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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-30

@AccoEding to statement pub.
lished in the IntelIigencer, a late as.
sessment shows the valuation ofthe va
rious government property located in
the city of Washington, including the
value of ground, 70 be 1892, o79.-
And the private property in the city is
valued at upward Of twelve millions
which would make the total value OF
real estate in the city about tecemty mil
lions dollars.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-30

"Rough and Ready" I've have re-
ceived number of this paper, the pros
peetus for which was published a few
weeks ago. Its motto is, "come and
take me-" 1t advocates the election
of Gen. Taylor to the presidency. Fl
entirely discards party politics from its
columns, and runs the old hero as "lhe
peoples candidate" We most cordial
" commend the "Rough and Ready"
to the admirers of the old General as
worthy OF their support. The price is
81 per annum, in advance; twelve CO.
pies $40, and greater number in the
same proportion. Address Wilkinson
& Co., 116 Nassau ST., N. Y.
NSend it on.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-30

pioneering hobby; for the editor curls
his lip sneeringly at the Importance We
attached to sthe mere declaration Of
the Mexican Minister, that annexation.
would be the canse of war; when ii is
notorious TO all, that the mere, decla-
'rations' Of that same minister, were
.quo'edsby the wings to prove that war
would be ,he consequence of annexa-
ton! In 1914, the Mexican Minister
represented the sentiments of his gov
erhmen: and people, and the wings
pretendedto place implicit confidence
1 i'll his 'mere declarations then, but
now it suits their purposes best 40
discredit his declarations.
Honestly and candidIy, then, the
conclusion of the whole matter is Just
so:-That our opponents did not really
place any confidence in the mere de
clarations of the Mexican Minister that
annexation would be good causd for
war; and get made aoar an electioneer-
ing hobby! And the Democrats did
not overburden their minds with the
blus1erngs ofihe 'perhdlous Mexicans'
about this matter, and knowing that
the wings sounded the war-clarion for
purposes purely political, they placed
but little confidence in the declarations
either ofthe wings or Mexicans. Now
we should like to know what advan-
tage the Republican secures for its par
ty upon this point, even granting that
we did pronounce the war-try of the
wings to be humbug?
With regard to the true ISSUE the
JUNIOR does not even attempt areply but
contents himself with modestly hand
ing us over to the senior. Very WE'LL
Come QUE, come all.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-30
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Baltimore Markets. On Monday,
last beef cattle sold a: 50 50 81 l-2
per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal to 81 a
S. so net, aud 50 A the gross
Hogs, S. 80 a 81 per 100 lbs. Flour,
So 70, 5 25, 5 81, and So so, accord
ing to quality.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-30

Going 1t icitha Rush.-Since Mon.
day morning last. the Land Office has
been crowded at all hours Of the day.
The receipts Of the past week we have
heard estimated at over one hundred
and seventy .fve thousand dollars! and
yet Il eeems as if there is to Sc no ces-
sation in the entrying oflands. = Green
Bay Rep, y4ug. 80.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-30

The Alexandra Gazette publishes the
following extract from a letter from
member of the 18th company, Virginia
regiment, dated August 22d:-"Be-
sides our la:e captain, we have lost two
more OF our company, both privates.-
One named Trott, son of a Baptist
preacher in Virginia; the other was
Mahlon Mills, also of Virginia. Also,,
died incamp, on the 9th of August,
near Buena Vista, Charles B. West, a
native of Fairfax county, Va, but for al
number Of years a resident of WASH
lngton, aged about "a"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-09-30

Recommending on the FIRST page
he reader will find an interesting ar,i-
Gle, in which the write: discusses the
utility of the proposed construction OF
the Alexandria and Shenandoah rail-
road, in conjunction with the improve
ment of the Shenandoah river. Such
articles upon these important improve
ments as may come under our notice
vii! be published.
-Re-
Fatal Stage Accident.-We learn
from the Cumberland Civilian, that the
horses of one oflhe stages which left,
Cumberland on Saturday morning last
for the West, became frightened by a
locomotive on the Mount Savage rail :
road, shortly after leaving Cumberland,
and ran off, dashing down precipice,
breaking the stage and killing one of
the passengers, Mr.. George G.. Vim
cent, Of Erie county. Pa, and injuring
several Others.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-01-30

TERMS /:

Two DoLLARs year ONE DOLLAR for the first regular
session Of each Congress and FIFTY CENTS for the final
sion of each Congress- and the for each Extra Ses
uon--payable in all cases in advance.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
ATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.

