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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19
Liquors e. wines
A large stock of Stoves.

:. TO plate close stoves. -.
10 plate boiler top do for dining room use
Cooking stoves,parlor do with fancy tops, Sc.
All of whichwal be soll lower than ever Of
fared heretofore in this market They invite
all who are in search of 3 argaims, to
time and money for ali such Only call and
see for yourselves! Ren.ember-Opposte tie
Policy Bank: = - BAKER g PRICE. !
P. s.--All kinds of produce purchased and
taken in,exchange for goods. =
Winchester, Oct. 90, 1912 -6n
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
AT court held for the county of Page. on
Monday the 28th day of November, 1842-
Peter Price and Mary his wife, formerly Ma
W kevser and daughter of Noai, kevser,
deceased. plaintiffs, against Mary Cuilers,
widow of John Culers, deceased, Henry
Cuilers. Andrew Culiers, Michael Copp and
Julia Ann his wife. formerly Julia Ann Cul.
lers, (wllo are adults anl, James H. Culers,
Charles Cullers and Jno r. Culiers, Cinantsl
children and Distributes Of John Crllers
deceased, Ann Kevser, widow of Noah Key
ser, deceased, Joseph K. Keyser, Andrew
]. Keyser, William C. Keyser. Milton Beid-
Ter and Sarah Ann his wife. formerly Sarah
Ann Keyser, and Jacob keyseI, (adults)
and Elizabeth Ann Keyser, Noah II. Key
ser and Thomas +. Berser, (infantS) chill
dren and distributes of the said Noah Key
ser, deceased, and John w. Watson, defen-
dants-IN cHANcERy.
THSHE defendant, Jacob Keyser. not having
IL entered his appearance and given securi-
tv according to the act of assembly and the
rules of this court-and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that he is not an inhabitant
of this State; on motion of the plaintiffs by
their counsel, 10 is ordered, That the said de
PENDANT do appear here on the fourth Monday
in February next, and enter his appearance,
for answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security
the performance ofthe decree ofthe court;andl
that COPY OF this order be forthwith inserted IN
the Sentinel of the Valley, a newspaper printed
at Woodstock, for two months successfully,
and conv also posted at tile front door Of
the court house of the said county of Page.
A copy-Teste.
Dec. 8. WIN. C. I.AUCK. c. c.
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TRUST SALE.

Y virtue of q deed of trust executed on
ED the ga day Of December, 1857, to the
subscriber. by Philip Duh. to secure to Har-
mon Houok certain sums Of money therein
mentioned, | shall proceed to sell, for cash.
to the highest bidder. on Saturday The 25th
Gag Of Fe6rwry neat, before the door of Will
ting d. Farra's house. in the town Of Mount
Jackson, Shenandoah county, a TRACT OF
5.ANn. lying in said county, near Mill Greek,
and adjoining the lands ofMartin Coff,mon and
Others, containing
Six Hundred & Forty Acres,
the greater part of which is in timber.
The title to the above land is believed 10
be indisputable, but viii only snake such tt
tie AS Is vested in NV as trustee.
ID. ePENEYBACKEg, Trustee.
January -, i343.--ts (rr. fee $500
VIRGINIA. To wTr:
At a court held fer the county of Shenandoah,
on Tuesday the 10th day Of January. 1843:
Isaac Rogers, K. J. Rogers and William C.
Cornwel, partners, &c. under the name
ard firm Of Rogers & Co., plaintiffs, against
Stephen Cavuthers, Observation-Disclosures
in Chaacery.
1.-THE defendant. Stephen Carnthers, not
& having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi-
tant of this country, II is ordered, That he
appear al the clerks Office in Woodstock, at
rules to be held therein on the first Monday
in April next, and answer the bin of the plain
tiffs; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published
in Woodstock, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the court house
in the said town Of w Woodstock.
copy-Teste.
Jan'v 10 ?. WILLIAMS, csc
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81 c.nago Go.cati,o,,.

