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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
TEMPLOYMENTS.

The census Of 1910 shows that the
people in the United States are employ
ed as follows:
Agriculture s.719,96
Mining 1880
Commerce 1866
Manufacturing and trading 77l,7S9
Navigation of the ocean 55,o2l
Navigation of canals ANA lakes
and rivers ss.o76
Learned professions & engineers 64,255
It will be seen by the above that there
are more than three times as many per-
sons employed iii agriculture as there are
in all the other emf loyments in the Uni
ted States and yet the Wings think it
wise policy to put down agriculture by
.2aking Il support all the others.-CI,6e.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
C. SALE

Az ILL be sold at the subscribers residence
w IN w - ok, on Saturday tie 5M da1
Of N"0s0'bs. ), the following property
One light 4-horse wagon, com
piete, but little worn
One pair first rate hay ladders
Ploughs, harrows, cultivaters, s.
other farming utensils;
Also, a fye-year-old INDUSTRY
mare, splendid animal;
One hundred and fifty bushels
of wheat +; a small lot rye;
Also, a quantity of oats.
Ierms.-A credit OF sax months will be Civ
en- on all sums of Five Dollars and over; under
that sum the cash will be required. The
wheat on credit of ninety days. Further
conditions made known on the day of sale.
r WILL sell at. private sale, A TRACT OF
LAND, lying near the town Of Woodstock,
and in a COOL state of cultivation, containing
143 Gec,os,
more or less-about one-third in timber of the
best quality. There is also a quantity Of the
finest locust upon said land--and never-failing
ponds of water. About 90 acres ofthe cleared
land is well set in clover.
JACOB KNEIsLEY.
Woodstock, Oct. 6, l842.--ts
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
FROM KEY VEST.

Tiolent Gales- Mipprecks and Loss Of
Laft!-By the following extract from the
Sa vannah Republican, we have late ac-
counts from Key West, giving particu.
lars of disasters that occurred TO vessels
lin that quarter overtaken by the gale OF
the 81 ard 9TH, which occasioned 50 much
obstruction Of shipping at OF near Hava-
ma.
Tie steamer T. Salmond. Captain
Frederick, arrived at this port yesterday
| from Mobile viaKey West. BY This ar
rival we learn that a violent gale Of wind
has been experienced at Key West, at
fenced with the loss Of several vessels
and many lives.
The smack Superior. Capt. Haley.
and the SNACK Charleston. were riding
at anchor at the Nlarkyes, near Key
West, at the time Of the gale. The for
mer was totally lost in the gulf, together
with al on board.
The smack Van Buren,. Capt. Kemp.
from Havana. bound to Kew West, vas
lost in the gulf, with all OH board.
The smack Huron, Capt. Comstock,
was supposed TO be lost on the quick
sands, near Key West, with all nn board.
The brig Tustawila, Of an,lfor New
York, from Port Leon /; the brig Russell
Of Boston, from Kingston jamaica, bound
for philadelphia and the ,schnuer Axis.
of New York, bound to Havana, were all
ismasted during the gale in the gulf.
and had arrived 1T Kew W est under ia
~ masts, previous to the capture If the
I. Salmond.
The captains of the vessels above
named as disnasted, reported that they
saw several sails bottom up. in the gulf.
but could not say who they were.'
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

Electoral Notes. by the new appo:..
tionment. the number oil electors OF Pre-
sident and Vice President chosen by all
the States, vii be 275, Of which 1873 are
necessary to choice. We give the FOL-
lowing comparative table of the number
of electoral votes to which each State is
entitled, hothby the new and old ra.o:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

which were ordered with the expectation
of paving 90 per cent. Such duties, pay
able in cash, Of course put an end T"
trade. The package which paid duty
Of 400 per cent, was fancy cotton hand
kerchiefs, with a thread of six around
them to heighten the color, which made
them subject to The specific duty on silk
by the pound. 1t is greatly to be regret
ted that Congress, after solong session,
should have come to So unsatisfactory 1t
result. We hope however, that at the
next session, Congress will modify the
extravaganza features Of the bill, and
bring II into shape which VIII give to
all Kinds Of business the fundamental
basis Oh prosperity -permanence and
steadinese.H
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06
Sept. q, 1926 Commissioner
Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy

Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy
for Shenandoah County, Sept IS. s
Nj Office to the Creditors Of the following
~ persons who have been duly declared
Bankrupts by the District Court of the United
States for the Western District of Virginia.
that shall proceed to hear proof of debts
against them at the Clerks Office in the town
of Woodstock, on the following days, when
and where the bankrupts are required to at
tend
Debts VS. Geo. NJ. Fennybacker. on the 10th
and lIth of October next.
Debts VS. William Snitller, on the 10Th and
18th Of October next.
Debts vs. Henry Shaver, on the 10Th and l1th
of October next.
Debts vs-John Nipe, on the 10th and 18th
Of October next.
Bankrupts must come prepared to pay all
fees on or before the last day of hearing.
~SAM'L C. RICHARDSON,
Sept.-I5. Commissioner.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

VIRGINIA, TO WIZ
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the couY
ty court of Shenandoah, on the 10th day of
September, 1842; Jacob Lantz and Jackson
Fadley. executors Of David Fadley, deceas-
ed, plaintiffs, against David Fadley, defend
ant.-ATrAcHMgNr IN cHAScERY.
FET1E defendant David Fadley not having en-
n tered his appearance and given security
according TO the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not All iAhabtant of this
country. II is ordered, That he appear here,
at rules to be held therein on the first Monday
in December next, and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Woodstock for two months success
sively, and posted at the front door Of the
court house in the said town of Woodstock.
4 copy-Teste,
Sept. %, 1912. p. WILLIAMS, csc
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

YEVHE operations of this Institution were
4 resumed ON MONDAY THE THIRD
DAY of OCTOBER. All the branches OF
ENGLIsH, GREEK, AND Roman LITERATURE
together with MENTAL, MoRAL, AND Matte
NAUTICAL SCIENCE, will be taught 4 few
Young Men from abroad can be accommoda-
ted with Board, Tuition, and all other neces'
sary expenses, in the family Of the Precep-
tor, at $50 for the Academical year Of ten
months; or at the same rate for any portion
Of The year not less thaH the time from
which hey enter to the close Of the session;
SULAS BILLINGS, A. NJ,
Sept %, 1874 Principal.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

VIRGINfA, 10 WITT
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the coun
ty court of Shenandoah, on the, 10th day of
September, 1912; Joseph S. 'Machir plain.
tiff, against James NJ .~Slaughter and others,
defendants -ATTAcHMENT IN CHANCERY
FE7HE defendant James NJ. Slaughter not
& having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi
tant of this country, u IS ordered, That he APP
pear here, at rules TO be held therein on the
first Monday in December next, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff and that acopy ofthis
order lie forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in Woodstock, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door Of
the court house in the said town of Wood
stock. A corv-Teste.
Sept. %, 1912. r. WILLIAMS, sc
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Quito 81 ge.


DY VIRTUE ola deed Of trust executed
ID to the subscribers BY Jacob Miller and
wife, dated the 10th day of September, 1871,
and duly recorded in the-clerk' 5 office of She
nandoah county, We shall, qn Saturday tie 5h
dug Of N0vemdey ne1t, upohst the premises, Of
fer for sale, to the highe.t bilEdeS, forscasls
I'D: AHOUSE &l4OT,
in the town of Strasburg, and occupied by tie
said JACOB Miller for some years past as =
tavern
The title is believed to ,e good; but we win
only convey such title as is vested in us by
said deed
PH in, WILKINS LII jr~2 rarsrsrs.
September %, 1942.-ts
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

Scale Of Education in he u S--'ihe
census recently compIetedhy the Gener-
Ill Government exhibits the number OF
white persons over 90 years Of age, in
the different States, who cannot read or
write, as follows:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

