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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-10-31
G:1otite.
Oct 5, 1874.

a PETITION will be presented to the
"A next Legislature of Virginia. praying foi
the passage of law to form new county
out OF parts of Shenandoah and Rockingham
the public buildings to be located in the town
of New Market. rhe boundaries to be as ioi-
lows
Beginning at the fortieth mile post on the
Valley Turnpike road near Hawkinstown
thence due west to the Hardy line. on the
North Mountain; viii, said Hardy line 10 the
southeast, corner of Hardy coun'v' thence !"
the Chimney Rocks in tie mouth OF arpck ;
Gap thence TO the forsl'ng in the North FORK
of SHENANDOAH river, in front OF sain'l Cootz ;
dwelling, near Brooks Gap; thence to the
fifty eighth mile post on the Valley Turnpike
about half mile south of spartapols theme
to the south west corner of Page, on the Mas
sanuttin Mountain thence with the Page line
and the top Of said mountain TO point in said
line due east from the beginning point; thence
due west 10 the beginning.
August 49, 1a44.-3'n lDrHl
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Married.

On Thursday the 24th inst, by the
Rev. II. St. John Rinker, Mr.. SamseI
c'e6sA,to .Nss fary Jane Haaokins,
both Of this county.
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MATTHEW L. MILLER,
{ Successor 10 Robert T, B;ckneU J
Exchange Broker.

No. 8 soutb Taiird street, PHILADELPHIA.
BANK NOTES Notes or all solvent
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RaFTs, NOTES IND BILLS coliec-
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EXCHfNGE --isiils of Exchange and
3aak Check, ~ past Of the principal cities
of the Cation, boa5at All sofa at the BIS.
rates.
ExcfAnre ~ ENGLAND ana IRELAND,
IN ,.ylas ~ 4snal etrne cons'an " tor s;,le
ByCKHELLS REPORTER. C0UN-
7ERFE n sDE7.ECT'0R. AND PRICES
CURRENT, IS ssuea from tbs Office every
Tuesday l. i devote Oh efv to the condi>
ton of tae Carfencv. III Markets, Bank ng
ms buttons Can e Notes. &c. Te ms
s; prrs,.t,sin r,ay al,lp ~ aalv
BgYvELt,$ GGfrvT'E .pFEIT DE-
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"TEaE CONSTITUTION %


FE7HE undersigned. having purchased the
4 materials of The Spectator. will issue.
Oh or before the 10Th inst the first number
of a new paper. to be called " The CoEsTI-
TUrIoN.' II will be devoted to the steady
advocacy OF that system of measures which
viii preserve unilnp tired the sacred nstru
ment from which We borrow the name; and
as constantly oppose whatever is not sane.
toned bv it. We shall unceasiag!v OPPOSE 2
National Bank-a Protect az Tariff Internal
Improvement by tie Genera. Governmental
Distribution of the Proceeds Of the sales of
the Public NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the State
Debts-an abrogation OF the Executive Veto,
as unconstitutional and inexpedient.
We hope TO make the paper worthy of the
confidence and support of the Democratic
Party. 1t shall be the faithful expositor of
their prime. Piles, and the ever ready medium
o convey their sentiments and wishes to the
Public. The Democratic cause, is the cause
of truth and justice 1t courts the light. 1t
shuns no investigation. And we are deter
mined to see whether paper conducted with
a devotion to the principles, rather than to
the '1ea, OF Our party-to further the great
cause ofhuman progress, rather than the mere
advancement of particular individuals, will
not commend itself tc the confidence and ia.
vor OF the people.
As soon as The all en- crossing topics of the
elections over, we shall devote liberal
portion Of our columns to subjects of general
literature and science, endeavorng To such
err AS will a,nuse, instruct, and edity.
The proceedings of Cong .ess will receive
particular attention, and full and cumpre
hcnsive summary will be given including the
yeas and nays upon all important questions
The paper, for the present. will be issued
semiweekly during the recess, and daily du-
ring the sessions of Congress. at rive Dollars
per annu:n, IN advance.
". A. HARRIS.
JNO. HEART.
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tivation. The re are two terements with a
good orchard ON each. The widow of JAS
Baker not having relirquished her dover in
~ 2 acres Of this tract it will be sold sub.
| ject to her right. The remainder of the tract
| IS nnencumEeresi
Also. on the premises. on Thursday. the
l4th day of Noyemter. 1874. A TRACT OF
LAND CONTAINING FOUR HUNDRED
AND FIFTY.oNE AND A HALF ACRES
on the Shenandoah liver near Luray, called
the "Halteman tract" About one half of il
| IS cleared land There are OH it, t,iree tene
'nents, and a Warehouse by the River, for
the purpose of receiving and forwal ding pro
duce, also valuable Spring.
Also, al Luray, on Friday the 18Th day al
November, 1874 THE HETTICK SURVEY
containing four thousand seven hundred and
| ninety acr. 9 situated on the Blue Ridge. if
the county of Page, east and south east o.
I.uray.
And At Front Royal. on Saturday the I6l
day of November, 1914. tract Of land con
tanning three hundred and thirty acres, called
the Gibbs tract, situate Oh both sides of Coon
ey Run, in Warren county.
Sale to take place at one O'Clock. each day
! will convey snch tile only as is vested il
me by the Deed from said heirs, of record o.
the county of Page.
Terms --Oae third of the purchase money
casl, AMI the balance in two equal annual
payments.secured by Deeds of Trust Bond.
that are due and unquestionable will be re-
ceived in payment
JAMES II. CARSON.
Sept IS 1844-tds
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REUBEN WALTON.
DAVID RODEFFER.
NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

