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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

ALADAMA.-The Tuscaloosa Flag gives
the proceedings Of the Alabama Legislature,
on Christmas day, in detail. We copy from
that journal:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
NEW GOODS.

NESSRS. PANGBORN & BRINSMAlB nre
WI now opening n fresh and new lot of Goods lust
received from England, New York and Boston, 10 30
sold NJ low prices. Dec. 80.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
IOR SIZE.
Nails. Iron, steel and Hardware.

Nails. Iron, steel and Hardware.
40 TONS English Iron, from Is TO inch.
liz 10 do Old Sable S ! R ssia do
do New Sale do 90
II do Swedes do
do Peru do
10 do Horse Shoe do
90 do Round do from IL 10 inches,
Is do Square do So 10 3
Il do Hame 6 Scroll do
10 do Band do IA TO 3: -"
do Hoop do l-2 "
II do p S Russia Nail Rods,
> do Sandersons Ca Steel
: 40 Persons Spring do from. to ?! inches
40 Swedes &c, .or sleigh shoes,
! do American DO
} do English Blister do
do German do
400 Pairs Sleigh and Gutter Shoes.
1850 Kegs Nails from Sd to GOD
200 do Spike, from sod 10 God
go DO Floor Brads
100 Boxes Lathrop's Axes,
500 d 2, Rasps and Files and general assort-
meni OF Anvs and Vices, by
20 Dec. lS4l j. & J. II. PECK & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

THE subscr er offers for sale n, his Brick Shop,
i IN Cherry Street, large variety Of Fms, con-
ssilng of
Genet furs
White, grey, brown and black furs, fol Ladies
Trimmings
LynXa squirrel Bons
ALSO
Superior black Otlor and hair Otter COPS
Shetland and south seal do
BOYS caps, for 50 cents
Fun and hair collars, Il variety
Northwest Buffalo Robes
Fur and cloth caps repaired, and
Mufs and Caps made to order, by
WM |. SEYMOUR.
Burlington Oct 90, lsil,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
IlufialO Robes

Ilufialo Robes.
7 BALES superior Buffalo Robes, lust received
and for sale us chCapas the chenpfst bv
NOV. IS. by T.. NJ. WRIGHT & Co.
Also No. Otter Caps, Lynx Mufs and Boas. Fur
Collars, Angola Frngcs, &c.
MALES Brown shcouuqs for sale ~ t., Tale
1'pece, or ard, very CHEAP, hv
NOV. F.. NJ WRIGHT& Co.
- Also, full assortment hleach,d shirings sheenss
lickIngS, Canton Flannels Diapers, Batting, Wcking
&c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

TINHE Suhscril er will pay cash fol few Tbonsond
Il pounds of good Fleece Woo. delivered al Their
STORE head Of Pearl ST. BRADLEY & HYDE.
July 2, 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
LOVELY &, SEYMOUR.

AVE Just reed from New Yorb a large assert
price.
English Druretts, great variety of patterns Octa-
gon and Drab Persia Foor OIL Cloth from 3.s 10
"a WIDE, Rush Mating from ~ TO ca wide Rugs
Manila and AlaCan' Mats, Stair Rods &c. Also
French and American Paper Hannincs, larger
assortment than was before Offered in this place
and at prices that cannot fail 10 suit purchasers.
Nov. 18th lS4l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

Ichigh oal.
\ IAN TONS Lchigh raked, Coarse Coal housed
90 ~ and kept from the weather for sale by
Nov. %. FOLLtIT Of. BRADLEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

'NhHAR q WAIT have constantly on hand n
l. very handsome assortment Of Dinner .ei. ~ II,
uler Hal,, 'a1ce and so1p I'reen> complete, Of
ron plugged ware, which will lie ;, II very chean
az Their new Cro'tery Sore, corner Charch and
College streets, b arlington
De-. 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
ALBANY TO BOSTON BY RAILROAD
ft1,as tfaE, te7.aa, Eaan1 kl1
-EdjSsL HaIft5jaf. IA 55i EE5ts1 1890
Via CHATHAM, PfTTSFlELD SPRINGFIELD
AND WORCESTER.

