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From the st. Louis Union, Oct. 2.

j.
From the Oregon BattaIion.--Inhian Movements.
We have been favored by Col. Robert Campbell with
the following extract from letter received by him yes
terday, dated at Fort Kearny, Table Creek September
10, 1S47:
reached this place the 15th Company A, Subette's
rangers) We were sent ahead with other company.
The colonel reached here yestedayth other companies
will be here to-day tomorrow, and will commence cut
ting hay and building winter quarters, with the calculation
OF leaving here early in the spring party of Otto Indians
came to this place the 18th large party of Sioux had
attacked their village, killed twenty Of the tribe, burned the
village, and destroyed the Some of the children were
drowned whilst crossing the river. The Pawnee farmer
came camp the I7th and reported some 100 or
800 Sioux at the Pawnee village destroying the corn Inc
Pawnees all out hunt and the sioux intend re-
manning there until they return. The SIOUX went 70 the
farmers house, destroyed the backsmths shoP Wlh all
the tools, and such property they were able Inc farmer
and with him came in to u.s.
Comnanv a will lea We here the 81 for Grand Island,
Platte river The engineer will accompany us, to select
place for building spring We will return to this
place thirty days. As company has the advance, it
90 ssesses advantages.
II viii be remembered that the Oregon battalion is
winter mt Table creek The hostile operations of the Sioux
against Pawnees and Ooes also the of the
0mahas against the Mormon encampment, will make IL
necessary send additional force of mounted men To
the Plains
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THE KENTUCKY REGIMENTS. companies, constituting
all of the third regiment but Captain Caldwes of Laurel
county, Louisville Saturday last Seven comPa-
of the fourth regiment had also arrived The Journal
of Monday says; Major General Butler and the field Off
OF both regiments in town, except Major Brecken-
ridge The governor and Adjutant General Dudley
their way hhe and will be the city this morning The
mastering into service, understand will be commenced
to-day. - Cincinnati Gazette, Oct. 8.
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Tm ENcAPNESr.-T following companies have taken
their quarters the encampment prepared for that pur
pose, two and half miles from Nashville the Nolens-
vile tunpikes beautiful grove Capt Bradfute's, Da
wilson; Capt Trigg's, do; Capt Soomon's, Sumner
Capt Whtied's, Hickman Capt. Letwick's, Maury and
Lewis Other companies expected yesterday, but
had not arrived up the time of writing this paragraph
We understand that they will be mustered into service as
the inspector general who is daily expected ar
rves.- Nashville Union, Oct. 2.
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MRS. wHIrwELI., having removed from her late
ltl residence in Duff Green's Row, Capitol Hil has
taken the house formerly occupied by Mr. Dent on Al street.
door First Presbyterian church, and is pre-
pared receive boarders by the week, month"; year
Families be comfortably accommodsted also gentle
wishing only their meals.
Oct l2-eod2w
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was much pleased with article in your paper, a
few weeks since on the subject of great and useful
purpose to which India rubber is appednamey, in the
manufacture of genemens boots, called, by way of dis
tinction, the Congress boot" This great beside
ratum Could not some of our ingenious countrymen
apply that article as render unnecessary the spend
brace-a great annoyance certainly at all times but
pecally in hot weather waisband of SHRED rubber,
properly prepared and adjusted would be the very thing.
A CONGRESSMAN
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correspondent of the Alexandria Gazette that
the Falmouth BRIDGE and Coaers BRIDGE the Kappa
hammock, which sold few days ago tor 000 have been
carried away by the feet and that the railroad bridge,
though standing, in great danger.
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rINHE Patapsco Female Institute, near Ellicous
Mills, Md, (Mrs Lincoln Phelps, principally will be
in session for the winter after the 3D. OF November
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BOTTOMS Virginia and North Carolina Almanac
~ Tor lS4S giving, in addition the usual matter Of
almanac the sngs of all the various courts in each State
Just received F. TAYLOR,
Oct IL
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From the N. o. Delta, October s.
Sack OF Mexico

Bon,bdrdment of Puebia Rsnunetdfion Of the presidency
By Gen Santa Anna.-Reuolt IN Papantta.
The following intelligence which, If correct, Is very
important we extract from Ell Arco Iris OF the 2oth ut
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p ICH Fall silks, Csshmercs, Mous.eiines, Qusdriue
y and silk plads, this day received by
sept7-i WALTER HARPER & co,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07
MARRIED

