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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-02
GREAT BARGAINS !

vENfIE subscribers having just returned from
Il the North. are receiving g. opening fine
assortment of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
QUEENSWARE,H HARDWARE DRUGS,
PAINTS, &C.
GOODS FOR THE cEN1I.EMEN. such
AS Cloths: Rack, Blue black, Brown. Olive,
Green Invisible, with Casimeres, Tweeds.
Sasinets, L.insv, Jeanes, Kersey, and vestings
If various kinds.
FOR TIE LADIES: Cashmeres, Cashme-
retts. Nous de Lanes, Alowel Piaids, Alpacas
figured and plain Of various colors, Silks.
Prints of English and Anne rican manufacture
# the newest styles, Shawls. Hose, Gloves,
Nlts. Gymp. Fringes, Lace, Edging. Buttons
of all kinks, Artificial Flowers. Wreaths.
Bonnet Caps. Bonnets, &c, Swiss Muslins,
Book do plain and figured, Bobinets plaid,
and figured Brown Mouslns 7-8, Sd, and
4. Bi-ached do 7,8, s 1 and Al, Canbricss
London 1.ongcioth, Reached Drlingss
Brown do Canton Fannels, SC.
Also, fine lot Of HATS of various prices,
and large lot of fine CAPS, Of the lates,
styles, such rs Buenavista cloth. Scott do.
fay Tor 60, ralo Alto, Watson, SC, with
large lot OF glazed and velvet Tor mel. ana
bows.
SHOES and BOOTS, coarse and fne, fos
Wen, Women and children, all Of which
have been selected with great, care. and pur,
chs.rI f5rc.sh at the lowest rates, and will
oe sold cheap for cash, or Oh time to punetu.
Al customers.
Short profits and quick sales be our motto
Feeling thankful for past favors we hope,
by hnremltted attention and disposition IA
please, to merit continuance Of the same
KERN s. RODEFFEK
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ANXIOUS.
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the clerks Office Of the co,n
ty court for the county of Page on Monday
the first day of November. 1847: Andre "
Pitman and Maria Louisa his wife. Gibson
N. Roy and Mary Ann his wife. William C
Overall, Julia A. Overall and Jane A. II
Overall. compliments .nst Isaac H. Ov-
erall. James l.. .Iollffe and Ann p. his wife,
and James II. Carson. tefehdants-rx cH'r
VIE deft. James l. Jollii!e. not having
Il entered his appearance and giving sec,
rity. according to the act Of Assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence that he is not All inhabi.
tant OF this State-On motion Of the COM
claimants by their counsel. is ordered, That
lie do appear here on she first Monday in
January ne.t. and enter his appearance and
answer the conp.~intan's' bill. and give sccu
ri,y for performing the decree Of the court:
and tina, copy Of this order he forthwith in
serted in some newspaper puhiishet in Wood
stock. tor two months successfully. and pos
ted at the front door Of the court house in the
said county Of Page
A copy-feste.
Nov. 1i-8, WM. c. tAUCk, c c
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Married.,

On Thursday the 18Th ult. by Rev
james Sanks, DR.. GEORGE w. RUST
of Luray, 10 MISS MAHALA WooD,
of Cedar Point, Page comfy.
On the 11'h ut. by Rev. Samuel
Zrhring, Mr.. WESLEY HALrERMAN,
of Hardy county, TO MISS SARAH
LlNDAMooD, Of this county.
On the 18th n|t. by Rev. VIM. Lu'z,
MR. JACOB Lucas, TO Miss MARY
MfEKs,-bo'h Of ttlis county.
n the 18th ult. BY Rev. Mr.. Jen-
nings, Mr.. OBADIAH FUNK, Of Sfras-
burg, TO MISS MARY SUSAN, daughter
of Mr.. Andrew Hoffman, dec'd., for
merly ofihat place.
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NEW GOOnS,

Market Space, opposite the Market House.
THNHE subscriber would inform the public
Il that he has received his Fall and Win
ter supply of Goods. which has been selected
will. care, and purchased on the best terms
His stock consists of very general assert
ment Of Staple DRY Goods. Groceries, Queens
ware, China and Glass Ware. A large as
sortmeh, of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
all Of which he will sell at the lowest possible
prices for cash, or country produce
The subscriber would wish it distinctly I'M
,lerstood that he does cash or barterag bus
mess. And that il is lis intent on to dispense
with the credit system altogether being fills
convinced that sho,t profits and q,ach feitirn;
will resul. alike to the interest ofhimself and
those who deal with him. lie most cordial,
solicits call from his old customers and ths
public generally. SAMUEL WALKER.
WINCHESTER October 20,
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OBITUARY..

