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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
HAMPSHIRE.

Tpo Democrats Elected Tfiumphantly.
The resultin this county has altoge:h-
er disappointed our friends. No one
anticipated the election of the Republi-
can candidates, after the manufacture
of so many whig voters in Hardy to
control the election there. Whatever
may be said Of the legal right Of the
voters made by Mr.. Mcdonald, the re-
suit certainly shows that the wings of
Hampshire do not consider it morally
right to control elections by such
means.
The Romney Gazette gives returns
ftcm allbut two precincts inthe county,
and thinks that the Democratic candi-
dates have been elected by majority OF
about $50 votes. For the Sen. Sloan,
ID. { runs ahead of Orrick, (W.) near
I200votes. Lucas majority over Bed
niger Is about $50. 5t..
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01

Pa,chatcn.-Botts' majority reported
at 17-C. Cooke WI elected to the
Legislature.
From the Norfolk Beacon, April Is.
City Of Noyto!k.-At the close Of
the Polls the vote stood
For Congress-R. H. Whitfield,
Wing, 353; A. Atkinson, DEM, 274.
Whiiheld's majority 80.
For House Of Delegates-C. w.
Newton, W., 1862; N Cleary, W., 1917
Newton's majority 255.
Elisabeth City.--For Congress-
Bayly $40, Southa!l LOG.
For House of Delegates.-Chees-
man [D.] 143, Brown w. 100.
Waraoick County.-Southall's ma
jority So, Browns majority 40.
Half Way House Southall's ma
jcrity 10.
/ Seldom is far ahead of Bolts in
Louisa. Gordon D. is elected over
Melton.
King & Queen has given Hunter Ga
maj. Gaines D. detected over Roy wv
BY % maj.
Essex is reported to have elected a
Democrat. The Enquirer says that
Atkinson is reelected to Congress
from the 1st District, and that Bayly's
prospects are good. e
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01

The small vote given to o pr worthy
and most excellent representative in
Congress, the Hon. VIM. Taylor, is
attributable to The want of opposition;
many of his warmest friends thinking
it unnecessary to vote at all. Reg.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
SECOND ARRIVAL.

Nosc Is the Time to Spend your Cash!
JACOB DINGEs has just received lot
- of jacquard and satin stripe lace lawns.
new style and very rich; lace, artificial fow-
ers, hosiery. super vestings, brown and
bleach d drillngs.
VIRGINIA oSNABUR0S. e.
have lot Of Virginia Osnahurgs. which
I viii sell very cheap, together with fresh
supply and general assortment of other goodA
Nav l, 1845.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
NOTICE.

Rev. JNo. N. ScHMucKER Will hold
asacramental meeting in the lutheran
Church in Woodstock, on Witt. Sun
day, the 1lth inst. A preparatory
meeting will take place on he Satp--
day previous, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01

J8Onnets, Hats, Boots, &c.
TUST RECEIVED from Philadelphia, at
- Headquarters very handsome and fash
ionable lot Of latlies' braid and gymp bsn-
nets, raisses' gymp do. gentlemen superior,
fashionable goat boats. warranted OF best
quality and city made. Gentlemens' goat
slippers, very pleasant for summer, elsns 6
black leather trunks.-an Of which will be
sold ON the mott accommodating terms. only
ak our fair acqlaintances to giye me CALI
as feel certain can please,
Nay !. 1855. II WALTON
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
THE MEXICAN NEWS.

Well, the Mexicans have received
the news of the passage of Annexation
| just as we never doubted that they
would. With better sense than is ex.
hibited by those American presses which
have been doing their best to egg them
on to adeclaration of war, they evident
ly have no idea of any such absardi-
lty. They buster little, and may
buster more, by way of holding out
for a better price in the way of hush
money from US; but the rejecting portion
of the Mexicans themselves must real
Ily know and feel the shallowness of
their pretentions OF Texas, however the
characteristic vanity and bombastic In
solent of the national character may
prompt to assert them with great
Sound and fury, signifying nothing.
All that is proposed, even in the first
excitement ofthe announcement Of the
news, is commercial nonintercourss,
and cessation of all diplomatic inter-
course, so long as annexation is
main tanned. War is not attempted,
nor letters of marque mentioned AS
for the tardy concession to Texas, OF
the offer to recognize her Independence
on condition ofber rejecting the propo-
sed annexation, this will probably only
add another shade to the con'empt with
which Mexico is regarded BY the PEG.
ole of Texas. Extortedienly when it
cannot be helped, the favor itself will
be felt to be as little worthy of consid-
Grafton, as the motivesfrom which it
proceeds are worthy ofgratitude. We
have no fear that any Influence of either
British or French legation in Texas
capsucceed in sinking the enthusiasts
DIFFERENTIATION ii the people of that
csdntry for the completion ofthis great
aeasure of national nion.-New York
News.
There is prospect for fine crop
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
MASONIC