TEyHE arrangements and plan of a FEMALE
4 SEMINARY, in the family of the subscri
Der, have been brought to state Of thorough
organization and successful experiment. A
large expenditure has been made and much la
Dor bestowed in the prosecution of the objects
contemplated by this school. The superior
model OF the building occupied as the senua-
ry, the spacious apartments for the use OF tue
young ladies. the various embellishments of
the grounds and enclosures, are well calcula-
ted to pralnote the health and personal CON-
forts OF the inmates of this seminary. ~Airs
JoRD.s will give general and maternal su.
perintendance of the concern.-Miss T.. B.
BALLARD will, as heretofore, conduct the lit.
erary depaFfrBent. and Mrs. A. J. Coon, late
OF Mrs. WiLLAnDs' Seminary at Troy. n. Y :,
will give Instructions in
@(6usiie, Uea.Di;"a, : 9p~nt in;
The course ofstudies embraces all the ordN}pa.
nv English hranches-viz; READING, FRrriNe.
ARIrAsIE'FIc. GEoGnapHY, HisToRr, ENGLISH
GHAMMAn. PHILosopHr, (both Natural and
Mental CHEMISTRY, AsrRoNoME., CaMposlrIoN,
GEOMETRY, ALGEBRA. BorARz, &c. &c. toge-
Their with LATIN and FRENeE. The expenses
compared with the advantages, comforts and
amount oftalant employetl) must be considered
very low-viz. For board, washing. room,
bedding. fuel. lights. and other personal ac-
commodations. with tuition in all the English
branches. FiFTY-FIVE DOLLARS. for a
session of months. The branches for which an
extra charge is made for Latin S12 French
SIC: Music on the Piano $50, use ofPiano SIS;
instruction on the Guitar S15,use ofinstrument
50, for the session of months. Instruction
in drawing ard water colours S.; painting III oil
colours Tin which Mrs. Coon is an adept) $40
per quarter of II weeks.-The session COM
mences on the 18th day of Sept, and expires
on the I 5th day of Feb, 1s45. Connected.
with the course of musical instruction, the
whole of the pupils will have the benefi,
(without charge) of instruction for short in
terval every day in vocal musIc.-it is desira-
biz. that all persons inclined to place, their
daughters with us,should 90 so on the first day
ofthe session, or day previous. that they may be
assigned at once to appropriate classes. Other
respecting the institution will be
furnished to any that may address AIS. =
GABRIEL JORDAN.
Luray. Sept 5, 1842.
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HARDWARE

SO tons hammered & rolled Iron, all sizes
500 kegs anti Katan Nails
% Anvils (part mouse hole manufacture)
40 pr. Trace, chains, halter chains
Also, steel ofall kinds, vices, mill and cross
cur saws, hani and panael saws, knives and
forks of all kinds, spoons. scissors; shovels,
spades; long and short handled forks; ca:peh
ter's knoll, and common locks, hinges screws,
&c i, with q number OF other articles belong
ing to the hardware line.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19

TAINTED, at this Office, Immediately, some
Of that stuff, called by the vulgar CASH.
Those who have not the precious can pay
US With notes on any solvent Lank in the state.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19
NJ q r 7 O. y

The undersigned being unable to at
tend to the collection Of accounts due
the Sentinel Office prioft" sfarct. 1871.
Has authorised Mr. Jas. g. FR-dYEL
to collect and receipt for the same
Hsneer indu gence cannot be given.
s. G. WILLIAMS.
Nov. is, l841.
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LEST or LETTERS

MANNING in the Post Office at Wood
stock, Virginia, on the LIST day of January.
1843. which if hot taken out by the lst day of
April next, viii be sent to the General Post
Office AS dead letters.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19