Died. Oh Friday morning the 18th ult. at
the residence of her son. Wright Gatewood
Esq, MRS. SARAH LAKEWOOD, late Of
Page county, in the-79th year Of her age.
The deceased, for some length of time, in-
mediately previous to her death, had been la
boring under a chronic affection; but on the
! morning OF the | lth ult, whilst sitting at the
breakfast table, she was suddenly and violently
attacked With acute pains (which continued I'M
abated till death put an end To her sufferings.
and the spirit etAancipaed from its house Of
clay entered upoa its new and untried state Of
beIng.-Io those VIII" were in daily inter
course with the deceased. it was very dscerna
bic that she considered the time of her sojourn
ON earth as short, and that the hour of her de-
parture was near al hand. A numerous circle
/ OF relatives aid friends warmly attached to her
whilst living. are now left TO mourn her de-
parsure; but truly may it be- said, '.their loss
is her gain" Early in life she consecra;ed
herself 10 God, and united with the Baptist
Church, OF which she was an ornament and
an exempfar worthy Of imita,ion-.'a living
ep;s,le read of all men," as a mother. friend
gnt Christian she was more than worthy of ell
our COMMUNICATION. Whilst, like Martha. to
the day Of her death, she uas actively engaged
in the duties Of life. with Mary she sat at the
feet Of -Jesns. and by faith fed upon the hidden
mamma, aud drank Of the spiritual rock-un-
der the most intense pain no murmur escaped
! her lips, for hers was spirit resigned, sub
missive. meek. In reference to her life and
death. most appropriately may be applied the
language CT the Psalmst, "Mark the perfect
man. and behold the upright; fer the end of lha,
man is peace" She ''has gone to the grave
in full age. like as shock Of corn cometh
in, in his season."
Her many ac,s of kindness and deeds Of
charity-her upright walk and conversation.
claim indeed the tribute Of our tears, when VI
| remember that she is gone; but we mourn no,
as those who sorrow without hope. We
| thank God that he has opened up through
! the darkness and gloom Of the grave, through
the Lord Jesus Christ, highway for his
| saints. and by faith and hope We live in antici-
patton Of day when in that happy far off land
we shall meet again cur aged friend. where the
| wearied pilgrims of earth who have lived for
God and not for the world. shall be a, rest
And | heard a voice FROM heaven saving unto
| ne write. Blessed are the dead which die in
| the Lord from hencefrth: Yea saith the
Spirit, that they may rest from their labors and
! their works do follow them"
J ANXIOUS.
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Mothers. Esead This I!
"A Gazette Of Useful Knowledge for The
WOMEN OF H.NERICA.
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OF Pleasing and Useful Information for the
Mothers and Daughters Of
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Devoted to the Education Of Mothers, the
Promotion of Home JOYS and the
Rights s Influence of Women.
(UEsler the supervision of the Am Society f11
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viii be published monthly Commencing with
january, lS4S) on large sheet, tiue white pa
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and the station they necessarily occupy in the
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| In addition TO tie news of the month each
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jects. such AS Useful Receipts. Home Educa-
ton. framing and Management of Children
Natural II sto"y, Medicine, Political Economy
Usetnl Advice. &c.
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.,le'e cabinet of useful l. formation, emora
i, cling all the branches of general knowledge-
i'll short, just such a paper as any well mean
ing man would have his wife, daughtsr or Sis
ter read.
CTDuring the year, we will publish in the
CAsEEr' L'Aime Martins celebrated Essay
, on tie Civilization Of the Human Family. en-
titled The. Education of Mothers For ,hswork
the author got the premium of O., 900 francs
from the French Chamber of Deputies. as tile
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Europe. on the Civilization Of the Human Pa
milv. The translation is Literal one, and
has all .he Beauty of ti;ctioh and power OF
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of this invaluable work
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the choicest kind Mach Of it as Written or
selected tor Magazine which We purpnse,l
publishing; being bey ond the reach OF thos,
whom We wisllt d to benefit we have conclu
del to publish it in this form,givng the same
amount Of matter as we should be obliged to
charge 50 a year for il, magazine for the Iii.
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To facilitate the making OF Clubs he will
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requested to act AS agents for the 'Casket
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ElectIary q the american. Society for the Diff
| fusion Of Useful Kno,oledge.
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my tins notice, conspicuous insertion. vii
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per and Wrght's Cosket for one year. SEM
"a paper with advertisement marked, II
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balanced Judgment and phiiosophic
composure in all the storms and perils
Of a political career, has grown proven.
bially, and when in the U. S. Senate,
composed as it is, Of the mos, eminen.
and distinguished men of the country,
hese powersof mind gave him COM
manding influence which but few men
ever possessed. For the last twenty
years, Mr.. Buchanan has taken mos,
prominent part in the affairs Of The ma.
ton; as Minister to Russia, as a Sena.
,ofial representative of this great State,
and as Secretary of State; and during
that period while he has heaned honcrs
on his head, and rendered the countr,
the mos, efficient service, we challenge
his bitierest enemies, TO point to a sin
gle bic. OF stain, "a single blnnder OF
mistake. in bis political or moral ca
reer. 'F'irm as the everlasting hills -
he has during all thatperiod adhered
TO the vital principles of our party, and
in the severest trials. never swer,ed a
single inch from the lire of rec,itude."
eco
.fno'her Earthquake in Merico. -
The Malamoras Flag Of the Sd inst.
has the following paragraphs:
"A pap'r printed at Gaudalajara,
date d the oh ut. gives the particulars
Of the destruction of an entire city
| (Oco,lan) in the State Of Atlisco. BY
| an earthquake, on HE 81 ul'imo. W.
could no, get the article translated, bur
gather from it that the city, very con-
siderable one, was entirely destroy ed
not house left standing, and nearly
'he whole population buried in the ru.
ms. The exien, ef the disaster was
no, known at the time the article was
written, but the scene presented is de.
>rIibtd as awful. The earthquake
was no: confined 10 this one city; its
effects were felt over considerable
extern, Of the surrounding country, and
caused serious injury to severalmonas
tefies and small villages"
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VIRGINIA.. TO WIT
Al rules held liz the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Shenandoah, tor the month
OF November. 1847-HarrsOn Holt. plant IT
against 3arob M,e g. other defendants
IN cH.NcERT.
TIME defendant. Jacob Myers not having
IL entered his appearance and gwen secu-
r,,v. according 70 the act Of Assembly and
the ru'es Of this court-and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inlab-
liant Of this country-H is ordered. That the
defendant do appear here ON the first day OF
the ne 1t January tenn Of said court; and that
a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Woodstock, tor
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door If the court house in the said town
Of woodstock. a cnpy-1'este.
November :. sc WILLIAMS. css
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From the Philadelphia News.
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
BURNING OF THE PROPELLER PHpNl,
ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
Iaco Hundred Lires Lost!
PIrIsBURG, Nov. 26--9 p. m.

