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BALTIMORE. June 6.

CATTLE.-Beeves are selling at SO a SO
So
Hoes.-Some fine ones have brought Sc so.
FIsH.-We quote mackerell at so % for
No. l, $bS 25 for No. 2, and "a so for No. 3.
Sales of considerable quantities of herrings at
SO IS. Sales of shad at SO so a 81 90.
FLoUR.-Howard street Nothing seems
% affect the flour Market Sales from stores
at SO 90, and from wagons at $9 25. 81
CITY MILLs.-Sales at 81 rs a IS IL I-2.
N.-WHEAT.-We have to report a
sale of 1000 bushels prime red at 81 so, and
another of 600 do. at 81 45per bushel. Sew
eral other sales of considerable lots have Ia
ken place at about the same prices.
RYE.-sales of German rye ofgood quality
at 80 a 95 cents. .
CoRN.-Yellow 80 cts. white sc a 81 cts.
OATs--Continue at Al a 4S cents, 49,.
WHTsKEY, We have no change to note.
We quote hhds. at 35 and barrels at 81 Cts
Chronicle
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sehr, Mechanic, which sailed from Metamo-
ras on the 10th inst. that when he left that
place the current report was that all the A.
merican vessels, with their crews and pas
sengers' tnat had been previously captured
ana imprisoned, were liberated BY order of
ueneTal b1stamente, who had promptly ar
rested the Commodore the Mexican feet
ana an cohllned him at Vera Cruz, on charge
ol capturing these vessels, contrary to law and
orders. we also hear through the same chan
l .:i tiiat zen: Santa Anna was believed to be
still living on his plantation.
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,NesU Spring ssssd Sss3aeslsea'
GOODS.
THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS just received and is now open
l. ;. ing his Spring supply of GOODS,
which will be sold low for Cash, Pro-
duce, OF on credit to punctual men,
He hopes his customers and the public
generally will give him a call.
~ ALL persons indebted to the late
firm of Charles L. Wren s Co., are re-
questedto come forward and settle their
accounts without delay. i.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
May ~, 1887.
IS All current BANK NOTES re-
celved IN payment Of debts and Goods,
most thankfully. j. Med.
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Alerdnd3Ta Market, lime

y: Winchester Market, June 6.
Flour, So so; Wheat, 81 25a | SIS !;
Rye Flour, S. 25; Rye, rs a so cts:
Corn, Is cts; Oats, 40 cts; Corn Meal
(sifted) ST. so per humid; Shad $40;
Gross Herring, $4 25; Nett Herring
$6 so; Flaxseed, 81 90; Clover
seed, retail, 81 so; Bacon, s cts; Lard,
8 cts; FRESH Butter, II cts; Firkin
do. ID cts; White Beans 81; Timo-
thy Seed, So 25.-Rep.z.
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JOHN B. WHITE, c. H. C.

The defendants named in the above
order, will please take notice, that the
surveyor of Hampshire County, has
appointed the 18th day of July neat, to
carry the same into effect, at which
time said tenants are hereby warn.
ed to attend said survey. Yours, sc.
JOHN D. SUTTON,
By his Counsel
June 3, lS37.-tdtd.
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Glassware.

LUST received from the works of F.
" Plunkett & Co. Wheeling, Va, on
consignment, a large lot of GLASS;
WARE, which will be sold to mer-
chants at the manufacturers prices.
The present consignment consists of
gallon, three quart, half gallon, quart,
and pint Jars; No | and No. 2 Tum-
blers B. F. ditto No. 1872; common
Flute ditto; half pint and one third
pint Bar ditto; sheared and full ground
ditto; s flute ditto, superior article
common ditto; dimond salts, new print;
enameled tulip ditto; plain pressed
ditto; 3 ring quart bar decanters; 3
ring pint bar ditto 2 ring quart and
pint ditto; plain quart and pint do. :;
plain cup plates; 3 inch ditto; 3 l-2
ditto: 6 inch plain press dishes; 7
inch plates; 6 and S inch ditto, 6inch
pressed ditto; 5 inch ditto.
Merchants are requested to call and
examine the assortment, which they
will find to be very good and at low
prices. Any articles not in the pres
ent invoice will be supplied as soon as
possible. VIII receive in few days
a large supply of 10 by II, 8 by 10,
and I BY 9 Window Glass.
LLOYD LOGAN.
Winchester, June 10, 1887.
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e1gs,7Rtd L E l. Il.
vAscsxasAgs (Eaas210s'ted.)
Extracts from DR.. .Mer77tt's letter
me-. dated MAJ 2Ud. 1887:

me, UUteU way ~UO, 1921
~ NOW PREDICT that in few year,
FELT will be one of the best stalhon|
in America; I am sure from the ap|
pearance of Felt's colts here and ii
England, no horse can boast of bette|
OF more promising progeny. They viii
be, in my opinion, very distinguished q
the turf and. under the saddle-ye]
every where, The colts by our im|
ported horses are winning all our stake|
in the best possible style and manner
out of 10 races in which the imported
horses colts have started, they havI
won 8 races, and but for the unkin|
running Of colt would have won th|
other race. There were 90 or 80 sui
scribers to the large Petersburg stakei
of these there were s or 8 by: our hoi
ses, the rest 20 or upwards by Amer
can stallions-the coIts' by our horse
run list. Cd. Sd. and 4th., in the rae
won at A heats, track very heavy an
time good each heat-it is allowed u
all parties to be the best race ever ruI
over the course.-There were IL sui
scriberS to the. other stake at NewmaJ
ket, 4 by our horses and s by natvef
won at 2 heats by Major Ridley's cd
I (by imported horse in I'm. 53sec. az
I'm. 52sec. very easily. The colts
imported horses run in the large stalk
at Lawrenceville, 800 dollars entranc
were placed LIST. I'd. and 3d., the
were as many or more colts by nativ
than by imported horses.-At Belize
they won 3.stakes in FIRST ratestyle al
time, repeating in 2 of them in III
52sec. and imported horses colts co
tending for 2 Of the races; to one oftheI
stakes there were s subscribers and
" one colt by our horses qualified
start. In FELT you now have one
the. uery best-a better horse in
humble opinion than marlborough
Fylde, and see how Their colts rum.
JOSIAH VIM. WARE
Near Berryville Clarke co. Va.
| May ID, lS37.-3t.
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MRS. fIAMNEEE,,
NEagsS~E'Es EsREs9Ka.ER,
FROM BALTIMORE

T 1tOl'I lJlfI4I INIUKE.
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.
Morelapd. 4, -
She hopes by unremitting attention
to business, to merit a liberal share Of
patronage.
Romney, May 20, ls37.-3tpd.
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Presbylef1@a General Assem6ly.
PHILADELpHIA, JUNE


Important Decision.7-After prayers
had been offered up yesterday morning,
the question of the Western Reserve
was, resumed. Mr.. JEsUp, as we sta
ted in our last number, being in pos
session of the fl oor. That gentleman
advocated the views of the New School
with great energy and ability. On the
other side, Mr.. EWING spoke at some
length. Several other gentlemen ad-
dressed the meeting; & the debate was
closed by Mr.. ANDERSON on tile part
of the Old School.
The previous question being now
called for, the Assembly divided at 2
o'clock, when there appeared to be
Of the Old School, 1872
OF the New School; 105
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Tinchester, June 10, 1897.
Eeka.elas86g. TO W.T.:

lit rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Coaiot Of Laav
and CAancery Of the County Of Hm-
dy, onthetrst Monday IN Jtne, 1887.
isaac Parsons, Complainant, against
George S. Craigen and Mary Ann
Crafgca, Executrix ofJohn Craigen,
decd, and Mary Ann Craigen and
Louisa Elizabeth Craigen, infant
children of George S. Craigen, De-
PENDANTS, IN CHA.NCERY.
THE Defendant George S. Craigen,
not having entered his appearance and
given security agreeably to the act of
Assembly and the rules of this Court;
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he is not an inhabitant Of
this codntry: II IS ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here on the first
day of the next term Of said Court and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published
in Romney for two months Successive
~ and that copy be posted at the front
door ofthe court house ofthe said coun-
ty of Hardy. A copy-Teste,
CHARLES -LOBB, &c.
June 10, 1887.
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NOi5Ce,.

