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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-22
PAX TiLE a; Eyssins, Nov aad will
~ NEkVE-Mr. MeShane. Mr.. Collins; Mr.. Aspen, Mr..

P1sHS $1$TFNHE5 HH;s.. ss' ria III Nj Man
vhe e fEDbY rEE rTFfiiERreddy m.louu.y
M Sons3d LORD %b W AnsfT'S1
wsssRssd P.sd. E.ss.z NJ B.y
Bls: % e .1S x e.ss
RQWERY THEATRE-w. JACKSON, Manager; .snE.
MANAGER, Nh Evening. Novembsraa
h:'l Oh: AI. Isay Mo-
Dunn JOHN H.
Icy x;i Mrs , {GIdfn Mrs.
se,Ssi!ss$ By st:: Hail; MI Bundle. Nj G.
&c: rss c:s y.
CHAPMAN IT II: M...s:a..s q ~,
Esseas Nov = will Be- psfs1%sd the q
Mr. Hsld 81; Es.aes De Goriau
HDopTEb chiiDM.h. Mr.
MIT I;GI d s OLYMPIC TAEATRE-Moud.y Eve.
% Si!aT:aei vii Mrs. T%%
PrH ss GTssio.a: Mis-. Mary Taylor. MN
Ms
After wSish. THIS Ao i}sS5 TO BE soLD-chau.r,
ohSpS: xIa PfSsTs2, Mi. 1yS
Door, OK o'clock and the curtain will rise at
sa.sel SaT
IN addition 70 full of horssmanshp and other
Mc n Of III, sSSfs
Also from the pit to the boxes on his revolving GLOBE
w Is hi: ssss % cs Mr.
ai tn h nSse snss will be % the
A STDR PLACE DrERA-Mes.rs SANQUIKICO aud
have the honor to the Of
is'sSe q Rs
Don kns sps 81 sx mort
ao
sss 70 nh &.
sssGr Fen o Nov his first Jg
Mae.tro Director sgnor Antonio Barl Leader Of the
The Curtain, Act Drop and decorations of the house by
The scenery painted by senori AisEr mo Mon Ths
desgned And executed by sgnor Ravaga
Acting Manager MI John Seton Stage Manager. sisnor
2S:S s'eIcsk and Monday from TX; and Non
40 lady eeomPsnsd By gentleman will be .dmis,ed
way aud ssls y in tSs order - ''0 D0@'
M
On wednesday-A Grand ooen. mao st.re
RRoADWAY GUARANTEEING first Benefit OF Mems
Ss'7 Ev RsSsfN NEXT NOV ,h
On which will be produced for the frs. time here's
new ballet, in Act. composed BY M H. Monpssir and
AZELIA:
With psae. when .SSssss viii be described in
the bills 10 ~ GRH MI I sx Ask b BALL
w., LES s0D DE Is xp'Riso'ssEf s.
Win great vi.''S 81 GRS;fiti E1siNsSsE A1sr
And III. by NADINE ANNA suIAr AND Mr. COREY
By Mons sA .sa RI NAB DA sSNfLArsls,
Full particulars .A viii fH e Saly H sanousesd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-22
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL INTELLIGENCE
BY THE
STEAMSHIP ACADIA.
The Progress Of the Commercial
Revulsion.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
TO THE
New York Herald.
&c. lie. lie,

The latest news from London is given in
telegraphc despatch to the Liverpool Exchange,
dated at 10 A. NJ, the 4th inst, which says -
"Money easier ct the London Stock Exchange worth
cay six per cent The India mail has arrived Accounts
said to be good"
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-11-22

vdNU THhATklC aLSWantsd several ladies' and gentle.
OF acknowledged talent and respectabty lar van
. business in the city Of Washington Apply 1d n by
lei 50 vast paid TO Mr.. KlLMISTE, Washington, D. c.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
GREAT BARGAINS !