Iaco Hundred Lires Lost!
PIrTsBURe, Nov. 26--9 p. m.
News has jus, reached here by way
of the lakes, of a sad catastrophe
which happened on Lake Michigan, by
which nearly two hundred human be-
ing> have been hurried into an un,i.ne-
~ grave.
Or Sunday morning las, 'he Propel-
Ter Phoenix. bound mp the lakes, was
discovered to be an fire, when within
10 miles Of Shrb"ygan. The ar
broke ont anh.r Tire deck. and fresh
wind prevailing, spread with fearful
rapidly. The u,mos, CONSERVATION
prevailed among the passengers; and
i, was Impossible, amidst the excite
men' TO make the proper efforts to stay
he flames and save the boat.
There were over two hundred pas
sengers on board, and the scene was
hrar'-rending in the extreme. Moth
FRS crying in frantic madness for their
children wives clinging to ,Ieir hus-
bands, and crying for mercy from a.
bove. Some in desperation plunged
into The lakc-o'hers in their wild de-
h'ium rushed leadlong into The flames.
1t waS narrowing spectacle. and
humanity shoulders a, the recital of it.
Most Of the passengers succeeded in
escaping in the boats, and the rest Ell
ther persisted in the flames or were
drowned.
! Capt. Sweet, who was lying on a
bed of sickness, was saved in one OF
! the boats.
Those who so miracnlouslv escaped
i'll the boats were >hor ly afterwards
picked up by the steamer Delaware,
! which hove in sight just in time to
witness The dreadful fate Of those on
board the ill-s'ared Phoenix, but too
late to render any earthly assistance.
Every attention was paid to the snrvi-
vors by the officers and crew Of the
Delaware. One hundred and fifty OF
i :he passengers were German immi
grants. The Phoenix was owned b,
Peas & Allen, a, Cleveland, and insur.
ed for $4,000.
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NJ r. BUCHANAN.

