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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-11
pURE ALDERNEY STOCK,
Cows, Heift,rS,

ID - l. - y y NJ-Al4N I4SN.
OF ms own breeding c3renlly cro.sea with some of
The mort celebrated Attorney Herds in the United
StHlcs.
In my herd vii b. found animals from the stock Of
the late j a. Fainter, of Hartford Conn, o. tc'e
brattd inp0r' and breeder OF Attorney sturk)
eral Of them impnrted by him. Also from Col WIN
$. Lincoln, Worcester. Mass: Moses Ellis, South
birmingham, Mass; Mr.. Ripley, Cashier Citizens
Bank, Worcester, Mass, and Others.
No pains or expense have been spared to
secure the best Animals.
The Young stock were all sired by he three ctle-
hrated Bulls Gen. Putnam WHOSE sire and dam
both imported by W. + Potts, of Philadelphia; Gen.
Grant, owned and imported by Col. ". + Lincoln;
and Tom Il or owned and imported by MI. Bowdich
Uf snnth framimgham Mass,
r3r Rctiahte Pdigrets .fnniahed mih
ereiy Ahiniut Softi
The attention of farmers and steck-rasers IL esre-
chilly invited 10 this he'd, as being uneurIssscd la
the country for beauty, reabiiiy and dairy qualities.
shipping carefully attended To, and inquiries
pouplly antwerci.
sE- ALSO Pure Southdown Sheep.
CHARLES IL SHINN
lladdIlilcid, n. j..
otlicr in Philadelphia, e.2 Walnut street.
nJ2s-imw
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MARI vs.. super, Phosphates for Fertile
ing Corn.


MEssRs. EpIToRs Allow me ny this
communication to inquire Of some OF your
intelligent and practical correspondents their
experience in the use of both phosphatcs
and super phospha,cs as manure Tor corn
in comparison with ieached wood ashes OF
Jersey green sand mari, both of which, |
suppose, act upon the same principle. do
not mean unleached ashes but tedched
ashes, as l suppose that it is not the potash
that produces the remarkable effect referred
to, and which wish TO illustrate hereafter
if sustained by the experience of practical
agriculturists elsewhere.
The theories OF abstract chemists to the |
contrary that have been recently published
are false and unreliable, judging from my |
own experience in the practical application
thereof during the past twenty years.
/ do not expect any one TO spend one
seventh part of the time or personal labor IN
making these tests of the relative value OF
leached ashes and phosphate fertilizers that
have devoted to the subject. My plan has
been to apply the several manures 10 anum-
Der Of hills OF corn sufficient to produce one
shock, or in that proportion.
When the whole crop has matured, cut
and shock the MANFRED hills, Sc, before the
crop is gathered, and subsequently weigh
the ears of corn, allowing seventy pounds
to the bushe
In gathering the corn, find il better to
include all hills that do not contain two
stalks, and also omit all replanted hills, these
being immature or green. The same variety
Of green sand or Jersey mari occurs i'll
Delaware, Maryland, and other localities,
and its substitute may be obtained at any
farm house, or it may be manufactured III
unlimited quantities in much more con
ccntratcd form using the green sand as the
basis. A most successful and judicious prac
tical farmer recently objected to haulii!!
green sand mari three miles at $3.50 pc
ton and expressed serious doubt OF til
value of the best barnyard manure, while h
could obtain reliable phosphates at so u
ton but happen to know that he oileit
So per load for stable manure and haul
3 miles, and actually got a vessel load fro
Washington and hauled it the same distan
after paying - cents per cubic yard ther
for. Fools do not learn by eXperienc
therefore l esteem his opinion important
doubling the relative value of the mani
in his own barn yard MS above.
Nevertheless for corn this argument is
fortiori," Gas the lawyers say) Althou
used nearly 100 pounds of mari per at
10 the hills of corn, il was applied after
middle Of June, and then increased the cr
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-11
SLATE ROOFING.

DLAsTIC SLATE ROOFING.
Imperrious TO Eatsr and Steam and perfectly Fire
Proqf.
Forming solid SHEET Of Slate without team or
joint, large the surface covered. Light, durable
and cheap. Send for pamphlet giving full partcu-
lars.
ST. Orders for roofing promp,lv attended to-
ROBERT ATKINSON,
mar19.smw No. 8 West Fourth street, VIII, Del
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-11
IEGIsTRR,s OFFICE.

