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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
FELT.
This very celebrated and unsurpassed
English Race Horse md Stallion,

1h1s very celebrated and unsurpassed
English Race Horse and Stallion,
u D RECENTLY selected by me in
81 q England for his brilliant career
on the turf; his fine bone and
size, his exceedingly rich, fashionable,
andrunning pedigree, and many other
recommendations not often met with,
is a remarkably rich and handsome bay
horse, near l6 hands high, with fine
bone and action, great power and SUBJ
stance, excellent and clean limbs, and
an uncom1nonly full carcass. II blood,
performances and power as a Race
Horse, he has no superior as cross for
our American mares, being of family
celebrated both for is speed & its game,
and comblnirg ne best blood Of all En-
glands Prunella, from whom are de-
scented Waxy Pope, Whalebone,
y hisker, and host Of others Young
Ciantesg, from whom came Priam and
Muley, and from Selim( the sire ofSul-
tan, now covering at $3.50, own broth
er to Rubens (the grand sire of CANA
rine, and Castrel lgrand sire Of Queen
Of Trumps, only winner of both Oaks
and St. Ledger and running back to
Matchem's grand dam.
Gentlemen are invited to examine
Felt's history in the American Turf
Register, vol. Z, page 298, frem which
the owing extracts are made =
"FEn-+', foaledin 1926, was by Hangar, Ga
first rate runner ALL DIsTANcEs, and now a
favorite stallion, his dam, Steam, (dam also
of Fang, who sold for near $4,000, Famine,
Flame, Flea, Foam and Others own sisterto
Starch BY Waxy Pope-her dam, Miss Stave-
lev, Ia capital runner ALL DISTANCES and the
dam also of Starch, Steel and several other
| excellent raters, was gotby Shuttle out ola
Drone mare (the daH of Staveley, winner a
the great St Leger, Sligo, barefoot and other
winners) Hangar was by Seiim (brother tc
Castrel and Rubens) lam by Walton Young
Giantess (the best brbod mare Of her day, The
dam of SoRcERER, ELEANoR, JULIA, lydia
CRrssrDA, dam of Pliam, Seq by Diomed-
Gientess by Matchem. Langor is nearly The
same blood with the celebrated Sultan (nov
covering at $780, being got by the same hor
ses, their dams by own brothers-Langar il
the Sire of several FIRST RATEs-Eleanor
best mare of her day and the only winner o
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
@1 g. SspeFsr Court Of Las sad
Chanceryfor Humpsbare Coa.0tv H.

osS,'at Superior Css9t Of Las ssd
C1.q9ncerytor Hampshire County, H.
p'9l term, 1897.
George McCauley, Plaintiff against
Addison Nc Cauley, Alfred McC auley,
Jehosephat McCauley, John Nc
Cauley, Robert Carlyle and Eliza
beth his wife late Elizabeth McC eau
ley, Milton Cogle and Arianna his
wife, late Arianna McCauley, John
Baker and Parthena his wife, late
Parthena McCauley, widow and rel
lct OF George McCauley, decd. and
Alfred Simpson, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on to be heard A.
gam this 18th day Of April, 1897, up
on the papers formerly read and the re-
port of Christopher Heiskell, the Com
missioner m appointed by this court at
tne last term, to make sale of the land
IN the bill and proceedings mentioned
and was argued by counsel. In con-
sideration whereof, the court doth ad-
Judge, order and decree, that the said
report be in all things affirmed and that
John Kern, Jr. be, and he is hereby ap-
pointed commissioner by this court to
ascertain what portion of the proceeds
OF the sale Of said lands would be fair
equivalent in lieu of the dover right
therein Of Mrs. Parthena Baker, wild
ow and relict of George McCaulev,
decd, and report to this court in or
der to final decree. A copy-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, c. c. 4
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
Commissioners Office, Romney,
April u, 1897.