AND WORCESTER.
4 IN and after Tuesday, Dec 81, 1871, The PAssEH-
=, oEe TRAINS WI run through the entire line, as
follows, Leovn Greenbush daily, Sundays excepted,
9. 4. VI. and 7. NJ.
The morning train will arrive nj Chatham ST, at
Ptsicid 81, at 'prlngteld Ia NJ, at Worcester p.
VI and Mt Boston 7 y. NJ.
The afternoon train will arrive at Chatham 2i, at
PtsieId 81 at Springfield Ga p. NJ leave Springfield
next morning g. A.. NJ, arrive at Worcester 81 and at
Boston ~ VI.
REruRSING, leave poston 7 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
The morning train arrives at Greonhush 81 z. M.
The afternoon train arrives Grcenbush III NJ. next
day, lodging at Springfield.
The cars of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road
viii run between Hudson and Chatham in connexion
with the above trains.
PASSENGERS from the city Of Albany must take the
boat from Ferry Wharf Mt G. A. NJ. and l2t Nj.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

We have received some beaut fu Gold and real stone
Breaches AMI P,ns which we had made in ENGLAND
with Torquois Cornean, Onyx Topaz, Ruby, Car
We have also rcce ed variety Of pretty dress
Pins and Breaches, Hair Pins, Boquet Holders, &c.
| Head Ornaments, Snaps, Lockets, CHAINS, Keys /;
dums, Souvenirs, Needle Cases and many very
pretty Goods.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04
Smpriziag Cure of CONSUMPTION.

Mr.. r. Ola lin ct Delhi, n. V, OF a natural con
>impve con >lilution, has cen .ayc from an nm
timely cni the u'c Or. 1nylur'> Ba'sam of Liv-
erWur. \ severe col! rorghi ON an a'Iaci of Plcl.
re V, AMI thus cnc in general dchlry anl cnn.'np
ION. constant co lgh, he'lic flu H. re-i'e.> ngh,>
llcl pulse, AM continued los Of lie sh ccred 3
spec y dean ; hn a. soon a. commenced the ne O
ihi, aI,am grew cicr aud is now l.I.y restore.
10 heallh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

meters level, pateC and German silver spoons, tea
pots tumblers. go-to-bed lamps, lamp weeks and
glasses, brass suffers AMI trays, and can escks,
steel do plated do bed pans syrnges TASKS, skates
andmany Other articles in tn" same line.
Cards.
Various kinds of beautiful en- ossed Cards gold
bordered and silt edged cards, white ard ccorcd
Cards OF various kinds and zes. Pa hts, Iencis,
in, sand, wax, waters &c.
Scarls. Craynts md stocks collars bosoms md
suspenders. We invite attention to some besutf,i
new stoc"s and scarfs panaoon straps buttons, DC
Perlumcry, sc.
All kinds OF Periumery soaps hair oils dep!s,ory.
vinegar rouge, powders, cosn,c les, &c.
Brushes.
Very nice brushes of kinds and for rll purno.e.
Spcctacles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

RAZORS, Knives, Sci sors,
Nut PIckers, Nut Crark el.,
Pearl and steel cork Screws
Twe2scrs, toy rings, giltand
common tea bells, msthema,.
lcal instruments, wood and
ivory pocket rules, Thermo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-02-04

(,REY Canada Stockings, Royal Rblod and An
Nov. T. F. NJ. WRIGHT & co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
TEE TRUE ISSUES.

