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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-07-16
JUST RECEIVED.
A COMPLETE ASS(E1NENT CF
sPRrNG AID SUNNI ER
GOOlS.

At Toms Brook and S0un,vitle.
FENHE sui S r.bers are rece wing. 1t their
Il stores at the above named plactsa fall
and " ell selettetl assortment q! Spring and
Sumner Goods. embracing eve,y variety oi
staple aid domestic Coco, fsund in country
stores. The attention OF the Ladies is parti.
cul.rlv solicited, AS We feel assured they ran
not fail to I've RI, ased with our selections tor
their ieparinee'r. .marsc '"g. as i does eve
~ varict. u new style coilicoes. mo,slins.
merinors, can,br'cs. lawns. >hawIs 'aces. e'lg
ings &c. &C. Gen,leI,en will fad cloths.
c .ssmeres, >at'in-ts. and a handsome supply
ot summer goods inr coats, pants. vests. &c.
They will sell goods at fair prces, Tor cash O.
TO punctual customers They return their
,lanks for the liberal patronage that has
heretofore been extended to- then, and respect
fully ask a continuance oi the same.
HELLER & BROTHER.
A.w:l :oAk
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La nd for Sale.
II I'VE subscriber tflers 1T private sale
n NRAGp on RNNDa

atmnr.' ~ SIZE man 'oah county. Virginia. a
bout miles fem u. unt J ckson. nd s
from New Market. adj 'n,ng the lands Of
William uorrland. william 2 eg!rr. JsA.n
+ 'zmy.r and Adam WIN. late the propt rty #
John Lick, c"nta mnY SEVENTY EIGHT
ACRES, more or less. Absu, twenty nv.
SCR, ihtresS srS xendls nj. nise acre.
af mrssl.w. and the rrsisl,e under cultivation
The lnprovs m~n's xte y Ing Dwelling
lIowsv. > draw ny we'll with fcnsl water ~: ?
The Building. D.rn. swf y yonng orr harsi
81 b~sr'ng Apple AMI Peach tr~sA wah soms
old tire, .. also bearing sxeeilsn, fr"a Fur
th~r sies<r p,;cn . thought supei fuous. a.
= osr Visiting TO purchase will FIRST view ,hr
premises Thssv 50 inclined w,ll please cal,
on Col n VI Coxn. deputy sher A. residing
in Mount ] cssn, y no Is suthsri. ed to sell
tie property and make known the terms
Anind -tussble title will be given, ard POS
season. II the. land ma, be hsd in September
nj IT.. ETY.. r. II. \. OvEkFlELD.
Jsly 2-stpd
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-07-16

Fanny Ba'z ,rines. Painted Lawns. sup
Silk Warp Alpacas, Blk and Fancy Silk. B K
and Whit Chene G'rg6'sm. BRUSSELS and VIC.
tor Skirts. iacnnet. Null. Swiss check and
Striped M"sins. Wilt and Blk Nets, Biz
WHIT and Cotton BLK. Blk Alpaca Col'd Alpa
ca aud Cotton II asie,y. R,k Wit Dark and
Light Cord French KID Gloves Fa, cv Silk.
md F'lct It's. Whit Silk ant. Fi.Iet Gloves,
Thread. L's'r and Bob '.sces, Elgings. In
settings and Finishing, Bonnet and Cap Rib
oons. Cap Springs, French Flowers and Can
Tabs. Fancy Satin a'd Fancy silk Ties and
Crav.'s. la mask. India and Hem Stich'd
Hlkts. Ladies' Fash:cnable Steel Buttons.
Blk and Fancy Silk Fringe. Gable Cord. WHIT
Satin. Pin" Blue and Wit Florence. I.lk FL
IL, Wells an'i lIikis. Parasol. and Shades.
We would also call the attention of the
Gentlemen to a alarge and fashionable stock
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CWAR11G1Hg0s &C.

