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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
A Fresh Supply of
Spring j. Sasnanner
GOODS.

Having seen a handbill in which we lind
Locomotive Engine playing some four miles
north Of Woodstock and putting at such a
rate, as to knock the dauhen out otthe houses
in that neighborhooc, and their money too -
We little expected such putting from that
quarter. The Locomotive puffs out the brood
assertion, that he can sell Goods as low as
they can be sold in the valley, 1fqtchester
not excepted, and we would sly 20 Mr.. Lo
conotive, that we will try and sell Goods IS
cheep as he does. The gentleman must have
taken lessons from Charles John Hart of Bal
timore.
Werow come to the point. and that is, We
are enabled to offer to our friends fresh and
seasonable supply of Goods---Yiz:
Cloths, cassmeres. satinetts, giraffe cloth
Ribbed ganbroon, sumner cloths
Merino cassimeres for gent!emen's wear
Mouslin-de- lains balzarine calico & lawns
| A splendid assortment fcalco
! A variety Of Earlston, Seersuck 8. Manches-
ter ginghams, hdes dress hdk'fs, linen
pocket do, gents pocket hdkfs
A variety of ribbons. thr. & bob. laces and
edgings and outings
| Lace plaid and plain jaconet fnuslins
Plaid and plain swiss muslns
Grape, liese andStarlton muslins
! A variety Of ladies' and misses hose
Ladies' black fillet and kid gloves
! Gardeners berlin and thread gloves
I Suspenders, combs buttons, &c
Bed ticking, brown s. bleached cottons
Ladies' kid, gents, misses & childr shoes
| Fur & palmleaf hats of the latest styles
( Eng. straw Flo braid,cyp, 8. devon bonnets
Together with
QUEENSWARE,
| HARD WARE,
STATIONERY,
GROCERIES, &c &C.
With all other articles usually kept in coun
T try ore.-We will take in exchange for goods
TALL country produce as heretofore, and sell
goods cheap for cash. We deem it only ne
fcessary TO invite our friends to call at oul
store in Woodstock, No. l Che0pside. where
we will endeavor to render satisfaction to al
who may give us call, as we deem putting
unnecessary. We tender our thanks to oul
customers for past favoIs, and hope for con-
| tinuance thereof.
SIBERT & DINGEs,
June 9, 1845. No. l Cheapside.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
n OF ICE

hDERs ONS knowing that they have unset
r. tied accounts with Samuel 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 to Immediately,
MANSON BARE, Administrator
of Saml Bare, decd,
May II, t843.
CrOckery 81 Stone Ware.
A large assortment of crcckery & stone
ware for sale low, by
JNO. G. SCHMITT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05

C-1FThis valuable medicine is kept by Dir J G
6chmtt, Woodstock, Va, and James Flana-
ian. Mount Jackson, w. Newman, jr., New
|narket, I. Hardesty, Harrisonburg, P. A.
clarke, Mt. Crawford, ID. Link, Nit. Sydney,
fAuo z 'AS--5*y
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05

IL, stock Va OH the first day of October,
1843, which if not taken out by the nrst Gay
of January next, will be sent TO Inc 0sl'ei al
Post Office as dead letters.
a.
Samuel Anderson Henry Atoe'N
James Arthur
b
c.,,,be, powman Mrs Mary Bea)c
Adam Bly, Johh hoi"en
john Burk isaac noN"
Matthias Brecht Peter n"S1i
Richard nrakter
C.
y,a,;a Crawrora 9 Isaac Coverstone
Samuel Caldwell Joseph Glenn
John Colbert John CAIRNS
Clerk Of the County Court
D
rIeazer Downey Robert Dcnison
E
Christian Eller;ck Joseph Evans
+
John Fauvcr John FERGUSON
Robert Ferguson Henry Fisher
Daniel Fravel
G.
George Grandstaff Christian Goclienonr
William Go'loday William 0rady
T,hn C,iIlocl Col Geo Gillespie
(for G 7 Barren
II
Joseph Holler Hiram iarman
David Hoshour Benjamin hudson
Andrew Hoffman John + flames
Jro Haas, Sheriff { Jacob Haun
Jacob & Mrs B F. Huffman
J&rT
Mrs Mary B irwin Philip Jones
Henry Kerns Joseph Coons
william koontz
L
navid Lambert Jacob IichIiter
fauben long John Ludwick
Jacob Lantz
m
Chas & sanl Moore Daniel Munich
RIO Mays ir Esq Hiram Myers
Abraham Mley Richard Miller
II MelhO1n Phii'p Machf
William Mooreland Lucy Maurer
O
william OFT Samuel OFT
Jacob OFT If Mrs Elisabeth OFT
Jacob OFT sen Andrew Orndorf'
John Orndo1f
p
Hugh Purres Philip Painter
Miss Harriet Proctor
r
Jacob Ro1effer Mai Geo Roberts
Jacob Richards Esq Christion Ripper
Elizabeth Reifsnider George Rife
John Redefer Samuel Rinker
S
F Stone III Stem
Edward Spencer Michael saurbaugh
T
Isaac Trout Rev David trout
Van Buren, Furnace
"
u philip Williams Reuben Walton
John WEIGH Doct Wunder
OJPersons calling for letters in the aboT
list will please say they are advertised.
JAMES ALLEN, 2. NJ.
October. S. t845-5t [loo]
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
VINEGAR.

