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IN CHANcERY.
he defendants Abncr Rucker and Al,
M de bonlS non of Richard RncL,
IN CHANCERY.

ne defendants Abner itucker and Alexander Man,
aun de bon's noa of Richard Rucker, decd lot
entered 'h'f appearance and given security,
%''o'''ns 10 'le act of Assembly and the raes Of
n, ,p"'' ana appearing by satisfactory evidence
on motion of tho plaintiff. by his counsel II is order
ed that the SAID defendants do onpr,r l,sr m or he
l3fe the iFst da} Of the neM Arm tenn, f., answer
, ,ho original ANA amended bill, Of the plaintiff ant
NAV copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted IN the
hynchoulg Nrglnan for two months successitey.,
"nu po'ea al the front door OF the court house Ct
sad county, \ copy-Te,te.
FebuaryS : D'' ,5r,
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.1PQiASt

John Marke, William MarAlc, Alexander Rp,,,,
and Adclinr his wife, Formerly Adene MarkIs loS-
Markle jr Charles Marklc, Joseph SlaurLrr seris
81 bedf9td' and IN that character, administrator Of
%ooe5 'ii,rne,l 'ec H., Francis L. Lee Charles H.
Lyheh' ana Nancy Norman admi,s,r,t,ix -
Charles Norman, decd '''' nN o.
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Is CHANcERY.

AlRGiNiA:-N rules, held in the clerk :, oJ,r.
o' 'he circuit superior court OF law and chan.
uary, 1856: VI Jan
Moses Dooev, m.
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thereof, Wednesday, the 18th d1y If house
| -;15 'o'emdt,
Christopher Nuuncl!e, p,....#u
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Of the cncuit superior tour; of law ~ oilco
Gerry Of the county Of Nelson in .ae i,i el1n,
uary 1876: ''''''h Of Jan.
james D. Moon. administrator of s,.,,...#n
bers, decd, -"''oh Ro
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26
VIRGINIA, TO WIT I:

In the Cirexit Superior Court of
Lao y Chancery for Hardy county,
on The zist day Of September. 1886.
Moses Baker, plaintiff, against
John Burch, Executor Of William Ba-
ker, decd, and in his own right,
and Magdalena his wife, Jacob
Cherry and Elizabeth his wife, Ma
ry Baker, John Doran and Rhoda
his wife, George Chrisman and Ell
camera his wife, Charles C. Hay
cock and Mary his wife, Samuel Ba-
ker, William Baker, and Kensey
M. Stewart and Rebecca his wife,
defendants, in CHANCERY.
This cause came onto be heard this
21st day Of September, 1886, upon
the bill and exhibits, The answer Of
the defendant John Burch, E xecutor Of
William Baker, Decd, and replica
ton thereto, the answer of the defen-
dant William Baker, and the subpoena
having been returned, executed on de-
PENDANTS John Burch and Magdalena
his wife, in their own right-Samuel
Baker, Mary Baker, Kensey NJ. Stew
art, George Chrisman and EIeanora
his wife, Charles c. Haycock and
Mary his wife, and The bill having been
filed more than four months, and these
defendants still failing to appear and
answer, the bill is taken for confessed
as 10 them and the order Of publjca-
lion having been duly executed as 10
defendants Jacob Cherry and Eliza
beth his wife, John Doran and Rhoda
his wife, and Rebecca Stewart the wife
of Kensey NJ. Stewart, and the defen-
danis still falling TO appear and an.
swer, the bill is likewise taken for con-
fessed as TO them. On consideration
whereof, the Court doth order, adiudge
and decree, that Master Commissioner
Hepewell, do take an account of the
further Administration of Defendant
Burch, upon the estate Of William Ba-
ker, decd, since the settlement set
forth IN Complainants exhibit b. aud
that he do further state the account be,
tween the Executor and legatees, re-
spectively, so as to show what sums OF
money they are entitled to from the es-
tate of William Baker, dec'd., stating
specially all matters deemed periinen,
by himself, or which either party may
require to be so stated, and report to
the Court in order to a final decree.
A copy-Teste,
CHARLES LoBB, c. G.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT /:

VteoAlNAHt Az Will
At rules holden in the Clerks OGcs
of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Choncery for Hampshire
county, the 1st Monday in No.
BENDER, 1886.
Luke Kuykendall, plaintiff, against
Elizabeth Hoffman, widow Of Conrad
Hoffman, decd, Joseph Gronour
and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Hoffman, and Ann Hoffman, defen-
dants, In CHANCERY.
THE Defendants Joseph Gronour
and Nancy his wife, not having en-
entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act of Assembly
and the rules ofthis court and it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this country :
IT is ORDERED, That the said defendants
do appear here on the lst day ofthe April
term next. 81 answer The amended bill of
the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in come newspa-
per published in Romney for two months
successfully and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the Court
house ofthe said county of Hampshire.
A copy,-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, C. H. G.
November 10, 1886.
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VIRGINIA. TO Wit
November 5, 1886.

In the Hardy Circuit Superior
Court Of Lao and CAancsry, Septem :
Der term, 1886, setting as a Court Of
Chancery.
Solomon Shireman. and Ca,hrene bis
wife, late Cathrene Haterman,
Nimrod Thorn and Elizabeth his
wife, late Elizabeth, Halerman,
and Christina Halterman, heirs and
legal representatives of Christian
.Halterman, deed, plaintiffs, against
Joseph Miller, and Isaac Miller,admin
istrators ofJaceb Miller, decd, and
John Miller, Executor Of Anthony
Miller, decd, and William Robin
son, administrator Of Christian Hal
terman, decd, and John Snyder and
Jacob Snyder, defendants,
!, In CHANCERY.
This day came the plaintiffs by
their counsel, and this cause is set for
hearing, and came on this S2nd day OF
September, 1886, by the consent OF
parties, to be heard upon the bill and
answer thereto by one of the defen-
dants, John Snyder, and the replication
thereto, and the bill is taken for con-
fessed against the. other defendants {;
the subpoena having been served four
months previous thereto, and upon ar
gument OF counsel, it is, ordered, ad--
judged and decreed, that an account
be taken between the heirs of Chris
tian Halterman, Decd, and the Guar
dian Jehn Snyd and also, between
the said Christian Halterman's estate,
and his Administrator William Rob
inson, before Master Commissioned
Hopewell, to ascertain what is due
from the Guardian TO his ward, and
from the said Robinson to his intes-
tale estate, stating all matters by him
self deemed pertinent or as either party
shall desire to be stated, and make re-
port thereof to the Court in order TO
final decree. A copy-Teste,
CHARLES LOBB, C. @.
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AUTUMNAL EVENING.

"When day, with fearful beam delays
Among the opening clouds ofeven,
And we can almost think we gaze
Through golden vistas into heavens
Those hues that make the sun decline
So soft, so radiant, LORD, art thine"
He ,0lo can stand forth beneath the
autumnal sky, amidst glories so mid.
and can be deaf to the ,ohisper of the
breeze that speaks of God, and blind
to the golden ray that points. to h's
throne ,oho can then limit his desires
TO a vorld that. shall 50 soon groaO
dark. ,oAo can quit such a scene az
such a moment, aoitAout one thought of
God without one ,oish, one prayer for
heaven,. must be blind to all that as
louely in yirtue, and dead TO- the clos
ouence of Him who speaks from the
Skies. Hon eloquent, hoU impressirs
is this preaching Of nature = Hoo
valuable the lessons It sncutcates at 81
ventide !-Pisrpont.
szzzzM
A Boston wit remarks that the Eli
ephant which escaped from the wreck
ofthe steamboat Royal Tar was the
only passenger that took his trunk a.
shore with him.
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VIRGINIA, TO Wit:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in The Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Superior Court of
Lao and Chaneery for Hampshire
county, the 1st Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1886.
Matilda Kyle, plaintiff, against
Hannah Barrett, widow Of William
Barrett, formerly Harriet Kyle, wild.
ow Of Rober, Kyle, decd, John M.
Waggoner and others, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Hannah Barrett, James
Kyle, Daniel Kyle. and Jacob Swart and
Elizabeth his wife, not having entered
their appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of Assembly aud the
rules Of this court. and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this country IT IS OR
DERED, That the said defendants do ap-
pear here on the lst day ofthe April term
next, and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff;
and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper pub
lished in Romney, for two months sue
cessiveIy and that another copy be pos
ted at the front door of the Courthouse
of the said county Of Hampshire. A
copy-T este,
JOHN B. WHITE, c. H. q.
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VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Superior Court of
lao and Chameery for Hampshire
county, the Isl Monday in Sep
tender, 1886. :. i.
John Tysing and Polly his wife, plain
tiffs, against
Ashford Poston, James Vance, and
Robert Carlyle, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant Ashford Poston,
not having entered his appearance and
given security according to. the act OF
Assembly and the rules oftbis court; and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inha bitant of this coun-
try IT IS ORDERED, That the said de-
PENDANT do appear here on the LIST day of
the April term next and answer the bill of
the plaintiffs; and that copy ofthis order
be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in Romney, for two months
successfully, 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. n. G.
October IS, 1886.
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ALL and WINTER
GOODS,

