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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-12-14
Star, and that the Richmond Enquirer
and Globe be requested TO copy.
DAVID STlCkLEY, CH'N.
GEoRoE w. SlBGRT, Secy.
~HZSe.
CONGRESS-.

The Senate. to-day, re elected its Off
GERS of the last Congress. Mr.. Beale,
the doorkeeper, came within one vote of
being ousted, being decided Democrat.
The Federal Senator to whom MIR. Beale
is indebted for his place acted consider
erateiy for his party in not extirpatins
the little remnant of Democracy in at
tendance on that body. The grand
sweep in the House eff Representatives
made by the v;ctors of 1910, who
thought no Democrat worthy of any Of
flee. has been justly retaliated by the
present House. The hard-cider cam
Paigners of the Senate. after breaking the
Globes contract, and Diminishing its pub.
fishers. were content with barely Deer
slaughins' Mr.. Beale. To have immola-
ted him at this session. in cold blood,
after making him such a remarkable in
stance Of mercy in the hot pursuit of l84l
would have been too savage, and might
have been remembered.
In the House, Mr.. Dar,arl's cortr'-
vance to stick his protest on the Journal
against the sense of the body, was fur
Their discussed. A vast deal of special
pleading has been employed in su pport
of this legislative trick, which dis plays
very advantas the professional re-
finement and political obliquty which
characterize Whigery. The amendment
of MIR. Gilmer to strike out the sprotest
and leave Mr. Barnard's resolution with
out it. was adopted.
The Committee of Elections far the
House was announced in advance of
the other standing committees. This
we suppose, was intended to furnish
Messrs. Bolts and Goggin the earliest
opportunity of making their proofs to
sustain the claims they make to the seats
held by Mr. Jones and Mr.. Gilmer.
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d a man, as the lamen,ed one

ard learned man, as the lamented one
it has lost.
A vacancy has also occurred in the Of
flee OF maj general of the first division
of militia, by the resignation of Gen.
Joel ,Leftwich, who entered the Revolu
tionary army as private in IVY. aud
has never ceased to render military SER
vice, in some capacity. from that time to
the present, and who now returns to his
country, for allotment to other hands,
the sword which was always useful and
honored in bis.
The quarterly returns OF the seyerrl
Banks of the Commonwealth. which have
been received BY this department, are
here With communicated, ant from these
legislature will be grati(ied to per-
ceive the general steadiness and discre-
ton with which they have been con-
Quoted.
have received legislative resolutions
from the States of New llamsshire, Mas
sacbusetts, Connecticut & Missouri, upon
various subjects, and have also received
a letter from the Comptroller Of the u
nited States treasury in relation to the
distributive share OF Virginia IN the pro
Ceeds of the sales of the public iapds.
according to an act of Congress OF the
4th September 1871, and have row the
honor 10 lay then, before you.
The JOINT resolution OF the 1-eglsla-
lure authorizing the appointment by the
Executive of a commissioner to prosecute
the claim of Virginia against the United
States. for certain monies paid by her on
revolutionary account since. the 9th OF
July 1882, has been carried into effect
by the appointment OF Mir. Thomas
Green, gentleman amply qualified Tor
this duty, and now engaged IN Its DIS
charge.
Tn the foregoing review of subjects
and of measures, which is now submitted
in discharge of a constitutional duty. the
Legislature will not fail to discover the
omission of some, and those o! lmpor-
lance, which its own vigilance will be
prompt to supply. 1t will also discover
the entire omission of every topic OF gen
era politics the pleasure aud conven7
fence of an Executive dissertation upon
these being freely relinquished for the
experiment Of message exclusively de-
voted to tte home administration OF the
State. And this departure from the pre-
scription, of custom, will not, it is hoped,
be received as departure from the pre-
scripti0ns Of duty.
JAMES MCDOWELL.
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Second hand Materials. Printers and 9TH
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Printing materials Of all kinds, new and Sc
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U. S. SENATE.