boring Lodges, and transient brethren in good
standing, are cordially invited to be present on
tie occasion, and participate in the ceremonies
If the day. By order of the Lodge.
ISAAC TROUT, Secretary.
Nav I, lS45.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
JEFFERSON.

We are indebtedto slip from the
Office of the Charlestown Free Press
fort following returns from this coun
ty. 1t will be seen that VIM. i. Tur-
ner and BENZ. T. Towner, wings, have
been reelected. John F. Smith run
as an independent candidate.
For w. F. Turner, 756
Benz. 7. Towner, 6el b.
+" John f. Smith 271
The vote for congressman is
For William Lncas, 473
8" Henry Bedinger, 426.
Majority for Lucas, A.
Beninger's maj. in Frederick, 80
4<' 43
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01

The contest between these two gen.
men, in the district, will no doubt be
close.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
l am, with great respect,
8 Your friend and fellow citizen,
ANDREW JACKSON.
To Cow. J. D. ELLIOTT, U. S. Navy.

Mineral Wealth. Upwards of forty
new lead mines have been opened in
the mining regions upon the Upper
Mississippi during the last winter
The mineral lands Of Iowa and Wis
consin are supposed to be more pro-
ductiye of this metal than the whole OF
Europe, with the exception Of Great
Bntaiu..-BaH. Rep.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
IMPORTANT FROM WAsHINcToa.-.

IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON
A correspondent of the New York
Eve. Post says.
1T seems by number of concurrent
accounts, that our federal metropolis
is to become the theatre of series Of
regular, old fashioned European diplo-
matte intrigues, for the purpose of pre-
venting or postporing the consumma-
ton of the Texas annexation measure,
passed by our congress last winter.
A sort of Congress of the representa-
tives of European sovereigns is about
to assemble here for The purpose of ar
ranging for us this matter Of domes-
tic. policy. The French Charge
to Texas, l understood, arrived in town
yesterday; and II is said he is to be fol-
lowed by Capt. Elliott, the English
Charge, and by Mr.. Ashbel Smith, the
Texan Secretary of State.
When the royal representatives ar
rive, understand, the august council
will consist of Mons. Rageot, the Ere, IN
minister to the United States; Z Ar
Packenham the English minister, seaz
Frence charge to Texas, the Engl
charge to the same republic, and prop
ably by such other foreign ministers as
they can induce to join in the crusade.
Rumor has no. yet Incorporated Mr.
Smith in the royal conclave.'
Il correspondent of the New York
Sun, also writes as follows:
| considerable activity is observable
here in diplomatic circles. England
and France are driving the annexation
question to crisis, for which our gov
eminent is fully prepared. The con-
centration of a strong naval force in the
Gulf, and an efficient army on the Tex
ian frontiers, ready for prompt action,
prepare US for any eventual may trans
pire. Expresses have been forwarded
over land to the Pacific, ia onr forces
in that quarter. The Cabinet are turn
ing their attention to steam pack
lines, on the plan advocated in yf
columns. Overtures for The buildingot
thirteen large steamers have alrey
been received, and am glad Jay
that this great national measure ION
the eye of being adopted-the Il OF
the last Congress gives the Germ
ment all necessary power, and ineets
with great favor
antiquity Of Odd Fcl,oies.- Ar. W.
English, in an address before IRE
mont Lodge ofBoston, whilst commeiti,
ting upon the unwritten history of the
Order Of Odd-Fellows, and ne occa-
sional gl;mpses at it from The early
ages, together with the legend that
makes the primitive Christians itsori.
ginal members, remarked that sit was
amongst these people that our English
brethren tell us it was formed Esea
the date of its institution, he says, is
fixed with certainty, and upon the55th
year of the Christian era is conhrred
the honor. The Emperor Titus Ca.
D. 79) gaze the order the name dOdd
Fellows, as pledge of friendship for
their loyalty and fidelity, togethe1with
a dispensation engraved on a pate of
gold, having the various emblens that
now characterize the association
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
Married.