The Government have received letters from
Mr. TRIsT and from officers OF the army at Mexico
- the 2sth ultimo These letters were brought by
The English courier to Vera Cruz, and from New
Orleans were forwarded by express 10 Montgomery,
Alabama, and thence came by the regular mali.
They confirm the previous advices OF events up to
Gen. ScoTT's arrival before the walls OF Mexico,
The suspension of hostlites &C. but are fall OF m
,erest from the accounts which they give of the bat
lies which had been fought.
We learn, generally, that the last battle (indeed
the only one Of consequence after Gen. SCOTT lett
Puebla) was the hardest fought and the boodlest
which has taken place in all this sangulnary war.
II commenced on the 10th continued till night;
and was resumed in the morning. NALENcAs
division was finally vanquished in the morning,
with the loss of all his artillery, seven hundred kill
ed and wounded, and three thousand prisoners. The
division under SANTA ANNA, consisting Of between
twenty and thirty thousand men, of his own troops
and the lew en- n,asSe of the city of Mexico, was
engaged by Eve thousand men under the brave Gen.
WORTH, who, after an obstinate battle OF long du-
ration, large part of il bayonet TO bayonet, finally
achieved complete victory over the immense
Mexican host, which broke and fled, some into the
city, and large bodies elsewhere. The Mexican
loss in this desperate afternoon battle five thou
sand killed and wounded; and our loss was, we
grieye to say, above one thousand men.
The Mexican army was well supplied with ar
tllery and strongly posted, but it was all captured
Neither their artillery, their numbers, their des
perate resistance could Withstand the valor of our
troops directed by the able and skilful dispositions
of the brave and veteran SCoTT, whose name is
associated with SO many well-lought fields in the
annals of our country.
After the Mexican commanders had taken refuge
in the city, they sued for suspension of hostilies,
as heretofore stated, and proposed negotiation.
Gen. SeoTT acceded to the proposition, and ap-
pointed Generals QUITMAN, PERsHER SMITH, and
PIERCE Commissioners 10 conduct the negotiations
on our part. The Mexican Generals also appoint
ed Commission, with Ex-President HERRERA at
lis head and the Commissioners were TO meet on
The 3Oth to open the important business confded
10 them. i
Gen ScoTT's army remained encamped outside
Of the city.
All the particulars that have come to hand will
be found below.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

In addition to the particulars above given from
the Picayune," we obtain from the Union the
following letters, received at the War Department
the first being from highly respectable officer at
Vera Cruz-the second from highly distinguished
officer Of the army who had principal part IN ihe
batle--and our third from private letter written
to friend by captain in the army who witnessed
the battle:
VEnA CRuz, Aueusr 81, ls47.
SIN have the honor and satisfaction to inform you that
our army has again been crowned with victory lhrywo
thousand Mexcans engaged, with General Santa Anna al
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

