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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-20

THE MADNESS OF MusERIsM.-Tke terrible mania,
which has produced much misery and death, is still
raging in parts of this state in the revolt
ing shape. We recently published brief account of
its foul work in Orringon, and learn from an
other part of the state that in shape, its infa-
tuating influence is raging.
In the town of Atkinson, Piscataquis county, the
receivers " (as they style themseves) of the Miller
facilities have discovered theory, which is, that
the day of grace has passed. and that we are all row
in eternity and that the " awful horrors Of gem
eral judgment to be manifested to all eyes.
Some of them take special pains to humble themselves
and for this purpose, wash and kiss each others feet
creep upon the floor, &c. In some instances, their
conduct is revolving In the extreme Take this case
which recently occurred A Pious, virtuous woman
Felt it her duty, she stated, to appear before the
assembly she was addressing, entirely naked. This
supposed duty she at discharged by oosenng her
cloak and shawl, the only garments she had on and
letting them drop the floor! The receivers Of The
doctrine increasing (Me) Argus.
Two Mierte preachers in Maine, by the name of
Start and Mansfield, were recently brought before a
Justice Of the Peace in that State on charge setting
forth that they ders and vagabonds going about
from place to place begging and pretending to super
natural knowledge.
The evidence against them developed the most dis
gushing practices their part and they senten-
ced to ten days confinement in the House of Correc-
ton; from which decision however, they appealed to
the District Court One of the witnesses sworc that
they had mesmerized his daughter, who Afterwards left
her fathers house with them. Another testified That
one of the Elders had said it rereded him that
Christ would come on the 10th of the seventh, If the
chronomeier ras right; and, upon the Justices en-
quirng whether the witness did not mean chronology,
Oh, yes he replied, it the chronology.
One Marshal Cousins deposed that Start had called
him (the witness) an ungody wretch, aud told him
that he was going to hell, and wanted others to GO.
Start insisted upon it that the ministers Of all other
churches than those of Millerites were the :" Hen
hawks of He'll" &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-20

signal marine trumpet has been introduced into
England, which, by the action of compressed air,
gives forth sounds which can be distinctly heard for
Six miles. II is called TELErnoNE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-20

NERnHiRL.

In New Palestine, Ia, on Saturday, March 18th,
1915, by the Rev. John S. Donold son, GUsTAvUs II.
Voss, Esq. of Ohio, to Miss SARAH Ann Evans, Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-20
CANDIDATES.

SrwTLEy L. BATES is candidate fOr Assessor, in he
Co poration &C Iudiauap,lE. S5-u
81JAMEs C. JORDAN is a candidate fes Ci0k Of tia
Common CoHHcii Of Indianapolis S6-.1
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-20

In lS4l the number Of Buttons manufactured per I
day was 1000 gross; the number of Pens manufac-
tured per day 100 gross.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-20

BUrToNs-The Haydens, two brothers, commenced
the business of making buttons, by hand daydens-
Vile, near Northampton, Mass, employing only two
or three hands besides themselves. After few years
they enlarged their establishment, and their business
10 bavo Droceedad and sod folTost-S.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-20

Gov. DoRR, it is said, is ct present so feeble in
health to be unable perform any labor in the pfi
sln workshop.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-03-20

In 1883 they added the business OF manufacturing
Steel Pens to that of making Buttons, and their ope
-..;o,- moro followS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFVIRGINIA
IInliSE DE DEL EGA.rES
SATURDAY.. Dec. 2S,lSI4.

