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s.ARDiNE OPENERS, CHhMrAaGS NJ S So'
eaa Los, p.TrET CARVERS and STEELS; "a
~ ~ sE suaRPENERS; EGG SPOONS: MAR
ROW sPo0Ns; MUSTARD d.; SALT do; REyoLy-
mo ROASTING JACKS; uPElGHT GeIpiRoss, lol
ranges; sHOvELS and TONES aI Sm'S1'
ptEPS. oY 5'rER BRUILERS; STAIR RODS; cor
EEE RnASTEhS-wi,ha general assortment Of new
HOUSEKEf PING ARTICLES Just receives ar, aig
for sale low at the FURNISHING WfhhhitnusL
no oo ~ =. :, wv 0D'' c. L. WETMORE & co.
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yrAAIAHAM pIlupNNg'Y AF
AVAILABLE HOUsn sRRvA NTs-fol

NTALUA BILE HOUSE SEhtAHIS-to OF
v sale, a most valuable cook, washer anu ironcr,
% years of age To serve ill 1850; also, very hkeIy
black gitI 81 wears Of age to % yeaTsa hrst
rate country servant; also, black woman, 26 years
of aee to serve 10 years, with her two children male
and female; also, a black woman, 4U years OF age
with her female child two years old slave for life; al
So very likely black hoy IA years of age, to serve
10 years; also black boy 10 years OF age, TO serve
II years. The above servants can all come n,Ghiy
recommended from their respective owners. FAINT
lies wishing to purchase waud do well to call quick
! ~ at l., +. SCOTTI'S Intelligence olnSe,
| nil No. 10 Exchange Place.
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RICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
gSRASKI IN GARDNER, No. l9j Balti-
" mOre-street, (4th hoHse above Light Stu Is no"
Cpening rich cold Vevets; Velvet Mantillas,
Rich silk Velvet, yGs wide for SHAWLS
French Cashmere dong ShawIal
do do ~ 4 Shawls
Low pvif cd printed Tektssi sha~s
Rich ChamC loH Silks
Rich fig rel Silks
French ana American Cloasngs
Cashmrres and Mouse de LANES
Also T. brautifu! assortment Of French zAsTSIdei-
les consisting OF
Rcl Lace Cares
FREE oh worked 30
80 On COls'5
French Cuffs sHd CeYe3
Real Lace Feils
Imitation do o ant 'alls, &c.
! Fox sale c4eap twh 'iesa ana ftah, MIA
srn KEGS GLADEs BUTTER. ReceiH
| % ap0F ID this day and for sale ny go.
! =. CLAYTON & SONS,
n. 1862 Lombard street.
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rr,IIE: SICCnssi uF GtlUKAUn,s

IELVHTS, BONNET shFINS, SSc.
v nrab, mazarene, blk. maroon Bonnet VeIVets
Pink blue, black, white and lead coiored Satins
Lemon white. blue and pink Poalt ae sGl
Pink. blne. maIarne. u lroon and white Marcel
line and Flowers.
superor Satin and Gro de Nap RIRANDS
French Flowers; b ack and enl'd Dress SiLkS
,rurkcrri, Cashmere, Silk and Wool Fnnss and
Blanket EHAWLS
Cashme .es, KEEPS and Mousline de LANES
Cashmere Alpaca, mOhair AT W0rsied Hosiery
Cloasing; G Ia Plaids; Kif Gloves
Cloths Cas- ,acres, Cassinetts, VestBss, &c
Frz- For sale n! low Y-ices by
'" THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
MS tDie l13 baltimore sreeA-
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ARRIVED.