lust RECEIVED. and for sale low. for
y cash, one barrel of Superior French TV;ae
] zTfnegdr. ]. G. sCHMITT.
october S, 1843.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
JOHN MANESTY,
THE LIVERPOOL MERCHANT.

Also series of papers on the LryNnArurF
AND PoLlrIcs OF France, by the Count Al
fred de Vigny, author Of Chatterton, Cinq
Mars, &c, translations of which viii be made
under the immediate superintendent of the
author: al 0, a Romance BY Henry Cockton,
Esq, author Of Valentine Vox, Stanley Thorn,
entitled
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05
1886 Prizes Amounting to 1,l79,178
rs Number Lottery-1S braun Ballots.
Uhols Tickets $2o--Halres SO
Quarters S5-Eighths 50 so.

0Pof1I|o ftLHo w.
Certificates Of packages of Tickets in this
magnificent lottery can be obtained as follows
certificate Of a package of Is Whole Tick
cts for S260--of IS Half Tickets S130-of 26
Quarter Tickets for S65--of Is Eighths for
! So so.
Ia this lottery there are 1906 tickets,
which, divided by IS, gives only 2,026 packa
ges III the whole lottery, thus the adventurer
who purchases certificate of a package has
one chance in 1926 chances Of drawing the
Grand Capital Prize Of 100000: one
hcance in 1853 of drawing either the ESQ.,
600 capital, Or the $4,000 capital pri-
yes; one chance in 975 of drawing the &C.,
Goo $4,000, or the $11,0G9 prizes
one chance in 585 Of drawing the $4,000.
$4,000! S14,068 or one of the two $4,000
| Prizesi And one chance in % Of drawing Ell
Their $1,000, 1900, 500, 1000, 8,
000. a 1000, a 5000 an 5000, 10000, a.
068, $4,000 Dollar Prize, or the GRAND
CAPITAL PRIZE OF
sUH6O,OOO DOLLARS Is
And one packagemay contain the first foul
Capital Prizes amounting 10 $4,000 Dollars
! GFORDERs ron Tickets Ann SHARES AM
CERTIFICATES CT PACKAGES in the above Splen
did Lottery will receive the most prompt at
tention, and an account Of the draaOing will be
sent Immediately after it is over to all whl
max order tickets from us. Address,
J. GREGORY & co.
Managers, Richmond, Va
September 81, 1843,
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-10-05

I'll A N c. e IS
SarSaparilla, Vegetable, or Blood Pills,
For Purifying the Blood,
removing bile,
correcting disorders,
fthe stomach and bowels,
costveness, dyspepsia, swimming
in the head &c. Persons OF full habit
who are subject to HEADACHE, G1DDI-
NESS. DROWSINESS & SINGING IN fHF
EARS, arising from too great flow OF
blood 10 the head, should never be
without them, as many dangerous
symptoms will be entirely
carried off by their
immediate use.
AS pleasant, safe and easy aperient, they
unite the recommendation of mild operation
with the most successful effect, and require
no restraint of diet or confinement during Their
use. BY regulating the dose according TO che
age and strength Of the patient, they become
suitable in every case. in either sex, that can
be required; and for elderly people they will
be found to be the most comfortable medicine
hitherto prepared For sale by SETH S.
HANCE, corner Of Charles and Pratt SITS. Bal.
timore.-Also ~ Dr.. J. Schmitt, Wood
stock, Virginia. fully 90, lS43.-y
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20S0 Prizes of(1st dr'n No. 80 are 62,40o
2080 Prizes of cd dr'n No.) Is are $4,000
208o Prizes Of ga dr'n No. % are 45.760
10000 Prizes of &c are 416,000
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G4.st e g24lettees

nEuAgNING in the Post Office at Wood
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1843. which if not taken out by the hrst DAY
If January next, will be semitic the General
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PXRcllTf,n's SALE.