s Geo F Hupp
{ II Horton
! Christian Hahn
J William Hosshuck
s Mr. Hill
cPhilip Fiomman
s Mrs lfebecca Hottie
5 Thomas Hudson
s isaac Haas
/. MrIiapp at iron works
! Benjamin Hartman
s John Inswiliep
I Thomas Jones
:; Philip Jones
! Philip C Jones
5 Doct p Linihan
{ Miss ISABEL b Leeper
5 James Loolem
{ Daniel Munich
s John Maphis
: Philip MATS
!: Hiram Myers 6
5 William Morris
\. Mrs Elizabeth Mason
, Ass'ee of P Middleton
5 Richard Middleton
s Jesse OrndorT
: Frank peRdleton
. Isaac Pence
: Cassandra Proctor
: David Ross ass'e Of B
{ Hlackforl & Son
5 Elias Ritenonr or d X
: Bowman
S Elizabeth Rudy
: Sylyanous Robson
s Samuel Rodeher 9
5 Henry Renner 2
s Henry Reyingour
: Samuel Richardson
: Shift Shenandoah city
s Robert Stilley
{ Jonas or Jno Smith
. Jacob Schumacher
; William Shillinssburg
s John Smuts
( William r spiipap
5 Jos Schumacher
! Larry Sihert
l. w Sewer
; George Shafer
s Matthias Smith
: Geo w Thompson
5 saml Using /
! Jacob Wiswager
s Edward Walton
. John yYiseman
s Jacob Wismap
!; Joseph Wheson 9
Joseph Whissen
For letters in the above
= are advertised.
les ALLEN, p. NJ.
(l2a)
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Oiflce AS dead letters
Samuel Anderson
James S Arthur
Jacob Burner, asst }
nee of b Leeper )
John A Barbee
Anna Blossery
Blackford s Arthur
Adam Bly,
! Matthias Brecht
! William T Barrett
Harrison Beam
Joseph Bosseman
Miss Susan Burner
Lewis Bush
BENZ blackboard
Miss VI S Blackford 3
Israel B. Burner
+, Abram BausermaD
! Amy Black
T'age Blackwell
| Joseph Rrumbaugh
! - Blunt
| John Cook
Mrs Elizabeth Cramer
Mrs Elizabeth Cross
elk 18th Reg v NJ
elk 136th Reg Y NJ
David Crahili
Israel Cline
Stephen Crothers
Messrs Corn and
Rogers
elk Shenandoah city
Andrew Cohinan
Messrs r Cornweu S
Company
Isaac Dunnavap
John Dirtin
p s Early
NJ Emnger
Jacob Erebble
joseph Evans
Henry Forror
Joseph Fetzer
John Fawveg
d Forror
Marting FunkhouseF
Jacob Goloday
Jonathan Gochenoar
Geo a Hupp guard'n
of F. NJ Samuels
Jacob Huddle 4
Jacob Hottie Q
Mrs Mary Hoffman
Reuben Hover
Saml Hossahuck
Abraham Hickman
John Hook imam jr
Jacob Hahn sen
Jacob Hickman
TPersons calling
list will please say the,
January S, 1856
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19
. SHERTFF'S SALE.