TO THE VOTERS OF CARROLL.
FELLOW CITIZENS:
You are now called on
TO ACT aud TO ACT EFFICIENTLY.
We present to you the true issues aud
call upon you 10 decide. They areihus
summed up by as good a Wing RseVef
lived:
will you have a Government of the
people-or the Government Of the Tin
Pan.
will you have a fair and honest -ap.
portionment-or an infamous GERRY
WANDER, like those made by the Lo
cofOcos in 1886 and 1889, and again at
tempted ct the extra session in t842,
will you have a Wing Legislature;
good banks, good money, and enough Of
it-oT a Locofoco Legislature, no banks
Hard money, and but little of shat.
Will you have a sound, honest, true
hearted Wing for a United States Sen
ator-orGhat miserable disgrace TO hu.
manity, PETTICOAT ALLEN
PEOPLE OF OHIO, choose ye be-.
tween them,
WINGS OF CARROLL, REMEM-
Der Notwithstanding the infamous
Loco aPportionment Of 1889, together
with union OF LocoGocolsm, Tyleusm j.
Abolitionism, we predict that the Wings
will have a majority 10 both Houses of
the next Legislature-And in the Ian
guage Of the songs
Wilson Shanning will get a tanning,
From Tom, the Wagon Boy.
Then, 60, one and all, aad do your
duty on Tuesday next. Don't neglect
it, aad repent of that neglect after the
election, when you find that your vote
might have redeemed Carroll County
from the destructive effects Of anti.tarif
and HARD MONEY MEN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
Mr.. Kithcart Convicted!

II will be remembered by those who
have given attention to The progress Of
the present political contest, that the
Wings claim 10 have CONVICTED JOSEPH
KITECART OF ABSOLUTE LYING, Kithcart
stated 10 a meeting held at the Court
House in SteubenViIle, that several Of
the specie paying banks Of this State
made application to the Legislature, at
at their late extra session, for the re-
newal o: their charters under the pro-
visions OF tue Latham Bank Law
| The truth OF Mr.. Kithcart's statement
was denied by MessgL SCoTT and Dew
Ely Of Harrison county; and letters were
subsequently, produced from the officers
Of the banks named by Kithcart, which
totally demolished this pseudo represen-
tative. Driven TO the wall and despsr.
ate under the charge oil having OPENLY
LIED, Kithcart has made q publication
which is now being circulated in hlnd.
BILL form, by which he hopes to escape
from merited disgrace. We have here
tofore published The statements made by
the officers Of the Western Reserve
Bank, and the Bank oil Sciolo, which
give the lie direct 10 Kilhcart; and we
now publish the letter Of M. T. Williams,
President Of The Ohio Life Insurance f.
Trust Company. Kithcarl's garbled sx.
tracts from The Journals his equivoca-
lion and subteI(uges must all vanish boz
fore The testimony Of the old Democrat
NJ. 7, Williams.
Letter from MlcGjah T. Williams.
Roswell Marsh, Esq. OF this town,
has Just handed US letter which he Ess
siVsd from Micsjah I. Williams, Fec.
-=H
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
Judge Dixie.

The m%alignIty with which the Locos
pursue Judge Dixie is perfectly charac-
teristlc of that party. His kindness IN
becoming endorser or security for his
neighbors, (bolh Wings and Locos,) is
made a subject of newspaper reproach by
Tappan g. Co. The "Amsrican Union"
charges upon Mr.. Dixie large indebted
ness to the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank Of ~SteubenvilIe, and refers for
proof TO the Bank Commissioners Re-
port Of 1889. Now, to refute this charge
at once, and TO prove that, as principal
debtor, Judge Dixie owes not one cent to
the Bank, we publish the following GER
tI6cate, the original of which, in The
hand writing Of David Moody, Esq, 10
in u possession:
FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK OH
STEUBENVILLE, Sept, 80, 1912.
hereby certify that the whole of the
Liabilities of Nathaniel Dixie to this
Bank is, as endorsor, four thousand five
hundred and sIxty-six dollars, and as
payoT not n cent.
DAVID MOODY, Cashier.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
WINGS OF CARROLL,

You have the power to give the Wing
Ticket a majority Of at least one hundred
and fifty coles, on Tuesday next. Will
you do III Or will you permit your op,
ponents-those who ~denounce you as
the "enemies Of Liberty"-to defeat
you by means Of your own inac!ion?-
We are almost ready 10 answer the
questions for you; and to declare that
every true and good Wing will be at
his post-making victorious battle for
his principles and for his country! And,
may we not venture 10 predict, that the
first article which it will be our privi.
lege TO pen next week. will run thus:
CARSOLL COUNTY SOUND TO THE CORE!
$50 MAJORITY FOR C~ARRoLL!!
But we pause for your reply.
On yea and each of you hangs the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
WM
Cincinnati, Sept, IL, lS42.
'O~.
HOW TO CARRY AN ELECTION.