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE. o, ,s,s
IL Nrw CAs1Ln Cousrr, April 22d, lsos.
Upon the application Of WIN. y. cornE. and Ne ~
Corog, Executors OF the ast will and testament az
rnham U.rnog, late OF Wilmington hnhuito, :
rnid Comfy. deceased; it Is ordered aud directed
by the Register that the Executors sinIe.au ~ ~
noic of the granting Of Letters Testhienths ny
the Estate r the deceusca, with the dale 81 grsnna
thereof by causing advertisements 10 b. posted W. :,
III forty days f,m the date u such lie te,. y ~
The most public places Of The County of New .a-t ~
requiring all persons having demands atah'. Wy Y,
Estate, TO pre- ent the same, or ablse ny ~ AZ. "a
Assembly In such case made and proyiucu. anu .s
asa cause the same to be inserted within III. sane
lid in the DIT. Tsiuuss anewspaper pun ,',n,h'
Wilmington and to be continued therein tw9 in.h,
80. Given under the hand and Seal o. u ~ Na ",
H. the Register aforesaid a New sss' .n YEAR YEAR
.h.ye ,,riiien r.. q. FRAIM, Regirtcr
notice persons having eam NJ, as. ns du,
atiestrd 10 Inc EXECUTORS on before April "a
or abide the Act Of assembly ~ s,,cn ca'c "''''
provided. WM d COnS SU Execntors
Address, Newark, Delaware. ap'V
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~ YEARS
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.

-. ~. -.....,
DEEMS SOUTHERN HEPATiC PILLS made
ant sold by the discoverer that old ong-known and
well-irird remedy lnr ~ blilinns diseases caused
by DISEASED LIVER which is attended with al the
symptoms Of Cox sumption, III 1873 the Dissuverer
was reduced To mere skeleton, and was prunonaceN
by three Of thc mnst skiiul physicians Of one o. our
largest cities, 10 be III an advanced s,age OF Con
sumption and b, You'd cure lie then began - ny
experiments IN himself and after many Efforts dis-
covered tby the help uf an lnuialIhe remedy "hlch
wrought in him perfect cure. Tie Is now in the
18th year Of HIS aye md at this advanced stage Of
life retains AN excellent constitution In " years
iineraiine III the minisIy, ne mas seen m,fe thsh
thousand persons, who were given up to die q Con
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-11

T)RIME CLOVER AND TIMOTHY sEED-just 70
il ceived at j. A. ROBINSON Il CO.,
I'd and Market Sta
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-11

The SOMBRER0 GUANo OF which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, (snd OF
which he has sole control for the United
States contains fifty per cent more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is
more durable The addition OF Ammonia
gives il greater ferilizing value.
Over seven years experience has proved
10 the Farmer thai ii makes heavier grain
than even stable manure, and is not only
active but lasting.
Price Sc 90 per ton, 1000 lbs.
Discount to Dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
nlarla-9m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-11


FOR SAFE.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE
l.. S. TAYLOR
/~gys3 Would announce to the public that he has
constantly on hand at his warerooms at the
E1aArsN. W. COR. THIRD s sHiPLEY SITS,
City of Wilmington,
large assortment of furniture of every variety and
style, consisting Of Eedsteaas, Bureaus, Sofas,
Chairs Tables Mattrasres and other goods In great
variety.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
paid to undertaking IN all lie various branches
Hearses and carriages furnished and attended by
careful attendants Al all times. JansU-iy-w
Estnbiished 1909.
Cousty's East End Grocery,
NO. IFS s. SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Has always on hand full and general assortment
of CHOICES and FANCY GROCERIES, consisting o
finest grades Of Java Mocha, Lagura and RIO Coz.
fees, choice China and Japan Teas finest grades q
Souchong Tcas F-hn Or's Patent Barley and droafs
Cox's Gratpe, finest quality OF Sweetol 81 our qwn
importation assorted S,rups, Jellies. Jans and Pre
serves London Grown Stsut, and Scotch Ale, Olives
by the Gallon Pure Medicinal Wines. Brandies and
Gin, also choice Jamaica Rum West India Honey BY
| the gallon, &c. &c.
Fresh Goods constantly Arriving.
az Goods packet with care and delivered Tree tc
| ali parts OF the city and to all boats and depots.
| SUGARS AT COST.
Orders respectfully solicited at
| CoUSTY'S EAST END GROCERY,
| No. lis South Set. nd St,
myq1-1yw Philadelphia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-06-11