TgEeTHE NOTES given at the first
e9szS sale ofpropefty belonging to
George Eskridge, deed, fell due on
THE THIRD LNNST.; Il therefore
expect all who gave, their NOTES to
lift them, as indulgence cannot nor
will not be granted.
JOHN MYERS, Executor
Of Geo. ESdrqdge, decd.
May ~, 1897.
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Majority

The result ofthis important decision
is, that the Synod Of the Western Re-
serve is virtually cut off from the Pres
5yterian Church, as hitherto organized,
and is, in point Of fact, out of the
House. As MAY be expected, the pro-
ceedings of the day excited intense in
terest.-Inquirer.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIZ:

III rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Laao
and Chancery, for the County Of
Hampshire, on the first Monday III
June, 1897. - $50
James Allen administrator of John
Stewart, decd, Plaintiff, against
George w. Stewart and John Hoye &
John Rogers, Executors Of George
Gaines, decd, Defendants,
IN CH.A.WCERY
THE Defendants George w. Stew
art and John Hoye, not having enter
ed 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: II
is ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the LIST day of the next
term, to answer a cross bill ofthe plain
tiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
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, Il. c.
June 10, 1887.
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Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Hampshire County, H.
pril Term, 1887.
John D. Sutton, plaintiff, ! on writ of
against right,
John McHenry, David Hoffman, Geo.
w. Dobbin and Charles F. Mayer;
tenants, -
This day came the parties by their
Attornies, and on the motion ofthe de-
mandant,it is ordered, that the survey
or of Hampshire County, do go upon
the lands in controversy upon the
dayof next, if fair, if not, on
the next fair day, and survey and lay
off the same as either party shall re-
quire, and return five fair platts andre
ports thereof to the Court; and that a.
ny one of the Justices of the said
County, do then and there meet HIM
and examine and take dispositions of
such witnesses as shall be produced by
either Of the parties, which are to be
returned with such platts and reports,
and the Sheriff Of the said County is
to attend said survey and remove force
if any shall be offered. A copy
Teste,
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CHARLESTON, May ~.

A very large concourse Of our citi-
zens assembled on Wednesday after
noon, at the house of Mr.. HoRATIo
LEAvITr, to witness one of the most
tender and appalling scenes which are
ever presented in the form of death &
to pay the last affectionate tribute tothe
remains of whole family cut off at
once in the full vigor of health. There
lay; side by side, the Father, the
Mother, the Son, and the Daughter, ali
dressed for the grave--the bodies ofthe
two children lying between those of
their parents. Only the day before
they had gone to Sullivan's Island for
the refreshment which change of air
produces and Mr.. IBAv1TT, with his
lady and children, We're riding upon
the beach III a gig with a calash top,
and had proceeded to the eastern ex-
tremity of the island, where they all
terminated together the journey oflife.
AS there were none who witnessed the
catastrophe, the most probable conjec-
ture is, that, deceived by the lowness
ofthe tide and betrayed by quicksands,
they approached too near the channel
into which the horse and gig, with its
precious contents, were all precipitated
together. The houndering ofthe horse
in the water attracted the attention Of
an individual at a distance, who first
gave the alarm. Assistance was soon
at hand the horse and gig were saved.
But it was some time before the bodies
of Mr.. LEAvlTT and his two children
were recovered, while that of Mrs.
LEAvITT was not found till about mid
night. Hopes were entertained that
one Of the children could be resuscita-
ted, and every effort was made to effect
it, but in vain. The vital spark had
fled. Their remains wer@ conveyed
Immediately to the city, and the fune-
raj solemnities were held in the Circu-
lar Church, the pastor, Rev. M. Posi-,
officiating, assisted by the Rev. Mr..
MANLY, of the Baptist Church, The
procession and the assembly were I'M
commonly large. evincing alike their
respect for the dead, and recognition
ofthat unseen hand which had cut off
so unexpectedly a whole family from
the city and from the Church.
Mr.. LEAvlTr was, we believe, ma
tive of Greenfield, Massachusetts, but
came to this city about thirty-fve years
ago, where he has ever since resided.
Mrs. LEAvlTr, was a native Of the CT
ty, the daughter ofJoHN KING; Esq. !;
her parents and several brothers and
sisters still survive her.-O6serUer.
Great Buttonwood Eee.--A cores
pondent Of the Boston Transcript says
that the great buttonweod tree in
South Reading has been felled. The
main body of this tree, IS 28ifeat long,
nrd of This lenoth 1(; feet is hollow.
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Notice.

persons that purchased property
at the sale Of Daniel Hollenback,
decd, are hereby notified, that their
respective notes fell due on the 18th in
slant, and circumstances render it par
ticularly desirable that they discharge
the same without delay.
JAMES ALLEN, .Adm'r.
June 10, IS37.-3t.
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eel aN E e,

Il gsss@TO purchase, TEN SHARES
@ OF SroCK in the Valley Bank
Of Virginia, for which cash will be paid
and if now above par, and payable in
instalmeAts, TWENTY, SHARES. In
quire' of the Editor of this paper.
May 20, lS37.-tf.
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Attention CdvaIru!

