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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-15

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-15
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Ste oIa0labt9tetf nnlerer partet.
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Staat boben niemano ben 8ormuf su ma.
ben oab iIe bel Der lesten Wabl einc Nie=
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SAT- par poaen mir nur Die Stimmen in
einioen Gaunties pereleiben. 100 mir ents
lbieoene Mebrbeiten baben. Orei Senas
loren perloren mir in foleenben Oiitriften.
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Stimmen, 100 mir in lS40 cine Mebrbelt
Don 36l6 batten !-llnlere Stimme in
oieiem Oiffrift mar bel osr lesten Babl
bel 5000 penioer als in 1910. Die ber
eofo Sofos nur etnal6OO Wenieer.
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rp perloren mir einen nit 4S2 Stimmen.
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batten. unlere Stimme mar nebr als
in ls4O. Die oer eofos uneefdbr 1000.
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loren mir einen nit 495 Stimmem 100 mir
in 1910 cine Webrbeit BON l447 batten.
g4ir perloren Is @lieoer oes 6auies
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NIT nur gang fleinen Mebrbeiten, wo mir
penn Die Sarrifon Oemofraten 5ur 9Sabl
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.pelben mir in lS40 cine Mebrbeit BON
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Is 8eprelentanten perloren, bios neil nn.
lere Sreunoe au 6aule blieben. SIT oies
nibt unperseiblibs gsa6ldbi9feit Der
Demofraten ID.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-15

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-15

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-15

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-15

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-15

Stansburn Der Wlann Der ouf BiliamS
fbcs, pcr benz Moncn9absIa 6auie in Yittss
burg, am lestn stsn Ssphmber wuroe bsi
Der Isssn Court osr pjsrtsljdDrIibsn Sisunsen
psrbort unb tsS An9rHs mb ShId9srsi in Der
abitbt Su mSrSen, ibulSi9 ssfunoen. Sanss
burp bate Grlaubnib erbaItsn $500 Stir9s
fbaft ,u ifsasn unt aIs man i'm iubts, nabs
benz bas lrtbsi! aus9efprebsn mar, mar CT
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
CONGRESS-.

he Globe OF the 18th INST. remarks,
in referring to the debate in the senate
on the loan bill 1t was supposed, af-
ter the loan bill passed to its third read
ing, on the conclusion of the excellent
speech OF MIR. Smith Of CD nnectleut yes
terday, that this days del pate would fin
'sh It. But last nights arrangement a.
nong Tie Wigs, brought abou, recon-
sideration of the vote on the passage of
The bull to the third reading. This course
'fas adopted to get rid of \ r. Benton's a.
mendment, which struck cut the clause
taakfs the scrip Of the ID an payable to
-earer, anl ssuable in til smallest de-
foundations. The caucus drill, we sup
pose. vas brought to bear, and the wings,
almost in body, came ID to the mark,
:ad voted in to-day what was voted out
yesterday. We are to hid we the cont
neutrl currency again in some shape. -
.slr. Calhoun. 10 brlel, terse, and con-
s'ensed speech, summed d p the groun's
of his opposition TO such measure as a
means Of relieving the FRANCES. lie
glanced at the whole syste m Of which the
loan bill, as he demonstrated, was an es-
aentlai part, and in rapid review Of the
circumstances, Brought irl esistibIe con-
sietlon TO the mind that tile whole train
q embarrassment and tliscFedit in which
VIC government IS involved, was the re-
fplt Of well Considered policy, looking %
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
LORD ASliBURTON.