ship Warren, Howes, Liverpool. ClatkS kellogg
steamer Chesapeake, Dennis, Philadelphia, j. A.
tsnriVeT.
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..r.,xx- y,1IoESs. lust received and for -aie by
~ H'' FIELDING LUCAS, il,
No 100 BaltimUre-St.
o,,nrb md Of alI TeI.araDhs known, employing elec
tF,ciy or gaVansm, illustrated with 81 wood ensfaV
ngs; by A. Vail, Esq ,,...;, so,b,,ooy and
Unrnary Deposits their Diagnosis rh'no'os'' div
rbar chemistry Of Man, By Dr. J. Franz simon
,ransIated by Thos Z. Day, NJ. ID, part ISL IN
Crelius, system of Surgery, part 2u' htO
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TMTORsTED DAMAsh. l nave ,,go nov" !,rr "n
w hand an assortment of first rate WOkS Eo
f.ANAsK all coiors, very cheap. Persons w':hlns
pnmask for CURTAINS. &c. will hnh II 10 lhtl , hu
vantage to CALL n, am Determined 10 stn e"ooeu'"s
= wv JOHN c. HOLLAND,
No. As N. Gay street, near the
a, Odd Fellows Hall.
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

~ MchIW DUNCAN has removed Ms Office
eD from No. % N, Charles str: ~ 70 Ne. 81 morn
CALVERT STREET. % 5T
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE RsApIN0 RoN"'
For Amstetdam-Ship Harvest soon
For Rremeu-Brg Cesar, 22d INST,
For Kingston, Jam.-Bng GlamorEan, IT," days
For River La Paie-Schr Fame, few day.
MARINELlST-POR OF 3ALT' MORE
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Is 1915.
pRoMr4G EXCHANGE eE>pNc-RooH Sou,
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w A N T S .

UnpAUOEES WANTED. Two or three
D gentlemen can be accommodated, or two gehle-
men with small families, with comfortable rooms ao
good board, on early application at NO.7j Nokl Il
HIGH STREET. II
azJ ANrED. Six or eight BOYS ana GlhlN
Wv wanted at the Baltimore Type and Stereotype
Foundry, Gank Lane, adjoining Harnum's cry Hotel
ni7-3t --
SITUATION WANTHD-By yoHRg man
% either in a Grocery, Flour Commiss"h HoHSe' ~
ms a Book Keep,r The Vey best OF reioIthc II
regard 10 character, qualification, &c VIII Dc gwen
Apply at ,,,,,, =, e,t,Or,,,r
rl4 Ne. 10 Exchange Place.
s.SsVJArFION NVAHTED-By young man as
- 8ar-Keeper, who is thoroughly acquainted WIN
the business; or wOuid accept situation III Il NIe"'
~ Flour or Commission store, az any otf resp Gun
HE business where he could make himself use'ni 10
his employer Good refer noes gwen Apply at
MI l.. r. SCOFrI, 10 ESchance Place.
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uDOOIx BINDING-Execucd in every style
HG with expedition an. on reasonable terms, at
IVCErT,S. No 100 Baltimore street, over the rat
rio ofce in Velvet Morocco, Russia, or Cali, Music
l l'I o un.in,dicaIs neatly bound mS-wsly
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1ALAVp SILK SCSRtS. Just received FROM
I N>w York and opened this N Drnirg, two car
! = 9ns Magnificent PLAID SILK SCARF, which "ll
sold al moderate advance. As they ara very Sex c'
| q piicaton should De made early.
| EDF'. J, RICHARDSON,
| 81 Baltimore street.
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aDUTFER. COO Packages Giades and Western
10 BlTTE2-n St re and for sale at
5. CLh etc : s. SONS EuttcS Depot,
nt 1872 Lombard street.
aisHe. NiCr AEsSON, No. - y. uowayd 81.
We has lust rec lived nom New York another sup
ply Of Bonnet RIBBONS. n27
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-20
TIN Ware! TIN WARE!
Important to Southern & Western Merchants.

A ALFRED H. REP, Manufacturer of
IN TIN AND IRON WARE, and Dealer
i'll DOMESTIC HARDWARE &. FANCY
GOODS, No. 335 BALTIMORE STEET, second
tin store above Howard street, Baltimore,
would respectfully invite the attention Of nier-
chants and dealers generally, who visit the
city Of Baltimore for the purpose of selecting
a stock Of goods, to his extensive stock Of
Tn Vme, Japaned IFare, s. Britannia ,raTe,
comprising general variety, which has been
manufactured in his own establishment and by
the best workmen in the city-all of which
will be sold at extremely low prices; and
hopes, by his unremitting attention to business,
and prompt attention tc all orders in his line,
he will experience continuance Of that conf
dence and encouragement which has been here
tofore SO literally extended toward him. P'r
chasers from the different States will find it
greatly to their advantage to call at his esiab-
lishment, where they will find every variety
of TIN WARE, at prices that will not fail to
please. Goods will be carefully packed and
sent to any part of the city free of charge.
Baltimore, March g. 1872
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'9Ro,o W((eanu(act..,,t.


