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u%We understand, from authentic source~'
that one or more treaties were signed this day,
at the Department State, by the Secretary of
State and the British Minister Extraordinary.
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| } ERSONS having claims against balance due
| from the Navy Department to the estate Of
John b. Rappin deceased, late seaman in the Uni
ted States service, are hereby notlhed TO present
them Al the Office Of the Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury. within two months from this date.
Auu. Std
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FOR SALE.

GENERAL unimproyeJ Squares and City Lots
y Apply to JOHNSON Il CALLAN.
julyG-3t
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y
Necessary TO be retained to
meet trust funds, 100000
Interest on public debt due
in October, $4,000
To redeem Treasury notes
and pay the interest, 100000
Land distribution, under the
act of the 4th September,
lS4l, 100000
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-10
FREEDOM AND SLAVERY.

The Supreme Court OF the United states mas
Just pronounced the most important decision
which has proceeded from its bench for many
years-perhaps ever. In case arising between
Maryland and Pennsylvania, it has declared that
the right of a Slave holder to capture, secure
and return his fugitive Slave, under the we'll
known clause of the Federal Constitution, is alb
soute and imtable-that the Free States have
no discretion as to its exercise, no protectlon
against its abuse. lfwedo not Inexperienced
this decision, even the taking of claimed iu-
gitive before justice and identifying him to the
satisfaction of that functionary is unnecessary and
idle. The slave holder may take his slave when
ever he may find IL, without adjudication or ap-
peal; and the citizeus of the Free States may or
must aid him in so doing but cannot question his
assertion of property. AT any rate, all laws Sc
curing to the citizen of Free State claimed as a
slave trial by jury, all Free State legislation de-
signed to prevent abuses of the slave holders con-
sttutional right Of reclamation, and hereby de-
cared and void, and the trial by jury law OF this
State, as we'll as that of Pennsylvania, is hence
forth dead letter. This judgment was pronoun-
cep by justice Story of Massachusetts,, and concur
red in by all the Judges except John Mclean of
Olio. Two or three justices read separate opin-
The northern star and freemen's advocate., 1842-03-10

with intemperance. Abolish ntemperance, then,
and you abolish capital punishment-you strike
from your calendars almost every crime. Hang
a temperance man have no sympathy with
the feeling which impels me to witness the last
agonies of fellow-creature. But the execution
OF temperance man | would almost wish to
see it myself-it would be such curiosity -
Hang !, temperance man, indeed, when you can
catch him worthy of hanging! Will not our le-
gisators consider the matter? this best and safest
mode of abolshing capital punishment? Other
mechanics are forming themselves into societies
for this mode of abolishment, and why not the
makers of the laws?
In conclusion, cannot but look forward with
pleasure to the period when all these efforts shall
have been crowned with complete success. I'm
agine an agent, then, visiting the United States,
sent by some foreign monarch, to observe our prI-
son discipline to collect our criminal statistics.
On his return, imagine that monarch enquiring as
to the results of his tour, and the probable mag
nitude of the forthcoming report, and then the re-
ply: "Tell me to speak of the virtues of the
United States, and | will pile volume upon vol
ume. A few pages will comprise the statistics OF
their crimes. | saw antique buildings In most OF
the counties, which the older inhabitants said they
believed were prisons once. They ale schools
and academies now. They have made bonfire
OF their rum, ana Wltn Ine smoke nave passed.
away their crimeS."@
"What no drunkards-ao deirsum trenens
there ~
None. once thought had found case of
the latter was passing cottage by night
A man, evidently excited, and making violent
gesticulations, entered Cries and uproar from the
family within, brought me to the door. The man
was the last of the race Of temperate drinkers in
the town. He had long withstood the entreaties
of his family and neighbors. That night he had
signed the pledge There was no delirium tre-
mems there; but there was tremendous deArlum
of JOY - Temperance Recorder.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING
: The EEiseory OF the Valley

