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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
NTURA.
ba-Iie~ She ~ piuFS was EGsctsa. \

The Lnieal MnssRcres flcmtams mt an Cu-
ba-Ehew enc tlRptuSfo was EmecteN.l II
From Havana e, Ter 70 the N. 7. Times. =
On the afternoon the 3lst the Tornado cor |
vette, while cruising the Ascrradero, sighted
u steamer whose appearance looked suspicious,
and at 23O the chase commenced, the Tornado
going at the rate Of thirteen or fourteen kpOts
hour, and gaining steadily on the flying steamer.
Night came on, but the moon she'd her light over
tie waters, and made the forms Of bJth vessels
distinctly Visible. The chase lasted until 10 at
night, and by this. time the ViFginius was within
oInnOn-shot Of the ToFnade. The corvette then
q ed q gun as e summons Tor surrender, but o
notice was taken. Three or four others followed,
and the capture was complete, being effected with
in very short distance Of the Jamaica coast.
The commander of the Tornado gives 1t at twenty
miles
Not the slightest resistance was offered by
those on board the Virginius; all we're made
prisoners, and brought On beard The Tornado
The SpauiaTds say that when Berhabe Varona
came on board he expressed desire TO speak
with the Spanish commander, and his Iequttt
having been granted, spoke as ioIlows: ii
congratulate you on the capture you have lust
made, and the importance of which you can
not appreciate Ia a moment. You ore no
aware Of the materials which we were bring
ing, nor do Jou know the effect which they
would have produced had they been spread
through the island. The capture Of the stea-
lANA t"AeS WIZ HNh "H viz W.
insuTrectiOn."
During the chase of the Virginius was engag-
ed in throwing overheard everything that. could
help TO Tighten the vessel, and hams talloW and
pelOleum were used in the furnaces in the vain
sndeavor TO escape. This has reduced the
value Of the prize TO the mere worth Of Il {
g eamer and prisoners. The Tornado, with hal
prize in tow, arrived at Santiago de Cuba about
5 z. NJ. On the 1st, and the excitement when
the capture became known may be imagined
People scarcely knew what 10 do, perhaps from
the absolute want Of practice in receiving such
trophies. Steamers with steam up blew iheil
whistles, all rung bells and several crews cheered
At intervals, the Spanish vessels in the harboi
hOisIed more Aagr as fast as they could hnL
them up. Tho chief demonstration was mad,
by the Don Juan do Austria, sort Of Cros
between gun-boat and bathing machine, ant
only remarkable for its extreme antiquity
This noble vessel fired fiveguGs,-no doubt Il
celebrate the capture and IFS own retiremen
into private life until the next eGpetition Th
Virginius was brought in with the Spanis
flag flying, the AmeFican Gag, which had beeI
hOisted during che chase, bsiBg twisted abou
the taffrail On the FetnrH 20 Hapaiago it wa
found that she was making so much wafer lhS
it was necessaryto run her on shore
SANTIAGO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
SANTIAGO.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MENTs FOR THEIR EXECUTION.