THE members of the Troop of Cav
airy belonging to the 18th Regiment
Va. militia, will meet at James Par
kers, on Patterson's Creek, on Satur-
day the 10th of June next. A full at
tendance is requested.
May 81, 1887.
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Postscript.
From the Louisville Journal MAY 81.

GEN. JAcKsoN.7-We yesterday received a
letter from Nashville dated on Friday last,
which says-"We learn this morning that
General jackson was thrown from his horse
a day Or Two ago and so injured as to render
him speeches..
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CUNENEENS & DOWNEY,
HAVING entered into co-partner
ship in carrying on the
YIy9gOs.Ssss' .KsssssssSss..

would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they arc
now prepared to make to order, Gen
tlemen's apparel in a. neat and fash
ionable manner, and the, sowing war
ranted to stand, at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms. From
their experience in the business they
hatter themselves that all work entrhs-
ted to them will be executed in man.
ner inferior to none in this place or
county, and by strict attention to busi-
ness they hope to merit and receive a
share of public patronage. =.
Their shop is situated on Main
street. between the store Of Gibson s.
Armstrong and David Armstrong $ tav-
ern. T.. =
@sThey will receive regularly all
the CITY FASHIONS.
Romney, May 81, 1637.-tf. ~.
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DIED, in Moorefield, on the 29th uIt. Mrs
MATILDA M MARSHALL, consort of Mr.. Will
liam Marshall, in the 10Th year of her age,
leaving an alfectionate husband and four chill
dren to mourn their loss.
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ALL IS NOT GoLD THAT GLIrrERs.-The
deposite of Gold, which it is said has lately
been unhosomed ia this county, and brought
forth TO the light Of day, we understand, is
not genuine, very mpehto theregret no doubt
OF the finder, who deserves better. fate than
a parcel Of trash in the shape of counterfeit
or spurious com. Better luck attend him for
the future.-Charlottesville Republican.
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conference is 30 feet. AT six and a
halffeet, tits Is and a half feet.--And
at twelve feet, it is nearly Is feet in
circumference. The hollow trunk now
lies nearly horizontal, and a man six
feet in height may stand erect within it..
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NE PLUS ULTRA.-2O Boz
Browns Ne Plus Ultra TOBACCO. Il
received and for sale by
s.LLOYp LOGAN
Winchester, April %, 1887.
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Great Bwttonpood Eee.--A cores
pondent Of the Boston Transcript says
that the great buttonweod tree in
South, Reading has been felled. The
main body of this tree, IS 28ifeet long,
and Of this length, is feet is hollow,
At one foot from the but-end, its cir
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FROM &HE NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL bull
LETIN, MAY 25.
We are indebted to Mr.. Kidd, Of the Mer-
chants Exchange, fer the following interest
ing news from Mexico.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-06-10

Col. Teal, Of the Texan army, has
been assassinated, by some deludee
wretch, in his own marquee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-25
For tie Richmond Palladium.

S0S Vte nSc001000 1&s00 nm.
aAD DOGS.-Thc following incarnation
70 70 = certain cure for mad dog
Individual from whom it was obtained.
1m believer in its efficacy; and as he is
renewing from this section Of the coun.
ID suppose he leaves it as a kind Of legacy
nends and acquaintance in this neigh
He vouches for its efficacy, as he
- u successfully tried.
ssar omox oh mar oh run boz baor bar.
1.-The next is cure for the bite Of a mad
naor omar Oh mar Oh run boar.
mapped up in a bit Of dough, and given
patienf.
eesetully examining the verbal powers
extraordinary remedy, by spelling the
Stewards as we'll as forwards. and
c'1g them slowly and solemnlv. rs
npediy, must acknowledge cannot
efe'n their virtue lies. But in the
10y investigation, was led to con-
- preventative instead Of cure.
certainly has one powerful ingre.
~ which should place great confidence:
% the word run; but instead of
e il. ] think I should prefer aDplv-
- he legs. FROTH
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8Y&GN1A1.