Go it oo:th rash Tile Democrats
have swept the State af Maine Ike a
whirIwind: They have Eeyer Obtained
there a more splendid viceory. Rooeft-
son was the strongest man OF the =" 'i'SS'
and his name. in union with the n0'hiha-
ton Of Clay for the Presidency, was
considered invincibie. With the Demo
Gratis there was very little excitement,
and many thousands staid at home. 9TH
erwise their majority would have been
still greater. Fairfeld's majority will
be about thirteen thousand. IN the Sem
ate, there are thirty-one members. Of
this number the Wings have probably e.
lected bus ole, at all events. not more
than three. In the House of Represen-
tatives The Democrats have more than
two to one. The Portland Argus says ::
S 1t is believed that not q Wing has beea
elected to any Office ia the State, except
a few representatives, and one county
commissioner, and a Senator in .Kenne-
bee county. "-tDdA. Republican.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-06

Ct Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say they are advertised
JAS. ALLEN, P. NJ.
October E LStEI771
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Octot)e 6
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-29
Nttt5buro, sen Soften WtSrs.

l8dbrenO elneS iebr beti9en 0elpItter5 am leBteh
Sreta9 fhlu9 Der Slls III Elm 9ebauoe Der oterten
StraBe, Seripttterte cuen Salfen Deelbeu nno fubr
bura Oas Dacb eiue6 tleinen eaules in en 3tn,mer,
no perlcnen iaiIen, unter weoben Sor. Mcalalter
nteoer9eIba9en, aber n3t beoeuteno beido9t
Gin un9er Mann, Der neben ether Sltnte anO, oauft
Der @rbaltunq etneS bes einem QSuuoer, tu0cm Der
Saft berelben IN taufenO Stcen Serpltttert spurOe,
ct aber unbelddot9t blteb. -.
gersan9eaen SOntag beabilhti9e S9r. S. 80. rid1aa
mt nod 5pet anoern 1un9en seuten ene Sp1swrf1brr
tit etnem Soote auf Dem Monpu9abelaHuB Su 1naden,
ais eln nu9anlti9er 8mo oaS SOpt NIT @e,pa an Den
Damn Surl1d tparf 70 oaB e5 umibneate, wpbeD ges
badter oerr Warfhaa ertrauf ,pdbreno Die spet a1l=
oeren e'etdhrten fEd bHrb Stwlmmen retteten.
-. r..e-. EE C9purtcr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-29
Sabe Der oeut16eu @DupenttDn.

Die unter5eldneten Bean1ten Der 4ten beuti1e GDrb
penton brtn9en es hermit sur &unbe bes Nublifums,
beonDers aber 5r &nnbe Derjenise, tpeIde ber,upcr
asttrdge gum sste" eft Der Der ies3utldsHsen sebraSalt
ben, tpelde ST. eOuts Soldier, Orer be1er Snoee te
llnter. slsenen in Sdnbe baben: oaB teaater eouis
Shdfer bon @anton, Starf Co., Sbto, fernerbn nidt
mebr als @enera 9I9ent Der Deutfd1en @cnpeution u,
banoeln befn9t IT. uno BON beuti9em Datum AT tein
9et nebr pat, @eloer fur befagfe @onpention ,u co.,
lccttret Ooer III Gmpfan9 su nebn1en.
GarI Dr. Speperer, prafbent
Gieora Deuble 9ee. - raifprnf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-29

cine Wdfgfetts geieaIhaft, Uelder uta1 ben Gcrpurt
Der llnmdIi9feit in WdIi9tett nidt MAIDEN fanrl tt@
Dem fIe ptrflth auf @r1npasen Der Nflfi9fet rnbt.
Deutu5olse barf eoes Nit9leo trtnfen mas uao tpie
riel er mill, MIR ba er tt betrunteu miro, iCnoern
fein nitern blebt. 0Ser aber foldes Raas n6erreia
tet, Der iprb auf cas 3eu9niB bon Spe anoern 10
Ibaler betraft nelde Sum Seten Der 9lrmen oertpes
bet peroen ouen. Bir bOre1, paB bic Serliner beiem
Beipiele balo nad)fpl9eu peroen. gs 1T su pinlheu,
bas lberau iclGe Gjelealhaften sebtlcet tpircen.
49,. (0entlhe Sanaoter,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-29

