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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs Han
nah Moore, in the sOth year of her age.
In Providence, on the 9th, Mrs. Frances
Dyer Blake, wife Of Mr.. ID. B Blake, aud Sd
daughter ol Mowry Randall of n Providence,
aged % years.
In Tiverton, on the Sd inst. Mr. Pelog Bar
kcr, aged ~ years.-Miss Eliza, eldest daugh-
ter of tho Hate Elihu Hicks, Esq. aged &c
years. She was maniac for IL years prevl.
Gus io her dccense.
In Little Compton, (of consumption,) Mr.
b. Wilson Simmons, son Of Dir. Abel Sim
mons, in the 2ist year Of his age.
Ia Albany, Goth inst. after an illness Of ten
days, Rev. Edward ID. Allen, pastor Of the Ill
Presbyterian Church.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
FtrmS q.

TRADE WITH CHINA.-Several slips had
already smiled, or were about to sail from
England to China, in consequence of the
conc usion of tho treaty Of peace. Four ships
were named, Of an aggregate tonnage Of
near 1900 tons, as about to sail in the course
Of the week.
u. S. SENATOR FROM OHIO.-On Tues
day The 18th inst the Ohio Legislature re-
elected VIM. Allen U. s. Senator for six
years. Allen received 63 votes, and Thos
Ewing received a.. Gov. Shannon was in
auguraiei The same day, and delivered an
inauguration address.
The protrnctcd trial Of Alexander, char ged
with the murder of I.ongee, the broker. at
Philadelphia, resulted in his conviction Of the
crime Of manslaughtcr.
South Caroiina.-Gen. james Hamilton
has been elected Governor Of South Carolina.
The .Sabbath IN .Mw Orieans-Mr Ca!d.
well has come to the conclusion that theatri
cal amusemens on Sunday evenings are not
in accordance with the present public taste
of New Orleans, and he has therefore deter
mined to close the New American Theatre"
on that day.
"A Senator Elected IN North CaroHnc.-
\Ym. Henry Haywood. Jr was on Wednes-
day last elected U. $. Senator by the Leg
islature Of North Carolina, TO succeed Sem.
tor Graham, whose term Of service expires
OH the 4th March next. This was effected
by the Loco Foco friends of Mr.. Saunders
and Mr.. Brown Withdrawing them both from
the field, and uniting upon Mr.. Haywood
The votes stood for Haywood 05, Graham 81
Saunders 9.
O. The repeal Of the BANKRUPT LAW,
the National Intelligencer considers certain,
before many we eks. Whether it will be re.
pealed or modified as from the first day OF
this session, or from the date of the repeating
or modifying act, is not so certain.
The Grand Jury in Ncw.York have again
presented, on Tuesday, "lhe continued crcu-
luton of infamous publications, and reques,
the proper authority should take measuree to
put an end to the evil"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
HE AID OF II III E II M e S.

