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LAND IN CHARLES CRY COUNTY, VA,
CON JAMES RlVER) FOR SALE.
INIllS es ate, called and known by the name of
l. STURGEON POINT, recently the residence
OF WIN, II. Mngc, deceased, contains one thousand
acres, well adapted 10 the growth of heat Corn and
Oals, in one OF The hes, neighboIhooJs IN Virginia.
beng directly opposite The Two BranJons, and in that
region Of country nlracunusly im roved hy caIcar
ous manures adj Ilnidg he fine estate lately ufchased
hy the President of The u States The Improvement
OF which 10y mari, Line ard clover, must be seen to
lie believed. One hundred acres ofths land la been
lined with singular and wonderful clfect--four hun
bred cleared, half very Gently and now in fine heart
and one of Tie mcs beautiful and commanding sitna-
lions on The river The certainly improved condition
in the health of the lower james together with the
certainty Of The crop of Wheat par,lcu ary on lined
lands, renders this opportunity Of Investment which
seldom occurs, as in almost every instance, these
lands purchased 10y those who are yclep, the ju-
dicious men OF the county, who thus exercise their
Judgment In purchasing and their cunning in decry-
ing the lower country, and keeping up the humbug
of unhealhlness, 'or the purpose OF sitting all oppo-
81 in.
There is on this land upwards Of 1000 cords Of
oak wo d. Sufficiently convenient 10 the landing, at
which there is and substo al harf beIongln
to the estate, where vessel of any burden can lie
is within 60 miles Of Fortress Monroe or Old Point,
afiordIng a steady and Increasing demand for such
wood.
Tie buildings consist Of small but corn fort ,ble
DIV eing-house with five rooms, kitchen, smoke
house, sore-house dairy, and ce-house, with large
barn and stable, the two latter somewhat out Of lie.
pair; ine spring of wa ter and the fac lily Of living
un. qnsled. The river and creeks abound With fish
and wild fowl, and the fore t. and fields with game
of all sorts including nnunerable deer and turkeys.
glJ' As have been offered ten thousand diIIars
cash this land, will state my to be (Sl2,-
900 81 900 cash, $1,000 in two yeas and $4,000 in
tee years, the two last payments to carry interest
from the date, and to be satisfactorily secured My
son residing ar and who has the management OF
this estate Will shos il t. any person desrou' to see
IT, and any communication made to in Peters
burg will be attended TO.
JNO MINGE.
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
lust RECEIVED, the following New Music,
j the old establ shed store two doors east of 18th
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w. FISCHER.
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IT'S sweet to the blooming rose.
The merry days of old-by Jeffrey.
will be happy, too, do.
When thou vert truc-by +. w. Thomas.
Muse at Nghtfall-by Jefireys.
Away, away to the greenwood shadcs-a Duet.
MIR. Hill, pray be slil-by Barclay
IT'S now the May time-by G. Linley.
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must away from thee my lovely J. McLaughen.
Thou hast wreathed a she-for the guitar.
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The emblem hower-by Roethen
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L'Album du Fmtiste-by Ernst.
Firth s Halls edition Of favorite overtures, from
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w OMAN AN ENIGMA Or, Life and its Re.
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UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania.
MEDICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF lSi3-4i


VNHE Lectures will commence on Monday, No
j vember the Gth and be continued, under the fol,
lowing arrangement, TO the middle Of March ensu-
ing
Practice and Theory of Medicine, by Nathaniel
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Chemistry, by Robert Hare NJ. ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, NJ ID.
Anatomy, by William r. Horner M. ID.
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, M. D.
Matera Medica and Pharmacy, 10y George Is.
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Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
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A course OF Clinical Lectures and Demonstrations,
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Clinical Medicine 10y w. w Gerhard, NJ ID.
Clinical Surgery, by Drs. Gibson and tlorDer.
Clinical Instruction in Medicine is also given from
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The rooms for Practical Anatomy will be opened
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They under the charge of Paul Beck Goddard,
Nj. d., Demonstration, with supervision on the part
of DIR. Homer
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LAND IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA
ION JAMES RlYERl For SALE

August 2i-lawiw
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN
FRONT ROYAL.

A meeting of the democratic party,
held at the courthouse, being (Court-day)
or the Goth March, and in pursuance to
notlce previously given. for the pur-
pose Of appointing Delegates to attend a
district convention to be held in Winch
ester. John Smith Davidson. esq, was
called to the chair. and on motion, Sam
ael Reel was appointed secretary. The
meeting being fully organized, Giles
Cook, esq., rose and explained the object
OF the meeting in briet and pointed
manner, and moved the following resolu-
ton:
Resoired. That the chair appointa COM
m'ttee ct i've to select 10 Delegates to
represent the county in the district con-
vention IN Winchester, tn be held on the
Sith inst: Whereupon, TIE chair an
nonnced the following gentleman: Giles
Cook, A. w. Bowling. Morgan Johnson:
Samuel Simpson, aud Christian Kend-
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23
Hoase Of Delegafes.

Mr.. En1roRI You will please state in
your paper. that MIR. DAVID CRABIL1. OF
Toms Brook, will be supported at the
ensuing election as candidate to rer2
resent this county in the next legislature
OF Vlrg'na, by .Nany poterS.
@ We are authorized to announce
Col. Daniel StEcksey as a candi-
date to represent this county in the
next Legislature Of Virginia.
g We are authorized to announce
Robert VI. DenisOn, esq. as a
candidate to represent the county Of Shen4
aadoah in the next Legislature of VirgI-
ria.
u We are authorised TO announce
Capt. Christian MILLER as cam
didate to represent the county of Shen4
andeah in the next Legislature of Vir-
ginia,
o. We are authorised to announce
Col. John Mcpherson as cans
didate to represent the county Of Page
in the next Legislature Of Virginia.
o. We are authorised to announce
Col. Jonas Alcsh5rc as a candil
date to represent the county of Page in
the next Legislature of Virginia.
STATE Senate,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23
FOR THE SENTINEL.
To the Democrats of Virginia
IN GENERAL, and to the Demo
Gratis of Shenandoah IN PAR


IN GENERAL, and to the Demo
Gratis of Shenandoah IN PAR
TICULAR.
Read 2 Read z lead ~ h
Tie Question ofthc Distribution ofthe Proceeds
ofthe Public Lands Discussed, and a fer
Reusoas 'ohy Virginia should reject. The pro-
portion assigned to Aes-.
A great deal has been said about the
legislature Of Virginia having at its pre-
sen. session refused to receive thirty-sev-
en- thousand dollars and fif1y-eight cents.
the portion assigned to Virginia under
the distribution act.
To proper understanding of the sub
ject, it will be necessary to enquire.
when and by whom this act was passed
1t acas one Of the great sohig measures d
the great extra session Of the first sehag
congresssan l841. 1t hasAbeen a favorite
measure Of Henry Clay, the great whia
leader. for many years. and is pretty
mueT such bull as a whig congress pass
ed at the sessionof 1898, and which
Gen. jackson vetoed, as will be seen bv
reference to his mes sage of Dec. A. '3s.
tbs a spawn of the great whig triumph
of'1B40. So much for its origin. You
are asked. therefore. to receive this mo
ney as gift 'ffom generous wing party,
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These rxtrects shnw at 4 e first g'ances
that congress has violated TIE solemn
compacts made with the States ceding
these lands. and undertaking TO do now
by legislative action what the Constitu-
ton does not warrant. violated that in
strument also. 1t will not do for indivi-
tluals to say thar the law may violate the
cnlnpacts and constitution, vet ms some
of TIE other States have received it. SO
SHOULD Virginia. If it is a violation of
either to pass distribution law. such IA
the present, how can 1t be legal or coma
stitutiona to receive it ? But more OF
his subject i'll another number.
s, &. ".
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NOTICE.

An election will be held on Saturday
next, to choose five suitable persons 10
serve as Trustees of the town of Wood
stock, during the ensuring wear. The
election will be in the Courthouse.
JAS. q. FRAVEL, clerk.
March %, 1S4S.
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Slate Senate.

e We are authorized to announce
Maj Andrew y. O'ESannOn as
candidate to represent The district compo-
sed of the counties of Shenandoah, Hardy.
Page and Warren, in the Senate of virgi-.
MIA.
C. We are authorised TO announce
David Crawford, ESQ. as can.
didate to represent the district composed
OF the counties of Shenandoah. Hardy
ginia. 81;
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23

~ We are authorized to announce
Hon. VIM. A. HARRIS as candidate to
represent the district Composed Of the
counties of Page, Warren, Frederick,
Clarke, Jefferson. Berkeley. Hampshire
and Morgan. in the next Congress of the
United States.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-23

the said States, TO be
made within tier IL
mits respectively IN
such manner rs the
Legislature thereof
shall direct.
And there shall be
and hereby is, granted
to each new State that
shall be hereafter adj
mitted il to the Uni
on, upon such admis.
SION, so much land as.
including such quaint
ty as may have bren
granted to such State
before its admission,
and while under u Ter
ritorial Government,
for purposes OF intern
al Improvement as a.
foresaid, as shall! make
Ave hundred thousand
acres of land, to be Sc
lected and located as
aforesaid.
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dcd to the u. S. shall
be end ensure tor the
use and benefit Of the
u s. as shall Jecome
members Of the federal
alliance Of the said
States, and for no other
use or purpose achdtso-
eUer.'
The Virginia deed
of session was execu-
ted and accepted on
the 1st March. 1884
One of the conditions
ofthis cession is as fol-
lows, VIZ:
| THAT all the lands
within the territory so
ceded to the United
States, and not reser-
we'd for or appropra-
ted to any of the be-
! fore named purposes,
or disposed Of in boun
ties to the officers and
soldiers of the Ameri-
can army, shaN be con-
sidered as a con- nlon
fund for the use End
benefit Of such Of the q.
Haies as hare become
or shall become mem
bers of the confedero-
ton a. federa! alliance
of the said States, Pr
ginia Inclusive. accord
ing TO their usual res
| rect'ye proportions an
the general charge and
expenditure, and shall
| be faithfully and Iona
fde disposed Of for that
1 purpose and for no 9th
81 nss ar purpose achut
scorer.
Within the wears
1875, 1886 and 1887,
! Massachusetts, Con-
necticut and S. Carroll
ma, coded their claims
on similar conditions
The federal govern
mdnt went into opera
ton under the existing
constitution on the 4tl1
| of March, 1889. The
following is the only
| provision of that con-
stitution which has a
direct bearing on the
subject of the public
lands, viz:
the congress shall
have power to dispose
| of, and make all need
ful rules and regula
tons respecting the
territory or other pro-
perry belonging to the
United States, and nc
| thing in this constltu'
ton shall be SO con-
.tlued as to prejudice
any claims of the u
S. or of any particular
State
Thus tie constitu-
ton left all the COM
pacts before made ,ir
full force, and the
rights of all parties re-
NAMED the same I'M
der the new govern
ment as they were I'M
der the confederation
The deed Of cessiol
of N. Carolina was ex-
ecuted in Dec. 1889
and accepted by al
act of,congress appro
we'd April 2, 1880
The third condition O
s.this cession was in th'
following words, viz.
sThat all the land
irteuded to he cedee
by virtue of this act f
the u. g. of America
and not appropriated
as before mentioned
shall be considered as
common find for til
use and benefit Of tn
United States Of Amer
ca. North Carolina in
clt.sire. according Il
their respective and u.s.
nnl proportions Of tn
general expenditure, {:
shall be Faithfully dis
posed Of for that .pur-
pose, md for no othe:
use or purpose ,ohatso-
erer.'