On Thursday last, by b: H.My-
ers, Mr.. James Ship, to Mss n
Sine, both of this county. IL
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01

Observation-Disclosures elected
over Burfoot, by 275 votes.
| Spottsylvanaa.-Full returns have
not been received. The Fredericks-
burg Recorder thinks it probable that
Holiday, democrat, has beat Little,
whig, about "a votes. Good, iftrue.
Caroline. 1t is rumored that Dick
inson, dem. is elected by about SO ma
jority. If true, another gain.
KING GEORGE. For Congress-
Hunter l1S, Newton 1913.
For State Ssaate.-Sm.th 1I2, Lew
is 1872. @
For Fl. Of Delegates.-Potts LOG,
Wallace 139.
FAIRFAX. For Congress.-McCarty
421, Pendleton 1l6.
H. @D.-Moss 1853, Wilson 900.
A Democratic gain.
Morgan Bedinger so maj. Wing
Del. elected.
Glrske. Bedinger's majority is re-
ported at so.
Bedinger is probably elected over
Lucas, and the general opinion is, that
McCarty has beaten Pendleton.
Hanorer. Seldom Alb, Bolts 3S5.
For the House of Delegates, Brown
445, Williamson 437, Dem. GAIN
One precinct to be heard from, which
will increase the Dem. mai.
Petersburg. Symme WI elected BY
81 maj. over Garland. Last year,
Wing maj. 104.
Goochland.-Full vote not received.
At G House, Seldom about 80 ahead.
w. D. Leake ID. } elected to House Of
Delegates.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
BERKELEY.

BERKELEY.
The wings have elected their candi-
dates as usual. The Martinsburg Ga
zette gives the result as follows:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
NOTICE.

HE members OF
Cassia Lodge, No.
l42,at Woodstock, will
celebrate the approach
ing Anniversary Of St.
John Baptist, on the
oath day of June next.
Tho hra,hran of po;rh
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01
JOHN NJ. Bolts.

We are exceedingly pleased to learn
that John M. Boots has been defeated
by that accomplished scholar and thor
ough Democrat, James A. Seldom
The opposition of the former to the
Texas cause contributed greatly to his
defeat. And we are no less pleased to
learn that James Lyons, the eTexian-
Annexationist,' has defeated H. l..
Brooke, the regular whig nominee
by about 1877 votes. Very vel! done,
for Richmond. s
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-01

There is a prospect for fine crop
of wheat, &c., owing to that thunder
and rain, barring the hail-stones that
fel! on Monday last.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-14
PATENT MEDICINES.
UsXssIsE sE s VEG s5SE::S Il z5II 9lsIII7 asl 5S
 
TEsTINTONIAIs

LIVINGSTON, Sumter co., Ala July l, lSI3. DR. c. E. HULL. Dear Sr;-The IA boxes of your Fever and Ague Pills Jeff with Us last July sold out in few months, and frequent calls were made for which could moi supply, and we would add as testimony in their favor, that SO far as our knowledge extends they invariably ans wered the purpose fully for which they are designed We have also sold about two hundred and fifty box es of your Cough and Worm Lozenges, and they are highly approved Respectfully yours,
 K. F. IIoUsToN & Co. The oiio,cing crifcate gpen by three highly res pectabie Pidafers, near Fife Post Office, Taiiadega connfy Ala. one of ,ohom had usa ttceipe bores of the Pills iu his otcn family:
 This is to certify that we have used Dr. Hus Fe- and Ague Pills families in several cases of Fever, and Chills and Fever, and their administra- ten has been attended with complete success. In no have they tailed to have the desired effect when used according to directions. We think they are good Pill, and would cheerfuy recommend them to all persons subject to Fever, and Chs and Fever Given under our hands
 Feb. 9, IS43, JAMES BAGLY,
 May 3, 1sl3, JAMES MONTGOMERY,
 June 29, 1s4S, HARRIS TAYLOR.
 ELYroN, Jefferson CO.,, Ala. Feb 3, lS4S. This is to certify that l appointed last April as Agent for the sale of Dr. H"i,'s Vegetable Fever and Agne and anti Fever Pills, since winch time have sold about forty boxes In mol single instance, to my knowledge. have they failed 10 cure Chls and
 