On the 18th inst, in the Senate, the
President, in order taken by the Sen
ate, announced the following as the
standing committees:
On Foreign Relations. Mr.. Archer,
chairman, Messrs. Berrien, Buchanan,
Tallmadge and Choate.
On Finance.-Mr. Evans, chairman,
Messrs. McDufie, Huntington, Wood
bury and Cnttenden.
On Commerce.-Mr. Huntington,
chairman, Messrs. Woodbridge, King,
Barrow and Wright.
On Manufactures, -Mr. Simmons,
chairman, Messrs. Archer, Miller, Blu
chanan and Morehead.
On Agriculture.-Mr. Upham, chair
man, Messrs. Bates, Sturgeon, Semple
and Atchison.
On Military Afairs.-Mr. Critten-
den, chairman, Messrs. Barrow, Ben
ton, Dayton and Foster.
On the Militia. Mr.. Barrow, chair
man, Messrs. Fulton, Semple, Fair
field and Atchison.
On Naval Affairs. Mr.. Bayard.
chairman, Messrs. Choate, Huger, Hay
wood and Henderson.
On Public Lands. Mr.. Woodbridge,
chairman, Messrs. Tallmadge, Walker,
Jamagin and Morehead.
On Private Land Claims.-Mr.
Henderson, chairman, Messrs. Hay
wood, Sprague, Tappan and Colquitt.
On Indian Affairs. White,
chairman, Messrs. Morehead, Sewer,
Phelps and Benton.
On Claims.-Mr. Foster, chairman,
Messrs. Wright, Woodbury., Phelps &
Haywood.
On Revolutionary Claims
Jarnagin, chairman, Messrs. Clayton,
Upham, c olquitt and Hannegan.
On the Judiciary.-Mr. Berrien,
chairman, Messrs. Clayton, Dayton,
| w alker and Huger.
On the Post Office and Post Roads.
Mr., Merrick, chairman, Messrs. Sim
mons, Jarnagin, Fulton, and Atchison,
On Roads and Canals.-tir. Porter.
of Michigan, chairman, Messrs. White.
King, Breese and Sturgeon.
On Pensions.-Mr. Bates, chairman,
Messrs. Sewer, Foster, Evans and Ath-
erton.
On the District of Columbi a. : Mr..
Miller, chairman, Messrs. Bayard, King,
Merrick and Semple.
On Patents and the Patent Office
Mr.. Phelps, chairman, Messrs. Porter,
of Michigan, Bates, Sturgeon and Ath-
erton.
On Retrenchment Mr.. Morehead,
chairman, Messrs. Miller, Huntington,
Fulton and Henderson.
On the Public Buildings.-Mr. Day
ton, chairman, Messrs.. Breese, and
Bagby.
To audit and control the Contingent
Expenses of the Senate. Mr.. Tap
pan, chairman, Messrs. White, and
Porter of Michigan.
On Printing.-Mr. Simmons, chair
man, Messrs. Fairfield and Sprague.
On Engrossed Bills.-Mr. Dayton,
chairman, Messrs. Bagby and Sprague.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cui, Superior Court of Law aud Chancefy
for the County OF Page, on Monday the lst
day of December, 1913, Beverly r.. Wei
ford and James a. Seldom, executor OF
Philip Alexander deceased, plaintiffs, az ST
Nicholas w. wager and Abraham Kendrck,
Trustees for Benjamin BiackfoId g. Son,
BENJAMIN Blacktord, Thomas i. Blackford,
the President, Directors & Co.of the branch
OF the Farmers Bank Of Virginia at Fretler-
;cksbuIg, Sa.auel Mcclure, - Ianney,
Hopkins & Hull, and Philip Williams, de-
tendants-IN cHANcERY.
gEyHE defendants, Sapnuel Mcclure, -
Il Jannev, Hopkins & Hull, not having en-,
tered their appearance and given security &C
cording 10 the act of Assembly and the rules
of tbs court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not Inhabitants OF this
State: On the motion Of the plaintiffs by Their
counsel, Il is ordered, that they do appear
here on the first Monday iii March next. and
enter their appearance and answer taeiplain-
tiHs' bill, and give security for performing the
decree of the courts and that copy OF this
order be inserted in some newspaper. pub
lished in Woodstock, for two months success.
siye.y, and posted at the front door OF the
court house of said county.
a co1y-Teste.
y NM. C. LAUCK, c. C..
December II, 1643,
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Valley Marble Ward,
MINCHFSTER

Work will be done in the best manner and on
the most reasonable terms, to suit the times
All stone purchased in Woodstock, the sub
scriber will deliver at his own risk as to break
age. Gentlemen wishing to procure Monu-
ments, PANEL or Box Tombs, by writing and
sending their address to the Valley Marble
Yard, Winchester, Va, will be furnished with
different designs OF both Monuments and
Tombs JOHN PAGAN.
Winchester, October 10. 1S.3-Y
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$40 9Rec.pat0.