The parties interested in the above
suit, will take notice that | shall attend
at my Office, in Romney, on MoaddN
the 18th dag Of May neat, when and
where. they win appear with the neces-
sary papers, vouchers and evidence to
to carry the above interlocutory decree
into effect. JOHN KERN, Jr,
Master Commissioner.
April Is, 1887.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15

o. Capt. AzARrAH PUGfr, heretofore an
bounced as being in the hands of his friends,
for seat in the Legislature, we suppose, as
he has requested us to withdraw his name,
that they have SVEN him the go-by-and,
consequently, we ''expunge" his name from
the list of candidates.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15


Cucua Hyperion Court Of Ld,r IND
CAance,y for Hampshire County, H.
gy1l term, 1881.
John Entler, James Gibson, David Glib
son, Isaac Kuykendall and John B.
White, executor Of Newton Tap
scott, decd. plaintiffs, against
John B. White and William Naylor, ad-
ministrators ofJames Daley, decd,
Comfort Daley, widow ofsaid James
Daily, decd, Andrew Woodrow Dali
ley, William Daley, John Daley,
Jane w. Daley, Robert w. Daley,
and Thomas Daley, defendants.
In CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on to be heard
this 18th day of April, 1887, when a.
mong other things, it was ordered, adj
judged and decreed, that the Master
Commissioner Of this court
LIST. Do ascertain and report to the
court whether there be any Of the per-
sonal estate of the said James Daley,
decd, in tae hands Of his arlministra-
tors unadministered.
End. What estate (real) Of the said
James Daily, decd, hath been sold by
virtue Of any specific lien, and to what
liabilities the avails of such real estate
SO sold, have been,applied.
Bird. That he also ascertain and re-
port, whether any part Of the proceeds
ofland so sold, and if any, what amount
of money remains on hand, unapplied
to the discharge ofsaid specific lien.
4th.. That he ascertain and report
whether the unsold lands Of said James
n sjtas5 yaie Ga4a5 b. s=asaH f -'- Garage
in respect Of such specific lien, md il
So for what amount.
9TH. That he also ascertain andtate
, what lands of said James Daley ,dc'd
remain unsold, and where such lalds
lie, and
9Th. That the said Commissioner
i ascertain and state what amount of Il
personal estate of the said James Da
/. lev, dec'd:, hath been applied in Il
course of administration to the pa
t ment of debts in which the heirs ofsa
d James Daley were bound, and ma
g report to the court in order to furtt
proceedings to be had i'll this cause.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN b. WHITE, C. c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
6 CENTS rsEyVAEkEs.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber,
living on the North fork Of the Hang
ing Rock Run, on the 9th of March,
an indented apprentice boy, by the
name of REIN SAVILLE, aged a.
bout II years J; I will give the above re-
ward for the said boy, but no hanks.
All persons are forewarned against deal
ing or harboring said boy.
GEORGE McCAULEY.
Hamp. CO., Va, April Is, l837.-stpd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
FIRE AND RIOT.
BALT1MoRE, April |


Yesterday, early in the afternoon
alarm of fire induced, as is usual,
prompt assemblage Of the fire con-
MES in the vicinity of Mcclellan 4
ley, where the fire occurred, which
soon extingulshed without doing nj
injury. But in the large conconrs
people which necessarily assemH
there was, unhappily, SO much inh|
matory material brought togetherir|
members oftwo of the fire compa|
and their adherents, as to produd
most dlsorderly and riotous conf
which defied and defeated the eyerd
of the civil authority to preserve
peace, and we regret, for the cred
our city, to sayj that it was found
cessary to order out a portion Of the
guards to preserve order on the
bath day. we are moi sufficiently
formed ofthe circumstances to fur
a detail Of the occurrences, but re
says that much and serious persona
jury, and even death, resulted from
outrageous conflict Of those engage
it Gag.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
VsocgOp. e7zz. .gssIeasseges,

OFFERS his professional SERVICES
10 the inhabitants of Capon Bridge and
It's vicinity. He may be found at Col
Caudy's. ,...;a rrro,,e
and has for four years past been practls-
mo on this continent, and has been per-
pefually sustained by scientific and
impartial Physicians. ,oo. ..
Hamp. co., April !, l837.-3t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15

DIED, On Saturday last, at his resi-
dsace in Morgan county, Col. JOHN
SHERRARD.-The deceased was an &C
hive member of the County Court, and
for number of years represented the
county in the House of Delegates.
Mart. Gaz., .ApnTl 5.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
Land for Sale.