ca-Doc. Goth, 30 81 N, lon n w, sch'r
Statesman, from Goorg goi6wn for New Haven
William Disbry, III Providence, one Of the
crew of The AlJertina, died whon six days OUT
from st. Jago,
sloops Republic, sowic, I'm New Bedford for
New Y"rk-isaac II. BWaen, Brown,F f. R'''
er for do.
sehr CHARLES, Dodge, I'm Pbila' for Boston
THURSDAY, Dee. q.
Soops Hope, Browning, fin Bristol for New
York Henry Gibbs, gibbs, Fail River for
Hartford.
FRIDAY Dee. 23.
Brig Puritan. Ulroer, 22 days from N, Or
leans for New-iork.
Sch'rs Poinecr, Jarvis, fm Prov. fr n. York !;
Cardinal, Ward, Boston for Bridgeport; James
a. Samuel, Scrawl, Prov. for Egg IIarbor,
Sloop Vigilant, Heath, ~ hours from n. Y.
for Providence.
sloop Rieuzi, Durfee I'm Providence for N.
Yort
\ SATURDAY, Dec. "a.
Schr IIaddassnl, Davis, fin Portsmouth, r.
H., for PhilidcIphia
ct fr Providencc-Jamcsi i.amphcrc, Prov. for
N. York.
Sal.d-Brig Prince dc Joinvillc, Havana /;
passengers Israel +. Tborndike, and WIN. IL.
Crandall, of this Town: Thomas J. Stead,
Rowse II. Dawey, and Dr. Fisher, OF Provi-
dence.
sU NDAY, Dec. 25.
Bark Thoophilas Chace, Baker, fin Wesipori
2ith for Atlantic Ocoan--put in for harbor
Sch'rs Imperial, Swain, fin Nantucket for
N. York Ivanhoe, KIlbourn, Philadelphia fr
Newburyport.
II MONDAY, Dec. 2G.
Brig Taranto, Fales, Gn Prov. for New Or
leans.
Sloop Charles, Ash, from Prov. for ~ York
CLEARED.
20th-Ship Lausanne, Lothrop, n. York.
23d-Brg Rocket, Thompson, Boston.
Albertina, Joyce, do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by
Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. George Colt, to Miss
Martha Jane BIycn, daughter Of the late Capt
Perry Blivon, Of this town.
In this town, on Sunday evening last, by
the Rov. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. George Is. Knowles
to Miss Sarah, daughter Of Mr. Samuel West
colt, all of this town.
In Bristol 18th inst. Col. Peter Church Ia
Miss Mary, daughter of Maj. liezekah Mum
70, all of Bristol.
In Providence, Goth, Mr.. Oliver Kendall, Jr.
to Miss Martha Snow, daughter Of MIR. John
Snow, all ofP.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
THE WINTER HOLIDAYS.

The merry winter Holidays
They dawn an u- ngain
Bringing nn echo To our hearts
From many long lost strain
The sad, sad winter holidays
They unto me appear
The very lont Hest days that come
Ia ull the hvelong year.
They bring us hack our chiilhood's hours
When Nil around was gay,
And we rpran. up at early dawn
To hail the happy day;
Aud our light laugh went ringing by
Aud childiiood's smile we wotc:-
Those nierry-MERRy holidays
They viii return no more
They bring but now the ssid'nng thought
Oftriehd Tire loved aud lost;
Oi kindly feelings passed AWAY
Aud fond hopes harshiy cr0sti-
The yodng slad hearts TINT Kept with Us
The merry festival
Are scattered over HIl the earth
Far fom their fathers hall.
And smiles have grown less glad, OF late,
IN those who yet remain
Alas the good old merry days
VIII never come again
For time has set his sadning seal
On all around us now,
Aud earth has traced her wiihering blight
Ou each once careless brow
How many that were with us then
Are resting calmly now
Where never sadness sinks the heart
Or sorrow clouds the brow
We miss their kindly smiles today
Aud msuy II young glad lace.
Aud in the crowd our hearts yet leave
For them vacant place.
And yet the MERRY holidays
They ARE aud still shall be:-
We look on many chldlike face
Lii up ith laughing .lee,
lind to our hearts they send Il light
Aud on us Kindly call
To keep for THEN. with sladJcr hearts,
This winter festival Nowark sentinel
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

The Legislature of Massachusetts,, will
meet in Boston On the first Wednesday oil
January. The political complexion of the
next government of Massachusetts, cnnno,
be accurately determined until the Legsla-
turc meets-so nearly are the parties divided.
The Senate, when they meet ii is asccrIained,
will have four loco majorty,-und the House,
from the best revision Of the list that has
been made, will have u majority of five or
sm,-enough to secure a majority on join,
ballot, if every member is in his seat, in due
time. The importance, therefore, of every
Wing members being at his pos, in season,
was never more apparent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

Isle or PISRs.-The Navy Depariment
il is said, Immediately on reccip, Of ComWgn.
der McKcnzie's dispatches, ordered vessel
of War to proceed with all despatch from
Norfolk To this lsland-which lies off Cape
A n,onio. (Cuba,) in lat q 81.
The Island has but few houses on il, which
are concealed n bushes--is OF considerab
extent, and has good wells Of walcr.-.E y
american.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