IHNHE undersigned respectfully call the at
tentlon OF the public to the fact, that they
are now manufacturing, at the old established
sand 81 at the Rall Read Depot, all kinds Of
ROPE AND CORDAGE., embracing Ma
chine, Mill. Well and Halter Rope. Coil
hope. Bed Cords, Plow Lines and Sash Cords
Also, TWlNE of every description.
The work manufactured at this establish
n'ent. will be of the best KENTUCKY HEMP,
made BY and under the superintendent .5of
+. w. GRlNsHAw, the only regular ,coskn,a,,
In the above business in this place, who most
respectfully solicits the clu customers of his
father to extend their patronage to this estab-
lishment.
Country Merchants and sthers are assured
that Rope Of better qaalsty and on better terms
can be had Of the undersigned than elsewhere
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Give US call when
you want rope. DAVID nEAHL.
Il. w. GRIMSHAW.
Winchester, March 6, 1876
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
At court held for the county of Page, on
Monday the Esd day of Dece mher, iS44--
Ann Maria Wood, Mary selby wood and
Sarah NJ. Wood, infants under the age of
twenty -one years. suing by Addison A
Jones. their next friend, plaintiffs. AGA1N.y
BenlaminI Wood in his own right and as
Executor of Rem amin Wood, de ceased
Addison A. Jones, administrator Of Wharton
Jones, deceased. William r. Woo! in his
own right arr, administrator of David
Wood, deceased. Nancy Jones Wesley Bear
and Sarah a m his WIFE Edward Whit. Id
Wood. Mary Mal.ala Wood. Aupustin Gree,
and EmiIy his wife. Da vi Thompso,,
Wood, ai'd Harrison Wood. aesmnstratc,
OF Benjamin F. Wood, decd. defendants
IN cHANcERy
FENHE defendants. Auguslin Green and Emf.
= ly his wife, and David Thompson
7" God, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of as
sem5ly and tie rules Of this court; and it ap
pearihg by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this State: On melton Ct The
plaintiffs by their counsel, 1t is ordered, That
they do appear here ON the .our,!, Monday ~
March next, and enter their appearance AND
answer the plaintiffs bill, and give ) curt,
Tor performing the decree of the court; ;nt
that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted
III some newspaper published in Woodstock,
Tor two months suscessively. and posted at the
front door Of the court house Of the said ccun
ty o! Page.
4 copy--1'este.
WM. c. ;-AUtK, c c,
Jnpu3ry 1Cf5
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p,es;;de,ts, ,Saloru and Expenses. :

Presidents Salary and Expenses.
Many persons would suppose that
with salary of $4,000 annually, the
presidents of the US. have become
rich. Upon this subject, the Editor OF
The Lancaster Intelligencer, writing
from Washington, says;
"By the way, do you know all the
expenses Of the White House-ser-
wants, entertainments, and the host OF
incidental or contingent expenses-are
sustained out of the salary of the presl-
dent. 1t is fact of which, until to-
day l was entirely ignorant. Many
persons believe that the presidents sal
airy, $25, 200 per annum, is very album
dant; but when the great mass Of vlsl-
tiers is recollected--when the frequent
levees, dinners, entertainments, &c,
are considered-it soon dwindles away,
and there is absolutely nothing left for
the presidential chair but the empty
honor. President Tyler's expenses IN
sixteen months were over $3S, 900,
and he left yesterday, for his farm on
James river, in Virginia, with barely
enough out of his last years salary to
pay expenses. Gen. Jackson came
here with $4,000 of his own money,
and after eight years service in the
Executive Office, left for the Hermitage
with less tifan1 his travelling expenses'
These are facts which | aver to be true;
and they are very painful facts.o
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Frcm the Albany Argus.
THE OREGON BILL;
lTsNE EssITY-DELAYS STRENGTHEN:
THE CLAIMS OF GREAT BRITAIN.