SATURDAY. Dec. 2S.lSi4
ao STEAMER (Mr HAYS, in IN,
Char, laid before tho House com
nunlcatiun from the Governor, enclos.
In8 The proceedings of The Railroad
convention held at CIarksburg on The
4lh and 9Th days of October last, pray
ing that permission may be granted
ne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany To construct their road throunh
mo Northwestern section Of the State
l." some POINT on the Ohio river: 70
winch The Governor uniles his recon-
menda,ion.
On motion Of Mr. Jackson, the com
municatlon was laid on the table and
ordered 10 be printed.
The SPEAKER also submitted com.
munlcailon from the "a Auli or, Trans
mining a statement of appropriations,
loans, DC 10 the james River and Kan
awha Company, nude in compliance
WIN resolution of the House on the
I'm instant, which. on motion of Mr.
LANiER, was laid on the table AID or
dercd 10 DO prioIed.
he Speaker also laid before the
House communication from The Ses
c e'a'y OF TIC Commonwealth, ansmi,.
'ng statement Of the aggregate vote
given for President aud Vice Presiden,
OF The United States in each Of thr
counties and corporations Of the Cam
lnonwcalth at the elections of 1910
1874 made in compliance with a resol
ulIon 81 the House; which comm ,nicn
ZION, on motion Of Mr.. Stephenson.
was lad upon the table and ordered 10
be printed,
The Speaker further submi,,od n
communication from the Governor. en-.
c osing o.s'alemeni showing the cond,.
ton OF the Bank Of tho Valley in V,r.
gina on the % instant, which. ON m,
ton Of Mr.. Flood, was laid on the t,blo
and ordered to be printed.
Inc following engrossed bills were
read third time and passed:
ball appropriudng ta,rho Towns
lure rond. IN Bath aud Al.opbaoy.
sun OF money ralscd BY lottery or i'm
proving the Cow aslurc river;
bill authorizing forty lrom lhe
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

lands Of William Jones, in the counN
vi Brooke. across the phio-and
\ biiLre'casing the Smilhiaid. Char
lestown and ilarper's Ferry rnrnpike
Company irourihe obi "a ION 10 keep
IN repair that part OF ,huir road Iyms
within the Iown OF Cnprlcs,own.
PETITIONS.
Petitions we're presented and REFER
cd &c appropriAlc committees:
By Mr Stephenson. OF citizens or thc
county of Tyler, pray ing that the right
of way mag be granted to the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road ihrongh tho State.
by Mr. Edgngton, of ciuzcn. of the
Town of West Liberty, anj its vicinity
IN the county o. Ohio, demonstrating
against grautin. the prayer of the said
8ilumore ond Onio Hall Road Com
lpany--by Mr. Wade, ii similar petition
Ut citizens OF the county OF MonCngalia
Mr. Sturm, oil clli2ens OF Randolph
Tor the establishment OF Separate
e cc,ion al the house of John ). Harris
IN said cOuniy--bv Mr. ro;eler, Of cit
izens Of the county Of Campbell, Tor n
change in the time OF hD'dipg the Cir,
Gait Superior Court Of Law ana Chm
cory OF SAID county, from the li,h OF
May ana October, tn the eighth days q
the same months by Mr. Wa le, of Hen
ry NJ .dera, and John l. Cooper, asking
10 be released from tho payment Of Ger.
tain damages assessed against them fol
failing TO pay certain sums into The
! Treasury.
Mr. White moved TO take up the bill
''amrnding the charter of the Rap
pahanok co npany.' -
On this motion, Il ramhIiEg aud "a
thor conversational debate sprung up.
which took wide Ia,ilude.a ir which
Nessrs. Lanicr. Stephenson, Docdson.
Stro,hr. 8rodus Of Culpcp,r, White,
Cowon aud Kane. took part.
Upon the question "shali the bill be
bill he taken uPF the was SO 10 90 =
no. n Quorum
Mr. Wilcher. remarking that there
was no business 10 10, and express inr
the nope that the House would be more
'uil Monday, moved that the House al
Journ, which prevailed
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03
rwENTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
WAs''lSGToS. Dec 30. 1874.


