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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-04

As children under twelve months old are not counted
and as children under fourteen years merely count
ed every two az but statute adult these returns
Indicate that upwards Of 100 900 have from Liver
pool alone quilted their native land within the last six
months When emigration is progressing with such a
hoodtide march surely every practicable safeguard and
protection ought to be extended poor fellow sub
Jects selfexpatrated But here laundering legislation
proves either inapplicabe unintcntionay nopera-
tive F
Don Carlos, his wife, and Of his sons had arrived
at the waters of AK In Savoy.
The journal des Debats announces the arrival of Mr
Cobden at Vienna, where he was presented to Prince
Meternich and to the Baron de Kubeck Minister Of the
interior, by Lord Ponsonby, the British ambassador
The heat OF the weather in London has been exces-
s,ve. paper says-The Thermometer ranged during
the afternoon OF Monday as high % degrees In the
sun ana ~ In the shade, with the wind on Tuesday
rs degrees in tho sum- and SO in the shad with the wind
~ ~ and yesterday from two to four, the mercury
up 10 Iva degrees, being six degrees above blood
neat ana only six degrees below fever heat and in the
saae the mercury stood Mt o. with the wind due north
Win brilliant clear sky overhead. although TO the
clouds.
:, The total quantity of tea which paid duty In the
United Kingdom, in the year ended the 9Th Of June last
was " AS 963 lbs Increase OF I0s63 lbs comp AIRED
with lSI6
The personal effects Of the late Dr. shirley Bishop Of
sodor and Man has been estimated for probate duty
not exceeding fs0o within the province OF Canterbury
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-11

7. ~
VIRGINIA, no wITE AZ Ill., <
rules held in the Clerks Office Of she
County Court Of siensndoa!i, Tor the month
Of November; 1847--Jonathan HolleN and
others. plaintiffs against Jacob Bowman aud
Others, defenslants--IN cHANcEhY.
IN SHE defendants, Isaac bowman AMI Ann
Il his wife. Eve I.evey, George Grancstaft
and Eve his wife. Abraham fl"ller, the I'M
know, ;cl,ildl en-. and iceirs of Henry IIoller,
deceased, the unknown children and hens "t
John tIoiler, deceased, the unknown chlldrr',
and heirs Of Elias Hotter. deceased. and
EEzabsth rider, not having entered their APP
.pearsnce and given security, according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of thus court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this conntry-H IS
ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here, on the second Tuesday in January ne It
and answer the BILL OF the plaintiffs; and
that copy of Ibis order be forthwith inserted
in some newspapers published in Nchdssodck,
for two months s..ccessvely, and posted At
the. from, door of the court house in the sad
town OF Woodstock. 4 copy-feie.
November $ C WILLIAMS, cs
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NEW GOODS,
Market Space, opposite tie Market Hous.

.unrket Space, opposite the Market House.
nNHE subscriber would inform the public
B. that he has received his Fall and Win
ter supply of Goods, which has been selected
with 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. \ large as
sortment 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 un
derstood that he does cash or bartering bus
mess And that it is his intent on to dispense
with the credit system altogether. being fully
convinced that short prints and quick returns
will result. alike to the interest Of himself ant
those who deal with Him He most cordially
solicits can from his old customers and the
public generally. SAMUEL WALKER.
Winchester October 90.
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may be hereafter formed west Of the

may be hereafter FORMED west OI Inc
Rio Grande. a2.s. -, :
Now, if General Thompson is wor-
thy of any credit whatever, and thai
he is the National Inleiligencer has
assured us 10 The strongest teens. there
is but one way for all reasonable men
to view the incendiary' attempt Of the
Wings Of The north % stir up and ex-
cite sectional feelings and prejudices
--ansl that is, to look upon it as an
pnmil,ga.ed humoug, designed 'o'con-
vulse the Union, Without any sufficient
cause whatever; and in short, TO sci
the whole nation by the ears in a con:
,roversy, which, ret it be determined
either way, viii not, by that decision,
exercise an Tota of influence npon the
desiinies of the nation, OF Of single
individual! II would indeed be a
sublime spectacle to see three millions
of the most intelligent men on earth
lret,in5 heir minds with The discussion
s5fa question as7unimpor'ant and un'
necessary for all Practical purposes a
whether the moon is made of green
cheese, or, do snakes hiss. Ii is bad
enou Oh for Congressmen, when they
have nothing else TO do,,to agltaie such
questions. but infinitely worse 10 drag
them before the great and ma estlr
trih4nai ofihe ballot box.
The Wings have not yet learned 10
Justly appreciate the intelligence Of the
people, or they would start some more
expe,lien, humbng than Monroe
( Pc. J Democrat. sfs,l
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ONCE MOLE IN MARKET,
WITH A WHOLE CARGO0T
NEW GOODS. !.

