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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-07-03
Stop at Headquarters!
LATEST ARRIVAL OF
Spring & Sum, sner Goods.

TIME subscriber having just returned from
II the Philadelphia & Baltimore mar kets
calls the attention Of the citizens of Wood
stick to his assortment of Spring and Sum
mer Goods. which are now being opened Al
his establishment, VII Oh were selected with
great care and attention. He therefore onl,
deems II necessary to State that his assert
meut is extensive :end general, and that h.
Will not he nndersold b, any other establish
! ment III the COUNTY. Al! in search OF bargains
will do well to call ln-for tn $ is the plac.
where thu. y are to be had His assortment.
consists in pcrt Of the following:
Sup b'ue Blk and invisible GREET cloths
Striped. hg'd aud fancy rassimer. s. new styl.
Cut velvet, satin, silk and marseiI,es yestings
Sup satine,'s Of all colors and prices
Gsmhroon. brown & bleachtd linen drilling,
Plaid and plain linens. new style
DO do tweed cassimeres
Plaid & striped drills: gents silk &. satin scarfs
Blk 1t crsvas gents kid. to.n & heay. gloves
Satin stripe and French lace lawns
Worsted ba2arines. silk warp alpacas
G'nglam lawns. c!esI,mere de cos>e
Blk mo,islin tie lam, eaf!st6h; Hamlt6 On and
manchester ginghams; Satin striped & plan
laconet's. plain and fig swiss nnsl:ns
Bishop lawns, Grape Isle, I',sh ! men
DIX Hh'' "iii't DioAD nets. J. nen laWI
B'k. fancy and striped prints, new ssle
Plaid h"ndke rcIl. IS. li>I, lace
Ladies blk and co'd kid gloves
$ Tx and pic mic gloves aud nit's
Thread and b"b'neu .dg ngs ard nserfines
Benn't & cap ribbons, feather & painted fan,
Fuzzy ''ess hkfs. blue. PINK. blk & viii Grape
= K wis, IN 4 c"i'd cambric>. spool ,ot,ons
t's'. dies b'a d and gimp ronne,s
tortd:'e side combs. horn tuck do
Gents f1ne boots. extra QUALITY
Ladies k". goat and seal shoes
Misses and oh ireIs do
Gents: 'iHirps-leg horn, palm & seacrass hats
Candle wick. c"tion yarn. osabnrg
Cotton hatting-Toge,her with q general
assortment of
Harlan ARE.
QUEENSW WARE.
SA 81 F. RY.
DRUGS & MEp!CINES.
q u T. + Il T. s. &c.
All kinds of rountr, produce taken meg
change tor goods rs usual The s,Ihscr;b. ,
IS thankful for the liberal patronage hereto.
tore extended 70 him. aid will he hapDy fo
receive their orders for the future
Aorl' ~. 'ol5. 4. WALTON.
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n E W
Nasg SStefe+

TIME undersigned having made his purcils>
IL SEES i'll Philadelphia and Baltimore mar
kes. has the pleasure Of Offering TO his form
er customers. and all others in search of bar-
gains. the advantage Of selecting from an
entirely new stock bought upon the best
terms. and selected with care. and will be sold
at reduced prices would say to my Gus.
TONERS. that Can and sill sell goods at as
low rates for cash, as they can be purchased
between this and Baltimore. Let all those
call and ties. the matter. who may doubt the
fact. and asce rta;n for the mselves.
Having. sold g"otls for the last seven'ee:
years Woodstock. and in Jsnuary last sold
ont !" NY partner. l am now receiving and
orering. III tie house directly opposite the
old stand known by the name Of No
h.ars,tle. a new and splendid ASSORTMENT Of
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TRUST SALE.

