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SOMETHING SINGULAR.

Bandui in AmfriCG- A singular cIr'
cumstauce, which beIeII a gentleman
Que day asst week, was yesterday related
TO Us. The gentleman IN question hau
ieh Llncrs er Pa, IN vehicle, alone
wuh the n emil Of gong 10 llaEre da
Grace. 10 this Stale. Shortly alter leav'
ing the city, he overlook woman with
basket on her arm, VINO requested him 10
allow her to ride a short distance IN Inc
vehicle with HIM, saying that she was
very tired aGd had npt far to 90. DE gram
ed the request, but after time, lro"'
some Cause he suspected his comp7nIon
was not what size proIessed TO be, but
a man IN disguise. A closer examination
under The veil, for The person kept close
Iy veIed confirmed bis doubts, and as he
vas rapIt y approaching dreary woocs,
he was anxious 10 rid himsell other com
p ny, but how 10 Go it was the question.
Time became precious, and al I5sI resofi-
ed to the rue knocking of his own hat
accidentally, Of course, while his horse
was in full trot. BY the time the horse
cou d BE- reluod Up, tie hat was IrIl The
rear. He proposed TO the lady to get
out and bring it to him. TINS she retu-
sed 10 do saving that she would hold the
horse. The gentleman replied that The
horse as rather fiery one and he coud
not trust him 10 her. After little parIey
she consented 10 90 Tor the bal, leaving
the basket in the carriage. The gentle
man watched his time, aud when lne Ia
dy was far enough off he whipped up,
eaving her be hind, aud drove with all
speed through the woods 10 the next
house. There he mentioned his susPI-
cons, and upon examining The basket, a
pair Of pistols, full loaded, and a tin
whistle were found in it, The infer
ence then was cIeir that his companion
W a william in disguise, who hid plan
ned to rob, perhaps murder him, and
that there were accOmpices not lar of,
who could be easily called by the whIs-
tie. 1t NAV be we'll enough 10 mention
that he had considerable amount OF mnn-
ey with him, fact which WAS probably
known to his companion. Thanking his
stars for his escape, for he considers 1t
an escape mosr likely from violent
death, he pockets the pistols and the loss
OF his hat with the greatest oil pleasure
imaginable.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-18

ordered his state coach to convey me in
my rags 10 lock at The city, and thence
in company with General Barragus 10
to the office Of Mr.. Ellis. Several Of
he higher Mexican officers in the city.
especially Barragus, expressed sympa
thy Tor me, and treas ed me kindly.
Ny waumest gtar1tOde IS due to the
A mercan Consul at Mexico. Mr. Black
for his constant kIndness aud attention
10 mr while sick and in chains, as well
as after my release
FRANKLIN COMBS.
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MIND YOUR BUSINESS This was an
excellent exhortallou, which in he days Of
yoIe we used to see stained upon some OF
the old fashioned Rhode Island coin
"mind your business" There was more
value 10 our fathers in these words than
there was in the Coppers on which they
stood imprinted; more value, because
they not only udmoDIshed The holder to
20 to work honestly, TO obtain more Of
Them, but they were calculated to pro-
mote his health ss they Increased his
industry, and to make him respectable
rs they keep him out of other people g
business. Reader! let these words, as
the saying is, stare you GuI in the lace"
Whenever you sally out into the idIer's
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No. 23--WHOLE No. 3s7.