In Menlon. on the 2sth ul,, " Lcvcrc,
Wilkins, Esq Mr. Henry Freeman, to
Mss Almenl PauI daug htcr Of Jesse Paul
all Of Mention
In the city Of New York, on tho 22i
uIl Onrge CArprn'cr, E,q, Of Waiting.
ford, VI, to Miss Eliza Riley Of the former
place
Ia Dandy, on the 22nd ul,, by Robin.
son Hail Esq, d. H. g. Lapham, of
Wa'llnSlorl, to Miss Scmanlha |. Vail
Of Dandy
In WaIlncforI, Dec % by Rcv MIR
Clemens, Edward w Ladd, Esq to Miss
Cynthia Saylc, Lo,h of Wa.nc'orl
Ia SI..,. .a o.. -,...u.' C.e - VAL.
Esq, OF Wnoosiord to Mis-, Nancy S.
Shaw Of the former plnce
Ia WalIinelori, on the 24,h ut, by
Robinson Hall R-q Mr. John w Gouon
TO Ro'nond Andrews both Of Waiting ford
In Mention Mr. Russo Ranger 10 Miss
Elizabeth Egclc,ion, both Of Mendon.
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ID ED.

In his town. Jan Isl, Ms Mary Ann
S'ockcr, wife OF Samuel S;ockcr, aged SO
years lacking one month
The deceased va, greatly esteemed for
her virtues She wns an nHcctonate wife
! tender and dlscrcc, mother, true hearted
friend She leave, husband and Lrr
Young children to mourn her loss Bot,
their loss was her gain She hal for sew.
era years Brof'sscd a hope IN Chris and
manifested 4 spirit Of patience and christian
resignation she died IN hope of,he rcsur
reclion 1nl Of oIorlou. immortality
In this town Dc % Of pulmonary con
sumption, Mr.. Sophroua Richardson Libby,
nced az vc1rs Also, In Pushed Dee
Dec % Of pulmonary consumption Mrs
HnrrlG Richardson Church, aged "a ycars
How wonderful are The rayages OF derth =
The fell destroyer 10 the space OF a single
week has accomplished his work Of de.
Vtuc,Ion ut the hrcsDIcs Of two hml.Ics.
lag ing ay-y SISTERS ,r us vir..os -
How lnscrunaIr 'hc way, Of Proyieucc :
that ,yo such all Give events among the
same crr-'r Of rIlilycs should follow each
o,hrr ia such quick succcssonr The two
Young women - hose decrease - chtunlclcd
utoyr. were vi,.ung hcn'olh the same root
o., week before bota Of them werc en-.
vnpr.I Do their winding sheets They
had ALWAYS cn,1ycd each others socie'y--
had Won, ty laclr many nm15Ie qnni,I"s
,lC esteem rffhsr 'l.u's-haI tr'h "a
tered upon Re Vuh fausung proposes Of
- b OIL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

tH..s t.sl.r clituro~i over trek
s. t3~i-tc G.. yIli,i ant s,as.ct
k'r.rf.rg came into ttr f3on mech 81
,..i All ,anmenc,d ufste e s5u,,
q. .a, end O.! ~hieh pay ~, ofGoi Tot
...s it' dsnast done ~, ~, cou,rn,
0 hat he called N ne quad. and after
:. fng oo, 'e'y r.'im,6.e young man
;, re name q foffr'' sad There's the
q & ra,cs, Who broke my dsht, Blu,
10 he sctg'ar. c''he gusfi could roach
..n AfmWane Pa.ri rot a p.ol end
''' him d,sI md ,'rsr,i t,'or. be CON
ptntou' a. The guard could ~, hand. upon
b " 1ilsnttc only vernon of the o.
'f 'sa'i taVc heard IN . Della
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

NArhGrrz, = Il De 10Th ON the
3Nth ult At about L VI We had a small
shock u M earthquake, which lasted about
forl-fyc seconds. and though it gave MS =
good shaking did very little damage Crock
and few kitchen chinncys did tumble
down ore NJ which was rather unfortunate.
a. }, spoiled the wedding dinner Of our in
;yVretor who was married the same morn
ING. $50 that the guests were obliged t. the
kindness Of fricr d, Tor what they obtained
20 eat Again on the morning Of the ninth
i.,' we had another .lart & sudden shock.
l.t .a-m.,'r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