THNHE subscribers having just returned from
Il the North. are receiving s. opening fine
! assortment of DRY GOODS. VsIsOC ERiES.
QUEElSSSN ARE HARDWARE, DRUGS.
PAINTS, &c.
GOODS FOR THE GENrIEMFN such
as Cloths: Rl:ck. Blue black, Brown, Olive.
! Green. Invisible, with Casimeres, 1@eeds.
Satnets, T.ihsv, Jeanes, Kersey, and Nestinys
of various kinds.
TO't THE 1.ADltS 'cashnteree, 'CssKtne-
retts, Nous de Lanes, A!owel Plaids Alpacas
figured and plain of various cololrs, Silks.
Prints IF English and American Manufacture
Of the newest styles, Shawls. Hose, Gloves,
M;ts, Gymp, fringes, Lace, Edgfhg. Buttons
Of all kinks, Artificial flowers. ~ reaths
Bonnet Caps comets, &c, Swiss Musns
Book do. plain and figured, Bobinets plaid.
and figured Brown Mouslins rs, S !, 4 and
5,4, BleAehcd do 7>3, ; and a., Caihbi'ics,
London i!ongcloth. Reached Brifsihgs,
Brown do. Canton FEarnels. SC.
Also, 'fine lot Of HATS of various prices.
and large lot OF fine CAPS, of the latest
st. les, such is, Buensv sta cloth. Scott do
Ta> Tor Go, Pal o Alto, Watson, Sc, with a
large lot Of gl.zeu and velvet tc'r i.eh and
bovS.
SHoES and ROOTS, coalae and '6ne, for
Men, Women and children all of which
have been selected with great care, and pur-
chased forcash at the lowest rates, and viii
be sold Cheap fod' cash, Or on time to punctu
al customers. ...r
Short profits And aIrick sales he our MOTTO
Feeling thankful for past favors We Nope;
by unremltted attention and disposition 10
please, to merit continuance ofthe same
HICKMAN s. K0bEFFER
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
BUREAUS, TABLES, SAFES,
@H DSpgADes p9lsSS1k95

VNIIE undersigned IWSuia announce to "a .
Il public. that lie is prepared to manufae-
'sre. d; the shortest notice. Bureaus, Tables,
CMpbuards, Presses, Safes Stands. Bedsteads
End every other, article II the 'cabihat Zine. of
every quality and il sticch style as may be de.
sired. Young married persons can be fur
nisl'ed with sets Of furniture UPON the most
reasonable terms. The work III aaa!l cases to
be executed in The most durable style,
q Collins made 70 'orasr In The 'Ees style
and upon rearonahia TERMS;
He would also STATE, for the 'infda 'a::AntFdh Wf
his ntherous female friends. tsst he CONFINES
to manufacture the 'NashiFiig Machine. So ':P-
proprately called tile LADIES' Delight .Fe
has sold .ttdat so IF these machines 'sHirihs
the past year, aid tsfey have gieet, geh-
eral sa,isfactids. hts Aaecess:iy to shy any
hing 'incre ab'otit lltem. A'rN THETA.
ali Kinds of stl1h viii be- te.}keh III 'ex change
for work at 'nIiAkst't FPllii'EEIeeS.
lie RETURNS his !li;isl}ks fftf ee very liasrAa
patronage heretofore feceNed, and viii EN-
ieavor to fAerft a cont7riukttce of the same.
His shop i, hearty Opposite Mr., Welsh'i
tavern. N9THHAM L. STEWART.
August 26
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09

VIRGINIA, TO wlr: :.
At rn4es held in the clerks Office Of the conn
ty court for the county of Page. on Monday
the first day of November, 1847; Andrew
Pitman and Maria Ioniss his wife. Gibson
y. Roy and Mary. Ann his wife. William c.
Overall, ,suiia 4. Overall and Jane 4. II
Overall, eoh.plaiihants against Isaac II. Ov-
erall, James l.. Joliif7e and Ann r. his wife.
and James II. Carson, defeKdants-IN en-
FHNHE def. James L. 5ollif4e, not having
a entered his appearance and giving secu-
rity. according to the act. of Assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it appe1,'ing by
satisfactory evidence that he is Not IN inhabi-
tant of this State-On motion of the com
plainants by their counsel, III Is oraScrcH, That
he do appear here on :he FIRST Monday in
January next, ard enter his appearance and
answer, the co,hphhntsnts' bin, .'nd give sccu.
lty for performing the e:sesci.ee OF the court;
and that copy of this order he forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published i'll Wood
stock, for two months successfully. and pos
ted at the front door Of the court house in the
said county of Page.
4 copy-Teste, .s5a'e,a
Nov. 1l-8, WIN. G.. LAUCK, &C
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
HOUSE, sGN,
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
GLIDING AND .,GLAZING, 80