'HNnE undersigned Executors Of tho
Last VIII and Testament Of ChaFfe'
FSLier, Deceased, will soll nj the late rusi.
danee Of said Deceased, on FRIDAY
.TuE aTll DAY OF DECEMBER, lBi1,
on a credit Of 1trrirc Mtmls tho follow.
inp Renl Eslalo belonging 10 Tic said De.
erased. w, West llulfof tho North West
Quarter, Of Section No D, IN Township
No. 2. OF Rango No q, East containing
no Acres and tho North West Quarter
~ tbe South West Quarter, Of Section
No. d. In Township No. 2, Of Range No
lg. Enat4aeonlaInbg 30 Aeres--nnd The
| Ens Half Of the North West Quarter
of spetipn No 3, Ia Township Ne, g
of Range No. @, fast-eonioIniug 60 a.
Iefes--and the South East Quarter, Of
the North West Quarter Of Section No
4. In Township No. z, Of Rungo No. @
Itnsl--conlaning 50 37-lOO Acres .olso
the North East Quarter Of tho North
West Quarter Of Section No 4. In Town.
shU No 9, Of Range No g. East--con.
tanning 80 75-l00 Acres.
"A l. S O.
A 7 The same time aud place, and on
"a the same terms will be sold, all We
Personal Property (Slayes oxceptcd)S
said Deceased's Estate consisting of
Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture, Farming Utensils, Horses,
Hogs, Cattle, Wagon and Team,
Blacksmith Tools, one Barouchc
and Harness, Corn, Fodder, Ii
brary of Books, and various other
articles too tedious to mention.
Purchasers will be required TO give
notes with approved security.
JAMES W. FIELDER,
CHALES Il. FIELDER,
Executors Of The Last VA and Testament
of Charles Fielder, deceased.
October 90, 1913. 35w6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11
FEMALE EDUCATION,
BY
MISS S. II. & MISS S. A. RUSSELL.
TERMS OF TUITION PER SESSION.

TERMS OF TUITION PER SESSION.
For Reading, Orthography, En-
gish Grammar, Arithmetic,
Writing and Geography, SIS 90
For Rhetoric, Ancient and Mod
ern History, Natural, Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Elements
Of Astronomy, Chemistry and
Botany, 90 90
For Drawing and Painting, EN-
bordering in Silk and Wosted, 10 90
For Music and French, 80 90
No pupils admitted for less than one Session.
Liberty, November IL, 1913. 81
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11
REGINIENTAL ORDERS.


HNIlE 9th Regiment, NJ. NJ. is hereby
a ordered to rendezvous at the Town
of Liberty, on the 4th Saturday, 25th of
November next, at the hours of 10 A. NJ,
armed and equipped as the law directs, for
review and military exercises. Commits
stoned, Non-Commissioned Officers and
Musicians will attend at the hours of 10
O'Clock, A, NJ, on the two days previous,
for Drill and instruction. Commandments
Of Companies illfIl all vacancies among
their Northumberland Officers forth.
with, and furnish the Adiutant with re.
port of the strength and condition of their
respective Companies; and also the names
of their Non Commissioned Officers, and
the dates of the Commissions Of the Com
missioned Officers.
JAMES NJ GALLENT,
Col. 9Th Reg, NJ. H.
October 28, 1913. IS
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SALEIN BANKRUPTCY.

10y Virtue Of an order f tho Honor
Nd able tho District Court Of tho UGi
Tod Salea, IN and for tho Southern Dis
lncl Of Mississippi. will Offer lor sale
to the highest bidder, for Cash, NJ ,ho
door " tho Court House Of Amilo county
On Nouiay the ISM dug n Norcmbfr, 4
u, l0lj between tho hairs Of o'clock
\ NJ, anl 4 o'clock, = W. oil tho right
title, interest, claim aud dcmnnd, both w.
gal and equitable, Of Fredrriet Stanton
Y bankrupt, 10 and TO the following dlscri
bed tract or parcel Of land, lying, situate
aud being 10 said county Of Amiic, 10 vii
The North Wcst Quarter Of Section, M
Iwenlyseven, Township I, Of Range z
East containing One lldndfcd and SIXTY
Three acres, moro 20 less.
CHARLES A. LACOSTE,
AmgHcc.
September 80, i0i3 3llds
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HOLMES

