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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-09-22
WINES
DISS T. U r Q Tf
OF PARTNERSHIP.
and Oils OF all kinds:

TEyHE copartnership heretofore existing ht'
4 tween the subscribers. i'll the ForAa'd-
ing and Commission business, under tie firm
Of Rhodes & Banner. was dissolved b, iim-a
ton. on the 1st Of July, 1S42 as WAS a'so j.,
mutual consent. at the same time, the coprrt.
nership heretofo;e existing between 'h1 same
parties, under the firm Of Dmner 4 Go and
engaged in business at the (late TaI l"l's)
Hotel.
D. s Isanner is fully authorised To use tie
name If the late firm Of Banner B. Go in set
Ting and closing the business of the iotcl zap
TO the 1st Of July, 1912: as is also, \. s
Rhodes fully authorised to Use :he name OF
the firm of Rhoes g. Banner. in settling ind
closing the business Of the firm.
Augu.t 4, 1912.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Western Dist. Of Va, Staunton.
III IAT 1sRUP TOT.

NOTICE to creditors, and all others con-
cerned in interest, to show cause against the
petition Of
No. 600-Peter TAFT. Of Warren county, to
be declared! bankrupt On Monday the Sd day
81 October next.
No. 611-peter B;xler, of Page county. to
be declared bankrupt on Monday the Sd day
Of October next.
Fo. 6J2-Elnund P. Rider, of Page county
to be declared bankrupt on Monday the Sd
day of Ocrober next.
No. COS william FL Mc0ullaugh, of Pag e
county, to be declared a bankrupt on Nonday
the Sd day Of October next.
No. 604-William C. Cheek. Of Page coun.
~, to be feclareed bankrupt ON Monday the
Sd day of October next.
40 -MichaelKindle, of Page county,
to be declared bankrupt Oh Monday the Sd
day of October next.
No. 77l-Cnleman Covington, of Page
county, to be declared bankrupt Oh Monday
the Sd day Of October next.
No. 772-Wiliam Campbell, ofPage coun
tv, to be declared bankrupt on Monda" the
Sd day of October next.
Iestes M. NIflH cue & TRo115'' ~ G.
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VIRGINIA., TO WIT
At a court held for the COUNTY of Page, on
Monday the 9th day Of June, 1912 Adj
olson A Jones, administrator of Wharton
Jones, deceased, plaintiff, against William
f. Wood and David 4. Wood, defendants
IN cHANcERY.
FESHE defendant. David T. Wood, not hav.
Z ing entered his appearance and given
security. according to the act of assembly and
Of this ard !. aS,peri,,y by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi-
tant of this commonwealth, IT IS ordered, That
the said d PENDANT do appear here on the 4,l
Nondsy IN September next, and answer the
b II ofthe compliment; and that copy OF
this order beforthwith inserted in some news
paper pl ,lss,ed in Woodstock for two months
sllccessivelv. and posted at the front door OF
the court house of Page county.
A copy-Teste.
WM. C. LAUCIl, c. c.
Julv il, f942.
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0Dis.og..t:o',-- -6---oNc ssco.

FHSHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex sting
Ia between the uhd -r,igned in the Ne,c N.
tile bus ness, under thu firm, of Jlcob g Sam
tset W. OF. having been dissolved b, mutual
consent Of parties. they are DESTROYS If br ny.
mr. all the accounts Of the firm 70 q f;n;d and
speedy close. Thos-, ,heref ,re, know ny
thems Ives 70 be indebted 10 them. either by
note or account. are earnestly requested 10
come forward an selse the same, BY the FIRST
OF November next.
JACOB OFT. Ir,
SAMUEL VI. OFT.
Se0te,1Ii,er ! 1910--tt
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lRGN AM BRASS FouNanY,
Maeltira MaLinn md RlscE Snlit kirU

