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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

fion on The isK-gsthsfsr. Dot q s.l..
hing bng snseis--bgi j wrnial-.
10 ~ saiarlsd oficff. Il re~eisr na,1. a.
Else bul ) better currency llran ihe -
receive. II is 10 vain fnr Ne mes..-..
contend, thai . The Constituted -,
bits the states from making any sh,s, n.
gold and silver tender in lie psys...
Of debts. and thus secures 70 ever, -,
zen . night 10 demand Paymen, il Il, /.
gal currency TO provide ~ LA A.,
The government will only rerrlFe 4, A.
IL gold and silver, - not 10 confer 4, !.
any Peculisr privilege; buI merely !,
place il 90 an equality with the cili,,r
BY reseEving 10 u . right secured Ia M
BY The Constitution" The faci is. n,
the states hare 50 far multiplied mar,
currency. that her eilizens cannoi nos
readily obtain spscie--lhaI il does ors
rate as q peculiar privilege for he giIis,,
20 receive IL al all even,si and that 4 a..
destroy al equality With the ciuz,5
"WilI such a Discriminating opera,
now fnr the benefit III The CIIizrn! n
message ronlends. that a rquisilion 4,
the public dues saves The cum from n.
pnrlalion-pr"duees demand for il. n.
crrsses The safety al bank paper. and in.
prOSes Ihe general currency. BularsR.
hot have the effect Of relieving The peo.
PIE at The present time. Ii only ereses
such demand for u - 10 make IL dtars,
To- the people, throws il more out If n,
general circulalion--snd worse than al
IL contributes 20 throw more dlscTsdi, N.
on bank notes, wIdens the Difference a
value between coin and paper, aak,s II
more difficult for the banks To obtsis IT,
and reiards the great object We oughl Al
To have in Eisw--lhe return ol The bank,
N specie payments. They are To furnish
the people wnh large portion oi lkel,
eurreuey--ilie Suh-'fIessuries viii 90, do
H. Their resumption is the FIRST st,,
object we ough, all To have IN view. /:
is principally 10 relieve eur embausss
menIs--snd 10 irsnqulllze dlseonleBist
people. The Sub-TressuIies and II,
specie NAV benefit the officers of The 60.
yeTnmenI, but csnnoI give relief To he
community al large. Have ws not had
some experience ol the system since Nay
lasll The banks have teen thrown orl
oil use. aud the specie has been demand.
ed Tor the government dues. Aud whsl
/ has been the effect at this hard money tI'
! perlmeEt, The Postmaster General NAV
report tina, his d" Department has bers
successfully conducted since May last up
on the pr,nriple Of dealing only in the ls
gal rurIeBe, 81 The United States" Bu
~ M. Kendall means by this, that il ha'
received aud paid away only hard money
we take leave TO differ from him. A
committee Of Congress has only 10 sun
mon various Postmaslers before them Il
show The contrary. As 10 The merchants
bonds. how many sIll continue To lii
over, from the difficulty Of commanding
specie lundsl Fever goods will be pro
baby imported. but Il The duties ere pan
in specie. The premium will be ultimate
ly levied on the people,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22