'THrs most valuable and interesting
work will be put TO press as soon as the
meaus cen be acquired necessary to &C.
fray the expensesai publication. To ac-
complisii this object, the publisher pro
poses to LEI all, those who viii pay ia adj
vance have the work for One M0sHssE'.
Those who may wish TO siiof The author III
his efforts TO publish the book, by paying
in advance, can make such payment 10
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by whom the History of the Valley is to
be printed. Postu,asters and others
friendly to The object, are solicited to and
the author in raising the means for IS
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be entitled to copy at the cost OF pub
fishing it. Country merchants and 9th
ers would do we'll to procure number
Of copies at $l,by paying in advance.
TIE .gUTHOR.
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OAee ofthe Sentinel ofhe JTaAey, Z
3Zaaea,,hel. 3 1870

/" TIE History Of The Vazley" will be
printed Oh new small plea type, on fine
paper, ana bound in good style.
Those who .iay remit money to us to
pay in advance, will incur no risk. Re
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all those making such remlttances, and
we become personally responsible for
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failing to raise money enough TO detfay
the expenses Of publishing the work. all
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soon as that fact is ascertained.
Subscription papers will be forwarded
10 postmaslers and others in few days.
and we hope they will aid in accomplish
ing the authors object. They can be
had at this Office by any who may wish
to obtain them. Editor Sentinel.
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Notice 10
ES - ~ - : &
German Legatees G. CLAIM

German Legatees & Claimants.
WEAVlNG just returned from trip to the
q d Northern Cit, s, there has been an ar
rangement butween several of the Consuls Of
the Ports of Germany aid myself, through
which persons who have Legacies to draw or
other business to transact in that Country, can
hereafter apply to the subscriber, who, acting
as Agent, can give them the best assurance of
a speedy transaction and safe conveyance Of
all moneys, &c. &C. that may be collected and
entrusted to him. There have been Agents
appointed in the different Ports Of Germany to
proceed upon all Claims sent to them, and to
pay over all moneys they may collect to certain
Houses in Bremeh or Hamburg, designated to
them by the Consul in whose care the docu-
ments will be placed. AS soon AS either OF
those Houses shall have received any money
So paid over to them, will issue draft, which
will be guaranteed, and on sight, be paid over
' bv the Consul to the owner.
Persons DESTROYS Of speedy and safe con-
vevance Of their Legacies, will do well to
call, and their Business shall be attended to.
Address, CliAS. C. MAURER.
! bIaurert0,ca Shenandoah Coisnty Ia.
| September 1, 1912. -Sw
NJ B. al Recommendations must e post paid
| 10 insure attention.
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VIRGINIA., TO WIT
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the coun
ty court of Shenandoah, on the 10Th day of
September, 1912; Joseph S. Machir, plain
tiff, against James NJ. Slaughter and others,
defendants, --ArTAcHMEST IN CHA>cEay.
FTyHE defendant James NJ. Slaughter not
q having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is MOI an inhabi-
tant Of this country, Il Is ordered, tIhat lie APP
pear here, at rule 10 be.hekl therein on The
first Monday i'll December next. and answer
the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy oithis
order be forthwith inserted in some nevSpa-
per published in Woodstock, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door Of
the court house in the said town Of Wood
stock. A co"y--f@ste.
Sept. %, 1912. p. WILLIAMS, csc
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT;

At cour; held for the county of Page. on
Monday tive Oath day of Octoher. 1879;
Reuben P. Bell, administi ator of Margaret
Jones, deceased and in right of his wife
Sarah G.. Bell, formerly Sarah c. Jones,
and daughter Of Wharton Jones, deceased,
complainant against Joshua Wood and Mary
his wife, formerly Mary Jones' john Jones,
and the children of Thomas Jones. deceased,
.(who was a child and heir Of said Margaret
Jones, deceased) who are Oliver Nj. Zones,
BENJAMIN Thomas, who mtermarrIed with
harriet Jones, daughter OF the said Thos
Jones. decea ed the said Harriet being now
also deceased, aifi the children OF the said
Harriet and Thomas, who are infants and
names not known, Joseph White and Eliza
beth his wife, formerly Elizabeth Jones,
Addison A. Jones, administrator CT Whar-
ten Jones' deceased, Nancy Jorcs, widow
of the said Wharton Jones, deceased, VIII
liam Jones. Isaac F. Jones, adult chill
eiren of the said Wharton Jones, deceased,
George NJ. Jones, Benjamin F. Jones, Iiar'
riet Jones, Davic jones, Elizabeth Jones
and Mary Ann Jones, infants of Wharton
Jones. deceased, defendants-IN cHANrERy.
Ta1IE defendants, Oliver VI. Jones, Denia-
4 min Thonas and the infant children OF
the said BENJAMIN Thomas whose names are
hot Known, JoS~IJ!i W iaitOit ain i''HabN'i'
his wife, formerly Elizabeth Jones, not having
entered their appearance ami given security
according to the act Of assembly and the rules
of this court; and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this
commonwealth; ii is ordered, That the said
defendants do appear here on the first day Of
January court next and answer the bill Of the
complainant, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Sentinel Of the Val
ley. newspaper published in Woodstock. Va.
for eight weeks excessively, and posted ct
the front door Of the court house Of The said
county Of Page.
A copy-Teste,
WN. C. LAUCK, c. p. c.
November s, 1912.
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SO Mcna,a =!