A letter from Santiago de Cuba, where the
ViTginus was taken, saws:
cat midnight that night two vessels started
for Santiago de Cuba arrived the following
day At five O'Clock in the afternoon, having
been Joined by the Spanish steamer CantabRo.
This fact alone OF seventeen hours Steaming
would tend to prove that they were ut con-
siderable distance FROM Cuba and very near
Jamaca, as the distance between the two IS
lands Is not much above one hundred miles.
"UpOn arrival into port intelligence spread
like lightning and attracted in immense crowd
Of people. The government palace and other
public buildings were illuminated, and all tho
authorities, civil and military, went TO felicl-
tate the Governor. Burriel, upon the news,
Whe In the evening gave brilliant reception.
The vessels were surrounded in the bay by q
number Of boats, filed with bands Of music
and cheering Volunteers I .tgtL Ill 4.
"At about O'Clock the whole Of the nlenl-
beFs Of the Virglnius expedition were brought
ded them to the shore, and, aided Dy VOlun-
teers, conducted them to the prison. Inc
prisoners walked four in q row and with their
arms tied, mostly all in their shirt sleeves ana
had generally dirty appearance. Nearly All al
walked firmly, with their heads up, and with
reckless look on their faces. Many were
smiling mono AppeaTed much affected by
their situation. Bembeta was landed b5
himself about half an hOnr after. lie also
had his hands tied behind him, and was escOr'
Veu Dy Iouf marines, q CORPORAL anu hu OhccA
He marched firmly up the street to the jail. =
The wharf and DeighbOrhOO,t were crowded
by . curious thrOng, = noticeable feature being
large eOD1pdrsd of negroes, with their nag
lying and drums beating. f.+FtG >
"THE COURT-AARTIAI.
''Ths following day (the 2d) court mar
tlal was held on board the Tornado, whlei
commenced at and terminated at O'Clock
All were tried rs pirates, and the findings o
the Court and the sentences were sent to th'
CaptaIn-(1 General and Admiral in sealed pack
cts. After the Court had concluded its task
all the prisoners with the exception of BEN
beta, Sesns de Sol, Gen. Ryan and Pedro Ces
pedeA WeGB transferred to the jail OF the city
escorted by q force OF 100 volunteers ane 1
number Of marines. .l.t=
General Burriel, It Is said, cOOlly aske'
that ali the prisoners should bo turned over L
him, with the exception Of the captain ant
crew, who should be sent to Havana ct tn
disposal Of the COmandante-G General de Mari
ma, and declared that within twenty-fou
hours afterwards ahshOhd b tried % an
executed IN order to avoid any complication
with the extetlOr-that is, foreign IhterVen
ton.
ssHe also obtained q telegram which the Uni
ted States Consul desired to forward 70 tll
United States Consul at Kingston, TepOrtin
ths capture and inquring as TO the nationally
OF the ViTglnlus." .-,.,,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
z RhiladelPhia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware DiYiaion Time Table.
FALL ARRANoWMENT
FALL ARRANaRMRMT.

On ana amer MONDAY. Sept. Bth
ia..=--1 tH,,Ia5. CbundayB OXcsDtod.J Trans vi
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

~. 2 LLAIh VII run EubjSot to dolnyg inoi-
& ~ ouslneaas and will StOp OnlT a Sta-
NEW CASTLE TRAINk
Leave neE Castle for MilmIDgtOn aod Ph,aaa,s
at -: Y % An and 6s25 p. n. Leave WilminS.
SH.,S ton 40 A NJ At LIS aad 20 p NJ. for NSv
sunday Train-Lsave WiImin.,00 f., No.
tiss S4 A. ~, New Castle for Wilmin0tor oSS y
SnT kNA BRANCH TRAINS
lAoainonaltO those ab9To. lsaVo SmyT16 foe C1,v
ton 3O :. m.s and IS p. n. LGaXa CiSS,Oo ~
ssy ~ 2. m. and 400 p. n, 70 maze eSSoSS
yen SSon StA uaanstO and frGm Dover, 61d Sfafion,
=. ,.,,.-. CONERCTION9
az 1OI nsSkND with the Rsnt county and ous.a
SoiiAo!t VI! tON' With the Maryland and Delaware
water Railroad. SA1 DFeAA-
A. STAFFORD with the DOEohsstsr and Do,.v.,.
Al 9ksll.siMAR. with the Eastern shors Rails.
| ana "lcomioO Aad fOoOmOko Railroad
| ". y. KkNNEY, Supk
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
PFssAARg gIErHsAbs IRslEEbs1BS.L 1zBSLnl"'ro" : 'Alrr
RR0IAL NOTICR

o. ana ailsl WEDNESDAY,, Oaaohas IatA. lSLl.
q naGssagaF 81 vii b aaEasheA 90 the r(lght
= sh IsASihs RAllA4alnAiA 800 ,. ~, teR W.
10 lssm vln seSp e slntioas e. hIloWs. uhsa
q Vnalla8s 0gag1 Ferry e.lA .. n. LAAaFsse9 esSe
So: :: ss:s - = = Is IslaH :. = SsySss. 81 3 .; t Ssi
q Mlsgllia, q la,D. - aHgtga NllailGteas losse
ID raSlMl n. u. kHNNAK. supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
MAKES the WEAK STnONG.