foIks holds nowadays. is the eiirre1iey
n Driraff bnlksrs Il home and abroad.
Ans, krow sarlin, bur that il nv notion;
ana II % | think " The Government =
mis,aken IN crsekin up prirais baIlkin -
,he bes,, and would advise you :" unels
Ssm," 10 separate from all that kind Of
currency.
I have ony one word more 10 say 10
Unele Sam---snd that 70, not 10 lei NE
Governneal Ialk too much Of" ssparailn;"
N did wrong when II struck on" r
PIuribus Unum" from The new coin;
did mn, ike that but thought i would
stop there, and no, Try il in other matters.
The fact is, /" the Government ami
.. Uncle Sam" alone. or I" Uncle Sam"
and his party, Gloas---ii is the peoples
property: and no matter how much :" un-
Gle sam" nav Iry 10 separsie himself. ihe
people won. lei him --fnr without - The
peapIe. The hull people. and nothing but
The people," they know thai /" unrle
Sam would som become . poor and
ragged old man, and have no money to
nav his debts. and no one would take hIs
note; therefore. say, Uncle sam,
don't say any thing more ahonl sfparGlii''
but stick 10 the old sign board. "E Piu-
ribns Unnm;" and il YOU want any iur-
Their advice. git SIGH kind Of folks about
you. ss son or any good elIlzen would
ike To appoint your executors, and gusr..l-
ans Of your estate and children, aud I" take
good care Of your widow, YOU left nne;
these kind Of folks ATE safest, sho' they
may moi be ss good politicians: aud don't
discard man tho he may own house lots
or ne,c land. and paid he neighbour TOO
much for 'em---ihls business al hone ~
better las bad a. IL is called than specu.
latin round Cape Horn, or any where
abroad, for the profit and loss" Is all
al home. IiApaid b too much. u Is no
maller. its al al home, and these mistakes
soon cure lhen,seiyes---and depend ont.
a man who owns a leeile land. be u a
house lot or farm, in a nsir toirn or on
the skirts Of al old one. won't give q
worse vote for the best interest Of his
country, than Il he lived on The pay 81 an
Office. OF spsn, his earnins 'slkIn politics
anu drlakin whIskey q, snelsc'ion. This
Is sound doctrine. J" Uncle Sam." and Il
YOU DIM, find II so in pracnce---lhen !
ami your friend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-09-22
J. DOWNING. Major.
DowningslIle Militia, I'd Brigade
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER AND
THE MESSAGE.

The Richmond Enquirer has hitherto
been one Of the mast efficient admlnIstra-
ton papers III all the Southern country.
It's editor, nevertheless, has come out
with much epParen, zeal in opposition 10
the Suh-reasury scheme. as proposed by
the President in his message. In his re-
view OF this document he makes use Vi
the following language:
" We do not hesitate TO say that the
Sub-Treasuries too are lees safe fer keep
ing. and less conrmisni for transmitting
the public iunds. than sound and proper
ly organized State Banks. The large
funds Of Bank are pledged for the saI,'y
Of It's depnsiles--and they ate better than
sny securlrv which The Sue Treasures
can give. Why. then. should We change
the State Bank system Of "a! and adopt
the Sub-'rrtasury scheme which was
then so strongly sssaIled!"
Again, he says.
But. II the Sub-Treasury system had
every hing 10 recommend il. which The
message claims for ii, We consider tina.
now is not The time 10 make the inDoss-
ton. The President adopts as an essen.
tIal part Of his proposition. the exclusive
use of specie in the receipt and dlsbuse-
ment Of The funds. lie disclaims the EN-
ployment OF Bank noies for q single day.
l. not the transition too sudden! the re-
solution TOO great! Congress must COM
suit the circumstances Of The country.
From % to 80 millions Of The coin are
locked up IN the vaults Of The banks. The
Message itself tells Us, that our paper cir
culauon was more than 40 millions; the
specie anuai was so mIllions--bui, though
the paper currency has been since cur
tailed. the facilities Of a specie circulation
have been reduced in a much greater pro-
portion. The message itself tells US,
that in the month OF Nav last. the pre-.
cIous metals " disappeared from sIrculs.
tion," aud that "wi,h each succeeding
day the metallic currency decreases"
What is the inevitable effect! II has
ceased 10 become currency. and is only
an article Of traffic. II bears premium oil
10 or l2 per cent Willis, so much CON
is locked up in the banks; whilst 81
much is in the act Of expectation; and
/ whilst The state banks are in want Of il IL
! replenish their vaults, and prepare for re-
! sumption; what would be The consequence
Of an immediate requisi,ion Ul specie FOL
all the public duesl IL would rise IN va
: lue. The merchant would be compelled
to buy il, in order to pay his custom
house bonds. lie would lay il on, as he
does his duties, in the price Of his good:
the consumers, the community al large,
would thus be taxed from 10 TO Is pei
cent. TO swell tbs salaries Of The officers
Of the Government. There would thus
be two species Of currency in the coun.
lry--.he bsser currency for the people
and the better for lie officers. The mes.
sage is very ingenious in its attempts Il
obviate the effects Of this " upjus, discri.
. mins,ion." But the fact is, - the mea.
sure would be (bolh) one Of a. restriction.
. and oil IT, asOr." Il would be rsstris
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
T'aRc Fine Horse EVayerly,
Ess2s s%exkp.

