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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

The Quebec Gazette, after announcing the result
Of DORIS second movement III Rhode Island, makes
these liberal discriminating remarks
ut rather credItaolc to the United States poo
pie that during the sixty years which have elapsed
since the acknowledgment OF their Independence al
though they have had three resorts 10 armed
to the laws and the established authority, and
under men OF note IN the country, there mas not
been SO much loss OF life subsequent punishment
has resulted IN hundreds OF Instances from com
mobs in Europe. Yet their Government Is
perhaps in less danger Of being upset by violence
than any other ia the world. Ihl, person and pro
periy about safe IN any other country lex
ceptng perhaps the slave States and on the Western
frontler) seems undenabe, those who have visited
the United states generally. Crime IS greatly eX-
aggerated by the newspapers; the extraordinary and
horrible, much 10 the taste Of great many rea-
ders and competition brisk"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

Ut Az brREN arrived at Albany on the 18Th
ut. m the Western Rail Road train, in 6ue health
and highly pleased with his extensive tour.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

Two MINISTERS STRUCK WITH LIGHrNING.-At
North Stanford, Conn, the 81 INST, the Rev Plat
Buffet and the Rev. Henry Fuller in the of al
mnserIng the sacrament. the house in which they
assembled struck with lightning, and both the min
listers Frustrated TO the floor Mr. Fuller very
seriously injured but Mr. Buffet received considerable
Jury from the fud-t was thought however, that he
would The lightning entered the top of the
chimney down the stove pipe and exploded the
communion table-several others of the congregation
slightly injured.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

VI VIII be chapmans time to "crow" next-Lou-
isriHe GaseHe.
Right Birncy. You shall soon hear the shrill
blast aud do, in that event, hand i, to tina,
moral feProsy Of the Journal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

SUR BUILDING.-It IS understood here that the
81. now b.io-e Congress has been 50 amended As Il
impose duty OF t~o cents pound on sheathlng
copper, and five cents pound on tarrcd cord
dage. These amendments viii well nigh put an
end To the co2perng and rigging Of rs M the coun-
try They VIII destroy the marine railways and
IN great a-urc. put M end TO the occupations OF
the ship yards. Tas Is one Of the most unfortunate
movements for American industry. ii that - the
object. which could be devised. Our shps now
20 abroad for all the rigging which 1t Is posi-
. e Y q for.-JournaL ~ Coalmerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

In lSl0 the Wing song was
With Tip and Tyler,
Wen burst Vans bier
The tune Is changed. aud the words follows
with Tyler alone,
We have burst our own"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

O. The New Orleans Picayune Of the 10th inst
says =" Up To tins time the city Is healthy TIE
only epidemic felt is the want Of funds; and
this disease has not been general or malevolent
within the memory OF the - cdes. inhabitants"
Z" Want of funds - Go It Coons, You are
reaping the harvest Of federal whiggery
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

EXPoRTATioN or FLouR.-The New York Ex-
press says, so Sol barrels o. flour exported
70 foreign countries last year-and adds that pOT-
ton IT the hard bread used the shipping of Eng
land IS manufactured at New York.-Cuctatai,
Message
We thought the Gazette had been telling Is rea-
ders that England refused any Of our Alar or bread
stuff. Now Nc are told that eicrfn millions
# dotfars North IF Hour exported from New YORK
alone. and England, IN addition. furnishes herself
with large portion Of hari Jread for her Shipping
This IS one OF the curses Of free rade and the soon
er II is broken up the better, say the Wi gs.-Otio
s lsInlA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

CANtDIAS TARIFF.-Amefcan wheat may bs
carried into Canada duty but al wheat shipped
from Canada Eng. and there charged with
duties torciga wheat unless upon proof that Il %
Of Canadian growth. The result vii &C. that the
Canadian farmers vii ship their own wheat to
EnganI and bay American wheat for their own
consumption ms vii De fort lcir OWL advantage and
that Of the American farmer. And without doubt
large quantity OF American wheat VII 70 20 England
duty tree, under the name OF Canadian wheat
augusta .3ge.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

