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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-18

| Alta DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| n United States, for the District of West
Virginia, continued and held at Clarksburg,
on Saturday, November 18th, 1871.
DuraH KeighIer & Co.
rs. In ehaace,y,
James H. Camp, ct al.
The defendants, Joseph @. Brand and La
yinia, his wife, William A, Talbot aud
Marshall Camp, not having been personally
served with process in this cause, and II ap-
pcaring to theco by So tistactory evidence
that they have departed from this State, and
reside and continually remain absent there
from and beyond the limits thereof II Is
ordered that they do appear here on the lst
day Of the next term Of this court, and do
what Is necessary TO protect their interests
in this suit: Tbs object of which Is to sub
cct the lands of which the, said James NJ.
Camp and John Talbot were respectively
seized to the payment Of the debt in the
bill mentioned, And II Il further ordered
that copy Ofthis order shall be inserted
in some newspaper published in either IIar.
risOn or Lewis county, for at least four
weeks successfully, and copies posted NJ tho
door ofthq court-hOusCs Of Harrison and
Lewis counties, and also forwarded by mail
to the address Of the said parties, so far as
known, and the court doth order and pies
crbe that such publication as prescribed
shall, II duly made in conformity 10 this or
der, be held and taken 10 be good and sufi-
cicnt service of process in this cause, upon
said defendants. A COpy-attcslc:
JASPER Y. MOORE, Clerk,
dec ls-ft DC, US, D W Va.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-18

Eg- The hickory nut crop is said to
be unusually heavy this season.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-18

Coffee 25cts-per ID at Porter john.
sons.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-18

Coffee 25cs per pound at Porter
JOhnson's.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-18

A IA D.STRI CT COURT UF TIE UNI
N ted States for the District of West Viz
ginia continued and held at Clarksburg, on
Saturday, the 2jth day Of November, 1871.
Hiram Li2M.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-18

GER.
One copy one year 81 so
One copy six months 90
Five copies ono year 40 cach
Ten copies ono year 30 ench
Fifteen copies one year | 20 each
Twenty copies one yecr / 10 each
twenty-five copies one year 90 each
And one copy extra to each club
Specimen numbers sont free. POstnastcrS
and friends generally are requested to act as
agents Money shonld be sent by Draft,
Post Office Order, Registered Letter or Ex-
press, and when so sent Is at our risk, Ad-
dress, FRElR llAGANS &HALL,
Wheeling, W. Va.
NOTICE TO ST0CKI0LDER S
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a
resolution passed at n meeting Of the Board
Of Directors Of the
LEWIS COUNTY AGRICULTU-
RAJ AND MECHANICAL
SOCIETY,
Hcldat Weston, December 9th, 1871,
General Meeting of the Stockholders
Of said Society will he held at the Court
House in Weston, at O'Clock, p. NJ, on
Saturday, January 6. 1872,
for the purpose of considering the propiicty
OF elccling Directors for tie en- uing wear,
and transicting such other business US may
come before tn, Society.
Its hoped that every Stakeholder will DO
present.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-18

A ia DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNI.
~ ted States for the District Of West Yir-
ginia, continued and held at Garksburg on
Saturday, November 2jtlI, 1871.
John A,H,uscy, commit
Tee administrator cfEr-
an Thomas, deceased, In chancery.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
Reasons for a Convention.

lst. That We may have a Constitution
made by the whole people and not one by
minority as the present one was made.
I'd. That the secret ballot may be sup
erseded by the open or rira Uoce system of
voting, which is the only way freeman
likes to vote
3rd. That the present silly aud expen-
sive system may be abolished
4th. That we may have a county court
instead of board of supervisors, said
court to have concurrent jurisdiction with
the Circuit Court, aud exclusive iurisdic-
ton in appeal cases.
5,h. That we may have judiciary rep
resentine the people, aud not one repre-
senting political party.
9th. That many aud much needed re-
forms may be made in the present ineffect-
ual school system, so that taxes collected
for that purpose may be properly applied.
9TH. That the heads of negroes may be
taxed as well as those of white people
9Th. That we may have an apportion-
ment of representation based not only on
whites but on the blacks who are protected
by our laws.
9th. That we may get rid Of about two
thirds of the office holders that eat out the
substance of the people by their salaries,
their pen diems, their pickiugs and steal
ings.
10th. Because under such a Constitution
as we have indicated, enough money will
be saved in a single year to pay the cost Of
half dozen Conventional G., eenLrier
Independent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