the House, better known BY the sobrt.
quet Of the "Goyernor Of Columbiana,"
bore a conspicuous part. Upon some
provocaton, though what we are not
D precisely informed Mr.. jenkins as
ssured Mr. BaIes a member Of the
B ard Of Public Works, by striking
him with heavy walking stick over
the head when ne valIanlIy took to his
heels to avoid reprisaIs. We believe
that Mr.. BItes was not seriously MUIR
ed, although he is not indebted TO the
good will Of his assalani for his escape
- o. S. Jour.
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To good 10 be lost AN old miser in
New England, owning a farm, found 1t
impossible one day to do bis work with
out assistance, & according : offered any
man food for performing the requisite
labor. A hall.starved pauper hearing Of
the terms, accepted them. Before going
into the fields in the morning, the far
mer invited his help TO Breakfast; after
finishing the morning meal, the old skim
flint thought it would be saving time If
they should place the dinner upon the
The breakfast. This was readily agreed
to by the unsalisfied stranger, aud the
dinner was soon despatched. "Suppose
now ;" said the frugal farmer, eve lake
supper It will preserve lime and trouble,
YOU know" Just as you like" said the
eager eater; and at II they went. "Now
We will 90 to work" i'd The satisfied d.
delighted employer. THANK you" re-
piled the laborer, i never work alter sup
per-
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A New DISCOVERY. We have let
Ter before us IN The London Alhen@um,
which describes ga new and eXtraOrdina.
ry discovery just made in Prussia by
which printed works of any kind can be
copied with perfect accuracy, and copies
multiplied with no further expense than
the cost Of paper and press work. The
plan is kept a profound secret BY the
inventor; but has demonstrated It's elhca-
cy BY copying two pages Of the London
Atheneum, which so closely resembles
the original as TO be scarcely transferred
--llluminuted copies of Oncient books
inflated books Of all kinds reprinted in
numbers and with facility and correct
ness that almost exceeds belief"
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ANOTHER FIGHT.

As though the Locofoco party had not
sufficiently lowered itself and dlsgraced
the State, by The turbulent conduct oI
its leaders during the winter, another
fgh, was got up IN this city on Tuesday
afternoon last, in which Mr.. Jenkins, oil
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From the CirCleUiHe Hei aid.
Tom COrYiRH,


As sung BY Kellogg, Of The Picka-
way delegation, with great applause at
the late Slate Convention.
TUNE-TAe CampbeIis are coming.
Twas 10 log cabin Tom Corwin was
born,
He could dig the potatoes and hoe the
green corn
He could plough straight furrow, and
cry wo a.hoy,
Huzza for Tom Corwin, the Wagner
Boy!
Huzza for Tom Corwin, the Wag.
oner Boy,
Huzza for Tom Corwn, the Wag-
oner Boy,
The crack of his whip fills Ohio
with joy,
Huzza for Tom Cofwin, the Wag-
oner boy.
Before his strong arm, the tall grain
was laid low,
For he was man among men, you may
know
To toll on the farm was his youthful
employ,
Huzza for Tom Corwin, the Wagner
Boy!
Huzza! &c.
When the British and Indians were
fighting Old Tip,
Tom gear'd up his team, and took down
his long whip,
The loads Of provisions he drove with
great joy
Huzza for Tom Corwin, the Wagner
Boy.
Huzza! &c.
Through swamps and the forests he cu
his way through,
No danger could frIghten no labor
subdue;
Old TIP then received him, and cried
with great joy,
Huzza for Tom Corwin, the Wagner
Boy
Huzza! &c.
Let Shannon go stump it-he'll find
soon enough,
He can't 60 the caPer, though aided by
Brough;
That does his own talking, none vii
he employ
Huzza for Tom Corwin, the WagoneI
Boy!
Huzza! &c.
Each friend Of his country will cheer
fully come,
And put in his vote for the Wagon Boz
Tom;
The ball that is rolling the Locos an.
noy,
Huzza Tor Tom Corwin, the Wagone
Boy!
Huzza! &c.
Tom is true Buckeye-he speaks no
for pay;
And Shannon ard Brough must kee
out OF his way;
Or, like General Crary, he will then
Destroy
Huzza for Tom Corwin, the Wagone
Boy!
Huzza! sc.
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list, or whenever you are on the point
OF Inqulrng into concerns or meddIiUg
with the business Of others, in which you
have no interest, and, our word for it
yourself will be the gamer
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A PerilouS Situation The sIoop Mo-
nita. of Rahwap, N. J went ashore on
Tuesday night, on Earl Bank, and the
Captain and crew remained lashed to
the vessel, with The sea breaking over
them ten hours. When they we're res
leased, they were completely encased
in ice.
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Not ! AZ since, in the bar.room Of a
tavern ina small village in this State,
hnge. lazy, idle elbow of the class usually
to he lUund lettering about such places
We r.iing away at tremendous Ia'P'
at the bankrupt law, declaring that IL
was intend only as means OF "'plns
out i1st and honest debts, and was
.rlscaily measure. After he had s"ag
gered and bu lied for some time, gem
ueman present, a pain, blunt honest
man, stepped up 10 him, and taking from
his pockej promssaiy note when no
held upon the fellow, told him il he would
give him tuelre and half cents on !he
doiiar for the amount 1t called for On lis
face. he you'd release him from all oOH-
garlons H. had not a word moTe 10 say
Our friend then advised him to keep his
mouth shut upon TINS su'ject IN tu'ur7'
and 90 home to work like an honest man
10 On, his debts. Whether he will act
upon This advice, we are unable to say.
! Il il suits others, let them take H. Lez'
Int.
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HTWhy does a portrait painter re
semOIe a clown4
Because they both gain a living Oy
making faces.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21
Brick House end Lot

in said town, acorner lot, for some time occu
pied as house of Public Entertainment
Also. five other pieces, parcels or tracts of
Land, lying and being in the SAID county of
Shenandoah, conveyed to me in said deed, and
therein described as the same conveyed by j.
S. spengler by deed of bargain and sale on
the Oath day of Dec. 1929 to the said John
Morris. containing in all One Huadrtd and
I'aoe,ty- .Sin and Half .acres.
sesellng as Trustee shall convey to The pur-
chaser suei, title only as is vested in me as
such, though that is believed to be unques
tionahle. f. T. WILLIAMS.
TRUsyRE.
April 1912 is c.. S. s
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Married,

the Eel l1ssss- Stony Creek by
MISS Izsaleih s. .Slsrsv~-s.f,c54,,oas = =
county. A.e - l.
y E loye 70 see young people marry.
They neyer'duly appreciate the relation
they Sustain to themselves and tie com.
munitF, uatil they get the lost rip the
man il not a whole man, without IL
10 a 1 Young men, then, oar advice is,
Get n arrled without delay then,
as an after Of course, Subscribe for the
Ssntl'fe1 In conclusion, we wish the
above newly married much Joy in their
marriage, and an exemption from thos e
harras 81 and perplexIng cares which
fall to the lot Of fraiI humanity. They
will afcept our warlnest thanks for the
delicious piece ofthe bridal cake that ac-
comPa nled the notice. l-ED. SENT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-04-21

EZIZ|: $50 bags prime Rio Coffee
20 hhds N. O. & Porto Rico Sugars
20 do do & Matanzas Alolasses
90 bbls do do
l 900 lbs. Loaf Sugars, assorted
10 bbls Tanners Oil, do
AND HAVE IN STORE
Old Government Java Coffee,-warranted
Mocha Coffee.-direct importation
Young Hyson, Imperial, and Gllnpowder Teas
RICE, Crackers, Cheese, &c.
Rifle ahd Blasting Powder
Ground Alum Salt, in bulk and in sacks
liverpool fine do do
90 balds Manchester Cotton Yarns, assorted
WindoW Glass all sizes
Putty 4nd White Lead, in oil
IFS kegs Anti Eatam Cut Nails, assorted
Liquors and wines Of all kinds
Some did Monongahela Whskey
All Of which we offer for sale on pleasing terms
also, on Consignment,
few thousand Havana Segars, which we are
authPrised to sell at regular prices for. Rail
ROAD money, at par.
Winch ester, Al ril ri, 1342-3t
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SeI-Defeasce.

s WING TO many misfortnnes and heavy
" losses, the subscriber has been corstran-
ed, from the purest motives, to petition for the
benefit of the Bankrupt Law. His sole OBJ
Ject is, to extricate himself from the payment
of large sums of money. for and in consdera-
ton of real and personal property, the right
and title of which | was informed and auppos-
ed wnre good After having this property in
possession length Of time, the title was dis
puted, and now not only must labor under
the injustice of loosing large amount already
paid and be put out Of house and home; but
am demanded the deferred payments on the
bonds given in consideration of the pro, .erty,
as though had got the same free OF incum-
brance, as was informed at the time of pur-
chase The oppressed situation in which
have been thus placed. prompted me to pur-
sue the course have taken,, which was far
thest from my desires
In justice to myself, deem it proper to re-
flute a foul and infamous SANDER which has
been circulated against me, and said to have
originated with Mr.. George f. Hupp. It.is
thls:-Mr.S Hupp is represented as having seen.
me havea large amount Of money, only a few
days before my application for the benefit of
the bankrupt law. called upon MIR. Hupp
for al explanation; & he most positively denied
the charge, and further stated that he did not
recolect of seeing me have even S. during
the last twelve months. With this statement,
feel confident Of being justified in the eyes of
an impartial public.
THOMAS G. *DURRETT.
strasburg, April Z, 1612-2t pd
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Es mutual consent Of the parties Interested
AD ~ the sale of personal property belonging
TO Thomas G Dnrrett, and bound under deed
o. trust, IN which am trustee, the above
property being advertised for sale for cash,
on the 25gd Of -4prA win be sold on that day,
On credit OF six months for all sans over
i've dollars, by the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; S. and under the
cash viii be required.
MARK BIRD 7sastee.
April 18th. l84l-pd.
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Ianee's compound Syrup Of HoreheuEd.

ne FAD the following remarksselected from
-E1 an eminent medical work .-Eyoachefis.
This disease generally commences like ordna-
~ catarrb, with chilness, lass;ttde, slight
cough and tightness and oppression about the
breast. At first the cough is dry, but copi-
Gus secretion Of transparent mucus, something
like the white Of an egg soon takes place, and
with il considerable abatement of the cough,
50 long as the symptoms preserve these appear
ances the disease may be regarded as uHcheck
cd n If violence This disease although APP
parentlY trivial IN its incpient stages, will If
not checked in seasons, lead to thatfell destroy
81 Pulrnonsry Consumption. On tire first ap
pearance Of these symptoms procure bottle
of the compound Syrup Of Horehound For
sale By Seth Hance, corner of Charles and
Pratt stY Baltimore. JDr G Schmitt ag't
or Wo4dstock MAY "a -Q1f--xp
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w .4NCE'S COuPOUND SYRUP or
a A ROREHOUND, FOR CONSUMPTION


W .4NCE'S COWPOUND SYRUP ar
| n a HOREHOTND, FOR CONSLIllPY7O N
SPIIITNG or BLOOD, ASTHMA
| COUGHS, e5c.-The virtues of horehound for
arrestng the progress of cough and consump
ton has been universally known since The dis.
covery OF America. fhe Indians so celebra.
ted for curing all diseases with herbs. used We
ry extensively the korehound in all cases Of
colds, coughs, &c 1t is to them that we are
indebted for the knowledge we hare of th;syal.
'hle remedy, and did we use it as freely and
promptly as those uncivilsed beings. the lists
OF deaths from consumption would be oompar-
at'veiy small to what it is atpresent. IN Inasca
'as0er Uas hs'ol0n to de ae5th consumption, pc
cause they always take such remedies as ar
rest the disease in time. Consequently being
tree from diseases of the lungs they are the
health'est race Of persons in the world.
Persons who have Slight cold should M
fail to take the Compound Syrup ofHore1ound
It is simple aud gentle remedy, founded G.
scientific principles. and does not contain ar
thing that can injure persons in the most del
cate state OF health.--Price so cts per bottls
Forsale by Seth Hance, corner Of Charles
Pratt sis. aud T Perkins s brothers, corn.
Of Green and Franklin SITS. Baltimore. sr.
sale by Dr. = G sclanitt, Woodstock
May 90. 1641-y
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3 challenge the world to produce any man
= who has seen me have the. amount said to
have been seen by G F HCpp since the Srd of
May 184l, that being the time lost my peck
ct book; and as this report is positively denied
by Hupp, and with many others of a similar
nature, is wholly ungrounded and equally I'm
true, hope the generous public will let this,
with many others, run for what the viii fetch,
and much oblige their humble servant and
friend; for the report is a ID lie--an the
author stands challenged BY me to make him
self known at his own risk.
THOMAS G DURRETT.
April IA. lS42 st.
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FAL N G UTn
g q fto7p g III.