Homan's Sympaihy.-Thc New Haven
Herald relates that us u runaway horse, drag.
glng a wagon with young lad IN IT, was
suddenly brought up with crash IN the
street,, Of that town, but fortunately without
injury to the boy, an old lady in great nelO-
ton followed IN pursuit of the wagon
"Nothcr, mother" exclaimed her daughter,
"whcre are you going? Don't get into the
crowd you can't do him any good" See.
lng her agitation. a lady who happened to bc
passing at the moment kindly cnqnred, "is
he your son? 2" "Oh no" replied the good
old mstrOn, "but lie 10 somebody's son."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

A correspondent Of tho National inteli-
gencccr, noticing the thousand statements
that have been recently made with regard 10
Mr. Spcnccr's sons, very properly relieves
one of those sons from the unjust aspersions
tla, have been thrown upon hlm. The wri-
ter says:
The Secretary Of War has three sons
The eldest resided several years at Ceave-
land, Ohio. IN the practice of the law. Ills
second sor, John T.. Spencer, Jr.. is now in
the Mediterranean, on board the United
States ship commanded by his uncle, Capt.
William Spencer. This young gcn,lemar,
than one whom more exemplary, cstinable,
aud vriuous does not live, resided several
years in Albany, where he was not only re-
spcc.cd but beloved by all with whom he
associated. And yet this youth, whose
character is unbemishcd, aud whose life has
been blamcloss, is represented through the
press as an inmate of tic Sing Sing prison
do not say that these cruel and unfounded
charges have been made malciously, but
the effect Of them is not less injurious Ia
I the character Of au absent and injured young
msn, or narrowing to the lacera,cd feelings
Of his afflicted friends.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
SHIP @h h NEWS
PORT OF NEW WP0R 7.
A u RIVED.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2l.
Drigs Taranto, Fales, from New Orleans via
Holmes Hole, for Pro, o,idenca--Emerald, iiodg.
kiss, Calais for do.
Brig Albcrlina, Joicc, fm ~. Jago do Cuba
for Boston, has experienced very severe wealth.
or on the coast,-Irfl ut St Jago, 10Th nlt.
barquo New World, oi Boston, discg--btigs
Hrllespont, Randall, Tor N. Yntk-Tarquona,
OF New York, discg-seh'r Ontario, J.nkinson,
for Boston, ready for sea, Capt. on -horo sick.
SPOKE, Nov. 9hh, ~ the Caucus Passage, brig
Dover, from Wilmington for Kingston, JandI.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

The Providence Herald complained of the
Journal for not publishing the other letter of
Mr.. Pearce, which was in the "carpct-bag," )"
as ,ha. would fully explain the one already
published. The other letter the Journal has
since published, but it contains no, word in
explanation of the writer's intention.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

The U. 5. steamer Ponsett arrived at
Savannah Oh the 10Th from New York.
Among the passengers was Lit. WIN. Rogers
Taylor u. =. n. Of this place The Poinsctt
IS ordered to Tampa Bay on surveying ex-
pedtion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

The adjourned Convention Of the
Dorrites, held last week in Providence,
again adjourned without making any
nominations.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

JOHN UNcAs, the last male Of the royal
line Of the celebrated Chief of that name,
died at Mohegan, Conn. on the l0Ih inst
and was inferred in the Royal buryng
ground of the Mohegans, on the Plain in that
Mace
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
MEMORANDA.

Al New York, 2jlh inst, Sloop Herald
Lake, hence 22d uIt for Philadelphia.
Cid at Darion, 18th inst, Schr Tasso, Aimy,
for Nnw-York.
Sailed from Richmond, 24th inst. Schr
Rowcna, Williams, for Boston.
spoken-Aprii 18th, ship MARTHA, Da-
venport, Of this port, months out, 40 bbls sp
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
DIR. ALIENS BALS.aM or none
HOUND, LIYER WORT AND
PLEURISY ROOT FOR
HslSEJIIuiII!N(I
and LIVER COMPLAINT.