A SNAKE IN A GRL's STOMACH Hat
tie Nj. Cole, aged ten years, daughter of
MIR. John u. Cole, of buckingham, Wayne
county, Pa, is, and has been for long
time, troubled with living creature in her
stomach. What it is no one can tell for a
certainty, but physicians in Oswego, where
she was taken recently for treatment, think
there is no doubt of it's being a snake. BY
putting the finger on the stomach, where
the creature can be distinctly seen TO lie,
it quickly changes its position, and even
when the finger is within an inch or so of
the stomach it will as quickly move away
All these changes produce pain to the girl
She recently got hold of the creature
with her hand in her throat, but had to let
it 60 to save herself from stranglng. 1t
then returned to her stomach. DIR. Neil
wee, medical electrician, operated on The
girl at Oswego with his battery, but was
obliged to desist, "A it caused the snake to
squirm and throw itself about so as to cause
the subject the most intense agony
G6g- DIR. J Il w. DUNBAR, an eminent
physician, died at his residence in Balti-
more, on Monday last, aged GO years
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07


THE KUKLUX ACT AND MARITAL LAW.
There is perhaps not an ADLER Democra-
tic State Central Committee in the Union
than that of Pennsylvania, of which w. A.
WALLACE is chairman. That committee
has just issued an address to the people of
Pennsylvania, in which occurs the follow
ing language:
"The two last and most important Of their an
unconstitutional measures show more distinctly
than Others their settled design to strange the
liberties Of the nation, and take perpetual power
into their OVID hands The force bill dmEori-es
the I'residcnt net OHiV 10 iHUGde IKE Suites ~ his
pleasure, but, Jy DECLARING MARTIAL LAW,
10 Subrert an government except rhat consists Of his
mere ,cW
We need only add that the address was
written by man who was Attorney Gene
raj Of the United States during Mr.. Blu.
CHANAN's istration-namely, Hon
j. :. BLACK, one Of tho ablest lawyers-if
not the foremost one--in the country, and
a Democrat holding tho strictcst States
rights opinions The Philadelphia ".ige"
says:
"The Democratic Executive Committee have
adopted au address referred 10 them by the re-
cent state Convention, the authorship Of which
ITS own excellence well as authentic informa-
ton, enables as TO ascribc TO the Hon. Jeremiah
Black II has the ability that marks all his
productions and needs no preface TO recommend
10 10 our readers. Rich. Dis.
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Es The following is an official statement

G1 The following is an official statement
Of United States currency outstanding at
this date: United States notes, old issue,
80, 650.550 United States notes, new is
sue, SlSl, 806,5l8; United States notes,
new issue of 1869, Sl74, 1913, ASP one
year per cent. notes, Sl2S, 037; two year
. per cent. notes, S4,450, $50 two year 5
per cent. coupon notes, S3,345 $50 com
pound interest notes, S814,2S0, and over
SIG, 100000 Of fractional currency.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
EEIn bis decision affirming the c

Eg-In his decision affirming the con-
siitutionaity of the income tax, Judge
Strong declares that in his judgment Con
gress has a constitutional right to impose
all such taxes We agree that Congress
men may have a constitutional right to do
n good many things which public veal and
party policy declare should be left undonc.
The Continuation of the income tax is one
Of these things.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
July T. 1871.
~ ldoD, Rrgcg aDd SV@R, his ritc, WI
linn, L0mb,,t, Joha " JoB,Je,i, anil
AHHic r. L0mL,r.
TAINIc NOTICIc.

That on Saturday, the och day ~ September
1871, between the hours Of sunrise and sunset
of said day, go tbc Office OF James ID Armstrong
Esq boo R0mncy. Hampshire county. West Viz.
cInia, We viii proceed to take thc dispositions Of
james %. Armstrong, Sumcs Carskad0n. aud 9th
crs which, when taken will be- offered as evi b.
dence Boz our behalf upon The trial Of "a cause now
pending IN the Circuit Court Of Hampshire coun-
~, West Virginia, upon the Chancery side OF
said Court, wherein we are Plaintiffs, and YOU
and Others are Defendants, and if from any
cause said dispositions should not be taken on
said day, or if commenced Should not bc finish
cd, The same viii be- continued from day 90 day
and time 90 Time, between tbe same hours. and
at The same place until completed Yours. Sc
JAMES CARSKADON, x
ISAAC II CARSKADON,
Executors Of Thomas Carskadon, Dec 4
July 9Th, 1871
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

