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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-25
NEW YORK MARKET-Dec, 49,.

Turpentine. Wilmington, soft, 3 SO
do Newhern, " 3 30
Spirits Turpentine, 40 AZ
Tar, 90 2 25
Rice, per cwt. 3 SO 4 rs
NAVAL sTORES.--The arrivals Of Turpentine con-
tinue very light and there is little demund--it is
held nominally at our quotations Spirits Turpentine
remains rather unsettled further sales, however, of $50
casks have been made 40c with some In small lots
43 A. cash. Tar and Resin sell only small lots there
being but little demand.
RlCE.-The market is dull and unsettled: the entra
sales of the week embrace but about 300 OF all de-
scrpons al So 2ka "a l2s cash; prime parcels still
held at S42o The stock is moderate sufficient for
the present demand.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-25
~ E.ERS &. H.aRt U.U.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps BOnnCts Umbrellas, Walking
Canes, sc. &c.
- RESPECTFULLY call the atsen.
ton of the citizens of Wilmington
II and vicinity. to their large and
splendid assortment now receiving at
the old stand Of G.. MYERS, North side of Market
street, which we offer at wholesale and retail,
cheaper than erer.
GEMS Beaver, Nutria, MOleskin, and
Silk Hats,
of Beebee & Costar's and Leary's Fal! Fashion
for 1916, splendid article, just received, and
few more left of the same Sort Please call and
examine them. Also, very large assortment of
Mems, Boys, & Infants Caps.
of the latest and most approved patterns. Gents
French soft Dress. iIk. Velvet, and Cloth caps !;
Gents French Guard do: Blue and Black Spring
Band, Palo Alto, Ri ggod Oregon, Oil Silk, Vel
veteen, Glazed Lawn, &c, &c.
Youths and Boys Caps
OF every style and quality, from l21 cents to ST.
50 the largest assortment offered in this mar
article of Infants Cloth and Six Velret Cups,
to which particularly call the attention OF
those wanting Caps for children. In fact every
article in our line have a rich and full as
sortment to which we respectfully call the atten-
ton Of the Public, and warrant Eenteel fit, and
at Prices to suit the times.
MYERS & BARNUM,
Wilmington, Oct. &c. 1916. 7-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-25

SPERM CANDLES. IS. and IS. a pure
- article. Sosp. al kinds, by
II II STANTON s. co.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-25
JUST RECEIVED,
Per Schg. j. ID. Jones.
HOWARD & PEDEN'S

FAMILY AND SHIP GROCERY STORE,
sSAPER Shellel Almonds: Frail Ivaca soft
4 shellel do.: Brazil Nuts; English Walnuts;
Pecan Nuts: Filberts; Stewart & Co.'s assorted
Candy; Canton Ginger; Citron; Olive Oil; Scotch
Ale; Lady Apples; Smyrna Figs; Raisins
Prunes; Currants Apples; West India Pre-
ser, es, in great variety; Fire Crackers for the
boys.
December IS, 1916 14-tf
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WINDOW SiSHES-BLINDS and DOORS.

NVHE subscriber is agent for one Of the best
~ manufactures at the North, AID will receive
orders for the above named articles, which will be
boxed up and delivered on board ofvessels in New
York, at the LOWEST PRICES, and at short
notice. Persons about TO contract for buildings.
will find it to their interest to call and examine
prices before sendina their orders abroad.
GUY e. HOTCHKISS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-25

RJOrIcE Will be sold, at Burn, knight &;
" COS store. Rocky Mount. Nash County ~,
he lst dav of January, l~47. 1N EN1:
SHARES or ~TOCK in the Wilmlngt"a IL
Raleigh Rail Road belonging TO the iaie IAN.
W. w WICK. decd. six months ercriit viii 30
given. purchasers giving b"n'i AID security
WILLIAM T.. DORTCH. Admir-.
Dec 4,b. lS46-ll2-ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-25

TLOTH1NG.---Jacke Pantaloohs Vests.
" coarse Overcoats, flannel and cotton Shirts
knit Under Shirts and Drawers. Gurnsey Frocks.
and the like at STANTON COS. .
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-25

SATURDAY. DECEMBER &c. 1886.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 50. Is
\ ns - drAYn hallntS.
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Its frs; action 10 expe all humor 1t viii moi ce"'9
drawing till the face free from any Iuritcr that nay
be lodged under shin and frequently breaking ou IL he
surface. II then hras. When there IL nothing b't
grossncss dnlI repulsvc surface ii begins to soften
and soften until tic skin tecoes smooth and csea
aclil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08
By Last Nights SeutAcrn Nail.

