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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-30

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of Page
County Court. on Monday the 9th day OF
September, 1877; Absalom Nauman, Sans
uel Nauman, g Gideon Nauman. an infant
under the age of twenty one years. suelng
bv his next friends Ahsalom Nauman ano
Samuel Nauman, complainants against Da
''yid Norman in his own right aud as execu-
tor of John C Norman, deceased. George
Kite. John Sgler, Christian Norman. Eliza
beth Norman, Benjamin Foltz and Eve his
wife, Peter Dovel and Mary his wife, who
. is named in the will as formerly the wife OF
James Housden. John. Sifert and Catharine
his wife, and Barbara Hanback,, defendants
IN cHANcERT. :,
TENHE defendants, Christian Norman, Eli
Il zabeth Norman, Benjamin Foltz and
Eve his wife, John sfert and, Cathsrine, his
wife, and Barbara Hanback,, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security accor-
ding to the act of assembly, and the rules OF
this court; and it appearing Py satisfactory
evidence that they are not INHABITANTS OF this
State-On motion Of the comRlalnants, by
their counsel 1t is ordered Thas they do ap-
pear on the fourth Monday i'll November ne KIT
before the Justices of our said court, at the
court house, and enter their appearance, and
answer the complainants' BILL and give secu
ri1y for performing the decree OF the court
and that COPY of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in Wood
stock for two months successfully, and posted
At the front ioo1 of the court house of the
said county of Page.
Sept 16 VIC LAUCK, &C
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LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEM
SELVES

Mr.. Seth w. Fowle:
Dear Sir,-I am happy to sign my name to
the following certificate, hoping that others
may receive benefit from the same invaluable
medicine:
OXFORD Co., Me- Nov. IL, lS45
This may certify that in August of this
present year, was taken with bleeding at the
tlungs, and had In all seventeen different spells,
bleeding on an average from half glass 10
half pint at time. applied to one of the
most skillful physicians in the county, and re-
ceived but partial relief during his attendance.
| was at this time. suffering with severe
cough, splitting Of blood, sc. tried various
remedies but all without success, until, by the
advice of my friends, | tried DR.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. and to my great re-
lief, in three days time my cough was so
loosened that raised with perfect ease, the
pain and soreness having been entirely remov
ed from my stomach and lungs. lam now ia
king my second bottle, and my health is rap
idly improving. have since ridden thirty
five miles by stage, and attended to the pur-
chasing of a stock of goods, with Very little
Inconvenience. Signed,
ZEBULON CLAIBORNE, Jr. Oxford Me.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale by DR.. ScImitt, Woodstock, Va.
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ONCE MORE IN MARKET,
WITH A WHOLE CARGO OF
NEW GOODS.

HELLER g BROTHER hav the Plea
Il Il sure of announcing to their numerous
friends, that they have just received from
Philadelphia and Baltimore. at their stores at
TOMS Brook and Saumvire, large and
splendid assortment of FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS. Their supplies embrace all
the various articles of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Stationery, etc. to be
found in country stores, and which it is deem
ed unnecessary to particularse
They would respectfully say to the pub
lie, that every inducement will be offered to
purchasers in the way of bargans--and they
feel assured that the quality and styles Of the
goods will give general satisfaction Ladies
and Gentlemen, give them call.
Thankful for past encouragement they can
give assurance that their exertions to please
shall not be relaxed 1SeDt. 80. AZ.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-30

The Corn Crop. We have con.
versed with farmers and other gentle-
men Of intelligence, from several of,he
Southern and Western States, who
unite in the belief that the corn crop
about to be harvested, Will YIELD sur
plus, over he last years, and above
all that will probably be demanded for
England, Of at least million Of bush
els.
One of our correspondents who al
ways planted largely, has, the present
season, in expectation ola great de-
mand from England, quadrupled his
crop. Another, cotton grower, in
forms US that he hassnow his whole
plantation in corI!-- PHILADELPHIA
Courier
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
County Court Of Page county. on Monday
the 9th day of September. ls4.:; David c
Coffman and Isaac Ruftner and Mary his
wife, compliments dgnlnst Susan Cotiman'
William Grayson and Catharne his wife,
William Wright. Elizabeth Wright. Mary
Wright Joseph Wright and James Wright,
infant children of the said William Wright
and Anna his wife, now deceased. Benjamin
F Grayson. David C Grayson. Virginia &
Grayson and Elizabeth Nj Grsvson. infant
children of the said Benjamin and Eliza.
beth, now deceased. defendants-IN cay.
FENHE defendants, William Wright, Eliza
Il beth Wright, Joseph Wright and James
Wright, not having entered HEN appearance.
and given security, according to the act OF
assembly and the rules of this court; and 1t
appearing by satisfactory. evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this St.-te-On motion
of the compliments, by their counsel. II IS
ordered, That they do appear here on the
fourth Monday in November next, and enter
their appearance and answer the complain
ants bill, and give security for performing
the decree of the court and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Woodstock, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the court house OF the said county OF
Page. A copy-Teste, 4
septl6 " c LAUCK,
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BUREAUS, TABLES, SAFES,
G,aD 3D5aADs9 JE2aassgas9

