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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21

EEAyING disposed of my entire stock OF
II IL Goods TO Messfs William Goiloday and
Jos. phi II. Glover, it is absolutely necessary
and proper that the affairs Of the establish>
ment should be finally closed. Those there
fore who are indebted to me either by note or
open account, are respectfully requested to
come up and close the same as 500" as prsc-
ticable. Take due notice thereof and govern
yourselves accordingly.
Sept 80. ~ SAMUEL RlSkER.
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, That the public may have some idea of the
i superiority Of the Cotswold over the Sheep
known in this county, they will state that
some of the most Indifferent OF those raised
! by NJ. Ware were hutchered in Washington,
| last spring, by Mr. Otterback, which weighed
as follows: Two years old, 229, 227, &C.; one
year old. 1875, 189, &c.
Those who may wish to improve their stock
can do it oil the following terms-For every
lamb 81 50, OF every third lamb, as irdvd.
uals may prefer. For further particulars call
upon the subscribers. about four miles west
Of Woodstock. MlLEY s RHODES.
Aug 10
The following receipt will speak for itself:
| Received. August 5, 1847, OF Mr.. Martin F.
Mley. of Shenandoah county, the sun, of one
hundred dollars, for his choice of my Young
bucks one year old the spring OF l847-
weighing at that time think go lbs. to the
best of my recollection, having weighed him
then with care he is high and pure bred OF
| the Cotsa old Creed-bred BY me-his sire
was raised by me, and his parents were I'M
ported--his dam vas also imported.
JOSIAH WIN. WARE
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Sig Of "''''s'''' SUB. Names SIS 4f Stock
Ia DmsD mASE11DN9s
= HA II !

VNSHE subscribers announce to the public,
n that they have just finished and have
for sale, large assortment Of BEAVER,
MOLk-sKIN AND NUTR1A HATS, OF
the latest styles, and embracing every variety
OF quality and price. They are made of The
nes' materials and in the most substantial
manner. They win be sold as cheap as they
car be purchased elsewhere, either for cash
Or country produce.
OTCalI at the sign of the Big Hat, a few
doors north of Welsh's Hotel, and nearly op-
posite the Sentinel Office
REFER & CLlNEDiNST.
Woodstock, Sept Is. az.
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FOR SALE.

X LOT of Goods from the Valley Factory
IA Also large lot. of SADDf. Els, tromsS 81
up t. $50. such as Mems quilted seat riding
saddles, Plain do, Horn do, and wagon do
Side do BRIDES, Martingales, all Of which
have been made by sad,llers in Woodstock
One horse wagon; one do! one.tlMee, and
one two do. All of which will be sold low
for cash, or son time to ptnctual customers
or in exchange for produce. hy
KERN s RODEFFER.
Oct. z.
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Put .7way your Small Sheep. and Make wa
FOR THE
OOgP2W0IDe

SINCERELY DESTROYS of Introducing am
IS ong the farmers Of Shenandoah county a
stock Of Sheep, in every respect superior to
| the present inditfere race. the subscribers
are happy to announce that they recently
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Commissioners Sale.

TN pursuance of decree of the county
N court OF Shenandoah county, pronounced
in the case OF Henry Walker, plaintiff, vs..
Top pms administrator widow and heirs. de
PENDANTS, shall, on I'uesday The Cd Of Moo
neat. proceed TO sell. on the premises, ali the
real estate of which theAaid Thomas 1oppl
died seized. subject to the widows dover
The Terms will be. one third in cash. one
third in SIX months. and the balance III twelve
months-the purchaser giving boad with APP
proved security. with interest from date, for
the deferred payments. The deeds will be
retained until the purchase money is paid -
The land that the said Thomas Toppin pur.
chased of John Hunsberger and wife, will be
sold separately. w. N. NEWMAN, II. s.
For J. w. Rice, C
Oct a
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Commissioners Sale

DURSUA TO decree of the COUNTY
u court of Shenandoah, pronounced on
the 14th day Of September, l847, in a chan
Gerry suit therein pending between John Clo-
wer and Samuel Few, plaintiffs against Philip
Mler's administrators aud others, defendants,
shall, on Wednesday HE c7M day Of this
month, Oct, upon the premises. proceed to
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, .hs
Real Estate of which Philip Miller died seized
and possessed, in Z near the town of Wood
stock, consisting Of
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21
GREAT BARGAINS !!