OY Virtue OF tit ed O. tfUNt executed to
- the subscriber by John R,imhoch. now
deceased. OF record iii Shenandoal, County
court. shall proceed to sell. on the premi.
ses. on Monday the 10Th dug Of .auEnst, 1s45.
4 HOUSE AND LOT il Woodstock. c,,n
tanning half All acre Of Land. being tile house
in which said Hnmboch lived. and half lo'
adjoining, containing one fourth Of AN acre
There are blacksmith's and wagon ma
ker's shop on the lot, and il will bea Dies ra
bic situation for CARRYING on the ,l;'cssm til
or wagon-maker's business. Terms of sale
Cash. p. WILLIAMS, Jr. Trustee.
1uue 19. l84s-ts
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TO the Land-holders Of Shenandoah Couutv.


- eames for tie office County Surveyor and while ehee fully
affords me nesbe pleasure acknowledge
SELF that should frankly which
high fees charged
legal
country school, the pre- which
growing family And although have failed
orally useful the that ask
Deeds OF executed oher
of
will well
Gk
lido all
MIL Greek Letters addressed
promptly attended
woodavn June % 1874, JOHN c.. EWING
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Death e. Destruction

To Rats, Nice, Bugs & Roa, hes.
ENTITY CENTS WILL SAVE MANY
IL DOLLARS.-HENRY BEplcHIMER re-
spectfully offers to the public his self prepar-
ed, well tested and highly effee,ual Prepara-
ton for the determination Ct Rats, .Nice.
BedJa.gs end Cockrcaches. Herromises these
of the public who may be annoyed by these
vermin ,afier using this highly eas .
tua. mixture for few days,a complete radiance
Of these vermin. This preparation possesses
the singular property that without being actual
poison, it will not only kill the rats and mice,
but will, in consequence Of the smoke it pro
duces, positively compel those tina, do not di-
rectly partake Of it, precipitatsy to leare the
house, He may be found at MIR. Samuel Rim
ker's Tavern. where this preparation can be
obtained from him. Price so cents per box,
with directions for its use.
June IL, lS45-4t
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YELLOW SPRINGS.

NJ BARE & j. BRANNEH would re-
~ specially announce to the public, thai
they have purchased the Properly known as the
YELLOW, or ORKNEY SPRINGS, and
-. tina they are repairing the buildings
MM and erecting others on the premises,
lsss for the accommodation of those who
E.2.8 desire to visit this pleasant water
ing place, for the benefit Of Their health and t.,
inhale the pnfe, 5racing MOUNTAIN biefzes.-
Their house will he we'll furnished. and their
table will at all times be supplied .ih the
choicest viands the country can atford. A eood
Bar will also be kept Their stables are c,,n
modious, well provided with provender, and
an experienced ostler in attendance.
In fact. they will hate every Accommodate
and comfort to invite to this pleasant retreat all
seekers after health CT pleasure. during tie
warm summer months. They respectfully in
vite their friends to give them call b, ard
ers will be comfortably accommodated upon the
most reasonable terms
They will be prepared to receive visiters the
first of July next.
May 90, 1915.
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AS USUAL.

TEyHE subscriber of1ers for sale good as
j. sor.lnent of Dry Goods, Hardware,
Qu.ersware, Shoes, Boots, an excellent selec
ton Of Books Medicines, Paints, Dyest,lffs,
and !'ate,,, medicines of every kind (auch as
Jayne's. Harce's ac.) Confectionery, Tobac-
CO, Segars. Stone and Potters' ware Glass OF
all szes-Fresh Garden Seeds just received
and r.,any articles TOO tedious to mention. -
Call for what you want, ard any article called
for if no, on hand, can be purchased by one
If my family in Baltimore now, and sent os IN
a few DAYS will sell every article as low as
cat, b. had elsewhere. Produce taken in
exchange for goods Reasonable credit VIII
ne given, and cash thankf fully received.
JOHN G. scHMlTT.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

Virginia, TO WIT:
At a Court held for the County Of Shenan-
doah, OH Monday the 9 day of June. l845;
Henry McInturff and others plaintiffs,
against Catharne McInturff. George Frye
and Elizabeth his wife. and Jacob Taylor
and others, defendants.-IN cHANcERr.
TIME defend ants George Frye and El'z
Il abeth his wife. and Jacob Taylor. not
having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act Of assemb',
and the rules Of this court, and in appearing
by satisfa Glory evidence that they are not in
habitants OF his country; 1t is ordered. Tha'
the defe ndants do appear here on the first
day Of the next September term. and answer
the bill of the plaintiffs ;and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspa.
per published in Woodstock, for two months
successfully. and posted at the front door
of the court house in the said town OF Wood
stock. A cOpy-Teste,
p. WILLIAMS c. s. c.
June 26. .845
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
ALUABLE PROPERTY.

