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NOtice--TaXes.


\ SHALL asfeul Ut lie lnl.omtas ZINES an.
y places toT The purpose Of collecting the Tai
due for the wear 1855 10 vii:
Monday the b. of July, II Jesse Durhaua's.
Tuesday the Iih, Al John stmiia's.
"Wednesday lhs 5sh, Al kellin's Nill.
Thursday thu 9Th, al aisehasI AibrigLt's.
Ftldas the 7th. a, y. Longs.
Saturday the sih, at Michael Holt's.
Monday the i1ih, al John :. Turrrniins's.
Tuesday tie liih. Al George fauretts.
Wednesday ihe i2th. at e. y Faucelts.
Thursday the Isl ., at James Iuichsssn's
Friday the Iath. A. Andrew McCauleys.
Saturday tn 18th, NJ George A Mebane's.
Monday the i7th, ai iii sberough.
Tuesasy the 18th 81 Avis Aiefolss.
Wednesday The 1914. Of Mrs. .s'sKes's.
Thursday the 2o'h, NJ Abnst 2arAsa's.
Friday tire 2Iss. Il Wilhelm Lipseomb's
Saturday tue ga, al siarts Nalksrson's.
Monday the 94th at James TTlee's
Tuesday a. 25th, at IieFndun's old store.
ednssday ne 26th, al Chapel Iiill
Thursday tn s5tb, at VIM a. Nnods's.
arTs The Magistrates appointed TO receive
the list nj Taxables Tar 1887, will attend in
their respective districts Al the tunes and ria
ees above mentioned
JAS. c. TURRENTINE, M,6.
june . TJ-
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FIVE CENTS REWARD

Id N aaas iram The - bsnriheE, n me eih
- 1 =. a0un& Boz hy asaw asmr II IaEN.
III BIN EhS shut sAlrteen wears 81 age
Al - n ars hereby taEw arnea fr0a h sh0E
ing er cup osiag said hay nwdrr the penslly
of n a.. JOHN BURROUGHS
June -. 76-3w
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HILLsBoRoUc ~ N. G.
nv uDsNIs HEARTT,

Ar Yu.-s DOLLARS YEAR, oR TWO DOLLARS
FIrTr CENTS ~ PAIN IN Al VANCE.
Those who do not give notice Of their wish
to have their paper Discontinued at the exPlta'
ton Of the year, will be presumed ss desiring
lis continuance until couniermsnded And no
paper will be discontinued until all arrcaTages
are paid, unless ct the option IL the publisher
Persons procuring sir subscribers, shall re-
ceiye the seventh grams.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen line:
will be inserted three times for one dollar, and
twenty five cents for each continuance
sabssnptions received by the printer, and
"asi o. inc p''.. raslers in the state.
per must be post paid
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Blanks for sa'p n fbis mice.
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List Of letters

Remaining in the Post q C. M Hiils5o.
roHsA 81" tie ist "as Q, uty s37, rhieh II
not taken on in three taeHtts triaks sent 10 me
Gsnsrat est Office as deaG !sl:....
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Land for Sale.
Forwarding .4gencu.

r. THE subscribers inform The Mer.
- chants Of the interior. tha, .t.y are
s.il engaged IN the Forwarding v-~y, and trus,
'hai with the facilities and experience they nov
possess in The transaction Of this business,
10 merit he patronage heretofore conferred.
They have large Ware Houses al the river and
in town, for The reception offorwardipp Goods
apart from other buildings and conpafatiyel
safe from fire
WILKINGS 4 BELDEN,
Fayetteville
Messrs. ave s. HoLtasp, HillsbOroueh
April 6 s5-
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Fr'nnhe chrisiaa sssaea,r "a ssur.l
the GOODNESS Or COD N REDEExIss NAN
When dfss ne God = bouadisss grass
Disclosed n.s bright des,ga,
70 rescue osr ap..saats rass
Fs'm aansery. shane. aad sin
Q r. taroaRh the realms Of ligat and bliss
n. isyfai asdsngs Faa-
Es@s aeart exaiaad ~ the acws
Tar God woali awell with man.
Ysa midst their ioys they paused a~Iss.
AMI ask'd via .traage surprise,
"aai hew can asjaFsd justine smile.
Or looA with piayIae eyesl"
III s'a Of tiad attentive heard.
A. quickly thus replied.
u sc 'et mercy b. rcvered,
An justice satisfied.
BeA"'d, my vital DO d pour
sacrifice 10 CID
Let aaars astlee now 30 more
Dmaad The siaasr's blood" /
lie saakr. aud heavsn's nth arches rpng
Mhh shouts of loud Ap ausss
H. died, the frasndly angels sung,
NJ ased their r.p. H. - -. o. E.S.
~sss--
THE OArH-By Notary Of Cupid.
ado ysa," sa't fanny, t'a.nef day.
ala earnest love me. as YOU sayl
Or re these tender words applied
Ark 10 fifty girls besldel'
"Dem erast glri," cried l. " iorbear,
F. by taoss cherry lips s~esr'-
Sc stopped M - the oath took,
And said, you've s~orn,-now kiss The boak.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
May Term, 1897.
EdrHna s,vadrifk,