Bot Hide business done in tie Senate I'm,
morning. "
Mr.. Toppa. 81 Ohio presented memorial f,,o
volunteer company ia Ohio. asking n fet,unnc,,.
Ton Tor services 10 lie Government AT The R,vc,
R4isln.
Mr. Thppan also presented fnemproI from,
Philadelphia demonstrating agninst rlc anneS,,io,,
"l Texas. Which was referred 10 tue Colnmiltee an,
Foreign Relations.
MI Buchannh presented memorial from Woy 10
County. Pennsy !vania. asking Tor on nmeudmeo, -,
iie NaiOfnlizniiun L1ws--auoiher hai They may
fernnin a. hey are--n thrfJ that tho T. nh Of IL
~ may r"na'n nidIsIufbed for ihfeo ur four wear.
as an experiment.
memorial was presented asking G. n, e.s 4,
MAKE pf'''.i"n Tor the union Of Lake Superior
vii Lake Huron.
mcDHi1l was presented askiay Cungres. ST, T.,
amend The Consultation that nie ciiileos nr any
Siae shall MOI tee prohibited lom interfering ,,,I
The sInve property Of anoihcr Tho motion 10 re-
roi'e IliIs peiiiinn Was laid on the table.
DEATH on MIR FULTON.
without inrhor business Mr. S.viefof Adpn
a"' rose mi annoInced tho dead, Of h.. t,ie ,ol.
igue Gov. FuliOn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

cha racter Of the times. whom he repre-.
scented as II person who wished TO play
'ihc rogue. In. had only Son so en,ugh 20
play The fool. Where exclaimed Shcr.
idan in cdalinualion. ..where Shall we
Ind q more foolish knave, GA n more
knavl'e fool than This ~ Here! here -
was Instantly beloved from the accus-
iomcd bench Tho wlcked W., bowed
thanked The gNriemaa Tor mis- ready
repy ithc question:" and SAT- down IL
nnd convulsinns of lau ,sater from ail uut
their unGnr,unale subject.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

WINNING a Loss. "A dandy sfrrted
~ "'e'h' Solhew here east. and chal
,o"Eou any man 10 drop money" with
c rI1, nc company seemed at first a.
''",d' out at last an p'd Yankee fafner
i t,"u eou'age enough J o accept tho chal.
.Las.4 ~ NC loi'owIoa iefms:--that each
shpu'd drop piece Of money nj n limo
aGd tho ono whose LINK bod ON Gbe
Longest, should take tho wholc and ,ra,',
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

PENNSl lVANl\-We regre, TO
see the following inlinaiion, in tho
PrnnSy lvan,an nr Saturday, that thu
present favorable conditi III OF tho rrea.
sury O! tina, Stale has been brought a.
bout by forced means" for the purpose
.oi enabling false show 10 be mado
1t seems 10 be pretty generally con-
ccdcd shat The SIX months interest on
Tho State peb', falling due on tho lst of
February. can be paid, but ii is thought
not To b. So clear that it can b. paid "A
gam IN August, and regularly Ihareuf-
Ter. 1T Is though, by many that forced
means have been used To obtain and re :
tam funds necessary To meet tho Feb.
ruhry interest, which would leave the
treasury not only exhausted, but with
postponed demands To be provided for
out OF the neon g ofthe nextsix months
l hts cannot be fully known until me
Legislature meets and the facts arc
otilcIally uscertuinad. We have no
doubt that 10 soma extent DEBTS which
ought Ia have been paid have been post
"cd-but 10 what amount we havo
no mems q! Knowing.
The iIdrrisburgh Argus, Governor
Porter IS otgnn says that The nteres,
on the deb; of PcnnSy lvania, vast as IL j..
wall bo paid III Fcbiuary aud has ev-
cry reason to brIcv, that such viii b.,
the case punctually hereafter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

tho company. HAS were held, The dan
dy Dir 'pprd shilling; Che Earmar then
drop ed IN an old iashioucdf cope far
thing. The dandy dropped an ,hcr
sh'iiing; he facmrr r,rna gcd aud torn :
81 hs pockets in vain. aud at last ex
CLAIMED. "N"rn II. | give up--tako all
nnd trcnt The comnnny.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

Tue case Of the Rev Charles \ Turrey, recently
convicted al Baltimore Of abdscIng ,nvcs. was
disposed Of by B,lim re Guy Conu on saturday.
when The mCiion which hal been evieusly sub
miIIed for a new Trial, and in arrest Of judgment.
,vns oserruled. and the prisoner WAS sentenced on
ahree different indictments sis years and ihreo
mOnihs inprisnnmt nj IN iLc nen,icnIiarv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

An Arr Rely Sheridan once suc-
ccoded admirably 10 enlropping noisy
member, who was ln he habit Of in,c,.
ruPiing every speaker with cries az
81 lear, hear" Btnsfoy took .0pporo
niiy 70 aliudo to well known p6lnie-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

eN~ Coz Benz Rush Moigomery. of Hamilton
County. rs announced as candidate for Gvyern"r
of Tennessee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03
DAILY TIMES.
FRIDAY. JAN. 4. 1874.