Ar LAsr.-After good deal of cackling Mr.
w. Cost johnson has come off with his state Debt
Assumption egg. The House seem 10 have taken
for rotten the outset, and though they did not
pelt the author with his abortion. yet they gave
him pretty broad hint TO take away THAT thing.
Seven votes were recorded IN favor of suspendlng
the rules 10 receive the resolution. Nhiggery Is
vet prepared. at least 10 ntorce the gag IN iav-
or Of the measure. Look at of the assump-
tons l. The States have contracted large debts
for the purpose of opening their internal wealth and
making themselves rch-bUt these works do not
paw the interest the money, therefore the whole
country ought to be relieved by the L. States pay
ING IL. > lfihe States are obliged To make good
their own gemcnts, they will have resort to d.
rect taxation Therefore the United States ought TO
shoulder them and pay the amount by direct taxa
ron. 3. That both wings and democrats IN the
legislatures have voted To contract these debts
therefore people Of the United States are bound TO
ray them 1. That reputation IS abominableiand
disrrace:ul thng-ihercfore. ordered that com
N itee be appointed to inquire by what devices the
bankrupt States can shift their burdens upon those
which are ont of debt. Such j. the purport OF Mr..
Cost Johnson's pref minary res0ution-such the re-
suit OF ms ucubrations on the mysteries OF debt,
credit, patriotism and fnancierIng. - Charleston
Mercury
\ STEADY Hour MARKrr.-No greater non
sense can be uttered than tins clamor about the
duty Of the Government 10 provide Tor products
taxes upon goods manufactured abroad. We have
heard Il kept up for the last twenty live years tax
after tax has been demanded by the owners Of fac
torres, and LAID by Congress The effect of II has
been that our commerce has been kept in a state
ct uncertainty, aud the business of agriculture,
which ought 10 be the most certain aud uniform in
ITS returns 10 those who engaged IN II, has been
made subject - enormous luciuations the
stocks with which gamble m Wall street. In
lSlG, tho price If -four in Philadelphia fourteen
dollars a barrel IN l~l~ under The operation OF
protective tariff i sunk t. three dollars and seventy
five cents N the Philadelphia market. Subsc-
quenty 1t ~ value. and afterwards IN l-26. IL
FUNK TO between four aud FIVE dollars, aud the agr
culturists were subject 10 great embarrassment.
Meantime. in the years 1921 and lS22 -four IN tho
Western States low from - % TO : i 30.
wheat p 'nts bushe and Indian corn half that
price All the whIie Congress was constantly and
diligently engaged IN protecting the home manu-
factUr.r, aud securing 10 the ilrmer what Mr..
Sade calls - steady nome market.'-.h. J. Zee.
Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02
u. s. DISTRICT COURT.

u BAsKRuPTcy.-Amendme to Rule 10. made
the Jolly Term Of the District Court for the Dis
trict Of Indiana.
- Ordered tbst Rule - be 60 amended that pc
ffiohs for fnai discharge may BE- filed at any time
with the Clerk Of the Court. and If flied hen the
Court IS not IN session the same shal be set down
Tor hearing N the first day thereafter fixed by the
Court for hearing Bankruptcy after the ex-
pifaton Of ninety days from the time fihe decree
and publication thereof shall be made IN Of
original petitions fled ia yacauon-and the Sling
# any eurh petition m the clerks Office shall be
deemed h..ps court
: true copy.
II. BASSETT, Ciefs,
Editors u papers throughout the State viii con-
fer favor on the Bar by giving the above In
'eTlion 10 their papers.
OnIo.-In the Usio Statesman sc find the follow.
my among other resolutions introduced in the leg
stature by Mr. Sharp, after the preamble. OHIO
val never suffer Koon Skin Congress to legslate
for her, unless she refuses neglects TO DO il her
self
Whcrcas, The Congress OF the United States, in
the enactment Of a law to apportion the Represen-
tatives among the several States, according to the
sixth census has assumed and xerclsed the power
If prescribing the manner in which the elections for
members Of the National Legislature shall be held
IN tie several States;
Ind Uhereas, such exercise Of power is
Innovation oil past usage well as hostile to the
spirit Of the Constitution, and, N It's tendency is
subycrsive of the most important rights OF sover-
eg nty incident 10 the State Government. There
fore,
i Resolred 5y me General assembly IF the STATE
Of OHIO. That Congress has right under the con-
-itution OF the United States to prescribe the man
ner, time, or place, of holding elections for mem
I beers OF rs body, except IN where the
Legislatures of the States shall refuse or fail tC
make provisions for the same.
Resofred, That if this General Assembly shall
proceed TO divide tins State INTO single districts for
the election of members of the House Of Represen-
atives OF the L. - it Will not be done through any
assent - the power assumed and exercised by Con
gress but in accordance with long established Gus
tnm and the peculiar preferences Of the free citizen
Of TINS State.
Resoired, That tais General Assembly, acting il
behalf OF the people OF tins State Of OHIO do hereby
soemnly protest against the late attempt Of the Ma
tional Legislature TO encfJach upon the Independent
sovereignty of the several States composing the
Unon-aud the second section Of the act aforesaid
is hereby declared 10 be unconstitutional arbitrary
and Of no binding fleet upon the States.
Rfso'rcd, That our Senators 10 Congress be in
structed. and oar Representatives, requested to use
their utmost influence, in cectng the repeal of saIt
second ctIon OF the act aforesaid.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