Joia Carsathrs. sdminisirsfsr '"og'Asnt.
v hishar- B.sskSesa, dss'd.
4 I appearing 10 the satisfaction a die Z .,,,
y that Anderson Blseksao kieha,a Al. !.
Wood and FdWaFd Blackn on. tlf.s a =,
children ard heirs ~ LA III Richard Bnskw,.1
decd. asa not inhshaanls n ihls stats H. 81. -.
dared By the Court that pabl.eaflor b. H.. n
The iIll'sbeEangh Recorder for The tpas. N
weeks, ihst nuisss the Eaid andersnn H.. II
ard Edward appear before The cours u + "a
and Quarter Sessions, 70 be hid Ter ia
count,, 81 ltr rVaKs house 10 Hils.bpr.,.t n
The state Of Aerih Carolina. on the s,h a.
DAY in August ntx', apd lhen ard ihrfs Inv
rsnse WY the Land. uT Nhieh sar Rst .,a
B.acksnod, sscsastd, disd sstrt 4 ana q. ss,..
ID, should not DC sold. that Ill sac i. - Nil
be sod 10 satisfy the ttaut,ff's rss,y.f.
]. TAYLOR, c. {. c.
Price adv ~ %. H. sw
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
FOR RENT.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT /:

1T rules holden in the Clerks Office of
the Cireetit Superior Court Of Lau
and Caancery; for the County Of
Hampshire, on the frs. .Monday a.
May, 1887.
George R. Gather, Plaintiff, against
William 7. Sanford, Jerome B. Greer,
and William WEIGH, Defendants,
IN CHyfyTCERY.
THE Defendants William T. San.
ford and Jerome 3. Greer, not having
entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according 10 the act Of Assem-
bly, and the rifles of this Court; and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this coun.
try: 1t is ordered, That the said defen-
dants do appear here on the Ist day Of
the next term, and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Romney, for two
months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the
courthouse Of the said county CT
Hampshire. 4 ccpy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. II. c.
May Ii, 1897.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
C.gU TEON.!

I HEREBY caution all persons frol
trespassing on the Land purchased b
me ofthe heirs of Andrew c. Woodrow
d., lying on the north side. of I'D
tie Mountain" four miles below th
Forks of Cape Caphon, as have ea
perienced considerable injury, frol
persons trespassing and rolling los
from the Mountain, l hereby give nj
tee that l will prosecute, from til
time any who may disregard this cal
ion. JOHN w. JOHNSON.
Hamp. CO. May ID, lS37.-3w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
,diton. The want ofsmall notes