lTsNFCEs sITY-DELAY STRENGTHENS
THE CLAIMS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
The National Entellicencer, the whie
organ at Washington, has poured out
his lamentations over the passage of the
Oregon occupation bill in the House of
Representatives. That England will
be very angry thereat, seems to be the
general apprehension Of the Wig press.
This was to be anticipated; but 1t is no
reason for yielding TO the rapacity of
her claims over all the Oregon north
of the Columbia river. Her citizens
have even built forts south of that Nv
er.
Can any true statesman suppose
that the title and rights of our country
will ever be strengthened by this new
user, while Great Britain is constantly
strengthening her claim in the eyes of
the world by user and occupation?
1t is now well known that Great Brl-
tain. by means Of the forts, soldiers,
and the powero the Hudson's Bay Fur
Company, has nearly erclusire occu-
patton OF the whole of Oregon. Mr..
Farnham says that with her grasping
habits, she has extended jurisdiction
yer the Oregon Territory, which GER
4ainly is the strongest attribute OF ex-
elusive sovereignty over any country.
Mr.. F. thus explains the nature of
those British laws:
.sSoon after (102l) the union of the
Northwest and Hudson Bay Companies,
the British Parliament passed an act
extending the jurisdiction of the Cana
dian courts overthe territories occupied
by these fur traders, whether it were
owned or sclaimcd by Great Britain.
Under this act, certain gentlemen OF the
fur company were appointed justices
of the peace, and empowered to enter
tain prosecutions for mincr offences,
arrest and send 10 Canada, criminals
of higher order, and try, render judg,,
ment, and grant executions IN civil
suits where the amount in issue should
not exceed f2OO; and, in case of nom
payment, to imprison the debtor at their
own forts, or in the jails Of Canada
Andthus is shown that the trade, & the
civil and criminal jurisdictions in Ore
gon are held by British subjects; that
American citizens are deprived OF their
own commercial rights; that they are
liable to be arrested on their own terri
tory BY officers Of British courts, tried
in the American domain by British
judges, and imprisoned OF hung accor-
ding to the laws Of the British empire,
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oeaeee, 9oesa,s, aSe. 5e.

800 BONES Tobacco; embracing 'a;s ne: every
Us s. Is Lump, aud at any price from
7 to 80 per pound.
10000 Segars, consisting of half Spanish.
Spanish. Rifles. Principe, Canonies,
Cazadares. La Palma, La Norma, Re
gala, Plantation, made in 1910; Ladies,
Castiloes, Jera Byron, Tfahucos, sc.
nique, Rappee, Congress, Na;chitoches,
Maccauba, Lancaster, and Scotch, put
up in jars, bottles, kegs, and bladders,
to suit purchasers.
10 Gases Turkish smoking tobacco, very fine.
Spanish Trimmings.
100 Gross superior Friction Matches.
$50 Doz. Snuff Boxes, assorted.
100 Boxes Negro Pipes, 3 gross each.
20 Do Stone and Clay do.
4s Do. II BY IA, l2by IS, l2hy l6, l3by Is.
100 Cases Tunnblers, plain, pressed and cut.
three and six doz.
IS Do. pint and half pint pocket TASKS. y
3o5 Rcams Plain and Ruled Cap Paper.
$50 Do. Plain and s Ruled Letter do.
60 Gross fine Bonnet Boards,
lOcu heamS wrapping paper, assofteu SIZES.
so Doz. blk Ink, pint, 2 pint s other bottles.
20 Kegs Summer News Ink-Prir ting paper.
40 Boxes superior Poland Starch.
500 pieces wall paper and borders to suit
new and handsome patterns.
am confident that now have the most
desirable stock ever brought to this market.
and can assure Merchants, that they can save
money by making their purchases cut of it.,
and at the same time get goods that will COM
mand ready sale. The price Of every article
will be made very low to good six months dea-
lers, and the goods warranted to give entire sa
tisfaction. All orders will be promptly and
faithfully attended to.
81 LLOYD LOGAN.
Winchester. March 6. lS45-3t
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my virtue Of decree entered in the coun'
he court of Shenandoah, at December
curt. 1843. in the case Of Levi Claypo'e'
r against Richard CARVER, shall pro
ICED. m he IGN dny of Aprii nert, before the
door Of The court house in Woodstock. TO sen
the LAND in the bill and proceedings men.
toned. at public sale. on a credit 2 o. SIX SIX
month,-the purchaser giving bond and good
security for the purchase money. susn M n.
tsrest win be sold as George Teats and VIE
corveved % the defendant, Richard carver
=; NH he land or which John shcetz died se'zcti'
wing on the head waters Of Stony Crees'ao.
Inning the lands Of Adam Barb, john basey
and others. -,
March 30, 1884 So"'n'''''os''
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Young Ladies' Boarding School.
Angerona Seminary.