THE undersigned viii SELL at Pub
lie Sale, on .uonQag The l0M day Of H.
pral, at the Courthouse, in the town
of Romney, the valuable Stud Horse
WAVERLY; was raised at Winches-
ter, Virginia, and kept for several years
at Dawsonville, Montgomery county,
Maryland, where he has been esteem
ed, by those who knew him well, val
liable and frst-rate horse. The follow
ingis his pedigree: Waverly by Sir
Charles, dam Josephine, by Flying
Dragon; g. dam by Hamiltonian; g. g.
dam by imported horse St. George; 6.
e. g. dam by King Herod 6. G. 6. 6.
dam by Old Yorick.
Flying Dragon was by Thornton's
Flying Dragon, he by imported horse
Punch, and he by King Herod. The
dam of Flying Dragon was by Lamp
lighter, and he by Medley.
Terms of sale made known on day
ofsale.. Sale to take place at about II
O'Clock, M.
ROBERT SHERRARD,
Admir- of the estate of John NJ. Bronze, deed.
Apr il /, 1S37.--tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
HECTOR BELL.

observation-disclosures is beautiful
rich chestnut, Z years old this spring, with one
hind foot white, Is hands inches hgh, OF
handsome form, great bone and muscle, and
fine action. The same may with proPllely
be said of him as was said of his renowned
sire. by writer in the american Iurf ne
gister," who very justly remarked, 'if mere
ever was a case where the imner mlght re-
main in his room and draw beautiful horse
according to his true anatomy, and finest pro-
portions, with the delicate skin and sllkeh
coat of the genuine Eastern courser, ana tileh
venture to give him a local habitation and a
NAME, he might write under such picture ,
Monsieur Tonson," sc.
, On the score of BLOOD no horse can rank
higher than Drone, as the following weli-au-
thenticated pedigree will prove.
PEDIGREE.-DR CHI. foaled March
l3, 1880, bred by Col. VIM. Wynn, was got
bv the celebrated Monsieur Tonson; his dam,
Isabella, by Sir Archey, 6 dam, Black Ghost
by Lightioot's imp. Oscar; 6 6 dam, d.
Dixon's Pillbox, by imp. Pantaloon-Melpo-
meme. by Burwelrs Virginia, BY
Lees old Mark Anthony-Polly Byrd, BY
imp. Aristotle-Young Benny Lass, by imp.
jolly Roger-imp. mare Benny Lass,b Blank
-UBeany Lass by Snip-Lath-East by
snake-Grey Wilkes, Isister to clulnsey'l
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08

Circuit Superior Coaut of La,o, and
Csqnce,y for Hampshire county, SIS.
Elisha Gulick, plaintiff, against
John, Joseph, Amos, Mary, William,
Daniel and Stephen Gulick, children
& heirs of Ferdinand Gulick, decd,
and Herbert Cool and Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Gulick, and Alfred Gu
lick and Nancy his wife; the said
Sarah and Nancy being also chill
dren and heirs Of said Ferdinand Gu
lick, decd. IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on to be heard
this 18th day of April, 1886, on the bill,
exhibits and dispositions, land it APP
pearing by evidence filed in the cause,
that the Defendants are not inhabitants
Of ee;lis Commonwealth, and publication
according to Law hath been made res
curing them to appear and answer the
Compliments bill, which they have fail
ed to do, the said bill is therefore ta-
ken for confessed, and the cause was
argued in consideration Whereof it is
adjudged, ordered and decrecd, that
Master Commissioner, John Kern, Jr.,
do state and ascertain the amount due
from the Defendants to the Complain
ant, allowing to the said Defendants all
Just credits which shall be proved on
their behalf OF admitted by the Complai-
nant and make report thereof to the
court in order to final decree.
a copy-Tests,
JOHN 3. WHITE, CHE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
RasasEA AUC,EEdp1N.

