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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-08-03
Prospectus of the 7th Semi-Annual Volume,
Commencing July s, and ending Dec. so, 1645.

Commencing July s, and ending Dec. so, 1645.
THE PRoPRlEroRs of this popular and wide
y-circulated Family journal, announce with
pleasure to their friends throughout the
''boundless continent" that the Seventh semi
annual volume of ''The New Worid'' com
mences on the 9Th Of July, Under more favor
able auspices than any of its predecessors. -
Although the literary journals have of late
multiplied, and, in consequence Of the new
system of cheap books, the public have been
beautifully supplied with intellectual enter
tamment, this well-established newspaper has
been generously sustained, and seems to have
lost none Of that favor which frightened its
early days. Much labor, and care, and eX-
pense have been bestowed upon it; and the
proprietors, though extensively engaged IN
other publications, have never pretermtted
their exertions to render "The New World''
worthy of the success by which it has been
have been employed to illustrate its pages,
and, from the abundant sources Of British ge-
MUS, the reader has not failed to receive large
measures of instruction and delight
Thorough and extensive arrangements have
been made for the future. The agency es-
tablshed in London, for the constant early
transmission of all new and important books
and periodicals, will be continued; and it is
contemplated by the Editor to visit Europe in
the Autumn, for the purpose of establishing a
general correspondence on the Continent, and
of engaging the valuable aid of some Of the
best writer's Of the Old World.
In addition to the attractions recorded be-
low, the Seventh volume will contain a Ro
nance by the late celebrated DR.. Magjnn, Ell
fitled
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-08-03

IL A II CE'S
SarSapaHlla, Vegetable, or Blood Pills,
For Purifying the Blood,
removing bile,
correcting disorders
of the stomach and bowels,
costiyeness, dyspepsia, swimming
IN the head,&c. Persons of a full habit
who are subject to HEADACHE, GlDDI-
NESS, DROWSINESS & SINGING IN THF
EARS, arising from too great flow Of
blood TO 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 the
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 by Dr. j. G. Schmitt, Wood
stock, Virginia. [July 20, 1843.-y
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THE NEW MIRROR,
KvEur NUMBER EMBELIIsHED wirH
4 Beautiful Steel Engraving.
EDITED Ri c. P. NORRIS StN.P. WILLIS.
Reasons fer taking the New Mirror.

UtnEGEiS IGr InEfnG Itih lfW IUIFfUT,
Ihree doff'trS cannot org SO m'ich OF i'tefa-
~ ana pictorial value IN anE othef shape
f.ity-fWo WghtH J'nfShe0 Sfes1 e"5TdSf"sS
are gwen III 'he course OF the ye"F
me Mera'y contents are the freshe' ah''
pest ''iat can pc furnished py the experiences
TASTE re ana INDUSTRY OF It's editors
me .yPe and paper are not eAceIled ~
'hose OF any "'nef penodica''
Il SPfe1l0fn GEO." 70 0'''@ aho preserve = ~
No"f han'S at the close OIL the year. containing
e'e.yu''''% o' current interest ""I' ie"'e'n
oe['hS, ana many invaluable gems q literature
ana Sr',
II 0ehghtHt custer TO your Ja"!1ly crete Is
such Saturday paper,
BY me gear each n'n'sGer costs 0nt ,fae>Pe"ce
though there are IT. it sixteen pages OF the
choicest matter, and picture such as could
not be bought snglY at the Print>shoPs tor
less than two shiiiings.
II toiH cost yoUn05hif2g to send gour subscr'p-
ton as postmasters are authorized to enclose
1t to the editors postage free.
The New Mirror is a noueHy in letters and
III art. 1t is Saturday paper, contracting
sixteen superbly printed octave pages, Zen
closed ina neat cover,) and costly and beau
it'll steel engraving. FIFTYrw ofthese are
given in the course of the rear--an. expert
ment hitherto uninterrupted either at home or
abfoad-together with eight hundred and
thlrty-tWo closely printed pages Of the choic-
est matter, and all for the t1Htnr and yer,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-08-03
NAILS, TOBACCO, &C.

200 kegs Nails, assorted sizes
ESQ boxes Tobacco do
40 bales Manchester Yarns, assorted
"a bags strong Green Rio Coffee
5 cases Colgate's Starch
5 Do Chocolate
9 Tierces fresh Rice
l DO do Sallaratus
S barrels hest Tanners Oil
6 do fresh Water Crackers
Just received and for sale by
WALTER & co.
Winchester Depot.
ALSO IN STORE
N. O. & Porto Rico Sugars, some sup. qualit,
DO & Matanzas Moasses in hhds & bbs
Gsunpowder Imp. and Young Hyson Teas
Race and ground Ginger and Pepper
indigo, Madder, Copperas AMI Alum
Window Glass and Putty
Blister Steel Hoop and Sheet Iron
LIQUORS of all kinds, &c. &c.
A- PoSsSel in kegs and half kegs
ls1ck do and arlead, shot, &c. &c.
WAITER & CO.
J,lv 90, 1856
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@pago q emaGo $ 81 en,..asg.

yEyHE LADIE conducting this Seminary
u in the farnilof G. .JonpAs. Lurav, Va.
will have an exa.nation of the pupils ON
THE FRS Ia OF AUGUST, proximo.
Parents, and all OTIS feeling an interest in
the advancement Female Education, are
respectfully inylteGo attend. The next ses-
sion of the school W commence on the 18th
day of September. TJuly 27-Stp
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-08-03
Commissioners Sale.
s st .

devised to him by William BYRD as will pay
and satisfy such debts as are in the decree
mentioned, on the following TERMS to wit
One-thrd of the purchase money in hand,
and the balance in two equal annual payments
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security.
CHAS. FENTON WALTON,
July IS, 1915. Commissioner.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-08-03
JOHN M.fNESTI,
THE LIVERPOOL MERCHANT.

Also a series ofpapers on the LITERATURE
AND PoLITIcs OF FRANCE, by the Count Al
fred de Vigny, author of Chatterton, Cling
Mars, &C., translatons of which will be made
under the immediate superintendent Of the
author: also, "A Romance By Henry Cockton,
Esq, author Of Valentine Nox, Stanley Thorn,
& r. entitled
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20 ACRES.
A Fresh Supply Of
Spring s. Sesa2amsea'
GOODS.

Having seen handful, in which we find a
Locomotive Engine playing some four miles
north OF Woodstock, and putting at such
rate, as to knock the dauben out ofthe houses
in that neighborhooG, and their money too -
We little expected such putting from that
quarter. The Locomotive putfs out the broad
assertion. that he can sell Goods as low as
they can be sold in the Valley, Winchester
not ercepted;'-and we would say to Mir. Lo-
connective, that we will try and sell Goods as
cheap as he does. The gentleman must have
taken lessons from Charles John Hart Of Bal
timOre.
Wenow come TO the point, and that is, We
are enabled to offer to our friends fresh and
seasonable supply Of Goods-Viz;
Cloths, cassimeres, satinetts, giraffe Cloth
Ribbed gambroon, sumer cloths
Merino cassimeres for gentlemen's wear
Mouslin-de-lains, bazarine calico & lawns
A splendid assortment of calico
A variety of Earlston, Seersuck & Manches
ter ginghams ladies dress hdk'fs, linen
pocket do, gents pocket hdkfs
A variety of ribbons. thr. & bob. laces and
edgings and outings
Lace plaid and plain iacone ct muslins
Plaid and plain swiss muslins
Grape, liese and tarlton musins
A variety OF ladies' and misses hose
Ladies' black INLET and KID gloves
Gentlemen's berlin and thread gloves
Suspenders, combs buttons, &c
Bed ticking, brown & bleached cottons
Ladies' kid, gents, misses & childr. shoes
Fur & pamleai bats of the latest styles
Eng. straw, Flo braid,cyp. & devon bonnets
Together with
QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE,
STATIONERY,
GROCERIES, &c. &c.
With all other articles usually kept in coun
try ST ore.-We will take in exchange for goods
all country produce as heretofore, and sell
goods cheap for cash.. We deem it only ne
cessary TO invite our friends to cali at our
store in Woodstock, No l Cheopside, where
we will endeavor to render. satisfaction to all
who may give US a call, as we deem putting
unnecessary. We tender our thanks 10 our
customers for past fayols, and hope for a con
! tinuance thereof.
sIBERT & DINGEs,
June 8, 1843. no. ! Cheaps.de.
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W o ! q C e

a IL persons indebted to me by note or
Ia from any other source, are earnestly le
quested to make immediate payment. want
money. and viii have it. Those. therefore,
who are interested, hok ont This means
more than it says.
GEORGE X. CRABILL.
Toms Brock. July 13-3tpd
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THE WORD OF GOD.

The design Of this popular aid interesting
work. is to establish the Cenuineness, Uncor
rupted Preservation, Authenticity, and Inspi-
ration, OF the Sacred Volume, and specially in
the Illustration ofthe Arguments on those all
important topics--to prove the principal Facts
to illustrate the Aiiracies-to show the Full
filment Of the Prophecies--to exhibit the iiar-
mony, and to display the Doctrines and Pre-
cepts, of the Word of God
The First Number is printed in 8vo form,
containing 80 pages, with handsome cover;
and it is proposed TO issue the remaining mum
berS seMimonthly, on the following
TERMS.
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Copy complete, or Fifteen Copies of any one
number.
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Four Copies complete, OF Fifty Copies Of any
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Magnet Office 1873 Fultopst n \. !
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TUsT RECEIVED lot Of prime Rio
- Coffee and N 9. 80 which will be.
sold cheap for cash,by pppT& DJNGEs.
Eep. ~, 1850 No. / Cheapside
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TRtIS SALE,

TDURsUBNT to a deed of trust executed
T. by Shedrich FIemngs to the Subscriber,
as trustee, for Sutton 1. Harris and G. NJ. and
J. Pennybacker, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of Shenandoah county, shall
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash. before the front door OF the court house
in Woodstock, on Uedeesday tie 9M dag Of
auguSt neGt, certain trace Of LAND, con-
f.lirino,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-08-03

j. Il. c. respectfully calls the attention Of
the public to MS extensive ASSORTMENT Of
N5ueLs, Newspapers and Magazines.
Comprising ali the principal Magazines and
popular Newspapers. 3. all the cheap Novels,
As soon as issued. 1.a
The great amount Of business wiurthe PUB
lisl,tls, fully enables him 70 ciier greater IN
ducementa to subscribers tllan the publishers
themselves.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-08-03
THE NEW WORLD.
WEEKLY. FAMILY JOURNAL OF
POPULAR LITERATURE, SCIENCE,
ART AND NEWS.
EDITED BY PARK BENJAMIN.

Three Dollars Year IN odUaaee.
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rntcnt Stcw-i'nus. f.- r-..r-r.sg rl--ss-.
w have just orrnci OBS Of r.af rrus .ri win
w foi'ohna vcp sHp-u'f article ur sale thcar o.,
RICH NEUS 4 GARDNER
% : d . ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

Flour aud Grain.-Ihc demand for flour throug b,
week has been good and the receipts though as srg. o
common for the season. have all been taken OIL with the
exception OF such lots were limited prices beyond the
market rates. aud which course had to go into store Tho
UNIFORM price throughout the week has been for
csee unt to day. when the receipts being light and good
many wanting flour all that was received has been
S4o2s Tor Gencsoe and Si56iaiG2I Tor Michigan and
flat hoop Ohio.
In southern there IL not much doing. Georgetown old
is worth > il0 and new SI623 Si55; Richmond Coun
'ry SLo23; Brandywinc SI,G25 Si75; Richmond city
mill. $3.50, with very little doing
wheat much wanted but there being mono afloar and
ai IN store held above the views of buyers their are mo-
transactions to notice We quote Goncssce at s GOA
w. Illinois 20 cents SlOO according qualify There
Is no Southern wheat market
Corn continues IN good demand North and Jersey
quote at Do 81 cents aud New Odeans Mt - 50 ct.
weight lot OF about 1900 bushels New Orleans bn,
been cleared out store but upon not made public
Rye sn good demand and about 5000 bus Ina, been cold
at 665 6'1. Barley n also dearer nnd good article Is
worth % cents Dat, have improved considerable and
prime canal are worth to-day, 81 cents
BY the above remarks 1t will be seen that our produce
market Is in very healthy state and that nearly every
ce has improved some IN price, while the receipts are sold
as last as they arnyc.-COm. lido.
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S3O.OOOO.
W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
EXCHANGE NIII.uING

D"wins Of the Aeranda LOTTERY, NO 81, at Alexandria
November 4th:
- p 50 50 % IS 10 4i IL 90
Nos p 81, prize Of $1,000 from tins Office.
Tuesday evening, per mail Elexandrn Extra Class 262
Capal prizes-S2OOOO, 6OOO $780, $500, el4 10 Of
1000 10 OF 500 10 OF 100, 10 Of 300, 20 OF 49, 900 Of
100, &c. IS numbors-l3 drawn. Tickets IS.
Wednesday evening, per mail New Jersey, Cas. ia:
Capital $4,000, 10000, 5000, 2.OOO $40 20 of
1000 % 300 30 of $50, 1855 Of 100 &c. - numbers
~ drawn. Tickets So
Thursday evening per mail, Alexandria, Extra Clas.
26s: Capital przeS-S4OOO0, $4,000, 5000, 5000, 0OO
2,IOs Of 1000 OF 1900, 100 Of 000 $50 Of 300 20
$40.
Glass IS: Capital pHzcs-S70JO 1854 600, = Of 500
OF 300, OF $50, Of l2O, &c. &C numbcrs-l2 drawn
Tickets s. 80.
Sa'arday-Dawing received Monday morning Grand
Consolidated Extra, Class -: Capital pzCs-S7OnO 1000
1900 1000, 597, Of 300, Of 200, OF so 10 OF 1907
&c. - numbers-l2 drawn. Tickets 50.
5000.
Alexandria Lottery Class No. 50 lsI3-To be drawn
a, Alexandria ID. g. on Saturday the lib Of November
1873 Capitals $4,000, 5000, 5000. 5000, 1000 $500
2O00 l747 - prizes Of 1000 - Of 500 2s OF 300 200
200. Sc.-75 Nos. 10 drawn Tickets $40. Certificates
Packages Of % whole Tickets $3.50; shares proportion
$4,000.
Alexandra Lottery, class p. for 1870 be drawn at
Alexandria, d. C.. Saturday, the 18th November 1873
Splendid prIzcs:-Si0OOO, 10000, 5000, 1855, 22OO
10 Of 800 Is Of 300 400 Of $50. &C. Is number Ip,,e
rvs drawn. Tickets $40. Certificates Of packages Of
20 whole tickets Sl3O-sharcs in proportion.
100000.
Alexandra Lottery, class rumbcr &C. Tor lSi3-to be
drawn IN Alexandria, ID. c. Saturday, the 25'h Of No
yCmbcr, lo43 Brilliant schcme-S30 900. 1000. 5000
236, prizes Of 1900, 100 prizes Of 1000 40 Of 3pl &c
Tickets $40. Certificates of packages OF % whole tick
els Sl3O-ahaics in proportion
IL All orders confidential; and the drawing forwarded
immediately after its receipt here.
For Tickets and Shares Ccrdces Of Packages IN the above
SPLENDID Lotteries address
mn ItIAa MOUNTAIN r..n-....-l 10.
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY II co, MANAGERS,

Tuesday-s31i.30 i in Prizes Of 10000. COCO $500.
JOoJ $500 1874. 1000. 500. 400. 800 &C. Ticket. s.
wedne.dsy-Sl5 900. 10000. 5000. 2OOo. I6to. %
Prizes Of 1000 20 Of 200 20 Of l5O lJ5 Of lOO &c Sc
Tickets s..
Thursduy.-SiOODO. I5OoO 5000. 5000. 1000. 256s. .
$40
fhdOy.-s7OOO 1904. 1000. Of 500. Of 300. ) of
$50, Of l2O. &c. Tickets 81 80.
Saturdsy-S7OOO, 5000. 1900, 1000 597 -, &C.. &c.
Tickets 81.
$4,000,
Alexandra Lottery Class No. S. for Is43 TO be drnwn
Ae1andra, d. C., Saturday, the llth Of November
lsi3. Cspitsls-S30 900. 10000. 6O0O. 5000 1000
2oOO, 1000. l7i7. % prizes Of 1000 25 Of 500 % Of
800 200 Of 300, &c. IS No. Loicry-I3 drawn ballots
Tickets $40; halves 81 qusrers2 So Certificates of Pack
ages OF % Whole Tickets 9 3O-shnres in proportion.
SiO,OOOi
Alexandra Lottery Class +. for 1913. to DO drnwn NJ
Alexandra, d. e., on Saturday, the 18th Of November
le43. Splendid Prizes-Sd00 600, 10000 5000 3255
22OO, 2OOO 1900. 1900. 1900 lGOO 10 of prizc, of
10 No. Loie-l5 drawn ballots Tickets $40: balv.. 4.
qnarters2 So Certificates Of Packages OF &c Whole Tick
cts Sl3O-shares IN proportion.
$4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No Sc for Isi3 to be drawn
IN Alexandria, d. C., Saturday, the 2j,h Of November
ls43. Brilliant Scheme S30. 600 10 600 5000 p367
prizcs OF 1900, 100 przes OF 1000 10 of 300 & r.
Tickets SO halves = quarter. So Certificates of Pack
ages OF % Whole Tickets, Sl30-Slarcs in proportion
For Tickets and Shares Certificates Package. in the above
splendid Lotteries. address
JG GREGORY & Co Managers. Richmond. Va
above. ~ Oh
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VERMONT FOR SALE.
PY virtuc of a deed executed to the ab

Rf virtue Of deed executed to the subscriber.
on the l7h day Of May 1912 by John and Courtney
L. ms wife which IL u record in County Cumberland ana
oE consent Of certain Judgment creditors certain puo
- IN sid deed mentioned premises on FRI
DAY the l'th day Of November the next n .v
een tract NJ Land suppose contain about 200 which
orefy owned BY the late John A. Trent bounied by
e anis Of VIM Pnce Elijah Glover. Wilson by the
~ OF ,ias "o0~on deed and by IN. land belonging t.
arm 81 Mcashan * Trent This the north side Of
WINS RIVER AMI has large eomnodou nisonn bunnV
hsTeon with al necessary houses. land l. Of excellent
quay VEL adapted to Wheat and Tobse.
anu ts lieency Of timber for fences Pine Wood &c
ne terms o sale viii be for sufficient cash n deny
e expenses of sale the balance equal nstlrn OF
i ani i months the purchaser giving ecurty and
iced "i ifs On the premises purchase lanev
Al the same time and place, and upon the same
terms be viii also by a executed nv John T NJ
Casan ana tatar : his wife John l.. Courtney L
ms wife on the lh day Of May ls4s OF reconi
e al county Oder for sale for puposs deed men
anoi-r tract II and which belonged NCas
IA en supposed 20 contain about ard
del ~ The Lands of RehdJ Anderson VIM Peter Jack
% AMI 10y the tract OF land which has above Th
uaet OF anI that owned by MCashan Trent
ne above two tracts Of land would make very rr.
ana valuable estate and an estate would
!" Wen 10 call and view the said lands Mr. reside.
On The premises will show the all perons
&c 4'-eti- HENRY T.. IRVING Truse.
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CANAL COMM ERCE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Cana Boat Tennessee, Phelps from I.ynchburg with
~ tons nd4r, To a. T. Harris, :. Turner aud l.. d.
Cronshnw & Co.
Boat Buchanan, Eubank from scosyillc with 80; tons
miLe TO Shields SOmervIl!c, A. 4. Harris and Master
Boat Elizabeth. Tyree, from New Canton with 81 tons
indzc TO Fotds x Woodson Parrish Il Beazley, VIM An.
deIson, Jr.. Wren y Macon, and - Drinker
boai Richmond, &. c. Dixon, from Lynchburg with ga
tons mdzc, to Galego Mills j. c. SPOTS Il Co. and VIM
f.. Evans.
Boat Ohio, Jamerson, from Lynchburg with 3. : tons
INDIE. 10 l.. ID. Crcnshaw " Co.. J. X. Anderson, and
Shields & Somervillc
Boat Chas. VI. Mitchell, Enbank from Lynchburg viii.
LAY tons mdzc to Shields * SOmervillr Thos Williams
LudIam' Preston n Co. Gibson u Thornton, aud l.. d.
CTenshaw & Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Ihos. W. Bonduran, Overon for Iiardwicksville
with INDIE.
John Randolph, Pinnel!, for Lynchburg and Lock II
with 1 tons mdEe.
kanawha Station, for ScOttsyile, Iynchburg ElL HIN
Elk Creek Mills ard Beaver Creek, with tons rndze
Pioneer, Parsons, with Il ndzc 10 Lynchburg and
Lock No. 10.
ofonoko Henry, with tons mdze, to New Canton, Co
IumbaauI CaTtcrsylc
Commerce, Guruant with tons ,ndzc tp ga. & anton
Lock Ia and Scottsyille
Little Nell Cnhell, with l. mizc, to Bent Creek
Warren, New Market and Dover Mills.
columbia, JuhusOn with SOL tons ndze o. I.ynchburr
and Beaver Dam.
VIM Young, y Dung, with tom INDIE, TO Lock No :.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Rl virtue ot Deed OF Trust. executed 90 th.
- sahscrhrr y B1rru DAVIS beating di.s .I October o.
ani q" rceou n ihr Clerks ofrc nf f Count,
h'H Tor etfI VuVV-'s therein mentioned shall rr1cced
600 t"pr us,- uu NfuN AiSii t, 600 uf.rulr r.l.
af Otherwise ihe r'U ftrtN thereafter 1 that Land
0n winch lhs said Bartlett bafs resides lying
county of buckingham adjoining thr luts SAMUEL Mlrf
knovn Of thr Buckingham SFrut. 'ni others
town of 'unsvc 1ri containing a~t lrl fraction acres. hr
SAME more NJ Tess li crop tobacco sheep horses
ans cows plantation tnos hnusfhcH 1i Kitchen furniture con
velei .f ihf s'4d'cd v .e evil NJ ie place
iir lHI BE- rofi wei IneHseI vfh ard rrursf
Gus dwelling h'"se nrl 300 eeet7ry 0lt n rr,
PORTION Of huhefaud adapted tbc roulof wheat
uni ohstco-auiin hctl'hy region.
lLkNst1sh on DE whole slrs vii PEI required amount
'uHreri 90 1y security ich which exceed 1000 DC be-
hest the balance ui fc yrtr 1f Co., land be d,ei DOB two
equal arnu' insamcrts with decd NJ secure th, ray
rn The terms 'r ic personal properly Will Del knovH an
f dN NJ sale Title believed uuqursf11hc but selling tru-
re. I sh'n ou, c'r,e, such tts re- fs, vested n mc.
u0 j-c21wtws uENNiS LAKELAND Trustee.
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ASe:sS
Br L-ssr EvE.wi.sos nan.
n. Y.MARKEr. Nov. 4. 1919.

CorroN-By the packet Liverpool We have tw days Ia
ter advees from England. the Of the two DAYS th
ana 'h oeO at Liverpool amounted to $1,000 bales and
the advance of 3D. (no,eed by the ibcrnia NJ. bcin oh
nned subsequently to making mp the last weekly circular
Tce'Ned) appears 10 have been maintained.
In this market the sales OF the week ending last even
ing amounted H. say 41JO bales, embracing $500 bales up
land ordinary To nddng 6ts72; midding fair to fair
81 and good fair - and 225O Mobile and New or
sn' ordinary TO mddng 6ia7.; middling fair 10 fair ga
hSas during the same period 1855 bales. Prices We
h1ee as rather lower having just about lost the avcos
~h'eh was obtained the previous week We quote fol-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07
PHbiic Sale OF Real
d s 7 A 7 E.

~ Virtue of Il decree OF the Circuit Superior
~ Court o Law and Caner County Of R.prahanroek
entered IN the si Il James w Porter against and others
inc undersigned who were appointed Commits, execute said
decree wI sell II public sale" the highest bidder At Washington
IN tie county oiRappahannoek the let upon
ef"i" OF !. months all the Real Estate Porter died
seized Consisting OF about $50 near the town Of
Washington and House and Lot sad house and
o' would hr suitable TO derous engaging in
The mercantile business the house and excellent store
room IN IT. The purchaser wal he required give bond with ro
personal security and the legal title to the property
until the payment OF the purchase money.
JAMES +. STROTHER,
3-ctds UsRATIO e NnrrTyT-T