The occasional correspondent Of the
Baltimore Patriot, in bis letter Of the
9th inst, says Of the special Minister
from England:
Ills friendship to this country has
been tested on two important occasions:
First--When the Treasury was, as now
exhausted, it became necessary, by ex-
traordinary efforts, to raise funds to meet
the interest OF the Holland loan. MIR.
Gallatin, then Secretary Of the Treasury.
conferred with Mr.. Barring, (Now lord
Ashburteti,) who agreed to purchase u.
5. Bank stock at $40 per share, and
thus saved the credit Of the nation. Sec
ondly- When Napoleon conseated to
sell Louisiana, il was on ttsk express con
dition that he was 10 rsceisE the FIVE nil~
lions in cash, which. Caring prompt
" advancss bonds, payable
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
A PRoPoslT TON.
DID.
p~.

We are DESTROYS of red hcing tile sub
.stription price of the Sen incl to TWO
DOLLARS. To accomplish this, we
intend making every poss lble exertion-
and we respectfully solici our friends to
use their influence to proc pre the requi-
site number OF subscribers necessary to
enable US to carry out the undertaking
If we shall succeed, the contemplated
reduction will take effect On the first of
September next, when NE W volume will
commence. Those who are ling to aid
us in this matter, will pie use call at the
office, Wien they can cow eniently do so,
and we will furnish them with subscrip-
ton papers. We expect also, in the
course of few months, to send one of
our hands round to solicit subscriptions
II, after all that we can do, consistently
with an honest aud upriah course-if.
after rcsorting to every valuable means
within cur reach--we shall finally fail
TO realise the anticipations which We SO
ardently cherish, we will not complain
of it; for we are aware that We have no
claims upon the people "a rther than the
benefits which We can con Ter upon them
through the columns of o pr paper;-but
we shall pursue the course which pru-
Dental regard for our welfare may die
tate.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
PROSPECT
or 49,
VI a lSeWs~a very Cneap
MAGAZINE.
On the .trst Of qpyfh aviH be commenced Nao
MagGzine (to take piece Of the 'fhehir
and Budget under the tile
BALTIMORE MONTHLY ULSTER.

1T WILL be issued with far neater cover
Z --on good paper and type, and win be
composed Of closely printed matter-amount-
ing to nearly four hundred pages per volume.
EaGl number will be accompanied by very
fine WOOD CUT, illustrating The nofuvaIhis-
tory and customs far the month FIR Which each
number Is INTENDED. Each design viii be &C
compan:ed by both prose and poetic sketch
es, not only of the general features and holli-
day custom but likewise OF the Agricultural
peculiaritles of every month. This will be q
neac feature, and, it is hoped, will render the
Monthly Visiter peculiarly Nelecme. gae@s-
on every Farmers table. The fist number
will likewise bel embellished with an Engra-
wing representing Shakespeare Tanning the
Shrew, illustrated by story from Charles
Lamb, one of the most popular authors Eng
land has ever boosted. This plate and the
illustrations of the months, hare lerer apptGred
in opg other ,aGgqzi'le.
The quality OF the reading matter Of the
Baltimore Monthly Visiter may be inferred
from the following list of contributors--tO
which other distinguished names will be from
time to time added. To instruct and 10 amuse
will be our aim
Contributors.
Rev. f. y. Reese, Rev. I.eander Kerr, Prof.
J. r. w. Dunbar, Prot Edward Foreman, Pr
Chaplin r. Harris, d.. c. c. Cox, Or. James
Hamilton, DR.. john Fonerden, Dr.. ]. w -
Geycr, Mrs. IydiasJane Rierson, Mrs eAmelsk
Il Welbv, Miss Esther Wetliecalk,, author OF y
the two Christmasses,' David RoGman, Esq.
n. c. Brooks, a. Nj, Messrs. Nj. INSbsm F. 4
y.ssas,~ 7 s Arthur authoE of The SRoIdM
nate, w. Fl. Carpenter, ]. b. Jones 81
wild Western Scenes &C., l.. I. NJ
Austin Sperry. j. f. S, Rocesten
Atkinson, @. Barbour, r.. C.
Yellot, Esq NJ. S Lovett f.
Milford Bard author Of the
band,' 'John Smith Of Jno.' "a
tors MSS
In the Inc Of critical notices of new
a decided Improvement Will be made upo1Ptte
nlan of the .Pbonex and Budget Ind in the
way of stories, an important reform viii be s
adopted, which viii abolish the plan Of giving
long novels continued provokingly from nuns
Der to number.
In order to place the work in the hands of
such as may not feel wiling to pay the more
expensive prices of monthly magazines, the
has determined to publish the work
At the extremely low price charged for its plat
ner and unillustrated predecessor. The price
will therefore be 81 so, for = single copy--5
copies for SIS. This IS giving about four pa.
ges for one cent.
1T is des.rable TO receive orders at once, that
We may knew hnw 70 regulate our issues,
The trade win be served at very liberal
rates.--ezsresnely anxions as We are TO extend
Inc usefulness af the work as widely as posi-.
bic. Address postage r9'd,
-rar e,nopr sxTcR OF rnG MoSTur IsITf8.s
t.e seize 1T AStarSey Fssiter. 10.
ats zsgesis ns leases Nd
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
FOR THE SENTINEL.
To Mesws. Gatea0ood, Croagtogd,
WalIioms, and Bare:

WaUiams, and Bare:
GENTLEMEN; As you are candidates
to represent the county of Shenandoah
in the next General Assembly of Virgin
ia, claim the right to question you on
any subject on which that Assembly has
a right to act.
Your political opinions assume 10 be
too we'll known, to need any dtfning. -
But as men of the same principles in po-
iitics may differ widely on what are con
sldered matters of mere policy, it is to a
subject of. this character, that | wish to
call your attention-a subject which,
you will admit, has become OF deep i'm
portance to ALL mean the currency.
First, then, our banks having forfeited
their charters by suspension Of specie
payments, are you willing to have the law
enforced, and the banks dissolved?
Secondly, those banks being dissolved,
either By forfeiture of charter Or expira-
ton thereof, would you be willing 10
recharter them, or to charter any more
banks under the same law :.
Thirdly, (if you should answer The last
question in the negative, what restric-
tons, or amendments, would you propose
to our present banking system?
Your answers land you surely will not
refuse to answer will be addressed to
plain men, let them therefore be plain
and unequiyocal. A VOTER.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21

0FWe are authorized to announce
Wright GsateWo0dp esq, as :
candidate to represent Shenandoah coun-
ty in the next Legislature OF Virginia.
gsWe are authorized to announce
David Crawford, GsG., as a cam
sidate to represent Shena1 doah county IN
the next Legislature of Virginia.
~ We are authorized TO announce
Capt. saEsaseR G.. Williams as
caadiiate to represent this county in the
next legislature of Virginia.
NJ We are authorised to announce
yg'Isosssas G.. Burnett, esq the
peoples candidate, to rep resent Shenan-
soahA county in the next Legislature of
Virginia. The thoroughg ping friends of
Republlcanism.
.n, Editor: You will please announce
in your paper, that Col. SaIal;H Bare
will be supported for a s. eat in the next
legislature of Virginia. by
.Ny4.NY Voters.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
gc &e,td iueC


The subscriber has fully authorized SAMUEL
C. WiILIAMs, Esq to receive, and receipt for
him when paid, all monies due the Sentinel
office, from April |, 1852 70 March. I, 1871 ;
and has conferred the same authcritv npon
Mr.. JouS GATEwoon, III reference to ali mo-
MES due said office, from March I, 184l, to
March /, 1e42. A collector will shortly wait
upon all indebted and uneSs they liquidate
their dues, a more rigid co,d rse will be sdop-
ted. This may be relied npoh, as the business
of the office mast be entirely settled.
JOHN ". RIGDEN,
Late Proprietor of the Sentinel "a
April IA, 1912,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21