TyvHE subscriber still continues the above
u business at his shop near the Depot of
the Winchester and Potomac. Railroad 4;empa.
n.y. where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line with despatch, having a larse ASS OFT
me MT of Patters suitable for Merchant EGrist
and Saw NJ lis. and Threshing Machines. He
also manufactures Steam Engines, Smut Ma
chimes, Corn and Cob -Crpshers and Grinders,
Cutting Boxes, Plaster Breakers, Corn Shell
lers, &c.
Z @ 1M :. Z e a s.
The subscriber having scored an interest
in JOHNSONsS APPkoVED SMUT MA
CHINE in the counties Of Jeffe, son, Freder
ick, Morgan Hampshire, Hardy, Clarke, l .oi.
DOM, Fuquier, Rappah mock. Shenandoah,
Rockingham, Warren, Page, and Rockbridge.
is now manufacturing this highly approved
Machine at a reduced price. 1t has stood the
test, and has surpassed all other machines for
e4fectnally cleansing grain of garlic. smut, and
other impurities. 1t requires one-ih'rd less
power to do the same work than other ma.
chimes now in Ase. and is warranted to perfoI m
well or no sale
He also manufactures and keeps. constantly
on hand, B.ldwin's approved CORN AND
COB CRUSHER AND GRINDER This
machine is no~ i'll use. and gives general sat.
isfaction, saving much in feeding stock, and is
threshing machines.
He also manufactures Woodcock's SELF.
SHARPENING PiOUGHS. There are new
number IN use. and they keep up the high
reputation they have acquired in other places.
proving great saving to the farmer These
ploighs are warranted to perform we'll, or no
sale.
Threshing Machine Castings. Molsi Boards.
Fan Wheels and Wagon Boxes constantly on
hand. wholesale or retail
Asfirst rate twelve horse power Engine,
double boilers, suitable for a saw nill for sale
on good terms.
The subscriber, thankful for past favors.
solicits colltinaance. Al orders thankfully
received and promptly attended to.
OH castings taken in exchange
GEO. w. GrNN.
Winch. Depot. March 81, l842-omrs5l
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EgTCEETOND
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

FENHE winter term OF Lectures in this Insti-
Il tuition. will commence M Mnday the
3lst If Octo6er. an continue Foxr M,ptts.
JoNH CUL1Ev. VI. ID Professor of Theology
and Practice of Medicine.
L. w. CHANBERLAvxE. NJ. u Professor OF
Matera Medica and Therapeutics.
II. L Bon,vvAv. VI D. professor of OBJ
stetrics and ID discusses of Wom.'n and Cirllre :.
tn. Jon Ssov. u. ID. Professor OF Anatomy
and Physiology.
AUs. T.. WAR~ER. NJ. p. Professor of Sur
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
S M.uPtS, NJ. d Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy
Professors CCLLEv anil WARNER, will each
deliver two Clinical Lectures a week. in the
Tnh;marv at the College Professor Joa SON
two week. at the Aims Hons, AMI Professor
Cn.MBERLtYNE occasional Lectures at the
Penitentiary and CITY Hosp tails, as interesting
cases pres mt themselves. TIL .se institutions
furnish a large mum ser Of Instructive cases.
and the nIm rnus Clinical lectures to all o!
W iich the Stul-n will be AL nitted without
charge, will afford them rare ADVANTAGES for
becoming acquainted with the types of South
era D seascs and witnessing the appropriate
treat n-nt. The Snrg cal cases ADMITTED INTO
the Colleg- Tnirmary afford the Professor OF
Surgery opportunities Of pelfornng many OF
the VI ijor AMI MINOR operations before the
class.
TlefflciIties for the stu IL of practical 4
na'nnv are unsurpassed any where. The
muerjet for dissection is most ample, AMI III
eNtens W \ rat ,ncd NIseu IS well stored
with healthy anil m ,rb / nrea.ra'io -
The Chem cal Apprtfus an collection Of
spec'm ms in M.teria uelcs are very cam
Dl-te. In fine the Tns'itution Offer, facilit e,
for the prosecution of Md cal stud es unsur-
passed by any similar Institution in this coun
try
Fees. $50 to each Professor
The pr &c of Board, GLIDING Fuel. Lights
Servants Attendance, &c. is from 50 S. TO IS
per week. AUG T.. WARNER.
Dean Of the Faculty
Aug. II. 1842-8Is5l
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
We tern D 81. Of Vre' a, .Staa.ton.
IN BANKRUPTCY:
NOTICE to creditors and all others con
cerned in interest, to show Ca, Sc against the
petition Of
No. 63-Beniamin Blackford and Thomas
T. Blackford trading under the firm Of Ben
.iamin Blackfo d and Son, ofShenandoah coun
ty. for discharge from all their debts and a
certificate thereof, on Monday the Sd day of
October. 1912.
No l66--John Brewer, Of Shenandoah
county, for discharge from all his debts and
a certificate thereof on Monday the Sd day of
October, 1912. Teste,
NICHO. X. TROUT, d. Clerk.
June 23t842.-l!w.
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!atiu,;c, 01sa.yi.,a, i i, 9pa:us:aa