-First, Friendshfp-then Love-@nd then
MARRiED.-On Monday last by the Rev. w. NJ. Boyce,
MI. FRANCIS JOHNSON, TO Miss AMANDA JOR-
DAN: all Of this place.
May the silken Chords that bind their willing hearts, ns'e
he sudeIed. May path through life
wine drank, and their happiness the cake
Our imp exclaimed, after tasie"e Ode joyful,
they be do,sby happy of
meals" We only add, may they te6y happy
in time to come.
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@I--.... - ssss: hs Gsas = stesa,ty
<1ea, su;lesee essation."
"a. .,1.esiss q washise'os, il really sPpss'
- ~ ssdssvosisg 10 Improve % hss
s = y N ~ virtues ol The ancient wos'd
,s-1 uasy asdies preparatory 10 The sew
Es4.a s,aasoees - dosbs there wsre,csPIendid
ID. .serea,sss u some single qualifications: Cssa'
% 1872, Geip;o wss eoosinest; Hannibal was
.ss-s, - Il was reserved Sos WAsn1SoToN to
sE5, - Al u sse. end like the lively ebef q
3- 80 0secias artist, to exhibit, in one glow
40 bsssay, the pride a. every model and
"a q. aneajss e(evesy msstes. A. . Gc"e'aI, he
- 2en,a ~ pessssa into vetessn, and supplied
- 80 H. sbsescs Of experience; - states
~ Ie s,lsesS The policy Of The cabinet into the
.S eI.vshessivs system Of general advantage;
ESA ~ Dc wisdom Of his views end the phi
~. RI eousseIs, that to the soldier and tho
Iss.a - aIaoss added the character OF the
- e.savesos, he vas 1ntsinied With the crime
I,.i: : sevs,ss'ooiss. be wss free fro" any stat"
$50: e. sesression commenced the contest
=, esssssy called him 10 the c"'""a"d.-
-, sssAes,hsd BIS sword, necessity stained,
n1xessy psssssd It.
- \. -. .s.. =. .a.. hang. i. trembling knee,
~ =. - Of WASHINGTON. and may
S.1., 49, shsi SECOND ONE may be found.
- s1euDsies shall "vehske our country, to
- eel support her in the hour Of peril and OF
M. "a. lea1.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-25

LOOK AT YOUR BANK NoTESI-TAs ssss q n.
subersibrs Msson entered sho night a the 6h ol
Js"~sy last, nseed Of q ossy us asss
one YES of 20 On ,s 0auk NJ viua, (hssneh
eolecsed) endowed on the back either j. Rsesds hob
sssjs. Aso,hes ven, che Fsakiia bsnA q Colu"
bus, sppssestly slsesd fo owe; shs sose ses so o.
orn through eeross DE figures 10 both eowes aud
endorsed J. Campbell CT John Campbell. II could hardly
f. EXTRACT eosa ssseasioo ~ any See 70 ~so ~en'
oesed. Te shove reward Wi to given S0s he osossy
Of II The tracing into the ea"ds q ay
person in whose they tetweea theoh ana ''
fns shs discovery Of The rsooss o. ~
means Auv either Of these noes
may fall Gill favor BY informing Of IL, and sha
asded equd, though the thief should not Be d.cov-
cred. WIN. WEWNINOEN.
Masn, Grant county, I.dia1a, Feb. 20sh, 1881. 6Ss
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editor Of educational lntelligencer dated Am
herst county, (Va.) Jan. IS, says: 1Never
was their so gloomy prospect for wheat in
this section, as their is at present.--In look
ing over our immense wheat fields, even the
rich bottoms of James river, scarce a green
spot is seen, to relieve the eye from its gaze
on the cherries waste Of rocks and clods.
Flour is now Sl2 barrel, and unless rapid
improvement IN the wheat crops takes place
in short time it will not in my opinion, be
less than from Is to $40. Many consider
the crops beyond recovery, believing that the
almost Unprecedented frosts of November and
December destroyed the vitality of the seed