EOLDs, Coughs, Splitting Of BLOOD, Ca
~ trrh, diheuify of breathing. Pain
in the side, paipitation of the heart, oPpTo-
sion and soreness Of he chest, PifWisy,
Hectic ftpsy, night sweais, diGieuh and pro.
.At,s Eipeefo,ation. and oil affections ct he
Lnngs, chest and Liper.
4 ! he iiGrehound. Liverwon and Pleurisy root
have io5 centuries been celebrated in the cure
Of affections Of the Lungs aud Liver. DR.. Al
len, after series Of experiments, has been able
10 extract from these medical herbs, a Ba.an
which exens wonderful effects in curing Con-
sumption and Liver Complaints.
\ For children laboring under Inflammation OF
the Lungs. Colds, Coughs, Group, Quincy, aud
sore Throat, this Basam j. OF great Importance
During the winter Of 1880, rising Of one thou
sand families employed this remedy, in the
City Of New York. I he consequence was, that
The number Of deaths among children was re-
duced TO less than one half the usual number, as
may be seen by the City Inspectors report Of
DEATHS.
Ia order TO give the reader some idea Of the
efficacy Of this Balsam, and Low extensively it
is used, we here introduce the monthly report
Of tho cures in the month Of May, lS4l, and
published in tho New York Sun,
"MOnlhly Report Of The cures performed by
Dr. B ID, Aliens Balsam Of IIorehound, Liv-
erwort and PIsurisy Root during the month Of
May. 1t has cuied and completed the cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
TEMPERANCE NOTICE,

Lecture will he delivered at the Town Hall on Fri
day Evening next the 3oth, by'Mr John w. Williams
to commence at G. o'cleck-subject Temperance.
December 20. 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29


CoNGREss.-I.i,,e business was done in
either House on the I9lh, in consequence of
The announcement Of the death of Hon. X
w. lIabcrshan, Rcprese NATIVE from Gcor-
ga. This announcement was made, ac-
companied by warm eulogums on the de-
ceased, by Mr.. Bcrrien, in the Senate, and
Mr.. Gamble in the House. The usual reso
lutions were passed in each House, and were
followed by an adjournment
In the SENATE, on Tuesday the 2Otb, seve-
raj bills, from the Committees, were report
ed, among them was one authorizing CON-
promise with any of,he suretcs Of Mr.. Swar,-
won't on his bonds to the U. States. 10 the
House, the Bankrupt law repeal bill was con-
sidered Until the adjournment.
in the SENATE, Wednesday, 2lst, memori-
ais for and against the repeal of the Bank
rupt law we're presented. But little else was
done. In the House, tho Bankrupt repeal
bill was again made the principal subject Of
debate without taking any question.
In the SENATE, Thursday Dad, the session
wos occupied in n discussion of the bill to
remit Gen. Jackson's fine. In the House, the
appropriation bill was reported and passed
The item for the coast survey was stricken
out. The Bankrupt bill was not taken up.
Friday and Saturday were private bill
days. Both Houses adjourned over to Tues.
daY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

The Providence Herald Of yesterday says.
that the lcuer.publishec in the Journal, pur-
porting TO be the other letter, referred to by
them, was not that letter, but That The letter
it supposes, is still in the "curpet- bag"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
NOTICE..

nUR numerous customers are respectfully
~ notified, that their accounts will be pre-
sented on the lst Of January for settlcme nj
All having demands will please call and re
ceive their pay.
+. &. w. NEWTON.
Dec. 90, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
From the Philadelphia Saturday Evening ro'''
,,,,,, ~ vrf.u,rA 4 pII q
From the boston Daily Timer
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
This il to ininrm the public. that nll genuine niedi
cine has on the outside nG The boxes,
WRIGIIT's INDIAN VEGETABLEP FILLS
USDIAN PURGATIvED
Ofthe North American Collng" of Health.
And also round the border ef the label will bs fnnnd
in small type, Entered according 10 Az a,t al C"n-
grcsS, IN the year lei0, by William Wright, ~ The
CLERKS Olre of the District Court oi the Southern Dir.
tTict al Penus, lvsnls."
IN. public will niso remember that all who sell ihs
genuine Iuian Vegetable Pills, provided with Ger.
ti1caIe ui agency, signed by
- RI - WILLIAM WRIGHT, VIcE PREsIDEsr
OrIhe N6rh Slnericnn culiege oi Health,
and Tint nrdnrs are never in ANY allowed to cell
the genuine medicine All travelling agents viii b. pre-"
vird ith certificates Of agency above described and
those Aha cannot shaw ihem WIN he known as base
impostors,
Price - cis. per box, with full directions.
Ohice aud General Depot Tor the New England States
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
BRIGHTON MospAy, Dec. &c,
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot.

A, market 500 Beef Cattle, $500 Sheep, and
40 Swine.
PRIoEs-Beef Cattle-We quote to corro-
spond viii, last week A few extra at . %
First quality 81 - II 80; second quality
80 80 a IS third quality S3 3 80.
sheep-Lo's were sold from soc to ! 90
W.thcrs, some of which were stall fed, from
] so to 30.
Swine--No lots were sold TO poddle. Atre-
tail from 3 to 4ac.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

NEWPORT, Drccmbcr Is, 1912
NOTICE is hereby given. that, unless the
~ debts. with interest and expenses, So.
cured 10y Ten Shares IN the Capital Stock Of
this Institution. standing IN The nam" Of
William Weeden, are previously paid, shall
cause the sand shares 10 be- rnld At Public
Auction to the highest bidder, on Saturday,
the 18Th day Of February next, AT O'Clock,
a. NJ, ia front OF the Banking Ilonse. Per
order Of the President and Directors.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cdshier
i,t1s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
1913 TREMoNT-sT., SS
near G Conrt-strcet. Boston.
P.s. Buy orhone except the following regularly sp-
pointed
.4GE.\I,S.

NEWPORT, Mrs. ANNA VI. EDDY
Provid-nre luseph Bnlch. Jr.-Porismonfh. Grweae
n TnIImHn-B Bristol, Lemur W. Briegs-Wickhrd.
samuel Pirrce-East Greenwich, James sl"cnm-Ah-
pomnug Village, Juin aipcner-Clnrks'tl. John "
. Ilarkr-kngsluu. Thomas Wells-Peactdrl~. j.. d.
Campbell a Cu.-SouIh kngstown, sylvester Robinson
| and &. W. Iialard-Wesierly, J. u. Lewis n Co
IIopkinton u. Is. Thurston Il Co.-Nchn"Hd, Olney
Richmnn i-Compt"u Mills. Amos Fiskc-iippin Mlls,
= A. Remington phpuiX Village, w. q. Ames-Ss.
tick Viagr. owe Brkcr-WHrren. \. u. Drisroll-
Iiv.rtnn Arnold Smiih-Sinne bridge Samuel reHhury.
Now Enslnnd Olicc and General Depot, No. l9s ire
mthtt, near Court street, Boston.
Bswars nf the Injected District, Ann street, Bostos
April 2l.-ly.-slst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29
Opinions of the Medical Faculty.

Al a meeting Of The Medical Society OF Wash
ington County, the following resolution was
unanimously PASSED -
ResOired, That from knowledge of the
composition Of DR.. Aliens Bnlsam of lIore-
hound, Liverwort and Pleurisy Root, aud the
most astonishing effects we have seen it have
upon our patients, it is our decided opinion that
it will cure Consumption and Liver Complaint,
and we do strongly recommend ii To The faculty
and public generally.
john K. SMITH, NJ. ID. Prest.
DAVID r. HALL, NJ. u. Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

From the Rev. DR.. Scott Of New York.
DR.. q, ID. Allen, Dear sir-I am most happy
to inform you that your Balsam Of llorehound,
/ Liyerwori and Pleurisy Root has cured me OF
Liver Complaint disease under which had
Iabored upward of six years. have recon-
nIcndcd il to several OF my friends afflicted with
the same nAIady, aud in every instance has ii
been successful. Hoping God may spare your
life for usefulness,
an', respectfully yours,
JOHN ScorT, ID. ID.
To B, ID. Allen, NJ. ID.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-12-29

From J. l.. Rogers, NJ. ID. New York City.
DR.. Is. d. Alien. Dear Sir For year past
have been in the habit Of prescribing your
Balsam Of Herehound, Livefpou aud rleurisy
Root, To my patients in private practice have
also used ii in the Hospital. hud it a remedy
OF great efficacy in affections Of Lungs aud
Liver, in cases of Con umption, Cough, Asthma
bronchitis l have found il very eflcaclous,
and believe it is prescribed very generally by
the profession.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-22
egdWeeTsss GiY.