condition. The want ofsmall notes
the issuing by the traders and others Of
their little credit bills-the inability Of
the poor to get the pecessaries of life
even with bank paper in their pockets
the enormous sacrifice demanded on
country notes.-the want Of employ
ment-the sad prospect before all, add
to, and make the excitement even dan
gerous. The mental anxiety of the
merchants and employers is now over,
but the practical effects of the Expert
ment are now coming home to every
mans pocket.
The New York Legislature has in
substance refused to authorize the
banks to issue small notes. There is a
| little doubt hanging over the suspen-
sion of the safety fund law. The Re
gency are in "sad toss" as the old
Pilgrims were wont to say.
! hy- The Council Of the City Of Baltimore
has determined to issue certificates for the
purpose Of supplying small change in the abb
sence ofspecie.
Not quite duel.-A few days since,
two lawyers of the Cumberland md
bar-Messrs. Thomas ]. McKaig and
| Samuel NJ. Semmes-had made ar
engagements to cross the Pennsylvania
line and fight duel with rifles at 40
yards, but were fortunately arrested
by peace officers on their route, and
held to bail in the sum of two thousand
dollars each!-Winch. Fyg.
Matrimonial Cheat.-A young man
named John Robbins, led to the altar
in St. Luke's Church, on Sunday last,
a very young girl, aged only 10, the
daughter of George Baily, a respectable
farmer in that borough. While passing
through the aisle of the church, the en-
tire head dress of the bride, including
a iyig g. was pulled from her head,
which was left as bare as the back OF
her hand! In consequence Of this un-
lucky exposure, the happy bridegroom
desired further time to consider wheth-
er he would accept the bareheaded
spinister as a partner for life; and the
parties left the church. The mischie-
vous trick was effected by former lov-
er of Miss aily.-Bristol( Eng. ).Mcr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
DxsNeLETxON:.

THE firm Of Charles L. Wren an
Co., of Romney Va, was Dissolved :
mutual consent on the 25th day Of Z
pril, 1887. All persons indebted
said firm, are requested to come forwa
and settle the same with John McDov
ell and all persons having claims !
gainst said firm viii also call on hi
for payment.
JOHN MCDOWELL,
C. L. WREN.
May 6, l637.--tf.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
Caution +!

a Ii persons are hereby caution-
~ ed against trespassing on my
Lands under rent from John
IIoye, in Short Cap, and also the land
| recently purchased from William
Young, adjoining, with wagons, carts,
Sc, or on horse back, as ] have expe-
rienced considerable injury and incon-
venience from having my fencing pros
trated, | take this method ofinforming
those who have been in the habit OF
thus trespassing, that a disregard to this
notice will, most assuredly, compel me
to enforce the law against them 10 the
utmost extent. HENRY LEESE.
Hsnpl CO May @, 1e37.-55tpd.
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fl T. l. T :.
(Ess,sl',orsed.)
Extracts from DR.. -he,ritt's letter 10
me, dated Mag 2nd, 1887:

ErtractS from Dr'. -He77tfts letter 10
me, dated Nag End, 1887:
II NOW PREDICT that in few years
FELT will be one Of the best stations
in America l am sure from the APP
pearance Of Felt's colts here and in
England, no horse can boast of better
or more promising progeny. They will
be, in my opinion, very distinguished on
the turf and Under the saddle--yes,
every where. The colts by our i'm
ported horses are winning all our stakes
in the best possible style and manner;
out OF 10 races in which the imported
horses colts have started, they have
won 8 races, and but for the unkind
running of a colt would have won the
other race. There were 90 or 80 sub
scribers to the large Petersburg stakes;
of these there were 8 or 0 by our hor-
ses, the rest 20 or upwards by Ameri-
can stallions-the colts by our horses
run LIST. I'd. Sd. and 4th., in the race,
won at 4 heats, track very heavy and
time good each heat--it is allowed by
all parties to be the best race ever run
over the courses--T'here were IL SUBJ
scribers to the other stake at Newman
ketj by our horses and g by natives,
won at 2 heats by Major Ridley's colt
(by imported horse) in In. 53sec. and
I'm. 52sec. very easily. The colts by
imported Horses run in the large stakes
at Lawfenceville, 800 dollars entrance,
were placed LIST. Cd, and 3D.. there
were as many or moro colts by natives
than by imported horses.--,4t Belfeld
they won 3 stakes IN irst rata style and
time. repeating ii 2 Of them in In.
52sec. and Imported horses colts con.
tending for 2 fthe races; to one oFthese
stakes there were Subscribers and on
ly one colt by our horses Qualified ID
start. In FELT you now have one Of
the ucyy 6est-a better horss in my
humble opinion thai Marlborough Or
Fylde, and see hbw her. COTS run. y
JOSIAH VIM. WARE.
Near BerrYeille Clarke co. va. }
aLsl' Is, iSc3s77.--yt; I
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
NEW YoRK, May Is.