Farmers. how much do you get for your pro
duce under this. than YOU did under Mr. Van Bu
ren's Administration
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

O-rcorrexpondents mast send Us their names, oil
their communications will not receive notice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

Henry Cay IA Hanover speech 9th 1870 told
the people that II NJ. Van Buen turned out Of Office
the expenses Of government would be reduced the
to Sl3 900 00O annually. This is tIct.
Henry Gays friend Walter Forward, Secetarv Of
Treasury the 9th Of Nay, ls42, orted that Wing
administrator would for this year si2 II
s33, s22 25s-for 1913 the Of s32l5S 65sand for
s44 the Of S32 26203 making The aggregate an
expenditure Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

NORTH CARoLINA ELECTIoN.-Ihs election in
North Carolina takes place the 18th OF next
month. J. NJ MoreheaG. the present incumbent
IS wing candidate for Governor, and Louis ID.
Henry the opposition CANDIDATE. Congressman are
not chosen TIL next year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02
S9S.3l5.953

In years by etFenchmen and ref5m Federal ad-
ministraton.
The other fact Boys ID you herr thai,
Hati Eng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

SINGULAR Errrcr or Misunderstanding of
the death of Mrs. Grosh. of Washington 60. Nd.
by stroke of lightning, the Hagerstown News Inen-
tlons this wonderful circumstance
Every stitch of the ady's clothing was torn
from her person. and the fragments thereof were
thrown lnto a tree. some 10 or u feet above her
head. The hooks and eyes OF her dress were found
forced into the bark upon tn, limbs of the tree
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

SIsN.-The ultra wings have been defeated a recent
Congressional election Massachusetts, Goodrich ultra
wbg. had 1881 Jackson. abolition wing 663 WIlkeT-
democrat 1858. The ultra wings very savage
against the aboi.ionsts but this will only tend widen
the breacs-to give power to the abolition pariy-and
make the ultra wings adopt Their creed in the end Gu
rioas results may be expected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

Coon a wing. speaking of the late elections IN
Detroit and Louisiana, SAID "the Clay wings let 90
to get better hold" Those who have heard of
the tai brother, fishing Tor the moon. understand
bis dri.;.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

Editors d papers throughout the State viii con
fer a favor on the Bar by giving the above IN
seriion 10 their papers.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29

gain much exceed the women. which
shows that this is the periol of greatest
mortality among women.
4. From forty to seventy,the difference
rapidly dininishes-the females. as in
the early part Of life, gaming ON the
males. This shows that this is the peri
cd If greatest 'Iangef and exposure to
nfen--the least to waanen.
S. From seventy nlrwarsss the women
uinun,ber the ,Aen. Ihi, shows. con-
c'nsvelv. that. relatively speaking. in
"mparisnn with men. the healtl.iest pc
ri.d It le.naleh life Is the close ofit Alb
solu,eIv. however, no period ii eitherse X
is SO healthy as that "f ."ulh-the blnom-
ing period Of bovhnod aud girhon,i.
I he abnye deductions % statistical Id
blrs correspond with everyday ebsetva
IONS un;hu,nan life.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
CRIMES PATENT
SMUT MACHINE