HE the ,ub.,uben being appointed by
W the Hon Probate Couu for the district Of
Rutland. Commfs,loner loreceNe tIamlne
and acJ-,, an claims an demands OF a.. per
sons sgaIps. ne estate OF
JH0Mls II BlIHY,
la'e NJ M,Ho.,lns,id distinct, accesse3, REP
rr,-u'r Igso.vrnt aid ~ months from ne
l2ih d.y Of Nov 1910, being SLOWED by
satI count .oLlha. parpose, We DO ihsreiofe
hereby gre notice lh,t New will attend to the
hl,,tess o. our sad appointment. =, 'h,
ate d~e ny L1ats Of said dsceased ln ~
HOW on toe iast Monda,sot Jaagarv ahd
4yu.. next. iron 10 o'rlJck a m uGt! {
c.c'o.s ~ On rsrh Of $50 fsrs
u.NiTi P4CEtE. Co..
lrHs CEo~tITl
Noyihouy, ue-tnts' - lsN
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STATE Of Vermont, DE it remember
D,stuct Of Rutland, 5, ID ed tn,tslaspc.
cial probate court holden Al Rutland, within
and for said dls:rIct, on tho 18Th day Of Jan
a. d. 1917
Present, VIM. Hall Judge
benjamin +. Blanchard, executor Of the
ia-, wii, and testament of Ifs..rat Smr@
late '..oaud, "a saiu Gl,.uoi, dc,uds,
ties, ale, proposing 10 render an account OF
his administration OF the estate Of said De.
ceased.
It's orlereA Ina, sail account 10 ,cferrcl for
probate and allowance TO me first Monday
being the lst day Of February next, and
that copy Of this order be published three
weeks .Ocresslvely, previous thereto, in the
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed at Rul-
land, that all persons interested NAV appear
and object to the allowance thereof tlf they
see cause. 4 true copy Of record
. HENRY HALL, Register
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My hlIllllS

AbRE1T s co tsre r,trl-~4 BOO
- Boston since re NsW l,nfhu ~as 90
operation. '.tce sdTHfnr Co f.str .io,k o..
hrt Goots llsfdwate ,ud ttotere.. Which
az nos ore7 in S,tc 1te Hne.roo O.
those wIst0e 3D. make rurrussc D. respect
'l invited TO srrou1c,u. and 80 the
inspection .'ihe r,r@,
NuIarH Jsu I-t-
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Wr!u~ttav he 30
SiNATL - Nf J1hn,lu O. Ia announc
:. ap7ror'Iale ,err' tee j..'h 81. ., T.
r'u''4 .sagu' II % NJ,iand.fl.uttoN
i''ug Just ubuis to singh character
snI maoy Uun,, md couclgIng wah mo.
'.De -" u'yal rc'aluuaus
Mr. E,a,on ,,couicl ne r,,o,uton,arl
- telling md imrt,,rve manner laie
'cnnony Co ttc c.tlc L,au sud manly
WINES OF lne css,I
Mr. BfcF'c also bore testimony 10 the
HNlrc II ,be culosIuu,s which bad heen
passed upon he deceased aud va, follow
= ~
VIZ flanagan. whose solemn eloquence
'.uchh Tho heaus Of all pfcs'It
Mr. Cuucntcn ro', 70 add h, testimony
'a what had b.,n SAD 30, was oretpowet
Il b, h, emotions and "a, down
The resolution. we've nlop'cd IN silence
mi then The Senate 'Joumcd.
tlousr - a communication was recuv.
Il from The Secretary Of the Treasury. IN
reply to Mr. Ralhbuu's resolutions asking
lofiniofmauon IN relation TO wughcl;
caugers, &c. Not f.nd
Mr. Shfk~ eather Iplalnod his remark.
made Yesterday Had not sad that he re.
carded Col Baker irresponsible On the
contrary he considered him rcxonslble.
because he had received N travelling fees
o. CIIond aci milrag" ~ a member Of
'hc flo5'c. Il, t1mc $500
~ llnfraison. '.om The Military Com
y -1r.l .f.. rs-' .nrn ~ =.
bhA.r I,auv' t. c.o.tIrg 90 au,rdcd
~ to ptov,I. that tho clothing be delivered
% the Quarctmoslcfs Passed.
Mr Baker made personal ctp'in1lon
respecting h' course, uuI quoted precc.
" IT. showing his righ, TO occupy his sca,
he only d,slt,d clo'hing to be- furnl,hod to
tn" meo--wa' indifferent by whltagen,.
Nf hcrck offered a resolution lnqrr
ing INTO the rreh, Of Mr Bikcr to oecu py
''nt ~ tho House. N.lc holding com.
mt.'ion from ia" Government as Colonel
Mr Baker had no objection to tho fcsolu
ton bat dad not WIsh lbs n-mc dngged be-
lore the country tie should leave to.nor.
fnw, nnl would now take leave Of The
House
The resolution Of NJ Schsnck was with.
drawn
Mr Morse Of n made an eloquent and
impressive address no man, be sad cv
cfc1mhlnsl IN more amiablc form those
uaN,c qIlulcs which makes men love them
than Alexander Blrrow He was with
bun hen he died, when Tor the last tune
he presented his cold hand HIS word,
wcr"--"l Shall never see Louisiana more "
Ills last moments were passed IN tend and
hcau rcnirur alusion. to his wife and fam.
I'y No man ever had more reasonable
expedition, Of long aud brilliant career
The customary resolutions vcro adopted
n0T "A'H lac House ADJOURNED oy,t 81.
~ morrow
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ARRIVAL No. II.
lust received by express, Wsls Gram
~ mar. WsYIsna Nau Science. Ro.lin :
History, LIE and ! mes Of lienry %, ~
Cotton. backgammon Boards sir
" l. G. SIODDARU
JlnBstT 4 n
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Form, H,rai4