Is SPRAYED from the subscri,
{ Der, on tie 9th of October last,
KID z DIRK BR0NyN JLaRE,
about eight Years oil, with a fine name and
taii-left hind foot white, which was sore with
the scratches. and upon which there was no
shoe when she left home. Said mare rides
very timely, PAGES fast and easv-and has a
small sore upon one SIDE other back, caused BY
the saddle Any one taking up said mare,
and either sending her to Luray. or informing
me where she is, will receive the above re-
ward and my thanks for SO doing Said mare
was raised on Linville's Creek, in Rockingham
County. ALFRED ID. ALMOND.
Lui'ay. Nov. 10. 1912 st
UJJRockifg Register insert St and send
accout to this office
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IMPORTANT WORK.

NJ OW in the course of publication Die
; = TiONARY of Arts, Manufactures, and
! Mines Containing clear Exposition of their
| Principles and Practice. by ANDREw URF,
M. D., F. r. S, Nj. G. s, NJ. A. S., I.ond /,
Mem. Acad. n. S Philad., Soc. n. Germ
Hanov, Mulli, &c &c. Illustrated with one
/ thousand two hunlIed and forty one Engra-
wings.
This IS unquestionabIy the most popular
work of the kind ever published, and a book
most admirably adapted to the wants of all
classes of'the community. The following are
! the important objects which the learned au-
thor endeavors to accomplish:
st. To instruct the Manufacturer, Metal
iIrgist, and Tradesman, iii the principles Of
I their respective processes as to render them,
in reality, the masters Of their business: and
to emancipate them from a state of bondage
to snch as are toe commonly governed by blind
prejudice and vicious routine.
2dly. To afford Merchants, Brokers, Dry
salters, Druggists, and Officers of the Reeve
nue, characteristic descriptions of all articles
and items Of business which pass through their
hands.
5dly. BY exhibiting some of The finest de-
velopments Of Chemistry and Physics, to lay
open an excellent practical school to students
Of these kindred sciences.
Ably To teach Capitalists, who may be de-
sirotfs Of placing their finds III some produc.
tive branch of industry, to select judicioaslv
among plausible claimants.
5thly. To enable gentlemen of the Law to
become well acquainted with the nature of
those patent schemes which are SO aft to give
rise to litigation.
6thly. To present to Legisatorssuch clear
exposition ofthe staple manufactures as MY
dissuade them from enactng laws which OBJ
struct industry or cherish enc branch oft to
| the injury Of many others.
And, lastly; to give the general reader-in-
tent, chiefly. Oh intellectual Cuitivation-views
Of many OF the noblest achievements Of Sci.
ence in eIecting those grand transformations
of matter to which Great Britain and the u.
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power, among the nations of the earth.
The latest Statistics of every important OBJ
| ect of Manufacturers are given from the best
and usually. from off cal authority, at the enc
of each article.
The work viii be printed from the Cd Lon
don edition, which sells for Sl2 copy. l
will be put on good paper. in new brewer
type, and will make about ], 400 8vo. pages
It will be issued in twenty-one semi monthly
numbers. I'm covers, J at 25 cents each, paya-
bic on delivery
To any person sending us IS at one TINY
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To suitable agents, this affords a rare oppor
tunity. as we can put the work to them OF
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the United States and Canada, subscribers ma,
be obta.ed with the greatest facility.
Address, post paid,
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To every editor who gives this advertise
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QgeoasteeR 81 caoem3.