THyHE subscriber respectable
IL to the Mllers Of Shenandoah and thn IS,
Joining counties. that he prepared TO f,sn ''
mi put IN the above named machines cnrS
pIese. on the most reasonable terms
The Grain in this machine is cleaned =,
strnng current If air passing up .hrouoh !.
md carrving all dirt. white caps, smut arJ
lust out ut ttetop, willie the grain clean, mol
shell and bright. passes out at the bottom
The subscriber feels no hesitation in dec,o
ing Grimes Patent Smut Machine, ae Tho
only perfect machine FIR c6ectually cleons;,,o.
ote Of smut and other impurit Is NOR e,tr,,;a
More than 1900 Of these machines are No..
II use in the st ties of New York. pennsv,,s
MIA. New .Iessey. Delaware, MARYLAND. Ohio
md rgina, and he can show hundreds II
certificates from miliers and others in all these
States. proving beyond Controversy the eHA
cheney of the machines. but heprefers relv;S,
solely upon its practical utility for lis genera
Introduction among the millers Of Virginia
He " Il ask the privilege of putting IN the
rac!Iine in1heir mills. if, tpon a fair trial an.
proved Of to he paiC. for, If not to be taker
Town at the expense of the subscriber.
Machines Of this kind have been in oner..
ton from'ose to three wears ia Virginia. in the
counties q 'T.eudoun. Falqllr, Prince William
Ni"i nam, Pare
and Augusta, to which the subseaasr viii re-
fer those who alinpon him. The Pstew~ss
received the premium awarded at the last an.
nual meeting of the N York Agricultural 81,
ciety, and in addition to the Territory of the
United States have obtainetl-tlIe right of Grea4
Britain and her Provinces, and are now intro.
ducing their machines into Canada with Ger.
tain promise of success. In view of all these
facts, the subscriber hopes generous public
may be so far Invested of the natural prejudice
against Patent Machines, as to allow him an
early opportunity to prove the efficiency of
what he believes All improvement invaluable
to the milling interest of this country.
The subscriber will merely add that, it. on
trial, these machines do not prove FIR superior
to any machine now in use in this part of the
country. pay for them will not be expected or
required.
Any application for the above machines will
DC promptly attended to, if addressed, BY mail,
to the subscriber at his residence, in Waynes-
borough, Augusta COUNTY, Virginia
ERSKINE STANSBURY.
agent FIR the Proprietors,
September s, 1912 -eow3t &
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
Notice 10 Rasai11'sapts.

In relation 10 those whose iutlces OF
Bankruptcy have been published in ou'
columns. we Intent pursuing the course
adopted generally by publishers That
81. we will not make afii Iayit to fte lac,
Of their insertion, ut IRE gel ar fte for
pubHshi.g Item Those interested. ma,
look for strict adherence to this rule
on eur part Without regard 10 persons
except when satisfactory arrangements
ARE matte for their payment. In order.
tl,prtf IRE. that there NAV be no difficult,
i'm this matter. it waua be veil for bunk
.rupis eithertn arrange it with their re-
,speetive attorneys, on with US personal
~.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29

NyHE operations offthis Institution will be
A resumed ON MONDAY THE THIRD
DAY Of OCTOBER. Al the branches of
English, GREEK, AND RoMAN LITERATURE,
together with MENTAL. MORAL, AND M4THE-
MAr.oA SCIENCE, will be tanght. A. few
Young Men from abroad can be accommoda
ted with Board. Tuition, and all othe" neces
saty expenses, in the family of the Precep-
tor, at $3.50 for the Academical year of ten
months. at the salne'fate for any portion
of the YEAR not less than the time from
which ,hey enter to the close ofthe session.
SIT.AS BILLINGS. a. ",
Sept. %, 1894 Principal.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29

Counterfeit Gold I'VE have been
shown counterfeit half eagle, we'll CAL
cnta1e to pass without detection. 1t
il mt so heavy. but triAe thicker tn n
the genuine. The mouth of the eagle
m the counterfeit appears to be shut.
OR flse genuine partly cpen. The sound.
when thrown on the counter, is slightly
dull Thompson Reporter.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
g|sSiGtdtf GIot1ee.+

nj Office is hereby gwen, that Courts
1V Marital fer the present year " IL be held
at The following places:
For the lower Battalion, at jonathan era
bilI's Tavern. on the @8fli Of October.
For the upper Battalion, at fniliptStover's,
on the 29th of October
A Reg;mental Court of Enquiry Will be
hei at the court no lse in Woodstock. on the
18Th of November. BY order Of the Colonel
Sept 90, 1912.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
NOTES on THE CENSUS.