WMILL be opened in day or two, at the
wv store of the subscriber in Woodstock.
fine assortment of FALL AND WINTER
GO03s, suitable for ladies' and gentlemen's
wear; such as French Bombazine, merino,
alpacas, silks, calcos of the newest style,
shaw!s han,lllerchieis. &c. &c; cloths Of va
iiuus kinds, Blue blue black, browl. pilot CT.
Diet, &c &c. Cashmere Of various shades and
colors, vestings OF various descriptions, fine
assortment of hats Russia, beaver. &c, very
cheap--a fine assortment of domestic cottons,
cotton yarn of all Nos, good assortment Of
rdwtrr-a!so, queensware, drugs paints,
dvestuiIs, &c Sell OF N,ich has been Sc
iec'el with great care, and WI sc sold low
All he asks is call from the public. and they
can see for themselves. Feeling thankful
for past favors, he VIII endeavor 10 merit a
continuance of the same.
Produce taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN G. KERN.
Oct s, 1914
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Commenced on Monday, October 7th.

Commenced on Monday, October 7th.
ag-The undersigned, having for some time
published popular periodical, the postage on
which varied, at the caprice Of the post
masters, from t,0o cents to fifteen, and
having struggled in vain to procure from the
Department either certainty or moderation, as
to its cost by postage, have determined TO strug-
gle no longer against such oppressive discour-
agement, but to change the form of the Week
ly Mirror, and issue, in addition, a daily paper,
to be called
THE EVENING MIRROR,
It will be asutrGI in politics, and aim to en-
brace everything that can interest the business
man and the members Of a family combining,
il is intended. al the qualities of the best news
paper that Industry and Experience can put
together. The type will be new and beauti~
ful The literary character of the editors will
perhaps prepare the public for some favoring
Of their particular pursuits, and the usually
neglected outside page, win present daily
literary gazette, edited with their best care and
spirit.
The first number viii be issued on the sew
enth day Of 0ctober, and every succeeding
evening, Sundays excepted. Terms: Fer the
daily paper, six dollars per aanum, payable
half yearly in advahce. For
THE WEEKLY MIRROR,
containing the condensed spice and variety of
the SIX daily papers, without advertisements,
Three Dollars per snnum, invariably in ad-
vance.
Advertisements at Ire usual prices.
Office. corner Of Nassau ard Aun streets,
where advertisements and subscriptions are
now received.
Postniasters will make all remittance free Of
postage.
G. P. MORRIS, I Ea;+ors and pronr;o.,..
r. ?. WILLIS, h''i'OiS anu irOPiies0As
Editors with whom we exchange will conftr T,
. favor BY either copying or noticing the :
rove.
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GREAT FALL IN GooDs.'7
an n',n rsce.cng M .S:-oad Supply cf
EaN s. Wantes. Goods,

VH.CH VIII sell at twent, -fm r prr
cent. less than the sans goods have
been selling at The manufactures have been
compelled TO come down III prices to cores
pend wiki The present prices of produce. =
! can now sell
Ms.lder pru;ls at q cents.
a heavy brown cotton At 81: and every
fling else in the same proportion
A. MARYG.
New Market, Oct. "a, 1874 st
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81iaoolGutios, q Spa,tne,sGiiI y.


The partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned, under the name OF
Walton & Roleffer, in the mercantile bust
ness, was dissolved by mutual consent of par.
ties. 1t therefore becomes imperatively he
cessary that the accounts Of the firm Should
be forthwith closed, IN order TO ii fi,a! settle
ment between them. These concerned viii
pleas. give them call. and scttl5 tier res
pecUVe accounts.
REUBEN WALTON.
DAVID RODEFFER.
The undersigned would announce. that he
win continue, i'll his own behalf. the merc1n
tile business. in the room heretofore occupied
by the late iirin of Walton and Rodeffer, and
that he viii sell goods on good terms for
cash, Or to punctual dealers, at six months
r. WALTON.
October s, 1914
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MUST RECE;"ED, at No 1 Chesapeake
a. A. lot Of Morning Prints
A lot Of light do
Black Crane
Black aud White Nett
Brown and Bleaciled tw;lled Cotton
Also. 4 lot of milk Crocks--al which will be
sold low by sl3ERi 4 DIMES.
August I,
TUsT RECEIVED. and for sale 10y. for
a cash. one barrel Of Superior Frfneh Wine
Tnegar, ). Y oIhMii
Apnl l3, lS44.
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF
o. e.p galgg ) olCntes Qgeoss

~ e'v yalt y ouOn'tes y}ooss.
VHNIEe subscribers are now receiving their
"A snppts of Fall and Winter Goods, to
when they invite their friends and customers
70 can and examine, as they are determined
to sell gools on small advance on the cost
Tor cash, or to puictual customers on six
months time. The following embraces part
OF eur stock, viz.
Blue, Blue Black, Invisible Green Drab.
Steel naked, Beaver. and Pilot Cloths; Cassi
mers, Satnetts, Black Satin, Merino, and
Cas'imer Vestings. Plain and Fig'd Apaccas
bomb*zne, Ginghams, Calcoes, Brown and
Bieached Hollands, Paper Cambria, Colored
Cambros. Green Barage, Black 1t. Grape,
Moustin DE Lains, Ladies' Gloves and k;.tts,
Meas Bnckskin, Berlin and other Gloves,
G'inps, Black 1t. Crsvats, Black and fancy
Cosortd Silks for Dresses, Black and White
Nets, Laces, Edgings and Insestings, New
s'yie goods for Ladies' Dresses, Faiseis sIeli
no and Blanket Shawls, white and He'd han
nels, Canton ianneis, Bonnet and Cap RIB
bong, Check. Bed Ticking. Brown and
Bieached Cottons, Cotton Yarn, Candle Wick
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, and Bonnets, &c.
( together with Hardware, Qneanswage, Drug,
and Medicines, Pants. and Dye-Suutis. STA
tionary. groceries,, &c, with all other alti
| cles usually found in country store,
We return our sincere thanks for the !ih
era patronage heretofore received, ami hope
! by attention to business and disposition tc
give good bargains, to merit Il continuance Of
J the same.
SIBERr & DINGES.
October ), 1874
N. Country produce taken in exchange
at the MAJ ket price.
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EvREsH Oranges and Lemons just received
a. and for sale low 81
August . J 6 SCENITT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-10-31
FEMALE EDUCATION,

TENHE Female Seminary in the Family of Ga
IL hrieI Jordan, Luray, Va. will be re.opened
on Cd September, prox,mo. Highly competent
teachers will re provided for the different
branches taught in the institution. Those
who may wish to share the benefits Of this
family school will address communications or
apply i'll person to
GABRIEL JORDAN.
Aug Is .SAA-2m
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THE FIREsIDE FRIEND

With the honest confidence and Familiarity
OF an old and tried friend. Jealous Of compel.
tor, and satisfied ofits ability TO stand on G.
qnal terms with anv.and superior 10 mos. pub
ilslied or projected the
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Together with 3 large and Beautiful YARD
AMI GARDEN paled III witt sawsd pas,ngs
The dwelling stands on a beautiful es,.ineate.
having full view OF tn mountain and river
and the surrounding neighn ornooc; oiihthiee
rooms below and three slovc. stars well fin-
sized of-tIere is a we'll via + ST ratc water
fifteen 'eet deep with pump HER :
part Of !. lake with goo! water and he fields
are so arranged tia. there is free recourse
from all to the lake for stock.
Those wishing 10 purchase, will please call
on the subscriber ucr the above stated farm
for further particulars
Terms Of Saie--One third Of the money
paid in han 1.-THE balance in three equal an
nual payments, with interest. aud Il deed o.
trust on the land to secure the deferred pay
m=nts JAMES Sewers.
oct Der 10 1844-tf
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TUST RECEIVED. Sugar, Coffee, Mo-
- lasses, Indigo, Madder, and Cotton Yarn,
at SiBERT s. DiNGES,.
Woodstock, Sept. l9, 1874.
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THE EVENING MIRROR.