REEABLY to the last will and tesla
1H1sIhent of Israel Allen, decd, shall pre-
coed {, sell, on the premises where he former
ly resided, adjoining Hawkinsburg, near the
Valley Turnpike, between Pitman's Tavern
and Mt. jackson, on Wednesday the 9Th day
Of august meat. all the personal property be-
longing to the estate Of said decd, and the land
specified, as follows:
Eight Horses; 80 Cattle; l2 Co,cs; 50 Hogs;
Sheep, Wool, Bacon; about $500 bushels
Wheat; some Rye and old Corn also 100
.4cres Corn in the field; Road Wagon,
2 Plantation do; Ploughs, Ha,ro,cs, Gear,
and other useful Turning utensils.
A credit of nine months will be given on all
sums exceeding IS; under, the cash will be
required.
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Spring & Sn III aller Goods,
Consisting PART OF

Sup Wool.d,e,1. black. hlue.black and blue
CLOTHS blk mixssi and fancy cass;rne res and
s*' nets; wiite and brown drilling. brown ard
straw co'cred linens, new style summer Cloths
GAM roen six velvet. blk satin and silk YES
tirg. new si,le marselles vestings--worsted
ta5 rms. Frfrch lace lawn, farcy do. -
h-guriliil plaid str;re and plain silks for Ia
Dies atai-eiass skirts-fartv and black &
whit, prints. la Polka 30 new sty lie nousiin
L. laihs. do. Xix aip*cs-gir CHAM lawns
eerls''n, ham hon. china and mancht ster
g ngi'a,r,-'ace. ;'laid and plain canhiickss
iaro'et do plain & fig. swiss nuslins-bish~
on la~r. cap re,is--Elk & white Irisl, linens
lrem C; n.irick b. kis. &c ntle mems super aud
con msn SIX Pc, ke' hdkfs Of var Gus styies-S
c',idrt,'s six POCKET hdkfs-,able tliarert
bird ye d pr plain and fig. bobinets, " ISIS
,nstt' ne, t;l 'tg. Iaces and isles, lace and
cal. irgs AID i6se ftirgs, farey silk scarfs and
h. kfs ladies trata,s ladies and gentle mems
glove # al .'s scr'pfons-- nark eens-brown
and bleacheel holanel-bleachec snt. brow l,
Observation-Disclosures osnastirgs. and all
o'h.r art" les rs'iall. kept in country stores.
Cotton yarn, candle wick, dye
s'uffs and paints, hardware,
Queensware, and Gro
ceries.
Tho undersigned will take in exchange fer
goods Tie .rs'omar, articles offered in country
stores. ard civ. Ir'ces of his goods hen the
goods place d on the counter for sale, and
that will he quite as cheap as have seen
them in print
must tender my thanks to former cusio-
rrels Tor past ia, ors. and hope to receive their
patronage by uhtrlng attention to business.
JOHN SIBERT.
Woodstock Narch ~ 1245
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JOHN c.. EWING.
Hurrah for Texas and OREGON!

sErtra Pete Eper on the Wang!!
Collector, Constable, Auctioneer, &c.
DETER HOSHoUR, Dr.. will diligently
u and faithfully attend to the collection II
debts throughout the county, in his capacity as
collector, upon reasonable terms, and IT, all iii
cial business within the bounds OF precinc, n j.
Auctioneering of every description conducted
upon the most approved style. In his absence
from town, persons desr.us Of entrus,ing
claims to him, may deposie them with Joseph
Il. Clover, or Samuel Rinker, proprietor If
the Temperance House, either tf whom are
authorised execute receipts in my name
Inclined to be exceedingly accommodating
all persons having PAPER to dispose of, viii
meet with liberal advances and small dise.un,s
by calling on their mcst obedent and humble
servant, EXTRA PETE
Woodstock, April "a, 1916.
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LANYARD FOR RENT
OR SALE,