NOTTCE.-A. S. RHonEs in the continu-
ance OF, the business Of the late firm Of Rhodes
and Banner, Forwarding and Comm se;on
Merchants, has associated with himself, in
partnership, j. s.4fiuyer; under the firm of
Rhodes and Gnyer. to date from the Is ofJu
II, 1912. They respectfully solicit the pre-
ference Of the friends and customers Of the
late firm of Rhodes & Danner, and beg leave
to assure them and the public generally. THAT
any business confided to their hands VIII re-
ceive their undivided attention. They Will
shortly remove TO their new and commodious
warehouse, nearly opposite their present stu.
alton, wher, they intend TO keep constantly on
hand. the usual supply of Groceries, &c. &c.
at wholesale and retail. 4 large lot. affor,line
them abundance of wagon room. in the rear,
will enable them TO attend promptly and con
veniently to receiving -four, other produce,
and merchandise.
RHODES & GUYER.
Depot Winchester, July %, l8+2-tf
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-22
United States District Court, Western Dis
trict of Virginia. staunton.
Ia Bankruptcy.

NOTICE to creditors, and all others con-
cer,,ed IN interest, to show cause against the
petition of
N, OOH .n"v shaver, Of Shenandoah
countv. for a dscharg. from all biz debts and
a cert ti,;ate. tl-r-of. 0 Tuesday the l5th day
Of November 1912
Ma 285-W am SIN Their, OF Shenandoah
comfy. f.r a i schsrge from all his debts and
Il c-,t ic Il thereof, % Tuesday the slSth day
Of Noyen,er 1919
n .7j-beni.p'n Wharton. ot Page
county, for IA Il sc',,rge from all his debts and
a cert .hc te. ;h reaf, OH Tuesday the 18Th day
November. 1912
NJ. s7l IS cetou Wood, of Page county,
for a Il ;sri:,re- trom all his lebts and certl-
fieate thereof. on Tues lay the 18th day OF
November. .S42
N, 572-Penleton Wool, Of P age,countv,
Tor 4 scharre from AL his debts and certi-
ticatc thereof or Tueslay the 18th day OF
November. 1872.
No 373-Sanuel Bever, Of Page county,
, for tl.s;',arge from all h debts and certi
ficts- Thereof, on Tuesday the 18th day OF
November. 1912
No 5.1- Gorge VI. Pennvbacker, of She
nanIoah cnun'v, for di charge from ali his
debts and cert fcate thereof, on Tuesday
the 18Th day Of November, 1912.
No 5!2-Iohn Nipe, Of Shenandoah coun-
tv for discharge from all his debts and GER
ficate thereof. on Tuesday the 18th day Of
November, 1871. ':'este.
NiCHG. X TROUr T., ID. C.
August Is, 1912 11w
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-22
German I egatees & Claimants.


N NVlNG just returned from TRIP to the
"a Il Northern Niti S. There has been an arr
rangeInent hutWeen several Of the Cons,iis Of
the Ports of Germany and myself, through
which persons who have Legacie> to draw Or
other business TO transact IN that Country, can
here:tfi Ell apply to the subscriber, who. acting
rs Agent an give them the best assurance of
speedy transaction and safe conveyance ot
all MONEYS &c. &c. that may Be collected and
entrusted to bin There have been Agents
appointed in the Il f4erent'F'orts Of Germany to
proceed unou all Claims sent to them, and to
paw over all moneys they may collect to certain
Houses in Bremen Or Hamburg, designated to
them by the Consul IN whose care the docu-
ments viii be placed As sooh as either OF
those Houses shall have received any money
So pail over tn thon, VII issue & draft which
VIII be guaranteed, and on light, he paid over
hv the Consul to the owner.
Persons DESTROYS of speedy and safe con-
vevance of their Legacies, VIII do well to
CALI and their business shall be attended to.
: Address, CHAS. c. MAURER.
Maurertown, Shenandoah County, Fa.
September l, 1842. -9w
" B. al communication mast be post paisl
to insure attention.