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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

A BLACK hickory Walking Cane, with .
"a silver head. Any information as to its
whereabouts will be thankfully received at this
Office. y~y~y 4.44 .~xs4s.*
Juas %. Sd
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Count of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
aa# May Term, is47.
JssepA s. hDk. Admi8istrafo.

"@ May Term, ls47.
JssepA s HpE. Admi8istrafo~.
vs.. T.. zs
Osborn james, John .Janss, Hiram yamts. S.
Rseon James. Sally James, Befsy Rum6isy.
Anna Rike. HIIEsns Ptfigyew and pifs Dr.
eas. Samuel Patton and rife Naaey. General
Roam and uife Peggy. Ansi GGrnison and
spift fnseitis. heirs a. inr Of Atnr james.
deceased
Petition 10 srll Land. ~ .. ~~,.#
TT appearing 10 the sstisfscsion o. the Court.
u that General Roam and wife Peggy, Zimu
Garrison and wife Priscilla, defendants in this
case, are not inhabitants Of ths state II b there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Hils-
borough Recorder for sin weeks, that said defsn-
dants be and appear 81 the neat Term ofour Count
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for said county Of
Orange. al the court house In Marlborough. on
the fourth Monday in August NEXT. then and there
to show cause, If any they have, why the lands
Of said deceased shall no, be sold for the payment
Of his debts; otherwise this petition win I've taken
pro eonfsssO as to them, and Judgment rendered
accordingly.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk VI cur arid
Court, al Office, the fourth Monday Of May, A
ID. 1877.
]. ALLISON, c. &C.
Price adv. s5:62s. sS-6w
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Call Ct n1orris's,
u yug saal aooD LIQUORS,
lust RECEIVED.
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ganalca Ram. hsm saAhzy.
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Msdean Via. Ita
F~isrssa.nd As5<sns. hee eualay.
Bye WhizEwy. @=@~
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Ties. win - fngner saek. maks complrss
s@sssmen1. sarA = : raRis fsuad il lhis mafkst
Nhirh I'll BE- sid l0w e. cab. o. ca shoztee
dii - panesusi dealers .~z@ -
Cy Also. Bsooa and Lard. Cen Mssl. and
FtouF. ~-. - =.aaM
RE-. NORRIS. .
Juiy - 1 - 81
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LETTERS,

II EMAINING in the Post Office at HILLSIDE
"a rough. ~ CT on the Isl day Of July, is47,
kessh if not taken out within three months, win
aessrn: .sesshe General Post Office as dead let.
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BLANKS for sale at this Office.
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THE GRAEFENBERG vEGETA-
BILE PILLS,

a. $4,000 Bores sold Each and Every Week
TyHE Grsefenberg Company hereby give no
sies that their general agcns sos the State Of
North Carolina, 10
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-18
E4xOV ESTAKEEHSEHHs EMF.
COLUMBIA furnace,
THE FORGE.
~ Z. Z A ~ 9 r A. u . S

Attached thereto lying i'll the county Of Shen-
ahdoah. Va. about seven miles southwest OF
Woodstock. The Farm is III fine state OF
cultivation, and the property generally in
good condition.
The tenant will not be allowed to cut tim
Der on the prem ses for coang, and will take
the property subject to the right TO cut and
secure the crop ct grain now growing. unless
a different arrangement be made Oh the day
Of renting,
1t is deemed unnecessary to gives particu
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, $40, and a
bond with good security conditioned for de-
liverins the property, at the end of the term,
in as good repair as he shall have received it,
patulal wear and accidents by fire and ten
pest excepted.
Renting to commence at - o'clock; NJ.
MARK BIRD,
November 4 1o47. Commissioner.
N. B.-The renting will be for one year
from the first day of January next. when
possession will be given. MAXI BIRD.
COMMISSIONER
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ONCE MORE In MARKET,
" It'll 4 WHOLE CARGO OF
NEW GOODS.

FILLER g BROTHER have the plea
Il Z sure Of announcing 10 their numerous
friends, that they have just received from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, at their stores at
Tem's Brook and Saumvile. large and
splendid assortment Of FAIL AND WIN
TER GOODs. Their supplies embrace all
the various articles of Dry Goods, Groceries.
Hardware, Queensware, Stationery, etc to be
toun1 in country stores, and which it is deem
Ell unnecessary to palticularse.
They would respectfully say to the pub
lie, that every in:lucement wi be offered to
PURCHASES in the way of bargains-anl they
leel assured that the quality and styles Of the
goods will give general satisfaction. Ladies
and Gentlemen, give them call.
Thankful tor past encouragement. they can
give assurance that their exertions to please
shall not be relaxed. [Sept. so, AZ.
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GI}IlA1I' BARGAINS F.!