AS Administrator Of the estate d
VIM. G. Woodrow, dec d., l will sell,
at public auction, to the highest bidder,
on the eve,aizag Of the 1911 q The present
month, at the Courthouse in Romney,
after the rising ofthe Court, a large and
uolua6le Miscellaneous Library, belong
ing to the estate Of said decd, consis-
ting of Reefs Encyclopedia, Tucker
Blackstone, Kent's Commentaries, &c.
Also, a number of valuable Literary,
Scientific, Historical and Periodical
works. The terms will be made known
at the time and place Of sale.
ROBERT C. KERCHEVAL. .
April |, lS37.-2w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules holden in the Clerk, Office
of the Circuit Superior Court. of
Lao and Chancsty for Hampshire
county, the LIST Monday in Fes
b,uary, 1887.
Samuel Swier, plaintiff, against
George Swhier alias George Swier,
Admir-. With the Will ANNEXED OF ia
cob Swier, decd, Mary Anne Swier,
widow, relict and legatee Of Jacob
Swier decd. and others, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants David Corben & Cath
crime bis wife late Catherine Swier John
Swier, George Swier and David Swier,
not having entered their APPEARANCE and
given security according to the act oil
Assembly and the rules ofthi5 court, and
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are notlnhabtunts ofthis coun-
try 1T IS oRDERLb, That the said de-
Pendants DO appear here on the LIST day Of
the April term next, and answer the bill oil
the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted III some newspa-
per published in Romney,tor two months
successfully, and that another copy DO
posted at the front door of the Court
house of the said county of Hampshire.
A ccpy--Tcste,
JOHN B. WHITE, 0. n. C.
February IL, 1887.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
Prince George Co, March 10, 1887.

Dear sir:-The bay colt Industry, if. now
in your possession, was put in training the fall
of 1884, but was turned out in consequence of
being seized with the Colts distemper of an
inveferate character, (of which he did not re-
cover for twelve months,) last fall put him
in training again, and after few weeks pre-
paration gave him two mile trial with Prince
George, his half brother, it was closely con-
tested and performed in good time. 1t was
not repeated in consequence of Industry, jr.
receiving an injury in the right fore ANGLE. He
did not get another gallop. am sir,very res
CHARLES DUvALL.
Clarke county, March II, 1887,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
EVDUSTR Y, .Ja..

A thoroughbred son of old Industry,
bred by DR.. Charles Duvall Of Prince
George CO. Md, will also stand at my
stable, at Fifteen dollars the single
leap, cash, Twenty-Five dollars the sea-
son, payable on the first of July, and
FORTH dollars to insure, payable as soon
as the mare is known to be with foal-
parting with the mare, her death, or ir-
regular attendance at the stand, forfeits
the insurance.
Fifty Cents cash to the groom, to be
sent with each mare.
I1DUsTRy, JR. is beautiful dark
bay, Is hands. 3 inches high, s years
old this spring, out Of Louisa Semmes
whose pedigree can be seen below.
HECTOR BELL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
HECTOR BELL.
w.suINcroN Cry, March 10, 1887

Dear ir:-I send you the pedigree Of Loui-
sa Semmcs, the dam Of Industry, jr. She was
by Ratler, her dam by Oscar, her grand dam
W grey Domed heT grand an o dam BY m2s
Morton's Traveller, Selma by the Godolphin
Arabian-this is a true copy Of certificate of
Mr.. George Semmes, her owner, and l will
venture to say richer pedigree cannot be
produced. also send you certificate ofhis
training and trial. Prince George beat last
fall his half sister Atalanta, of whom you have
heard, at three heats, four miles, it being her
first race that season; she afterwards beat
Cippus, Post Boy, and others. BePleased t
accept my best wishes for yourself and In
dustry, jr Yours, very respectfully,
CHARLES DUVALL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
$J HgENV A rs I'd.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber
on the 10Th of February last, an inden-
ted apprentice tothe Farming business,
named WILLIAM ISER, in the 18th
year of his age. I forewarn all persons
from trusting said boy on my account,
and not to harbor or employ him. The
above reward will be given for the de-
livery ofsaid boy tom at my residence
on the head waters of Pine Dfaught
Run. JACOB PEPPER.
Hamp. CO., April !, 1887. T-3tpd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
THE INTELLIGENCER,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
by William Harper,
Romney, va.