a late No. Of Ike SlroudsburptP mn.
D.lnucra, ron,a ms IN abb, article up, n
the subject oftlie nex' presidency, from
which tie following is extracted:
"Aboye all men who have been na-
med u connection with that important
office, We prefer MES BCCHAN-
AN. We do so, p~r't. because OF his
being Prnn~, sani'n, BY birth: feel
ing, al,tl by the principle ,ha. makes
men love tha, wlTirh they have protec-
ted and cherishtd; and partly, be.
cause independent Of ali locsl coh>ielr-
rationS. he y man prr-eHlnen'l, qua
lifted b, expetiecce, By talent, and b,
radical Democracy, 10 fill tina. nigh >.a-
lion with homer to himself, and benefit
10 the cann'ry.
"PennSplyania has we|l-earned the
privilege of furnishing tie Democratic
party with nominee, and the ma ion a
President, by her answering fidelity TO
the Republican party, and The true In
teres,s of'hr county; and so plain and
eyiden, IS the usiice of her claim, that
large portion of The parry Throughout
The Union, willingly comedies ii. And
of Penns,v SONS, who has so ell
oquentIy and perseyeringIy advocated
her interests, defended her honor, and
tended to build up her pr+sen, great
ness, as JAMES BUCHANAN,
massachusetts has her Web>'rr,- -
New York her Van Buren, Delaware
he: Clayton, South Carolina her
Calhoun, Kentucky her Clay, Mis-
sour her Benton,-and Michigan her
Cass,-and when we every day behold
new evidences of'he affection bes,ow-
ed upon their respective favori'es by
these stairs. shall it be said that Penn
sy,va,,;a alone refused the homage and
regard due her favog:!e son? We hope
not.
James Buchanan, hawever, wh,r'he'
born in Maine or Texas. Oregon OF
Pennsylvania, is msn whose national
services, and drstfvrdly national rep
uation, places his claims on ground
higher than mere sectional one.
Even if we were ci,izens of anothe,
State, having no feelings Of State
pride or State sovereignty for Penn
sylvania, we would no, know where
to find even among his able and wor-
thy competitors, man more deserving
OF the confidence and support Of 'ht
Democracy of the Union. Mr.. Buc.
hanan is noted for industrious business
habits, and BY .!iligent and unrr,nit
ting application, he has improved ;
mind naturally of the highest order
and fer,ilized too, by liberal ednca
ton, to perfection, and for scholastic
accomplishments. general information
and practical knowledge Of al! tn
great interests of the country. be ha
few equals in the Union. His well
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TAKE NOTICE.!

HNHE subscriber having suffered many in
a conveniences, bv tresspassers, will no
longer submit to such impositions There
fore the subscriber viii assuredly prosecute
every person who shall in any way or man
ner trespass his lands and premises. in the
,,o,in.y of Shenandoah, Virginia. The sub
scr;t,tr X ON the alert for the detection o
.,,.I, a. haze If late been driving their wag
cons through va, ;ous sections Of timbered
al rn.t;n. new rcaAs through the tract
where there is no lawful ha~hway.
PHILIP c. JONES:
November 18 l347.
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EIgON ESTABLISHMENT
COLUMBIA FURNACE,
-ToGETHER WITH
THE FORGE,
VI I l. l. A n d l. A N D s

attached, thereto. lying in the. county of shen-.
andoah. Va. about seven miles Southwest Of
Woodstock. The Farm is i'll fine state Of
cultivation, and the property generally id
good condition.
The tenant will not be allowed to cut tim
Der on .he premises for coaling. and will take
the property subject to the right to cut and
secure the crop of grain now growing. unless
a diileren, arrangement be made OH the day
of renting.
1t is deemed unnecessary to give particn.
lar description Of the property. as it is presu.
med that persons wishing to rent, will desire
to examine the property for themselves.
The terms of renting require the tenant TO
give good personal security for the rent. pay.
able on the first day of January, l649, and a
bond with good security conditioned for de-
li,e,ns the property, at the end Of the term.
III as good epair as he shall have received il.
natulal wear and accidents BY FIRE and ten
pes, excepted.
Renting to commence at IL O'Clock: NJ.
MARX BIRD.
November 4, lS47. Commissioner.
N B-The renting will be for one year
from the first day of Janusry NEXT. when
possession will be given. MAXI BIRD.
Co nmissioner.
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NOTICE.