A Nh

eI.S> ~ ~
VHNIIE nndcrs'L: !, al respectfully informs the
Il citizens Of Shenandoah anil adjnininE
counties tls,' lie sill cnn,in, es to carry on all
he shose branches e Painting. .,.He, deems
II ,'rdptr 10 state. flat he not only served IL
'reeul.ria pbrenticeship under a master paint
or in o,.e ST 'lie most f.shipndhle cities in the
StAtc. itt THAT he as worked in most Of the
pr,sci2al cities in tile United States. He
therefore R..l,.rs h;mse If. hat FIR durability.
var e,N''lf ,aA,ors Mti,! r,eatness Of execution.
all Work ehtfus, ed to him shall be superior
To that done y any other painter in this place
& Vicinity. y. '.stssrerse ,may be had to iht=
hi .til.'ing get leiieh, VINO have Had ample. OF,
ptIfti,iliss,ofj Judging Of the cllaraeter, of, his
work. and no have visited spIa1 If surprin.
cip, ctiies. :'i.!. Sc en- tile '1est specimens Of
bn W " uas4vnrs. Ii, Ii 'hs yN ;ay.s
On G Srumlrr, sc WIlL,AMs,
Jom> CLOVER, ST.. yoHN. KooNrz.
CuARLLs Welsh, RLU1EN WALTON.
N. Is. To those il. the !country who concett;
themselves 70 BIZ sxpert Painters. but WHIP
are sadly deficient iii many RESPECTS. he would
Just sly, that # they will call upon
hm. he viii instruct ,ltdah In the art Of graf
ming, marbling and hattening walls. on very
iiberl terms, 'as tliSre is ample room for i'm
provemerit. ROBERT BLAIR.
Woodstock June l7-*5
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &C.

TNNHE undersigned have on hand as follows
Il II Hh,.s P. h. & N. 6. Sugar
10 do n o. and Mas. Molasses 10 bbls.
N O. do
1 HID. Bostot, Syrup. 100 bags RIO Coffee
40 bags Old aava IN; 10 White va do
5000 Lbs. English. Stewart & Wolsey & W.
1T, Sugar
10 Haaf'caeGs,s c. p. Imperial AND Black
tea - 1N oi ~ rSg39G 2N
81 Bokes No. I. cased Cheese ) 2 casks
90 BOX. sperm, Alamsatinc s Meaia Can.
ta dies 50 Il ia l
40 Coils Rope from, l-2 to a inches
5 Box Tsossin Soap; 70 90 assorted Can;
dies
% do and half do i,aisiiis, loo kegs sssYst,
ja,, ed Nails
:ohags baltimore Shot, 200 lis. Bar do
A, a!istsr. E. Blister, Cast and Shear
-H Steel 95 Ra
: Grain. Grass ard Dutch scythes.s strop I.
ron. by 9, 8 by 1910 by IL, and IL by Is
Window Glass, kdtind and Square Iron,
straight anil twisted Ink. Trace and Halter
CHAINS, Spirits 1'nFpen,ine. Flaxseed. Sperm
and Fish Oils, Crackers, f.. Salts, Pepper
Spice. Tampbiack. and general assortment
IF Bye SIMS. Boots, Shoes. Fur, brush, Leg.
.hor,,. ana Chip Hats, with general Stock 8f
every article in their lire. All OF which will
By sold low for cash or in exchange. for cout.
Try produce. WOOD & BANNER.
DEPOT; Winchester; MAY 3.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
A New aud Improved Volume for 1913!
Scar NEW pICrOnxAv
FAMILY MAGAZINE.
a0HShec Tof Tie % .Fusion ef LSe5uI

EsaaoAShea for The ID fusion ct Useful
H" ~ Acknowledged as5a aar
A Monthly Miscellany of moral and ins,r,c
tive information. embellisiletl. with n,mer
Gus ENGRANINGS of the v;sr:cus subjects
trea'ed'of IN The course Of the wear. Pub
''shed monthly i'll paris Of IS large octave
pages each
''rRosI'Ecl'us TOR ''i'hE 5,rn 'yoLuME
For four Years the Pictorial Family Mag.
azine has been before the american ,nublss
and IT IS pecu'Isaly gratifying to the Publish
, err to know, tifst his Efforts to do good through
It's medium. have met with the universal
appreciation OF the public and the public
prints, wherever it has foi;h.l its way. 1T is
now too iii mly established upon the broad
foundation Of public confi.ience, to require a
great flourish Of tftmpets TO proclaim lis con.
tinued existence, or the tricks Of pufery to
allure tile people to its support
TO those who Acquainted with the
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design and merits. to these who are not we
will make a few brief statements of both. -
The origin DIES gn of this work WAS "A noble
one and worthy Of all ptaisc. 1t Was intended
AS vehicle for conveying solid information
tn thai class of citizens whose circunlsi anc as
deniedAhem the privilege IF drink ing abund-
)
an it hats bee: the comstan, aim ofthe prcsen,
publisher to Carry ont fully the above lauda
bic designs. Et'.s price, compared to the
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ant. quality of its Engravings. is exceedingly
lUee; and we think we hazard not hing in say
ing. that it is IA the cheapest periodica!
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Natural History Bidgsgwphy, T1ureks. Ills
tory Scie,fts. Useful fits, F'He .7ris, Bgricul
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can Scenery, Political Eed'somy, Essays and
Miscellaneous Reading, all receive Il due.
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Ne'aim, also.t" preserve high tone ofmorals.
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rs no Numbers are SENT tut uE.ii the sab
scrption is pvl. .s ++e
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
NEW GOODS,