NTELLER s. BROTHER have the plea
HE sure of announcing to their numerous
friends, that they have just received from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, at their stores at
Toms Brook and Saumville. large and
splendid assortment of FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS. Their supplies embrace all
the various articles OF DIV Goods, Groceries
Hardware, Queensvare. Stationery, etc to be
founl in country stores, and which it is deem
ed unnecessary to ;articularise.
They would respectfully to the pub
lie, that every iniucement viii be offered to
purchaser rs in the way of bargans-ana they
teel assured that the quality and styles Of the
goods WILL give general satisfaction. Ladies
a nd Gentlemen, giye,hem a call
Thankful for past encouragement they car
give assurance that their ezeftipns to please
shall not be relaxed. TSept. so, AZ.
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November II. AZ
VIRGINIA. TO VIE:

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the clerks Office Of the ccun
ty. court for the county of Page. on Monday
the first day Of November, l847; Andrew
Pitntam and Maria Louisa his wife, Gibson
N Roy and Mary Ann his wife. William G..
rs Overall Julia A. Overall ant. Jane A. r..
Overall, complainants against Isaac H. Ov-
erali, James l.. Jolltf1e and Ann r his wifes
and James H. Carson, defendants-IN cR'r
HUyHE delft, james i. Jollifie. not having
= IL entered his appearance and given secu.
rity, according to the act Of Assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not All inlabl
tant Of this State-On motion Of the CONS
plainants by Their counsel, IL is ordered, That
he do appear here on the: first Monday in
January next, and eater his appearance and
answer the comp lainsnss' bill. and rive secu-
ritv for performing the decree of the court;
and that u copy Of this order be forthwith in
sertelin some newspaper published in Wood
stock, Tor two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the court house IN the
said county Of Page. -
sy4es.s 81 $ Acppy Teste.
Nov t1-.ss WA. G. LAuOKjt
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{ .RiJiEli.s,-iai,L SfAsEEh, e..
g2DSgAlAnss a.sSS8s9
DC.

rsSllE undersigned would anr9unce TO the
L. ;sublic. tia, be is prepes ed, 10 inan,,iac-
,sre a.rle shortest notice, Bureaus, Tables.
Cn3toarsls. Pre- sss, SAFES. Stands. Hcdsteads
md every Other article in tie cabinet hne. OF
every qualify and Up such sly lie as may be de-
sired Young married persons can he fnrs
.,ished with ser's Of furniture upon tie most
reasonable reri1is: Th~ work in all cases to
be cxecutelin The most durable style.
nj Cuffins made To orlcr in tie bes: style
ard Il ,T,}sn rear onahlc tcrnis
He would also state, tor ahe iitfo',na of
bis n,ln=rous female friends. that he continue,
10 lnantac1nre lie Washing Machine. so APP
Drcprateiy called the Ladies Delight He
has sold about 90 of these machines during
the pas, year, and thev have gwen gen
sral satisfaction. /, is unnecessary to say
thing more about them Try them.
All kinds Of grain VII be t,keh in exchange
for work at market prices
lie returns his thanks for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received. and viii en-
i,-asor To merit a continuance OF the same.
HIS shop is nearly opposite Mr. Welsh's
tavern WILLIAM +. STEWART.
August 26 -s.
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VIRGINIA, TO VIII:
At rules held III the Clerks Office nf the
County Court Of Page county. IN Mon,lav
the. 9th day of September, l84-: David G
Goldman and Isaac Ruifner ard Mary his
wife. ctiinplainants against Susan Co'iman.
William Grayson ana Cat,i4tiIie his wife.
William Wright, Elizabeth Wright. Mary
Wright. Joseph Wright and James Wright.
infant. children Of tie said William Wright
aud Anna his .;$ife. now deceased. benjamin
F Graysols. David C Grayson. Virginia
Grayso and E.izaheth N Gravson, infant
children OF the said Benjamin T aid EEza-
beth. now deceased. defendaHts---iS cay.
rTHHE defendants. William Wright, Eliza
Il beth Wright, JOSEPH Wright and James
Wright, no, having Uttered hen appearance
and given security, according to the act of
assembly and tie rules Of this court; and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are rot inhabitants of this St-te-On motion
of the compla;nan,s. by their counsel, ~ is
ordered, That they do appear here Oh the
fourth Monday ii November next. and enter
ihe;r apnearaiice anil answer the complaint
ants bill, and gise security for performing
the decree Of the court and tina, copy OF
dis order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in Woodstock, for two
mouths *uccessive'y. and posted at the front
.loor Of the cs,uf, house OF The said county Of
Page. 4 oopy-Teste,
Sept i6 W e LAUcK, &C
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PUMpSMAkING:

FH1IIE subscriber respectfully announces
N to the citizens of Shenandoah and the
public, that he has returned 10 this county
and has permanently l. Gated himself az Ma
former residence at ManrertoWh, on Tie Val
ley Turnpike rogd about three rifles below
Woodstock. and that he will attend TO the
Making and Repairing Of Pumps :,
He would also state that he has the right
to make DR.. Bau!ey's Patent Forcing Pump
which is an excellent article TO eXtinguisi,
fires, as the water by it can be forced on the
tops Of houses, or can be used for other pur--
poses which he will warrant TO perform al
above stated. Perso,.s desiring to procure
Pumps will do well to call at the above nam
cd place, where he can be found If not else
where engaged -Cauntry produce viii be
taken in exchange at market prices.
FREEEuICK W. MACRER
Oct n. '47-tf
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VIRGINIA, TO WIZ
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Systematically for the n onth
of Move mber, 1847-Harrison Holt. plaintiff
against Jacob Myers & other defendants
IN cHANcER1.
VNHE defendant, Jacob AIyess, not having
q entered his appearance and given secu-
rity, according 10 the act of Assembly and
the rules OF this ccurt-and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhab-
liant of this cnuntry-K is ordered. That the
defendant do appear here Oh the first day of
the next January term of said court, and that
"a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Woodstock, for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the court house i'll the said town
of.Woods'ock. A cory-Teste,
November 4. S T. WILLIAMS, C SIS
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GREAT BARGAINS !!

TIME subscribers having just returned from
h the North. are receiving s. opening a fine
assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
| QUEENSWARE., HARDWARE, DRUGS
PAINTS, &c. .-
GOODS FOR THE GENTLEMEN. such
as Cloths Rack. BIue-biack. Brown. Olive,
Green. Invisible, with Casimeres, Tweeds,
Satinets. i.insv, Jeanes, kersey, and Vestns 5
; of tafiods kinds
FOR THE. LADIES. Cashmeres, Cashme-
retts, Nous de Lanes, Aowel Pktds, Alpacas
! figured and plain of various colors, Silks;
Prints of English and American manufacture
of the newest styles, Shawls. Hose, Gloves;
Mits Gvmp,. Fringes, Lace, Edging. Buttons
| of all kinks, Artificial flowers. Wreaths,
Bonnet Caps. Bennets, Sc, Swiss Muslins,
Book do. plain and figured, Bobnets plaid
{; and figured, Brown Mouslns rs, 81, 4 and
S 4; Bleached do 7>8, 3 and IA, Cambrics,
London I.ongcloth, Reached Drillings;
! Blown do. Canton Flannels; &c.
Also, a iine lot of HATS of various prices.
and large Tot of fine CAPS, OF the latest
Sly les, such Buenav;sta cloth. Scott do,
Ia, lor Go, ralo Alto. Watson, &C., with a
large. lot of sl,zed and velvet for men and
boys.
SHOES and BOOTS, Coarse and fine, for
Men. Women and children; all ct Which
have been selected with great care. and pur-
chased for cash at the lowest rates, and will
be sold cheap for cash, or on time to punctu
al customers. - 80
Short profits and quick sales be our motto.
Feeling thankful for past favors we hope;
by unre'nitted attention and disposition to
please, to merit a continuance of the game
KERN s. RODEFFER.
Oct. Z. iS47.
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Take due Notice Thereof

EEAvING disposed Of mt entire stock Of
j IL Goods 20 Messrs William Golloday and
Joseph H. Glover, it is absolutely necessary
and proper that the affairs OF the establsh>
ment should be finally closed. Those there
fore who are indebted TO me either by note or
open account, are respectfully requested 10
come lip and close the same as soon as prsc-
ticable.ff Take die notice there of and govern
yourselves accordingly. $3.50
Sept 30, AZ SAMUEL. RINKER
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lhA1lASH pA9I1IO1ISa
= HATS a !

VUSHE subscribers announce to the public,
4 that they have just finished and have
for sale, large assortment of BEAVER.
MOLE SKIN AND NUTRIA HATS. Of
the latest styles. and embracing every variety
Of quality and price. They are made ofthe
best materials and in the most substantial
manner. They will be sold as chesp as they
can purchased elsewhere, either for cash OF
country produce.S
GTCall at the signof the Big Hat, 4 few
doors nortl. of Welss's Hotel, and nearly OPP
posite the Sentinel Office. slssA :.
sKEFfER x Cf.iNEDfNST.
Woodstock. Sept Is, ~. ~
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Grand Temperance Jubilee
IN WOODsTOCK,
On F,fday HE 18th Nu.en.5er, lS47.