EyY virtue Of decree entered in the coun-
I'D ty court of Shenandoah county. at Octo-
Der court, i942. in the case Of Lambert, &c
VS.. Alexander Anderson, Mark Bird, trustee,
&c. VS.. Anderson, &c. and Myers. sc. vs..
Anderson, &C. defendants. I shall proceed to
sell, on Saturday, the 2ld day of January.
1913, before the front door of Sibert & Dipges'
store in the town of Woodstock, Virginia,
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y
Botany, .2stronomy, algebra, q com plete system
Of Book keeping, 'aad the various branches OF
Mathematics. The, Cil.ssies ,yM clso be tuught.
Terms of tuition, per quarter, very moderate.
Good boar1 can be procured in various private
families upon accommodating terms.
yes,.s.s THE TRUSTEES.
strasburg, Shenandoah, city, ,
January S, .842. .S3n
CfIae Steuaton Spectator ,c;R isasert SIN and
charge this office.
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, sc.
DECEaBEn CouRT, 1912.
Sarah E. Mitchell, &c. ,
Frances S. .eatewood, &c. ).
=
And the court doth further adju,lge. order
ard decree, that David Crawford, who is here
by appointed special ecmissioner for the pur-
pose. do, latter having been sworn to execute
this docree) at time and place certain to be
named b. himself, after giving four weeks
notice by publication in the newspaper print
ed in Woodstock and in one printed i'll VIM
chester, proceed to ascertain the outstanding
debts Of CLANCY Gatewood, deceased, eviden>
ced by writing signed by CLANCY Gatewood.
CT by some person legally empowered by
him and that SAID commissioner do report
what debts there are binding the heirs eviden-
ced by writing signed as aforesaid, made be-
fore the 18th of March. 1912, the day of the
passage of the act Of Assembly entitled San
act concerning the administration of real as
SETS The said commissioner is directed to
state specially all matters deemed pertinent
by himself, or which any interested may de-
sire to have SO stated-And report to the
court in order to = final decree.
copywTeste, p. WILLIAMS, SC
IN pursuance Of SO much of the decree in
II the above case as IS copied above, I
will, on Saturday the ia of February, 1873,
at the Office Of G.. B. Samuels, in Woodstock
Shenandoah county, Va. proceed to ascer-
|. tain the debts of CLANCY Gatewcod, deceased,
as BY the decree or,.ered-At which time and
place the creditors are notified to attend, with
the evidences oftheir respective debts.
DAVID CRAWFORD,
Jan. s,.i843-4w Spec'l Comm.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Alta court held fot the county ofshenan,loah,
ON Tuesday the 10Th day Of January, 1913;
Isaac Lambert. Abraham Lambert and Ma
~ Lambert, by w. w. Magruder, their
next friend. admitted by the court, plaintiffs,
against William Lambert, Isaac Lambert
Jos. Irwin, committee admir- of Abraham
Huffman, deceased, Christian Burgner and
Henry S. Wunder, tefendants-rN car.
YHsHE defendants, William Lambert and
n Isaac Lambert, not having entered their
APPEARANCE and given security, according to
De act of assembly and the rules of this court
-and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not Inhabitants Of this country,
IL is ordered, that they appear at the clerks
Office at Woodstock, atrules to be held there
in on the first Monday in April next, and an
swer the bill of the plantihs-an,l that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Woodstock, for two
months successfully, ant posted at the front
door OF the court house IN the said town Of
Woodstock. A copy-Teste,
Jan'y 10. p. WILLIAMS, csc
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g5too Sots,
NJ NN LIZ & Is q.

in the bill and proceedings mentioned. at pub
lie sale. to the highest bidder, Oh the follow
ing terms: One third in thirty days. and the
residue in two equal annual payments: taking
notes with good security for the credit pay
ments. They are the two dots adjoining Jar
Wis Stark and others. Such title will be lRae
as is vested ,n me as sheriff.
~ J. N. HILL, DIS.
Dec. %, 1882. ForJ. Irwin, ssc
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-DcETEsTrCS-
10 bales A. brown cotton
4 do 5-A do - do

10 bales A. brown cotton
4 do 5-4 do do
-, : do - osna1bnrgs (stont) +,
Bleach'd A, 5-4, with all other blch'd goods
1000 lbs cotton yarn, of all numbers :
Together with al! kinds wooden goods-such
as blankets, cassnetts. fnlel linsev, &c.
PAINTS, Oils, AND VlGNISH.-
80 kegs white lead, No, l & extra ground in oil
:, Imperial Green in cans, also ground in oil !
Red Lead, FFeneciaE Red. linseed oil, lamp oil
Fish oil, tanners oil, Copal and Japan varnish
Spirits turpentine, &c. -
Liquors g. W ines
135 bbls whiskey ...-
30 do do (old ryel
Is or. casks sweet Malaga wine
3 do MADEIRA do
{! 50 bblsNew England Rum
BaANDiEs-Apple and Cognac. &c.
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fan'v 10

VII{GtNfA, 40 WIT:
At a court held for the county of Shenandoah,
on Monday the 9th day of January. 1915;
Sbert g Dinges. plaintiffs. against William
Bell and Philip Boyer, Observation-Disclosures
,aent IL, Chancery.
1EyHE defendant. William Bell, not having
Z entered his appearance according to the
act Of assembly and the rules CT this court;
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is not an inha5itant of this country, tbs or
dered that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day Of The next April court, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that a
copy Of this orler be forthwith inserted in
sons newspaper published in Woodstock, for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the cour, house in the said town
of Woodstock. A copy--Teste.
,Jan'y 10. z. WILLIAMS, csc
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81 sassa'eg @ocaoe",j.