= CsT, on Thursday or Friday the 21st or
IA 22d of Sept. 1843, at Columbia Fur
mace, or on thesroad to Woodstock, A HUS-
SEPI, containing a. large number>of Notes
and few Consiables' and LAWYERS Receipts,
the greater part payable to ]. n. Iiii Co,
part Of the Notes are payahleto other per-
solls-some OF them are endorsed for their
use. A few have no endorsement OIL them
we notify all persons indebted TO The firm OF
John N. fiill g Co. not to pay the sad notes
to any person except to one Of the firm or
some one authorised TO receive the same.
The above reward will be given to any per
son who may find the Husseph and its con-
tents and return them to one Of the firm
They will be Of no value to the finder, but OF
great value to the owners, who have mem
morandum Of them.
JOHN n. HILL & co.
na4aLo,
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Peter WOsEaogEE, syr.,
COLLECTOR AND AInTInNEEp.

(.4l,cays TO be foand near No, l, Cheapsidc, }
NETILL attend to the collection Of debts,
w III every form, upon reasonable terms;
and also offers his services to those who may
have any kind Of property to sell at auction
on public days or at sales. Refer to the citi-
zens generally, Enquire for
EXTRA PETE
Woo Istock, Dec. IA, 1913.
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SECOND ARRIVAL,

FENHE subscribers have just received 1900
& yards of beautiful New Style Calicoes-
Sattinetts-Fulled I.insey-lied Flannels
Canton do.-Fig'd and Plain Alpacas-Fine
Blue Black Bombazne-W orsted and Silk
Binding Twist, &c. &c.-al
of which will be sold cheap for Cash, or tc
punctual customers on reasonable credit.
SIBERT < DINGES.
December Il, 1913.
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T0MBS, MONUMENTS,
9gt66coa 5 9 cot s Sc tones.

FETiiE undersigned respectfully announces to
Il the citizens of Woodstock, and people
in general, that wish to procure either of the
above, as mark of respect TO their departed
relatives or friends, may avail themselves OF
that opportunity by applying to Mr.. CHARLES
S. WELSH, Woodstock, whom the undersigned
has given bill of prices of the different sized
Head Stones and Tomb Tops, which shall be
Of the best and most durable white Marble
that can be procured in Baltimore or the Nor
thern Quarries. Orders Will be received as
above Also at the
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December Il, 1913.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held i'll the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Superior Court of Law and Cii;ncery
for the County of Page, on Monday the Isl
day Of December, 1843; Berkeley Ward,
plaintiff, against Nicholas w. wager and
Abraham kendrick, Trustees for Benjamin
Blackford & Son, Benjamin Blackford,
Thomas I. Blackford, the President, Direc-
tors & Co. of the branch OF the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia at Fredericksburg, Samu-
el Mcclure, - Janney, Hopkins 3. Hull,
and Philip Williams, defendants-iN cuAs-
Gerry.
TgNHE defendants, Samuel Mcclure, -
e Ianney, Hopkins & Hull, not having en-
tered their appearance and given securitysac-
cording to the act Of Assembly and the rules
Of this Court; and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this
State On the motion of the plaintiff by his
cousel, u is ordered. That they do appear here
on the first Monday in March next, and enter
their appearance and answer the plaintiff 5
bill, and give security for performing the de
cree of court; and that copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published in
Woodstock, for two months successivelv, and
posted at the front door Of the court house OF
SAID county. \ copy-Teste,
WM. G.. LAUCK, C. c.
December IA, 1043.
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Jns;o2s JUeettng G.

PURSUANT TO a RESOLUTION
ADOPTED At THE FIRST OUR
TERLY MEETING OF THE SHE
MANDOLIN TEMPERANCE UNI
ON, THE SECOND MEETING
WILL BE HELD IN MI. J4CK-
SON, ON TIE 97TTI or DECEAI
BER. MI FRIENDS OF IE.1l
PEP.aNCE RESPECTFULLY IN.
TITED TO ATTEND.
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n OF Ll1

DERSONS knowing that they have unset
= tied accounts with Samual Bare. dec'd ARE
requested to make settlement with Mr.. Jas G.
Fravel, who is authorized TO settle all accounts
it is particularly desired, that small balances
should be attended 10 immediately,
MASON BARE, Administrator
CT Sam'l Bare, decd,
S;ay11 -QA9
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ALEX ANDRIA PRICES. Nov. %.
Situation Wanted.