VNAs FOUND. in the Clerks Office Of
w Shenandoah county. at November
C curt, sum of moneys The loser can APP
ply 10 James 6. Fravel for information.
December 2. l847. St [GWB)
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TE,HE ALL-HEaLING OINTMENT

TNHE .ALL-HEaLING OINTMENT.
Il being externally applied, exerts POW )
err in opening the pores which no other medi-
cine known Is capable of doing. and hence
the great multitude Of astonishing cures, OF
the worst diseases, which it has affected. 1t
will be fouad the most useful as well as the
cheapest Family Medicine in the world. I
have used it for the last fourteen wears with a
success which has no parallel. for all diseases
Of the CHEST, CONSUMPTION, LIVER CoxpLINr
and the most dangerous ofn,erna and exter
nal malat!ies. BY removing checked perspi>
ration, 1t never fails to cure @Rheumtism Pies,
Burns. Scalds Bowel COMPLIANT, Dyspepsia,
and fits Of all kinds
For sale by j q SCHNITT, Woodstock
P a MACHIR, S,rasburg. (Dec 9, AT Y
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is MIGHTY AND WILL
PREVAIL.
ATHENS, August "a, 1886.

Mr. A. Alexander: Dear Sir Having been
afflicted for more than ten months with Chro-
mic inflammation Of the 'Lnngs-at times very
severely-and having adopted many medicines
without any but Temporary relief purchased
about three bottles Of Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry; from the effects of which obtained
more relief than from all the medicines had
ever taken for that Distressing disorder.
have by the repeated use of this valuable Bal
sa" been more free from pressure for breath
and oppression on the lungs than had an,ci-
pated-and. indeed. conceive that | will be
cured ny continuing its use, of this most dis
heartening malady. do most cheerfully ten
der you this acknowledgment. which you will
use as your judgment dictates.
RODNEY BURKE.
Waynesborough, Burke Co. Ga
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COLU MBIA FURNACE
For Rent:

DUBSUANT toa decree of the Crcui.
Il Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for Shenandoah, in a suit therein pending be
tween The Bank of Washington, plaintiff, and
George F. Hupp s others, defendants, shall,
on Saturday The 1871 day Of December .ns1tr,
upon the premises. proceed to rent at public
renting. to the highest bidder.that wei known
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-02

The "weep,ng philosopher" o: the
Harrisonburg Republican says he can
no, join US in hearty ia! ha! over
his incorrigib'e stupidity. Why
man, we never exported such thing
Of you. Now, what's the use 10 br So
morose and III naiured about that?-
We didn't mean any harm. Perhaps,
dear sir, You learned to be so impef-
turbab'y grave Of the "old Ginera!, y
when you were friends together?
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publisher, 'sto progress the advance.
ment of-Mechanical and Scientific Sci
ence in this county" All new dis
coveries IN Mechanics, &c., ART
J brought before the reader Of this Jour.
nal, illustrated and explained, so as to
show their use, &c. MUM s. Co.,
publishers, New York; So per annum,
in advance.
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Tie steamer Acadia arrived a, Bos-
ton from Llve'po on the Goth ul'. -
a le,ser iece,vec by her, dated Nov. 4,
in referring To the markets, saws: -'Of
all branches Of trade, that Of corn alone
shows tie slightest SYMPTOMS Of AMI
nation. Before the day If The dtpal.
ture of the last steamer AMI for two days
subsequently, The Liverpool market
was more than usually dull and de"l-
ming, owing to the pressure Of heavy
home arrivals with a limited demand
- -
IKights Paper.-A prospectus for
this cheap and mos, cXceI!rn, monthly
paper, and for the 'Casket,' will be
found in another column. The objects
for the promotion of which these pa
pers have been established. are worthy
of all communication. The publisher
has our warmest wishes for the success
Of his noble enterprise.
@-No news, f,fr:her than is given IN
official dispatches, elsewhere alluded
20, has been received since our last.
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~EA1A@

Gen. SCOTS Dispatches, relative TO
the, entrance of the city Of Mexico,
,<lSere received too late for this week S
paper. They shall appear next week.
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4 Larue. Useful and Pleasing Newspaper,
FOR IS CENTS PER YEAR.
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SHENANDOAH@BIBLE SOCIETY

The second quarterly meeting of the
Shenandoah County Bible Socia1s will
be held in Mount Jackson, on Friday
the 10Th Of December. The meeting
for the transaction Of business will be
held at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. AT night,
addresses may be expected, from per-
sons expected to be present from the
different parts Of the county.
w. A. CRAWFORD, Sec'y.
Dec. 2, 1S47.
...o0s.--
One Of our agents at Athens, Ga. has SEN,
us the following letter with permission TO pub
fish the same.
TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL
PREVAIL.