'aoJlui lie is: and il
Wing could des5
the character am
country, to pasA 'iona
no matterwIIat may De MS
society, or what his relative posl
our country, And, whilst We are ain
and sincerely hope, that this special
sion may result in the amicable and
dicious arrangement Of the many yexed
and TOO long protractcd rights Of our ma
ton, yet it would be only bya proper,
prudent, and manly demand that we
would wish to have those rights prosecu-
ted and acknowledged; and not BY a ser
vile cringing to, and applause Of, Ny
Lord and detracton, 10y talsehood, Of
our country. It's evident, from the let
ter, that the writer wishes to familiarize
the American people with the~fact Of an
empty Treasury, and, although never
known to exist in this nation in. lime Of
peace, except at this present time, and
under Wing Administration, the vri-
ter asserts that the Treasury Of the U.
States was empty during Mir. JefIerson's
administration. Such was not the fact
The Barings. Brothers, and Company. Of
London, who were the naval and com
mission agents of the United States, re-
ceived the stock at the Treasury yaua-
ton, and disbursed its proceeds to the
credit of this Government, as they would
have done any other remittance; and, so
far from that commercial house or agen-
cy assuming the payment Of The amount
agreed to be paid by this country for the
Territory of Louisiana, if we are not
greatly misinformed, the father in-law
of the present Lord Ashburtor. the late
VIM. Bingham, merchant, of PhiladeI-
phia. made, by the purchase and sale Of
that very stock issued by our Govern
mem Tor the payment OF that Territory.
the handsome fortune that made the
daughter of VIM. Bingham suitable
match for the eldest son of Sir Francis
Barring. And the Earrings received the
stock through secondhands.-BaH Rep.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
no IN

"a.
The undeYiened
public and his friend
chased Of thclate prop
establishment Of the 8
VALLEY, and that be will n
editor and proprietor.
In assuming The control and
mept Of the Office. he is not uncofsl
Of the weiglity obligations which will u
yolve upon BIN, both in regard TO himself
and to these who patronise him; nor is
he unaware Of the disadvantages unde,
which he will have to Labor. Limited in
pecuniary means, comparatively inexpc-
riencsd. and totally destitute of personal
'nfiuence-and being entirely dependent
on the Iiberality and generosity of the
people for support-it viii require, on
his part, every cxertion Of which he is
capable, mental and bodily. These ex-
ertions, he cherishes hope at least, will
be duly appreciated, and meet with a
corresponding support IRON an enlIghten-
ed public.
The subscription list or4ts1S Sentinel isS
so small at present, that the expenses ne
cessarily incurred in publishing itsxe
scarcely betrayed thereby. Taking intoV
consideration the vast number Of persons
living in this county who DO not take any
description of newspaper-and who are
abundantly able to subscribe for one
we can but conclude, that different state
of things might, and ought exist. Under
these circumstances, were il not for the
advertising and job work, the Office world
necessarily go down-and that, too. in
this boosted and far-famed Tenth Legion
Of DemocraeyP Shall we. will these
facts exhibited, cali in vain upon our per-
sonal and political friends, to give their
aid, not only that the principles of the
democratic party may be sustained, but.
that we may be enabled to go Oh our way
fejoicing?'
j. GATEWOOD.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
r Communicated
POLITICAL NOTICED COME I'LL
and HEIR.

A general meeting of the citizens of
Edinburg is politely requested on Mon
day the 25th inst, at which time one or
more public erations will be delivered on
the Importance of eleeting delegates for
the Legislature of Virginia. The same
invitation is extended to the citizens of
Mt. Jackson and its vicinity, on Tues
day the 26th, and to the citizens of New
Market on Wednesday the 9th.
hope to see q general turn out of the
people at each Of the above times and
places, asst Isl matter of great import
ancc now depending upon judacious
election of candidates. The people are
desired to meet, that they may hear a
fair and plain Investigation OH this all
important subject, and also some others.
The thoroushsoing friends Of Repuhli-
canisrn.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
For the Seut,'nez.