TERMS.-Ixe IntelHgeneer is puts
Hshed ,oeekly, at Two Dollars a gear
if paid soithin the first Sig months, Of
Two Dollars and Fifty Gents, after t1s
expiration Of that time.
No subscription s0iN be taken for a
shorter period than sis months, nor a.
ny paper discontinued (ezeeRfs at th'
discretiOn of the Editor) until al ar
rearages are paid of.
advertisements Of a sqaare Of ~
der ,oiN be inserted three pseks for ono
dollar, and for each continuance
t0enty:fvs Cents longer ones in ths
same proportion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
TRAVELLING
ON THE
Winchester & Potomac
Railroad.

Dr..
THE cars leave The Depot OF Win
chester at T O'Clock in the morning
Win pass Steyenson's at half paa
T, where passengers can be taken up
or set down t
Thompsbn's depot at Is min' past 8
Cameron's do. at hallpast s
Charlessorn about 9-aad
Halltown half past g
Arriving at Harper's Ferry in time fof
passengers to take the morning cars 10
Baltimore!
RETURNING.
They leave Harper's Ferry at 4 81
clock 10 the afternoon
Arrive at Halltown at half past 4
At Charlestown about S
Camerou's IS minutes past $
Thompaon's about half past S
Stevenson's about 6 o'clock-and
Reach Winchester about 7 O'Clock ID
the evening. JOHN BRUCE
Winchester, March &c, l836.-u
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
NOIIC r..

THE Store formerly known by the
name of Read & Co--but now by the
name of John Clark having closed its
business in the town of Moorefield--
County Hardy, with q view of remov-
ing; the subscriber takes this method
of informing those who are indebted to
the aforesaid establishment either by
note or account, that the unsettled and
unsolicited claims are placed in the
hands Of James Carr Baker, Attorney,
in Moorefeld, who is authorised to col
lect & receipt for same-and further,
that no longer time can be given.
]. R. MCURDY,
.Ag't. for J. T. CAark.
March 25, 1s37.-6tpd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
It'd R d ~ E .

THIS thoroughbred race horse will
also stand at my stable the ensuing sea-
son, at 7aoenty dol2ms the single leap
Thirty dollars the season, payable on
the LIST July-and Fifty dollars to IN
sure, payable as soon as the mare !. IS
known to be with foal. Parting with
the mare, her death, or irregular atten-
dance at the stand, forfeits the insu-
rance.
Fyfy Cents cash to the groom to be
sent with each mare.
- HECTOR BELL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
WASHINGTON CRY, Jan. IS, 1es

WAsHINGrok CITY, Jan. IS, 1887.
To H. BELL, Esq.
Dear Sir-My greN anxiety to promote the
Improvement Of the bloed horse of our coun-
try, must constitute my apology for address
ing you on the subject.
Since the death of Industry, I have given to
Col. Selden's horse Mazeppa decided pre-
ference over any other stallion of my acqnaln:.
tance-and as shall breed from him myself
| should be highly gratifed you could gel
him.
| have seen Mazeppa on the course, 4 have hay.
always believed him CAPITAL runner. Hls
stock is certainly as pure and rich as any IN
America. He is beautiful bay, OF line hg-
ure, and full sixteen hands high. very res
pectfully your friend and servant
John M. MCCARTHY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
TRANSPORTATION