.AIs5AsD,IA, April An s4ip Jsha M,nhs J, dsy. fn
sos. iot BsiHsic.s; p brig A.sshys., fer A.lEl.
ssiro Boston Niehsnoa fen Boston; L:Sasos JohS:oS
instoa 0oglS Del E9y Ioh9:os sSsdicSr do; Enc, Nick
NcsyoHx. Agrii &, ssec. Once l-Ar brig II Apple
R:sA Co. Is: Ss.s3 Bo;Nsc re-:
az. HoyslI fe. Proyisscss In HsnPsGn Ro.d.-s.ig
sd bart ESs.ei; fs.srif.s for 9Th a. s s:
on WlouGhbys Point Yesterday, brig Boston from Boston
bound to BALTIMORE Schrs Lspwng Bmh. I'm Fai nvsr;
Victory, Powell. I'm New York bound AsHandra; Emily
Knight Hosmer FIN Baltimore bound 20 Esstpor In hamp-
RoadsBrig kl,za lockwood from y Crcix boy.a 70
New York pat in with sails split Also. sch! Robert Mills
DARING. I'm Maanzss bound New York CD schf vssper
Baker West Indies bark F!sne, Pardse Tavsy Monte
McEsrsos from Boston In Hsmpsoa Rosds-eehr Deesrs
t,on, Hoyt from Porto Rico bound New York sailed IN
company with sehr Marbehssd Bridge bound % sos,on 10
pairs sch. Denmark, CroMe from Boston: sr Bos
Nicholas Brown, Ladiew Havana; schss reon dns ~
sCa cahrp; Bssos Bssooss Ssrsfy C'sy "a bss
Bsynu~ NBsdford. Ds Ls1sstcs hoops bssy TSsios,
.h.a NYs ssRs:.:s;; si F::ss,es'
Yerk;
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Foreiafn lrnportations.

NoTrKRDAM-Duteh ship Batavial0 pipes g1n Seagnes
10 90 y cks msddsr boonsa. Grayss eos do Me
reau Bemardlo cks Broweven Neilsons E Ernen.
patch-ss e. Roller Mc!Imans bales timber Dumbosssn
rschsrL1pkgs wsnoss = eo-1s d Po-2ss bdls
Heskssyrss Z Var Dsmme- c.n%ins, Main co. chs
Begoden-l speyer-i Reese, Brother co-so pipes
Stevens Sons Borceau Ruschl Wenssl Fortsnbaen
ASIwEhs7B5x Harrss-a 6 ylss. Rolker Mollmsnn-
Moore 4 Baser-e4 cks zink Mccall < co-M w Oh
Mali-ll cases II Sands-1 M Oppenhaim-1 Umler 4
nst-. Rsmsr Mse6s.k Hilgg CO.'S Boomer Graves Z
Csshnss--a Boiessa Rnsch7 Ksssisr col Bcii-s
PHargous-3 Bcker13o ingo tia q bales mdss 70 order
hbs g b Canary sssd 2 hhds rs,ns 100 do walnu . pps
w ~ 90 csses :. g AZ - - a. wine
Po.ro PaAYschr Vela,co-,ssa hides n7 bkts nut. p
bgs do - bgs coffee 50 elephants teeth hid 10 bbs
grease leopard skins H MeCracksns leopard skins
mats 70 master. es-a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08
PORT or NEW YORK. APRIL 3.