VH>flE subscribers having just returned from
Z the North. are receiving & opening fine
assortment of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,.
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, DRUGS.
PAINTS, &c.
GOODS FOR THE GENTLEMEN, such
as Cloths Rack, Blue black. Brown, Olive,
Green, Invisible, with Caslmeres, Tweeds,
Satinets, Lnsv, Jeanes, kersey, and Nestins 5
of various kinds
FOR THE LADIES: Cashmeres, Cashme-
retts, Nous de Lanes, Aiowel Plaids, Apacas
Inquired and plain of various colors, Silks.
Prints of English and American manufacture
OF the newest styles, Shawls, Hose, Gloves,
Mits, Gynp, Frmges, Lace, Edgng. Buttons
OF all kinks, Artificial flowers. Wrea,hs,
Bonnet Caps. Bonnets, &c. Swiss Mus,ins.
Book do. plain and figured. Bobinets plaid ,
and figured. Brown AIousljns 7 8. 4, 4 a and
81, Bi-achcd do rs, :, 4 and Al. Cambrics,
London Longcloth, Reached Drillngs,
Blown d" Canton Flannels, Sc.
Also, fine lot Of HATS Of various prices,
and large lot ot fine CAPS, of the latest
sly les, such as B.enavista cloth. Scott do,
Taylor 60, raIo Alto, Watson, Sc. with a
large lot of glszed and velvet for men and
b oys
SHOES and BOOTS, coarse and fine, for
Men, Women and children, all Of which
have been selected with great care. and pur-
ch aset torcash at the lowest rates, and will
be sold cheap for cash, or On time to punctu
al customers
Short profits and quick sales be ou5 motto
Feeling thankful for past favors We hope
by unremitted attention and disposition to
please, to merit continuance of tie same
KERN s. nODEFFER
Oct7, iS47.
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AN IRISH MArHEMATIcIAN.

THE Irish way to obtain Heights
sohieh cannot be measured In reply
to can inquirer, who asks how he
can obtain the height of a tower with
out measuring it, the editor of the
Irish Railway Gazette, Of the 26th OF
August, answers: "Take any two rods
Of equal length, place the short rod at
any convenient distance from the
building, and the long rod at such a
distance from it, that looking over the
short rod to the top ofthe building, the
top Of the long rod shall cut the sight. y
We do no: follow the instructions fur
ther, because we believe that only in
Ireland short rod and long rod OF
equal length are 10 be had.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-18

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
County Court Of Shenandoah, for the month
Of November, 1S47-Harrson Holt, plaintiff
against Jacob Myers & other defendants
IN cHANcEnY.
TESHE defendant, Jacob Myers, not having
IL entered his appearance and given secu>
rity, according 10 the act of Assembly and
the rules Of this court-and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an nliab-
liant of this eountry--H is ordered. That the
defendant do appear here on the first day OF
the next January tenn 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 in the said town
of Woodstock copy-reste,
Noyefnt er i. S G. WILLIAMS, L so
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NEW GOODS,

Market Space, opposite The MARKET House.
TEHHE subscriber would inform the public
Il tina, 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
nsent Of staple Dry Guoas. Groceries, Queens
ware. China and Glass Ware. A 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 intention to dispense
with the credit system altogether. being fully
convinced that short profts and quick returns
will result: alike to the interest Of himself and
those who deal with him He most cordially
soliclts call from his old customers and the
public generally. SAMUEL W WALKER.
Winchester October 90.
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DIR. TIIOMPSON3
UTERINE T'IetssS.