= ME-. w JsMrs Is our Accn Ter the Western
S'a'cr, Iowa ami Wisconsin. assisted iy Nose.
Aieckrr. James x Smith. = Dent. 6 ~ cumstocL
T. yJens inr,. and Il Gnrlncr smith
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

VO'r engagements inr Few day. past. in
moving have prevented our paying mo. attention
!" ediiins e"r paper than was absolutely necessary
'"s',e SUMMARY 81 The news The same cause
viii also "irsale 10 prevent Us dOiug 50 lor a few
days longer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03


FARTHER AND INTERESTING FROM llup-
SON an express came up Yesterday
with an application from the Sheriff OF
Columbl. county, and tho May or and Re.
corder OF the City OF Hudson iu the Go.
vernon FOR an additional military force.
for the defence Of The CITY, and TO aid
the Sheriff ia his attempts TO arrest The
person lmplicale in the murder OF Rim
heaburgh lie brought intelligence thai
ihe Sheriff had been resisted n his eff
lOrts To arrest the persons charged with
the murder, by a formidable assen,blape
OF INDIANS" and that tho authorities at
hudson had reliable Information that a
iofclOie rescue OF the prisoners now in
custody would be attempted.
Gov. Bouck held Cabinet consul,a
ton, and Ior,hwith directed the adintant
General To make Il requisiiion for two
companies IN this city, and company
LOT Cavalry in the city Of Ne8 York =
no BuigeSscS Corps and the Emmett,
Guards IL hne corps of this city, were
pat under orders. The Buraesses are
already on 10 ground as volunteers
he Guards take the o'clock train to-
day for Hudson. They will numbor
from 3O to 90 mu;kets. The order for
cavalry was made upon company at
lached TO Gen. orms' brigade. and they
may be expected at Hudson as soon AS
the order can be Obcyed.
We learn that one OF tho results of
me examination It Hudson was thai
bonghion chg Thunder'') was rully
vomWited Tor The murder of Ripien-
burg.
Ip OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arrests were
made On fhurs9ay, by the Sheriff. win,
ou' u'IhcuIty' on sospicion Of being con.
cer"'d IN The murder Of smith. The
persons are VIM Parks and Charles
o"'lth' who are now in custody at Troy.
'nd were under examination. yesterday.
-Aibany Argus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

JUVENILE LUcIDi-Y little boy wa
sent To inquire AFTER the health uf .
neighbor. who had b4en extrt mAlv
On his return. hts mother usl;,9 nun
now Tho gentleman WAS. Tb' 90 an
swvreJ. Very ia" %
"Who told You SOP n.f
1.-The ,rpnilrr,oo's S,cr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03
From The Cn,ii- S,nu,larl

OBI rUARY -DErANrED this lie
ON Sabbath morning last MIR Jonn
Harper, printer son of Samuel. aud
Sarah Harper, of Wheeling Virginia,
ia the l9lh. year Of his aye.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

PEA PATCH ISLAND.-Anorher effort is nm
ing TO settle the long existing controversy between
The United Suites and The legal rcprcsorintfve of
henry Gale. about The title 10 This IsInpd in tho
river Delaware. The proposition now is To settle
we dispute by arbitration; and for Ibis pmrpnse
Dill Is before The Judiear, Committee Of the Seniie
providing Iha' The claim of encb party sh,ll he
submitted to Roger fancy, Esq. Of the city Of
b''''mofc' who shall hear Witnesses aud report
decision Thin six months
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03
OBITUARY.