Cleared.
Ship Ashburon. Rowland Liverpool. Grinnel, Minturu
s Ship ssi .:. N :Ss .,..
sSip MaIY FIsqs.:. Js~ss, Hsy.s:, Adkins Co. -
sa R ysnaes fs.Sss s H.9sn:. wh..rsh,
sl A May Ely: &.
BBris s o,ss ma Davis. Ponce. TLo,S :. .,,
R s,sE y Wiss,' sa,s: York NSSli NesnS w,.h
ss BIS s xss b.1. S;ss
ss Ri; E EsSS: Sv;ais / h;;S:lSSi:.
s.! S VIZ: sassss. = :ss1; Ss
s sesp HEz spi sislis wN :s H:s.s NC
Ship s'''A'ai. Ro'ss: I I:ssss ssinids. s.sA'a
Brig Msissis Tras. u days from St Domingo with mshos
H|s.;Ss wind from NJ md
CI::. Fs.iSs Cobb - day, from Palermo, and %
Wind Esy M; ssssa a. II ~ si. g
~sa . 'ssl :ssE i'ss
'.sI;d si.si: >: l.:. tH
he
'e &c
fssf
ship ard without copper bottom 9Th inst spoke
Seda II a
ntf hSas M.9s r MEcs Sid
Brig Hsrrst wiisons s. day. from Aswsrp March sssh,
W Sls L. 'sP tseR cs & sf
g: Tsssss Of Capt % ss
s.ss 'hp :ssTss EVE with loss Of main yard sam. sins
'.E s e. Con ps. s a day. from Gardens.
with mossses to Buck Peters March ssih Oh The Cspes
Of The Desw.re, spoke big Nauvoo Duhey from Cardenas
oouna e nossoS The IA, very severe wealth
Br. Ly. smith I. s;y; from Bos.ir viii .sls q W
d:v. from M:,ch asS IT. q iGS ,gOk: b,e Gd Celery
90 Ion y o. spoke hrg Ata, days from Havaas Stat
tim; The Lyra has been 70 days north Of Hstteras
BRIG ss: sSG0 ,i 'S ri! Ab S.S S
;shr Elizabeth Joyce brig Fiction Packet sehr Irene all for
Big win Collins. days from Philadelphia. with coal. to
Brig Grard, 1 days from Machi.s, with Spar.
schr velsaco David lev, from the West Coast Of Africa
ground .a and ivory Mec1.cIsn SPOKE o.
March sth lat 81 22lon 42 s Br bark Temperance, from Lii
vrpoeI bound to ys51 Cruz Died on the coast Barber
Schr San, Nickerson, from Boston. with FISH.
Schr franklin Wooster from Thomsstcn, with lima
schr Minerva. BSrt. days from Pniiadslph!s
Schr Sarah Augusta, Barker, Philadelphia, mdss.
Schr Delssman, Leeds, Phiiadelphla, mdss-
sem sem Eaey from Pb SsSssHse %ss
schr John Elton. from fh,sdsiph, HAM nsss
Schr Globe, days from Yarmouth
schr Cooper from the wreck Of sloop Coral from PM,
isdslpAia' cast away on Ess Hsrbor. with coal.
Ship Ashbuon. for Liverpool lays ehor Quarantine.
Below.
ship; abngs-unknewn.
Ships Cashaine for Chsreson Peiea for NV Orissnsi
Ann Eliza, for New Orleans; 6sasss DO
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new York, Tuesday, April

New York, TueDuay, April %
AsHEs.-Sales Of Pots were made to-day ct - os} .
~ and some Pearls at - SIT.
BaEApsTurrs.-Thsrs was more doing in Flour. sons
lots Of 0snesss went Oh for export at - AL and also
large quantity Of Wheat for the same purpose ct TO-
CorroN-The market remains inactive and dull
epnnsrs not appearing and prices being too high
for exportation We shall be obliged to record limited
sales until later intelligence from Europe u received
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Mr.. McDowsLL appealed nom the dscisien Of the
Chair
A motion wn made to adjourn, but did not prevail
The question stated the motion for call Of the
House, and the yeas and yeas
NJ NJ. ssa,s. stated point Of ord'r (Which
Mr. TssAfTs understood that an appeal [criss Of
%osdsr o,dsrl any gsnti.mcn caiis me to order,
Some gentleman invisible to the reporter in csnss-
qusnce Of the intervening barrier Of the clerks table,
the haD
Explanations took place between several gentlemen
The ssf.IrS said he would lock At the rule and he
examined the book
Mr. TIs,ArTs.- believe I am entitled to the door.
30 seated, then hear" and |" Fall back, boysg
The spEAKrR (as II In answer to question).-No de-
sailed call !. = ''''' - - previous s1''1'A - '''
MI; TIs.4rr...That Is II. very point tn. gentle
ting yielded the hoorwss not in order in moving the
Previou: question (Criss Of Order" and Bit down
The srrAxra.-Ths chair il confirmed in his opinion
that the gentleman from Georgia was in order After
the gentleman from Illinois withdrew his motion for the
previous question, he was not entitled to the noor
Mr. wxSrwoarH.-one question [Criss Of Or
The srxAxrR continued and concluded his explana.
ton" that the gentleman from Georgia was a. much
snfislsa 70 y - any other gentleman" IA voics-
The qusstion was taken on the appeal. in ths form
~ s s the dss'on q the char stand = the mt
very Loud and long rsvsrberatng aye" Therefore
the chair was sustained
motion was made that thsH ouss adjourn, and the
question being taken,
The srEAxEa said the ayes seemed to have Il.
The yeas and nays were called for, and there was
"sound Of many voicsso -
The sPxAKER-It IL impossible for gentlemen or the
chair to hear. (Rlovating his voicel The ayes will
rise. [Cries-" Up, every man." Get up"l
The motion to adjourn was withdrawn and It was
ne we'd. 4 -l-,7e
The yeas and nays were ssked but sumcisnt mum.
bsr did not RISE
Tellsrs were called for, but not ordered,
And the House, at about 20 minutes to O'Clock ad-
jeurned.
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Passengers Arrived.