DECHABITE DIVISION. No. 81. $ of I.
- will have'a public procession, on Friday
the 18th instant. sItIis expected that several
popular speakers, members Of the order,
will be with us on that day Brother I.
NJ. GALLr, whose eloquence a Temper
ance Lectui er las elected the applause and
admiration of All who have heard him speak,
will he present and deliver at Address on the
occasion, should nothing prevent. Brethren
Of neighborig Divisions, and transient bretl-
rem in good standing, are most cordially in
vited to be present and participate With US in
The ceremonies and enjoymen's Of he day.
We promise those of our distant brethren
who may honor US with their presence, a
hearty welcome and hospita5fe enrertainmen..
In Love, Purity and Fidelity,
J. GATENO0D,)
NJ. S. Barr, Committee, &c,
NJ. WALTON.
November 4. l847.
GTPapers friendly 10 the cause please copy.
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CANCERS CURED!

TIME subscriber living near Highland
l. Court House, Va, would state"to the
pu blc that he has been very successful in GU
ring or renewing cancers. Those who are
thus afflicted are invited TO call Oh him: BY
his mode of treatment. cancers OF moderate
size are taken oiIt or extracted in nine or
twelve DAYS from the application of his med
icines Charges moderate Letters prompt
ly replied to. -- j. 7. TABI-ER.
August % ~ yetp35
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules Held iii the Clerks Office Gf Pnge
County Court. ON Moiitlas The 9th diy Of
September, 1877; Absalom Naulnan. Sam,
uel Na,man, 6 Gideon Nauman an infant
under the age of twenty one years. sueing
by his next friends Absalom Nauman and
Samuel Naumai,. coi.,plainants asdinst Da.
vid Norman in his oWii right and as exect-
tor of John C Norman, deceased, George
Kite, John Sigler. Christian Norman. Eliza.
beth Norman, BEN amin Foltz and Eve his
wife. Peter Dovel and Mary his wife. who
is named in the will as formerly the wife of
James Huusden, John Sifert and Catharine
his wife, and Barbara Hanback,, defendants
IN CHANCERY.
n zabeth Norman, Benjamin Foltz and
Eve his wife, John Sifert and Catherine his
wife, and Barbara Hanback,, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security sccor
ding to the act Of assembly and the rules of
this court: aid it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
State-Dn motion of The compiain:nts, by
their couiisel, ii is ordered, Tl.as they do APP
pear on the fourth Monday in November next
before the Justices of our said court. at the
court house, and enter their appearance and
answer the compiainants' bin, and give secn-
rty for pei forming the decree Of the court
and that u copy of this order be Forthwith in
serted in sonit Newspaper published in Wood
stock, for two months siiccessivels, and posted
at the front Iooi of the coiift house Of the
said county of Page.
A copy-Tes'e,
s.ptls Il c LAUCk, &C
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FOR SALE.

4 Lot Of Goods frcm the Valley FACTORY
IA Also a large lot OF SADDLES, from 81
up $50. such as MEMS quilted seat ridins
saddles, Plain do, Horn, do. aud wagon do
SIDE do-Brdles, Martingales. all of which
have been made by sad Hers il, Woodstnck.-
One { horse wagon; one 4 dc; one three, and
one t~o do. All Of which will be sold low
for cash. or ION time TO punciual customers
or in exchange for produce. by e 9ss
KERN 1. kODEFFER.
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lp a School. and the family (,