Something was said last Spring about
the illegal mode adopted Ivy the LocoIo.
cos of the city Of New York, to obtain
votes by bringing prisoners from Black
wells Island, the place OF the County
Prison. The sdbjecthas been enquired
into and a report made, upon which an
indictment IL founded. We take a few
lines from The report 10 show how the
party gains victories in New York.
ado the course Of his investigation,
many startling facts intimately connected
with the freedom and purity Of elections,
were ELECTED, duplicating Geo. w. Mat
sell, Min Parker and Ephraim Stevens,
Special Justices as aloresaid--the sud
Justices appear to have discharged from
the %PenitenlIory on BIackwell's Island, a
very large number Of prisoners, before
their respective terms of Imprisonment
had expired, q this apparently FROM tame
to time Tor about three weekspreVious ia
tbs Charter Election last, though the said
persons appear To have been retained ou
the Island tIl the night previous to said
election, when they were transported TO
this city 10 vote, aud where many do
vote. Tho Undersigned has therefore
considered it his duty under the Ordel
passed by your Honors to report the &C
compouying charges against George W
Malsell, Min Parker aud EphraIm Ste
vens, special Justices Tor preserving lh'
peace IN the city OF New York; %leavin!
The same to the judgment Of your Honor
who, under the sanction Of an oath an'
the solpmnilies Of a trial wall have a bet
ter opportunity of aScerIalning 'hel
truth"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
TO THE RENDERING owe

TO THE RENDERING owe an
apology to the reader for our i~nattentiou
TO the editorial duties Of the Free Press
for tho present week. Our professional
engagements have been such as TO occu-
py almost every hour that could be de
voted to labor for several days past
But We mean to rOte, on Tuesday next
and TO VOTE RIGHT If every citizen o.
the county will do as much, THE WORK
WILL BE WELL DONE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
LoCoFOCO central COMMIT.

BOCOfOCO "CEN l COMMI IL
'TEE.-We have the pleasure to an
nounce, THAT the LocoCoco "Central Com
mittee;;" with Jimmy Thompson at their
tail, have agreed to suspend the war up.
on "music,1' "coon skins,p solder bar.
rels" and Buckeyes" until after The
election! Indeed, it is mol certain that
they will coOtend much longer for hick.
org poles, hickory canes, or hickory
bushes. A gennine reformation is in rap.
id progress, 10 the very MIDST Of the re-
nowned "Centrai committee" What a
pity, their names should be withheld
from the public.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

G-Every man Of sense. in Ohio,
knows that Wilson Shannon's procIama.
ton set on foot the rotten bank Of Cali
polls IN 1887; and without his procIama.
ton that fraudulent institution could not
have been revived. Yet the Harlaem
rGpOr spout Jimmy ThOmpsOn) is fool
enough 10 deny tho lacIl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
BEWARE OF FRAUDS!

WetauIion our wing TrIehdN 10
Look well TO their Tickets.
Last year, The LQkies about this place
got the names,of Matthew Atkinson and
others printed on slips and pasted hem
over the names of the Wing candidates
On the Wing Ticket and, by this frau
dulent trick, secured for the Lokey can.
didates, several votes-W AICH THE
RAsCALs, OR THEY WILL CHEAT
YOU AGAIN!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
6trWlLsoN SHANNON

An Indictment for GAMBLING!
1t seems that, although convicted in
due form OF law. Shannon has not yet
paid the fine and costs! Will the moral
and religious portion of community cast
their votes for a man who is thus prov.
en- TO be a fugitive from Justice 10 anolh'
er Slate-for a criminal of record-(or
a convicted gambler.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