appear TO have advanced any further than Ayoa on that
roue-the main one from Puebla Mexico, which de-
Tended by the formidable works Of III Penon and Mexaln
cngo He turned abruptly to the south from the main road,
and proceeded Chaco, the eastern side of the lake of
that name and skng the lake, passed round its southern
extremity and then turned and proceeded in norhwesery
direction towards the city Of Mexico by the way of San
Gegoro and Santa Cruz till he struck at San Augustine the
great southern road WHICH leads straight the city, lying
miles the north This defended by works at
San Antono about three miles north of San Augusn and
again by still formidable works about three miles further
north known Churubusco San Pablo Instead of ad-
yancng directly north upon San Antonio Gen. Scott turned
that position well Churubusco by road striking of to
the west which defended by strong works at Contreas,
which is three miles of San Antonio From Contreras
the road leads San Angel and thence back into the main
road again. This operation executed by Bngadier
General Smith in the most brilliant MANNER Contreras
being carried early the morning OF the goth. This
point gained Worth pushed on against San Antonio and
the main body of the army towards Churubusco, by way
Of Contreras and San Angel How San Antonio was carried
by Worth and how the whole army then fell upon Churu
busco and drove the enemy from his works, and completely
routed him, the letters give sufficiently tell.
We would here correct ourselves for giving expression
the opinion that the city OF Mexico not at mercy
We stated upon the most hurried perusa of portion of
letters Upon mature and thorough examination
of them and of the Mexican papers, satisfied that San
ia Annas defeat complete the earlier accounts
presented 1t have been entirely optional with Gen.
whether march into the city and occupy not.
We will conclude by laying before readers the follow
ing extract Of letter of the latest date from the city of Mexi
CO. 1t was written by English commercial house
"MExIco, AUsUsT %.
"There about fifteen twenty thousand Mexican
troops the city, and unless honorable peace entered
they will have another brush But my opinion that
all will be settled if previously understood. The
business houses continue closed"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-18

Total Defeat Of the MericmS-General Scott en-
camped within t,oo and a half miles Of The city
fMeriCo-.4rmistice betUeen the tWo .3rmieS-
Negotiations for Peace commenced
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SECURITY To PURCHASERS
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, mo- is.Af', ie.-. Nlls- Tassa Ha4t us.=+5,.
! sting. ta1aon-, tat Haie. ~ ~. = l'.ls
,5aalei. ka.s and al '4e .Eeeisss. Wanted +. go.
~ IT W. iirta' qa-f via e here s5se sttt
'14s We stan solicit coul.aaaa-. II 4.. ea''4aed
stpi5 III -
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taH-fsa'll Aau5- i,... - -
81 hAt .n.af. saa Ness iots ia4as5f friftp
- asA-,ff ~ ss4l-, rsitsHd si5tsr-o r. ~ tt
A"a y a'ie .lins emo Bud.as fa,n- i"A
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re- f0ft MUGS. CiNCiNN NTI. INDIAN fFffIs
ILtEt hAt ~. NtNpAtf4. srRfN6FfEHh
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Ell NEWER E.lHH4&.:
g E|l ] 8 . 4
INDIAN PROFITABLE
u HeVSsY G e. . Z.


ErERSGNS afflicted with Scraft5ts = Ha.= - E g-t
Ger. Erysipeies Old Sores lzees ,lt.lel slz-,.s
diseases, OF any other complaints afisi4g Ha# ##H -
OF tie blord. are requested 10 road tLc T. +dfs
nion ais. in proof OF Tie wonGeala. rr1efIas9. ,e
named medicine
READ READ RF AID
we ia. undersigned hsyina v4zst MI fs5s E zIa4.
~ Al lie INCA 81 Nessrs Fovs=a -.fI tft.#5
al ., street pisdelnba e,.=ss5ef lis ta .o.t
e,,,art e o,,e w,.e,ee ,,,l,,r--s5 - 4,.....as
uSs 9Tsess. "a. etsRoFII a,a .,..,, +. must Let.
con his - ,rars eopfliet ,,ifl5 4f=.=.,.-=ff
his p.I..ir Tie ESqrRE poa.= t.fI-i. V5Hff7 No-s.
-,.pre IN and Io,ser lad al tl4. 4ft.f.as .-t-
eer fetF,Se,l ,is II ser sr,pts a..r Is, aff st. ,f
!. Jaw HONE carried away 4Iidtet ,e can zaIVeIo
esfrin,ior, ~ his cas.
Mr. /, nf,r,ns ps ~, II lamar, is, tite role t5r
ofhis ,,o,,tI, - y,,l - most ~. ,..a No.. ..
OF hls hou.i', % " 81 - h'os y sstz '' - e7
Wy az 60 ~" ~ ,,. -, A., -5 .5.... o.,
III FxsINnIaN yFErgisCl fistX tCt.4 ,...I-1 ,
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neekea ue usease IN new uaA S, ana o sti.-l t 81
n,e pfogr. ~, W l'l.,', ny" ~,
leH iIesl, nas supp'ea ne =. us ,issf
hu ai.aousn nauls uiesfu'eu, us ia, .' 2'a.9 "'
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IONS nave ueeh usea, " 80, tte '.AN-'N" "a =
ias niou.b' Hls " oia !. i"i e7a -
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NO Tier WONDERFUL GERE