The Peruvian Syr0ep, q Project
ed Solution OF TIE FS'OtO1ieIG Of
Iron, Is so combined as TO hOU6
the character Of an dIinsent, as
edSilU diOeSted and nSStDSttCIteCS
aCith the blood as the simplest
food 1t Increases the quantity
of NGtMre's OICn V5tGltStHs0
AGe1lt, Iron iTs the Mood, 01a6
cures S'0 thousand dlIs, =" simply
bUTOain0 0SD, INVigOT'0ttnO and
PitOlizi1S0 the SySte1ps The e1s-
7'iched and Vit0Ii=ed blood per-
9Ne0teS eCery part Of the bOtys
repairing damages and 1C0Stes
searching OHt morbid secre-
lions, and leGeipQ nothing fer
disease to feed alpO1ss
This d the secret Of the 1GO1a@
CIeI:1NI success Of this TeSlsedU See
curing Dyspepsia, Liver COm-
plant, DrOpSy, Chronic Diar-
rhOea, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and FeVeFs, HumOFs,
Loss Of Constitutional VIgOrs
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
and GH diseases originating jss
a bad state Of kls6 Mood or 1c-
cOtslpGladeSS Dy debility or q loco
state Of the SVsteilss BeisO freo
FROM AicOlAOt, 80 0ssN 1Orpas tts
energisissg e6eet0 ere ss0t fot-
I0OOed bB eOFS-eepOssStisS0 1'o9c-
tiOns bat are fSef'Sa0neSSts tIa1eS-
sing StFe1sOtISD s't0oF, 0Ss6 SSesO
ttfe tsstO 0kk parts o. tie 0ASeoass
and building sep 6Sa IPOSs CON~
stttsstiOn. iHFa
Thousands hare 6oea changed
bU tke esee Of tktS Te1IaeglWs rom
sUeOts 0iekyy, Stllfas-fle0 Gfea-
tssT'eS, to atroa0a heGltA9s 0Ssol
h0ppB a1ae1A ala6 aR0alaGsaR 3 GBlaGl
tllBattdS cannet r0as0s80sgag Aaa-
date 70 Otve q . tV'taSs $ fd.isa
See tAGt each Bottse has Pc 4
WAN SYRUP bIOsOa ~ thS 01CGes.
Pampnletn Free.
SETH ". FOWlE I sons, PrOpFls.org.
Ne. AGntsA Rlases. nssesn.
sOsD ~ DSVseIttSS Ssl11sAEiE..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14
Wllmingt0A aAd Bal.
umor0 Railroad. 50 O.
pRLAWARR DIVISION.

ThP0KTANT NOrICE-In aidilion to the Fegu-
~ lsr AATkes Trains uOT RAINING. an EXTRA
FRkI6Ar TRAIN. tSondAya excepted with Pas
ton a1d HAFFinaten ea and aftsr Monday Septem-
Ger Sth. lS11 as follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-14

SahieSt 70 dslays inciAsak 10 freight basinass.
This train will stop take ap passengers only At
stations uamaa. baG uill ieaxo Ps8s1ggTa at any
stopping place. aReeet Hars's Corner, state Ioad.
Rodney, Armstrong; 3 and DuPOnt.
This train y IN be uithdrayn whenever the u.
toFOsls Of the Company rsNulrOs ft.
The passenger Ger hRefoeors ATTACHED 60 the
RataFaiug Train leavlaE HaTsinetoa NJ % p. II.
wilt be discantInue3 on the above data.
The FFoight Train With Passenger Car attNched,
saving Harrington 81 S 30 P. ~. will make eli
:sSs. :sSs.f isFs. az '' KILKENNY. supa
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-11
EMPIRE CITY MINING COMPANY