ing school, and the family was
moi expecting her bat that evening
Her brother, upon leaving the house
about eight O'Clock al night, Tount! his
Lying al The Steps Of her fathers
dwelling, dead! II lis believed, she
must have fallen down in q. tit, and
'haqs died upon The, very Threshold Of
her fathers house. 49,. II.
#s -. --.ss.-- a0a
a False Prophet. The. London
Times of September 3J, abiding 70
the difficulties and dangers Of our gal
ant little army in Mexico, intimated
that, in all probability, Gen. Scott,
would have to capiiulate to the enemy.
Eleven days after, and the American
flag aoaied over The National Palace Of
Mexico. s-
Who vii. suffer from that painful disease,
Liver complaint. when ilnmediane relief-ii
not positive cnre--Eay be- effected by the
timely use Of Wisiar's Halsam; for proof of
which read The following ste->
Waterford, n Y, May z, lS45.
Dear Sir: In the year l34l, was so severe
" attacked with Liver Complaint as to be en-
tirely unable to attend to my business. | con
stfFtcd with the best physicians in our place
bn'i they gave me no relief. In thu winter of
lS42 procured a bottle of
WISIAR'S BALSAM ofWILD CHERRY;
and before / mad used one half Gf itf was able
to resume my business as usual. have since
that time used two bottles OF the Wild Cherry
BaIsam-and have been entirely free from pain;
and, with the exception of a bad cold in Feb
ruary last. have enjoyed better health than
ever did before.
WILLIAM C. POTTER.
We are all we'll acquainted with Mr.. WIN.
G.. Potter-know tina, he was afflicted in the
manner he describes: ard that his statement is
entitled to full credit.
...tt SCOTT s. WALDRON,
Merchants.
None gersline uaess signed |. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
For sale by Dr.. Schmitt. Woodstock, Va.
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= Singular Death. -On Thursday rye
ming week, a singular and melancholy
occurrence took place in Roxbnry,
Mass. Miss Catherine Leland. daogh-
ter of Sherman LELAND, Esq. had been
in Boston, where she has been Mach
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GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
I, appears BY the official statemen,
of the Secretary of the Treasury, pnb-
lished in the Union of Saturday, that
the net, balance incash. in the Treasu-
ry, is 81, 835, ooo. Tie Union says:
Upon inquiry, it appears that the a
moun; of The loan &treasury notes yet
10 be paid in is near S., 900, ooo--ma
king, in all, of cash, that could be used
before the meeting of Congress, near
~ ten millions of dollars. But to this
should be added, probably, 81 10000
of accruing revenue up to that date
from customs, lands, Mexican tariff,
&C., and we hare the sum Of $4,000.
900 applicable to the expenditures .fo7,
the month preceding the approaching
session ef' Congress; thus proving that
ice shah not be out Of funds at that
date.
The Union also publishes the official
statement Of the receipts and expendl-
lures for the last quarter This is the
first quarter of the first fiscal year un-
der the tariff of 1916. The receipts
from all sources during this quarter, il
will BE- seen, are $l7 ,174,l30, and the
total expenditures for the same, $l4,-
70O.130 29-thus showing an eIcess
of receipts ooer expenditures for that
quarter of 81, 1881. II, however,
we deduct the proceeds as well as
payments) from hams and treasury
notes from each column respectively,
it will leave the ereiPts for the quarter
Su,9lo, 43O, and the expenditures
Sl4, 1915, $50; thus showing an exsess
ofexpend,ures for the quarter over re-
ceip,s of $2,l57. $40 |, is estimated,
howevey, that the receipts, from. the
Mexican tariff, in addition, during the
last quarter, exceeded 5000, GOO; which
lexclusive Of the avaiIs of loans and
treasury notes) y oa,l make the excess of
expenditures over the revenue for the
quarter about 81 ,657 900.
Ba, as 10 the new tarf,the nett rev.
enue from customs under ii actually
paid into the treasury for the first quar-
ter Of its fiscal year namely, from the
3O.h of June, 1917, to Both Of Sep
TENDER, lS47-we see it ST. ,070. 900.
Now, on reference TO The same nett
revenue from customs for the same
quarter under The tariff ST 1912 rrece-
ding-nameiy, from 3cih June, 1916,
to 3Ct.l. September lS46-we find that
the revenue was only Sc, 1875, 900 or
but little more than one half the rece
care from customs for the same quarter
under the nsac tari!t.
General Taylor. The Atlanta Mis-
cellany, Of ,he,23l ultimo says: eve
conversed on Thursday afternoon last
with gentleman who has heen for
some time attached 10 the quariermas-
ter's department in General Taylor's
division, and who left the Rio Grande
on the 9Th ui,. He informed MS that
the statement contained in the papers
that the General would visit this coun-
Try in the month of November is with
out foundations. The old hero has his
hands full, and has made call on the
government for reinforcements to dis
perse the large guerilla forces that are
concentrating in the neighborhood o.
his camp, and who are becoming bold
and insolent."
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Died.,

In this place, on Wednesday the 3:e
inst, CHAPMAN, youngest child o: Pc
Ter and Sarah Supinger, in the 8lf
year Of his age.
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NOTtCEA petition viii be presented
IN to the next Legislature 10 pass sn act
establishing al election precinct AT Jacobs
School House, in the county " Shenandoah
Aug 9m
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Groceries, Groceries.
100 BAGS MO COFFEE
AOO 10 hh,ls r r Sugar. part prime
fss IS ts slo'essss. tcr sssc by :
Sept SO ~ ooD = BANAER.