Lord Morpeth has returned to N York,
and has taken passage for England in
the steam ship Greal Western.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

circuit superior court Of law and chance
ry in and for said county Of Ohio, IN tht
Commonwealth of Virginia. do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true trans
cript..of the record and proceedings of
certain indictment late peadlug in sale
Court, against Wilson Shannon, for ga
ming, ommitting copies Of the PROCESS IN
most instances.
And | do farther certify, that The re-
cords and files Of my office, do not show
that the s i'd Judgment has been satisfied.
or any part thereof paid.
In testimony whereof, !, the said Clerk,
MWFSN hereunto set my hand, and
afix the seal of the said cir
49, cult superior court of law &
- cbancery al The Court house
of said county. in the city of
Wheeling, this 9th day of
September, in The year of our
Lord 1888, and in the 63d
of the Commonwealth.
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07

Wilson ShamnOn--a GalNtsa
Ter!
We beg leave to refer the reader to
a record, (in another column) in the
case of the
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-07
SAMUEL SPRIGG.
Attorney for The Commonwealth

httOTHty JOT We WMOhWe1l
Wh%eTeupon, on motion of the atlor.
1ey for The Common wealth, il was Of
dered that tho defendant be summoned
TO appear here forthwith, to answer the
said indictment; and tbereupon, 3 writ
OF venire (acias issued 10 the words and
figures, TO wit:
"The Commonwealth OF Virginia, to the
Sheriff Of Ohio county, Greeting:
We command you that you summon
Wilson shannon, 10 appear before the
Judge Of our Circuit Superior Cour OF
Law and ChOncory, for Ohio county, at
the Court house OF the said county forth.
~iih, TO answe the Commonwealth Of
those things whereof no is indicted BY
the Grand Jury, for Gaming. And this
he shall ia howise omit under the penal.
" OF $685., and have Thea there thi,
writ Wtness Wm. Chapiine, Clerk
Of our said court al the court house oil
CuE said cOunyIhs l7ih day Of October
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-10
NEW SERIES OF
TEMPERANCE TALES
BY T. s. ARTHUR,
AUTHOR OF SIX NIGHTS WITH THE
wAsHISGToSIANs,' ETC.

THE extensive, and still increasing sale,
and wide spread popularity of Mr.. Arthttr's
IS x Nights with the Washingtonians,' and the
urgent entreaties of many distinguished Lead
ers in the Temperance cause, have in luced
the subscribers to make an arrangement with
that admirable writer to- furnish another series
of Tales from real life.
These Tales will be published in sixteen
weekly numbers, at the low price of SIC and a
quarter cents per number, neatly stitched up
in handsome co-ers, suitable for preservation.
To those who have read the former series Of
Mr.. Arthur's Temperance Tales, it need not
be said that the forthcoming series will be not
only deeply interesting, but will be calculated
to do immense service to the great cause
which they are designed to promote. Like
the six nights with the w ashingtonians' the
subjects will be drawn from real life, and it
will be the object Of the author to depict the
horrors Of drunkenness in all its varied and
appalling forms, exhibited in different
classes and conditions OF society. as well as
to show the remedial means which Temper
ance associations furnish In accomplishing
this object, Mr. Arthur will bring to his aid
the same acute observation, the same truthful
delneation, the same clearness of narrative,
and the same lofty morality. which have mar
ked his former productions; and it may be
confidently predicted that, through the inRu-
ence he will thus exercise, many an inebriate
will be rescued from the fangs of the destroy
err
Address, postage paid,
Cooley g MMICIiAI.,
Publishers Hall, 10l, Chesut St, Phil
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-10
P @ + TT a L.
From tie Octo1rr aiclerJoc.lsr
IIEE.C sfEAsGRIFS