Y virtue Of a decree ofthe coun-
KID ty Court of Hardy, pronounced
at March Term, 1881, in suit
pending between James Bosely. Plain
tlif, and the heirs of Jacob Cosner,
decd, Defendants, I shall,
On the 18Th dag Of May nest,
offer for sale, on the premises,
1914 .9creS Of .Etyasag,
lying on the face of Allegheny Noun
tain, in the said county of Hardy, and
on the head drains of Patterson's Creek.
Sale will be for SO much CASH as will
satisfy the costs of said suit and of the
sale-and on a credit of 3 months for
the deferred payment, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
WILLIAM SNODGRASS,
Commissioner.
April 6, ls37.-tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15

MARRIED, in Allegany County, Md, on
Thursday the 3oth ult., Rev. JAMES BEnKE-
LEY, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to
Miss ELLEN CROMWELL, daughter of Thorn
as Cromwell, Esq. Of that county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
Commissioners Office, Romney, !
Anril II. 1897. (

THE parties interested will take no.
tice that l shall attend at my. Office in
Romney, on Friday the 1911 day Of
May neat, when and where they will
appear with the necessary vouchers,
papers and testimony i'll order to carry
the above decree into effect.
JOHN KERN, If.
Master Commissioner,
April Is, 1857.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15

NJ The Hon. John @. .Adams is IN
baltimore, as witness in the case OF
Reuben M. Whitney against the for
lner proprietors of the Chronicle ior
an alleged libel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, RoMNEY, !

-. April II, 1887.
THE parties interested will take no.
tlce that shall attend at my Office, Sin
Romney, on Thursday the 18Th day of
.hay neat, when and where they will
appear with the necessary testimony in
order to carry the above recited decree
into effect. JOHN KERN. Jr.
Commissioner.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
Baltimore .Market. .Apri.

bG9ttHOTe .hd1Het, odfr2J
CArTLE.-The supply of Beef 81
hoof has improved this week, and
ces have declined a shade. We a
to-day at $3.50 a $40.
Cry Mills FIoUR.-We han
note a considerable fall in prices,
having been made yesterday ofstan|
quality at IS per bbl.
GRAIN.-IV heat.-There have
no transactions in foreign Wheat.
red is held at 1870 to 40; Conn, wh|
held also 92c. and yellow at 8
95c RYE, 100 to 1860; OATS, q
WHIsKEY, continues 10 arrive 81
and to decline in price. We quot
hhds. AZ 1-2c. and in barrels at a
to Accents.
.Qhramdr4ia, .apri1 |
FLoUR.--We continue our al
ton of $500 as the wagon price.
Wsmchester Market, .ApyH i
Flour, 81 0e; Wheat, 81 so a
Rye Flour, So 90; Rye, 81 cts. i
Tow Corn, 70 ~ cts; White id
Cts. Oats, 36 cts; Flaxseed, ST
Cloverseed, retail, IS 00;. BacI
cts; Lard, 8 cts. (; Fresh Butte
cts; Firkin do, IA a Is cts. q
thy Seed, none in market, and id
demshd.-Rep,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
Postscript.

Y .Io,,. ~ hos cif 1ad
ness to accept OF the appointment
6g- The New Orleans Herald OF the
inst states that the GRIPPE had positij
:. ~ -.
appeared IL tiia. city
W On the 90 inst. ~ Dulialhgs' ne<'i'y
half of which were stores, were burnt IN 81
nincton. Conn.
ANA; JouN pErER and DR.. JoriN O j
~ y I'm .I:s.t~. c.. o. ~
LEY are lhe wing caii"ie'a'sS i'i sis
ofDelegates in Jefferson.
--
Correspondence ofthe National Intelligen|
Nav YoRK. April 10. Iss1
r, ,or,, ,rc,,;ot cond;t|
,1 ne ci'y isyet ~ 49, q rely at fa;Inra
' naTs ruliUi boz w. i @ar G.;Ied ,s tbs Nor
llioh AtfAS naJ ~ ea' ,ass
papers state though one OF ms clesk Ns
bank of a large sum ofmoney. 1t is sing
enough that, as the. Southwestern merch
would not bay goods, ct him' :, because au
frn 1nO% ofths t Which Is
felt by The holders of protested Southwest
paper. The list Of failures now reaches
one hundred, and the aggregate is an 9
ni9 TSs sI han1,ers and MANY Of the aercl
held a meeting at the City Hall on SatuI
night, in order to talk over the times.
AdBEfI TIA IAfm In mace h,I W rs sPefc
AIEyaNnEk HAMfitoN, The son of the|
tinguished man of that name, proposed
the Legislature be requested TO =, authorize =. &C
banhs 10 suspenu spe ~ KY }honrht s sb
snre under some circumstances, might b
cessary, and that it would save the mereh
from the general ana impending rum.
Proposi' tbn M e, mi lybn NJ shares the com
misfortune oft6e pressure. (the Globe )
ment, notwithstanding, that no HONEST
is pressed spoke most decidedly agalns
pfo 51h u OIL, Il oorto;,, i,,,ls r.
ne s.oths " u &C. &c. &c eelli oeai ~ "
are susPeC'eu VI llallo h e Sh
.iie exchanges, ~ IsSiiliis oouu
lein paper, nave laile l soseiei y. ~ ~
~ ,liS PaPeI' as ~ no" comes paoh
'es.eu 4, Is loulio 70 oe eIiuolsea ny ~ y
Is 'ilSt nave q. now i Il mere lAe
NIX the ota!e s q y, l LII anal u, 1e %
s are liie clll 1 1 sulel9 h IN Ills
lney are al oePosit panhs, ca
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15