THE FRENCH ELECTIoNs.-Th supple
mcntary elections, which were held in
France on Sunday, to fill some III yacan-
cies in the Assembly, have resulted, &C
cording to Versailles ndvices, favorably to
the administration. 1t is claimed that of
IA heard from eighty or ninety moderate
republican deputies are elected The mon
archists seem to have been beaten nearly
at all points. Among tho republicans re-
ported elected are Gambetta, Victor Hugo,
General Faidherbe, and other prominent
republicans. So tho republic seems to have
to the extent of the election a fresh en-
dorsement from the people, and a fair start
on It's peace probation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
Are You Afflicted or Sick?
Use

An Alternative and Caihartic ar Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from laA
blood.
This preparation was established in 780 end
has now been prepared in H3am torm Tor NOR,
ihan IL years. In January or February. 1870
another party commenced TO prepare similar
article which IS inferior 10 the genuine and
which should not he mistaken for ours A,s
Tor 'DR. FAHRNEY's BLooD CLEANSER on PasA.
GA, and accept no others
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and gen.
uinei Is printed IN gTccB on a yellow Wrsprfr
having also the signature Of =. Fahrney n D.
Chicago.
'Dr u. F6Arney's mann Murng,r" ci,s
Tie history and uses Of the BLooD CLgaNsrR. 20.
timonials, and other Information. sent free OF
charge. Address
DIR. i. FAHRNEY'S BROS. & CO.,
WayHesboro, Frankiin Cguntg ~
ASK for DR. 7. Tahrney's Blood Cleanser aal
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold by wholesale and retail dealers 40 diy
GGLKESON & PATTIE
RomDry, Hca w
Also, by J. W Blaker. Bloomcry Cooper
Horn, Capon Bridge-Daniel Parish Timber
Ridge, Frederick County, Va-Garvin q Bro.
high Niew--Bruce Gibson Capon Spring. an4
Jericho, Hampshire county, West VA %
Mcdonald Capon Bridge-Sydoor MrDon1d
Hanging Rock-Cooper, Horn Carter, Pleasant
Dale Hampshire county
THOS. II. y. ELLIOTT,
Troreiipy Ayoat
june 30, 1s7L-1y.
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-sos~

e5-Ex- Congressman 9. G. Bowen, who
was recently convicted and sentenced to the
penitentiary for two years for bigamy, in
Washington city, has been pardOned by the
President
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

BOND PURCHASES AND GOLD SALES
The Assistant Treasurer of the United
States at New York has been directed by
the Acting Secretary of the Treasury to
buy one million of bonds on each Wednes-
day, and sell one million of gold on each
Thursday during the month of July.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

say> Those who are careful for the com
fort of their working horses and mules, in
hot weather, when flies abound, put the
legs Of these animals in cotton pantaloons.
This has been tried in Richmond the Alex
aDdria Gazette says, with good effect
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

GS The Martinsburg Statesman says,
very pertinently There is just one Office
holder In Berkeley county to every Hiir-
teen votes cast at the October election. We
think there is some need of a Convention
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

EUTho third trial of ex-Mayor Cha
boon, of Richmond, Va, concluded on
Thursday of last week, by sentence of two
years in the penitentiary and a recommen-
dation to Executive clemency.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
Friday Morning, July z, 1871.

ES The position Of Commissioner of
Agriculture made vacant by the resignation
Of General Capron has been rendered to Z.
X. Freas, Esq, of Philadelphia.
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RSTho Washington Patriot says that
Holden and Pool, Of North Carolina, now
most malignant and bitter prosecutors Of
the South, and leaders Of the ultra party in
that State, were both violent Confcdcratcs,
and the latter, through his paper, was one
Of the most blatcnt advocates Of secession
FOR twenty years. lie adhered to il during
the war, until tho success Of the Union ar
my began TO be certain, and then, with
Pool and other traders, he turned bis coat
md they all shouted as loudly for the I'm
ion as they had done before 10 its dcnunci-
alton. As soon as President Lincoln
proclamation appeared, Pool wrote to bis
agent ordering all bis slaves to be sold IL
is such 5calawags as these who arc continual
ly making mischief
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

Be5'Tho site in Richmond, occupied Of
late years by the Spotswood Hotel was US
ed as q lanyard forty years ago. In dig
gIng the other day for foundation for two
stores tho wOrkmon came across q vat with
side Of leather in IL, sound and in better
condition than the day it ought 70 have
boon laAon out. say forll-f.a Year. mo.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07
Murder and Suicide.