PHfLs nEHfN.t, tei., #tHf. -id.
The undersigned Is induced to make the follow la fIet
,a,ement under firm convection llat many &aaaH IL
ives might he saved. recourse bad fe tIe same
means which have restored the 10 heaIl. hos ref
or wear. with weakness Fl the IL Ms ard i.iA ik
=OMFIAiN1, hut SO radnal Heft tie lHtHasas ~ d-
ase tia, felt alarm until li4n le ls-t iae
-hief OF distress pain nl ta@- a riltt
dde, great opiHession almost sfalg s atld i.a a-
iy 10 raise the corrupt matter ii 81 -5r sea tE
Hesthng and at times great Ha -4i=atsls !
hpagh could mol live an hour II IS sc1f.ss la'.a-4
y say that during this time Fad .tr t- .tiI 81 a.
endanee, cupped, blistered 1s $50 i la ali. 4
Also used varous advertised ami All ki4aast- lla
htslned no relief whatever, uHiii .orHteH IL SIP
SONS COMPOUND sNRif OF 4 ar aud WOOD
NAfHinA, enc bottle OF winch eneftet no uofe
nan an Else had taken and assfftit as u.g
sni heiief that BY this lime, Should laws fseu ~ his
rave had not procured This remedy te time Idid
SARAH JANE ADAMS
NO. lss South Tonlth Street. IlalEadcl Hi.Is
sworn 10 and suberihed thl- l2iA dax 1T 0ctl.er
ls45, iefore me, CHAUNCY Bt-RKIE\ tId.ft..s.
u Prepared only, Conner Of riah spesaest
Philadelphia. Nav II
rsale BY G. W. JOHNSTON Mark.tslsase.
Nheeifu. Va
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TRIUMPHANT st CCESSl

Coilsinlptives rememler i5af li
FH0MPsONis COMPOUND y RI \ UI TAR ANN
WOOD NAPlTliA.
Which is daily eaeciins suth wonderful e8fgs 10
PULMONARY CONSULTATIONS.
asthma. Brochitis. Spitting Bl9od PAN III
The Side and Breast, Sore Ihrouf Hoa,ss-
aeSs, Polpitation Of The Heart, Whipping
Cough, Group, Hres Nerpoas Trsaors
Liper Complaint ard DAlaaed haAas
dc. DC.
WHEREFORE beware OF ali spa. bus a.sta,a- b
Il TAR or NAfHfiIA and pufclasa ri tHr a14glt. -
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EOsB, seEaEFe g.

ARRIVAL AND DEP ARTU III 81 THE
TIE WHEELING i6a# Gil ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
WORN kSZ73Zl93S

Childrcn will cry Tor d.. Hull's Worm 10.
zenges. Only read what this medicine has
done
Yo'kviile Gibson Co. Team, Dec 2l,lsi3
w. {. T.. llull-Scr.c months since your
agent let with me for sale VIA, he consid.
cred large supply of your Worm Lo7enccs,
bat ha.c sold ali out, and could have Sold
thee times as many more had been sup.
pied to that amount. | hope that you vail
insifuci your agent TO leave much greater
supply when lie comes this way again. -
ihei use IN my family has been ~ great ben
EFT. Edwin NcCoicl. E.o gave SOM. ~ t,
chIld OF MS, Tour years old, and the first Do. G
brought aw,v between thirty d forty worms.
Mr. William NcDsicl had child whom the
Ih,si' ian, pronounced incurahle. aud said
!, would di., but the child was cured b., Using
DR. HILLS Worm ioxenge-
Yours, truly, SIrrIra ItNrls.
Pace % cents per box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01
STATE OktkkMONT.