;ei9t 9e9enWdr9, int 9eeStnlmer bes 6ranfltnbaue5,
Mniter lener leblt 9efert9ten Seipe5eu9e Sor. Dte
9eben etEen Semets, caB mir in Sblo uuiere etgene
Setoe 5teten nno perarbeen uno 70 CUTE u. bOge 3eu
Sc fer9en fonnen, e Die 9lu5dnoer II. pieie5 o9ar
pbne etnen ic9enannten Sd)uBtartf ne thn Die Oinf
eS i'm Slten nno GSelten perlan9en J.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-29
Scr . aferIon66 Yreunb unb g ei1t Der 3e1t.

llntercrlfung Die 9Safhtnstcn graDs, @ompa9nien
gu pferee afgerufen 1puroen 'pel9e Oem Sfrnt ent>
1pratbcn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-29

g. g8ir bitten unfere eeler, we9eu Der pdteren
Grldeinung unfereS otespbbeutIiden Slattes, nm
@ntfbuIet9un9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-29

9temzSr lean ann 5ten 9Iprt[. Sludb mir tabs
en- Die @rnnoiise Der Sreibett uuo @etdbet uber oe
engterst9en nab eloati9en lntrtebe Der 0tatlpe 81
mertfatpartet 9efe9t.- Der peuofrottife eorotoat
Dennts prte eur, tpuroe nit eiuer Mebrhett Don
259 Sttmmen ilber einen 9tattoes uno QSb9s 9e9ner
ais so a y Or erpdblt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-29

le9te bies flene Gaptfol in Sbt an, Uerfaue bes NIT
Setpinn, uno ffpan9 l 70 tadb une nadp Slt etitem
reiben &anfmann crpDr. 9l(S er fIdD nun @qttpa9e
anfaen fCnntc, lteB er neu gEaeen nit Der Snirift
oerfeben: "9teun Gdneiocr MAIDEN eiren Mann."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-29

Ole Suben.- 9aut eiuer Serliner 3eitrns bas
cen b Die SuDen paelbt, 70 ipie in eonbcn entSpeit
uno Spe lartbeen 9eboe, bic ,1nter Dem 0tamen bon
,,0fefOrmer6 uno Galmuotten' b,fannt lnb. Die grit
Ell perwerfen oen GalmuO rpdbreno bic eestern 9ewl
fenbaft caran feltbalteu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-04-29

. ct rsSt + s e.-llnfere fanabiGhen Hcohz
oarh eonErulren nun etne SretterltraBe BON Nontrr
oh oer Sptse pom Sntarpice bis Dpint @5arbinia
Se1!t Vrao'of 9e9ennber, elne @ntfernuua BON 132
Utetlen. Sele StfaBe miro 91utben brett ousoe(eot
hut9en oret ans9eltcdt 9eebnet uno lpe FIR ei,p
99aulee db9e9raben, IT, lobann nit BON bifpr sret
teru af llterbclSern nlb auf benz Gpben rnhenS TO
lle9t 70 Dap tetue Snft ourdb fann Dte etrase s"m
"9'9t aoer $500 per Neeile gu eben fpmnen. wv
eras, Sol9enoes entlebuen mir ans rem ccot<
sn'tDaes Soerao bonn 2. 9lpril. Sb es Gjauben nsr<
olent, fonnen mir ntdt Ia9en: WV
2Sr er9telten tcebcn 9tadrtht bon Npnlfor bos RIO
merfahtloen Sruppen nnter Sefeb[ bes Gienernt Ss<
tuoqneH1 foelebe Die Staot Gan 9lntpnD ner(inSert
aaltelL 9efan9en 9enpmmen wprben 1lnb. TSpnerot
outleoH lf1eB am 9tO @raube alf e uuo nStbints Go
"'p 1urSem DarlamentirenL Id) 5u er9eben '''0> "
i Wt tertfD Cine 3eituna bon @umpeodn pr,n56,,4
oaB man 3d1 in Werifo allf einen 5ebr ernfIihs,,
9Sa1ltampr fur Die preIbenteneIe pprbereitet 10
eanotodten iInb Santa 9Inna, 8oencia unb NoroSos
Iltern. ~~"7' O'0 VIZ
Die Nertfnnilhe Strettmadt be(duft Gh ipst ouf
un9etabr 10000 Mann. Sbglcid5 btele glrmee nht
onrdans gut oscpltntrt it, 70 Id6t fb bod, Don Ben
un9etpohndten Semnbungen Der Sff2iere ermorten
Gap e balo auf 9ttem Gre9sfu6 fteben ptrb Npn be-
zen 10000 sWann fteben $500 in falapa, 800 IN
perDte, 1900 in Yuebla> 500 in 8era @ru, 900 in
tluoI, $4,000 in Der oalpttaot ber Nelt an anbern
phnffen Wtdn erndbnt in ote|em Slate ries Don eis
mem glnTaue IN Geras uno 9laubt u6erbaup bag ,pen
lfeat tnb. ~ "''s'>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-10
"0''' CIR, rm,os, Ne New York, 9TH April, 1917.