The course ofstndies embraces all lie ord
rv English branches-viz: RtAnthG,W K!rl>t.
ARITHMETIC. GRoeRAPur, lirsror y +, Gil si
GnAMM.R, PHILOSOPHY, (ho'h Natural aud
MentaD CHEMISTRY, AsrRoNoMY. roMPo iriu>,
.GEOMETRY, ALGERIA. BoTARy. &c. 81. toEe
Their with T.ArIN and FREScH. The expenses
(compar;etl with the advantages comtolts ard
amount oftalent emplo, ed) must betcons' dsied
very low-viz: Fer board, Washing roon..
bedding, fue,, lights, and other elsonal "c-
commentators. with tuition in al the English
branches. FIFTY-FIVE DOLL AIRS. for =
session of 5 months The branches for " licii
an extra charge is made, ale. for Latin Sl2.
Music on the Piano $40. use Of Piano s.; IN
struction on the Guitar SIS, use of instrument
So, for the session Of S months. Instruction
in drawing and water colours Sc; p&inii'" in oil
colours Gin which Mrs. Coor is An adopt) SO
per quarter of II weeks.-The session con-.
mences on the 18th day of Sept, and elepres
on the 18th day of Feb, 1915, Connected.
with the course of musical instruction, the
whole Of the pupils will have the henefl
[ (without charge) of instruction for a short III
{ferval every day in vocal nusic.--it is desira
Bile that all persons inclined TO place thel'
daughters with 'is,should 90 on she fist Day
ofthe session,or day prevou>.th II eN MY i
| assigned at cnce to appropr ate classes. othel
l. informaton respecting the institution will he
! furnished 10 any that may address rs.
GABRIEL JORDAN.
! Iuray, Sent ;. 1842
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]. B A K { R =,
ATTIC grg 7y At LA. T

A II S z IT fly = 2 La W.
TMiLI; practice in the Superior and lnfe-
w rior Courts of Page. Shenandoah. War.
rem, and Rappahannock; Also in the District
Court Of the United States. with view to at
tend to cases Of Bankruptcy, and will give
prompt attention to all business committed TO
his management Office in Lurav.
R.terto Barton & williams, Jas. S. Carson,
Esq. and John S Magil, Esq, Winchester /;
and George Norris. merchant, Baltimore.
April %. 1872 If
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Read this Notice.

EATE take this method of calling on all
w ttirse inieIted to Ms, to come forward
md pay MS of wdhon: farther DELAY. or be.
tween n time and the first Of November
next. all those falling to comply with this re
q 'Fst. m " evne"f to fini Their claims placed
"A the hands Of off RS for collection
ISAAC TROU" g. CO.
Ttlv II. 1912
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0 o5:oo.
o9scs ofAbs ". {, P. Rqizroaa Comma,

t}TkcS III ffkS w Z. - LekafTOHI C0T2DH7T. }
Manchester, March 80. 1912
Ygyo PREVENT all msapprehenslon, no
Il tee is hereby gwen, that all freight col
lected at the Depots of the COMPANY, whether
due TO this Company. or any o.her for which
it acts, will be received in Virginia Paper.
current at Winchester. 1t is also made known
that all goods AMI merchandise, or o,htr
freights. shipped from Philadelphia or New
York. sent to the care of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. will by AN arrange
rnent between that Company and the Winches-
Ter and Potomac Railroad Company, be for
varded direct TO Winchester. without any
commissions for receiving and forwarding
charged at Baltimore. and the whole freight
.shro,lgh from either Of those places. or any
other point north OF Baltimore. will be collec>
ted Ut Winchester. by Order,
j. GEO. HEST,
Anrl =. r84o-.r Agent
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~ d. APPLETON & Co..

To every editor who gives this advertise
rneslt entire, twelve Insertions we Will forward
TO order one copy Of The whole work, prov-
eied the papers CONFERENCE.-The notice be sent
10 the N. Y. Waterman, n. Y.
Sept .f5-12w.
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81 cmalo &oucaliie,s.