ToHN CL1NEI1NsT announces t."
- tue pubic ."' rs tr,ea's. that he has re-
moved Lis e>tahh>hmtnt to the west hacx
street. ut.r he Methods, Church. to the Ca
pacious building formerly used for the manu-
f.c,ure Of c,m kerry. IL will constantly keep
on hand ever! description of pleasure
vehicles. and make to order AZ sh"r, notice
CARRIAGES. CiIARHlO TEES HUGHES
& CARHyALLS. &r. Tie has a supply of
hoce timber: none other will be us. Il b,
him He IS 'hankf,i for past fa,ors. ami " III
-n,leavor TO merit the pat, onaSe 1t lis fellow
cit z,ns in future.
Nav 20, 1876
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Mreat Gtttref1ip1t
EDIN B i r G. III.
ALL YE WHO LAVE EYES TO SEE,
COME AND LOCK- At
THE THETTI ST GOODS
you ITER DID SEE

A MlI.EY takes pleasure in informing
"a his friends and the public generally
that he is nov receiving and opening New
and Season.ble Suppl, OF Goods. which will
compare with a.y in 'he VaiIty,tor beauty "l
syje. excellence "f quail ty. and low prices
having bought them at the most favorable
time. and many Of them % per cent. lower
than the. comd have been purchased earlier
in the season. which will c"ai,ir HIM 10 com.
pete with ANY other establishment IN the Val.
lev HIS stock consists III part OF the follow
ing art 81. s--vZ:
Bu4, blue black AMI slack clo'hs-blne and
HACK beaver do Golden and silver :wet Il
cass,m-res: PLAN amt fancy do -Sattinets OF
all pr,ces and Guslites-A large as -m tnent OF
vestings-Scaris. hdA!s, gloves. sucpende's
and other articles
Fon Inn L'n,Es-I have alpaccas. plain &
fg'.i mO,lsI.n de lainS. cashmere de cOsse-
Coburg cloth. new artcle--A hea,t tn, as
sorlncnt 1T new s'Nle cal cnes-l.arge ShawlS
and dress do-Any quantity new style COM
fmts-A splendid assortment Of ladies' prints
NittS. gloves. blk and white lul0n nose
Cashmere do-'iibbunS. laces, elgings; cap
stuff-Swiss slin-Wl,ite and Black nett
Iacnnet, p.a ii and FIX 'd-%nd a variety at fine
,...cy goods. toe tedious t. e.lnins rate -
Donestics: such as brown and bleached cot
tons, full width for ,hee,ing-T.cking-lwil-
led cotton: cotton hann-ls-Piaal linsr!
Flarrel>-C"ton yarn Of all Nos -Bo"s
shoes; hats. caps--b"mnets. new styles and OF
diff, rent quai,te -H Artl~ are, Queens
ware. tinuare Groceries. stecl.iron & na''s-
Drugs, dve.tufi> and medicines I'll # ach Oh
10 Ii be sold as cheap. i mt cheaper th"n iaes
can be lad in the T"Hey
n,I therefore beg leave to say to the goot:
people Of Edinburgh and the surrounding
country. (ho,h grsa, and >mall) that if the!
will call at my store. on East corner OF
Water Street. they VII there find
Il Real Money Saring Institution.
lust call and rive me trial. by tnving a
cha. y bill of goods, and my word tor It, lc"
will be convinced Of the truth It What say
IN conclusion. I return my sincere thanks tor
the very liberal encouragement received
heretofore. and hope, by close applcat on to
business AMI d spossion to please, t. merit y
cont n,sx.ce If ,i.e same.
NB-Al country pro.lue taken in exc
change lar goods y usual.
Edinburgh. NV. -. l845.
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:. BAKER,
ATTORNEY 1T LAW,

TTAViNG permanently located in. Page
N do,,n,y will practice regularly in the
courts of Rock insham and Shenandoah, and
viii attend I, h,,si,. IS in an, OF the adjoining
counties and will pros. cute ,'gilentiy all IL
s;n~ss entru,,es, to his c.re.-R. frrrncts Bar~
ton & VILLAINS B,,d 4 Carson. and Join s.
Magill. KAqs. Mmchtst.i. \ ; 'ra.. haf'',
sonh,rg Office near The ccui "'e Lufs! y
where he MY always be found. "n.ss a'ts Ne
ding soiEe other courts. tJan. Ao' ioso'
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&c gle Tavern,
GTCIlE EyCU>E: E0R SALE.