1H Er-NeHber Of me West Virgihia Legislature
Bio,es Ot4t HIS BrGiRs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

- Professor Frederick Watts, OF Car
Isle, Pa has accepted the position Of Com
missioner Of Agriculture, vacated by the
resignation Of Col Capron.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

ESThe new horses, Startc, four years
90 and Bruno, both belonging to Mr.
Robert Bonner, Of New York, were timed
over Fleetwood course on Friday last
Siartlo made bis mile in harness, with a
2O3 pound driver, in 2:29} Bruno did a
bai, miic under the saddle in 1901 This,
10 i5 said, is tie fastest half milo trottcd on
record
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

Abraham Bumgarner John Reynolds and Ra-
chscl his wife, Samuel wilson aud Rcbecca
his wife, John McCauley and Susan his wife
Madison Reynor, Alfred T. Anderson and Je-
NINA his wife, William T.. Shipman and f.
lilibcih hi. wife, Samuel l.. Reynolds I'd
ward Reynolds Sarah T. REYNOLDS, Mary
+ Reynolds, William Reynolds Virginia Rev
nulds, William T.. ReynOr, LOUIS, Bumgarner
John 'occy and Ellen his wife, and James y.
Powell sheriff Of hampshire county, and rs
dec d., defendants. ~ C'HANCERY
The object of this suit BE-, go settle Tie accounts
Of snid Powell, sheriff, administrator Of Sam
uel bumparner, dec D. iD ascertain The indcbt-
edness of said Samuel Bungarncr deed 10 as
sign Mrs Ellen liaCey her dover in the real es-
tate OF which ail Samuel Bumgarner died seiz.
ed md that The lands mentioned in The bill or
So much as may hc necessary may be sole 20 sa-
usiy ihc debts 81 said Bumgsrner and II neces-
nry hereafter 90 make David Pugh Ben iamin
J. Frye, Valentine Scchrist aud Isaac Brill sccu-
rites Of said Samuel Bumrarner admir- q o. n ,
e.. =. n Of Joel Ellis. decd on his admfnistra
ton bond parties defendants. And 30 appearing
hy affidavit That Abraham Bumgarner, John
Reynolds and Rachael Dis wife John ucCaulcy
aud Susan bis wife Madison Rcynor, William
u EeyuOT and lemuel d. Edward Sarah
J., Mary D. William and Virginia REYNOLDS.
are uon-rcsideuts Of the State of West Virginia
10 is ordered, thst saiu nonresident defendants
do appear here within Ole month from the frst
publication hereof and DO what Is necessary 10
protect their interests. a oopy-Tsste,
G.. VI. TAYLOR, CCCHc.
June q. 1871
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-07-07

A SN0rLhH Ar0IrENT. One DAY last
week ihe clothing 90 Jackson FOltz, son Of
Noah Folfz, near Newport, pagc county,
Virginia, wcrc so badly injured 10y lire, rs
TO render them unfit for use, they were in
a bureau drawer, and, by some means ,r
other, caught fire, aud were thus Injured.
To ono of tic pocket. of one Of tho gar
mcuts, be thinks, there were few match
c- and, perhaps, few pieces of crackers.
u seems that mouse had bccn IN the bah.
% If working itself occasionally into tie
drawer. 10 Is supposed 10 entered, on this
occasion, and 10 guawing ON tho pieces Of
crackers, produced sufficient friction on the
matches 90 cause ignition. Any way they
caught, and lhc room was filed with smoke
and thc smrll Of sulphur SO that one Of
Che little girls who happened o. 90 up stairs
on some crraud, ran back, cxclaimiug, la
mamma, tho world Is coming to an end
Don't you smell tho birthstone and smoker
The fire was cxuuguisbcd, and, fortu-
natcly, no other injury cusucd, except that
Of the clothing
From this % would seem shat drawers
aud pockets are bot lbc most suitable plac-
cs for matches aud crackers to dwell to
gcthcr, especially when accessible TO mice.
-Shnopioph loH,y, JpHc -.
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June 30, 1871