T7HIS School, located in the vicinity Of
n Winchester, and devoted % tie iastiuc-
ton Of Young Ladies in The higher branches
of education. designed more particularly as s.
boarding School. was resumed, under
the care of the subscriber on tlle second
Monday in September last. TIE general ar
engagements of the school are the same IS
when formerly under the care Of the under,
signed, and embraces . thorough course OF
instruction in all the branches OF t0si 81, elias
steal and ornamental ednc,toh
TnnMs. per session of S and bali months,
payable one half in advance,
For junior pupils. including board, wash,
ing and tuition. 500
For senior pupils, including do. IS
{. :. Languages inclu@ed 90
French Sc Drawing & Painting SIC I.iano SIC
Circulars, giving ;u'' particulars. f4Fa shed
on application 70 the undersigned, either per
sonally or by letter.
l.. EiCiiELBERGt.R. {
October 81. 1544--5mlPdl
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NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EzEH

WI ILL be opened in day or two, at the
w store of the subscriber in Woodstock.
a fine assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, suitable for ladies' and gentlemen's
wear; such as French Bombazne, merino,
alpacas. silks, cal,cos of the newest STYLE.
sha"ls, handkerchief, &c &C., cloths Of va
rots kinds, Blue blue black, brown. pilot, ca
Diet, &c. &c. cashmere of various shades and
colofs, ves'ings Of various descriptions, fine
assortment Of hats Russia, bearer, &c. very
cheap-a fine assortment Of domestic cot,ons,
cotton yarn Of all Nos good assortment O
Hardwnre-a.so, queensware, drugs paints,
dyest,iffs, &c &c:,---all of which has been SEA
'ec'ed with great care, and will ,e sold low.
All he asks is call from the public, and they
can see for themselves. Feeling thankful
FOR past favors. he will endeavor TO meri, q
continuance of the same
Produce taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN c. KERN.
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AS IfSIIAIA

TkyHE subscriber offers for sale godd AS
Queensware. Shoes. Boots. an excellent selec
ton Of Books Medicines. Paints, ntes,ufss
and Patent medicines Of every kind Esuch as
Jayne's. Hance's, Seq Confectionery. Tobac-
co. Segars. Stone AID Potters' ware Glass Of
all s'zes-Fresl Garden Seeds just received
and many articles Too tedious to mention
Call Yer what you want, and any article called
for. if net OH hand, can Be purchased by one
OF my family in BALTIMORE now. and sent on in
few days. will sell every article as low as
It can be had elsewhere. Produce taken in
exchange for goods Reasonable credit wifi
be given, and cash thank fully received.
JOHN 6. sCHMfFT
February -.
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25 Cents Reward.