"Iglss county. State If Nev.Is.-Not:ce
vrrby given ttat At n,r tin: "f tn. Sosrd Z
'r'I>;ecs Of sail Comp ny held on the twenty
r-t day "f April. A. d. 1878. IN Assessment
" cents per share WIS lrviei upon the capt."
t"cE of said Company. ray.hie ilunediat. ly il
nit-d Stat gold coin. (" the Secretary. al En-
'irs' CITY. Oriasby UNITY. State of Nevada
ny stock up'sn which said am unit shall r-niaii
unpaid on the Dot n day CT NV. d. 1913. shal
n deemed delinquent and will b. duly adver
'l~<d fer sale 1t public ructon, and unless pay
usnt sh,ll be made, b fore. will BE- sold OF
MONDAY. esth day Of June. \ n. 's!5. 10 pay
he hnduent assessment toget her with costs oi
dvrrisinS and ex,t ms. : OF sale.
ap26-lUl JOSEPH WALTER. Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-11

~ KENO, connecting VIII Eastern and w-,.,tI
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-11
axe Warning !!

TN-..- ~ Il. Il. is. COMPANY AEI
4 anAl.'us 10 tax. tiu. precaution against a,
cldents sn'i less of life result NJ fruln runli;n
Of their Trains: and they take this method ~
warning Parents and Guardians against tn.
dang-rS attending tas too common practice OF
ChiliTen ri1ying about their Cars and loco NJ,
lives. Those having in eharg. the busir, s. 1t
che CnrnP,n find it impossible to rsRsrApt
Rows Wii" tr-qu' 1t the ter.nini and 81, ppm:
PLACES G. the road from climbing upon the car.
Ant engines. and they will feel thsms. I've.
obliged t;' resort to mon. decided measures
these snRoysEg.r enntieuest Recent .cc,
dents which SIRE wholly assrbablr to the car.
ies~n'-s- Of persons humping and of thu. car
VII, 4 in motion, should be warning enough i,
themselves 81. N. YERINGTON
SuperInts ndrn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-11
UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE.
N0TIcE TO SPEciAl-TAx PAYERS

49, - ~ NNS -" s"sSUs
Do.,,,. q. 1910 ,.o.
~, ~, ans,asd ~ ~ h'.sin.s .1anat;on =.
snnIoxn.nt VII Oh 800, ~, I;ahI. - W
.a.,
, lsA 1AA,
- w Aar pleee ..oIHpituo"sis !" ois os'so
iisnnuen' W PiAoe oi ouse.s
slAMf
oehotihs 'he pasnH d. OF said special lsx De-
io1r colnln neln2 business.
Inc taxes emersced WITHIN the provisions OF
law above quo'td .rt ths tuIh wing VIZ:
Heciineis-- .;-...-.--...-...--.--- S1O9 70
'";t iig"1i 49, .---...' q ~
Deatrs' ~hoiesSie hooor IoO "
Dea,en m mat liquors. ~noiesaie ~ %
G p.I IN MAJ. iiaao,f' fs'aii. .'.' ~ ~
as, ~ ieai 'Gosrro .....''...-- 70 "
and l, en- s s,les Of o Go,, s.;"oo fifty
Ds.iare 80 IN n,.r,f.c,,,rsa .o,.cco xn
fartur d. 20 90
Manufs tur.rs OF tobacco. 10 90
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-11
POSITIVE!
IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS
Read Thi.!
SACRAMENTO. CAL, Dec 40. 1872.

"TSSRS- BAKER q HAMILTON
lvk No II Front ST It San Fr"ncis-n--(itnts.
II. thrse months tri,l of cur Baxter Fl. i1n
Se ,Fe able {" sD..sk knowingly Of its ner; r
r.. than =. a'iZ.s our expectations an6 il b. :
nd~'ou6t the b. 81 thing Of the kind ever ms
rIfsctur'd. Our Engine Is thre-h rse wfr'
ms Hoe Single Cylinder and two Corridor
r.-sses with eas :. an1 appar ntly power enough
IT to run many more. Itneets no rncinee'
, ait nj TO il. and mskes rs little noise Will
ni"tien - sewing ni-chine. We run II t.J
'ours 'sr 'l-y at IN exnense Of from ~ TO 80
.ntS r " for fusi No Printing Office IL
ed Of an Engine should he without a Baxter
it is certainly the Printers Engine"
JTFFERTS + CO..
Book md Job Printers,
mh2Jtf N. 80 street, Sacramento.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-11
WILL LEAVE

bound P,s..,ug;1 Tran. Q, IL C.P.R.R.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