FHNHE undersigned is DESTROYS of obtaining
n situation N country printing Office
Having worked several years at the business,
he thinks he can give satisfaction to any one
who may employ him. Address him at
Woodstock, Va. P. GAW.
Nov %. 1843.
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DEM,1cnATIc SENTINEL.

:" TIE Blessings Of Government, ike
TIE dea0s eff Heaven, should descend
alike apon the rich and the Poor"
our political opponents having organised,
" by forming themselves into Clubs, the
members OF which are i,.dustrously engaged
in circulating publications intended to operate
upon tire public Iaind and thereby secure 3
triumph Of Whigery s, engraft its anti-repub-
lcan principles upon the government OF the
co;in rv-n order to counteract the Influence
| of these peTncious and destructive doctrines,
It is desirable that the means should be placed
within the reach of every man OF obtaining
correct information on the great subjects that
are at issue. We have, therefore, determined
10 issue Il WEEKLY PAPER, to be called
/ - The Democratic Sentinel"
As our principal object in the publication is
TO disseminate correct Information, and not pro
lit, we have placed the subscription at the low
price of ONE DOLLAR. and hope that every
Democrat in the State viii take an interest in
giving the paper an extensive circulation
On. labor and time will be given Srataitously,
and q corresponding disposition to forward
the good old cause, on tic part of cur neH-s
ocratic friends, will enable Us TO
Grasp firm the helm, the reehng vessel GUIDE;
With aiding patriots, stem the raging TIDE.
The sDEMOCRATlC SENTINEL wilt
be published 1t the low price OF 81 per annuW
rrCI.UBs will be furnished with5 10, 90
copies, or more, at rerg fa'o rates.
| rhe 6rst number viii be issued as soon as
the necessary arrangements are completed,
subscriptions PAYABLE ia adraaee.
Address PRA :, Ci'ueD niso.,
November 9, 1S43. baltimore.
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VINEGAR.

TUST RECEIVED, and for sale low for
~ cash, one barrel Of Superior French ZINE
Vioegar. J. G. SCuNHTT.
October 5 1043
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rpa,tea. at Ills Office, Immediately, some
e th.t stun. called BY the vulgar CASH.
ghose Who haze not the precious can pay
- with notes on any solvent tank' in the state,
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Governor's .NessQge,-To the exclu-
sion of all other matter, the columns Of
to-day's paper are devoted to tie elabo-
rate message of the Governor Of this
State. A careful and dispassionate pc
rusal Of This document is recommended
10 our readers.
The Presidents message shalt appear
in our next.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
ON A CREDIT

a T Front Royal, Warren county, on HID
"A nesday the 9Th day Of December, 1843,
the subscribers will sell the SLAVES belong
ing to the estate Of Samuel Gardner. deceas-
ed, consisting of MEN, BOYS, GIRLS, WO-
MEN CHlLDREN-on a credit of faoelve
months, with interest from date. Purchasers
Will be required to execute bonds with ap.
proved security.
SAMUEL B. GARDNER,
GILES COOK,
ADMINISTRATORS acith the t0iW a,snered
Front Royal, December IA, 1913.
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Preservation OF the Teeth.


Dentist # H;nchester.
EN7OULD respectfully invite the attention
w Of his friends and the public 10 his in.
tention to visit Woodstock and vicinity every
few months.
,nuary 18th 1913.
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THURSDAY. DEC. II, !843.
IMPORTANT 70 SUBSCRIBERS

IMPORTANT 70 SUBS ORDERS.
Every present subscriber to the New
World, vino will renew his subscription
for the coming year, Ivy the payment Of
IS Gree Of POSTAGE before the first OF
January ensuing. aud every non-subscri,
Der who will do the same, shall receive
gratis. the elegant and complete New
World edition Of the
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IC aVIOsCTIUCI II IIUW IIFTIE, O W N
shortly republish his Topographic. or Print
er's Instructor, giving practical and minute di
Irections for conducting every department in
an Office, at the low price of one dollar per
copy, being half the price of the former edi-
ton. I. +. ADAMS.
Publishers Of newspapers inserting this adj
Yertisement, with this note, TO the amount of
SIS, and sending copy Of the paper to the a
bove address, viii be entitled to the payment
of their bill on purchasing Type TO four times
tho amount
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-12-14