os- A derangedhdividuai named VIM
CARPENTER, of Ekingham county hung
himself at his reside in that county, on the
Sdinst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15

GibsO2l 81 AEEHAsgrOFag have
lust received quantity ofBAR IRON,
which they offer for sale at moderate
price. April l, 1887.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
RESALE NEXT WEEk.@&
Public Sale.

WILL be sold, at public sale, as En-
ecutor of Ferdinand Guliclk, decd, on
Wednesday the 1871 dag Of .6m'a,
TEE IA rs W.,
belongingto the estate ofsaid deceased,t
now occupied by the subscriber, lying
5 miles east Of Romney, on the North
Western Turnpike Road, containing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15

Under fence, 40 of which is good .Mee-
doeo Ground. On this far.n there are
TNcO HRaUeggiasg zs0asses, CO
s4ssSS ssa good Saw NaiER, three
g Apple Orchards, 4 the
wN@ whole of it remarkably we'll
- As watered, and as it IS situated
Immediately on the Turnpike, presents
an 2cellent stand for public house.
Anyersoa desiring to view this prop
erty i'll please call on the subscriber
who ilItaka pleasure in shelving 1t at
any the. Possession will be given
next ia Terms made known on the
day of Sc. The sale to take place on
( the prenes at IL o'clock, M.
! ELIZA GULICK, Executor
Of F. Guhck, dsc'd'
, April |, s37 ids.
~ ALSN at the same time and
place, will terfor sale, TWO OlH-
Err TRACT adjoining tbs above h r.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
800 Acres,

more or legs-4l3O or l4O cleared and
Under fence, 40 Of which is good .nee-
doss Ground. On this far.n there are
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-15
Commissioners Office, Romnev, ,

The parties interested in the above
suits, will take notice, that I shall at
tend at my Office, in Romney, on Sat-
'1rday the 1911 dug Of May neat, when
and where they will appear with the
necessary vouchers and evidence, to
carry the above recited decree into eff
i70'' JOHN KERN, Jr.
April Is, 1867. Master Commissioner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-23

pie, and ought to be modified that the banks,
by The suspension Of specie payments, have lor.
fetod their charters, and ought 10 be modified
or revoked that paper money causes sudden
expansions and CONNECTIONS and a deprecio-
ton in price,, &C.; that governments are in
sluied and laws made for the general well
fare, and consequently any laws inconsistent
with that end onght to be repealed or modif-
ed by the law-muking powor-laid on the la
bic.
The Senate camoin, and the joint assembly
made the following apl ontm nts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-23

The Senate retircd--a communication was
read from the Governor, announcing that Nor
man Williams, declines accepting tie office Of
treasurer and the House Adj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-23

e cs%"e' s q, Holy }a,n justices.
Wghtmon Chapman, High Bailif.
than Smith, Sheriff.
f. N. Briggs, States Attorney.
Samuel Swift, judge Of probate for the dis
iricl Of Addison.
Harvey Munsill, judge of probate for the
district Of NcwAatrn.
joe DuolHilc, Ira Stewart, DotGstus w oos.
',r, jail commissioners for The Jail at Middle
bury
JOIN Pictponi, Elliot Sheriff., IIaivy B..
Scyn ou, Jail commissioners ior the jail at
Ftrccnucs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-10-23

David Pierce, .audi!or Of accounts againstths
Stale.
David Pierce, 1928
Daniel Baldwin 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
Efon IA kosirsoi Co~rtsr.
PRETTY AFFAIR