Having lately attended an examination
of the school at Strasbrg under the d.
rection of Mr.. Levi H. Brown, cannot
refrain from thus publicly REFRESHING the
satisfaction felt on the occasion. | vas
highly grati6ed by observing the great
improvements which have been made of
late years in the plan of education. From
the oldest to the youngest, Mr. Browns
pupils eyinced the great attention with
which they had applied themselves to
their studies. 1t was particularly pleas
ing to the audience to see even small
children examined in Grammar. Geogra-
ply and Arithmetic, acquit themselves
IN the most satisfactory manner. On the
whole, the specimens given by the pupils
of their Improvement. furnish convincing
proofs of the great attention of their tea
cher, ard of his m onmon talent of sti
gu Iating them to exertion.
4 Trend 10 Touth.
April IS, l84s.
-e9e-
.4utM disaster The Steamboat Me-
dora, recently built by the Virginia and
Maryland Steam Navigation Company,
and intended to ply between Baltimore
and Norfolk, exploded while in the act
Of leaving the wharf at Baltimore, upon
an excursion dowE the bay, for the pur-
pose Of testing her qualities. A number
Of citizens Of the city mad assembled 70
witness her performance but the num-
Der on board when the explosion took
place, had not, from the latest accounts,
been ascertained many, however, had
been recovered, and every exertion was
made to recover those who were missing
and known to have l>n glestfeyed BY
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
NFtsttI To
Mm. nj. RoBERTsoN, Secretary.
c A n D

Col. McPHERsoN is The PEOPLES Cam
didate, in opposition to the caucus at Lu-
ray. call upon Col. Mcpherson's friends,
to come one and all, to the polls, on the
4th Thursday in April, and his election
is sure. There is no just cause .of COM
plant against him. On the dawn cleo
ton. Col. Mcpherson will satisfy all un-
preiudiced men, that his course Aias the
last Legislature was approved BY the
Democratic Republicans of both houses.
Il Friend TO Justice.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21

ing; and whereas, Jacob Strole. ESQ., was
Nominated ri a meeting previously held
At Honeyvi|le, and i appears that he u
mites The votes Of a large portion Of the
inhabtants Of the upper part Of the
County; and whereas, also, IN the opinion
Of this meeting. Jacob Strole, Esq. IS
held in high estimation by the people Of
the lower part Of the County, There
fore,
ResolUed, That the nomination Of Col.
Jonas Aleshue be Withdrawn which
preamble and resolution were adopted by
the meeting.
On motion made by a. ]. O'Bannon,
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Sentinel 0!
the Valley.
DANIEL STRICKLER.
Chairman.
IT, mr. n eso.,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
A few VIRGINIA 81 CRIVENERs
for sale at this Office.

q We are authorize u % announce
Col. John HEcPIaeEts0aa as a can
-tldate to represent Page cnunty in the
next Legislature Of Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21

Connecticus STATE Election cleo
ton was held in this state on the 4tlf in
slant for governor and members Of the
legislature. Neither of the candidates
for governor receiving majority OF all
the votes cast. as the law requires, there
was no choice Of governor-there being
one abolition and conservative candi-
date, upon whom sufficient number of
votes were cast to defeat either Of the
other two candidates. For the legisla-
ture, our opponents sustained Waterloo
defeat. There are 1874 democrats, Al
federalists, and Q abolitionsts; leaving
a democratic majority of 81 in the low
err house-and in the senate the demo.
Gratis have elected Is and the federaists
6. This legislature will elect a United
States senator.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21

.Niew York Charter Elections--We
learn from the Globe that Robert III. Nor
ris. (dem. has been elected Mayer OF
N. York city by | $3.50 majority--the lar
gest majority in that city for man years.
1t is doubtful which party elected ma
jority Of Aldermen and Assistant Alder
men. The tickets were very much split
up, on account of the school questions. =
The democrats have also elected their
candidates for Mayor in the cities of AL
bany and Brooklyn, N. Y, for the first
time in many years.