Asa {. WCRDEN,
General Agent iar nclaware nl.n Agent for the
pELTelN iloltSE POW hle' and ',GRlSER (ur Din
gey) 1IlRESllElt," and other Agricultural Machin-
cry. Address, aMlRNA, DEL.
RrfERrS cIs.-t' Il nicut Reed, smyrna. VIA. Sprey
Chtelersille, Md; VIM Brice, Sl-sarar. Md; s. A.
Hnrlock, Millinpton. Md. npiG l0tw
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

posToFICE AFFAIRs.-Mr. SAM'I PuF-
r'>nNrGrn has been appointed Postmaster
a Sugar Grove, Pendleion County, vice Mr..
j. J Ki'cr who failed to bond At Heads
vile, JAMES CARsTADoN, Esq has receiv-
% The contract for carrying the mail from
r.a' place to New Greek Station, from A.
NH ~. 1868.
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grThe Wheat field between this plac,

gTThe Wheat field between this place
,ni lloor,6eld are looking very promising.
Ibc wheat stands very thick-is looking
green and vigorous, and is growing rapidly.
"a case no blight overtakes the growing
,-op, the prospect now is that the farmer
vul tc rewarded with an abundant harvest.
We can also say that so far as we are in
formed this is the case with the crop through
,ut tbs County.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

YES A1IIsEEOEIA
FOR TIE HAIR,
q lll ID z o e q II

TUE experience 81 over one hundred years IN
he cultivation and preservation o. Gle lair. IL
70" embodied in tlis widely knowu preparation.
"i dressing, curing aud preserving tie Hair 10
ha5 200 equal in tie world. Three ~ four arpli-
cations viii top ihc llair from falling of and n
used occasionally, twill prevent lair losing iis
original color during lifetime. No PREPARATION
equals J. fJr H-roalSg tie haig quickly ard no
preparation has been more extensively endorsed
hy The medical faculty Tor Us perfect innocence
Us regards injury 70 ihc hri- OF head ana f.r is
iouic effects upon The system. Price large bot
Ties 81 Druggists, Dealers Boo Fancy Goods
ent -torekcueu generally iberaliy dealt with
EciaiIc- BOO ou p,gts 81 tue United States. Cana
ss, az. Address
sErElrA| REEVES AWrEJsit CU.
E.s So i-5e-i Nrr "a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

tGy-We are under obligations to Hon.
IloRArE CApRoN Commissioner, for month
Is report Of the Departmental Agriculture,
FIR February, 1868.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

FEMALE LAwYERs.-W oman's sphere
Of usefulness Is extending. In Iowa, the
Senate has passed bill admitting women
to practice at the bar. A correspondent
states that when this becomes law, tho
male lawyers will be oyerborno in address
ing jurios by the rcsistles1 eloqucnco Of wo-
man, and recommends that in sclf-dcicnce
ladies be admitted 20 tho jury box, as CT
takes n woman 10 read a woman"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27
South 8rauelI dntelliseneer.
roYNEY. FRIDAY, MARCH Fl. 1868.

rs-The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
r.. vii be administered in the Presbyte-
ian Church in this place on the 1T Sab
bath in April, the 9th. Preparatory ser
vices on Tie Saturday previous.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

EE-Sec notice-JOnN j. JACOB. Esq
Commissioncr-of public sale of valuable
latterson's Creek nd, said to be in quail
ty equal to any Ian along that stream, to
take place before the Courthouse door q,
New Creek, on the DIST of April next
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INFORMATION.

