform the public that their Road; eN'ehu,hs
from PETERSBURG Va, 10 Biakricy. Norm Caton" o
Roanoke distance OF 90 miles. aG co'iSt.u',s l.
oi the (iIra, Daily Mail Route North and SOUTH Is ~"
ANAL, nr,viLrd with superior L"cpnoii9cs ana Nars ~
acc,inI.,alr all the travel thai may "i''r NJ
i,rr each end o.! Llr Road daily. Oh tho "rri'a' % "
r...,ctvr M,is Travellers with t:.t: own ci!ip'4Fs'
can have their horses and carria@'S Transports" ""
.::,,i w;.h pr:.rct safety and c"h'chirucc' an" '
nr,.;irm in Lr l. h,I:s, while resting t'if ""s'':
Journey which wou!u "'hci"'Se - i
cGnplisIl. ,h
Tia. BIakrly Hotel at the southern termination {" ''
i al, Road has hr,n .r.bu!lt u! brick on al eh'As'
,.a. and no pains vii! tc spared to render lis "ec".
r,a!a,inrs such will give satisfaction 10 i"'S''"s''
and travellers generally 90 r,LJ,v
far I'm. South via Ravish FayrttHvr: nc, there IS d
;nr via Marlborough three times wees: cnnicctr" IN
,:, Mail Lin. 1T Fayetlrve, and also Inc from "c
r II l,,ad ut Drc.I 10 Ciar;s":!!e: Milton ai'o LAW
vile. -, o. ,,,-,,oh
Nnmher ri.wecky Line from Liuke!ry, passes t'"uen
Warrrntom, Oxford, NC, and CONNECTS WIFI ''"' -
Salisbury, y. L. ,L ,,;u ha
In tho course of the present season, branch WIFE DC
o,rurd from the Petersburg RaiI-R"ad at Brhr!u' L"
Wilkins Ferry at CASTOR Oh the l."aiinN', rom WI"
Railroad to cross the river 10y bridge, Is no" a0'"
TO Ir constructed 10 Raleigh -. ;. ,.
The Rail Road lro;n Baltimore I" - as'":''"i - w.,
il ,ycrati., thence to Potomac landing, tHe ''r IS co
tuI,:.d by steamboats,; l!=ncc VIA FREDERICKSBURG "
Richmond Il considerable portion {" Inc l'Ah i'""u -
nishcd-ard the remainder is in RAPID course 10 COM
nlr,ou The Inc continues from Richmond ID tetrFs'
burr ly uupikc ruai-und thence by The lclciSo"iS
Ra Road Blakelcy. before mcnDncd, Is '!'c MN
and ouiy Daily Mail Route between Boston and Ne"
Orleans.
OGce Of tic Petersburg hGt!,l'o"d Company,
February =. lc3G.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

HtIERRY VALE NURSERY file Subs'fi'F
"a proprietor Of the above Nursery, which IS ocn""
about mile from Richmond, the road :cH''n7 "
Charlottesville keeps constantly on hand su?P'!,
fruit trees comprising the ns:a! ."rriy, and OF an.!!
not surpassed. lie has also hand great variety ~
grape vines embracing those nos, celebrated Tor VIM
and table usc for the latter, he would parcuar'%" VOC
ton Virginia Seeding and ilnbhcrAonts Madeira Ia -
Ali his trees and vines are the best quality aud will be
DISPOSED Of on terms as liberal those Of any o't'
Nursery. lie would invite purchasers TO examine "'s
stock before they supply thcmacTcs.-Ordcrs ir.":i .
distance will be promptly attended to- and the a'"'
ordered will be put up with the utmost care
JOHN CARTER.
F.h On 9:}-2lwJw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

= ]IiICKAHOMINY LAND FOR SALE.-The sub
s scrber has good Farm in the lower end Of fiano
We, county, abou: miles from Richmond, 10y the
new road about 10 be cstablished situated on the Chck
ahon:ny Swamp containing by recent survey three
hundred and iiily nine and three fourth acres. The
hi,anL embraces about one aif-and about two thirds
of this is cleared and we'll adapted TO the production OF
CON- wheat, &c; the other third, Is wei! umbered WIN
pine oak, DC There is of the other hai' ABOUT one
fn-I, secoud rate low grounds equal 10 any on the
swamp; the balance is first low grounds, principal
" unccared, and remarkably well ,mbersd ITS growth
consisting of ASH cured maple and oak of first rate qua
lty There is on this Farm good d"e'i'ng mouse,
HAVING two rooms below and two above and first rate
ceIlar always dry There is good cornhouse and a
good framed kitchen, likewise barn, which will require
But little repairing. This farm is situated in good and
anv in The County The subscriber: intending to leave
Virginia, is determined to sell Terms made known on
,nn7cotons 10 WILLIAM A. JONES.
Eonoy.- county March 3 I00-laff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

MONSIEUR TONSO.i vii: stand th,ss ascn Or.
at r.y stable at Halifax Court House. Va. aaI ns.
=, his stand III fac order ans. condition. yea IS :r @.,
at 800 tic sca:cm, and 500 insurance. f"r i"rii std
"tt,rr particulars. see llaudla. Hc. ". W. nCET,
Halifax C1u:, i!ae>r -.
February -. "'-'.@!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-26