To the creditors Of Daniel Oats, deceased .-
10 pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Hampshire County made ia = cause therein
pending, TO subject the real estate Of the said
Daniel Oats deceased, 10 the payment Of bis
debts you are required to present your claims
against the said Daniel Oats dec d for
adjudication TO James Parsons, Special Com
missioner, at bis Office IN said county, 90 or
before the lith Of October, 1873.
Witness, Charles NJ. Taylor, Clerk OF said
Court, this 27ih day Of August, 1873.
CHAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Clerk.
August %, l573.-6W.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10

THE SECOND SEssioN begins 18th September,
Il 1873 closes THIRD week in June, 1874
This ia an English, Classical aud MaIhema,i.
cal School for Boys, and prepares them thorough.
Is and carefully, either for entering advanced
classes in our best Universities or tor prosecuting
their studies in the learned professions.
New Buildings have been erected, specially
adapted to School purposes and supplied With
every modern convenience, as forms, carpets
racks, &c. To the Scientific apparatus, already
provided, liberal additions will be made as &c.
qnred. No paine or expense will be spared to
supply every easoLnble facility for acquiring
thorough Classical and Mathematical training.
On terms as low as can be afforded in Sehoe
Of this grade.
The couise Of study gives special prominencs
To proficiency in the English language hat en-
brRces all the subjects ola Collegiate currcu
um in addition TO which arrangements hav,
been made for competent instruction in vocal
music without extra charge.
Every recitation will be carefully graded with
reference to 100 for perfect lesson-i,nd Month.
~ Reports, based upon these and the monthly
EXAMINATIONS, will he sent 10 parents aud guar.
dians, imparlially stating class standing, pro-
gress department. &c.
BoARDFRs will be accommodated In the family
of the Principal with every attention 10 comfort
and health. No pupil Of vicious habits will DO
permitted to remain ia the School. The disci.
pine is generous and hrm appealing rather to
the pupils sense Of honor and self respect than
10 his fear Of punishment BOarders are expect
cd every sabbath morning TO attend the Princi-
pals Bible Class, and the public services Of one
Of the Churches in Moore6eid
THE PRISClPAL cUngralulates the friends Of tbs
School upon having secured The services, rs as
socRte, Of Prof. V. T. Barr distinguished
graduate OF the University Of Virginia, VITO has
ained enyiable reputation 10 his profession
Washington and Lee Unieersiy,
IL appreciation OF the merits NJ this School, has
conferred upon it PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP 10 30
awarded, by The Priucipnl, to the best pupil, and
entities him 10 tuition in all the departments Of
that great Institute on free Of charge.
Terms for Scholastic Year:
TrTIoS in Classical Department $50 %
90 Higher English, 40 %
" Primary - 30 %
Board in Principals Family, exclusive 81
Washing and Lights, Sl30-in good private f.
miles somewhat less Payable half on ndDis.
sion-half lst Of February. 1874. Discount Of
ten per cent on tuition 10 more than one from
same family. Address,
RI J.. HOOVER,
NoorcJield, Hrrdy County, w. Va.
July ~, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10

EFT STORY is told Of man in Con-
necticut who fell from the roof of five-sto
~ building to the sidewalk but as be
struck on the thick soles Of lis rubber
boots, be bounded back within quarter Of
an inch of the roof, and so continued to
bounce, the distance decreasing by only q
quarter Of an inch at each journey. He
subsisted on hash enclosed in rubber balls,
which he managed to catch on the bound,
and, at the end of month, WAS stopped
and restored to his family.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10

@-DEATH is as near to the young as to
to the old. Here is all the difference !;
death stands behind the young mans back,
but before the old mans face.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10

CASDoR. "A medical writer has latel,
asserted that 'physic is the art of amusin,
the patient, while nature cures the disease
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10
WIT AND IIUMOR.