FnVHE Trustees of the SrnAssuaG AcanEMr
z take pleasure i'll recommending to pub
To, ;net;f,k;o,,
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BARGAINS 4. '35asqa;n,!. BARGAINS


EAgEa & PRICES DEP OF,
Opposite the valley tank, xefnchester, Va.
FEsHE subscribers are now receiving, NJ
Il addition to their former large stock
Groceries, HdDare, <GIEM
IEa e,y HHsA Domesfics, Paints, fL1StlEE#
VII ~ HaA Oils. Liquors, Hines, ssEsaSs-s3y
lllsss Shoes, Boot, Hats. sSc Ezsss:zsz
Consisting, in part, of the foIlowing-viz'
-, GnoCURyEs-
so hds. prime and common Sugars
$50 bags Green.i,:o Coffee, .(spced)
60 do = Java do -(prime)
90 hhls prime sialasses
Is tierces 3. barrels do
Also Loaf and Havannah Sugars, RICE, Mad.
der, Alum. Ginger, Pepper, Allsoice, Tea of
various kinds, and many other articles
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19

TIC patronage tIiis ihstIultloh.
The system of education that
is pursued, is well calculated
to advance the pupils.
The present Principal has
had charge Of the school for
the last twelve months, and
the rapid advancement of his
pupils has been satisfactorily
proved to those who have at
Tended bic ntIarterlu eYaninat
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AGENTS WANTED,l
The Cheapest and Best Magazine in the World.
PROSPECTUS OF
hSEARS' MONTH"; Y FAMILY
MAGAZINE. y

To be published on the first Of every
month, in Parts Of from 40 10 SO large
imperial octave pages, at Two Dol
LARS per annum. invariably in adj
vance. No subscription taken
for less period than 6 mos.
Embellished with seyerl hum
dren Fine Engravings.
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IEEEaEaGS
and Oils of all kind

FOR SALE, four horse wagon. well
finished. Gail and examine for yousself. A
credit of 8 months will be gwen. ". Il. 4Ss
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

to the subject of negro slavery and the measures
necessary to be taken to secure US in our conSltu
ttonaI rights from the officions intermeddling oi
our own over jealous phlanthropists and the
more dangerous interference of foreign powers.
Can any reasonable man for, moment suppose
that this st delicate subject will be we'll man
aged by a Northern as by Southern Statesman
In order to conduct it to- successful and happy
termination, he who directs it must possess an in
innate practical knowledge of the subject in its ev-
cry shade and bearing: he must understand not
only the feelings Interests and wishes of the
ter but the condition. character and disposition of
the slave he must be not only Southern States
man, imbued with thorough knowledge,of the
Federal Constitution, and possessed of the honesty,
will, and talents to maintain unarnlshed and in
violate; but he must be Southern Planter, who
fully comPSehends the evils and the blessings of
negro slavery, and whose interests, feelings and
experience will all unite in pointing out that course
of policy which will most contribute TO the main
tenace of Southern rights and the perpetuation of
our present form of Government Am asked
where is the man so fortunately adapted by posi-
tion moral worth and intellectual power to effect
these objects? .No-the question is selfanswered
ere it is asked. The minds of all instinctively
turn to that great Southern Statesman who for
more than quarter ofa century has illustrated the
brightest pages in his countrys annals. BY eve
ry quality which distinguishes the Statesman, the
philanthropist, the patriot, JOHN G. CALHOUN is
pointed out as the man around whom the Democ-
racy Should rally With the Democratic Banner
on which is inscribed in characters of light
!" FREE TRADE-Low' DUTIEs-Not DEBT-
SEPARATION FROM BANKs-EcoNoM
TRLNCHMENT--and STRICT ADHERENCE TO THE
CoNsrIrur1oN"-b aIof by such leader
victory will be certan--and victory in such
cause will be great and glorious, and fits princi-
pies be firmly and faithfully adhered to after it is
achieved, much will it rebound to the honor Of
those by whom it will have been won; and long
will it perpetuate the Liberty and Prosperity Of
the country. JEFFERSON.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

JOHN @, ADAMS.