TEyHE undersigned would announce TO the
Il public. that he is prepared to manufac-
tare, a. the shortest notice, Bureaus, Fables
Cuoboartls Presses, Safes, Stands. Bedsteats
and every other article in the cabinet line, of
every quality and ir such style as may be de.
sired. Young married persons can be fur>
nished with sets of furniture upon. the most
reasonable terms. The work in all cases TO
be executed in the most durable style.
0TCoffins made to order in the best style
and upon rearonable terms, a
He would also state, for the i,fol nation Of
his numerous female friends. that he continues
to manufacture the Washing Machine. 50 ap
proprately called the Ladies Delights, He
has sold about 90 of these machines during
the past year, and they have gwen gen
eral satisfaction. 1t is unnecessary to say any
thing more about them, Try them.
Ali kinds of grain will be taken in exchange
for work at market prices.
He returns, his thanks for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received. and will en-
deavor to merit continuance Of the same.
His shop is nearly opposite MIR. Welsh's
tavern. WILLIAM T. STEWART.
August 26
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A CAR D..

TNvHE n subscriber, late of the firm
Il of HOOE g POWELL, having taken
Trwin's Warehouse adjoining the Custom
House. will be pleased to receive consignments
of Flour and Produce generally. on commits
sion. Also Leather and Wool, all of which
[ will make liberal advances on, and pledge
myself to effect the best sale that is possible.
will keep on hand a supply of FAMILY
GROCERIES alt of which will, be furnished
on the best terms, will execute eTders for
the purchase of any article that may be want
ed on the most advantageous terms :. :,
DANIEL F. HOOE.
Refer to VIM. /. Powell &. Son. John C.
Powell, VIM. Fowle & Sons. Lambert 8. Nc
Kenzes Mcveigh, Bro & Co.
Sent 1-SuS
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THE NEW WORLD.
NEW SERIES.
PARK BENJAMIN, EDITOR.
TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCE.

ON SATURDAY, THE SECOND OF OCTOBER,
VIII be issued, Oh very large and elegant
tono sheet, ai.d Oh the plan of "I'he New
Word,' ioimerly published in this city, a
weekly hleraiy newspaper, with the ABOVE
ute.
1t will contain the new and popular pro
ducuons OF ali the best authors, home and
foreign, including Buiwer, Dickens, James,
Leigh Hunt, Jerroid, Thackeray, Herbert.
Bryant, Longteiiow, Irving, Prescott, Sue,
Dumas, George Sand, and hosts of other eel
eUratcu WRITER'S
1t VIII al-o present weekly extracts from
new books, magazines, and newspapers OF all
Kinds OF the most interesting and amusing
description.
The oid New World" was SO well known,
that 1t IS not requls,,e to enter INTO amy labor
ed description OF the ne1 New World; since
the latter Will Dc exactly like TIE former, ex-
cept SO tar AS II may be improved
1t Will be embelllsned from time to time
with elegant and costly engrAvings.
In consequence OF the great economy which
has been introduced INTO the art of printing
and paper-maklns, the propretors are ena
bled TO offer the new paper at the low price
Of
TWO DOLLARS YEAR
The proprletors are making extensive ar
ENGAGEMENTS IN advance, to make "Ihe
New Void" the most uEeXce plonaDie and
agreenoie
FAMILY NEWSPAPER
published in the Union
They mean also that it shall be original as
well as eAceilent' and they are accordingly
prepared to make, and will make liberal ar
engagements with authors As an earnest of
THIS, they announce to commence with the
the first number
ANEW ROMANCE,
written expressly for the New World, by
FRANK FonEsrkR. (H. w. Herbert Esq
author of the Warwick Woodlands" My
Shooting Box" &c. sc. Also a series Of
ORIGINAL LEGENDS.
by EDMUND FLAeG. ESQ.,. author OF 'Lucre
triee," sc. sc.
For the purpose of facilitating the farma
ton of CLuBs,we offer the following. (for par
money, postpaid, in advance
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
Three copies of the New World one year
or one copy for three years., s. OF
Seven copies of the New World one
year, wy w
Twelve % w
Seventeen @ 20 OF
Address, ROSS WILKINSON, Pub
Usher. III Nassau street, New York:
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GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &C,