TT is the opinion Of al the nrilicipa fprofes-
u sors Of medicine III the Tinted States, who
have given their testimony, thai In. 1Homp-
sons Patent .4pparatus .tos.ihs cure Of Proiap-
sus and other diseases, possesses. superior adss
yantages over any other apparatus oithc KIM
ever presented to the public. Their cestiH-
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling
on the undersigned at his store in Wood.
stock.
These Tr,,sses have beer examined hy Dir.
lrw in, DIR. Magruaer.& DIR Wun;ler, and they
concur with the above sentiments-that It is
the mos, easy, safe, and certain remedy for
those diseases il Processes to cure, ever inven
ted. They can be had at my Store. Those
who stand in need of an article of this kind
woulddo we'll to make immediate application
JOHN G SCHMlTT. \
y W t,.,.f.t,,r LILY "a ls.t..
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which the people Of ireland appear TO
De suffering, as the season advances,
claim the most painful attention. Two
appeals, the one from Mr.. Trevylian,
and the other from Sill John Buraoine,
addressed 10 the British people, have
been published. We are implored to
extend once more the hand of charity to
the sufferers on the ives. of Ireland; and
the statements made Of the already ex-
isting distress, by two gentlemen SO
well acquainted with the case, cannot,
we regret to say, be impeached. 1t is
indeed, a most melancholy prospect
for the winter. With daily increasing
distress in our own manufacturing dis
trc:s, arising from the stoppage Of
mills, and the present arrangement of
trade, it is gllsvous to find that the
poor of Ireland will again become sup
plants for relief from he affluent and
the humane, both in this country and
in our colonies, and, indeed, wherever
the English language IS spoken. II
is further aggrayation Of this nation
al calamity that crime is a|armingly
on the increase in many districts of
the sister country.
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TAKE NOTICE!

FHsHE subscriber having suffered many in
Il conveniences. bv tresspassers, will NJ
longer submit to such impostions There
fore the SUBSCRIBER wilt assure'lly prosecute
every person Who shall MANY way or man
ner trespass his lands aid premises, in the
county of henandsaI ..,Xxsinla. The sub
scriber is Oh the alert fdk the detection o.
such AS have of lat ibEef driving their wag
CONS through various sections of timbered
land, making new roads through the ira ct
where there is lawful highway.
PHILIP c. JONES:
November 18a124Y
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STATE OF THE MARKETS

The news by the Caledonia is most
important, not only commercially but
politically.
The commercial tornado has at
length reached the banks, two of
which, The Liverpool Banking Associ-
alton and the Royal Bank Of Liver
pool, have already suspended.
The fearfl! condition Of English
credit is best indicated BY her consols
which are selling at Slower even
than during the war Of Napolean, the
darkest hour Of snodsrn EngIand's his
tory.
1t will be seen by our detailed ex-
tracts thai The famine, in an aggrava-
ted form. has re-appeared in Ireland.
Distress was making further progress
among the trades of Paris. The
drains upon the savings banks were
immense.
The Emperor Of Russia was about
TO visit Poland, and had ordered all
but military persons to shave off their
boards, he having a prejudice against
the same.
R. B. Peaks, The celebrated dram.
attic writer, died on The 4'h Octaber,
at Chelsea, aged 81.
Mr.. Charles Humble, a Shareholder
Of Sunderland, has committed forge
ries to the extent of go, 900, and is
supposed TO have dscamped to Mon
tsvidso.
1t i, stated that the managers of the
Scotch railways have commenced cur
failing their expenditure, and 1000
workmen were discharged last week.
The LATE BoUNTlFUL HARVEST.
Tbs public thanksgiving for the late
hounteous harvest, has been ordered
by her Majesty in Council to be gem
orally observed that day, the 17th.-
Her Majesty has also ordered that COL
lections should be made in aid Of the
destitu,ion in Ireland and Scotland,
which has unhappiy not yet ceased
The selection Of Sunday for the public
prayers on the present occasion will, it
Is hoped, add materially to The amour,
efpubIic contributions, and it will also
have the effect of not depriving the in
dustrious classes Of a working day.
STATE OF IRELAND.
ANOTHER FAMINE APPROACH
The increasing difficulties under
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s. s. f&eutjueC:


2 Tie R'.sson. If a paper is is
sued this week, as we are compelled
to have the room occupied as an Office
plastered. And as it will require some
ten or twelve days for the clustering to
dry sufficiently for the resumption Of
our labors, no paper can possibly be
printed before week after next. We
nlead, however, to make up the loss
at same future tune, in the way OF
extras.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-18
CANCERS CURED !!