.N@Sar ]Spacs, opposite the vNdnket 4fouse
TIME subscribed. wosaA inform the public
" Il 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 y,f very general assort
me.,t Of Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, China and Glass Ware. large as
sortmert OF Boots aud Shoes, Hats and caps
all of which he viii Sell at the lowest possible
prices for cash, or country produce
The subscriber would wish it distinctly un
sierstood that he does a cash or bartering bus
mess And that it is his intention TO dispense
with the credit system altogether. being fall.
convinced tliat sho,t profits and puck retarn4
will result. alike to the interest " himself e.tt
those who deal with him He most cordially
soliciss a can from Ms old customers and the
public generally. SAMUEI1WALkER.
Winchexter October 90. -3lfsy ttis >.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
Il Suitq6le Present for a Father t.
Present to HIS Family.
Fl gantly illustrated Magazine for Christmas
ANEf NEW YEAR.
Which can be mailed to any part Of the U
&T for.Four Cents Postage.

!
! 'Ehe Eahhary Number Of otir FAMILY Mae
Az'sk for fS48. will be ready TO go by mail
on tie 10th of December. hhts humber WIN
be cbmplete in itself and Contain great va
l'r,ety of literary and interesting matter. the
whole, illustrated with TIF'I.EEN ELF
G.2NT ,ENGRaV PINGS, each one occupy
irg iii, Entire page Of tic work. We expect
to circulate many thousands of this elegant
Periodical throughout the Unioll--ihe Plates
! are executed in peculiarly chaste and per
feet manner; and every one Of their is worth
she price Of the work.
Tie following is :. list of the principal en-
cravings, viz
l splendid View OF BosroN COMMON, being
the largest Public Ground in America
: WlNrFn ScENswr-an elegant plate
) Ma WT,N sI:uris kn AND Hrs FAMILY
UNIrEh S1*A'r is bA N-Iss NOV Clistom House
Philadelphia
) PORTRAIT OF WASH Nc TON, and the Coar
OF ARMS Of each State in the Union. occu
pying one elegaft page
3 DO. of JOHN HANCOCK, and View of his old
Family Bes'denc still standing in Boston
ANCIENT ToMss-seyerHl Plates
8 VIEWS IN TIE IIoLY I.ANp-Do do
3 A DDMfsrlc ScENEA-fer. youth
With others worthy Of being preserved by
all who love their country and take an inter
est in the advancement of True knowledge s.
Virtue among the great Boity Of the people
OThe whole of these plates are accompa
MED with interesting written descriptions ma
king the Number Invaluable as a4'resent to
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
r1la THE FORGE l'.r
Mill A II d + "A NJ u &

Attached thereto. lying i'll the county Of shen-
ahdoah. Va, about seven miles soNth of
Woodstock. The Farm Is ii, fine state of
cu'tivatlo., aid the property GENERALLY in
good condition. ~
The Tenant will not be allowed to cut tim
Der on the premisez fSs' coaling. aud will take
the propef:y subject to the right to Cit and
secure the crop of gram now growing. nt,fess
different arrangement be made On tie day
of renting.
1t is deemed uMaecessary to give ,oaftfcn
lar description of the property. as It i aifesu-
med that persons wishing f. rent, VIII desire
to examine the property for themselves
The terms of renting require The tenant to
give good personal security Tos lie rent, Eav
able on tile FIRST day of 4aiS'iary, 1919, and u
bond with good security condi,ionees for de
lverins the property, hit THE end Of the term,
in as good repair as Ne Shall have received it,
patulal wear and wcciden,s BY fire and ten, :
pest excepted. a4xSs7s
Ren,h::g5 ss commence at - o'clock; II.
-.@..... MARK rARD, :,
November 4, 1e47. Con,.nissfoner.
\ n R-Ihe renting will be Fur one year
! from the first day Of lardqry neN. when
] Possession Will be given. MAKkBlRD.
1 on,nissioner.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
Il La't1e. Useful and; Pleasing Newspaper,
FOR 25 CENTS PER YEAR.
Mothers, READ This i!
Il Gazette Of Useful Knowledge for the
WOyNE.N OF AMERICA.
4 WRTG.HT's tAsKET
OF p'easin:s anil 'Jxehu'lnbr,in,'i;on. f,r tn.
Mothers and Daughters Of
;A'myrfca.
Desdtedso The Education of Mdthers, Iii,
'rron,csion of s!''FIome Cows and the
Iiocl,f. T. l.. ciAISi;i...