The people of Wheeling, Ohio County, in the
State of Virginia, have invited John c. Adams to
partake of the hospitality of the town! The soil
of Virginia, is then at least to be proaned by the
footsteps of this hoary headed incendiary, and
that too upon the invitation of Virginiansl Are
the people Of Wheeling, Virginians2-O have
they, by their intercourse with the nonstlvehold-
ing people around them, been brought TO a state
of disregard for our domestic institutions? Indif
ference upon the subject cannot be pardoned a.
mong Southern men it is above, beyond all 9th
ers: it is enwined with the dearest ties of our *
istence, and neither political nor pecuniary inter
est should ever be allowed to smother it in the
mind OF a true Virg Petersburg Rep.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
No. x.

Our former Numbers have been imployed in
giving continued account of matters, as nearly
in their successive order as could be ; and have
brought our readers on to 1862 We shall stop
here for the present. in order to look back and
collect some anecdotes which have been omitted,
for the sake of a regular chain in the history
And here the reader will observe, that we have
allowed ourselves the liberty of disconnection in
the present Number, so that every Paragraph will
stand alone, and be a small piece of history by
itself .,H a- seaa..s a ai.o.5 aal .s. .. ..s
When the people first applyed to the Governor,
he promised them his assistance in Furnishing
their. oppressors and directed them to form a re-
gular account of all their grievances, and to at
test them properly before the Majistrae, or other
legal officer of the district, and bring them to
him. Whether the Gov. was really honest in
this matter is somewhat doubtful: for, certain it
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
TERMS.

THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD,
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT
rupEE DOLLARS PER ANNUM. IN AD VANCE. =
,,.s Dersons who remit by Mail (Postage paid) Five
noars. will be entitled to receipt for Six Dollars,
or two years. subscription to the standard-One copy
tvo wears, or two copies one year.
io'tu" ,.n :: 80 20 90
;, t,entv" :: :: So 90
rto .sre rate for six months ... 3 .-s-r ....'s
tAny person procuring and forwarding five subscribers
9TH the cash ($l5) will be entitled to the Standard
one year free Of charge 80
.OvrRr1sEmENTs, not exceeding fourteen lines, will
no inserted one time for One Dollar, and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent insertion -those of greater
Ionotb in proportion. Court Orders and Judicial i'd
..rt;senents will be charged twenty-five per cent
h;rber than the above rates. deduction of SS 1-S
cent will be made to those who advertise by the
o,r as- If the number of insertions be not marked
~ them. they will be continued until ordered out
sters to the Editor must come free postage, or they
NAV not be attended TO- . a... - s
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

U=Let it be borne in mind, that the Wings
have not fulfilled a single promise for good made
to the people before the last Presidential campaign
Truly they are promising partyi
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

The Bostonians are about to convey water to
their city, in imitation of the New Workers. Sub,
scription lists are opened, and the estimated ex-
pense is &5o0,00o -
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04
AFAN. FOR TANNING,

.".'.'i A ToUCH-STONE TO TRYoN,
CONTAINING
An Impartial Account of the Rise and Prog+ess
Of the much TALKED OF Regulation IN North
CAROLINA. Dr.. ........... ,...-.l
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-04

On motion, the meeting adjourned to mcAtagain
at this place, on Monday the 18th instant g ita
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CHINA, GLASS AND EARIHENW a T.
(JIP BRItNT. s.5 Broadway J doors above Ble-eker
street would invite Of his friends aud The pablo
=, h stock the above coo,.. embracing every article IN The
which w icurd o the first quality, and At The Unrest
Ia prices Fse call aad before purchasing else
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