VHSHE subscriber, living near Highland
Court House, Va, would state to the
public. that he has been veryisuecessful in Gu
ring or removing cancers. Those who are
thus afflicted are invited to cali on him. BY
his mode OF treatment, cancers OF moderate
size are taken out or extracted in nine Oh
twelve days from the application Of his med
icines Charges moderate. Letters prompt
~ replied to. J. 7. TABLER.
August e AT yesp45
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Aa Ela9HABhIgB s. BDas
Successors to staEier s. Candy,
LESALE DRUGGISTS
AT THE OH STAND,
Nc. ls0 Pratt Street Wharf,
BALTiM0RE,

4 AFFER to Druggists, Country Merchants,
" and hysicians, very extensive and
fully assorted stock of DR. UGs, REL
Tc1NEs, PAINTS, GELS, DYE
STUFFS, &c j.. at prices AS low us they can
be bought in the United Ststos The
most particular attention is given to procure
articles of the best quality; and frcm their
long experience, and the attention they have
bestowed in acquiring a knowledge of the
Chemical and Pharmact uticsi, rs well as TIE
i the general Mercantile departments of the
drug business, they feel Confident that they
are qualified to supply their customers with
pure medicines, and other goods of the finest
kinds
Many of their Chemicals and other prepa-
rations are manufactured in their own alb
! l'shment, after the most approved methods.
and warranted equal 10 those from any
other Laboratory.
AS .her goods are bought for Cash. and in
the largest quantities, they knew that 10
house sell at lower prices for goods of
equal quality
L. II. S. {, Co are the proprieto,s and
manufacturers Of the celebrated Worm Med
iciues, known as
stabler's Wrght's Worm Mixture, and
Stabier's DR.. Chapman's Worm Mixture.
s OF The genuine Stsbler's Lees Anti Bilious
Pills. and other Lees Family Medicines, for
'nery made b, Noah Ridgely of Baltimore,s
and known and extensively used & approved
of over a large portion of the United srates
tor more than fly years
P S. Physicians orders. whether direesed
to us or received by the hands OF Our custom !
ers, (merchanls in the interior swll rsrelsss.
careful attention..
Baltimore. February 15iR4r--v ~>tst7 q q
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DIR. G.. COLDER,

a LATE OF BALTIMORE co. MD.
esEss Office in Edinhurg. near the Wash
ington House, respectfully offers
Es:l his professional services to the
"A public.
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TAVERN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

IHNllE su.'seuher offers for sale upon &C
a eofnHseeFatsg teprs. the rzs
BRIcK TAVERN, "a
N the town Of woodstock. row ..s..., HIM. .s
in the occupancy Of Ans Miller. si II - =
and formerl, owned by s:saueI Rnker .,v
information relative to the Property SC. " il
be given BY James 6 Fravtl Yso IL persor,
in Woodstock, or by n,sslf, N Moore field,
Hardy county. Va. Possession given The Fra,
Of March. I848. j. VIZ. ALIEN
November II, lsA7-tf
q Winchesle, Republican iuser If.
VIRGINIA. TO w.t.
Al rules held in the Clerks OEce Of the
County Court of Shenandoah for the month
OF NovehlbeI lSl7-Jonathan IioIler and
others, plaintiffs against Jacob Bow man and
otho,s, dtft ndants-tN cHANcEEY.
7HfHE defendants, Isaac Bowman ana Am
n his wife. Eve Seve1, George GranGstafi
and Eve his wife, Abraham Holer, the IN
known children and leirs Of Henry Holler
deceased, the unknown children and heirs al
John Holer, deceased. the unknown CHI ldrer
and he IFS of E'ias Heller. deceased, and
Elizabeth Rider, not having eater, d their sp
pearance and given security, according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of this court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of Il j. country-H Is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here, on the second Tuesday III January next
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and
that's copy Of this order be forthwith insert, 4
in some newspaper published III Woods eek
for two months successively. and posted at
the front door Of the court house in the said
town Of W oollstock. \ copy-Tels,
November G WILLIAMS. csc
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GEN. BROOKE.

The N. o. Delta of the 18th inst,
states that Gen. Brooke was about TO
leave that city. for Fortress Monroe, to
preside at the trial ofCol. Fremont.
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EFFECTS OF NOT KNOWING. FRENCH.

