South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-08-06
@e00 Colossal Gold sheaf
: 6SEED WHEAT.

|k~oe Colossal Gold Shear
: dSEED WHEAT.
The attention Of Farmers is specially ievi,ed
TO this nsv cereal, ~hish for Its psslac qualities
hardness and freedqn from diseaee, peshaPs OUT
rivals all Other scclinated varieties. lu perfect
adaptation - every variety or soil A. CLIMATE
makes Il pecsltar hvorils with both Asnericas
and British Farmsrs.
srlt natures in about twenty days less time
~ Il Is reuarksble grain to stand severe
drought.
II YIELDS from 20 to 90 bushels per arvs.
The heads viii average ten iuches in leaeth.
1--WE will send sample specimen heads TO
Farmers on recript Of ten cents, by mail. which
will be life evidenc Of the esornous growth Of
she wheat. Agents 70 whom We have sent speci-
msn-hesds are making enormous profits. show
ing the heads 10 their neishboss, and taking or
ders
The stalk is suficiently strong TO support III.
head and prevent its lodging. The grain for
stock food 10 efsa II not superior, to Indian
corn. IL ripens while the stalk 10 yet green
We have tested iss superiority - far North a.
Ontario and Quebec, and a. FAR South ~ New
Mexico, proving its perfect. adaptation to every
variety soil and climttc 10 North America.
- Terms, Cash. No C. y. ID. packages
sent out
SamIle psckages sent postage paid, for 81 10
by mail. One bushel by EIpress, 81. leu
gistered Letter, at our risk. Address
GUSTAVUS LINDSEY s. CO.,
Uoiston, Ia.
August 8, !s75.-2mo.
WEST VIRGINIA. TO WIT At rules held
w in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
OF Hampshire county, on the 6st Monday in An
gust, 1878.
VIM. +. j. Taylor and Elizabeth Ann
his wife. Plaintiffs.
John G. Willett and Mary +. u. his wife.
Joseph l. Taylor. Thomas T. Brookes
administrators. Silas Prices Admins.
traitor. Mary Beall and Brook Taylor,
Defendants, In CuANcERy.
The object Of this suit is, to have the
Court ascertain and decide
LIST. Whether by deed from said s.
Price and Mary f. his wife, who is now
the saidiAIary l.. ID. Willett, 70 said Tho
mas I. Brooke, copy OF which is fled
with the bill in this suit, any estate or
interest passed, and IL so how much and
what?
End. 1.-THE Court decides said deed TO
be effective to pass any interest Of said
Mary l.. ID. Willett, how much il due
from the estate Of said Thos. Il. Brooke
upon his note for tho purchase money
under said deed?
3rd. II the Court decides that nothing
passed by said decd, whether the estate
Of said Silas Price. and said Mary +. ID.
Will,tt, arc not liable TO repay to tue es.
tate OF Thomas L. Brooke, the money
pail rs part of the consideration oil sail
deed, and il SO To fix the amount thereof
and decree the same, if it can be done,
out of the share Of sail Mary r. II. Will
lett i'll the lands in the bill mentioned,
being the lands conveyed by Simon Tay.
lor TO VIM. Donall4on AMI ,iames Tay
lor. trustees. for Nancy Brooke anI tie
heirs OF her body" so that it may be
applied 10 the payment Of debts dus
from said Thomas T. Brookc's estate.
4th. lf necessary, To coustrue the will
OF SAIL Thomas L. Brooke, and decide
whether. il any estate OF said Thomas L.
brooke Is left after paying his debts. il
passes TO said Mary Eeall and Brooke
Taylor, or TO the heirs at law OF said
Thomas L. Brooke; and that the Court
will decree TO all interested what tues |
are entitled to, anil particularly 10 tae |
Plaintiffs their interests in snid Lam t., |
that said lands may bo partitioned il |
practicable, and il not, DO soil and the |
proceeds divided among those entitled !
thereto AMI for general relief, Sc.
And it appearing 10y affidavit that tie |
defendants j. G. " illett and Mary r.. ID. |
his wife * Mary Beall, do not reside in |
this State--thc said nonresident defen. |
dants are required to appear on the next |
rule day OF said Court, at the Clerks OF |
ilce of sail Court and 10 what is neces.
sary to protect their interests in this
suit. Tcste.
c. s. WHITE. c. {. {. NC.
August G, lS75.-4w.