I'm THE BALTIMORE AND
|OOHIO RAIL ROAD BE-
TWEEN HARPER'S FERRY. g.
BALTIMORE.-The conveyance Of
Tonnage on the Railroad TO and from
I1arper's Ferry, will take place on and
after Monday next, the lat December.
The TRANSPORTATION OF
PASSENGERS will commence on
Wednesday, the Sd Of December.
The Railroad Company, will, until
further notice,receive PtGdGee and COM
modties generally, at the termination
Of the Railway at Harpel's Ferry and
will give to the psrlies from whom
they may receive such produce receipts
for the same, engaging to deliver to
the consignees in Baltimore, or at any
other public or private Depot, in good
order, when it shall be delivered in
such order 10 The Company.
They will also receive produce in
like manner, al Viewers Mills, and a,
Berlin, or at such other points as may
thereafter be agreed upon With forwar-
GERS.
The charge ofths company for con-
veyiog -four to Baltimore will be ss
follows, viz:
From ilofper's Ferry, 50 centsper bb
Viewers Mill, Sc do do
Berlin, 81 do do
The Railroad Company will also
receive Goods or other commodities 10
Baltimore, -,or at any other public or
private Depot on the Railroad, -des-
tined for narpel's Ferry,-,rsnsport
and, Immediately on arrival, deliver
the same at the termination of the Rail.
way, to the consigoees thereof.
The charges by the Company for
such Conveyance from Baltimore TO the
Ferry will be as follows viz:
Plaster Of Paris, per ton, $40
Salt & Sailed Fish per l0Olbs l44 cents,
Merchandise, 22a do
Trains Of Wagons will start daily
from Ilsrper's Ferry and from Balti
more aud proceed regularly through
TO those places, respectively, and all
commodities will be promptly forward
ed in their successive order after being
received by the Company.
Fair prices can be obtained at all
times for the GONDOLAS from which
produce may at any place have been
delivered TO the Railroad Company.
The TRANSPORTATION OF
PASSENGERS will until further no.
tice, be as follows:
From Harpsr's.Ferry to Baltimore or
Frederick City,
A Train will start at 8 in the morning.
From Baltimore to Harper's Ferry,
A Tram will start every morning at
Z o'clock, reaching The Ferry about 8
Ia the afternoon.
w. WOODVILLE,
Superintendent Of B. g. o. r r.
Office of Transportation Nov. &c 1884.
RI AkS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08

"Dick, = inquired the maid, Hhave
YOU been after that sal aratus?"
mo haint." ..r
"Ifyou don't go quick, I'll tell your
MISTRESS
"Well, tell mistress as soon as you
please I don't know Sally Ratus, and
won't 60 near her-you know well e.
nough I'm engaged to Deb"
iSg=SALES NEXT WEEK.~gt}
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
JOHN 3. WHITE, c. H. 9.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, RoMNRY,
March IL, 1897.

THE parties interested in the above
decree, will take notice, that | shall at
tend at my office, in Romney, ON Sat-
wday, ED Apyalnert, when and where
they will appear with such papers,
vouchers and evidence, as they may
think proper, in order to carry the same
into effect. JOHN KERN, Jr.
Master Commits sioaer.
March II, ls37.-5t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
Notice.

a LII persons indebted to HENRY
"a LOUTHAN, are requested to
call and settle the same by the
first day of .May neat, as longer indul-
gence cannotnor will not be gwen.
JAS. D. PARSONS.
March %, lS37.--tlm.
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Ill .Sossrsseyas,Un sssdesses'
YUAN TED.

THE subscriber wishes to employ a
journeyman Saddle and Harness ma
ker, to whom he will give a permanent
situation. One of moral and industrl-
Gus habits would be preferred. Address
J.. t. MORELAND, Romney, Va.
March %, IS37.-;}t.
pGPittsburg Dent insert the above
to amount of ST., & charge this office.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ALL persons are hereby requested
not to trust my wife, MARIA LEVI,
on my account, as am determined not
to pay any debts of her contracting
from this date. JOHN LEVI.
March IL, 1S37.-3tpd.