Woodstock, Aug. 90.
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POSTPONED.
Public Sale Of Land.

EEURSUANT, to authority, given by The
e heirs Of Col. Isaac Overall, Will sell to
the highest bidder. on the prem ises, on He'd
aesd.,y the 18th day Of Nuoember. 1874, A
TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING Two.
HUNDRED AND FORTY SIX ACRES AND
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THE design Of this work To stimulate the tedty curiosity
ofihuss who wlh for It's tranquil pursuits are mpeed
N their requirements ~ Extract from The PrGdee 10 lae
FIRST SERIES. .,
tDplcs: attempt demonstrate general principle
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subjects WHICH. by tsif smcuary, are new To inquiry ana
winch may lead OF dens. ETtrGci from ne
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genius; whose humble Office only Ia tell TIE virtues and tie
fnrntics al his heroes fashion OF the present day 10
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,ulg,.e abstract; pnraoys with Ieyy the man oil sc
mus Lscaiss he OF genius. have SOUGHT u
tcs md hve o EN- drawn results unsupported By myself
have ooke, into literary history Tor the teay caraceF
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Character utnte constitute together the most valuable
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NJ Health, q uiei. and Corlfort.-I't The Graham
House Barclay s,res York po;terS afvasasee 10
s.rnncers Stopping af weeks the CITY. such ~ me
rarrig offered Is sigby located clean m. airy street
very near The auas pan Of the city. and N the immediate
vicinity OF the principal Steamboat landings. IL apartments ere
convenient and nest while table supplied VITA the hcst
Vegetables and Fruits ha be prnou excluding entirely
Anjna foo. ant mu,nt, OF MI kinds Charges ii'-ieaie
and ever effort made render yarers comfortable Shower
Baths free. Remember. - Bhrr ~ street Y-1u
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lG-CurIosities OF Literature: and .he La
ERARY CHARACTER ILLUSTRATED By l. DIS
RAfLl Esq. u. c. L.. FS. A. Flrs end Second series
fiIsToRY or NENoF GETIUs.nIawn from their own Feel
ncs md ConfossinSs. By |. nlSRAEl.l, Esq.
'CtIqRi6SIITES OF AMERICAN LITER AZURE
Compiled. Edited and Arranged by Rev. RUFUS W. CHS
The whole in one volume. imperial. svo. Published by
- ID. APPLETON &. 20. 200 BrOadway.
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MACKlE & LEVERETT,
omission NERO MIS-,


COMNIIsSION MERCuANTs,
No. l07 WATER STREET,
Below Wall street,
JoHs F MAcKIE, late ilacke Oakley & Jenn.on lN =
josiah : LEvERErr lutc Leverett " Thomas. 81 -
Dcaers in cut and Wrought Nails md Spikes, Axes Tin
Plate. Banca Tin gnd. Copgef. Znc SpelieI N'Ie Eng
steel Bud lucks and Sppnowb,, Ems Kettles, Tuners
Fire Proof safes and Iron Ches of NIL sizes. mls I'm
ALBERT BEACH,
III CHATHANLSTREET, NEAR PEARI-STREET,
OFFERS for sale ut low prices, nm assortment OF The follow
Ion NE or Slycred C;irnndoles.
Solar Lamps Toy Lard orall ~ ...........,.
Plated CAKE Baskets Cas;o Caadestick, snuisrs and Trays
English and Domestic Britannia Ware.
Table Cutlery md seaeral lot oinncy articles. milo I'm
NJ s. DoNNELLY * Co, No. Isl Grand street corner Of
lowing house Keeping DRY GOODS which they invite the
at5eai I" Gi P %nas md IL Mar,ee Quilt,
Ito lO4 By ai4 Diapers and Dama'k Table Cloths all
"a 81 lO4 and PA Irsh. Barncy. Russia and sicsin
as ,qies 9aa q and Tf Dss.f R Rsss;
Crash iinckaback and Bfeye Diaper, ~ ,,,.,;,
French Embossed Cloth Table and Piano Covers.
i,ulnreI Cotton Wor>te,l and linen I'nile Chths.
And nko an eytens assortment OF Cloth, and Camere.
DrqP DEte Gamb[oons, Linen Dnins' md other staple
ard Fancy Dry Goods. tnSsi
L AND IT'S NiCiNITY.-ttt the suggestion oi n number
OF respectable line residing the Seventh Ward the Prn
petor nf line ALBANIA. BrOawny, has been ndced T.
npca !:iuch al hts establishment ut No 100 East Broad
way. oor above RIt.er street The house IS very fse
and peasant ore beng sitnnte the central pnEt OF the
street Tire SnIoon fitted ;tye at great ,ne ana
rai-aSs 10 those ..lo have visited his establishment ~
broadway he need only that the eBdenvO and hnN'
ety please h will he eyncr there rs mt the former
place To those who he respectfully invites them t"
call and Judge Tor themselves.
The saloons Will be rendy receive company Tuesday,
the eth inst. %,
X. B-Cream constantly on hand. pure my6lm
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Cs- Irish E,:iiSraHt Sccie!y.-a otice.-hn
Election ioF GiSen q th Scfey 10! ihe enSn: year, W
OF the Society. POLL from ten y VI 10 Two O'clock
z. VI New. \ OK. 10th May. lSl. mil tSdjune INC
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" The Books Of Subscription to the Capital
Stock the NewYork and Erie Railroad Co open Mt
the Office of the Company. No. Wnsreet bet%eeu tie
hours OF 10 and5. WIN. VI. GOULD. Secretary
New York April 9th 1874 a5
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SrrryrH WARD BAsE. New-Yo,s. May =. /