VI Educ, The question way iscertlv
asked Wy tic Inh.buanls OF he village would
mo-, paw the TAI a,.es,ea .ot repairing the en-
gine house, &c Afterwards heard the rue..
uanarswcrcd ~ sverv re, oeCtahIe mechau-
nc, whose sense 10 eqps. TO b.s modes'v, Who
DOES not often say much, bat when he does
t'l''su m9oh 10 TIE .rpose, and wLo docs
not lev C.,'mlaa.l ,ae patriotism Of the va.
age e.uer, lie SAL wc ueclc! more Mater
tn'a palui 90 the engine house ans there
wss more t1sn one mscHsnIr. who would not
pay lhclr aro' i7t any,hoS cI'c. until they
hal rctotyous ot water That ( this i'm
Do0lut matter had been coumucd TO u,
Young men and Tho, nsS Ice,ei We should
have deserved the ulieo,s Of beng called
Young enough Tor anything have bu, one
one Nord 10 say, tha, Is The business men
Of 'h'' place sren to think they possess the
o'eIa''rs p'i'i~g, ofaecamrh'hur every
hing inihe sarn, way thl, oysert are sad
&c eaieA Pcarls---'H ~ sapAg
4 TONNSMAN
ERESH GROUND NOVA SCOTIA
PLAsTERty ne too or ,,apis ,srk
i5r,sl,tv
2an CLEMENT a PROCTOR
M1l Village Ra,lsl5 Jau . lsi7.
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Ti> Ian Ncs- CGec Dec,dcI The
Van Ncs, md Common case has been icrll.
- and the position Of the applicant, Mrs
C.nuor, VAS dismissed The couu grant.
Il the motion Of the coucll for the defence.
and maintained two propositions, VIZ that
10 order 10 csAb.ish a marriage, It was re.
ql''rc to prove that the con'rlc, wn' made
IN good iai,h, and that It was followed by
conSorho rtit. and ,h,, IA rhl. case no such
evidence had been ndIuccd l,s SAID that
The lury would have been DIVIDED on the
question, had It been Submitted to them 90
Washington Cor. 81 The y !. Com .4ir
ID, -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

NN-Ol'LD in'orm hl, ltio1dS and custom
w tomer. TINT his shop is still open where
mar cutting. Staring >aantoonc, and all
kinds OF Hq,ic Gus work Will be done at
the shorcS, notice and to the entire saulac-
tIon of all.
lie would also inform the public tia, he
has fi,el up in good style the rooms IN the
tcatol hrs shop, where OV"rrt aud tho nee
cssary a,complulments wl,l be served m the
hcs, m,uuer a, a.. tunes oi the day and eve
mig
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07
CUANPLAlN AND CONNECTI
Cur RIVER RAIL ROAD
Company