AkTHE undersigned have onhand us follows:
= IL Hks;,P. II. & NJ o. Sugar
10 do : o. and Mas. Molasses 10 bbls.
N. o do
! HID. Boston Syrup. 100 bags Rio Coffee
~ bags Old Java do /; 10 White La do
oooo i.fs English, Stewart & Welsey & w.
If Sugar Ia
10 Halt cnests G.P., Imperial and Black
Tea 81
. y Boxes No. l, cased Cheese 2 casks
RICE "a .,..ut
~ Box. Sperm, Adamantine g Mould Can.
6les;s 4. 81.
~ Coils Rope from 1-a 10 IA inches
Box. Rossin Soap; 10 do assorted Cam
=. dies { i
20 do and half do Rasins; 100 kegs assert,
2oBags Baltimore shot;ssoo lbs. Bar do
A. Blister, f. Blister, Cast and Shear
Grain. GraFs ard Dutch aseythes, strop l.
ron, by 9. 8 by 10, 10 BY 1a, and 10 by is
Window Glass, Round and Square Iron,
straight and twisted Link, Trace and Halter
eha'hs. Spirits TArpensine, FIaxseed, Sperm
and Fish Oils. Crackers. E. Salts, Pepper,
space. Lampblack, and general assortment
OF Dye Stuffs, Boots, Shoes, Fur, Brush, Leg;
hor''' and Chip Hats, with general stock Of
every article in their line. All of which will
be Sold low for cash or in exchange for ceu-s.
try produee. ~. WOOD & DANNEY.
Depot Winchester May S.
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TO POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS.
III LIBER.aL OFEER

Any person procuring TEN SUBSCRIBERS for
the Receipt Book. and sending ONE DOL
LAR. free OF postage, shall receive eleven
copies. mailed as he NAV direct.
nrAGENTs WANTED to- sell n ew and
popular works. All letters must be post
paid and addressed to
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
l2e Nassau street, New York.
o-rNewspape,s eopying the above (includng
this motto e) and giving It two or, three nser-
tons, s hall receive four copies Of the Receipt
Book: 1 Send only one copy Of each paper.
marked. Sept so
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nA4eIaSDERA SH1lONSa
Z. HATS! i

YuNHE subscribers announce to the public.
Il that they have Just flushed and have
for sale, a large assortment o. kEAv Elk, !.
MOL.E-SKIN AND NUIitiA HATS, OF
the latest styles, and em5rsc'ng every variety ,
of qualit, and price They are made OF me !,
hes. materials and in the most substantial
manner. They will be, soldas cheap as they
car be purchased elsewhere. either tor cash
or country produce. i'm ~
o1rcall at the. sign of the Big Hat, lew
doors north Of Welsll's Hotel, and nearly OPP
nosite the Sentinel Office. .,.,x
KEFFER & CLlNEDlNST.
Woodstock, Sept l6, al.
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TWO OUT LOTS,

near said town, one containing TWELVE &
A HALF ACRES. more or less, and the
other SEVEN AND A HALF, more or less,
upon the following terms One-thir(, in TWEEN
tv DAYS, one-third in nine months, and the
other third in eighteen months from the day OF
sale; the purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds with good security for the purchase
money. which is to bear interest from the day
of sale, and the commissioner to retain the
title until the said purchase money shall have
been paid MARK Bird
Sept Is, AZ. Commissioner
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Died,

At the residence Of her son, near New Mar
ket, in this county. on the Goth inst, after en-
during The most intense sufferings, MRs. RA-
cHEL SUMMERS, relict Of the late Matthias
Summers, aged about 6S years.-Mrs. 5. was
universally respected, was worthy member
Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, and
seemed resigned to. the win Of her Heavenly
Father. On Monday morning her remains
were followed to the grave by an unusually
large number of friends.
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/. @. @. r..

MUTUAL LODGE, I. Q. Q. F., vill
" have public procession, in Strasbgqrg,,
Shenandoah county, o., Friday the 9Th dey Of
nerl October. A suitable address will be de-
livered by member of the order Brethren
Of neighboring Lodges, and transient brethren
in regular standing, are respectfully invited to
be present on the occasion, and participate IN
the ceremonies Of the day. Amplea preparations
will be made for the accommodation OF all
brethren from a distance.
JOHN PIRKEY,
p. A. MACHIR,
:e JAS. L. MILLER,
y Sept. IS. Com. Of arrangements
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Take Due Notice Thereof

HAVING disposed of my entire stock of
IL Goods 20 Messrs William Golloday and
Joseph H. Clover, 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 soon as prsc>
ticable Take due notice thereof and govern
yourselves accordingly.
Sept 80, AZ SAMUEL RENkER
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CANCERS cuRED !!