FH1HE subscriber has lately had consign-
Il ments OF 1000 lbs. of superior Cotton
Yarn, in bales of 200 lbs each, and variously
assorted from No. to A.
- BY 3yy virtue Of an agency and arrangements
.,sa The proprietors Of this Factory,
@nts of Page, shenansr,,s "A 80 - ,l'sl-
~ l9c'se'y the prices charged at tie Fs e.nr,
civ ta''.'uu'h OF Richmond, free of carriage for
Ga Ga months credit, or Ave per cent dseoa ~.
rnra~ GABRIEL JORDAN.
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Trust Sale Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE,

ID virtue ola deed of trust from John
-aS Morris to the undersigned, dated on the
29th day of December, 1899, and recorded
in the clerks Office of the county court of
Shenandoah. will sell, on Monday the End
dag Of Nag, 1912, in the town of Strasburg,
in SAID county, to the his hest bidder at pub
lie auction, for cash, (before the front door Of
the premisesl q certain
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CyyEOUetf}Se1ue1tfs
INTENDED FOR E'FHIs
PUBLIC EYE"
TIE SUBSCRIBER.

TIE SUBSCRIBER,
"A MONG the numerous articles which lie
"A has for sale, would offer the iolloYing
to the attention ofthe public:
Medicines Of all kinds
Drugs and Dye-Stufs
Confectionery full assortment
Glass and Queensware
Window & Clock Glasses, all sizes
A complete asst of Boots & Shoes
Any quantity Of Fancy Goods
Groceries Of every descriptions
A good assortment of Books
Clocks atyarious warranted
An assortment of Jewelry
A variety Of Musical instruments
ALwAYs soN HAND.
ALL the above
and the other arti-
Giles he has ON hand he
will sell on reasonable terms
for Cash. He says for Cast,
because he wishes to do, as far as
he possibly can, a cash business.
PRACTICE ATTENDED TO AS USUAL,
ACCOUNTS of long standing, it is desirable,
should be settled as promptly and
as expediciously as possible
JOHN G. sCHMITT.
November IS, 1841.-y
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MIR. Alexander Anderson,

EGLEAsE TAKE NOTICE, That
& On Thursday the 5hef 1l1y, 1912,
at the Office Of Master Commissioner Bird, in
the town Of Woodstock, Shenandoah county,
Virginia, shall proceed to take the dispositions
of Glover Hunt and others, to be read as evil
dence in my behalf in a SUIT in chancery in the
county court of Shenandoah county, in which
am plaintiff and you and others defendants
Yours, &c.
HIRAM MYERS.
..1~ ,o4o
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NOTICE.

rEVHlE training of the officers belonging to
d the 18th. 156th and l46th Regiments Va.
Militia, will take place in Woodstock on Mon
day the 9th day Of May next, and continue un.
til Wednesday, inclusive
ID STlCKLEY, Col. 1S6th Regt.
Per Jos. H. Clover, Adjt 146th RECT. !
March l7-[Sl]
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ass
Sue Maxine. asN BlaelgSA,jtE,