81. JcaNs, k-Brig bIo9ms- Col Ayah Mann sndlady,
WWHobbs, Moses Lipnsn, Lewis Lpns,. John DsCsmp.
Warrington Chambsn. John Genroy John GsIvey and
Seigno Don Perez Henry Nagle Hiram Day Raphael Quin.
sana rhg Walch, Marcus Hedo, Ff.nci kasr Fa9cis
Schreiner George w. Whipple John Smith, Hiram Johu
Hutchinson, John Lyttlefeld Levi Burr Goodman
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AraiL e.At Markst-s72 Beef Cattle (sOo,from Penn
sylvsniao 90 Cows and Calves, and 100 Sheep and
Lambs. IHa
PacEs.-Bssf Cstus.-ws have, this weak, to notice
at market smaller number Of bssvss Offering than for
very active request, 200 head remaining unsod)
prices on most qualities, have considerably advanced
and the market may now be quoted at % 81 so. No
sales Of consequence were made below the former
figure.
Cows and Calves.-Ths moderate number ct market
were all taken at prices ranging in quality from IS
$50 $40. A slight advance.
Sheep and Lambs.-Ths supply last week was hardly
adequate to the active request that prevailed All At
market taken at - and IS to IS.
Hay and straw-Ths latter article ID scarce, and in
demand II commands 50 IS Sales Of North River
loose Hay at 81 q 81 l24 per cwt.
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Mlscsllansous Rsesra.


scHR RssrRr Ms Darling. from Maanssa for ths port.
put into Hampton Roads the 9TH inss for harbor
BRIo ELIZA lockwood on st Crox for this port also put
into Hampton Reads ON tbs eth, with sails split.
BRxn DARx CnAaLEsTos. Cstermole, nom Bremen bound
this port laden with dry goods, and having passengers
with los. Of spsrs ndSsr dsns1ed ..d :nSr q provisions
tered very severe weather the passage particularly nom
Ssys heavy s.is fors which drove her 70 he 81
and :, Mat The left Bremen on the Ah Jan, and the
ScEs DrcIAaATror, Hoyt, from Porto Rico, put in and
sailed from Hampton Kosds the 9TH for this port
6Hp LvEarooL New Orleans. in going over the bar
the 3Sd ult concaet with the ship Thomss Perkins,
bsund oa carrying away her mzen topnet bow.pr eat
slightly injured The captain Of the Thos Perkins
ded 70 New Oeans to procure the necessary materials 70 re-
pair Der.
BAax CRAror Boston, Champion hence for Antwerp
before reported having put 81 Thomas in distress has
:.es bssn condemned y order q surrey Her cargo consist
IS sSp w.sSaSsess SssaS been ehsfssrs
for that purpose The II old vessel Of about ~ and
Il probably Insured q Boston. = q
Carr. SHERMAN Of the sehooaer Pzafo. Charleston
while attempting reach the top deck house. fell back
sHP CoLuMsiA-Extract Of letter from Mr. Hodgen Gal
lop, wreck master:- 81
'e'' PowElI Porrr. NC, April >
Ihssssn to inform you that the ship Colunbia, Capt VIM
came shors ID abou four s south OF Jos Barnes
nesr Bode Island She lies full Of water, snd OF
the cargo saved materials saved The sale viii take place on
the 18th.
Posr or CHARLxsrsrFabsr masters report for the month
Of March. lsts:-
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Eoreixn MarIxafs.

sr. THOMAS, March 10 The market Il duh for al
kinds Of American produce and completely gued with
four Sales had been made Of Baltimore and Philadsl
dispose Of cargoss at this prices le Of 1000 barrels
Baltimore, however, had been made 1t this price few
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08
Sales OF Stocks at Boston.