We find the following interesting CAL
cuIations and nu|es on the recent censu.
"t the United States. in a late Cincinnati
paper. lit is stated that.lhere occurs, be-
t" cen Is and rs. oi,esslsaih IN 2l1 be.
tween % and: IS. one death in As: be-
t~een..a5 and~45. one death in To-; be-
tween rs and S.. one death in 81; be.
tween SIS aNl 65. one. death lin "a +; be-
tween IS and rs. nae. death in 80 {: be-
tweenr-75 tad-S5. one, death in 1875; be-
tween 85 and 95. one,4Ieath in ll2: be-
tween 95 and los, one death in ZIG
Ihe above Ahaws IA less proportion Of
deaths between IS and IS. in proportion
to hose between 5 and rs st.xla. The bills
POI mortality senerssl v sh"w.
From, the aye Of 25 the proportional
number of deaths continuity intrease.un.
III at The age Off 90 but ftw.remain. The
last census shows 759 persoas al,ave The;
aye "fil00. Notwithstanding the great
number of those who die, yAsuuy. vet more
han two hundred thousand white persons
IN the United States are past the aye OF
severity.
lhe laws ct life and mortality between
the sexes aEe very remarkable. The,
may be. staied' thus:
!. In the present condition of the white
population Of the; uni,eh~States, the nun,
Der Of females born l.er annum are IA
bout twelve thousand less than the males.
i'l.i, determines of itself that polyga,py
is not the natural condition Of man and
that, the. laws Of nature and religion are
the same-that. one man shall be the
husband OF one woman.
2. At twenty years Of age. the females
exceed the males. This proves that.
between birth aud twenty. the mortality.
among the boys has been much greater
than that of among the girls.
8. From twenty to forty, the men a.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.
Vt rules held in the Clerks Office Of the coun
ty court of Shenandoah. on the 10th day of
September. l842; Joseph S. Mschir plain.
TN: against James NJ. Slaughter and others.
oeft ndants -ATTAcHMENT IN CHANrEkT.
ENHE defendant James NJ Slaughter not
II having entered disappearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules "i tbs court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi.
tant OF this country, II is ordered. That he app
near here, at ruis to be held therein on the
hrst "onday in December next. and answer
me hi:i OF the plaintiff and that copy ofthis
order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per pnbs ed in Woodstock, for two months
successfully. and posted at the front door of
me court house in the said town of Wood.
stock. "a yTesta
Sept 2. l842. p. WILLIAMS, csc
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
VIRGINIA, TO WIZ

VIRGINIA, TO wiz
AT rules held in the Clerks Office Of the ceur
" court of Shenandoah, on the II t. day OF
September. 1912; Jacob I.antz and Jackson
fsd'ey. executors of David Fadley, deceas-
ed plaintiffs. against David Fadley, defend
an'.-ATTAcHNxSr IN cHANrERV
RhE q PENDANT David Esdlev not having en-
n tered his appearance and given security
according to the act OF assembly and the rules
OF ms court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an nhabtant OF TINS
country. is ordered That he appear here
az rules to be held therein on the first Monday
~ December next, and answer the bill 81 tue
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order pc
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ished III Woodstock for two months success
sivelv, and posted at the front door OF ne
court house in the said town of Woods1ock'
4 copy-Teste,
Sept. %, 1912. z. WILLIAMS &c
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
Read rthis Notice.

"E take this method of calling on; AL
w those indebted to us. to come forward
and pay MS oHawl,houtf farther delay. or ,be
tween III time and the first of November
next, all those failing to comply with this re
guest, may expect to find their claims placed
IN the h.elits of Off: rs for collection.
ISAAC TROUT & co.
July IA, l842
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
FRANCIS H. JORDAN.
.AttoyWeu at Lar.

MILL practice in the Superior and Inferi.
or Courts of Page, Warren, Rappaban.
mock, Rockingham, Shenandoah and Hardy
Business entrusted to him will he promptly at
tended to- Office at Luray. Virginia.
Refer to Hon. d. L. Daggit LID. New
Haven, CT. Hon. II. ST. G. Tucker. Univers;ty
of Virginia. [June 80. 1870 IF
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-29
THE NEW TARIFF.

The following table. which we copy
froms,he New York Tribune. presents i;
comparative view Of the duties levied III
1882 aud now: