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THE MILLENNIUM.
GHEAT EARTHQuAKr.

GgEAT EARrHQuAKr.
To all the people far and near,
To dreadful warning give ear.
Jan. u. 1919, there will be a great Earhquake-thrce
shocks In in al the whole word-Le oil the
people believe and ucmblo before Cod-for the limo will
soon come when he saints will possess the kingdom.
Jan. 81 lSi3 the door o mercy will be- shut against tho
whole world
Now my dear friends, would invite Won Zee Tor mer.
cy, whilst the door Of mercy open. The spirit Of God
testihes these things which coming the earth.
~ b. Please toward this in oil your papers much ~
possible.
LEVI HoUGHToN
Acton, Jan. |, 1919
The above announcement was IN circulation IN many
towns in Massachusets last week.
The Hayerhi Gazette says, that Mr.. HoughtOn whose
name affixed " u said 70 BE- . member Of church ~
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U. $. sENAToR-A sTAuNcH WIG ELECTED

The two Houses Of the Legislature met yesterday ac
cordng TO law and usage to for Senator
the State OF Louisiana in the L. s Senate for years
from the 18th OF August The occasion produced
puncua attendance OF the members. Every Senator
and there only three absenees from the House
By referring our legislative report it will be seen that
the Hon. ALEXANDER PORTER, was elected on the
first ballot, by n very considerable majority.
As Wings cannot but rejoice the result. There
does MOTIVE within the compass Of this wide Union saunch
er, trIer more ncorrupublc Wing, than ALEXANDER
PORTER; n the power of the Legislature TO send to
the Senate able and efficient representative 40
man Of Letters, of talents of experience he will compare
with any member of the august body which he has been
returned; and useful legislator and unbendng
advocate of Wing principles he will find superior i'm the
halls Of Congress-
We could heartily WISH that the circumstances attending
this election would enable the subject in no other
light than that which reveals the brighter points Of the pic
ture. IL painful reflect that this result was in mea.
sure, brought about by divisions in the Wing ranks dyi.
sons, however, which of character sacrifice
the election of whg The Locofocos awaiting themselves
OF our family euds cast their votes in body against that
nominee, whom they thought the wing party most
anxious to elect That wing, and such a wing a. Alex.
nnder Porter should have received tine support Of the loco
ocOs is Of those phenomena party which
mind us that politics, like poverty, make strange bedfe
| lowe"
But il the election of Mr. Porter nor vet so much
the in which effected that US any r.
greet We think that the pursued by C. NJ Conrad
since his election entitled him the support Of the party
and we confess that anxiety him elected was
greatly increased by the strenuous exerons that made
/ by the locOtOcos To defeat him in particular.
The reelection Of public officer, is the best and per
haPs the only adequate evidence that be given OF the
appreciation OF his constituents and this testimony
I OF opinion Mr. CONRAD richly merted But we arc Der
suadcd that, no man will rejoice the election Of
staunch whg than he will and the modification of defeat
OF he feels any will be amply repaid by the consolation
knowing that his mantle will fall upon the shoulders Of
fellow wing, upon whose fidelity prowcss and abilities he
/ himself places the most exalted esmae.-N. o. Bee.
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Directors of Farmers Bnnk OF virginia nm,
branches, for 1913.
By THE STOCKHOLDERS. THE EXECUTIVE.
RICHMOND:
VIM. II. Macfarland James Bosher
Samuel Reeve Richard b. Haxal
James Dunlop VIM. Mitchell Jr
Subeti Mctimder VIM. Williams
james &. Crane
NORFOLK
NC, Whitehead VIM. +. Cunningham
+. w. Southgate James :. Graham
y. }. Higgins John Hopkins
George Wilson
PETERsBURGt
William Robertson Lewis F. Hicks
stephen g. Wells John a. Paterson
Charles CoTlng John Kevan
Richard Sturdiyant
FREDERICKSBURG
John n. Wallace William c. Benlc
s. ]. Baydes John ]. Berrey
George Hamilton John Hart
Arthur a. Morson
LYNCHBURGi
William Radford Richard TYNE
John ". Warwick Samuel McCorkly
Samuel Miller Ammon Hancock
David W. Burton
WINCHESTER
James W. Mason John Bruce
Philip Williams, Jr Henry +. Bakers
Robert T. Baldwin, Robert l., Baker
Thomas b. C1mpbc-
DANvILLE.
n. r. Green VIM. VI. Tredwsy
Robert R0gs Beverly Iipdsev
John w. Paxton r. Wilson
l.. IUbrook
FARMYtLLE:
N. T.. Yonabe p. n. Jackson
james BlantOn Geo w. Daniel
james VI. McNuu Edwin Edwards
Clement &. Read
CHARLOTTESVHLE;
JOAN n. longs James Fife
Andrew Mckee John D. Hart
William Garth Alonzo Gooch
&. IIorscy
WYTHEVGLLE:
Stephen McGayOck George seuari
Robert Crockett Andrew s. Fulton
Ephraim McGavock Robert Roper
Robert GibbOny
sNow Directors.
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foR NEW YORK,