 became an Agent for the Pills, have had twelve or fifteen different cases of Chills and Fever in my fla niy, and iiul's Pills have cured every case.
 JOHN CAMP. E1troct of letter from Dr. Hdgood dated Mount Pin son, Ala. F'braary 3, 1S4S:
 l consider them (iiull's Pills) as good medicine as be used for Ihe cure of Fevers, or Ague and Fevers. I have prescribed them in number of cases of Fever, after hrst administering emeic or ca thartlc, and always with the mns happy results. In fine, have never known Hull's Pills to fail curing the ChlIs and Fever in single instance. ZACHARiAH HAGooD. Ertraoi of iettr # m Dr. Motison, dated Benton county, Ala, Ftbrnary l9, l842:
 think them (Hull's Pils) an excellent medicine. Indeed have never known the Pills used in single instance according to dii ecions, without efecting comple'e cure. My neighbours speak of them in the highest terms. BENJAMIN MATTIsoN. A large supply on hand and for sale by
 1. c. DUBOSE & CO.,, Agents. teb13 39 Water
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-14

CORDOvA PLAINS, KENTUCKY JEANS SAND PLAINS, &c.
 10 bales Cordova Plains
 10 do Kentucky Jeans
 10 do do Linseys
 20 do Virginia Kerseys A very superior article f2r Negro Clnthing, for sale by [febl5l BEERS < SMTfH. nIL-lO bbls Beached Whale O2O casks Judd's winter strained Sperm
 10 bbs beached Lamp Oil
 20 lbls Bridges Linseed Oil
 10 bbls western do do
 l5 bbls Tanners Oil. In store on consgn- ment and for sale by
 feb27 WHITAKER SAMPSON, 20 Cont st UNDRIES-50 bbls Crushed and Loaf Sugar kJ 20 bbls Powdered Sugar
 10 Inf bbls Picked Pork
 10 Inf do Fulton Market Beef
 do Smoked do 100 dried Buffalo Tongues, for sale by ieb26 HUMPHREYS, WALSH & co nRY GooDs-IO bales Portland sheelngs DlO bales stout Portland Denims 100 dog each II, E, M and L Cotton Flags Hdkfs 300 pIeces imitation Pongee Hlkfs l00 dozen light Cotton Sbawls; cases kerseyi For sale low to close consinnnent by febl5 JAS. A. HOOPER, 40 St Michael-st CoFFEE-F0F G' ssIs wrsrpr,nr Sy s ne6. 2OOO bags prime Rio
 200 do Java and Old Government Java
 100 do Lagura
 75 do MaracaIbo
 50 do Hayan febl5 1NOMESTIC LIQUORS .D 50 bbls Monongahela Whiskey
 50 half bbs do do
 20 bbls Gin, 20 hbls Brandy In store on consignment and for sale by feb27 WHITAKER & SAMPSON. 20 Conri-st SUNDRIES-l00 casks Nais, assorted sizes S 50 kegs Wrought Iron Spikes
 20 bbs Loaf Sugar
 20 bbis clarified, crushed and powdered Sugar l2 bbls sugarhouse Moasses. For sale by feb2i w. H. BLACkLER. 6 Water street DAGGlNG, ROPE and WINE EJ 1000 pleces best Kentucky Bagging
 S0J coils do do Rope
 5000 lbs do do Twine For sale on consignment by frb26 BEERS & SMITH, 22 St MicIaei-st NXT E5TEBN pkODUcE- w l51 bbls Flour, 50 do Whskey
 lj casks Gin Sides, l5 do do Shoulders
 50 kegs Lard. For sale by tsbly JAMES SANDS < co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-14

MOBILE AND GAINES VILE PACKET
 za.5e ns;ns "ew .,e.%.as s"d a. Erp run eksssss kzaezEsS@sszzz "A, w H. Roberts master, will run during the ensulng season as regular weekly packet, leaving Mobile every TUESDAY evening, at o'clock, PM, and Gainesville every THURS DAY , at 12 o'clock NJ.
 The Eliza was built expressly for this trade, has superior accommodations her Ladies' Cabin and State Rooms are very large and fitted up with dou- ble bedsleads expressly for families, and for comfort and speed has superior.
 For freight or passage, apply on board or to sep20 MOSES WAKING, Agent.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-14
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