1W~IJr Z. 5, ..,,.,,a Com
49, ~ .n's "a; 20 is 1870 sna
'ne iso,.. i rong - npels
n'IIII, nIA .. IN m, uu0DT;
ps 49,, y 'AaI' l'AfeDs ARE p''o o.
! 4Ai1s ., &c.
uvoDo roh Az, ne fnSN LrM r'>' n sao''
S'o'"s "'aok'. n.e-D,ack' n'o".,, ~
gu, lhv'slo'e, NNh nas''''eres' ~..'s'
oo &c I.lhs., 9es'es' Ne'sey' anu 'e'''"s'
" nar'oYs KINDS.
- tE i.ADiro Iasnnefes, oa''''''e
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21
TWO OUT LOTS,

near said town, one containing TWELVE &
4 HALE ACRES, more or less, and the
other SEVEN AND \ HALF, more or less,
upon the following terms-One-thr in twen-
" days. one-third in nine months, and the
other third in eighteen months from thsd.ayo of
-ale; the purchaser, or purchasers giving
bonds with good security for the purchase
money, which is to bear interest from the day
# sale, and the commissioner to retain the
ule until the said purchase money shall have
neen paid MARK BIRD.
Sept Is, III. Commissioner.
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on e,v 9 81 I'm.
ARRIVAL OF NEW
Fall + Winter Goods.

YsNHE undersigned, having purchased Maj
Il S. Rrnker's entire stock f Goods have
the pleasure of announcing to their friends.
that in addition to this, they have just received
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21

/ oClODSF lOFf WHICH ~ HOt taKSn out Nv tlt
first ofJanuary next, will be sent TO the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters
Margaret Anderson Scotty Bowman
Capt S J Bulger Isaac Bowman
| Barbara A BAR MIR l. Baker
Henry 2 Beeder John Russenbarger
Joseph Burner II Bowen 2
Henry Coots John Glen ..+
John Cofiman Sarah CoHman
Henry Cullers Charles Dara Jr
Israel Diel,l s-tsJohn R,Elborn
Miss Ann Farrx Mr. Jacob Fuls
Christian Forve,' Jesse Grigsby
Lew Gochenohr George Gochenour
sJohnsGaw Elizabeth Grandstaif
kI'hemas Humpston Rev Jeremiah Heller
! Henry Hosev John Johson
! Samuel c Johns John Jacob
| Miss Martha A jackson Mrs Elizabeth knizeIy
Richard LamerSon Catharne Miller
George F Marye4 John McIntire
Martin Miley Solomon Netf'
I William e Overall 4 William Price
! Isaac Proctor Elijah Peer
Messrs Prkey 6 Brnker Joseph Ryman
Philip Rodeffer James Riddle
Isaac Rdenour Miss Ellen Shwetz
I Jacob Slime Jesse Stckley
Abraham Stricken Daniel sheetz
| Felix Thomas Eliza Trumbo
! II E Thomas Rev J T 1abler
Mary Winlle Mrs WeIcomode
Henry Wilkn Messrs A wager and Co
i UIPersons calling for letters in the above
list, will please say they are advertised.
! SAMUEL .RlNKER, P. NJ.
October z 1847 -5t-76
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4 Splendid assortment OF New and
Fashionable Goods.