60" '."''' la c,.s-,. f,o
lou. An roo, 4 80, i.r
Hr.m u F.r.
NlHEREAs El,ss Hi.s o. fs'h~.n
w In ssid County At ku'.p hss ,His
Cav filed he bill IN ehspes,,. sss,nsl Johs
Apn fooi sct Hiram n Yor, t@h oi '~
iosn o. t..tsms. 10 us taumv Csnne.ce
and slss Of Nee Yors ,lanss th,, 90 lh'
2tIh Ga, 81 Ms,. u. Ist3. 80 wsli' VI
de- oil ss,d Fsnhsssn sss jus'l, 'nhst'ed To
10 The sssios In tive san - esoi 90 sps ohcd
IN ss,d Rt.sr's psuspisory noie osnc hvfil !,
Ikta.srt psssbis io the ofsiof 80 ,es'ef IN one
vest f,u,n the date of saic note NH ir'e''N
snt In ssdsf to serore tho payment of ~"
s.n,s, 10. the said kia.f. and ere Amanda
kider VIE s,ii Wsfei. On tie .sii ?th
ia, 81 Ns,. 4. u. l-i1 s,ef uici - Ne ssij
Elss. mortgage iced Of tie io.',wtng dcs.
cfItei lsni In saii Fsrts,er, VI one pat
Gel ~ lsrd bounded b., Inc h~stnuirs
On the north eide II the highw., iea i,rc
rom C.A.eson tn Far we. o..
nor h on Dsn,,l Kis.'s las o. ..o, - {.
s,sse and stones. ibs1ce ~ to-. ~~-, 10 .
coke and stones. thence souih 60 RODS TO- a
stsks and stones. thente tssi Oh 10 a'uIe-
sad highway IN the htsi bounds ESQ Que
other parcel oi land. bounded IVA line, he
ginning IN the south Inc Of ssid hIghwsy,
thence south on the ~eN line ui sad tssile-
ton IS tods Ia tho land owned b, VIM Cook
thence ~eN 81 rods, thence nufh ~ rod, 10
ss,d highway thence sst ~ iods 10 first
bounds. containing IN the whole - acres Of
land mote OF !rs.. conditioned for ihe paw
rnsnt 81 said prom sof, note. and itst sub-e
oUenily on the ssme 2tlh dsv ol MAY. A. ID
1898. the ss'd Walter end Amsnds. convey.
~ the ssue premises 10 the said Julia Ann
Hiram X then ard sill minor children ui
the ssid Amanda. and further slaiiag that
the sald noie though long since due has IA,
been pad. ans mat ssih ElnS' in'ef-st IN
san premises has b~co'n- sbs liuio ond pray.
'rc 'ha' SAID couu would aproiLt guard.
an Tor Ssid Jvlia Ann and Hiram Il and
Ms, s,id Juha Ana and llrsm h. ma, tc
cecfeed 10 pay The sum due on SAID note and
OF def, II thereof To he fore ,used OF all tier
equliv OF redemption IN and tn klij piem.
scs
Tho usual process OF slbpocns being
granted. and the SAID Jui,, San Foni aud
Hiram X. Foo, residing without ,h,s state,
and not having Teen notified Of tho com.
fhchr''neh' vi Sdi h'I'. ~ IN ofte ~ the
court III a, they be n, Iiel lnc:eVi /, rutlish-
ing w." substance Of AsId hi,l with ,his order
~ tho Rutland Herald, printed q. Rutland.
thres weeks succsssivev. the last of which
SHALL be st least twenty DAYS previous 10 the
neat term OF this court 10 be held al Ruilani
~Iihin and Tor SAID county of Rutland. on
the second Tuesday oi April, 4. ID 1917,
and that they 10 required Ia meet at the time
and place Aforesaid anil make answer tosaiI
on, which shall lie sufficient notice And
day thereof was given. &c
10 /. ". HOPKINS, Clerk.
". e. Kiurcdge. Solicitor Tor the O.s,or.
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STAGE NOTICE.
an and after Mcnda, MAY II, an acrol