For Benton, Vernon, Nswpou and Grapes' Landing
 6J~ h The steamer I.OWNnES, F Il
 RF45tsS Johnson master. This new light ScsSEs ssEsss draught, last running double engme steamer will make regular weekly trips between Mo bile and points above mentioned daring the season, eavlng Mobile every FRIDAY at , PM. and arriving at Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings leaves Graves Landing on SUNDAY at l2 NJ. and arrive m Mobile early on WEDNESDAY mornings. For freight or passge having superior accommodations apply on board or to
 Ianl3 CAMPBELL. OWEN & CO. Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-14
PATENT MEDICINES.
TYLER'S
IGUE AND FEVER PILL s

AGUE AND FEVE R PIL l. $ :.
 q CERTAIN. safe and elieeiua cure for Ague and A Fever, in all it's varied forms. Also, an excel lent Tonic in Dyspepsia. Papiiaton of the Heart, Loss of Appetite, Neuralgia, Nervous and oihrr dis eases which arise from a weak and debililated ron dilion Of the system.
 These Pills are prepared only by nr. c. K. Tyler, regularly educated physician, who from many years experience, can confidently recommend them the best remedy for Ague and Fever ever offered to the public: having frequently tested their great curative power upon those who had long suffered un' der this troublesome and dangerous disease.
 Several eminent physlcians who have obtained a high standing for their successful treatment Of Ague and Fever, lhis preparation, and assert that they have never known single instance where Il was IA ken AS directed, that it dld not effect a permanent and lasting cure.
 These Pills contain neither mercury or arsenic, or any thing that inure the syslem-but on me cons trarv, may be taken where medicine of this kInd IS needed, not only with perfect safety. but whh the most decided advantage.
 For sale wholesale and retaIlby
 HAVILAND, CLARKE & co. Mobile and will be found in every town and village Tn the
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-14

WV HITAKER & SAMPSON have m store snd w for sale consignment IVY Baggng and Rope-30 pieces and l3O coils Flour-150 bbls Illinois and Missouri '. Hi Whiskey-50 bbls and 25 l bbls MononEahela Brandy-2 quarter casks Cognac
 10 bbls old American Brandy 3aDl i Gn-lO bbls old American . ...4 te Rum-l0 bbls old New England .. ..5itf Oi-20 casks Judd's winter bleached Sperm
 10 bbls Linseod Oil. Cider--20bbIs Northern Vinegar-l5 bbls Northern 1 |. Sperm Candles-250 boxes assorted brands White Lead-3O0 kegs Brooklyn county s. Green Pant-2 lb packages superior N. Castle Hams-6 hhds and 25 bbs Sugar Cured Champagne-25 baskets assorted brands Negro kerseys-6 csses. Tobacco-20 boxes Tea-lS chests Chuln Black and old Hyson Soap-l00 boxes New Yerk No Port Wine-5 cases double grape
 Pickles-2 cases assorted Hay-50 bales Northern. ian2l
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-14

GLENN'S HIGHLY PURIFIED BEARS OIL U-WARRANTED GENUINE-This arti. cle, so well known and generally used, is 50 fre- quently initiated by various compounds of no value, that it is very important that the pure article should be obiaIned, in order that the end for which it is de- signed may be answered. For promoting the growth ofthe hair on bald paces preventing it from falling out, removing the dandrui, cleansing the hair, and for general in dressing it, this oil is held in the highest estimation, it gives to the most stubborn locks soft and glossy appearance, and prevents it in great measure from turning gray-n will be found of great service for the heads of children.
 decl2 For sale by H. GATES, I96 Dauplin-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-14
CLENN's INDIAN HAIR oIL-Thi, eeean

1 NLENN'S INDIAN HAIK OIL-Ths elegant M article has been in general use for the last ten years, and the corinued demand for it is an evl- dence that its good qualities duly appreciated. the Indian Hair Oil is highly recommended for nour- shng and strengthening the hair, and preventing il from falling out or turning grey, giving it strength and causing it to grow luxurantly, even on bald places where the of the hair have not been de- slroyed. The Oll removes the dandruf, and gives a glossy sof:ness to the locks, truly beautul it has also the singular property of making light or red halr, whskers, and eyebrows, several shades darker m color It is pleasantly perfumed for dressing the hair in general, and for keeping it in curl is much esteemed For sale by
 declI H. GATES. l?6 Dauphin-si
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