Embracing every style and quality. They
would particularly invite the attention of the
ladies' to the unrivalleci selection of Dress and
Fancy Goods which they offer. In this de
partment it is their determination TO present
attractions to their fair friends which shall
not he surpassed i.i any essential particular.
And fo: gentlemen they have a most ample
supply of hne and substantial goods Also,
very description OF
Groceries, Medicines, Drugs, Hard
tcore, Queensaoase, Boots, Shoes, etc.
Great bargains will be sold at our establish
ment for cash, or to punctual dealers on six
months time--Country produce taken in ex>
change for goo,s At market prices
CLOVER s. GOLLODAY.
Oct 81, '47--v
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21

purchased very fine BUCK
ofthe COTsWOLD BREED
He is now on the farm Of the
senior partner (Martin +. Miley,|
where he car be seen at any time.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21

IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
~ Post Office at Woodstock On the first of
October, 1917; which if not taken out by the
first ofJanuary next, will be sent to the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21

lCpsoH)
~ which devoted otbe exhibition and t
PRINTED cALIc0Es.
Their o nearly
One TIL ousand Packages.
thing desirable in the FORE,iN
All wtice offered for sale
p18Da OBJ -pkAggsAggs.
and got owns
to founded
lin the hands buyr
ANDY of
e state, tina the value of this
cME ARTICLE
Is least twice the value of the
adj
o it
Oar
o the &
rim the
Rrewste he has
UNI firm
that
70 houses o hhe eongei 47-ys
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21
A HOUSE g. TWeLOTS

in said town, subject to the Widows do
as assigned to her by commissioners in
suit--and
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21
VALUABLE
e y 3 III III
FOR SALE.

z OFFER FOR SALE my tract of Land
II living on the Shenandoah river. two and 4,
haif fni'es below Port Republic. in the county
OF Rockingham. and containing abort
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-10-21
NGe 9Sar&sts.
Corrected Weekly.]

WINCHESTER, Oct. 10.
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inp1fiancs. and within the d.lanc, OF The gfra
maj inc from iurih t., south. IA badly acc,mm dated
a. I.snclrburp. Take example: letter Written Oh
alora.S evening. in Baltimore, reach Iy nchburg
ltite or 8 o'clock. On thursday evening. 1t cannoi
- answered by the return Nail. AMI the answer would
n be received in Baltimore sb1ner than Monday morn
mo nor Indeed before TUESDAY mbrnnu when the dan
IL line o packets ceases to nun, which will be II lev
weeks.
Nor Is our mail communication with the Snfihtest on
= better fuliug We received, n the cvcirutr OF the
ljh lust. the same hour the kichmutd aimos OF
the / laad the Kno willie I1buue nj The Sth with a
Iar,yra 1h from he latter copied lho lhr"rn,t. The
Tribune. fr Rchmo I'd, was despatched. presence
= uthwarily aud took the Nail Road 10 Charles,on ssd
,vnce the great mail To the horh and reached rs DIES
tinaiion y this circuous e. three DAYS sooner than
he package for this Office which came by the direct line
Tins fact be cited t. show the tendency of trade rs
well the mail to take that IurSr If no. counteaced
b hi. iniIt oseliotl To the sotthWe,t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

more 10 example. aud e.s pr,crpt; and the winning
oi us instead IT d4lars.lf 1t rra, seems he a
galie.--i''Wou command much greater pu,,oron Of
e'lhdence auL respect. and atifat norc members than
oiherwisr But ii Is greatly be iar,, such is mol the
stry oi me times That IS uisafpte and rather
Old fashiuned Time hen such a course 1,1s
thought I" BE- TIT trte b, the ruion of tie humble
rustic, and "a he 10. cihn, IN this day Of progressive
christianity, is rather sul gar. aud pos por man hav
lns nothing tn ur but his AYERS y is rrpard4d with
alsft a. nrc srlictra,ss .Ha the canvass ri ere
ltlm-s'rFirt bot ioso
The olly done" the lall sr:rc the carpctred aisle the
cushioned pew (aTranged according To- price rank and
dignly.) he golden csped, gilt lcai hymn 81 PRAYER
book tile full and melllIms notes of the nrpan aud
The S'snodic gestures and theatrical hny Of the pull
pits II better and N Accordance with the
sublime conceptions ul gen S and rfncmcnt Hence
is, the onuipocnt Legislature Of Nrnnia. a power
greater 1t would appear than that of the living God ia
oitener invoked f'r blessing Iud ,iug from The NUN
oerlfss and constant REPETITION ot priyG;s Ind petitions
with which 1t is bcs,t The E,u,ral Aso,ilti H. h
The Bapus' Churchur the cncctun is as perfect AS the
arm and the body -canadly ADMIT ne rich aud abnn.
danl harvest IN prospective. fot Issfis ii unmarried
SISTERS widows, dniards aud I'D bachelors and n,kS Il,
The eanering IT their effects. with that longing and ear
ncsncss. That pr5f.ae ara srrndtlrrft sn onLs to
the ds' llun oi his wealthy parent, and he the only
lrgllee. the all powerful arm Ut tn, liw would but
stretch ont the hand oi It's humble suppants
rather eIallzc, they would feel assured of rich har
vest OF bequ'S's aud eaaccs by giving in RETURN On
he'd OF lnbccillty AMI aiction-1irr cJ1trssiona pass
port 10 the realms ct bliss Doubtless there are many at
this time IN The mind eye al the petit unerS han hung
between time and ricrntv. by disease and extreme old
age and were 1t Ia The deprivation of helpless offspring
INDECENT relatives irlcnds would be taken without
the slightest tthunctlon oi Conscience or feeling Of
common sympathy for The desiituon it might create
Truth is eternal and Will stand out in bold relief and
justice Is immuiab!c. lndispile If special pleading and
the arts o s'phsry, may the PATRIOTISM aud wls,l I'M OF
the Legislature give toa slch petitions the proper con
'rnchmay all such ell sions be LAID on the tabfi 10
Sle'n the sleep of death AMI ohviop's wave roll over
them, leaving no vesiige belnl the bitter legacy
Il th' t'y Disappointment and modification the pc
tltluiers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20