rom the Cff0CTr knlcherO0ch2r.
LiFE'S MEMORIES.
! remember. 'F.frvember
When my lie was in its rrime.
Yet untouched ana'uncnrrupted
Bv the blightlng hand Of Time;
" hen the now'ret and the sunshine
Were companions Of each scene,
And Pleasure in its green.
remember. I remember
" hen The storm Of sorrow came.
And cxtingu shed. and for ever,
All the glory OF LIES flame:
When one By one the blossoms
OF Affection dropped away,
And Despair came with the darkness
And Affection with the dav.
remember. remember !
But all tits vain tn mourn
For the bright hours & the Lowell one:
That will never more return!
Let the Present have its torture,
And the Past its store Of i'll;
80 the Future. to the Future
We will look with eladness still !!
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-10
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
SECOND EDITION OF THE
g zssto,'yofMe Valley

FESdE undersigned has devoted much time
T. and pains in revising, correcting improv-
ing. and extending to the present period, the
History OF THE VALLEY" In fact. the Sc
cond edition, when completed, will be far sup
error, III every point, to the first.
1t is deemed unnecessary at this time, to re-
fer to the contents of this book. Suffice it to
say. that it is precisely what its name imports,
History ofhe Fatty Of Firgiaia, from the
period of its settlement a correct detail of
those thrilling and interesting events and Incl
dents that are, or at least ought to be, familiar
to all
Many testimonials. from gentlemen of
known and acknowledged respec liability and
high standing might here be adluced to prove
the value and Importance Of the work but
the undersigned prefers testingit bva much
more satisfactory way ;-let the public judge
for themselves.
have had rep Gated and urgent calls, from
various qlar, tersto come out with the work ):
but not being able, from the inhrmnites of
age to see the people personally upon the
subject, and not having the pecuniary means
to puoish II, I have been unable to do so, as
much as desire to issue it.
NY object now is, first, to ascertain, as far as
possibly, the extend Of patronage that can be
obtained; and in the second place, fsuffici-
ent to justify its publication, to make some ar
rangement to raise the funds necessary to pur
chase paper. &c, for its publication. 1t is
hoped that no obstacle may prevent the sic
+ cess of the enterprise. Respectfully.
SAMUEL KERCHEVAI..
Middletown, July IA, 1912.
o. Those Editors in the Valley who viii in
sert this Prospectus months, shall receive a
copy OF the work, finished and bound inca il
can be published. s. X.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-10
10 all Concerned.

I've subscriber has fully authorized SAMUEL
C. WILLIAMS, Esq to receive, and receipt for
him when paid, all monies due the Sentinel
Office, from April l, 1889 to March, 1. 1871 ;
and has conferred the same authority upon
Mr.. Jouv G.rEwonD, in reference to all mo-
MES due said Office, from March 1. 1871, to
March l. 1912. A collector will shortly wait
upon all indebted and unless they hquidate
their dues, more r;g'd course will be adops
ted. This may be relied upon, as the bushes
of the Office must be entirely settled
JOHN V. RfGDEN
Late Proprietor of the Sentinel
: April Ii, 1912.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-10
+ A | M 0 nth
y 9 T t Q 1t ga II.

VIE subscriber has lately had consigR-
N ments of 1000 lbs. of superior Cotton
Yarn, in bales of 900 lbs each, and variously
assorted from No. S to IA.
ny virtue OF an agency and arrangements
made with the proprietors Of this Factory, I
can deliver yarn into the ware houses of mer-
chants OF Page, Shenandoah and Rockingham,
atprecisely the prices charged at the Factory
IN Falmouth or Richmond, free of carriage, for
SIX months credit, or FIVE per cent. discount
for cash
GABRIEL. JORDAN
Luray, October Ii, l0f1.-y
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-11-10
OFFICE OF THE LEEsBURG
I" Genius of Liberty
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

WT lSHING to engage in other business,
w we offer this establishment for sale
The location is remark ably healthy neighbor.
hood, and the Office in fourishing condition
tor country paper. To practical Printer
with moderate sized family the situation
would prove advantageous. lf the purchase
money be we'll secured, the terms will be made
accommodating. Every necessary information
will be given on application to the Editor
and if by mail, to be post paid TJuly so.