FEyHE operations Of this institution were
& resumed ON MONDAY TIE THIRD
DAY Of OCTOBER All the branches d
ENGLIsH, GREEK, AND ROMAN LITERATURE
together with MENTAL, MoHAL, AND MATHE-
MAr1cAL SCIENCE, will be taught. a few
Young Men from abroad can. be accommoda-
ted with Board, Tuition, and all Other neces
sary expenses, III the family of the Precep-
tor, at $3.50 for the Academical year Of ten
months; or at the same rate for any portion
of The year not less than the time from
which 1hev enter to the close ofthe session.
Sii.AS BILLINGS, a. NJ,
Sept %, 1842.-tf Principal,
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VIRGINIA, TO wiz
At rules held in the Ciel ks Office Of the cou-e
~ court of Shenandoah, Or the 10th day Of
September, 1919; Jacob Lantz and Jackson
Fadev. executors of David Fadley, dece's-
ed, plaintifls, against David Fatllty, defend
ant.-ArTAcHmENr IN ciiANcEaY
YEEHE defendant David kadey lot having en-
a tered his appearance and given'sec,nity
according to the act OF assembly and the rules
Of this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inllabitant Of this
country, II IS ordered, That he appear heJ4,
at r4les to be held therein on the first Monday
in December next, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in " oodst )ck for two months 'sacces-
sively. and posted at the front door of the
court house in the said town of Woodstock.
a copy-Teste,
Sept. %. 1912. p. WILLIAMS. c c
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N O r 7 C. y

The undersigned being unable TO at
tend to the collection OF accounts due
the Sentinel office prior to March. 1871,
has authorised Mr.. jas. C: FR.4TEL
to collect and receipt for the same.
Longer diligence cannot be given.
S. c. WILLIAMS.
Nov. 10, 1912
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J,.B.AKER,
RNEy Ar. I. IA W

VMTII1s practice in the .scperior and ,nte.
w rfsT Courts OF Page, Shenandcs' Wa,-
rem and fsappahannock; also, in tb,e Dis,r;ct
Court of the United States, With y view 90 ~.
tend 10 cases Of Bankruptcy. end viii pi,e
prompt attention to Ill business; con;mitttd to
his management Office III I.uray.
Refer to Barton & Williams, Jas. S. Carson
Esd. and John $ s.ag'il. Esq. Wmcht ster
au.l George Norris merchant Bsti,,,ore.
AplIl IS, 1919 If
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FRANCIS Il. eEOEaDAE,
attorney ct Lar,

.4torley ct Lar,
WILL practice in the Superior and Enferi,
w or Courts Of Page, Warren, Rappahail-
mock, Rockingham. Shenandoah and Hardy.
Business entrusted to him viii be promptly at
tended to. Office at Luray, Virginia.
Refer to Hon. D. l.. Daegit, LID, New
Haven, CT. Hon H. St 6. Tucker, University
of Virginia. June 80, lS42.-tf.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIZ
At rules he'll. in the Clerks Office Of the coun
ty court Of Shenandoah. on the 10th day Of
September, 1912; John Haas. plaintiff, ag'st
David Fadley, Andrew } Fadey and Kenas
Fadley, defendants -ATr scHIENr y CH'y.
FHIHE Defendant David Fadley not having
q entered his appearance and given securi-
ty according to The act of assembly and The
rules of this court; and it appearing by salts
factory EVIDENCE that he is not an inhabtant O;
this country, u is ordered. That he appear
here, at rules to be held therein on the first
NJ 7nday in December next, and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper
published in Woodstock, for two months sue
cessively. and posted at the front door OF The
court house in the said town of Woodstock.
A eopv-Teste.
Sept. %, 1919. p. WILLIAMS, C sc
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t0lcuaic, 9Cea,rillq, j. q ultnq.