4 IIoHfctmn OF IlOmS AJpNE and the
Rights s I'huence Of WHinen,
| (Uhder the supervision of the Am society for
the Promotion OF Useful knowledge
viii be pnhli>l;e lmon,hly Commencing with
January. lS48) an large sheet, fine .Wnite pa
per, new type, filed with pleasing ssad IL.
s'rletive matter lesigHesltq educate the hear,
and mih,s Of women, and fit them fdi. use t,,i
ness III their important relations to society
| and Tie station they nee essarily occupy in the
great work Of Human Progress.
| In addition to the news of the month each
number will eon,an articles on various sub
iects, such as Useful Receipts 'IiHne 'Educa
| ton. Training. a,ld management Of, Children
| Naura! Il sto"y, Medicine, Political Economy
Usefn) Advice. &c.
| THE CASKEr will contain no silly love
tales. or other !efsrtous mettcy. but tie great
] aim will BE to Instruct AS well As omuse--mak
RY F.3MILY IN TIE UNION, con-.
cling all the branches of general know ledge
in short, JUS ,s.ich "a paper as any well mean
ing an wdtlu have his wife, dan. h,ar or SIS
ter read.
.CTDnring tie year. we Will publish in the
C .sK'Er' Ian. e Martins celebrated Essay
! on the CT, il za,cn Of the Human Family, q :
titled the Education Of Mothers. Tor thsw o,
the author got the premium. Of q, 900 franc,
fro the French Chamber Of Deputies, as the
lest essay that was offered by the learning OF
Europe on the Civilization of the Human Fa
milv. The translation is a literal one, and
has all lie beasv of diction and power OF
thought embodied in the original. Professor
Basse;t, Of Water foil College, is the 'trasl. ,r
of this Invaluable work.
The original and selectsd matter VIII be {, f
tire cho' cest kind Much of it was written or
selected for a Masa1ine which we purposed
publishing; Being hey onl the reach of thos.
whom we wished to benefit. we have concl,i.
del to publish it in this form giving tile same
amount ut matt CT rs we should be obliged to
charge 50 a year for i'll Il magazine for tue fri
fling sum of IS cents
To facilitate the making of Gibbs, he will
send five 'cep!es for 81, free of postage.
GA twenty five cert plce can be enclosed
in a half letter sheet, without isc1:easiisg the
postage.
Postmasters, Clers'yinen and Teachers are
requested 70 act as agents for the 'Casket.'
COMMUNICATIONS should be pos.pa;d and AL
dressed F.. A. WRIGHT,
IS Soeth Third st. f'hilad.
Ehectuary of the .7mericoa Society for tile DIFF
fusion of Useful Knovledge.
Uf Country Editors giving the above. includ
ing this notice, a conspicuous insertion. will
receive 'rd' malta copy of 1r,tat5uA's .W2.sh
i,lgton, ard two copies each of 7Triyht.s Pa
per and Uright's Cashtt for one year. Send
a, paper with advertisement marked, to
'Nr-yht's Paper Philadelphia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
- A CA b.