CRY PsrsoS, New York, 9TH April, 1914
NV VALUED FRIEND
have received your letter OF the 18th February and
grct exceedingly to hear OF your illness. 1t would be
needless for enter the details OF this unfouned
prosecution against you know how utterly foundless
they IfIwcre alone in the world. should care but
little or this but the pain has given 70 nv
family and friends and the injuries that by have
inflicted on you has been the cause Of more unhsppness
to me than any personal considerations.
am sorry that could not meet you at st. Pierre
In January but as II fault Of mine trust you i'll
not attach any blame to therefor and do hope YOU
viii not enforce against me the damages am liable for
y the failure OF my part to comply with
Under the belief that you would be ST. Pierre or St.
Thomas wrote TO you to both OF these places Febru
ary and tent out commission to take your testimony in
case you should not come to New York unfortunate
Tor me was your short stay in Martinique and still more
70 was your illness and detention in Cuba now ask
you, Uncle Charles, TO do favor, and you have
often told me that YOU regarded with the affection Of
brother or son. hope you will disregard H. II is merely
70 come on to this city in person know that yeur en-
gsgemcnts in Mexico extensive and probably mpe,h
tive, but II he in tho bounds of possibility 90 Tor coaF
sake here person. yon personai presence mere
would shut the mouth rank malice ITSELF ieel assured
il your health and engagements will admit OF 1t you wiz
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

respect the same as that of the Secretary of the
Treasury. The principal differences, which from
a hasty glance, we have been able to detect are
tina the bill Of Mr. Gushing d iiers from the original
project, in reducing the number of Commissioners
at the seat of Government, independently of the
Secretary of the Treasury and the Treasurer, from
three to one, and in limiting the agencies ten in
ALL the number before being t1co in each State: in
restricting the purchasing bills o. Exchange, foreign
or domestic, TO the occasions when the Secretary of
the Treasury should direct, and in taking away the
right 10 issue Treasury notes, or FIVE per cent
stock.
We have not been enabled to examine the report
or the bill with the attention necessary 10 allow
any expression of opinion to their merits, farther
than that great ability is very apparent in both.
The E&cheqHer Bill should have far and full
hearing. lis friends ask more, and lis enc
mes cannot, in common courtesy, deny this
Let ta merits be fully and fairly tested, and up
ON these and these only, let it stand or fall. But
let no feelings Of party, or prejudice or personal
Partially, so far bias the minds of deliberatiUe
body, as to follow up the same factous and reok-
less opposition that met the report on the thresh-
hold
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24