FINiE >,t.,,ler offers h = Tivc,r AN.
4 S',re Ilm Sc in The town otl.ura. .Psgt
Co. III, y. f., sale. The property is well
and I.n'lson" " heat in the c. ntre
Town and is the most 4. stable l"ca' ~" FOR
Im,lc business in the place. Tire II us.
Store. Stable etc are all well fin 81 Ell and
in good o.ler. and the Lot rich ;,,! produc
I've There ARE rn the lot - X tchen, n. .
pro h u>-. Neat. Smoke. Inmr.r and Ice
IIo,iss--a hak. Ovt,.-aso a frs, late cellar
ur''er h store. -.
Tn subscriber having purchased land III
th Scutl' 81 W. and being ark GUS to go +"
it is d spose'' !" .el' The proper, low. and
make the payments IA, oi.hle- Possession
can he gwen ct the S.o'. IW.mly the Isl
civ. OF Sept. n i"r. and the whole Of the prop.
su. b. the 1t da, tf Det eInt.r. Early ap.
rIicn'ion shtu Il be made.
A A. JONES.
fu.ay ", J,nr IS l24f-lStsn {.
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As USUAL.

VJNilE subscriber ft,s to, sale a geen as
4. sediment Of Dry G'ods. llsic~srr.
Quernsw are, shoe.. Boots. n tAc. ll' nj - J. c
ton Of Books n. dicnnes. Pants, E.es', f',
and Patent medicines Of every Kind Cue b 81
Jayre's. Hnrce's, SCI Co'fe'''cn:r! 1'h:c c.
ca, S@gars. Stone AID Po,t.Is' vsre- Glass "i
all s'zes-fresl, Card n stUsjust itdevtc-
and ANY articles leo tedious to nsn'ior.-
Call for what , on want, and .nv :rut le Gale d
to,. il no, on hand, can be Imcl.sd enc
Of my farnll. in Baltimore new. and st 1t ia in
"a few days. l~,l sell .,eIy article IS lev as
it can b. had .l-ewhei Prttue tk.n in
exchange for gs."sis Re"sa nahle -cisdi " i'll
be given, and cash tia, ltully received.
JOHN G limit.
February IL.
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70 HALF hoAes W ni.w glass { art ~
10 hy l2,) jus. received and ter sale. 1t
reduced prices. The subscriber will sell glass
by the hex 1t Winchester prices to country
merchants or others v isi,n r To Irr, ss- =
the box or half. JOHN SlEERT.
May !,
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TRUST SALE.

Wy vlRlUE Of deed If uast executed
ID tn the su scrber NJ trustee. b. jacob
Peer. and of record IN the Clerks cffice of
Shenandoah shall proceed, on Friday the
1871 day If June, l846. to sell, hv Wa. Of
pmblic s.Ic' on. to the highest bidder, for rea.
DIV mnn.v. At the residence OF sad Jacob
Pee:. on ce.lsr Cre' k. IN said ccun'y, the fol>
Inv ng teal .s'ate W:
Two several Tracts Of Land,
T.. my ,e 5. M, co.vt,.tf to SAID Pee b, TIE
FIX tu,t at William C"Antr. decd. y-fleed
81 sl;t- January =. 1912. and Of rec',d vi
the Ch rk'. fl e Of Shenandoah, containing. IN
in lhs arpr. .,:ta
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-07-16