which have been selected with all the
judgment and taste he was capable Of
exercising. The undersigned has no
desire TO monopolize the business, but
hopes by a disposition to accommodate
and determination 10 sell cheap, to
merit a portion of public patronage.
JOHN DALEY.
MeorefieId Oct. s, 1S36.--tf.
N. B. Every article of Country pro.
duce taken in exchange for GOODS.
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willis, still further to the east Venus
sheds her dazzling lustre, and last o.
the train Mercury may be observed
s mi,,og "a pale light like that Of fixed
s,ar Verify this must be the age OF
convention, when even planets come
together.
INDIANA TMpRovEMENTs.-.A grand
festival took place at Brookville, In
diana, on the 18th ult., to mark the
commencement of the White Water
Canal. Upwards of4,ooo persons, .it
is estimated, were present, among
whom we're some of the most distIn-
guished citizens of the State.-Tha
work or great portion of it, was pus
under contract the next day at Law
renceburgh.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26

Friday in Nav York from Bermuda,
announces that H. B. M. ship of war
Vestal had captured no less than three
large slave ships, with 1857 Africans
on board.
The Spanish brigantine"Em.
presa," asa
The "Pheoix," Portuguese
brigantine, 486
The "Negranea," 2s7
Many of the poor negroes had died
on the passage. All the captures took
place within eight days, 10 the neigh
borhood of Grenada.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26

CATTLE.-The supply Of Beef oil
the hoof has fallen off little this week.
no change in prices, however has Ia
ken place, and we continue to quot
at SIS IS a r so, according to quail
ty. Our quotations for live hogs re
main at SIS a s as. Killed Pork Ia;
declined, and we quote to-day frona
wagons at 81 rs 7 81, and FROM
stores at 81 SO 8; at the latte
price the best family pork can be had
HowARD STREET rLouR.-In III
early part ofthe week some sales fronI
stores we're made a. $40, but the mars|
ket soon became unsettled, with id
cided inclination upwards. To~daj
we find that holders generally ask al
5o,although we have heard of no trans
actions. Retail sales ara makine
IL. Early in the week the ~ayoI
price was So so 9 rs, but to.dsI
the generally prevailing rate is $40.
WhEAr There has been, compa,
atively, better supply Of Nd. Whea
at market this week, although the q
gregate is still SIN all. Sales Of NIL
reds, good te prieAe, have ranged fro
ST. 95 a 2 10. Two cargoes Of E
ropean wheat have been sold this wei
the first on fAonday, an extraord
nariIy fine parcel Of 5000 busht
Prussian red, at So IS, and a lot
400 bushels white, of equally fiae al
lity, at 81 so. Yesterday the ear
of the ship Jacob Perkins from BIZ
men, consisting of 1900 bushels n
and 5000 bushels white, was sold
81 10 for the former and at So
tor the latter-luslity not strics
prime.
Corn, white IS cents, yellow q
Rye, 81 IS; Oats, AZ cents; wkisks
wagon price, SO cents.
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Elizabeth Dill, George Fisher
and Mary Ann his wife, Adam Har-
mesa and Eunice his wife, Conrad
Harness and Elizabeth Harness, wis
dow Of Jacob Harness, decd.
TAKE NOTICE, That
we shall, on the 20th day Of Decens-
ssr, 1886, at the house Of jacob Will
son. in The County Of Green, and State
Of Ohio, between sunrise and sunset,
and so On for as many days thereafter
as shall be necessary, proceed 10 take
the dispositions Of Jacob Wilson and
Jane Wilson, which when taken, are
to be read as evidence in a suit now
pending and undetermined in the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry, for Hardy County, in which we
are Complainants and you are Deien,
dants, rIAM sNoDGRASs, &
WILL ~
SARAH his wlie.
Nov. &c, i8s6.-tdsd.
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office.