HNHE subscriber wishes to rent or sell the
Il Tanyard,now in the possession of Mr.. Rich.
ard A. Clarke. and late the property OF Mr.
VIM. Hotel, lying on Stony Creek. near Col
umbia Furnace. The situation is most de
sirable one and offers superior advantages to
any person wishinge to engage in the Tan
yard business. The appurtenances Of the
yarl are in good repair. and there are goos
Dwelling, Barn and other necessary buildings
on the premises; and also fine Garden
Perons DESTROYS Of renting or buying. would
do well to examine the premises. Possession
will be given the first of September. In my
absence, Mr.. Jacob Lantz will give any infor
mationdesired. ANDREW HUPP,
May Is 1eA5--.tf
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HNHE subscriber has on hand, nearly I'm
Il ished, large Six Horse Broad Tired
Wagon, Three Horse do, New Carryall,
finished completely; or Of the S,rickler
Wheat Fans, all of which will be sold low for
cash Or on time tn-good responsible persons, or
exchanged for produce. For further particulars
cali On the subscriber at his store in Woodstock,
where he has large stock of Goods of all
kinds. new styles. selected with great care in
the Northern Markets, all of which win be
sold low for cash or on time TO punctual Gus
toners, or exchanged for produce.
JOHN C.. KERN.
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Shenandoah County, IS.
J,me Court, l845.
ORDERED, That the Levy Court shall
" be at the May instead of the June Term
of the Court, and that this order be published
in the Sentinel of the Valley.
A copy-Teste.
P. WILLIAMS; c. SC.
June &c, 1876.
ERESH ARRIVAL OF SUMMER
IL GOODS.-The undersigned has just re-
turned from Baltimore, and is now opening a
variety of Summer Goods, which he thinks un-
necessary to enumtrate, but would say that all
articles usually kept in country store, will
be found in the assortment, and sold at reduced
prices, for cash. JOHN SIBERT.
juno 26. l845.
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~ EhN +. " buNf. Li.> \, AM. N
IN DIAN VEGETABLE ELlXiIt-.A Cure
fur Rheumof .9tect}ons-- I h,s al,clc is mes,
truly named. as It penetrstes TO every nerve
and sne~ OF the person using it. and it has
sustained reputation uneAuaiIed by any til.
er article for rhe'ma'ism. THIS externally
MN wv me Indian Vegetable Elsir ,nt,rnall..
W. w s '"e mos: severe casesA-s Ateud con
ti.c'el muscles. a,a b, n.- f..,,,. nv ..'''
b,ltv to limbs 10. parals aed snJ nse,. sS.'s
Prepared b! Comstoek 4 10. N. v .n,, e..
s,'e hv G. Kern Woodstock ~
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NOTICE..

4 +. Persons indebted to tie subscriber y,
( Sauin>ville. either bv note or account
are earnes'i, requested to make patnen. Il,
B S. kronk or Nnah Bausernan. Tho al,
fully author se.l TO collect and pt for all
accounts due me
April 10. 845 \. MILFY
LijDh 10 To,r Pdntr:fs and Bed RooYss
DUACH s. BED BUG BASE-1his is
NJ sure and CERTAIN remedy fnr these
n0f Gus rerni'n. II has ne, er failed to de
strov them whenever tried Prepared h>
Comstock g TO. 81 Cortlan,It st n Y. Fol
sale by John G.. Kern Woodstock. Va.
z4YNE'S C.4RNINIT7VE BaLS.RM--
~ Is certain. safe and ef1ec,,i.i ,o,nesi, tor
Dysen'ery. d arrhtra. or Lnosencss thnlers
Morbus. SUMNER CONPLAfXT. C"hc,
Gripping Pains. Sour StnmSch, sick and Ner
vous Headache, Heartburn. Waterb,ssl,, Pam
or S .ckitess of the Stomach. Vomiting, Spit
ting up OF Food after Eating. Want of Appe
lite. Restlessness and Inability to sleep. Wind
IN the Stomach and Bowels Mysteries. M.l.n
chilly and Lowness of Spirits and foi all Bow
81 Affections and N+r, Gus Diseases. For sale
hv DR. John G Scl,m. N.mi.f,ct Va
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eo,ssofaho~ e tasa,e,sG;l,.

TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i between the undersigned, under the
name of S1BxRT < D1NsEs, in The mercantile
business, was dissolved by mutual consent Of
parties. 1t therefore becomes necessary that
the accounts of the firm should forthwith be
closed BY note or cash. The latter would be
preferred in order to final settlement be-
tween them. Those concerned will please
give them call. and settle their respective
accounts without delay.
JOHN SIBERT,
JACOB DlNGES.
January IS. i643.
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4 MEXICAN HAIR DYE.wThis Dye 10
IN warranted. if strictly applied according
10 the printed directions to change the hair
from any other color to = Beautiful Auburn.or
a r,-rteesly jet black. without staining or irri-
'st'ng the skin Ike other hair dyes
1t is prepared only by DR., Jstne, No. 90
South Third street. Philadelphia. Price so
cents per bottle. Sold ty d. J. G. Schnsit.
Hooctock. (sisy %, 1874.
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HYNE'S HAIR TONIC For the Pres
- errat:on, Beauty, Groeuth. and Restorot on
Of the Hair-This Hair Tome has produced
beautiful NEW HAIR on the heads Of hundreds
who have been bald for wears. 1t also purl.
fies the head from Dan,Irutf-Cures disease,
of the Scalp-Pre>erves the hair from falling
of. or becoming reremtnrly gray.
For Salebv J.. G. Scharit, Woclstock
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@a&e Gptice.

"HEREAS MY WIFE, SUSANNAH
f" GEORGE, left me about three years
ago, without just cause, and refuses to return
to my house-This is to give notice, that
will not be responsible for any debts she may
contract on my account from this date al
persons are therefore warned not to trade with
her except upon her own responsibility.
GEORGE GEORGE.
May IL, l845.-3t
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THIRD aRRiE.9L

NOV is the time to make YOUR cash bu,
~ the most goods, by calling at John S.
ber,'s. who has just received his th'd air val
Of Tweed Cassimeres. Bingham l.,wns. and
Calcoes; new article, The Goioen T'w eed
Cashmere; also lot of Falmouth Cotton
Yarn-alI Of wi ich will be sold low for cash
May %. l845. JOHN SIBERT
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Few Spring 4 SKINNER
GOODS