The Subscrlbcrs 10 tie stock Of tho
Chnmplaln mud Connec,'sut Rv,r R,d
Road Company nro reminded TN, he
share Of sui stock the payment Of which
WAS dclctrtd, ure payable on tho ION day
II November instant
Payment, may BE- made to the banks or
agents rs heretofore norf,
S SWlFr T,eaur-r
Nll,cbury. Nov ,. 1916
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IJarIIlAL tOII,E. n

LJSTE'ltL 'Oii1E.gH
I 10 FGIfs.' .ri7r, Dr4sfe1ssse PI.s0HI'5
IRE a.ites.Le Unparalleled tusn,hs 900 -
u"Hs sFGrDs ~ 81 % 'D1Ijlv. afr n0w Be-
.i..8Irsl mn ihIs vieIoIy l.st s'sV srE
psIs4a fsrt t.c sd,srissnrnt ~ re Sae'
sr.lrfg Company. ~ti.n viii &c 'uuf s iu ~
.ts~' '.. ..HH.
49,. I.h~ LIlUING BOOKS
4 NfF ,aY,.1 ..al fecsiTsd .r1 tore =
n ~ lLr r.rdftd. t.lca a. tIa..s % O..
p-.Isaen lfres D.
AZ Tf ,T,tr tHD
t.'.a{ 90. Ir
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NYl.ksr Nlr.n1-s MINIS

The frr'''eri', proposition 10 tur.ss 4
,sr an 'eairj ouHt, h,s.M ~oulI ,,,n.
ben 'Hmmitl' disposed o. Ga tie sod
in'i VI N'ni~orh Of l'ino',. introduced
re'o.unoo N ths House declaring That nt,
'lHeiretisr''o impo,e .uv du', on tea ana
coffee l1fs were made to gr "a a.
- r'''. a.Ior Ia without avs'-' having
pssseJ t1s ,o'roi Ms iaGs Mrpos
probably undsrs,aad l.is,o,s lnd.ca,ng a.
10 t'e' 'as tone = fuluc ,euumsai. 10 it'er
cnee to Dol. measure,
nothing lIfhcr Of importance bsi tttn
received ffom MsIi,o
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

Niai' n I'r~a1L kf d remember
D,>uC OF Rutland, - ID ed rhstaspe.
cal probate court tcld =, Ruusui wnlIn
ord 'ot SAID disuci on the 5Ih of January
1917
Present, VIM Hal, Judge,
whereas Franklin Billings, guardian Of
Arthur G.. Fuller, minor Of Clarendon. 10
said dlslrct has made application to sad
court, representing that u would be couiu-
eve to the interes, OF his sali ward 10 sell
the real estate belonging to said ward, which
real estate consists ~ one equal undivided
fourth par, oi n certain piece Of land, stu.
uatc in Shrewsbury formerly decided bv 81
las Bevetsrock to William Smith, containing
about twenty acres.
Therefore It +, ordered bv soil court, that
sad application be- r"'crrct fIr hearing sud
decision 10 III" - Ha11v, N..r' n.. l,r
..' ir'r..... ...' a,' ,..ta copy ... l...,
,tCot lc gu. Sue! lu'cr vc,N, es>iyo-
". previous lereto 900 tive Rutland iIcra d, =
new raprr printed al ku'aui, inst al icr-
sons ia'ctc''od may appear anl olJecI to the
same t.ry see rou>e.
/ true copy 81 record
HENRY HALL, Rcgi ,,cr.
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MUSIC F6pCf '.,n.stt
vi SICtDARu
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CORN & OATS
FOE "'e ~ ID 7 BELL.
Lotllnd, Jan >. iRi-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

FIOt *
DY ne load osrfel or hsif h,-rel 1r sale
ID ~ D T. Eli
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" h

III hRRISON'S Corumhln lohs, Black.
Bloc Red ana Sru.y,, Ilcr,ucc, "
HIgeIow's black, Coo5lus do, catmuc INK,
&c, t'r sale Nv SIODDARD
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

- BSCRlBERS 20 rfo1 B.u,r's at'tc>,
> can now be sup. led g., csI.,.s on
" + C. SIODDARD
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ar Ire host qu1lry and putup IN supc
~ nor sl'.c To- anything hetciu'aIc offer.
81 It - a very d"s,tahic atlole for CHRIST.
mas or New Year, Presents For sale
at SIODDkRD'N
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7. rOLLErr. r,u,d.q.