! EFFk CIS OF MOI KNOWING FRENCH.
Not long Ffler the general peace,
when all classk of English travellers,
learned and unlearned, polished and
unpublished, focked to the Continent in
search of the classical and the pictur-
esque, one Of these pilgrims met com.
panion sitting in a state of most woe
ful despair, and apparently near the
last agonies by the side of one Of the
mountain lakes of Switzerland. With
hrsat anxiety he inquired the cause of
lis suffering. "Ob!'' said the latter,
! 4 was very hot and thirsty, and took
large draught of the clear water of
the lake, and then sat down on this
stone to consult my guide book. TO
my establishment found there that
the wafer Of this lake is very poison
ons! O! | am gone mani feel
ii running over me. have only a few
minutes to live! Rene mber me to
-." LET me see the guide
book" said his friend. Turning to
the passage, he read, "L'eau du lac
est bien poissoneuse" --the water oflbe
lake abouads in fish. els that the
meaning of it''' "Certainly." II
never was better" said the dying man
leaplng up with a counenancs radiant
as The sun on dne May morn. Then
extending his ann in the true long
bow sly|e-"Tfe'e's musc|t;'' he cu'
a series of eapers over the grass that
would have done honor to Nes,ris. -
"What would have become of you,"
said his friend, "if had not met you?"
81 should have died flnpersec! knowl-
edge of the French language"
-eAe-
THE MAN WHO FATHERED FORTY
EIGHT CHILDREN.
A very good joke came off the other
day. the performers in which were a
lady fresh from the couatry, and our
friend W., the lessons of The Vennoise
Children. By some hool; or crook, the
lady aforesaid became possessed Of the
fact that he WAS in some way Or other
the possessor OF a family OF 4S children.
This was enough to make her lay down
her sewing and take to argumrnt.-
After viewing our friend from head to
foot, she exclaimed-s' Heavens and
earth, do say, Teller, tnat you have got
family of forty eight gals"
II do indeed"
"For the lords sake, how cid are
you?
"l'm SIXTY in June"
"And how old are the gals"
"'i'he youngest is six and The oldest
sixteen"
"In the name of massey, how did any
woman ever give birth to them forty
eight children in ten years, why hats
almost half a dozen a year Is the
criler alive, and where is the chill
dren"'
"Down in Broadway; and if yen
will put your hat on, | will do myself
the pleasure Of showing yon to them. :"
| "Befsy get my things, 48 children ir
ten years! Good air'h what are things
coming to--and such young looking
man. | wonder if they are all one
woman's thought 'Taint possible
Aunt Jefusha had twenty, and this
was almost the death of her-bui
good Jerusalem, only to think of
SIX year, and followed up at that =
He must have had other women that's
sartin. Oh the wickedness Of the
world. And such good look'n man,
too. Who'd think ii? The very MN
ute ] get home, I'Il have Deacon Wi
ley open prayer for him. To go to
raisin' such a family is dreadful to
think on. Betsy get my things. p
! y4lb. Knic.
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Great Dsmd1sR We would lnst re-
mind those of our country friends who
have promised US Wood, that thi, is a
most favorable time for hauling it.
We desire that those who can do so,
will deliver it as sooE as convenient, so
that we may be fn!ly prepared TO enter
upon our onerous duties for the winter.
-9HES~
{5No news of unusual interest has
reached us since our last, from the ar
my in Mexico.
We have a 1un,0r from New
York, that at the recent election in that
State, the Wings swep, everything BE-
fore them. The o0fcial returns have
not yet been received.
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oEe,p 81 g;,m.
ARRIVAL OF NEW
FdU s. ~ inter Goods

YEHHE undersigned, having purchased Maj
ID s. Rnker's entire stock Of Goods, have
the pleasure of announcing tot their friends,
that in addition to this. they have just received
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Potato Rot.-We are sorry 10 be in
formed, that the disease which has
proved so destructive in different parts
of the country, has made its appear
ance in our midst. In some cases,
entire crops have ro'te d in a few days
after being dug.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
III Shenandoah Counfu.

YHyHE subscribers have determined to sell.
n at private sale. their FARM, SssSasss
situated en- the back road, four ASsgNsI
miles southwest of Columbia Fur gysA gMg
mace. containing about 2A6
a G + z S, about one half Of which is
cleared, and the balance covered with timber
of most excellent quality. There are good
Dwelling House, Barn, and other buildings
on the premises. A well is now being dug,
with every prospect of success. 1t is unne>
cessary to give more minute description Of
the property, as persons wishing to purchase
will examine for themselves. The terms will
be made to suit purchasers. Possession Civ
Ell the first of March next.
E f: RINKER & SISTERS.
November 4 'A7-tf
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COLU MBIA FURNACE
: or Rent.

ElUBsU ANT TO decree of the Circuit
a Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Shenandoah, in a suit therein pending be
tween The Bank of Washington, plaintiff. aud
George F. Hupp & others, defendants, shall,
on Saturday the 1911 deg Of December nert,
upon the premises, proceed to rent at public
renting, to the highest bidder,th well known