MaJ J. ID. love, J. u Cocll. John Rain,s Mitchell
Henderson, NJ Jaudon. Rul' Kent, WIN. Il. Charlton.
JANE, NJ. Aiken
GILES COUNTY.
AIbcr, &. Ptndleton, John II. Bane. jacob pouhat.
"tUrs" ID. lloae. Rufus 4. French. " lam II CUR
don. Thomas Younger, Robert Farer. Edward john
St"n, CHARLES klng. Madison Allen. Nm. II. Hale.
Jants Adalr Nm. II Howe. James NJ Burnside, 70
sePh \. feek aud Mandlls Chapman
A1rtNArrN.
Richard X. Crallr. James Garland Robert J. Davis,
Francis Is Dea1e, il. Nm. I \anee,. Nm NJ Black
lord, Odcn Il. Ola, and Ro. II Glass
CAMPBELL COUNTY
Fdwara r. Withers. Bcrjornin 1uced, John Cary.
Matthew g. Nawhr, Dr X bert Smllh Richard
VI ryan, d. II. .Ghia n. Rob TT H. Wailhall. DR.
Robert T.. Nithers, jesse Burton, John b. Dabnty
Phillip PAYNE. Samuel Tardy. Richard Perkins Junior
Drwy { Norman, Joel Is. l.ctiwich, Nllsm A. Lee
BGrwcll Lee. Peter liunler Gerard Alexander Edwin
Page, John d. Alexander. John {. Murfcll and Dr. Y
T.. Alexander, J. NJ Speed. James Irvine CHRISTOPHER
Clarke. DR.. Robtrl Iemtnon. and Henry lls7ewdod.
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SSss1'' 60

Tho Wig. u Fri,sy. contains cous add, oual par
-tl.nars Of Mo battles. given by Nj Kendall.
Our loss fall. sh n Il eleven hundred nut a. UT If Az
thousand, Which was ali The force enesged The ar,
tea gaveTn Dissatisfaction 10 he rfny--Geurs,
Santa Anna lays all HE blame on Valencia aud has u,
drfcd him obc shot whoever ind. A Coul, Martial.
Of which Col. Garland was Prcsceni VAS eapsv-l a
trying Riley ard his dcs,t'ers, fatrn prissasrs MI.
Kendall is uncertain whether, ho nia,s,ics 1.-THE w.<k
81 Gen Scott oi Of Mr. 1si The Mexira an isss in NIL
I'd, wounded and prisoners. exceeds sis fhtu.sH !.
Nothing definite Vas known a late Al a9th un of q:
p''snss uisdo in Tie negotiations f.r peace
Santa Anna, as usual. has published manifesto. IL
which he does mol disguise ,ha oi lhs ,eiea, Id
has su'lthed. Gun. Seott /, seems, made the propss
ftr arhA'icc
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III DIV. J. HILLS.