E9yNE'S HAIR TONIC Ft1 tie Pre-.
~ errni on .3e4uty, G'euth. md Asf',at'.
IF the Hatr-1Ls Hair Ttnc has litoCd
beautiful INV HAN on tie l.ads a i"'fnts
Who have been bald for yeas. II ALTO III
feS the head from Dsns!rf-C"its dls' sees
the Scalr- Pre- ewes Vie bar iltm 's'hf
OH. .r b. con.,hs Eeitn.t'ii'! Say.
For saIehy J. G. Schmitt. " o1Gstoek.
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DOll;cS<iCs.

44,4 6 4 Brow" Muslins
81 "A - I B,eached do.
Bieachrd an: Brown Drills. O.naburgs
feelings. Apron Checks. l.inse..
WHIT and Red F,annels. Cotton Yarn.
All jus, ,tceHe.l s', for sale cheap at
Nov 8, as HEAD QUARTERS.
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Ucnted. at this Office, Immediately. Wme
ii that 81, n. called by the Vulgar CASH
Those who have not the 'prtcans,' can pay
~ .,,h nr,. 9 on auN sOivth, ! AK ~ 'hG state
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1sueltc &dle.

nURSUANT 10 decree Of the County
4 Couit of Shenandoah, pronounced or the
lltl day Of May. 1896, in cl,sncery suit Of
Hiram MYERS and mhers against Joseph MIL
Ter tof oily and Henry H. Gray. shall, on
the 18th rag Of July neat. before the from,
door Of the court Iscuse If said county, pro
c~-.,.o sell at public sale, to the highest bid
k9as. der. fer cash. all the interest Of
XH3 saa. ..oseph Miller in and to :,
E Tract '9., Of Land Ian / lying o"
" containing 133 ACREE,-,he said
tract Of ;:.nh be- III. sam, formerly owned
b, George Miller. the father of SAID Joseph
Miler--am the interest to be sold NJ aforesaid
being that 10 Ali. Ii the said Jos. phi Mile, las
one Of the heirs Of said George Miller. d,c'a
is entitled. MARK BIRD,
June Z, 1886. C.nirIssioi.cr.
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TEORIfS! UOkIk: WLRhf!!-
~ DIR. JAYNE'S TONIC NFEMlI l CT.

Winch Is ptlHc'v safr, ShtI so Pc Ss"M IHSe
children Will net 7, Ti,se 20 take it. sf.e-
tualiv destroys wO,ms, Il, sittalzes sc;si'ss or
sournt IS the st, mach. and is exceed Wy
benz fetal n Inter mite VI ard r. m tttnte-H
ve,s, and is a snie and permanent care ter
Fever and Ague. For sale by DR.. John 4.
Schm,tt. Woodstock. Va. a.
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posIT1VEIx TEE LAST.

TIME Subscribers lave given Office time
Z af'er time. ard inding no legad pad
to- them, they s;v now, that il is the last me-
tee and hope that those indebted to the co"
c. IN will come fotwar aud close their &C
counts. As 10 longer im'u'g. nee Ca" be gwen
SIBERr & hinges.
J.,lv g i94I
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The Farm,


Of LAND. 400 at which are III tu,.s.t Oh
and about - ACRES IN MEADOW 1t is
Admiralty adapted 10 GRASS and the rul
t"rr of WHEAT. or \ nrolo' gesl 'n''ul
gtnc- will he ven ,"l the Pr. n'ent Of p*r'
ii tie purchase money. fth- int. IT st IS paid
annually. To All active and t"trgetc man.
this l'rOptrN pre- hts very tis SIR able
ilivt siimtlt. Pu>St IS on given ii ONCE
l-1r .~.ie r JOHN u. MILES.
fIaltlI CO., Sept T. l245.-tf.
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WAR DECLARED!
Ncticc to Cult the Territory

TT IS KNOWN TO EVERYBODY. THAT
l. war is raging teIr.bs IN South AM r,c''
and tia, i is ,h. all abso, bling tonic now DIS
cussed in the United State Shut ave mo-
thing particularly 30 do with that s'ih]rc' JUS
now. / woui..,hereinre b. leave to announce
10 the ruhllc, ,ha, I am prepared 10 execute
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NEW FIRM
II c a d Quarters.