HID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living on
AoStonv Creek, on the 18th inst. ian indea
ted apprentice boy to the farming business,
named Joseph Horner Said apprentice will
be nineteen years Of age in August next-a-
bout six feet higi,-well bult-Iight hair
had OH blue jeans suit of clothes, other par.
ticulars are deemed unnecessary. The abo,e
reward will be given for his delivery to me.
DANIEL WEBB,
March 90, 1856. pl.
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FHSHE subscriber has on hard, nearly fin
4 ished, large Six Horse Broad Tired
Wagon. Three Horse do. New Carrsall,
finished Completely; / or Of tie Strickler
Wheat Fans, all Of which viii lie sold lott for
cash OF on time to good responsible persons, OF
exchanged for produce. Fer further particulars
call on the subscriber at his store in Woodstock.
where he has large stock of Goods CT all
kinds. new styles, selected with great care in
the Northern Markets, all Of which will be
sold low fer cash or on time TO punctual Gus
toners, or exchanged for produce. -.., s.-
Holm C. KERN
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JUST RECEIVED
AT HEAD QUARTERS

Lot Mourning Prints
do Fancy do
do Bleach'd sluslips
do do Drillings
do Blk & Fig. Alpacss
l do Cashmere de Cosse
Apron Cheeks, Bed Ticking
Red X White F!annels, Coi'd Cambncs
Brown Hollands, Pruss;an shawis
Cotton and Flag li'k'f. Silk Bandana do
B'k g Cord Gmps Nankecn
Worst. Bindings 4,4-4.7 s, Brown Aiuslins
Candle wick BPk White " atl,lings SC.
Which, in addition 70 cur present stock
composesa general assortment Of Goods all q
which will be sold at the lowest p,ices fol
Cash, or 10 pnnctual customers, at the usua
credit. Give me call.
REUBEN WALTON
Head Quarters Jan g l345.
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QroooPa.r., @jtcaacn,.,.

FSHE fourth annual session of this institu-
4 ton will commence on the third Monday
in November, 1914. The year will be divided
into four quarters Of twelve weeks each
Scholars may enter the school at any period
in the term, and will be charged from such
time for at least one quarter. But no deduc-
tcn will be made after enterance for absence
Tor that quarter. except in case of sickness.
EXPENSES OF TUITION.
For Orhcgraphy, Reading Writing, Arithme
tic and History, ST.
For English Grammar, Geography with
the use of Glohes and the projection Of
Mars. Natural Philosophy. &C. 1e
Fer Mensura ion. Trgonumetry. Algebra,
The theory and practice of Surveying,
Astronomy. &c. &c
These expenses are fer the vear.1
This school is furnished with good MAPS.
splendid 81 Res. excellent mathematical instrn-
mems. a blackboard, philosophical apparatus,
&e.---Eoarding in geniee! families in tie
neighbcrhood convenient to the school, can he
had On very reasonable terms
JOHN c. EWING. pa1scipAL.
lit. jackson. Shenandoah CO. Va2
November 1874. Stf
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Died,

At his residence in this county, on
the 9th inst, of typhus fever, Mr..
Joseph Hickman, in the 44th year OF
his age.
In Harrisonburg, on the 18th INST,
.Marv, wife of w. s. Ward, Editor OF
the Harrisonburg Republican, aged ~
vears--leaving two. children, one aged
two wears, the other ten days.
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IS o o Ds.

At very reduced Prices, fer Cash.
They intend selling goods for cash. and wi,
endeavor 10 maze it worthy the attention Of
all who wish to purchase goods for cash, tc
give them call-assuring all who will dc So.
that everything vii! be done TO render salts.
faction. and hope by strict attention to bus
ness, to merit share of public custom. "a
JAS. A. FETZER.
JACOB DINGES.
January %. 1s45
N. B. Country produce taken in exchansc
for goods al the market nrice.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-20
Married,

On the 18th inst, by Rev. S. Zch-
ring, III. Joseph M. allen, to Mss
Mary Cathagine, daughter of Edward
Walton, ESQ.,, all of this county.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-03-20
Look out for the Bullgine!!

LIST received at Head Quarters, 500 lbs.
:. = Cotton Yarn, Falmouth Factcry-6 pieces
oasnnett and Fancy Tweed Cassimeres, Val
ley factory-all Of which will be sold at We
~ small advance, for cash, or to punctuai
customers. Cali in.
r. WALTON
Head Quarters. March Is. 1845. i