ALL persons who purchased arti.
Giles at the sale of VIM. I. Sanford's
property are informed that their Notes
are now due, and payment is expected
without delay, as longer indulgence
cannot be given. Attention TO this
notice will save trouble.
WILLIAM WEIGH.
Agent for w. T. Sanford.
Hamp. CO. Nov. S, 1936.-tf.
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DIED, On Sunday morning last, in
this town, Mr.. NICHOLAS MARaUART,
aged an 1oi years and 6 months. Mar
tiasburg Gaz. Nov. II.
On the, 9th inst.. near Mills Branch,
Hampshire county, Mr.. George MAU-
". aged So years, after short but Sc
we're illness. He has left a wife and two
small children to mourn his irreparable
LOSE W inch. Rep,
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From The Alexandra Gazotte

81 Notice to Farmers and IA;
Icrs.--The dealers in Flour h.,
lolnd il necessary to maze deduI
uon,of 80 cents per barrel on eae
barrel Of Flour branded garlicky ,whs
purchased from wagons or boats. whjc,
Custom will be adopted immediatel(
and Invariably adhered TO after III
date. NJ -
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VAN BUREN,.
EXPRESS MAIL.

The express mail came through yes
terday from Mobile, bringing letters
from that city, and slip from the
Commercial Register, dated the 18th
inst. We understand the mail contain
ed letters from New Orleans for the
eastern cities.
This first express from that region,
brings US the annexed political inseili-
gence
Ertrdet from a letter, dated
MoBrLE,( ALA) Nov. Is.
Mobile conay has given Van Buren,
1870 majority.
Louisiana has gone for Van Buren,
by upwards 600 vetes.- Globe, Nov.
%.
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Commissioners Office, Moorefeld, !
October 25th, 1886.
The parties interested in the forege-
ing decree, are hereby Motif ID, that
shall attend at my Office in Moore
field, o" Monday tho stu day IF De-
cember neat, when and where they will
attend with the necessary papers and
testimony to carrythe same into effect.
JOHN HOPEWELL.
Master Commissioner
November 5, 1886.
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Commissioners Office, Moorefeld, !

OCtoueI ~oth, iooo'
The parties interested in the fore
going decree, will take notice. that !
shall attend at my Office, in Moore,
field, on Wednesday tie 7tA day of
December neat, when and where they
will appear with the necessary papers
and testimony 10 carry The same into
effect. JOHN HOPEWELL,
Master Commissioner.
November 5, 1886.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

"a LII persons are hereby forbid
IA den to Hunt, Range, Fish, Fowl,
or in any way trespass on the
"GLEBE LAMBS" Of hampshire coun-
~. The Overseers Of said county, are
determined to punish all and every
Hespass, with the utmost rigour of the
law. By order Of the Overseers.
JOHN BRADY, President.
October %, lSS6.-6w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26

uThe quarterly meeting afthe Meth.
odist Society commenced in this place on
yesterday week closed on wednes.
day evening last. The Rev. Messrs.
WALLS and STEEL Of Winchester and
Rev. CHENowrTH Of the Springfield Cir.
cuit.with our worthy preachers. Messrs.
KsNNrsoN and GREEN, were present on
this occasion. 1t gives us pleasure to
say tina: they had very Pleasant and
interesting meeting, and that several
members were added to the Church.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26
New ORLEANS, Nov. !

NEW OKLEAN33 INUV' T.
Within the last two weeks some
where nigh five thousand passengers
have arrived in our city land our steels
are consequently again thronged with
new faces. Among this great number,
for so short time, we are happy to
learn thatthere are more than 500 me.
cbanics these and thousand more
are much wanted, for wages are exor-
bitan,ly high.
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Winchester Market, Nov. 20.