YH!iiE subscribers have Just returned from
Il Philadelphia and Baltimore. and wo"t
s.y to their friends. tina, they have pn, chased
! u those u, r'valled marts. supply of Spring
nd Summer Goods which for sly le. beauty,
| md cil-apness. cannot he surpassed ~ tia,
.fany other establishment in the Valley
vheir stock consists Of every variety of nc "
md fashionable styles for ladies' and gent!e>
..ens' apparel. They call the attention OF
re ladies' particular. to their be autifMI selec.
ons If CalIcoe', Lawns. Silks. Mnsns. and
fancy article, in every department of t'rt IS
II IS d. emed unnecessary to give a minute
letaii Of all the articles constituting their
splendid stock Suffice it to say. that every
r,cie dom, ste and foreign, to be had in
country stnr. $, can be found at their es'ab
i>h,nent. The friends Of the establishment
md the public, are invited to give them Il
tall.
l" addition to Their superior collection ut
Foreign and Dome st,c Dry Goods, they have
he c"s'moary supply OF
Hardware,
Queensware,
Boots & Shoes,
Drugs, Medicines,
Groceries, &c.
a. As heretofore. Country produce will be
AIKEN in exchange for Guols at market pri
ces WALTON & CO.
N.Y.. 1886.
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For Sale or Rent.

NNHE -u,sc,iher. res d ny on Paiterson'>
Il Greek. m Hardy county. ahnnt Is miles
fr''m Moor. Fl IA. being disabled b. paralys =.
I ~" q s,ne his personal att. 1T o" to husi.
1874. ness. is sol ciious to sell, or rel.t for
term nf Years.
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THE
r N A Ito N A Il %
III o Y u T. ,
woo DsTocK

Nnln0nuOi" VVunt!s vt6lnlds
YVHE UNDERSIGNED HAS TAKEN
L THE Prick TAVERN HOUSE. in
Woodstock. recently occupied by Mr.. SAM
R'"ker, and more recently by Mr.. James
lien, as House Of Entertainment. 1t is
l~emetl useless to make any vaunling profes.
,ions of her intentions TO keep The House in a
very superior It. k ;however. she deems il hut
justice TO herself and TO the public to SAY
that she is prepared
To keep the 7drern cs ,reH as any
euer hept in the place,
And that it is her fixed intention 10 meet tie
jus, expectations Of all Who may favor hex
with call
She respectfully solici,s share Of public
patronage.
CLARA MILLER
Woodstock. Va. March 5. 1896
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NOR sAIE.-A INST 'a'e La'rys', ,, IT,
= tll,p,.c >prags.snd Four Horse "Ss
CONS. winch will I've sold unusually cheap.-
Apply at Head Quarters. u. WALIoN.
Nov. ~. 1845.
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roTTor. YARES.-Aoo lbs; OF Co.
~ ton Yarn lis. received from the f"'
mouth Factory, and for sale cheap at Head
Quarters. IL w ALIVE
Nov. 90. 1915.
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Clo!h', Cassim:rs and vestings.