EfFa FOR RENT, n comfortable framed Dwell
LIN ing Shocke hin the residence Of Wellington ,
For terms Apply tn THORNTON G.. LTPsCoMB aqo-d6t
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'yrgna per hundred and eight
dollars, get the fact IN Second Auditor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-20

ltgre The regular packet schooner Lynchbura
viii take three hundred Tobacco and b,y
good accommodation. For terms Of passage on the master ON
board at LudlaH's wharf or on
IN 2O--dlOt WA pp,v, t-r-r
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FIr.t QnaIIty Reaay-n,aae CIethInrf

TIL V""IIty Hendy-mndc CIothinrl
~ resEecd prEes
SAVING q Is per may realised BY calling on tb
n undersigned who odcr Tor inspection very superior s,,
ment Of Dfes and ffoek Costs Psnaoons &c &c ts
style and quality % which npos.ibls excel hsrs OF ess
gTApR a 40
FH opPour Exchange Ilo,sl
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OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH.
~ Ii. CHEWING. DpSTIsr. nj P;cb,no,,,

-. Nl4Nir, DENTIST, OF RIchmOylH.
u has opened Office Petersburg Sycamore street n.1t
door TO Henry ylmer Son where happy attend 10
an who may require his services AL profession
any known arc respectfully referred the following
have been acquainted with Dr. T. about siS ysa
and have had an opportunity OF knowing praeiIa
81 OF Denial surgery he has fsw, II any supeors emf
neny skilled IN department OF IL Afford,
me great pleasure To recommend him worthy tia
confidence and patronage Of all who los OF decay
OF their Teeth may need the services OF a Dentist
G. a. HARRIS. NJ. d. d. D. =,
Professor Of Practical Dentistry, the College OF Den
tai Surgery.
have seen and Examined
BY d. Chewing the Teeth which for durability
cannot be surpassed d. with confidence him TO my
former patrons friends and the public generally.
T. BAKER, Dentist York City.
To ne ofi.eHs Of P,iasbprg and risfrdv.
Our friend D H. Cbewning locate an Office IN
your town has been during of
DENTISTRY In this eyand having had opportunity for
Judging OF his ability and skill think superior in his
profession here where. With eheeriness We re
commend him confidence and patronage assuring you that
Il Will not be misplaced
tn Johnson H. d., Professor Physiology in The
Richmond Medical College; L. Bohannan NJ OF
etlea Medicine in the Richmond Medical College Maupn
D. Professor Of Chemistry the Richmond College Car
NJ d. Tn Nelson NJ D. John c. IIobson =. =. RaIsr w }
Fry Co. A. Moseley g. Watson NJ ~ Edward H. Carmichael NJ
DUNLOP, Moncure q Co
Richmond. November, 1919.
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RIcnnnxn. Inn,v 18Th. lsi.


SIR: Many of your friends in this city, who desire TO es
fy to well publicly express their sense of the
ability integrity and hberty with which YOU have con-
Quoted the affairs OF the Bank with which you were sng
connected, and their undminshed confidence in you as
gentleman and OF honour have deputed us to invite
YOU, as We now do, TO public dinner; be given the
Exchange Hotel such time as NAV suit your convent
ence. We are, with high respect,
Your friends, &C.
ARCHD PLEASANTS
JOHN VI. PATTON,
JOHN WOMBLE
AB'M WARWICK,
ALFRED L. HARRIS,
HENRY LUDLAM,
WIN. II. MCFARLAND,
JAMES LYONS.
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FOR RENT,