hI|iAkD WAUGH, offer n lingering illness ri
several years died ~ his residence on Buffalo creek
bro''Ac county Va IN Tie 4sh year Of his age. on
MED.-(of nrysipilas) in Ibis city on The 81, nil
~ Tie 6oIh jcnr Of hc' aec. Mrs Ann Prnit wife ot
mr. hrhard Prai Mrs Pmn was a native Of En-
g''"' ""' Tor me lest sixteen yaar, resident Of
THIS city. She had long b,en an intolI,,cr, .,,,,
consistent disciple of The saviour of sinners mi
wh'e her nmnhc and Christian charncicr claimed
HE esteem and affection oflhose who knew no, =,
me- they Offered more lhan tho consolation n n
denih'hedSrcpenrnncc TO her friends aud bereaveI
family in her removal.
'bieSsed nre The dead that die in the Lord
'osSy,rss-u-zzssuz'S@zs
feet wafer IN The Channel F.lli,,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03
issIss Vice LING

HhN BUAT KEGISTER,
mr. rats and Deparhres Of Boois Tor The Lrst "a
h'"T'' ending yesterday at o'.L.ek; r ~
ARRIVALS.
Swiftsure No 3. 81 Louis
Gutter Pnishurgh
Messenger do
Mail. CINCINNATI
oEPAR'UREs
Swii'sufe No g. Piusbufgh
MAIL d,
Gutter. CincnnaH
MESSENGER New Orleans lfn
North Queen. 81 Lonis ~
Revenue, Plisbofgh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03
COED WATCNI

uST Received by tho snhscribdr. m s.sm
~ OF fine 6ilI Jrwellcd Jnhr-rnf anti .s,;
lever watches Which will be ,o!d, at a sinai
ynnre on ru,t. ~
Anyrcrsnn wishing In purchase n first rite =
"ne "f the rery ba. will please Gull ami
ny assortment: Sa.
Also, common Gri lever wale.-
.unris, fob and vest chnins; Ladies Gnrro;
'''d oiher s"no PM; diamond. ruby enc
u'is'. garnet. iopas pearl. je, add o, cry y
sci and plain. Riggs Gold pencil-, enr-rS
in' les, silver spoons. SILVER arrows Er the b,
md jcl hair pms. je, necklaces, s,liv lsEis'rs.
k"ive. &c &c. All fSs'ved .,hi. dqy Ig,v
jan 8 ~ > JOHN Bfstsor.g
S,gpdi The Big Wk,ch, No 1872 -"
N B-sWn'chss AID Jcaslry repaired il ,bs
'pP",v"d manner ard al prices as low .as 80, 3
'''her establishment in The st.Ar. ~ -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

The wire suspension aqucduci over The Allcebn-
ny river nj Pushnrei' is rapidly progressing. The
piers arc nearly completed. and the workmen have
commenced The construction Of The wire cables.
Fleetwood work is also goi"g on fsely There is
sand no lille doub of the com eIion of tho ork
10y the first Of Anril.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

Peter Hitchcock. Esq. has been elected Jodge &,
The supreme Court Of Ohio. by the Legislature vi
that STATE. IL pl-ce of Judge Lane, resigned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03