SrvrxrH WARD BANK. Ne,v-Yosk May =. lsii.
Cy- EIection.-Tbe Stockholders OF tbs Bank ATE
hereby notified an election for thirteen Directors or the en-
suing year and three Inspectors OF next succeeding cleo
tioa will be held the Banking louse on ESDai TIE I'M
day If ,Iirs neIi.
The Foil vii be opened at L W. and cse ut O'Clock PM
BE- order ofthe Board. \. :. FRASER. Cashier
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FRUIr-The Cleveland Herald and Cincinnati
Gazette Of recent dates speak the prospect OF ra'
on the Lake shore and in Southern Ohio us being very
good. The profits that arise from The culture OF good
fruit suchus apples pears, peaches. ounces, punbs,
cherries, grapes and the like, are we are happy TO
see becoming better under> by Western farmers.
AS the delicious products increase in amount, they
will OF course become cheaper, and their comsump-
ton will keep pace with the supply. II we con-
sumed more fruits and less meats, we doubt not II
would contribute 10 the health and longevity OF our
citizens.
So lar n, we are informed the prospect Tor fruit in
this vicinity is good. lbuhaio Com'
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~ Temperance House. % TeSey-s;reet near the
Aston llose-AIs f. VI Cos has taken tins delightful 'ra-
on and offers l. her friends and the public rs various ait
yaniaceS the most reasonable terms.
The house i neat and newly urnehei-,he situation ory
pleasant and convenient and the steamboat landing
pure vegetable diet for those who prefer twam and cold
baths tree ny.2tt
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FIRE.-On Sunday morning, about half pas; II
o'clock, fire broke in the warehouse OF hlessrs.
ShoenbeIger's in the Fifth Ward. and was consii
med before the progress OF the flames could he ny
rested. Supposed TO be the work OF en ircendiary.
The iiremen were on the ground, and prevented the
further spread OF the devouring element. They de-
serve much praise for their vigilance.
Pittsburgh Spirit OF the Age.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
10. In MASS AT STREET
A II kinds Job
PtyPEIRTs MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS
CAT.LosrEs. LECTURE BILLS.
CurCEs C.Eps CONCERT BILLS, Fain and
ISsrK,srE PotIriEs Fancy.
Bills OF lADIS6 POLITICAL BILLS.
CIHCrL.Es CIRCULARS. neat &c.
Promptly executed the Office Of tho Tribune No. h Nassau
street-opposlte the PARK.
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THE TRIBUNE
GLINPSES OF EUROPE.

No. xMxl BIZ 4 TRAVELLING Nf"-f0RkER
r,..,n Correspondence of The New. York Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

Nrw Po,r orrrcE-s;andford. Landing. MOnroe County.
Nathaniel Hall. Postmaster. -,
The Post Office Comstocks La Ddns Warrington Ioun-
ty has been established.
Sedcn Golf ha, been appointed Posma,aT at houseSie'
Lewis County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-25

~ In the Republic oil Hayti, man was tired for
stealing some arcles of food while being cooked in
not over the fire |, was urged in his defence, thai
the larc nv was committed under the influence OF
hunger, and the Court decided that II mas not un
lawful for a man 10 steal when he was hungry: 10
,b;s il was rened that he had stolen the POT also.-
Bnt in This dilemma the Court decided, that as thr
victuals could not be taken away without the pot
il was allowable that the pot should accompany Its
contents.