Office Of lhs Cham,,au
& Couuecticnt Rai.r"a6
Company Burlington,
Nov u, lst6
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-23
{ Corrected Ueeklv.]
commissioners sale.

DURsUANT to a. decree Of the County
II Cou:t of Shenandoah. pronornced on the
9th day Of November, ls47. in cause therein
pending between Philip Swartz. and wife,
plaintiffs. and Rhodes s. others defendants, /
shall, on Saturday the 18th Of January, ls4s,
upon the premises, Proceed to sell at public
sale. to the highest bidder, certain
TRACT OF LAND.
of which Magda'ere Funk ouser died seized
lying in the. county of Shenandoah, near Cedar
Creek, adjoining the lands Of Jacob Hockman
and others. containing ONE HUNDRED
ani EIGHTEEN ACRES. more OF less, upon
the following terms, to vii: One third in two
months. and the balance in two equal annual
payments, from the day of sa!e-the purchas-
er to give oond with good security for the first
payment, and obligations for the o,her install
ments; and when the sale shall have been con
frmed, the commissioner is to execute con-
veyance to the purchaser, taking a deed Of
trus: to secure the two deferred insalInents
MARK BIRD.
Commissioner.
noo 1917 -
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-23
BUREAUS, TABLES, SAFES,
Hg DIS IF ADS PRBSSBSS

TETI!T: Undersigned wouM announce to the
b. public, that lie is p1epa, ed to manufac-
'are. AZ The shortest notice. Bureaus. Tables.
Cus,boareis Presses, Safes. Stands. Bedsteads
anI every other article in the cabinet line. Of
every quality. and il such st, lie as may be de-
sired. Young married persons can be fur>
nshed with sets of furniture upon the most
reasonable terms. The work, il, all cases to
be executed in the most durable style. =,
q Collins made to order in tile best style
and upon Reasonable terms. s
He would also state. for the Information of
his numerous female friends. that he continues
to manufacture the Washing Machine. so ap-
propratelY ea'led the Ladies' Delight lie
has SOLD about 80 Of these machines durin.
the past year, and they have given gen.
eras satisfaction. It's unnecessary to say any
thing more about them. Try them.
All kinds CT gram will be taken iii exchange
tor work at market prices.
lie returns his thanks for ;he very liberal
patronage heretofore received. and will en-.
deavor to merit continuance of the same.
His shop is nearly opposite Mr.. Welsh's
tavern. WILLIAM I. STEWART.
August Is
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-23

KDy authority of deed ef rnt bearing date
I'D The 2ath day of March, 1s42. and of re
cord in the clerks Office Of the county court
Of w arren. executed to me by CLANCY Gate
wood. decd TO secure to Sarah E. Mitchell
certain sums Of money therein named, shall
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder, Of, Sat
,rday The l5th day Of january neat, at IL o..
clock, before the front door Of James l.. Mil
le,-'s Tavern in Strasburg, on a.credt until the
28'h day of March next. 4 NUMBER OF
SLAVES, viz, one man, four women, and
several children, male and female.
w. GATEWOOD, Trustee
Dec. q 1e4-=3t
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70 THE LADIES'!

WE would respectfully inform our fair friends
that we have just received tasteful assort
men: of goods in their Inc, stitch as
Sup Rich Cashrneres
Nous de f.ains. from 90 censup
Light & SLACK Alpacas and Thbet Cloth
Splendid assortment of Prints
I.aces. Edgings, Rbbands Flowers
Hosiery, Neck Ties. Side and Tuck Combs
Ginghams; Silk Fringes aid Buttons
Gloves; Victoria Bonnots
Swiss m,lsl;ns, net!s.&c.
We would be pleased for the ladies to call and
examine ou- stock, and we will exhibit goods
to them that cannot but please All these
and few more of the same sort, and many
OF her sorts, are to be had at the New Store OIL
Dec, % CLOVER x GOLLADAY.