The New iork Express Is decidedly the most
ss such. We would recommend II to the especial
patronage of liberals. Not content with cxpen.
ding tie sympsthv On the liberal gentlemen IN the
Colony, II seriously recommends 10 the Southern
States TO "buy Cansda for the North" aud the
North will tHy Texas of Mexico" i. C. fof The
Southern States. THIS Is decidedly the coolest
proposition We have heard for long time. and We
have no doub, 1t will he listened to by the high
contracting parties with all The attention It's impnr-
lance deserves. Just imagine the editor Of the
Express appointed scent for the Southern States.
arriving at ST. James'. dems ndlng an audience oi
her Majesty. aud addressing her ihus-"I guess
Mrs Victoria, want 10 trade with you about that
ere Canada and then getting dcceniy kicked down
stairs"
The Queen kicking But don't you think, Broth
or Boil, the young goiwould sell out We rather
fancy" as how she u,gbt he got round some how
or other. IL is gfest deal better to sell and get
the hard money and the trade m the bargain, than
to keep eight Ten Thousand sogors under pay
have half trase.--s Eve or six years war, bud
then loose all,--er that Pipeneau seems to have IA
good denl % thendAkse DJodie in him and Home
O'Connell and FbebUck, will tight bard before they
consent to have him hung fol treason. As soon
as Major Downing mas reguloled the Presided, aud
the Congress we shall try to persuade him to see
Miss NIciona Ind strike up bargain. The Ma
l0r is q bachelor. and the Queen IS altogether too
polite and too faIry-fooied 10 kick him down stairs
~. ]. Express.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
From he baltimore Amerit an

Southern Con,nerciai G0nrenti0n. We sec by
The Augusta, (Gee) Chronicle that the Souiherr
Merchants are des,rotisstf constituting themselves
he exporters oftlnir own produce anG the mpor
tiers OF ihe'r own supplies, and to carry ont these
| objects a circular has been issued, calling con
vention Of merchants at Augusta, IN October next
We annex a copy Of it:
-------, -ss.I 1uty NI.' ,oT,-A cri-
sis has arrived in the commercial affairs of tn.
South and South West crisis the most "a, ora.
bic tina, has occurred since the formation of the
American government to attempt new organiza
ton OF our commercial relations with Europe We
ought to be our own importers and exporters, for
The very best reuson, that We furnish nearly all
the articles Of export IN the great sope of cotton
rice and tobacco. This is singular advantage
Tor any people to enjoy. Yet. with all this in our
FAVOR, by nature, we employ The merchants of the
northern cities as our agents in this business.
Ihey export our immense valuable productions,
aud import our articles q: cnnsunption-and from
this agency they derive profit which has enrich.
ed them; and as long 1t continues, will enrich
them, at our expense. II has indeed, either d,
recily, or indirectly, made the North and North
West what they are. II is time this UNEQUAL state
OF things should cease that we should look to the
natural advantage of our situation as southern men
and take measures to SECURE to ourselves the full
enjoyment Of them.
Should your views be ia accordance with ours,
We propose, respectfully that n convention Of
Southern aud Western merchants be held IN the
c''y OF Augusta Ga. on the 81 Monday in October
next, then and there to take INTO consideration
The whole subject as 1t stands connected with our
present md future interests.
we beg you will not think lightly Of this mat.
Ter. 1t Is most important one involving the in
erests of millions yet unborn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-08-22
DANIEL WEBSTER.
STATE ELE TONS.

The intelligence from the great West cheering to tho
friends Of our tottering Republic. VICTORY AFTER
seems to crown every real effort Of the Wings a,
tue late contests at tho polls And in some states II be-
le'ed the tories are completely vanqushed In Indiana and
kentucky IS doubted whether the yanites will have
ge member IN tie next Congress Another week will prob
aoly decide tins Important question.
Inc Journal Of Commerce neutral paper and tbrougL
winch our returns are chiefly derived is inclined IN I'M,
pnion.
Inc experiment. or something else bn. At last aroused
" great west as they ought To have been aroused long ago
eiP"nRe the usuIPers aud iyrants who misgoyern d,
from tier pa res There has prob1bl been ,e,
nor month nor week. day hat What If the W. es
o. 'he whole county Lao come tic full majesty of
'e strength they could have whipped the tories IN every
STATE IN tie Union at any time within Eve years And II
DOL poor comment upon their patriotism that they can
oe aroused to their duty from pocuniary suffering
VIII except Vermont however from thu. unor he
She has always come up to the work and .he
WI" ih'' year And our Wing friends abroad NAV d.osnd
upon her promp,ness