W HOLMES,
Clayton 600, Blown 47O
M.llowny Coq, llcmmingway iiO
W Ilaideman 300, CLARK 470
Johnson bGl Matthews an
IlownM dip, Dunbar 4l0, Kendall $40
Nn,lmer alO. Thompson al, llammoi
az Tucker 500, Roberts igp.
one whig and ono ropudlator elected
10 tho Legislature,
RANKIN,
Wohnyc not tho oflisial returns from
Rankin, but learn verbally that the vote
n for Goyconor IL
Clayton 30l
brown SOL
Williams 3
Two Regulators, Stephens aud Max
oy, are elected Representatives the Tor
mor by majority of ~, aud tho latter
by 40 votes. Loss Of Two Representa-
tiyos-Southron.
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NOTICE.
LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
D EXAMINING in the Post Office on
EN, the first day of October, l843--
which, if not taken out within three
months, will be sent to the General Post
Office, as Dead Letters.
Anderson Mrs. E. NJ, Anderson Sarah
Jane, Anderson Henry, Avery Mrs. Sarah
Burris, James NJ, Burris Hampton
Burris Mrs. Elizabeth Boian D., Burton
Col. E. d., BulIen Henry, Brown Mrs
Nancy, Bradley Thomas, Brady A. T.
Cox David, Cox Robert, Cox Henry
Cotton William A., Cowant Samuel
Cockerham John, Chaddick Richard
Curry J. B.
Dunn A. R., Drenon William.
Eubanks James.
Foreman Edward, g., Firth Miss Lucin
da L.
Gordon Miss Mary, Gordon Mary II
Gordon Thomas.
Harper Louis, Harrington Abel, Hin.
son James, Haynes Benjamin, Hewi
Thomas
Johnson George w. Q, Jagers James T..
jenkins VIM, Jones W., Jackson David
Laurie Mrs. David.
McGehee Louis, Sen, McGehee II, D.
McMorris Alexandey, Morris Mrs. Mary
Ann, McMillen Dr., McField Mr., Nicola,
r., Maxwell W. {,
Nicely r. A.
Pearson NJ. o., Philips &. II.
Rountree John Q, Reynolds L. p, Ben
famine Reynolds, Thomns Reynolds, Rot
inson Mrs. Temperance. Rogers DR.. I. N
Ratcliff Charles, Reams L., Robert Mr..
Street H. c. 2, Sandel Mrs. Sarah, Sam
pie DIR. John, Strange Michael.
Thompson Roland, Traviss William
Vannorman H., Vaughn Levi.
Wilson John c., Wilkinson Stephen d.
Whitaker Miss Amanda.
E. L. BRAMBLET, p. II.
| October |, 1843. saws
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NOTICE.
Oc,otober %, I843.
NOTICE.

mo IIOTI.
TT ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted TO the undersigned at
the October Term, l843, of the Probate
Court Of Amite County, on the Estate oil
Thomas. 0. Causey, deceased--AIl per.
sons indebted 10 said Estate, are required
TO make immediate payment--and those
having claims against the same. are re-
quired to present them duly authentica-
ted within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred recovery.
ORA II. CAUSEY,
Adg.taiStratriT.
October 20, le43. 35w6
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NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the
n Probate Court OF Amlte County, gran,
ted at the September Term, l843, we will
offer for Sale, on credit of one and two
years, on Friday Tie First ddy of Decem-
Der neat, at the late residence of the de-
ceased, in Amite County, the following
Real and Personal Estate, OF LiHiet0R S.
atkinson, deceased, Lot No. !,
and East part of Lot No. Q, 10 Section "A,
Township 2, of Range 3, East; Fracioual
Section No. Q, in TOWNSHIP 1, of Range 3,
East; the West Half Of the North East
Quarter of Section Is, in Town ship |, OF
Range 2, East; the West Half Of the
South East Quarter of Section 2, in Town
ship /, Of Range 2, East; the South West
| Quarter of Section 2, in Township /, of
Range c, East the South West Quarter of
Section Is, in Township Is, of Range 9,
East; the North West Quarter of Secion
Is, in Township l, OF Range Q, East; the
East Eafof the South East quarter of Sec.
ton 9, and the East Hal. of the North
East Quarter OF Section Is, in Township
/, of Range 2, East; and a part of the
South West Quarter Of Section 3, and d
part of the South East Quarter of Section
4, in Township 9, of Range 3, East; also
3 acres of land in Section 10, in Town
ship /, of Range2, East--containing One
Thousand, Ipo Hundred and Ihiriyeigh
Acres and 80-100 of an Acre-Also, one
pair of Mill Stones. All of said Lands living
aud being in the County OF Amite, anC
State o. Mississippi.
G. A. HUDSON,
w. Ii. ATKINSON,
administrators.
October, 81, 1913, 34w5
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Notice.

A TIA Special Term Of the Probate
"a Court Of Amile County, held at the
Court House thereof on the eleremM day
of September l843--Letters of Admins
tration was granted to the undersigned,
on the Estate Of Alexder Mcdonald, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
said deceased's estate, are requested to
present them duly authenticated; and
those indebted to the same will make i'm
mediate payment
HUGH MCDONALD,
administrator.
Liberty, Mi. Sept. l6, l843 G9w6
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Refer TO
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T.. L. BRAMBLEr, Esq } MSS
November /, 1913. 3'mo
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