bnoxssr bcAap-April OIL share Boston and Provi.
Worcester Railroad Il6l; 10 Old Colony Raresd lest
90 Esst Boston Company lSf; 90 Long Island Railroad
sell IS do, biod sst IS DO ssi Is DO biod ss as do
%; 90 do, sl0d, SO; leo do, bl0d, 90.
sEcorD BcARp.-7 shares Western Railroad 20; 90
East Boston Company ISL; Is Norwich and Worcester
Railroad ss 100 do bl0d SO; IS Long Island Railroad
l3l; . Boston and Maine Railroad Rights 81 e5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

The shop Of Mr. Collins, At the corner Of Essex and
Boston Streets Salon. badly damaged by fre on
Thursdsy morning last. Bet on hrs BY somnambulist
The asrs states that $4,000 has been offered for the
Mount Benedict estate the site Of the Convent but
4 was refused although the cost was only 10000
Several months ago man was expelled from the
ofthe Eastern Railroad for volsting the wellknown and
wholesome regulation Of the directors respecting
smoking For this expulsion the individual brought
action against Mr. Kinsman, the Superintendent Of the
road Mr. kinsman was acquitted BY the jury.
Several schoonsn ars In Psnobscot Bay, picking MP
floating lumber One vessel secured rah worth Slsoo
or elS00
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08
House OF Representatives.
WAsHrEoroH, AYaL 6, 1874

rHk REPREsEHTArrvEs vRsM HAnpsnIRg.
The Committees were called for reports, when
Mr. HAnLrr, from the Committee Of Elections, made
report to discharge the committee from the further
sdsrton Of memorial from forty-four citizens Of Do
YER H. protecting against the right Of certain
oers OF Congress from that State to hold their seas
TINS moor having been elected under the general ticket
system instead Of By single dstricts required by
BILE
Mr.. cuLvs. asked the gentleman to withdraw the
motion
Mr.. HAMLrS acquiesced
Mr.. Jorrs, Of Georgia. asked whether this could be
done. being the reporl Of q commiitoei
Mr.. CuLvsn submitted resolution-thst the memori-
81 be rscommittsd TO the Committee Of Elections with
this hoor from New Hampships were elected IN oonor-
nifty with the law on the subject pssssd in Isla and
Il not thsn to report vast action y Necessary In the
premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08

go cos.u. - Nv, AinanSs
ulstion Of tia Cumssrisnd rosd 70 bs comnistsJ n
eirht years from The Of ths act ana 10 ~ s
from INV tolIs ~ char~ss h.tsvsr "a an rcrs.x -
the United States or perssn in their service passinr
Along the ssms hs lsnds not n r" Msnss.S N -
nan : minuuur nrcs 40
The Committee rose and
Thu eprA rral hsvine rssurad Ma s>st csI,sS a
order.
The gpEAxER requested him to suspend until the
Mouse came 10 order
The confusion having in some degree sbatsd,
The CHAIRMAN reported what had been the result Of
the actisn Of the Committee.
Three or four gentlemen arose, and
worth.
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from settlement, than when he came into power II
had thrown such complicated mesh Of sntsnGsms
about IL a. to materially embaass its future dplenstc
adjudcstion Mr. Webster Proceeded, BY detail, e ex
question. under the sdninstratioa Of Mr.. Van Bursn.
Read from his Messages Of leee showing the still ex
enes between Mr. Fox and Mr. Forsyth upon the propo
stons OF commission mutually o6sred, and from the
2, "a, ~. ros.yn :: the 1sv.fpc, Of Maine: with
tn. people Of Maine In Deesmbsr. isss, MI Van Bu:
and OF the counter project embracing arbitration
Of the United States TO Great Britain M Van Bursn
tom sass The az rs s,ssn q hs cenn.
ter Of the United ststes and Of the prospect
o. me ma, BY the offer then before the Ir
This, then, all that had been dops Notsins had
been scoonpnsned put the submitting Of project ON
bracing the alternative Of arbitration Mr. Wcbs,sr re
ierrsd back again to the diplomatic correspondence on
Read from the letter Of Mr. Fox Mr. Forsyth on the
subject of the British survey Of the boundary 81 Msssrs
Nudge and F:ssAsnssnh.sgh i Va an s.rsordiosry
extension Of the boundary. n had Represented
chain OF highlands whore no highlands had been
this exploration Mr. webster referred to the Last annual
message Of Mr. Van Buren, Of Deco mbsr, $780, In which
nnal settlement Of the north eastern boundary Tss
very agreeable aspect and prospect Of settlement
sy srorstion Mr. Webster rscitsd the Offer Of Great
ne counter offer of the United States the objec-
uons OF Great Britain to offer. and objections to
tne maj dispatches to England Of all the offers
and all the objections on both sides with nav objec-
uens IRON tne United States This WAS indeed BEAU
u1l vew Of diplomatic dificuIties a. would wish
oldest English diPioma.iss; it would have taxed the
scntens@ oil Nssselroas, Tailsyrand or a Mettsr.
men 20 unrsvsi hem The project OF Great Britain the
oounsr project Of the United states the obections on
either side each and all rsesdsd farther and rther from
the object, until was out Of Wow entirely Lord Pal.
merton next took up all these papers to ace what ce.d
Dc done. This was the condition Of things when C.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-07-16
tt5 ; MATRICIDE.