Family Flour, 50 50; super6ne. 80 !
wheat, | rs 95; Rye, 80 e5 Ell
Corn. 60 cts Oats, 81 cts. Baco
10 Cts; Lard 10 cts Plaster. oil !,
ton /; Fla s3ed, 80 cts. 81 Butter
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MARRIED. On Tuesday the 18th
inst. by the Rev, Mr.. Beoton, the Rev.
james DUAL, Of Wardensville, Hardy
county, TO- Miss Lidia daughter of the
late John Russell, Of this county.
Winch. Rep.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Fifty-nine counties give Van Buren
and Johnson 24,0Oo-and White and
Tyler 10000 Six counties 10 hear
from-which writer from Raleigh
says cannot, in any contingency, re.
duce Van Buren's majority over 1000
or 1900. Therefore, MIR. Van Buren,
has the state by majority off 200.
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81 Arosa ss,,...-.=s. -.
3Tlsas E S9~,

VI An extra from the Winchester Re-.
publican Office, dated Thursday morning
last, gives the following unpleasant iu-
telligenee
One Of the houses erected at the
Railroad Depo, was last night, about
10 O'Clock, discovered to be on fire. 1t
was entirely destroyed, with its con-
tents consisting Of the train of burlhen
cars (lhree) that arrived last night la
den with dry goods, groceries, salt, &c.
About 20 yards Of the Railroad was
also burnt.
u All the States have voted for
Electors Of Presi dent. We have receiv-
ed returns from the following States, to
which we affix the number of votes and
the maiorities for each candidate. 1t
requires l46 votes to make choice:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26
NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that he has
lately received from Philadelphia and
Baltimore bis supply of
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MARYLAND.

Messrs. Sellman and Lnthicum of An.
ne Arundel county, Thomas and George
Of Queen Annes, and Marcy Fountaine Of
Caroline, Van Buren, electors, entered
the College on Saturday last, qualified
and assisted in electing the following as
Senators for the term of five years.
Levi Hillery, of Allegany county /;
VIM. Price, of Washington /; William
Schley, of Frederick; Richard Bowie,
of Montgomery; Elias Brown, of Ball
timore; John V. L. kicMahon, of Bal
timore City; Rober, w. Kent, of Anne
Arundel John Beckett, OF Calvert !;
Richard Thomas, of 81. Mary's; James
B. Ricaud, of Kent Thomas Wright.
of Tho's, OF Queen ,Annes; Edward
w. Hamilton Of Talbot /; VIM. Colds
borough, OF Dorchester; Thomas K.
Carroll, OF Somerset; and William w.
Purnell, OF Worcester.
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THE U. STATES g. MEXICO.

a n T. We OIL n GC ~
The New York papers announce
that Mr.. Gorostiza has embarked,with
all his Legation, for Mexico.
The New York Courier des Etats
Unis, of Saturday, states that having in
vain insisted upon the withdraw Of
the United States troops from the ter
.fitory Of Mexico, MIR. Gorostiza had
no alternative left.
The Courier promises, in its next
number, copy Of the las, despatch Of
Gorostiza, and, mean time, publishes
this important and decisive extract:
"The note Of MIR. Dickins left the
undersigned no hope. The explana
lions given to him in the name of the
President convinced him, moreover, OF
how little Mexico has 10 expect from
the United States since her most sacred
rights and dearest interests are sacrif-
ced to the shadow Of an imaginary dan
ger. Mexico is insulted g. wronged out
Of pure preeaution.
"Under such discouraging circum-
stances,the undersigned would be wan
ting in his duty, If, as representative Of
Mexico,he failed to use the only means
left him to express how much he is
wounded by the wrongs done to his
country by the U, States j; he therefore
declares upon his o,on responsibility,
that, from this moment, he considers
has mission at an end"
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Capture oftAree Siaue Ships.- The
schr. Waterman, which arrived on
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The Albany Argus Of the 18th in
slant says that the planets Mercury,
Venus, Mars, JupiIer, and Saturn are
al present all IN Inc same quarter OF
the heavens. = Those who may be de-
slrous to see this interesting spectacle
are advised TO repair TO the open air
between five and SIX O'clock, when
they will see Mars, high in The south,
near the meridian /; a litlleto eastward
Jupiter wtll be recogn zed from his
eleat Light aud superior brightness,
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The Presbyterian Church on 4th
street. Louisville. Ky. was destroyed by
fire on the night of the SON nlt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26

clothing taken fire, that she died 10 a
few hours. The deceased was an IN
dustrious, virtueus girl, who resided in
the family Of Mr.. Joseph Marehand,
hair dresser in fourth street. 1t is sup.
.,nosed that she had fallen asleep at the
Kitchen FIRE at the time of the accident,
but she was wholly unable TO give any
account Of it. Beth Mr.. & Mrs. Mar
.cband we're injured in endeavoring to
extinquisb the flsmes.-PhiA Ing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-26

O. According to the National Ga
zetts, ninety designations of officers have
taken place in the Army since the first o
July last.