d II
The course of studies embraces all the ordna-
rv English hranches-viz: EEAplHe,W RlIlNe,
AntTHmErlc, GEoGnAPHy, sHisToEY, Ef GLrsii
GHAMMAR, PHrLosoPHY, Doth Natural and
Mental) CHEMISTRY, AsrnoNoMY, CoMPosiTioN,
GEoMET ALGEBRA, BorARY, &c. &c. toge-
Their with LATIN and FRENcH. The expenses
compared with the advantages, comforts ants
amount ofta!ent employed must be considered
very low-viz For board, washing. room.
bed.ling, fuel, lights and other personal ac-
commodations, with tuiton in all the English
branches, FIFTY FIVE DOLLARS, for a
session OF ) months The branches for Which an
extra charge is made are for Latin So French
Sf2: Music on the Piano $50. use Of Piano SIS
instruction on the Guitar Sl5,use ofihst'unent
81, for the session Ct months. Instruction
in drawing and water colours SIS; pointing III oli
colours On which Mrs. Coon is an adept SlV
per quarter Of II weeks.--The session COM
meices on the 5th day CT Sept, and expires
on the 18th day of Feb, 1843. Connected.
with TIE course of musical instructions, the
whole of the pupils will have the benet
(wishout charge) Of instruction fer shcri li'-
terval every day in vocal music.-lt is desIla>
bic that all. persons inclined 10 place the.F
daughters with ls,should co OH the first day
ofthe session. or day previous,tat tl.ey may be
assigned at once TO appropriate classes Other
information respecting the institution VIII be
furnished 20 any that mavaddress Us.
GABRIEL JORDAN.
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HARDWARE

80 tons hammered & rolled Iron, all sizes
500 kegs aati-Eatam Nails
Dc Anvls (part mouse hole manufacturer
140 pr. Trace, chains, halter chains
Also, steel Of all kinds. vices, mill and cross
cut saws, hani and panel saws, knives and
forks of ali kinds, spoons scissors; sllovels,
spades; long and short handled forks; ca:pen
ter's knob and common locks, hinges screws,
&c with number OF other articles belong
ing to the hardware line.
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-xEZSNE. ;5EEysS

-DOMEsTECS
10 bales Al brown cotton
4 do 5-4 do do
8 do 4-4- osnaburgs (stout)
2 do rs do (twilled)
Beacl'd A, 5 A. with all other blch Il goods
1000 lbs cotton yarn, Of all numbers
Together with all kinds WOODEN goo'ls-such
as Blankets cassnetts, fuled lnsey, &c.
PAINTS, Oils. AND VlRNESH.-
80 kegs white lead, No. & xtra,gro,nsl in oil
Imperial Green in cans, also ground III oil
Red Lead, VeneciaE Red, linseed oil, lamp oil
Fish oil, tanners oil Copal and Japan varnish
Spirits turpentine, &c.
Liquors %G wines
135 bbls whiskey
80 do do Gold rye)
Is Or. casks sweet Malaga vine
3 do MADEIRA do
50 bbls New England Rum
NDIEs-Apple and Cognac, sc.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE

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ruiRrEErH yoLuME or THE
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shah constantly keep An eye to news a5out
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cannot accomplish, viz. give ful' record Oh
liymeniaa and Obituary news
The following are among the contributors
to the Visiter;
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~ i 81 LAB
Dgs EsU IS 0 Il
OF PARTNERSHIP.

YgNHE copartnersi,ip heretofore existing he
L tween the subscribers, in the ForT; + l.
ing and Commission business, Under the firm
of Rhodes & Banner, was dissolved by limi'a.
ton, on the 1st of July, 1912 ;.as WAS also by
mutual consent, at The same time, the copart-
nership hefetofni existing between The same
parties, 'un,ler the firm of Danner & Co.. and
engaged in business at the (late Tal lcr's)
Hotel, ~
D. s, Danner is fully authorised 10 use the
name Of the late firm of Danner & Co. in set
Ting and closing the, business Of the Hotel up
to the list of July. 1912: as is also, A. s.:
Rhodes fully authorised to use :he name OF
the firm Of Rhces s, Danner, in settling and
closing the business Of the firm.
Augut 4, 1912.
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Mr.. JeHS A. BUSHNELL
GIR: PLEASE TAKE
~ NOTICE, That on
Monday the 2lst day of November, 1912. be
tween the hours of nine O'Clock in the morn
ing and sunset in die evening, at the house OF
Mr.. Alfred Slusl'er, in the town of Mooriieid,
in the county of Hardy, Va, I'shall proceed to
take the deposition of Mary susher,to be read
as evidence in a certain suit at law now de-
pending in the county court If Page county.
in which YOU, as tssinee of Emanuel Hansber-
ger, are plaintiff and / am defendant
ASAHEL SLUSHER.
November 10, 1856 pd