ESA GOOD uatureG spins;er used to
boast that she always had two good beaux /;
they were elbows.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10

EEA WATERBURY man has christened
his daughter Glycerine. He says it will
be easy to prefix Nitro if her temper re-
sembles her mothers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10

S4r1T was an Irishnan wbe said Il
will drive my fist through your mpenetra-
bic head aud let the brains out of your
empty skull.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10

GS- IL you want to send postal card
TO the girl you adore, write the note with
the juice Of an onion. She will have to
hold the card to the fire 10 order to bring
out the writing, but during that process
your tender words will probably bring tears
20 her eyes
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10
2Atnitts, THE =. . =. =: :: ;,., CAUSE
lt2l RV OF
Il Human Misery,

Just Published, in a ISeaied Envelope. Price Gets.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radicm cure Of Seminal Weakness, or
SPcrmaforrhoa, induced by .ScLf- AJnse,
hgoluHfayy Emissions, Impotency, Ner
gous DeJitHy, and Impcdinents 10 Mr.
rioge generally; Consumption, EpiLeDsV.
ami Fitsj Mental ami IHyacaI Iacopaci.
~, 6c.-Bg ROBERT D. CTL TER.
WE'LL, w. d., Aadto, II tie "Green
Book,' DC.
The Corl6-renowHed author, IN his adj
D1iroJie lecture, ciearly proces from his
OCn experience HotH the oir/,H conscquenccs
~ Scl/-AbVse may be e6ccfu0Hv 1eD,oUed
rHtoW mediciHe, ami ,cihoW dOngerous
su5gical operations, boHgics, Instruments.
rings, or ccrdiais, pointing om nlode
~ cure at oHce certain and cfecfuaI, IN
'chich eUeJy sufferer, no matter ,chathis con-
djttoH may be, may cure himself cheap1y.
PrirnicIy. and radicaHy rms LEC-
TtRE Will PROVE 4 BOON 70
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS
Sent undcr zeal, IN a plaju encelope,
TO any address, an me receipt ofsir cents,
or t'co postage stamps, ~ addressing the
puLiihers.
Addrc@ Ie Publishers,
CHAS. J G. KLINE& CO.
127 Bore5y, ". J., Post Office Bur, 4 $50.
July il, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10

WHAT is the difference between o
pocket knife and member of Congress |?
Doe has a steel back aud the other back
steal.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10

@-YoUNd MEN belonging to the Gran.
gers must not object if their girls receive
attentions from other young men. Down
with monopolies 4!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10

THE FIRST SHOT. Little Alice was cry
ing bitterly, and, on being questioned, con-
fessed 20 having received clap from one
OF her plAyiei!o"s. You should have re-
turned it, said the mother 'Oh | re-
turned it before, replied the lttlo girl,
proudly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-10-10
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Enoch Whitacre, Complainant,
as.
Joseph Abrill, &c, Defendants,

Joseph Abrill, &c, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
DY decree Of the Circuit Court of Hamp.
I'D shire rendered at its April Term. 1873, this
cause was referred 20 the undersigned a Special
Commissioners appointed for the purpose, who
was directed
lst. "To state, settle and adjust the accounts
Of Samuel Cooper, Administrator of Daniel Oats,
decd
2nd To call before him all the creditors Of
said estate to prove their claims and ascertain
and report any liens the real estate In the bill
and proceedings men GOned with their priorities
Bird. To ascertain who are the heirs Of said
Daniel Oats and entitled TO distrbutive share
Of his estate.
4th. To ascertain whether any and If so who
OF the said heirs have received advancements in
bis lifetime from the decedent, or appropriated
TO bis or their use any money or property. rents
or profits belonging 10 the esiNte Of said Daniel
Oais, decd, and IL so what, with such other
matters as he may deem pertinent or any party
may require; and specially whether the lands
OF which said Daniel Oats died seized are sus-
cepuble Of division among those entitled thereto.
or whether their interests would be promoted by
sale thereof and division Of The proceeds Of
such sale
All persons interested will therefor.