Congress.-BIair & Rives have been
elected printers to the House of Repre-
sentatives. and Gales & Seaton to the
lie. Caleb j. McNulty, of Ohio,
has been elected Clerk of the House Of
Representatives Mr. Newton Lane
has been elected Sergeant-at-arms, and
MIR. Jesse f. Dow Doorkeeper Of the
House.
The Legisloture.-Mr. EIolleman has
been elected Speaker of the House Of
Delegates, and Mr.. Scott Speaker of
the Senate. The House elected Mr.
Daniel Ward sergeant-at-arms, and
Messrs. Robert Bradley and William
Chambers Doorkeepers, and Mr.. W.
Munford chosen Clerk. In the Senate.
MIR. Littleberry Allen was reelected
Sergeant-at- and Messis. Nelson
and Martin Doorkeepers.
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MYSTERIES OFPaRIS.

now in course Of publication This is
beyond question the most remarkable ro-
nance of the age, and has caused an I'M
mense sensation We hope our friends
will avail themselves speedily Of this Of
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The ensuing volume Of the New
World will be printed on entirely new
type, and Will contain many attractive
novelties. which will be made known in
a future paper.
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October 5, 1843.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-03-23
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.

| Tho steamship Great Western arrived at New
York on Sunday afternoon the l2th inst.--She
left Bristol (England) on the ith nit. and had .
very long passage. The news she brings 10 mot
important. Parliament is in session, and discus-
sions of the Ashburton treaty and Canadian af.
fairs are frequent. Feelings of good will are ex-
pressed by all parties towards the United States.
The cotton market was glutted, and there was
slight decline in price.
FROM THE EAST.
The Overland mail reached London on SUNDAY
night with intelligence from Bombay 10 the ed Of
January, and from March to the 18th Nov. Az
regards China, events were progressing tavorably.
The Queen ship Herald had arrived at Hong.
Kong, on her way home, with 500, 600 more
dollars, part Of the first instament. That place
Is ceded IN perpetuity to England, and the Hong
merchants are virtually defunct, A friendly feel.
ing mad succeeded the belligercnt one, with which
me English and Chinese favorably regarded each
'lher. Before leaving Nankin, the imperial com.
missioner gave grand entertainment to the Off.
'ers OF the army and navy, Of which professions Of
unity were INDUCED in on both sides. This Brit
sh forces were to be stationed in about equal di-
'isions at Annoy, Hong Kong, and Chusan.
sngiish merchants and their families are permit.
ed, by the DEGREES Of the Emperor, TO reside at
'an,on, at Annoy, at Fowchowfoo, at Ningpoo.
no al Ihanghae. At the last mentioned place
;aPta'n Balfour is to be stationed as British Con.
ui-General Sir Hugh Cough, the military
commander Of the expedition, was about return.
ng home, and Sir Henry Pottinger was expectsd
u the beginning Of December at Hong Kong. to
range about commercial tariff.
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NEW STORE.

THE subscribers respectfully inform the
citizens OF Staunton and surrounding country
that they have removed their stock of Goods
which is we'll assorted, to the House formerly
occupied by James +. Patterson as a Drug
Store, nearly opposite the PostlOflice, il
Staunion. Their Goods were purchased o.,
the most reasonable terms, and will be dis.
posed of low for cash, or on the usual credit
to punctual customers.
KYLE s. TAYLOR.
S,aunton, Feb. l0-tf
N. B.-Country produce will be received
in exchange for Goods.
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E1&OWN g gEAYI0laa
COMMISSION MENCRANT


RECEIVING and i7OR9P-dRDING 4GENTS.
E Ea,; !, H. Brow Brown Riehmond, virg;na
A fTEND to the sales of ToBAcco, WHEAT,
-FOUR and other articles which may be con-
signed To them, and 10 the PURCHASE of G RocERIEs,
Produce, and any description of MERCHANDISE
They also Receiuc and For,card Goods on the
usual terms. Their Warehouse being on the
Street next the Eastern end Of the Basin, their
customers will besayed the expense of one dray
age.
They willadvance literally on all consie nments
REFER TO
STORM, DUBOIS s. Co., New Yoii
CALEB Core, Philadelphia.
LEWIS WEBB, Richmond.
JAS. BRowN, JR
WIN. KINNEY, Staunton, Va.
Is. CRAWFORD, .s
Ayo CABELL, Nelson Co Va
NJ. HARVEY, Buchanan.
Richmond, Nov 3, lS42.--tf