ROWDYISM --Dutius tie tscrtn e,ec,,,, coo,.
- On there wa. deep aud wide spread ox,i,sm.-,
vi The public nain, TIA, pervadeL all classes. age.
ana sexes In sonc aud boys II ofen show ed
S'seii IN noise. singing. &c. There was, however.
nothing vicious or js.raceful in it. whe, IN, o
iec''on mas over !, was not In be expected ilai the
""'sc won'd cease II, once. No. the songs were in
The bays. mad they mast come ou,-- the uncs wen,
tni''ed ond The shout must he shouted. Before
these were all done up, The hrllpfays came on.
""eh an excitement more deep. IL less pairioiic i
generally fell. and il really seems to have extended
over All unusual number this season md To have
caused them 10 commit sumo very serio,,, i,,i;se,,
irons On New Years eve aud morning The elIec,
seems to have been very serious upon s,mc excited
partitions OF orr population and It showed itself
'icn'urly destructive. Dmr steps ador, dry goa.Is'
boxes, signs. lamps. aud almost every movable. ia
s"y n"ihing uf wir~ows suffered eslre,nely All
me Steps an llamadcn stree, were thrown down.
mud ms The next m'rning was market mnrn,nr When
most pcrsnns leave hume before il is furry liyhr
"nh ms Tie distance from The yard 1, the street is
ir"m ihrre Ia four ieci, tho PASSAGE ot was rcnd
cred very dams cruns ard we uro surlrisc, thai
s'm" prts"ns were mt dangerously hurt Ivy tho
folly We trust Tint we have ~ WIS e cause To at
1r'hn'e such arts To Than drunken frolic--and
that IL bad cn"srh-'nn Il there was nsy person
engaged m ii,'se ncl, ll,i know win, he was about
"hcn he dIl 81 lac dcscrvc. berth IN the peuen.
d'ory So nlsn de- They who throw dry goods bose :
IN the streets where onruaecs pass II is shameful
That such things should ever I've dome and ms tho
holidays are nnw over. we hope 10 see qnici and
order restored ia our usually peaceful ciij.
FLOOD IN THE CONNECrCUr.--'rhe Hart
ford Tunes Of Friday The mild weather
and rain pf Momsl RISE The river 80 that the ice
started or Tuc-,lny; bat il som blocked up near
Gls,,npt,ny, and Then came most sudden rise of
,.Ior iInnda'mg all nf the wlarvcs as we'll MS the
s'uro houses aud residences uu The hanks of The
river, aud nonding Commerce street in several pla.
ccs. The ice ngnn brrke away Yesterday at nnnr.
~ which, time the RIVER was nirnul twenty feet a.
hove how water mark The ice appears In havc
come from long distance up the river. We have
heard Of no serious damage resulting from The 9pod
yet S,me the roads cast Of the rlver arc much
Hooded. aud rendered neatly impasSaIIe."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-03

fccI water 10 The Channel. rnlljor'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-03
Valuable Land For Sale.

IN obedience to decree of the Circuit Supe-
Iior Court of Law and Chancefy for Nelson
County, pronounced on the end day of May l815
In suit between Iverson l.. Twyman and Ben
jamin r. Rodes, ex'ors. of William Henry Rodes,
decd. plaintiffs, and James II. Rodes, and others
defendants, j, the Undersigned, as commissioner
appointed by said decree, will on Friday the first
day OF August next, proceed to sell on the pre-
misses, to the highest bidder, the tract of land
therein mentioned, as belonging to the estate of
said William Fl. Rodcs, decd lying in the said
county of Nelson, in the neighborhood Of Green
field, and containing by estimation about 100 A.
ores. of excellent quality large portion of
which is cleared, and in good order for farmno,
being mostly prime low grounds. Said land is
well timbered and well watered, and situated in
healthy neigbGorhood, with the advantage of a
good mountain range which, with It's other ad-
vantages, render it desirable residence for
small family.
The terms Of sale will be credit of one, two,
and three years, leach payment to be one-ihird
Of the purchase money! for which the purchaser
will be required to execute bonds with good and
sufficient security; and the title of the land will
be retained (untl the same shall have been paid
as Ultimate security.
JOHN B. SPIECE, Comm.
JOY 8, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-07-03
18th OF JULY.

'JNHE 18th Of July will be celebrated by the
- Cadets OF the Academy, and the Stanton
Light Infantry.
The Parade will commence at 8 O'Clock A. M.
At o'clock Silver Medal will be awarded
upon examination to the bes, drilled soldier in
the Infantry,
At 10 o'clock the Declaration of Independence
will be read ny one Of the Cadets, and an Al
dress delivered in the Presbyterian Church by
Professor JOHN l.. CAMPBELL, who has accepted
the invitation OF the Light Infantry.
After the address the parade will be dismissed
until o'clock, TO allow the Sons of Temperance
an opportunity of having their celebration.
At ( o'clock the companies will again parade
and march to the Grove, where "pic-nic" will
be prepared.
The day to conclude with an evening parade
and salutes in honor OF the day.
BY THE COMMITTEE