Wall street is in great fermentation.
The news from Washington, that tn:
Government intends to repudiate Its
own Pet Bank currency, and to demand
specie, creates, as well it might, pro-
digious excitement. With all due re-
spect to the Government, and the con-
stituted authorities of the country, as
Eane who is calm, and who wishes to
5add nothing of threat or alarm to the
how afflicted condition Of the People,
4 assure the public servants in Wash
3ington that this new Treasury RescriPt
cANNor be executed in New York.
The merchants of New York will not
pay their bonds in specie. and no pow
Ter on earthscan make them, not even
The standing army Of the Autocrat OF
Russia. No collector, no District Al
forney, no Sheriff. no purchaser OF
goods, dare make movement Tor TINS
purpose. wlet not the GLOBE say
pm threatening to break the laws ana
ITO create arevolution. | have no pondS
% pay, will calm rather than excite
The People; but what ! say is fact, and
If the Government persists, it persists
forewarned. Once more impressed
with the deep and momentous imPor-
lance of the fact I communicate, l as
sure the President and bis Cabinet that
po power on earth, no man VINO
breatkes, can force the merchants OF
New York, under existing circumStan-
llees, TO pay custom-house bonds in spe-
ltie
This whole City Is in very feverish
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
Baltimore Market, May Is.

FLouR.-Hoscard street Flour
Sales from wagons at IS, 25, from stores
50. Receipts light and transactions
very trifling.
GR6ix-WHtAT.- Small sales Of German
Wheat at 81 80 to 81 60.
CoRN.-Yellow at IS to So e. white rs e.
RYE.-Sales at ST cents.
OATs.-Are now worth 45 to 46 cents.
WHrsKEY.-The price of barrels is 81 cts,
hogsheads 80 cents.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
lu an IE I'D.

HEsss1TO purchase, TEN SHARES
49, OF STOCK in the Valley Bank
Of Virginia, for which cash will be paid
and ifnow above par, and payable in
instruments, TWENTY SHARES. In
quirc Of the Editor Of this paper.
May 20, IS37.-tf.
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MnS. EI A NJ ZEE L,
sFE.EsE~F'gL.E.E EHMER,
FROM BALTIMoRE

INFORMS the citizens OF Romney
and its vicinity, that she has common
ced the above business, in the Office adj
joining the dwelling Of Mr.. John T.
Moreland.
She hopes'by unremitting attention
to business, to merit q liberal share OF
patronage.
Romney, MAY 30, 1s37.--3tpd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20

Winchester yMarket, May is.
Flour, 81 rs; Wheat, 81 25a ] so /;
Rye Flour, So IS; Rye, rs a so CTS;
Corn, So cts; Oats, 40 Cts; Corn Meal
(sifted) 81 so per humid; Shad SO;
Gross Herring, 81 IS; Nett Herring
(none); Flaxseed, 81 90; Clover
seed, retail, 81 so; Bacon, s cts; Lard,
8 cts; Fresh Butter, II cts..--Rep.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
BY the President Of the U. States ofAmsriea.
A PROCLAMATION

Whereas great aud weighty matters. claim
ing the consideration Of the Congress OF the
United States, form an extraordinary occasion
for converting them, do, by these presents.
appoint the first Monday Of September next.
for their meeting at the city of Washington ;
hereby requiring the respective Senators and
Representatives then and there to assemble in
Congress, in order to receive such eommuni-
cations as may then be made to them, and to
consult and determine on such measures as
in their wisdom may be deemed meet for the
welfare of the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused the
fL.s.l seal of the United States TO be hereun-
10 afixed, and signed the same with my
hand.
Done at the city of Washington. the
fifteenth day Of May, IN the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirty and of
the independence Of the United
States the sixty first.
NJ VAN BUREN,.
BY the President:
JOHN FonsyTH. Secretary ofState
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
From the National Intelligencer, of May IT

From the National Intelligencer, of May II.
By the Express Mail of yesterday we learn
that the Planters Bank of Mississippi at Nat
chez and The agricultural Bank at ,h ns t1e
weeks ago. The first suspension of the for
rner "a heavy deposite Bank) was upon a
Treasury Draft.
From our correspondent at Mobile we learn.
under date of May IL, that at public meet
Ing ofcitizens, held the preceding day, it was
recommended to the several Banks in that ci.
~ to suspend At once specie payment, until
circumstances shall otherwise direct
From these accounts tappears that the sus-
pension of specie payments BEGAN In the
South, and first with the Deposite Bank at
Natchez.
N-Al the Banks in the District Of Column
bia have suspended specie payments.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
121 acres.