Silk, Tweed. De Lonr.a. Blk Drap DE ls'y'
Blk rwiM Summer. French and America"
Blk and Blue Black. Green. Blue and Grass
Cloths. Linen DrIllngs. Blk. Fancy. Tweed
and Summer Cassmeres, Plain AMI Fancy
S"ui"~..-. E-ni"rky leans. H'k and Fancy
Satin. London Weltng. Whit and Fancy Dm-
ME Narseiles VestIngs. Sun Silk G',m S.:s>
members. Shirt Boson.> and Collars. Blk and
Fancy Satin. Blk and Fancy Silk. Fancy
lawn PLAID G'"gi,am and Fancy Swiss Ora
watts, Blk Satin Scarfs Blk and Fancy Stocks $,
PRO. Blea and Col'd Hat lItse and Sup Blk
KID Gloves.
STAPLE Goors, &C.
London Purple. Fame. i.apoIka and Furni>
ture Calico. WHIT and BIO Damask Table Co
,ers, Crash Brd Eye Diaper, S,lesia. Satin
Jeans. Irish, G. ass ami Book Bro Linens. Nea
w Farmers Drilling, Striped Penn. Regent.
steal and Ph,lad Jeans. Pi'd Crsnkies and
Sup Fame, Paint S'uf1s. Whit. BIO and Blk
HOLLAND Apron Checks Cot Osnshurgs. Plaid
l)omestics. bed Ticks. Bro and Biea Drill,
Cotton Laps. Raw Cotton Chene, MancL. $.
ter and Earls'on Ginghams. Extra Shades
Fire Screens. Bro ANA B.ea Sheetngs. Shir
tings. Cotton Fringe, Gotten Yarn. Candle
Wick. Am Nankrrn. Paper Mu>l.ns.' Pr
sons Spool Cotton, ZepL.r Wors;ed. Clothes
Pms, Musq"e'o Nett. Ingram AMI Cotton
Carpe,ing. &c. &c.
Hardware, Groceries and Dye S,ufS,
Bonne,s, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
China, Glass & Queensware.
All Of hich will he sold on the ost favor
able te rms. by KCON'Z DiN1ES.
Produce taken in eAciange TOR Goods.
April %. 1886
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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
HOUSE g. SIGN PAINTING,

IL a STYLE that shall prove sa'lsl.c'"'! :"
n y 10 mav wish ANYTHING "f the kind zone
His residence is At EMANUiL EiEl FE 5
three mill VI est Of Woodstock. Refer to
Jacob uahn. Of Hy.--U Grave boarts !" ad'
At the shortest notice
srROTnER }. LUl.GEK
r@' r,,avv ~. la46-t1J,*4
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TRUST SALE.

t.",a, VI. .I,,ne 25. ls4e.-lN,, p
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Hardy CO.. Sept 4, ia45.-n.
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J..lv 9, l945.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
Movements or Travellers,