ARGE saI of Dry Gooas Clocks Fancy Gasd
4 &c. at anchor will sell in from, Of my ficc
o. Monday mornlt.. Sept 10Th. commencing al 81 -
clock rfec's,ly fsrge ard eenerh ASSORTMENT u DR.,
o"ds. consisting "a part. VII.
1000 yards Cairo styles.
tashn ees and Mnuslln de l.snos,
Black and hroWh Dnmesllcs,
Chths. Casalmrres and N.stinyx
keniuck, aid Glasrow Jeans,
Bed lickngs.
lla.s and CAPS.
do1 Venetian Blinds
ID du1 Bed Cord
~ don Plough Lin =.
I, nest " odd Ware,
Looking Glasses and Curry Combs.
Il day brass Clocks.
Mattresses aud Couches.
Bact ard Fancy phd A,psccss and various Other
Gouds Too numerous meution. a ii vhic will be suld
wlthon, limit W. j. WILLIS,
Sept 2O-lt Auctuneef.
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efC SEMfEk TYRANNIS.

Pennsylvania mproren'eats.-lhc revenue tins year
On the Pcnn~y wanna canals and railroads. show an IN
ere So otS36i.l1l. The Philadelphia Bulletin says il
is estimated that The tolls this year will exceed 81 800
OOOan increase OF thin, three and third per cent
6npatei with 1916 And yet IN the face Of affrs sa
gratifying. our State securities II eng at twenty
rar"r per cent mellow their par value.
Zee Iraic-D ring I'll, lae III nth of August 1870
IONS Of ice export d h m Boston, IN ,sily cIastwsr
NV England ice isnow tb, f,u III in cvery warm elm
ot th' 9lbr Iced champ gne is comm IN in Calcutta
Madras, Bombay, Mnla and Canton. One house III
. ston sen''lol carg"-s |, Nsiath' past var 4 Bos
ton bay has met Plris IN open mint jpIrp s,aon
There SAID to be none at prssea either IN gland OF
France.
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s.lvU,S s ,BS.lp.3Rif,r.3

The health Of the human system depends almost
upon the state oi the blood II the WALKING fund hch per.
'ades every tissue every membrane fibre, flame IT. gland
ether organ p'imay subsidiary the blood be charged
with the element Of dsescs, sickness be t
and until the cause Of dis existing in the bood
radoated, pcrdahsht relief be expectgd here
that the powerful alth restoring properties Of Sands Saa
parilla manifested its searching operation reaches the
causes Of disease and the performs therefore rad
ical and thorough Its potential virtues aestc ~ tho
sands III rheun attic and scofous patients and by al who
have taken this preparation for diseases Of the skin
once arrests the internal arrangement and oradcacs
ward evidences o disease.
Price ~ re" bottle, Six bottle. for five dollars
Prepared and sold BY A. b. X D. Sands, Druggists, ION
Fulton street, NY
Sold also by David r. Lyman, I.snehburg, and by drug
gists senerallS thr6Gghou The United States.
Sept. 20-lt
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Sugar, coffee. Motnsscs. Ac.,

.iT .3LCf1O.E
nN Tuesday the DIST lust nj o'clock ut the Cas
y tom HOUSE. We Will sell ti,o eapo "a NE briy fn
voy, irun Ma'an1as say
~ hNds Sugar, part pIimo quality.
Alter the aDoVo Gale we Will sell al oar store,
255 hhds n .. aud =. Reo Sugar ltou, hlf Il
primo quality,
So boxes Havana Sugar
2l0 barrel. ~ o. Moasses.
10 boxes double refined Sugar,
10 barrels crushed and powdered 80
10 do clarified do
So hhds Bacon. sides aud shoulders
$50 barrels ructlhed W hskey,
80 bag, lag. ltlo and Maracabo Coffee
Lamp on Soap, hdigo. Wines. Dnnd,os, &s. &c.
The above sale Will take place without regard 10
weather.
Terms Under 500 cash oyerih amount months
crcd', FOL approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP, MONCtRE s. Co,
.lueiioneu,
Richmond, sept 20-lt
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BEWARE OF toI1NTFRFrTrS