~ Ho0E 3 PotEaA., having taken !,
lrw NJ Warehouse Adjoining tns Custom
House Will be pleased to receive sjonsignsneniI
ct Flour. Aid Produce generally, on coshmis-
sion. Also Leather aWd Msyoi, xil Of which
twill make liberal advances IN, and pledge
myself to effect The best Sale that i possible.
win Keep, ON hAml supply Of FAMILY
Gk3CERiES an of Ahien issh be farnished
on the. best terms aiN execute orders fof
tie purchase Of any article that may be want.
ed "n shc most advantageous terms.
81 DANyEl, Il. hO0C.
~ Rckf 10 WA. +. Powell& So,s Jskn7c:
Powell, Win. Fowle 4 Sons. Lambert = ";
Kenzie, licveigh, Bro = Co
Sept. t,-cA Is
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
TAVERN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENIff. subscriber offers for sale, upon &C
i -egnmodatirg terms. the IA


Il -cunmodating tennis. the ERA q
Brick TAVERN, ), mt
IN the town of Woodstock. now ;iti Mss
IN the occupancy of, Mrs. Miller. 4saz'--s
aid formerly oWnrel'by samuel lsnker Ar,
Information relative To the proprlty, Sc ". 4
be given bv'Jame, 6 Frav~l. Esq ;n person,
p Woodstock, or by isayssIf, ~ Moor. field.
Hardy count, Va. Posses ion civ N he &.
Of March, 1913 j.. W. r. Ntt!:EN.
November II, lSl7-tf
q Winchester Republican, ',ssattvf.
virginia.. no w,r-:
At rules held in the 'Ct4fa's 'OEce of tie
CHnhty Court of SheiNAnbA!l, for ,tte month
uf,Noyen,bei; 'lai7-j sIlistham lIolt,t and
others. pain,i aga'hsl.J acob Bow lnat and
otare:s, defenlAnts-IN cHAArEhy,
HNltE dafehti,ftS J ,cob Bowman ana Ann
IL hls wife, Eve Seves, George CIR ,,.stai
and Eve his w.tr. Ahr, ham Iluller, The I'M
KNOWN 'childi Ell and her. Of Henry 'iIoller.
deceased, the unknown children and heirs oi
JOHN uofier, deceased. the HHln,twn children
and heirs of F.iias iIoller.. Ntct!iset and
Elizai,etI, Rider. not having'e .ter,d their APP
pearance and given security, according to tllc
act of Assembly and The rules Of tins COURT
and it appesrrs ty sstfsfa,t r.. ,wi,lertae 'tna,
they are no, INHABITANTS os.1hi, cq,ittfNrI is
ordered, Tha, the sad dc Ell lants do appear
here, Oh the second iti~sl.y in JANUARY ne 1t
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and
that. 'cJbv 4bf ths'order be othwi,h inserted
in some Newspaper Published IN Wooesttck.
Tor two months successlvelv, and POS cd AT
The front door of the court house in the yad
town of Woodstock. 4 copy-Teie,
November 4 $ e. WILLIAMS, csc
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
PUBLIC SALE
N EG RDEX.

y17iE undersigned. administrator OF Lew
= Crabil, deceased. will ell at public sale.
to the highest bidder. before the tavern OF
James l.. Miller in the town of Strasbnrg
Shenandoah county. Va. On Saturday the Isl
dopt Janucwy meet, N s@e
Sc:eral TalucNe Negroes,
belonging to the 'estate. WA man about
S6 yeats ST age. AN excellent farm hand-a
woman with Young child, the woman about
ga girl about II; dae about ga BIO!
about 5. and one about 5 years of age.
six months credit will be given with an
proved security. bearing interest. Should
the purchaser elect. the money will be lie
Gel, ed on the day of sale
Dec 9 GEO A. IUPP.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
Il HARVEST 1As,Gl1OSys Q I
= II ] a. ATS { y! -

THytiE subscribers sinnoupce 10 me public,
Il that they have Just xnisAsa and have
for sale. large assos,,,lfsht Of REAVER.
MOLE SKIN AMP NUfRTA HATS. Of
the latest styles, and embracing every variety
g quality ssa sp prize sey sgs s s.,a :, i1
manner. They will be sold as cheap AZ they
can purchased elsewhere, either for cash or
country produces.
nrCail at the Sign the Big ilat, . few
doors scrta, Of W~lsl.'s Hotel, aid nearly op.
poyte the Sentinel Once. -
Is ssss 4sse 9KEFFER & CLiNEDlNsT.
woodstock. Sept l6, ~.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-12-09
! CANCERS, CURED |

THvHE subscriber, living near tiiighaapd
l. Court House, Va, would state 10 the
public, that Ire has been very successful i'll Gu
ring or. removing ccrrce,'s. THOSE VINO are
thus afflicted are invited to cab on him. by
his s o or 1 in mns o5
twelve DAYS from the application of his med
iiaines, Charges moderate. Letters prompt
4ly replied to, sso.rilI J. +. fABLER.
- August % an s. ye!p%6 sos44 s,s