Information guarant ecl TO produce luxuriant
growth ofhair upon bald head or heariless face.
also a recipe for the removal Of pimpics Blotcl-
eS Eruptions, etc, on the skin, leaving the same
soft, clear. and beautiful, can be obtained with
out charge lay addressing
THOMAS f. CHAPMAN, CnEalsr.
e23 Broadway, New York
May y, 1S67.-.ly.
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Medium or good fair quality 5lG5lc
Ordinary thin steers, oxen aud cows 4I@5!c.
Inferior and lowest grades OF cattle 3364Jc.
General average Of the market to-day 6sc.
Extreme range Of prices 32fTcfc
Most OF the sales are from 6 ar c.
The arrivals of cattle during tle week n
mount TO clio head, which compares with asT
last week, and sos the corresponding week Of
last year, and there was sold 57I head, which
compares with $50 last week, aud 639 tie cor
responding week Of last year.
Uf the arrivals this week, about TOO head we're
re-shlpped 10 Eastern markets without being Of
Tered here. aad the balance, together with those
ieit unsoid at the close Of last week market,
comprised the offerings to-day
The market tGis morning was attended by an
unusually small number of butchers aad their
purchases were very limited which, together
Win the hi5l; prices, demanded, caused an unu-
sualiy dull market prices Of Last week, howey-
or, were generally maintained although the ex-
tre;ne figures were somewhat lower. which WAS
owing 70 the inferior quality of the cattle offered
Inc market closed very dull, few cattle te-
ing left unscld
THE noG MARKET.
Receipts this week AGos
Receipts last week 2 53o
Receipts yc.tr ago 4 $40
With increased arrivals Of hogs the past week
ana only moderate demand, the market has
been unsettled, and prices IRE twenty five cents
= 100 pounds lower. At the close of the market
to-day prices range from II To l33 cents per H.,
net and duh, with downward tendency
THE SHEEP MARKET
Receipts this week 2C5A
Receipts last week SsT
Receipts one yearago 2l3i
The supply Of sheep during The week has been
arGer than for some weeks past, but there has
been good demand, especially for good fat
sheep, and prices have been well sustained
Piices during The week have ranged IS fol-
| lows Fair Ia good at 54G5l cents, and good
to extra at CLOS! cents q III, gross. Com.
BALTIMORE, No, March 24.-Iloward street su-
per -four, 80 SOC, 10 -; Wheat. white. So uo
@}0 90; red, 81 ioM2 81: Coru white. 81 OF
al -; yellow, 81 1900 90 Oats 500, 80 cts. (;
Rye, lsl@ l95 cts.
On the 24th, Cold closed atI3si in New York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27
ERRORS orr YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
y"us Debility. Premature Decay. and all the cr-
iectS OF youthful ndscretion, will for the sake o.
suffering humanity, send free to all who need it,
the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing 10 profit by the advertisers experience, can
do 50 by addressing, IN perfect confidence.
JOHN Il. OGDEN.
May 3, 1867 Ivy. ~ Cedar street New . K
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TO CoNsUAErTIvE& :.

The GEv. EDWARD A. WILSON will scrd free
OF cha 'sc) 10 all who desire 1t, the pre- Grip o.
with tn directions for maj and using Ia, sim
PIE remedy lay which he VA, Z, red of a lung al
lection und that dread disc; consumption His
only object is 20 benefit the afflicted aud he hopes
every 'uierer will try this prescription, rs it will
c'st them nothing, and may prove bic sing
icIse address Rgv. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
No loo South Second ST., Williams arg, y. Y
May p lSGI.--ly.
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FEW WORDS 10 LADIES The uss q ".
ZiHOART BIrfEHs viii give 10 you thst son ssrni.
tansparsnt cgnfiossB which TIE cd y nature tsssgn-
nF woman ~ bs ths lovais ~ Lls gorts) fully Intended
tAt y'u sayuid hsFsfaf % 10 nature powder snd
L.lht e,nunca - l1rfyng 80 lioef. EtmuatlnF ~
I'VE brogghout ths entire sTFof 81 ssreraify rvss thas
saot eloarnsss sd tesutg 10 the oolrsran much
- eeairfd removing hu r1urhnsts blotrirs ffsrkfss
Eimpios ard that yc9r. SICILY iock common is rur
day and whtt G tstior thar this e cures ever
species n female irregularities and disease
TFiaeir-f Ieraf Ttsrr-ftrrr "a
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TI,s oGore stuck tcW BE- disposed If on
Me POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN, giviag e.e-
~ putr0R a fae God ar Solid .Siicer
Hatch tor $40, ,cihyw regard IL ralue!
Wright, Bro. d Co., 16l Broadray,
Nelo lork, irish 10 immediatclg dispose Of
me obore magnificent stark. C,uifcGies,
uamItg The articles, are placed in seotei
enreiY'eS, and 'ccH miced. HoGlcrs are
entitled 10 the articles named in H,eiy cer1iE-
rate, upon payment IF Ten Doitars, ,rhcthe,.
il b. a 'c0tch rorh 81 geo or one cortt IS.
Tie return # any 81 orr certifcatcs entities
gou tn nte urticies named thereon, upom pay
mcnt, irrespective Of its 'corth, and as no
article rafucd az less Man SO Is naBle,l on
upy ccuJiraie, 1t 'cW al oace he seen ttdt
( Atis Is 40 lyac.y, Int Il str,tight forcard,
/ legitimate transaction, 'rhich may be pdrtic-
/ j;2Gtc8 an ccci ~ the most faSti3ious.
4 Siay'e certificate CW be sent Ly mail,
past paid, upoa receipt of25 cents, Gcc for
| 81, .lrrca .Jor 50, thirty three ant elegant
/ premium tor 50, siJiy-si.r oud mare ra i,,o-
/ Lie premium rDr $40; one huadred and
mast sggcrJ ,roth for $l5 To aycnts d,
those 'eisAn9 empleyme,,f his jsa rare up
poyha'y. II as q hyifim0teLy conducted
basi.,css, 9uatori-c,i hy he Government, and
| ojet IL hic mast curtf.H scrutiny. Uatch-
rs sent Ly E,press, ,gdh bill .tor collection
On dciircry, 50 Eiat no disSati!/actio. can
/ possibly occ"r. Tryas. ldircss
/ WRIGHT, BROTHER & co,
Importers, l6l Broadway, New y ork
Feb. u, lSGS.-l@w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

Mr.. HARPER The importance of the
Turnpike Road the claims of which are pre.
sented in the accompanying article from the
Cumberland -3iegaHian of last issue. is a
sufficient apology for asking a place for i,
IN your valuable columns. There is no
doubt that the construction Of the Road, as
proposed, will prove greatly advanta gcous
to Mooreheld, Romney, Springfield, Frank
fort aud the entire country it is intended IN
traverse, as well as to Cumberland. Should
this Road ard another chartered from New
Creek to fredericksburg be built they will
expedite the rebuilding of both bridges o.
yer the South Branch. (of paramount i'm.
portance, } and afford our surrounding coun
try immediate and improved outlet to two
additional Depots of the Il. & o. Il. Road
time is coming, indeed il near Mt hand
when the Coal Fields and munufacturinp
towns and villages springing up therein will
OF themselves consume every surplus bush.
el of grain, corr, and all other supplies this
section OF country produces, and every road
or improvement designed to afford new and
better facilities in that direction deserves all
the help and encouragement our people oil
Hampshire, Hardy, Mineral and Gran,
Counties can possibly bestow.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

Local AGENT wantei IN every town
H's"i If'Fs'ing Agents 20 appoint Local AGENTS
tut'i s"cnt ine country Liberal Cash coulren-
'Nv" lsia .l!cndid paving business Ssus
''' H'oo'" Fe1 -, 1865 Sow.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

Ef-Tbo sale Of personal property Of Mr..
GEo w TABE, Of Jefferson c., nt7, few
days ago, aggregated over $4,000
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RAHTER & HAUsE,
Bots raornisTosa

During The past few weeks q change has been
made in the firm of l,ahter and iausc. the latter
gentleman retiring. The ZING mn BITTERS
re now made ~ 10. @ NORTII FRONT -.
by
T. RAHT'Ep e. ca,
no North Front S. Pbiladcr,hin IA
For sale BY ". ~ MCDOWELL.
HOmncy. Oct ~. 1857 prsgrist
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U,I va.
G. Mcdonald, &c, Compliments,
u 2. Mcdonald, Sc, Defendants.
Is CuANcFHy
'..rer n said Count rendered I'm Ose above
> r.r 20 che March Term. 15.9 tlis cause
".s f,..rroi to- % Commissioner OF Oh. Court 10
.rfi "iH 1uI report whetdeItso IS. So. NcDon-
o.. Gee a., o.r c'erlcauic eu l.s lands tlat have
descended '1 DIS heirs. also. ~ ascertain what
I.f .sn'nI1 OF The 71lcs .f aid lou4e TornpTs
l.i'.r ~. the widow of said Angus IS. NcDon-
"I Gee o.. is entitled 60 BOO lieu of her dover I'm
'" -H"ds also, i5 ascertain thc amount OF the
a'm1&'' paid by Tire Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
,'o'd Cos Tor passing through the Siaelcio1
LANDS. 1 Doe amended biu mentioned. Boo hose
'i'. t'e same now arc. and who is entitled
a- The creditors OF sad Angus rs. Me-
.'N'd o.. aui al others interested are.
i'.. .-. hereby notified. tlat.g S4rIg IJr.f
'". uiy Dn.oiu tourney. .ls.I .ro-
i' ee.'e ad decree. 90 which SINE and
I. .f .cii'or arc required tl present and
pr ..t debts and demand against t.e estate
.''- ...aEal1. dec d. bul ail others may AZ
i--i .Ha lrolr. ttrIr Interest,".
WI. q. CLAYTON.
ltm'F ca (I4B. e. g. IL c.
f~f0rov al.r.t Tu T-F4
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NTAIsTsiICIl.

on The 2tn inst. a. The residence 81 the bride z
father, hy Rev. !. -. 4 Reed, Mr.. SAVrEL Sga-
u,rgu Of This county, 10 Miss REBEccA ASH Lew
D % IrclcIIck county. Va.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27

,sS"The trial Of young HARMIsoN, charg.
a wi.A tie murder Of ADAM PARISH, trans
fired from this County to the Circuit Court
g.. IIar4y, commenced at MooreGcd, on the
Eth lust, and, at our last account from
that place, Tuesday last, was siin in pro-
lr,-. Oar informant thinks the case, We
ly probably, was committed to the Jury on
"Wednesday evening" or yesterday morning.
r. S-Wc learn that the Jury render
ri a verdict, on yesterday at II o'clock of
rt guilty.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-03-27
Grooeries, Grooeries.

! HANE Just received an additional supply q
t1lujly Groceries.
"''.' viii J- sold unusually 'ow l0r Cash 0Bly
W. Ii MCDOWELL.
E'--'r .s, - ls-t-u
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~ CHANCERY.

Same, Defendants. IN CuANcrRy.
y decree pronounced OF March term 1862
, these caus.s wefc referred 10 me as Cooimis-
-i.ncr, io state settle and adjust the accounts
james il. Powell Sheriff Of Hampshire County.
AMI Gs such tmmiitec Administrator ~ John
Martin, Jr, 6cc q and also 90 inquire into and
ascertain n whum Is tHc equitable and I'D whom
iHe legal ti.o of tie tract of land If 100 acres
more or Jess. lying FRI Rigs Hollow. and mon.
toned IN 'le liIl Of the complainants. OrndorT
EnNY GO. Also 70 ascertain the liens and yri-
ortY Of liens binding ai the tracts Of Land in III
b'Il Of complainant mentioned further 90 clu
before mc odd thc creditors of said John Martin.
dea % Qua a'I oi.ars having or claiming 90 have
iaHs iiu1ul slI laul % present and prove
lH,ir cIaiU before mc
Al persons interested are hereby notified Chat
J shall attend 90 tae Recorders Office iu ROM
lcy, .a ffHg zee I,H dtgot fpriL laos. to exc
s.'e .'''. decree at which time and place they
can attend ana protect tleir interests .n this suit
JAMES PARSONS,
Conn i,f'aHer m Cigncerg O. O. n o.
Merch ~. lEGa INV
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