~ * fsE go as - sfr Fse&r "a rAss --
A young man named James Field,
is in Jail in Leavenworth county, Ind,
charged with the murder of his, own
mother. The Banner says: ei 81 tae
"The fendin human shape had la
ken his mother to 'support-to live
with him. he to provide, she to do
the house work. Thus they lived
until the old lady's health became so
fiat she was scarcely able to
leave her bed, when one day, ,(Sun-
day, Junes7th, he came in, andorder-
ed her out Of bedto get him some din
ner, 'sund be quick about it, for he
was going to shoot her.''i The old Ia
ly~obeyrtt- the injunction; and whist
She was bending over the FIRE prepar.
ing his meal, he took the. barrel Of his
pistolfloaded with powder and ball,
and with coal of FIRE he set it off,
the ball took effect in the upper part d
the thigh, and ranged through the alb
domen. She fell bleeding on the floor,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-07-16
DIR. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

TT is the opinion of all the principal profess
i sors of medicine in the United States, who
have given their testimony, that Dr.. 7Homp
sons :" Patent apparatus .jortAe cure Of Prohap
sus and other Diseases" possesses superior adj
yantages over any other apparatus oithe kind
ever presented to the public. Their certii.
Gates to that effect can be, seen by calling
on the undersigned at his store in Wood
stock. ahat az sy.sg
These Trusses have been examined by Pr
Irwin,Dr. Magruder,k DR. Wnn;er and they
concur with The above sentiments--that it is
the most easy. safe, and certain remedy for
those diseases it processes to cure, ever inven
ted. They can be had at my store. Those
who stand in need of an article Of this kind
would 90 web to make immediate application.
f}8a'al F+aA@ JOHN G. SCHMITT.
Woodstock, July 90, l84S.-y.
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NEW AND CHEAP
GOODS. 2.

TENflE subscriber is now receiving and o.
IL pennpa splendid stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods of various styles, which he will
sell cheaper than they can be purchased
elsewhere His stock comprises every variety
of goods USUALLY kept in country Stores
Such as French gives. of England Wool dyed
Blk Cloths, Blue and Invisible Green Cloths,
splendid assortment of French and English
Cassimeres, general assortment of Summer
'fweetls: most beautiful Silk warp golden
Tweed; Vestings; Super 1t. Crava,s; fashion,
able Stocks and swiss Cravats; Gentlemen's
Silk Pocket Hdkfs, Gum Suspenders; Fancy
Gambroons. Ga Nankeen: Wellington Cords,
Summer Cloths: Cotton Cords, Cotton Gam
broom, linen. For the Ladies-Plain Barage.
Shaded do; Nous de lains, BLK Barage
Lawn. Embroidered Lawn, Lace Lawn.
fwlled Barage.-Green do; Blk s .tin StiPe
Pondichery; Blk Embroidered Lawns-in
fact every variety of Ladies' wear, super plaid
silks Blk It, silk. Satin. British and Am.
Prints # all shades and Colors, Edgings and
Laces, Swiss and PLAID Muslins. Silk and Kid
Gloves. Nets, Linen Cambria Hdkfs: Earls-
ton and Manchester Ginghams, Gimp s. Firm
ges for dress trimmings; Brown Cotton, Bleach
ed do. Ingram Competing, Bindings, white
and Mixed Netting, Cotton Yarns.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-07-16

where she lay, while this demon and
murderer endeasored to stop the blood
by tllllng the wound with tow ard salt,
and washingjher with cold water and
spirits, He tbenIet her lay till the
next day noon hid~in his bed behind
blanket, which hung between her
and himself, that his eyes need not
meet the dying and supplicating looks
OF the mother. On Monday she be-
came SO much worse he called in the
neigibors. As they came he fed; but
justice pursued and overlook him, and
he'ls now in custody awaiting his trial
at our next District Court"