Late Of the American Hotel, New York.
baggage cart ofthe Baltimore House is always wait
ing the arrival Of the Cars from Washington and the
West TO bring baggage to the House. free n rhnrge.
Sarcs daily leave the Hotel for Philadelphia. and seats
taken ut the Stage Office, i'll the Hotel
March II l02-2aw2w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and chdncsry for the county
of Hampshire, on the LIST Monday
in March, 1886,
Smuel Johnson, and John Sherrard,
plaintiffs, against
J------ 80 -.L---@.t annual Sutton. and
Christopher Heiskell, 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; g.
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant of this
country 1t is ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here on the LIST
day of the September term next, and
answer the bill of the Plaintiffs; and
that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published
10 Romney, for two months successive
ly, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the courthouse Of
the said county Of Hampshire.
Acopy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, CHG.
March IL, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
VIRGINIA, TO WIT :

~ WA
At rules holden IN the Clerks Office
ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of
Lao and Chancery for the county
of Hampshire, on tie LIST Monday
in March, 1886. ?
John Wilson and Ann his wife; plain
lifts, against,
John White, administrator with the will
annexed Of Francis White, decd, E.
van Mcdonald, and Mary his wife,
Robert N. White and others, defen-
dants. In CHANCERY.
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,his court and it appear
log by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF this country /; 1t
IS ordered, That the said defendants
do appear here on the LIST day of the
September term next, and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiffs and that a copy
of this order be forthwith Inserted in
some newspaper published in Romney
for awo months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front
door oflhe courthouse OF The ssid coun.
ty Of Hampshire. A copyTeate,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. ii. C.
March, IL, 1886.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
VIkUINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA., TO WIT
In the Circuit Superior Court of La,c
and Chancery, for Hampshire coun.
ty, the 18th day Of April, 1886.
Daniel Kyle, James Kyle, Matilda
Kyle, and Jacob Stewart and Eliz.
abelh his wife, late Elizabeth Kyle,
distributes Of Robert Kyle, decd.
Plaintiffs, against
James Allen, administrator of John
Stewart, who was administrator Of
Robert Kyle, Decd, and Peter AL
kire, and George Nefi, his securi-
ties, and Margery Kyle, Robert
Kyle, Rebecca Kyle, Catharine Kyle,
who married William Page, and said
William Page, John Kyle and Ann
Kyle, and the other children and
distributes Of said Robert Kyle,
decd. and Hannah Barrel, widow,
dowress and Distribute Of Robert
Kyle, decd, Defendants.
in CHANCERY.
This cause came on to be heard this
18th day Of April, 1886, upon the bill,
exhibits, dispositions and the answer Of
the Defendant John Stewart, and it ap.
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the order Of publication against
the absent Defendants hath been exc
cuted more than three months, and
they still failing to file their answers,
the bill as to them is taken for confess
ed, as we'll against them as against the
home Defendants who have failed to
ans er, and was argued by counsel.
Whereupon, the Court doth adjudge,
order and decree, that John Kern, Jr.
Master Commissioner of this Court
do examine, settle and state the ac-
count of John Stewart, as admir-. Of
Robert Kyle, decd. taking as the ba-
sis of such settlement, the settlement
made By him 10 1918, with the Com
missioner appointed by the County
Court Of Hampshire. But leave 10
given the Plaintiff 10 surcharge and fall
sify said account by item or on account
of interest stating all such matters spe-
cially deemed pertinent by himself, or
which may be required by either of
the parties to be so stated, and make
report to the Court in order to final
decree. A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H. C.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
NOTICE.

Y Fl WE subscriber having taken the
4 we'll known Factory, formerly
belonging TO Thomas Bryan, sit
uate near Petersburg, Hardy Co. Va,
he 10 prepared to execute all orders in
his line OF busiuess--Such as Spinning
Weaving, Carding, Pulling, Dying
&c. The subscriber from his long ex'
pegience in the Manufacturing bust
ness, assures ell those who will entrusl
their work 10 his hands that he will en-
dsavour to render general satisfaction.
N. B. Wanted Immediately, Spin
ner and Weaver, TO whom reasonable
wages will be given.
THOMAS MATSON.
Petersburg, May IA, lSs6.-SL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-05-28
VIRGINIA, TO WIT :
March 12,.1836 .

VIRGINIA., To WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and Chancery, for the county
Of Hampshire, on tho LIST Monday
in May, 1886.
William French, plaintiff, against
Horatio Powell, Sarah Powell, Eliza
beth Powell, Sarah M. Powell, Ma.
ry Powell, Elisha T. Powell, Peter
r. Powell, and Joseph " alker and
Bar.illa bis wife; the said Horatio,
Sarah M, MARY, Elisha T., Peter r
and Bartilia, being children and heirs
of William M. Powell, dec'd., and
the said Sarah and Elizabeth being
children end heirs of Johanne Pow
ell Decd, who was one Of the chill.
dren and heirs Of said Wan. M.
Powell decd. defendants.
in CHANCERY.
The defendants Sarah Powell, E.
lizabeth Powell, Sarah M. Powell,
Mary Powell, Elisha T. Powell, Peter
R. Powell, and Joseph Walker, and
Bartilla bis wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to the act Of assembly and
the rules of this court; and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this country; 1t
is ordered, That the said defendants
do appear here on the LIST day Of the
May term next, and answer the bill OF
the Plaintiff ; and that copy OF this
order be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published in Romney for
two months successively, and that al
mother 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.
May Z, 1886.