INVEST VIRGINIA, to wit IN ruies heL{
w N me U'rks OBce of NE CucW Court
~ H"np7hre Coaa,y on he fra Nonlay ~
JuHe ls7I
Aaron Duncan, Caroline Jackson and Abraham
Jackson, complainauts,
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Public Renting.
I as Agent for the owners, will rent to the
L highest bidder,
ON SATURDAY, JULY 22ND,
at the house of Alfred Moore, Esq, in Burling-
Grazing Lands

Of the heirs Of John Vandiver. decd. known as
the burlington Lands and Mikes Run place ="
4 portion Of said lands will be rented for Guilt
walton.
This valuable grazing property is convenient
" situated, well watered and under good state
Of fencing. Possession given ON March LIST
1872. Renting TO commence at II A VI. Rent
Ors to give bond with approved security.
JOHN ". YANDIVER,
AGENT.
Darlington, w. Va, July :, l87l.-3t.
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JOHN W. ANGEL,
June %, 1871. guardian.

Mary STREET, .JacoJ BaAer, AMI Henry s.,
VIM b., " CamjHas, C. STREET, RoJ-
err, ,JucOJ, Georye b. and Porfia Ba-
kcr, c. Il. KroUh, anil Virginia has
rife, H. H. Brent anil Huricf his wf/e,
u. " Brocn anil Susan &. his rite,
A. Mex. Boy'i, ond LcWrence and En-
ma Boyd, chiI,irm ofJuLa B,rkcr, who
Didrrted Sum 4 Mex Boyd, EOclino
". STREET, VIM. III .Stred, Fannie
Hd"sJrough, Lonisa BaL'er, anil ,JoscIh
BoLer her hWSJond, William, M,nSfei,
Ef~0ri MaH.fehL, Ralph Dickinson
ami Ecetina his rife, - Dickinson
and S"sun his 'o;tc, and John Mans
.feh', Ei'eurd Brnt and Eannie his
wi/e, Jamcs +. Thompson amd IIrgjm-
!" his riff, ami Emily Bdker, Robcri
White, Z. s. WhHc, Air.ronder White,
Henry WINE, Fannie U'hde, Lucy
Whdc, r. " 1rn,Sirony ami LSniso
r. his ~iEr, EJz"LeM Walker, John
MDoweH, b e. T"JL and " UooJie
his rife, .JoD,es n. armstrong and Inn
". his ~ifc, Mory " Gtuss, anil Jamcs
Cdrr Bdher anil Susan f. his wjEc,
DcjcHidRts,
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SUICIDE OF Moan JAMES, Esq, OF DoDDRlDoE.
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WEST VIRGINIA. TO WIT AT rules
held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court of Hampshire county, on the FIRST Monday
in July, 1871
James Carskadun 4 Isaac n. Carskadou. Execu-
tors Of the last will and testament Of Thomas
Carskadou, decd plaintiffs,
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CONFESSION OF THE CONVICT.

His Supposed Completely in Tie Roger, Murder.
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TAKE NOTICE.

That on Friday, the 18th day Of July, 1871.
between the hours Of sunrise and sunset of said
day, at the Clerk Office of the Circuit Court Of
Hampshire Comfy, West Va, will proceed to
take the dispositions of sundry persons which,
when taken, will be offered rs evidence H. nv
behalf upon the trial Of cause now pending in
The Circuit Court Of Hampshire County, West
Virginia, upon the Chancery side Of said Court
wherein |, said Guardian, am Plaintiff and you
are Defendants and IL from any cause said de-
positions should not be taken on said day or If
commenced should not bc finished, the same will
be continued from day to day and time To time,
between the same hours, and at the same place
uutil completed. Yours, &c,
WILLIAM II. STREET,
Guardian Of Mary STREET.
Oh,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that having been
IN appointed 10y the proper Court Of Carroll
County Of the State OF Maryland, guardian Of
deceased, and as such one of The heirs of Susan
Peters decd, shall apply TO the Circuit Court
of Hampshire county, State Of West Virginia on
the 2nd day of the August Term, 1871, of said
Circuit Court, TO make order directing the
Commissioners in Chancery cause of Tobias la
ker Peters and the Administrator of Susan
Peters decd, respectively, to pay and deliver
10 me all money and personal property, in their
hands, belonging 10 my ward, and TO authorize
me TO sue for, recover and receive all money
or personal property, which may belong To my
said ward, in said county, aud in jurisdiction of
said Court and to remove the same To the State
of Maryland.
JnITN aNrTI,T