Nir. >u scrlb.r> take p',a>,it III mi. rt,,;, q
~ ti' II IT," nts and t,.stst $ II a, tlt1 hay T.
rec we'd 'he'r rug nj Sinner Gon-s
"h g w'r' r'r'i :.., " II ,.si nd " !, lie
9"'i ~ f''''t'd Pre-, S--asS,f :le those vic
t.t i'a' good bargains y u ne g>y,n Tie
t.'io" 'rs. IS paf' Il ,ur s,}u;.ls-
y" ol dyed h'att. iij> he, green aid liut
cs'''hr: i''es and f#b,l- casg,a.et.>. s.,.,e,s
ft"va s'fne'i int as & eir Il ne~. Il n. ri,
49, 81 = '.''f "a 'f>tlie, yeA,3itg.; ii.ck SIN
,''r { "h; hisii nt''s; simmer ve;r IF ~
DESCRIPTION. & at var eos pr res. a,i.l,.k AID
IA ont's: h''s r'.F CPS. l*crs tdgii.ps & nus
hg.; cal aid t"r'e' bI,o,s. pto,.s q. III
nus ""'> -F"~ s'.l. ecctls fer lad;e -
presses PLAID ! Al &c. i:' zai mes laa,s;
french, n anchrst f. eall>ri,n :.h; lawn cling
h;ins; SIX warp alpaca. plan and striped silks
tor DIRE sses. corded AID grass skirts, ladies'
dress h,ikis cr',ats and 20 MS. linen cam.
bro lit'Ass SIX and co:, i, M >ieli: rlai, and
ny. SWISS nusn>. lace ahd bard iaccn4t
n"sl'ns' tans. prints bla' K and aI lie do six
pc het h'kts gen,i,neu's sca,fs. ladies' tt $
ana cFav'ts, i';i k'''s. th' tks. plaid ,'ons.
osi''burg-. 'rt'Nn ard hleacitt; cot,cns palm
halls, mems boots aid shoes. assi:;tiileft e.
shoes fl ladies. etc.
Hardware, Queensware, Paints, DYE:
stuffS and Groceries.
And many other articles usually kept
IN country stores.
We invite cur friends TO exanne our st, ok
ant' see Tor themselves. that goods VII he
sold low tor cash
We tender our thanks for past f,toi;s. a,.I
! h"pe loT continuance of the sane
FETZER & D!NGES
April 10. i945.
N. B Country Produce tax IN in .xcb.ro,
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TOHN CLINEDINST, having permanently
- located himself in the town of Woodstock,
Virginia, would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Shenandoah and the adjacent coun-
ties, that he is prepared to manufacture
Carriages Of every description, such as
o Carriages. Buggies,
G328 CHARIoTEEs, SULkIEs,
bAkUUCHES, CARRYALLS, &c. &c.
also repair carriages at shortest notice,-all Of
which shall be executed in superior style, and
at moderate prices. The materials Of which
his work will be constructed shall be the very
best the country can afford. From his expert
ence in his trade, and his determination to ex-
ecute his work as well as it can be done else
where, he f1atters himself that he will be able
to give general satisfaction.
His shop is on the main street. between the
residences of DR.. Jos. Irwin and Col. H. S. G.
Albert, where he will be glad to receive orders
for any work in his line.
Woodstock, April II, lS45.-y
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uST finished and for sale, at Rinker's
- Hat Factory, six dog. Hats of different
qualities, coIors and st, les, among which are
number Of short mapped Kutriss, Of first
and second qualities. warranted to be OH the
best OF Russia bodies: Also,a 10, of Fashionable
Blue Cassimeres, of first and Sc cond qualities,
all of which will be sold at a small advance.
HIST. JOHN R1NKER
June 10. 1845
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UNITED STATES, AND A CHRONOLO-
GlCAL INDEX;
Illustrated with Sew raj Hundred
ENGA. Avn Gs!
UJlt is the determination of the publisher to
spare neither pains nor expense to make this
work perfectly accessible to erery family thro'-
ont the entire c0,aatsY 1t will be one Of the
most attractive and cheapest ever presented to
the patronage Of the American people. The
preparation Of the work has been attended iwth
great labor and expense. HIsToRY requires a
distant emlnence, from which to take an Impair
tial view Of the character Of the transactions
which submit themselves to the recording pen:
but more than half century has now eIapst
since the colonists first asserted their lndepen-
dence; and the generation whose arduous strug-
giles achieved so glorious result, has passed
away to the silent tomb.
Through the whole work, the editor has al
med to do justice without asperity; to applaud
patriotism, but not to justify its excesses; to
condemn tyranny. but not to overlook the viz
tues ofmany of its instruments; and to exhibit
the kindly prospect of the FUTURE more strong
ly than the irritating aspect Of the PAST. The
great interest that the bare mention of such a
work is calculated to excite, has encouraged
the editor to make it every way worthy Of a
liberal patronage. An extensive sale can only
enable the publisher to offer it at the low price
proposed. Postmasters snd others wishing to
act as Agents, will receive all necessary infor-
nation by addressing, post paid,
ROB'T SEARS, 1913 Nassau ct. N. Y.
An edition will also be bound up in muslin
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THOsE persons who purchased property
IL at The sale Of the personal property Of
Jacob G Rhker. deceased. are respectfully
notified that their mites will be due on the
10th da. OF July next As wish to settle up
the estate AS soon as possible, they, and AM
Others Indebted to the estate, are expected TO
come for ward and pay of their claims thou,
delay. HY. ST. JOHN RlNKER,
Executor of G. Rnk.r, decd
June 26. l845-St