HNHE House and Farm lately occupied by Pro-
icssor Emmct the University Virginia The House
contains eight rooas besides attached to il every
convenient ont house large garden
yAd OF excellent grapes The upwards
dred acres MI enclosed part of clover
hi- This place Offers inviting point OF
health comfort AMI convenience e University particularly 10
who having 10 educate would superntcnd
their education aud hoard them himself Possession win given
whenever required Application directed University rosi
Office post paid VIII be promptly attended BY Undersigned
University Ian. ',lsi3 MARY D. EMMETT
II
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a. MARION, the sire Of John Blunt, Cy-
%sl Nuon, Virginia Cary, Miss Bett A. Ffaneis Marion.
L Susan Lindsey American Citizen. and Maria West dam
NJ Wnrgoncr and Fanny Will stand my Northampton
county v G. four miles Of Jackson miles of Hall
aN and twenty I've miles south Of Bcihed and render
NJ $40 cash $50 not paid by the lr of July class u
mares VIII be served s35 cash Tor each s5 ~
70 the eyot Good and paEtfago
Tstis, Mares wiz he fci NJ a7l 81. per day.
Every pcenunn win De- used N accidents and
but no liability for either.
MARION has more than twenty FIVE thorough bred
mares whilst other distinguished staons forty
season The dams n John Blunt Cymon Virginia Carry Mise
Bet n A., Fancs MARION American Cixsn anl Maria West
fre sunsyet above race horses by Marion
were The best colts n their produce, and whenever good
sent tohm, be get horse first order
Tho win The first Of Febaf end
n July ErIELD J. PEEBLEs.
"a 20 ei0t
IN CFHANCEHY-vsotH.-- rules held The Clerks
Once ~ The Circuit superior of Law and Chaneey, fof
The county u Ncsn1rciand Monday January 1893
Allen Readc William 3. Reado Robert Resde and Rehard
poughsa and Frances bic wife who Frances A. Rcade.
Fh
against
James r. Defn admir- of Stephen Reads. decd n 81 bef't
The defendant JAMES Dcfn admr n Stephen Reads deed
not having entered he appearance md given security according
ihe Assembly and ne Ru of this Court and appearing
satisfactory evidence nhsbitant Common
sa defendant 10 appsar ~ Russ
be hsid clerks oee n the aid Cou Monday
April The bl of The plaintiff cory Of
nferted newspaper published In Tho
Richmond r suecesivsiy ard roei a ,bs
front door Of the Courthouse u county
Copy-Teae,
N 20 Wv WIN HJTT &C
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h GssOLCToN oF PARTNERsHIP-DG G. r. ,y,ue, t,y.
~ this day Dissolved by mutual Charles " Weller l.
authorized n ee The concern those indebted please make
payment Immediately ~ its necessary soon ~ posi-
We. DANIEL WELLER,
January 10. isi3 CttNs n WETIEn
m 20
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To Archibald Peasants John NJ. Patton, John
Womble, Abraham Warwick, Alfred T Har
MS, Henry Ludlam, William II. Macfarland.
and James Lyons, EsqHires.
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CLEARED,
Brig ralo- Flanders Glasgow cotton by Kerr Ca.ke Co
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02

The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
In the House. the Report Of the Com
mittee Of Ways md Means on the Exche-
quer was taken up. and MIR. FIJI more re-
piled to the various speakers who had OPP
posed it. and concluded by moving the
previous question. MIR. Gwinn moved
to lay tie Whole subject on the table,
which was negat;ved-ayes Sc. noes AL.
The question was then taken on MIR.
Aiherlon's substitute. recommending HE
independent Treasury. which was mega
tived-ayes l05, noes Is. The ques-
ton was then taken OH the adoption ct
report Of the Committee OF Ways & Means
adverse TO the Eychequer. and It was ad-
opted-aves 1913, noes 10. Mr.. Bur-
nell moved reconsideration, and having
expressed his views IN opposition to the
independent Treasury and tie U. States
Bank. withdrew his motion. Mr.. Z. J.
ingersoIl renewed the motion. and spoke
at some length i'll explanation of his view
on the currency. Mr. [. d. Jones i"i
| lowed, aud at the conclusion Of his re-
marks. Nir. Everett having obtained tht
floor, moved to lay the motion for recon
sideration on the tab e. which was CARR
ed, aud the House adjourned.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02

en- from the army, and from this. and o.
Their causes, about l4O started Oh then
return to Texas. The rema!nsler signed
a solemn pledge 10 respect private pro-
perty.
On the 10th ult. the army t'rom 40O
TO SOY took up the line oil march inr siuer
rern, town about GOO miles below Ia
red.
?. S.-A man, whom do not know.
but VIM has the air Of a gentleman ct
veraclty, came dnwn OF the Houston boat
lie states that be had just LETT Judge
Somervell. e. brother of tie General on
the BRACES. who had received letter
/ from the latter. aud read it To my Inform
ant. 1t stated that Cen Sonervel was
surrounded. between Guerrero aud Nier.
by 1000 of the enemy. defeated them.
and took 400 prisoners and four pieces
of artillery. and is now o. his return to
'fexass-N. 0. 1ropie.
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Of the words .and reissue after the word

Of the words .aud reissue after the word
issue
The resolution was then passed III Tie
fullowin, forn--ayes 90. noes is:
;. Resolped, That the committee on
banks be, and they are hereby instructed
to bring in a bill to limit the banks IN the
issue and reissue of the said small notes
to an amount not exceeding SIX per cent.
upon their capitals
Mr.. Lacy submitted plan for d'str'c
ting the state into congressional districts,
which was ordered to be printed.
Friday, January e..
The house. finding that tf.e committees
could not get along with the eaily hour
If eleven for the meeting of the house.
determined to return, for the present. TO
the old hour of twelve. The bill extern
ding the jurisdiction of justices to Sums
as high as $50, was taken up, being the
order of the dav. Mr.. Powell offered an
amendment. Mr.. Smith of II. moved
the indefinite pnstponement. The mo-
ton was discussed Till after 5 O'Clock
when the motion was lost, ayes so, noes
81. The bill was then recommitted tt
he spe cial committee.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

Success of tie. Team Troops. cad De-
feat OF The .Mericans !--By the stea,n-
ship New York, Capt. j. L. Wright. 81
hours from Galveston, we are III posses
sion of complete flies Of Texan papers.
ihe news is Of all important character.
The Galveston Times o. the Sd lust. CON
tains the following:
Glor5as .Nsws from the Wsst--By the
the DAYTON, from Houston, we received
the glorious news Of the capture OF the
Mexican town Of Laredo on the 9Th De-
cember. The few Mexican troops who
occupied the place. made hasty retreat
without firing gun. Being notified OF
this. eur array sent messenger To the
Alca,le to make acquisitions Tor neees-
.ares. which We're promptly furnished.
After taking the town, lew troops cross
ed the Rio Grande. and planted the
Single Star on the West bank. Our ar
my consisted of be,w cen six & seven huh
bred mea.
We regret to learn that some of the
soldiers, IN opposition to the positive IN
functions Of the officers, resorted to rob
berry. When ordered SD to do, however.
the majority Of them delivered their i'll
got gains to- their officers. who promptly
returned the same to the proper owners
Those wlo refused to d. this were driv
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02

Any person wishing to subscribe for thu
magnificent work. which contains the only
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of Gadeys celebrated Centre Table Ornament.
winch contains IS splendid mezzotnt, line &
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price OF the Centre Table Ornament separate
IS Sl.-Any old subscriber sending s. in adj
vance, will receive credit for one year and
copy of
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Any two subscribers, old or new, clubbing to
gether and lelnitting 1--WE dollars in advance,
viii receive one copy of the abovenamed Or
nament. 1t is to be distinctly understood
that IN all cases the postage must be paid or
the letters tranked on all orders
Address LA. COMFY
Publishers H.Ii, io1 Chestnut St. PHI.
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d "a Hsss IA ? s& "a q Rs ~

These unrivailed pills having now acquired
a celebrity AMI popularity unequalled in the
ANIMALS of medicine and also having obtained
the entire confidence and being used in the
private practice of almost the whole body of
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and in all cases of torpor Of the bowels where
cathartic or an appetite is needed They are
mild in their oDer ton. producing neither nau
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.qlbanu. ~ Y jan. l. 1883.
SRI take much pleasure in bearing test-
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GEO HULL. Nh
Nonfreol L G.. Sent IA. 1887.
IN the course of long practice have a7-
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nausea on the stomach. but I must say that
none of them have answered the pIrDos~ as
we'll IS vour vegetable pills. ]. CASE. NJ d
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are doctored for various complaints without
onv benett; when one dose of these lozenzeS
would speedily cure them.
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in strasburg by II & G j Grove-anl on en-.
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village in the state. Feb. 2. 1Sl3.
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TO1!t TIC Z tots3 lVItOs
FROM MEXItO.

Lieut. fIartsene sailed from Monterey
in the IT, s. ship Yorktown on the 20
November, aud landed at San Bias or
the 7th December. From thence he pro
ceetted across the country to the city of
Mexico, wearing the United States uni
form and although the news of the affair
at Monterey spread all over the cc',ntrv,
he was extremely we'll treated on the en-
tire route.
Com. Jones remained at Monterey in
the Cyane, having sent III" Unlted States
to the Sandwich Islands for provisions
On the return Of that frigate lie would
proceed in her to MaZatlan. leaving one
ST the sloops Of war on tie coast of Cali
fornia. The Dale had not arrived from
Panama nor the relief from Callao. The
Shark. when last heard from. was at Cal.
lao. The Yorktown will probably be
nome about the l-t Of Juy.
( A. a matter OF course, the capture Of
! Calf. Via created the greatest excitement
in NJ, xico, aid some OF the papers are
furious upon III. subject. They will
have it that Com. Jones acted under the
ders from the United States Govern
ment. anu even ciie one of john Q. Adj
fams's speeches to sasi,,in mem. Inc
whole affair is spoken Of as calcuiaiGd to
make the blood Of every Mexlcar boil
with Indignation, and the President is
called upon To demand instant leparati0n
outrage. But the beauty OF all this Is.
that to; official journal of Me >ico Goa
graduates the nation at large upon the
fact that Santa Anna has taken eifeCtual
steps to prevent another invasion and cap
ture
After the squadron had left Monterey,
the Governor issued bombaslc pro-
camation, in which the patriotic ardm
and undaunted bravery Of his troops are
highly extoiIed.
! Nearly all the Texan prisoners. taken
at San Antonio, had arrived at Perotr.
where they had been chained in pairs,
aud Condemned to work upon the streets.
We take the following from the New
Orleans f'ropic OF the 17th Instant: We
learn from letters which appear liz la:c
] Mexican papers. that the recent proceed
inga of Commodore Jones. at Monterey,
are not the only grounds OF complaint the
! Mexican Government have against this
country. FL SgIo Dix y Mere publish
es three letters irom the New Governor
of California stating the particulars ct
what he terms an outrage on his govern
ment, at the port of San Diego From
the statement given, it appears that du-
ring the ,aenth Of November, a party OF
men entered that port and spiked eight
cannon belonging to the ratification. The
officers Of the brig Alert. bearing the u.
5. flag, are charged with the perpetratioG
OF this offence, as she was seen oft the
port some days before. and several boats
/ filled with men, we're sfen passing be-
tween the vessel and shore about the
time of the aledsed offence. In his own
peculiar style. the Governor lnvokes the
".ction of the suprena Government In
| this business
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02
TIE dag # the Stale Co"ven!ioa =
Ciu?.ged.

Same days since. 1t VA, suggested t"
US by citizen of the county OF North
cumberland, that the 4Ih Of March. the
day of meeting ut the proposed state ION
ventnn, would fall on Sa,urtlav-that
the next day ifhe Sabbatl) was no time
for political business; and that it might
not be convetfent for some of the mem
bers to be detained three days in Rich
mond. At the request of some OF his
c"untrymen. he therefore proposes a
change of the day. This suggestion car
ryng much force with it, we have con-
suited with some of oar republican citi-
Gems. and with several Of the member,
of the general assembly and, with their
uniform concurrence. it is hereby recon.
mended AID advised, that the Democrat
ic Convention meet iii this CITY. on
Thursday. the 2d March Rich. Faq.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02

Winchester jail Burnt. I've learn
from the Republican, that the Winehes-
ter Jail was entirely burnt down on last
Thursday night. We understand that
two of the negroes-escaped
The young man, Graham, maze TO effort
to abscond. He has been com nitted to the
iaiI Of this cuuntv.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-02-02
owe u Between tsais and Naarcl,
Distant Subscribers

Are informed. that unless they shall
have paid all drrearages due this Office.
by the first Of .4pril nect. their names
vii! be stricken from our list. If we
could afford to send them the paper FIR
nohing. we would freely do 50. W."
have to pay cash for paper, &c. AID e
therefore compelled to pursue thl, course
toward distant subscribers.