FE7fTE arrangements and plan Of a FENALF
l. SEaFsAar. in the family Of the suI.scl'>
Der, have been brought TO a STATE Il 'EeGne i.
Organization and success expo mott 4
large expenditure has been made and mrcl "a
Dor bestowed in the prosecution ef the Objects
contemplated by this school The Superior
model Of the building occup ed the
~, The spacious apartments foi ,hc,> 81 tie
Young ladies', the various emb,llI>EFnei Is ,os
the groulela and enclosures, are well "a ella
ted promote the health ay,a 1so Al c, H.
forts of the inmates of this S, mnly = Mas
JoRD.N will give general and li.:'.ii;l u
perintepdance of the conce,n = N = I j.
BALLARD viii, as heretofore, COCO lie H..
erarv department, and Mrs. "A. : CooN, l:tt
OF Mrs. VILLAINS Seminary at 1r",. \. i ;,
Will give instructions in
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MORTON M'MICH tET..
Publishers Hah, l0l Cde&nut St. PhiI


To facilitate femittanCes Where bUt q Single
person subscrices, the Publisher VIII furnish
one copy OF the Youns Peoples Book for one
year, and the entire series of Arthr!'s adm red
an popular "Six Euhts with the Washington>
ans" for SO.
f s.itors copying the above will be entitled
TO copy Of the Yoaag Peoples Book, and
SIX Nights with the Washngtonians.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Western District Of .Krgiaia Shannon
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NOTICE TO

sentemher !. 1870
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
FOR NORFOLK. ELIZABETH City AM
FOR NORFOLK-

@A,t%-N 4 O-Ns ~. -.
IN The schr Edrard aud William Cant co6.l,
~ will take freight either Of the above places
mn " ] & wIN-TnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
THE

IL will be perceived that the managers have nm.
propraIed the last night Of the dramatic season to
the Benefit OF Nc Pearcc. Those good nd liberal
citizens, and others, who have tended to supply tho
deserving Corps within the Citadel, should not, on
this occasion, forget the sentinel who has been so
uniiring on the ou,-works. he uniformly accommo.
dating manners Of Mr. Pearce recommend him
strongly to public favor; while tho Play Of the
Exile, known here in the palmy days Of Giifeu
Hilson and the rest, with the admirable piece Of the
Vampire, promises arieh repasl to the admirers Of
the Drama.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23


snd DOCTORS the body pollic with his vetoes, with
the assumed authority OF Russian Auioerat
spreading his uksse through his dominions and bids
defiance TO bis former friends and on overwh eming
majority Of Is millions Of ftesmen-making even
the es Of patriotism itself and tho passport to Of.
fee, adhesion To him.-"O for a whip in every
honest hand to lash the ieseal nnked through the
world."-But let Capt. Tyler pass, ard let me
bring this long epstie to n termination.-For the
sake ofthis good old Commonwe ca In and her people,
pray you TO entefpose your exer,ions to stay the
general calamity and the ruin, which will inevitably
follow resumption earlier than January Where
- the good on side Of the question that can ba-
lance accounts, with tho mischief and ruin on the
oiherf Wind up the Banks il you W IN, bring them
into liquidaton-enable them TO grpnt respite to
the debtor class, the Bank debtors thus being ena
bled 10 favor their debtors But pray YOU not TO
convert the Banks into engines of wrath and de-
struction-in,o gigantic screws OF hundred horse
power to smash the people to death. Even make
concessions, necessary, to the craving ferocity OF
the times. Compromise for the mount vi mischief
dams OF their prosperity; give up Virgnia's share of
sledge hammer, " you choose in the assessment OF
taxes She can meet you with this. Bot leave
her with the hearts blood Of her ecurty and pros.
periiy; circulating medium to pay her debts,
tools to work with, and she will stand upon her
stable foundation; like the that built his house
upon n rock "And when the food arose, the
storm beat violently upon that house. and could no,
shake il. for IL was founded upon A rock" So will
!; be with Virginia, If you allow her through her
Banks, but respite.
YOIIR EpTENn AIwAvc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23

fSN The regular packet schr JOHN sTULI. Tell
40 master For freight or passage, having Tood sc
Ralsson Ple5 sansi wharf 10 WNi Rots 20 BOARD al
NH p Or j FIsHFR q sr,>
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
NOTICE.