RUBY, Backinton Thomnston for doi Metallic for Rich
mond Cordeiia, do for avannah 18th, Exchange, Frank
fort for Beverly Eliza Frances, Freepo for Boston, Effort
Thom1Ston for do.
Al It Marks lst Mohawk, for Boston, loading.
Ar at Portsmouth aTbor 10th, schr Elizabeth Sher
man, Routhhay, for Salem.
SD fin Ponce Sd Inst, brig Benjamin, Lunt, for New
York
At IIayre Dec 81 ships London, Baker, for Orleans
unce (ha been reported date sal days Europe
Bachelor, for do. Z.
Ar Boston 21st ship Taeyrand (of Thomaston) Heaev
Liverpoo Dec . Srh Unon loulon, Boolbay. Ar 10th
schrs Angler sherman, and John Robinson, Nisci Mary
Chase, Staars, sud Helen, Soue, Bath. Cid ship Mount
Vernon, McMannis N Ore1us; bark Vim. f.add, Nyman,
do; lh ship Canton, (o Wiscasse) Packard fer n Or
leans.
Ar at York 18th, brig New England Croosef, At;aB
apa-.
SID fin Baltimore 18th, brig Raymond Leyenseer, for
Thnma~tou.
Cl ut Orleans 9TH ships Trenton. Manson, Liverpool ;
Majestic, Hoson. ADV. ship sheffield Potter for Havre
wanting 100 bales; s'wannu Heath, Tor Liverpool, win
deSutchi South Daroliaa, owen Palestine, Ltafeld and
Delaware, Paen do each wanting 800 bales. Ar do It'll ship
States, for Liverpool loading.
Al AT Eo.ton l9th bark AYua, (of Waldoboro) Davis,
Mobile ID inst.
Arat Philadelphia 18th, sch John Jay. Providence. Sid
FIN the breakwater 18th ship Wales Orleans,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
From the second Edition of the Times of Sat

From the second Edition of the Times of Sat
urday.
wreck of the Steamer Charter Oak, from New
York to Norwich, and miraculous escape
of sixty passengers;
II was our misfortune to be one of the passen-
gers board the steamboat CHARTER OAK,
which left New York OF the afternoon Feb. 10th
at o'clock and W hich encountered one of the Sc
verest storms ever known Long Island Sound
the full details of which given below sign
ed by all of her passengers.
The feelings of the passengers throughout the
hurricane can better be immagned than describ-
ed-sufiice it to say they all gave up in despair
at about o'clock in the morning-those who had
life preservers put them on, while many others
stripped themselves of all unnecessary clothing.
Nearly every berth became wet-the furniture
capsized, and rolled from side to side, and
1t with the greatest difficulty the passengers
could either sand or sit. She wholly un-
manageable for nearly three hours, the rudder
chains having parted and when she fortunately
struck on Fishers Island, she had not fuel on
board to last half an hour longer 1t was indeed a
perilous light, and most miraculous escape for
The passengers
The boat is strained and damaged very mater-
ally. If the weather becomes calm they will be
enabled to get her Off in which she will be
damaged, we should think, about $4,000. The
passengers that were landed at Stonington feel
under some obligations to the Stonngton and
Providence Rail Read Company for having
promptly despatched them over the road by an
express train.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-02-24
DIED.

In nowdunham on tn l7th inst, Mrs Sally Mason, wife
of benjamin tasun, aged is.
In Buwdolnham, Miss susan Booker, aged II.
In Brunswick 18th inst. Miss Martha l.. Pike, daughter
ofAlfTed W. Pike ESD, aged 81 years.
his amabe young lady during her residence in this state
had acquired the lion many friends, who Will be graf
flied to see tins st Acknowledgement of her worth The
last few months her life spent in Brunswick and
the pains Of long and wasting disease were Sooted by te
attentions OF new, but kind and valued frleuds
The superior of her mind, and her general ntePctn
nj attanmeutS, conspicuous to those VINO knew hex IN
health while the purity and aniabeness of her disposition
shune amid the surngs, which was her lot Tor years TO
endure. Her christian patience and resignation during hr
long confinement, her willingness TO live die As the VIII
Of God might be, with the evidence of christian car Ter
her previous life had given, have left the highest cons"l
tons in the hearts of her parents and friends Her last mo
ments were emnenty peaceiu-sle fell asleep without
struggle.