Hv1,,s ssls- Maklng, liiN BlaeksNitIlnSS
s. business still epnfniegtbe 3bese
tic Winchester An shop near DE l'sf9 q
~ w ,.'l 80 a.'. Stomae RailrsaN gomIat
~: 3. were e = prepare to execute AZ ordeas
= " ',s's WIZ aespa'cA havng asasge~sort
g $ ,sa,'efs s'tualtIe Tes MsrcYs Grist
~ saw Mills and In &hng Misaines. lie
~ 'i''''''lsc'ufes Sfeal mes. Smut Ma
ehines' Corn and Cob 0lshels and Grinders,
Cutting Boxes, Plaster breakers, Com shell
lers, &c
= @ TMrLAERs.
ne SUBSCRIBER u having scored an interest
= - !, ~ I, 7,,ls : SMUT MA
1,iiLs = y 'ns couhe,es SEASON Freder-
ack' Morgan Hampshire, Hardy. ct,~<e, Lou.
doun, Fauq,tier, Rappahannock. Shenaiisieat
Rockingham, Warren, Page. and RoclSbriage
is now manufacturing this highly approved
Machine at reduced price. Ii has stood The
test, and has surpassed all other machines fol
effectusl9y cleansing grain Of garlic. smut, and
other impurities. II requires one-third les.
power to do the same work than other ma
chimes now in use, and is Warranted to perform
web or no sale
He also manufactures and keeps constantly
on hand, BtIdwin's approved CORN AMI
COB. CRUSHER AND GRINDER. This
machine is now III use, and gives general sat
sf;tcton, saving much in feeding stock, and i.
easily attached to water or horse powers o.
thrdfhing machines.
:, Ne also manufactures Woodcock's SELL
,ssns,isspsENlNG PiOUGHS. There are new
e,ssls.o''sr- and they keep up the high
s'.osif'R q great ssiyn-4sallired in other places
ploaglls isre warranted to pefse.an1er, ~.
sale. or ID
Threshlng Machine Castings, Mould Ros,,
ran " heels and Wagon Boxes constant, u Z, IS
hand, wholesale or retail. ''a'i''y Oh
A tlrst rate twelve horse Eswer -
double boilers, suitable for a savs,sl, engine,
on good terms. ~ ior sale
The subscriber, thankful for paA g..
solclts continuance. All orders I'll e'm'
received and promptly attended to. 4'iiy
Old castings taken in exchange.
GEO. w. CHM.
Winch Depot, March 81, 1842-6mTs57
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United States District Court,
Uesieya District Of Jugiaia, Staanton.
T7 E.AN KRUPTcY.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS, and all others
concerned in interest, to sllew cause against
the Petition Of
No 63s- BENJAMIN BLACKFORD &
THOMAS e. BLACKBOARD, trading under
the firm of jBenjamin Blatktord & Son, OF
Shenandoah to he declared Bankrupts on
Tuesday the) ID day Of MAY, 1912.
No. 78-fTH0MA5 q: DUREETT, Of
Sbenan1oah{eounty, to be declared bank
rupt on Tue}lay the "a day Of Aiay,l842
No, 1865 H1IN BREWER, Of shspando-
~, 70 be,fil bankrupt Oh tbs 80 das
Of Way M.
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st CHAIRS GARDEN SEEDS, fresh, Just
kJsreceived and for sale by
Feb. II. JN0. q. SCHuETy
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-.o.'s inchester, March 80, i842.
x~vo ppr VENT all misappreiension. no
tea : hereby given, that all freight co.'s
Iscted ! IN Depots of the COMPANY, whether
d,,s - tb;s q, knpany, or any other for which
i acts. will III received IN Virginia Paper,
e,,r,,snt j. M Winchester It is also made known
dat al 90. tds and merchandise, or o,her
fls;ohts Skipped from Philadelphia or New
yoTs' o., ito the care Of the Baltimore and
Ohio H. 1lroad Company, will by an arrange
tnert b snveen that Company and the Winches
fer and Potomac Railroad Company, be for
waTdd direct to Winchester. without any
commissions for receiving and forwarding
charged at Baltimore, and the whole freight
4 Trough from either Of those places, or any
oNler point north OF Baltimore, will be collcc>
tedat Winchester. BY Order.
j. GEO. HEST,
April Z, l842-tf .Qsed.