VENHE. subscriber, living near Highland
u Court House, Va, would state to the
public, that he. has been very successful in cur.
ring orremovng cancers. Those who are
thus afflicted are invited to call on him. By
his mode. of treatment, cancers OF moderate
size are taken out or EXTRACTED in nine or
twelve days from the application of his med
icnes Charges moderate Letters prompt
iy replied to. ]. T. TABLER.
iuuust "a ,d- vatpAs
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Commissioners Sale.

nURSU ANT to a decree of the county
i court, Of Shenandoah. pronounced on
the 14th day of September, 1s47. in chan
Gerry suit therein pending between John Clo-
wer and Samuel Few, plaintiffs against Philip
Miller's administrators and others, defendants,
shall, on F, iday the S0th day Of This month,
(septemoer, uponths premises, proceed e."
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, he
Real Estate of which Philip Miller died $ zed
and possessed. in 4 near the town of We 3D.
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A Book for Every Family.
.RICE ONLY 124 CENrs-ELEvEN

DRICE ONLY 124 CENTS-ELEVEN
IL copies sent to one address for ONE
DOLLAR.
The following work is now ready. and can
be mailed to any part of the United States for
9 or cents postage.
Sears NEW F.3MILY RECEIPT
BOOK, containing the most Valuable Receipts
for the various Branches of Cookery, selected
from the best authorities: together with MI
merous approved Receipts for Brewing. Pre-
serving Fruits, and making pickles, Cordia's,
Jellies, etc. With an Appendix, containing
variety of Receipts and directions used in
families.
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orNOTYrE 1'O PURCHaSERS ID

0FNOIICE ~ PURCHASERS. %
QrLetters enclosing remttances must be post
paid in fill. The silver change for only
single copy may be thus RENTED. enveloped
in sheet of paper. so that 1t will not slip out
and so that it will be sdbject to only single
postage.
o1All orders should specify distinctly the
Town, County and State, where the Work is
to be forwarded.
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WALTER g. CO.,
Flour & General Produce
Commission MERCHANTS.
Wars House on the Rail Road Track,
No. % South Howard Street,
BALTIMORE.

4 lBERAL ADVANCES made on consgn-
-EA men,s Refer to
}, Iandstreet 8, Son,
W g l.. Wyman,
Siingiut' 8 Devries, ip.,..o
Tru'n Cros; Esq. Cash'r.
And any other respectable
House in the city.
f. NJ Brent Esq. Cashier, Winches-
Jos. II Sherrard. Esq. Cashier,S ter.
And the Merchants and Farmers of the Val
ley generally.
Baltimore, July %, l847-6m =,
G-TRockngham Register and Staunton Spec,
tor Wi! insert ON and send one paper to
advertisers. ~
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A HOUSE g. TWO LOTS

in said town. subjectto'the WILLOWS oW
as assigned to her by commissioners Iii sa'1
s,,it-and
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(LATE LEE & JU.DsON)

JUDsON)
spacous
~ of which devoted to the exhibition and the of
PRINTED CAl1C0ES.
Their stock consists
I'll and Packages,
anIeo
thing desrab il the ine and
bv
"a 21Aga OR I2AGIzA95so 81. ~
O founde . i. n
in
in the hands ~ -
of
when we state, the ~ 81
ONE ARTICLE sIa
sfactt
divided of articles are devoted wholly to will render the
t aIlssaop o
Lord late orr
resumed busns um. under the
firm
ohmses wlic hheb eonged
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Fatal Rencontre. We have learned,
20 our deep sorrow, that our worthy
aidsestimable friend, John W. Elliott
of'Clarke Co., was killed on Sunday
last, 10 fencdn,te with John j. John
son'of Warfed. We kno,o nothing Of
The circumstances which led TO This un>
happy MEETING Mn. 'Nrginian. :
Sad Occurrenee.-We understand
that as MIR. -Murry of Hardy county
was attempting to cross Hog Creek on
Friday last, with his wagon and team
of SIX horses, FIVE of them were
drowned, the driver, with the saddle
horse, narrowly escaping with bis life.
-Ib.
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are hanpy to announce that they recently
purchased very fine BUCK
of,he COrSWOLD BREED CTNA
He is now on the farm of the FNSx8
senior partner Martin F. Miley,) zX~Ms
where he car be seen at any time. asss.ss@==-=s
That the public may have some idea OF the
s,iperioritv of the Cotswold over the Sheep
known in this county, they will state tina;
some Of the most indifferent OF those RAISED.
nv ". Ware were butchered in Washington.
last spring, BY Mr. Otterback. which weighed
as follows: Two wears old. 229, 227, &c; one
wear old, 1885, 1S9, sc.
Those who may wish to improve their stock
can do it ON the following terms-For ever.
lamb. 81 50, OF every third lamb, as ndivld.
oals may prefer. For further particulars call
mon the subscribers. about four miles west
of Woodstock. Mll-EY hhoDHo-
The following receipt will speak for itself:
Received, August 5, 1047. OF Mr.. Martin +
NiIey. Of Shenandoah county, the sum OF one
hundred dollars, for his choice of my Young
bucks one year old the spring OF lo47--
weighing at that time l think 800 lbs. to the
best of nv recollection, having weighed him
then with care he is high and pure bred OF
the Cotswold Creed-bred by me-his sire
was raised by me, and his parents were I'M
ported-his dam was also imported
JOSIAH WIN. WARE
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DIR: 6. COLDER;