HE UNDERSIGNED solo agent for the sale Of tho produe
u uon OF the Trcdegar Iron Company, IL prcnaTed TO
execute orders for every description Of and maea.
IRON enhancing HAT Iron from 10 - inches wiie OF
any desired thickness; round and square from 10 TO
i1chcsi band hoop, oval half round and Iron
ehd locomotive Axles Screw MOulds box hanse Iron
&c.
Ia th9ir Foundry, the Company prepared to make
nearly every description OF Castings embracing Tobacco
Presses Gearing for zrst mills cotton factories and roll
ins mls aud all kinds NJ rail road work.
Refinery having been recently al their works
The customers Of tho establishments have now =
that their Iron WILDE OF uniformly good quay-anI when
required the Iron Will DC manufactured from refined pig
metal exclusively. -
O.ee on Cary street. the lower end of the Rasin
Ia N III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
GRE At DISCOVERY

7 Ills is the only che that has come before the
public for the relief of mothers aud il designed Tor
them, and them only. Ills not ur all complaints
torthc designed and the testimonials favor being
strong, We recommend II a valuable medicine. A
pamphlet accompanies each bottle, with full description
of It's peculiar virtues For sale by
"a VI FISTsTr A. SnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES AND COAL

Nutue Of two deeds Of Trust. eKecufed 10 The suh
- sorber as Trustee. By wm BrandsT ana Of record
,hegeheli the ms, dated l0th Of January $40 and
Ait dated sh ofNovenber 1910 Will be coli al Eisers
tatefn an Nanch hester. fhurz TIN Apfi
IV"'eioek, An, 9veTy hsely A. valuable sases-ani on
e day ioliosinE, at the O0wrie Pits. otherwise called
utehics ftta, In chcstefhei. thu Interest of Mm N
bt4nier being an estate for his hfs fourth tie
sd rus, and the tact Of Coal tAnd thereto cav
lV acres These Pits well known and ar
10 he OF great value. Terms at sale.
rnh II eoUls H. RHODES Tru.tee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
LEGISLATURE.

The joint resolution for adjournment today,
was yesterday rescinded. The adjournment may
take place Friday-tho' the probability is, that it
will not before Monday. The amended bank bill
and the James River bill, have both to be acted
upon-besides numerous other bills OF local and
general interest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
n O r | G. r
HALLS PATENT sELr-PI.OTs.i.I,S
BEEs-UINE

Ills Hive u Justly celebrated Ioycr all others. fr the
j. ~ means ofuc DountF Inclined Plane 10 ias prrfe,
lis' gniaivc against tlc web worm Dr bee Motl.
p lWs hvcie constructed, frnf fhr n-rs r vrt i,
weather can 40 out Of the shady sie of thr hive: w M
w. Stormy Day hey ~ out af tue iccwari OF thc b,a
NY means NJ tIc drawers ant afcrs ie hoo o., C,,
lany use BE- perfectly &c from bee bread bee. ,1
Anu every other Kind of filth
~ Honey eau, All TINES Doe f.tcu op, ,,tto,,t t
~ a zee, or Tire danger OF a sfinr
% ny means Of the glass eudt fo ttc ,t,,,ycr, ..f
Az l,o ol ,l" uVct a ne operations Of tlis won
",t',, insect are lld clearly before tIc eve
hcing pcrircit simple iu boz construction IA, ,,-,
So. hNc should bc) can bc easily made ,v arv f ,
" aN acquainted with cdgc tools ~ - wy I'' -"
@ nolne neat IN 90 appearance, and so con.ru-ic TO
w ttlcI covering, ~ cen he placed n any v4rf
pose. WI ''"''''ntal anu useful fut.
~ a Iurihor description n this Hive roe Ar,,y r
i,,,.Ii isncfs Gazctfc, New Haven y A. F,,o,cr ~ &
Cc,,,o,. W., ~ Wiutl and Horticultural 4 ril.. ,r
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.l' hfHi ptcuiufu-b both flr ifs r1nr,i... . 10y
quaify. ' ''''" ~ IT, aud also iHr is
finiet' ana Horiicu'iuralsfs deffins ar ,,t.t.s .
knd NAV DC supplied hy calling AZ lie is
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
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I'llh unexpicd term of Die kin SMELL In the Mann
featuring MIL In the Of the Public Armory HE
lease we have OF the Commnnw alth will In 1914 The
machinery In this Mill Is all new, anI In eomplee orsr
or the extensive manufacture Of Flour Germ Me-, ~
no establishment combines greater advantaRea
WIN ". DICKINSON
,o. Surviving partner Of Dickinson SMELL
nd The Compiler will please copy every other day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-23
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

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~ osIson master, now ready load aud viii have
ply on board at RAls,on a Peasants wharf 10 ~
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