being the same conveyed to said
Swhier by Thomas Mason and wife
one tract containing
90 Acres,
more or less, on Bear Wallow run; enc
tract containing
SO ACRES,
on Bear Wallow run---one tract con-
tanning 500 aFcs'eS, on both sides
of the North Fork of Little Cacaphon,
and another tract on the North Fork OF
Little Cacaphon, containing ~ A
ores, more or less.
TERMS.-One half Of the purchase
money will be required in hand, and
the residue in twelve months from the
day of sale, the purchaser giving good
personal security and "a deed of trust
on the land, to secure the deferred pay
ment. GEORGE SWHIER,
Administrator with the will an
ncxed of Jacob Swhier, deed.
May 20, 1S37.-tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at public sale, to the
W highest bidder on Saturday the
3rd day Of June 'ert, at the residence
of the late Jacob Swhier, decd, the
following tracts ofland in the county OF
Hampshire, viz :-one tract containing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
- aSosss =
Se1lS DE-

Os- That distinguished statesman and great
fiuancier, Gen. Jackson, with his aids. have,
we feat, Bankrupt the Government, the Banks
and the Merchants the PETS have got the
gold, and the Government itseifmust now de-
pend upon the farming interest for the money
necessary for its own present support. We
hope these PATRIOTS are now satisfied with
their 'ExFERInExr'& BETTER CURRENCY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
Blythe Gopernor ofthe State Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHERE.aS, in the opinion Of the
Executive, the interests of the Com
monwealth render it expedient that
the Governor shall exercise the author
ity vested in him by the Constitution
and Laws, to convene the Legislature
before the time prescribed by Law for
its annual meeting:
Therefore, I, David Campbell, Gov
ernor of the State of Virginia, have
thought proper to issue this Proclama-
ton, requiring the members of the Sc
nate and House Of Delegates to meet at
the Capitol, in the. City of Richmond,
on Monday, the 18th day ofJune next.
Given under my hand, as Governor,
and under the lesser seal of
the Commonwealth, at Rich
tSBAL.l mond, this 18th day of May,
1887, and the 6lst year Of
the Commonwealth.
(Signed) DAVID CAMPBELL.
To allay uneasiness, and to guard a
gainst unfounded apprehensions inres-
pect to the ultimate solvency Of the
Banks, and their ability to make good
their responsibility to the Common
wealth and to individuals, the Cover
nor ventures to assure his fellow-citi
gems, that the suspension ofspecie pay
ment by the Banks has not resulted
from loss, or any distrust of the credit
ofthe debtors of the Banks. The nea-
sure is one of precaution,. which the
unexpected exigency of the times has
most reluctantly forced upon those In
situtiens. The redemption ofthe notes
in circulation, in specie, may be assur-
ediy relied upon; and there 49, there
fore no cause for uneasiness or alarm
on the part of the holders.
DAVID CAMPBELL.
May 16, 1887.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
Goods! G00ds!!

THE subscriber has the pleasure of
announcing to his friends and the pub
lie in general, that he has recently re-
turned from Baltimore with neat and
large assortment Of DRY GOODS Of
every description, and of a good quail
ty,-also, large quantity Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20

The Bank of Virginia and the Farmers
Bank at Richmond s. their Branches through
out the state have suspended specie payments.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
ggNrofetiss,
WarOmare, 0MstNg-

.oarc, stationery : Nfedlctnes;
All of which he proposes selling very
low for Cash, Country produce, or on
q credit to punctual customers. He has
also received a new supply Of CHI
NEESE RAZORS, of the best quail
ty. Those in search of bargains will
please call at his store opposite MIR.
VIM. Armstrong; hotel, land judge for
themselves. VIM. VANCE.
Romney, May l3, 1887.
aa~ ALSO, on hand good assort-
ment of POTTER s. W.dRE. Coun-
try produce Of every description taken
in exchange for GOODS. w. V.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-05-20
90 Acres,

more or less, on Bear Wallow run; on
tract containing
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Samifos oen IS. ,Sebr. 1886.
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