We We're shown Yesterday, by Mr. Cook, of Tie Far
mers Bank, an Eight Dollar Counterfeit note, purport
ng'o hc an Issue o the Bank Of Charleston Sluih Caro-
Ina, The note bore date January 10, 1898 No Al A.
&. Rosa. Ca,r'er. and a w. Conner President
Us this, and another of the desc ption had been
presented al tie Bank for deposit, Is harura to NJ
that there are more Of them amonr, Ms We am thu
public therefore, against receiving any note Of the de
nomination II Egh Dollars said Bank OF Charleston
tr have been norne, that no such notes are issued
by that Bank.-Rtch. Rep.
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iiNCHBUEG MARKET.
t"frestdtpr the ,recl snd,ng i'aday scPt Il, 1871.
By Mcdaniel A. lcc

LlaistiN and [ n,n,ui.xinn lcIrhi,ih

ny McDmhtrl ~ Lee.
f'ritt's and commission Merchants.
itbdcco- I.ugs--con mon 81 - H. ~ 10 Good !
80 s. 5o;Leai-common 81 10 sigmd 81 h. s. 80
Fine siprings, ID II a.; Manut'ettrit good. 5, .,
"0 W; fnes7 W 10 II %, Stem. .-comn.on 81 IN
81 81
it9f VT, iiGl-si. asked. At which occa.ioua
sales are made, VI However 10 the clsa Il the wuek
ly offered
Uheot Red 80 cents White 81 cents
fforts' ns-Bacon, sales "a 10 8. cents. Boot. y
to 81 onls. t.in M,a So 10 TO cents
t'ran-t orn 50 To IS c.uts; Oats. 25,oN
cenis.
Sh-Searec; sales 81 81 to s. tpcr sack
iferhP-No sales We hear oi above 1 cents II IL in
demand, aud observe considerable advance IN other
markets
Uhishty-3o 10 81 cents per gallon
Hooi CoShmsn ~ cts; good 10 fine - 10 IS etc.
Uooi Roih from wagons 30. oehG rom s,ote
81.
cd,ton iarn,-Saes 10 cents average nonbcr
1fto,r-No sales
h'@"dp-Afple, As Gents per gallon, Peach mono d
iering
Lnscca OH Sales a, 81! cents article doh.
Ban Iron Ss5 10 $50 90 per ion
Bmfe'-A very l,gh, stock alia prime Btuct muah
wanted.
Lard Sales III q cents
Co""fy imens-'low IN IL l5 s,hs Wax IL
cents
Feathers al e cts with sofins li,,ls demand
Beesrnr-Salcs - Goats
fhr Sced- No sales during the week
Ginseng Occasional Gales 30 cents
Sugars New Orleans 3 to . cents Porto Rico 9 10
To cents, Clarified III cents. Loaf | l. Is cen,s
CoNee-Rio q ,o9i cents; lagulra s 10 10 Java Il
o, IA; Mocha %.
.holasses-West India IS to 40 cts per gallon \
q, r. 10 80 cents
Paistd-l'Hhp, n 90 yer ton; Gfound-Looss S,5
a in barrels 1000 per ton
1'p $50 rcf Dbl
r'M-,lIy1ii"ss, No. l. $3.50 10 500 MAcAyrc,
No, ), s.; No ,, SO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-20
: & w. LITERARY MESSENGER

The September No. I, this periodical is before us II
contains lis QUOTA Of Campbell, History of Virginia. aud
several articles, more gcrnane 10 ssaznc ut cJnsld
'orlble nt,rest-We allude thd t~iliuues upon
.Sbrnes Waterloo Campaign-the Administrations u
Washington aud tie elder Adams. aud the suppressed
hrrt ny II J ,i,n Adams Administration. The address
ri Wr "A. Macl-rand at William and Ntrn UPON
HE mHrlance OF literary class in s ltiey IL al able
aud Interesting Production