- ~, Wednesday .a,... ..-.y, > d
N. aud a.iive al k-ene p. N. same day.
RETURNING.
Leave kccnc, every Tuesday,, Thursday and
Saturday. al 8 a. m. and arrive at Rutland
same day. by & p m.
At Ca~enjish this line will connect with q
line Tor Clsremon,. y H. saue day.
RETURNING.
Passengers can leave Ciarcmon, every
Tuesday, Thursday ard Saturday at : a.
M. and go 10 Ca.,ci"n. VI. the same night,
there connecting with the Burlington and
Aihsry line going directly on wi,hou, sleep
ing and arnving at albany the next day at
= m. -AI.SO-
with a line that lea,est ssilcion, al 2 o'clook
the heat morning i5i Whi,ehaI ana Sarato-
ga, arriving at SarliuGo same day at I p. ".
Al Walpoie this ilne CONNECTS wilh the
Connecticut River line, aud arriving a, Brat
lebe'o' same DAYS ~ sp, m Returning
leaves Braulehoro TueSday Thu ,day and
Saturdays, awning at Rutland 4. y. m same
dsv
TheBurllngton 4 Boston regular mail line
via Rutland and koenc. y. H., viii leave
Rutland every day az heretofore al s pm.e1-
cep, Saturdays, leave SUNDAY Morning at
=. III aud arrive ~ Boston IN 20 hours
4 stage leaves Waterfall ai0 a. III. CIV.
eV day except SUNDAYS To connect with this
line at Rutland same DAYS. ~ Ma, passen.
gers 60 from Whli'hall to Boston IN two
days r. FOSTER COOK & co.
10 II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

STATE Of VERMONT. DEi,,emem.
D.uc, OF Rutland, s.. u besa that
o. sAted probate court held At Rutland
wi,hin and Tor ss,d district. on the frs,
Mones, being The iG dsy,o March, A u
ik7.
Pisssnt. Wm. Hall. Judge
ArsmssCsr pen,er. administrator ofihs .,
iNs Of Gslu>ha Gould. lsie Of Pn,io,d
IN ssid district deceased. in,csss,s. p,opos n
10 render ~ scccgn, " D., sca.Iuis,laton oil
ssic estate
u 10 ordered ia, s,ld accrrn, - rfrrot
'or elimination and s'iovancc. 10 the Isl
sonds,, being tire slh "a, Of Aprl heii ans!
net oop' nj Hrs ortet ne puolr,hsd Ihr~e
weess sVcc cvsrsely, precious therein 10 tie
Fc'lsnd Hssld. ne~pspr pr nted a, Ru,
lane. That r~f.oos Interested may sppea
enc otieo, TO The s,me II u.ey see cause
4 true copy ~ Recc,d
10 HENRY HALL. Rsgnhr
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CABINET WORK 4 CHAIRS

RtCk & CURTIS would inform nose
- sho ere wishing W pu,ehsst C,biDel
Wsrs OF chsr, The, thsy vii conunue o.
cary ~ NE nsas'sriusr II the ssps IN
~ vsfleus branches. one door north Of The
Ish. They have how on hsnd lager a.
esrsesns OF The shove ware ,han ran le
found ebephs,s m taecoun,y and 9Th ,hei,
esesessesess Tor manufacturing The, esn ana
oil. eel - ehesp. sad cheaper ~ es.h thar
he's svss sfoss ,<sg sold
-. A. z.es II ,.~iss. sad LIMIT
Ases 10 ssehsnss Tor cork.
besAsd. New %, t%<e A
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NOTICE.

YiE SENDER ha,ing the laissi an!
u most Appiosed desisn. Tor dwelling. &
also iol p.bAc buildings, wouii give notice
t. The public in general, hat he will csr,
on 'hs carpenter AMI joiner busine.s. tie
coming season ~ oil is various branches be
would also say ,h,i he viii d. work ID Ne
lob ~ by the Gay Oh ss IossonAb.. tens
and IN as good slyle az can be done "a VI,
country JAMES l.. GLYNN
Essi Rutland. March -, ist7. IO.?9
u. Three Ani rate Iourneymen ~sns
81 ~ tie hr,l DAY Of June, reIt EG