LATE OF BALTIMORE CO. MD.

 Office in Etiinburg, neal; the Wash
Y ington House, respectfully offers
@ his professional services to the
81 PUBLIC.
Xpgust1 SIN pd
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NOTICE-A petition, will be presented
~ to the next Legislature to pass en- act
establishing an election precinct At jacobs
School House, in the county Of Shenandoah.
Aug Sm Ia
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Put .l,eay your Small Sheep. and Make va
FOR THE
UNTsWWHDe
Sept 16

SINCERELY desiropsof introducing am
- ong the farmers of Shenandoah county a
stock of Sheep, in every respect superior TO
the present Indifferent race, the subscribers
ore hanny to announce that they recently
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ELoBEs FOR LAMPS, just received
NJ and for sale low by
Sept so. ] G SCMlTT.
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TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.

The proprietors are makiAg extensive ar
rangem IN advance, to make "lhe
New Void" the most uHeXcepuonabie and
agreeable
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-05-19
> A Reminiscence.

Could we be surprised at anything now days
It would be the facility with which some of our
whig, friends changetheir position, whenever they
see any prospect thereby of furthering their party
ends. Before it was believed that Old Rough
and Rendy' was a whig some of his present
jealous whig friends did not hesitate to speak oi
the war worn patriot in terms no little disparag-
ing. See. for example, what the Beaver (Pa.)
Argus said of him on. the. 9th May last. soon
after the memorable battles Of Palo, Alto and Re,
SEGA de Ia Palma: ys g y. .frcG -aiae go! Big. sf
Il He [General ;TaylorI is also the man who re-
commended the CUBA BLOOD HOUNDS, THAT were
put upon the trails of the Indians and which
brought the Loco Foco party into such bad re-
pute He is, undoubtedly a brave man, but is
thought to be not well qualified for the duties and
responsibilities that rest upon him as commander
Of the Army Of Occupation, sdl as nj g4a1,q
Thus spoke the federal editor Eofr the Argus IN
Nav last = Since then, however, azchange has
come over the spirit of his dream. rGen aTayiof,
it has been whispered, is aatotigt' This yaasor
covers nautthdc-of sins. So far from his being
nov thought ."a,ot sceU qualified for The duties
and resp0asibilities that rest upon him as COM
mdBaer Of the EArpay of Oeeupatiqa, he has sud
denly become a ,narvelgously proper man for, the
first office within the gift ofthe American gpee-
pie !s.,s Not one year ago he was 7ridiculed for
ha wing recommended the employment of Blood
Hounds in the Florida war;. which, we are told,
drought the Loco Foco party into such bad re-
a0gig, the mantle of oblivion is suddenly thrown
over all Of these once formidable objections of
VIII iggery, and now there is no such 1pap TOR the
Presidency :, as Gen, Taylonl Well may the old
Hero exclaim, save, me from such friends J. Fls Il
is manifest they, care nothing for him, but merely
wish to use him as "a. tool, with which to ACCOM-
DIish the base ends of party Lync16uyg Rep.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-05-19

+ John. Excellent company Natives; who
their landlords the Rynders Of thescustoais, and
the ofat Of the loco party Well, il that ain't a
dose for weak stomach, should slikesto learn
what isl IF thought there was dropEof that
indifferent complacency that lolerates the idea ol
an association with such materials in me- d would
step into Chumar's, buy double dose Of EPSON,
and purge il ont i I don't think ever under
stood you before neighbor T. You 8 stoop to con-
quer II & suppose. Good rnofnifsy. sp ss8t