Yesterday was the 6rstay of the season that the no.
tells could be said to have their full complement of ira
vellers The numbers were considerably augmented by
AMERIcAN-Ed. Albro, Halifax, N. s.; w. Albro, do
c. Hail. Baltimore; c. Badger, Boston; T. Parmelee
Georgia. C. Young FOds d0
ton; H. Middleton, 8. c.; f. Faber, Va; DR.. Collins Bal
tmore; DR.. Little Georgia G. Churchill. Savannah; D.
Steele, Washington; BshlsE Baltimore; W.: Blan
New Bedford
AsroR-J. Bennett, Washington; Dr. Bell, Pha; W.
Lupolus, do; d. Cam Leudon CO., Va; G. Hubert, 8.
Maine; MIR. Yancey, Va; Dr. Clarke, Gloucester; J.
Franklin Louisville; p Hatton O.; c. Bradford Pitts
burgh; Dr. Cook Phila; s. Barclay Va; J. Davis MOI
Capt Hosksn, Steamship Great britain; Cart Penn do
David Hertz, dol o. Martin, Mass; w. Winthrop Con-
sui at Malta L. Pleasant, Phia; NJ Dixon, Boston; E.
Reddle, dol A. Gsrdeler Phila.; c. Plat do c. Loeser
Pa
CrrY-L. Leming St. Louis; Lieut.. Chatard U. 8. n;
W. Baker Va; NJ Oppenheim, N. Y; A. 0other, Baiti
more; J. Upham, Iowa; II. Beckett g. Britain; D. Rus
ner British Army; w. Greenhows Virginia; r. Parker
u. 8. A. Geo. Clarke, Conn; J. Gibbons, Phila MIR.
Fisher, do; J. Taft, l.; II. Bsnh.m, U: Engineers
Mississippi; R. valentine do; W. May, Georgia; F,
Duggan, Baltimore; sebring, South Carolina; Fran
chett. Louisiana A. Rousseau Troy; Edward Williams
Baltimore; Captain Day. Connecticu W: Bennett. Sail
ma d Harris, Boston; w Saundsrson, Ohio; c. walker
New Orleans; F. Robinson, Boston; D. James, South
Carolina; w. smith, St. LOUIS A. Brown, Brownhill.
HowARp-Richard Steele, Philadelphia J. Cafroe, Md;
H. Kniokerbank, Lansngburgh; II. Gullin Upper Cana
da w Lewis, st. Louis; George Prenson, video;
Mr. Murray, Great Britain; T Blakey, England; M.
Cram, New Jersey; Jones, Boston, A. Abbott, do; w
Mcdonald, Great Britain; M. Mason, Virginia; w. Con
NAH Hudson; L. P. Reed Albany; r. jackson, Tsnnss.
see; r. Patterson do Sir VIM Parker, Canada; r. Jsn
kins, Florida; Mr. Stewart sad regiment British Army,
Canada Gilden elst regiment, British army Toronto;
D. Baker Illinois; T Gooid Phiadslphia; A. Adam, Phi
ladelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
Court OF General sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Gilbert and
Stoneall
John McKssn, Esq, District A

John McKssn. Esq, District Attorney.
JUNE 2I-Piea of Guthy.-Mary Armstrong, oil NO.
10 Carmne street. plead to an indictment charging her
with selling liquor without being duly licensed She
ordered appear again on saturday next 10 receive
.anofhsr Ptsa Of Osaty-Fritz, indicted for grand
arcsrv In stealing % pairs Of shoes alleged to be worth
Ss7 The property Of MIR. Conrad Miller, was permitted
10 plead guilty to petit larceny lie was sent to the
papisenttsry for the term of six months.
Tysai for Forgery -Petsr O'Briens was then placed
at the bar for trial on charge Of osHery in the second
degree In being found In possession Of counterfeit 50
bin on the Cumberland Bank Of Maine. with intent to
utter the same The opened the part of the
prosecution by Mr. PHps who stated the particulars
Of the prisoners connection with Cantcr he notorious
couRtereitcr In State Prson) their arrest and the
description OF counterfeit money found valise in their
possession, amounting to about S3a O0o consisting Of
various denominations upon different banks in almost
every section Of the Union.
Several witnesses were examined to show the prison
ers connection with Canter and his joint control
the valise printing press machine spurious bills &c
found In the possession Of Canter The jury after
brief consultation, found the prisoner guilty. and be
was rsmanded for sentence.
The Court then sdjournsd until tomorrow!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-22
The Foreign News.

The Great Britain made magnificent passage
over the Atlantic, and arrived off Sandy Hook at
midnight Monday, just as sleep stole over the
eyes of old Neptune.
The intelligence brought by the Monster is
highly interesting, and may be considered
very favorable, particularly in commercial
point of view, the price of cotton having
somewhat improved The political news is
of an important character Its impressive
feature appears TO be the rapid spread of
republican sentiments throughout Europe Take
up the leading papers Of England, France,
or the continent, and you cannot fail OF
seeing repubcanism lurking under the forced
expression of love for monarchical institutions
All the governments of Europe, who are mac
tive, are losing caste, the spirit of the people de-
msndng action-progress.
This increased democratic sentiment may be
seen in the articles taken from the English and
French papers, and published in this days Herald.
II 10 called liberalism i'll Europe, which is pref
ty enough name anywhere