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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-13
THE SHENANDOAH PAPER MANU- !
~ FEATURING COMPANY.

VHNIlE Charter Of this COMPANY having been
favorably reported upon s passed by The
Leg stature Of Virginia, il is due 70 TIE Coin
'nunlty that Il full and concise statement ot
+ S features, objects, intentions ami engage
nents. be laid before them. that those dis
posed to aid or participate in An enterprise
SO useful in itself, ard so highly beneficial t'
tine community, may do so Understandings.
I The Corporation are entirely distinct as
body. from the purchasers Of the Gulf Mill
Property. except AS purchasing lot and SO
much water power Fl ON them as may be ne
cessary for their specific manufacturing opel
a: ons-which the sad propretors Of The
G.li Mill Property agree to furnish. ncln>'v'
OF ten dollars per ann,l,n for each horse pow
er req .isite for driving the iFaetory-and to
take the principal which wouId be s!66 pc,
horse power, in s;oc!s,in The Company This
is rate of only ahca, one .ffa, OF. fire HIM
Gred pr cent less than the cost Of alter pow
er al M,nasunS, Lowell, Lawren e, Trenton
Or Patterson, the great seals OF OR East I'm
manufacturing estahls!ne A'tht ugh
the proprie,ors of the Gulf Mill Pro perry are.
and mist be at a very heavy outlay OF cash
capital in the purchase, and will be in The
Improvement and vviopment of the water
power necessary for the Factory, yet they
put the power thus low TO the Shenandoah
Paper Manufacturing Company. TO encourage
them in the opening and comlnencen, II Of
manufacturing Improvements in this great
Valley.
No part, therefore, Of the funds or stock
subscribed in this sacy, Will be diverted to
the purchase Of or improvement OF Water
power or lot for Factory. But every dollar
will be strictly and faithfully applied 10 The
erection OF Factory purchase of machinery.
ant, to form business capital for the Com
paay. as may be seen by Section 9th Of The
Charter.
I'Ge expense OF the factor, building,
forebays and water wheels, is est.
mated at $4,000
The expenses Of sixteen rag engines
and four Cylinder and Fo,llrineer
machines, and all the other appa-
ratus and fixtures, about $4,000
dollars, and will require about 100
horse power for operation. So. 900
A business Capital net exces ding 49,
900 will be requisite. $4,000
Forming capital of $4,000 besides
the water power S5O,0OO
The machinery will b. ca ,aEle Of manutsc
turing upw: rds of 5000 lbs. of paper per
,lav-or about $500, 0C0 worth per year.
And although this amount may seem large
amount, yet when consider the vast daily
consumption Of Paper in the United States,
we should be inclined rather to increase the
capacity of the mill, than to fear a want OF
market for the paper. market for large
amo,nt of What We shall be. able to mannfac
ture is already engaged. Those disposed to
take stock in The Company. Gun do SO b. ap
plying to the Editors of any of the papers
published in the Valley. to Robert T. Brown
or John H. Strider. of jefferson county, or
Hiram Ellis, General Agent of the Company.
owe are desired to request e. CHI eiitor
N the Vale, to consi,'er himself fully au-
thorzed to receive subscriptions for stock.
Apr s. l943
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AlAUCK'S PATENTED
| MPR0YED hot .B0L I

d s now offered % s1e test of.he pnblic,cou
q fidensiy believing hat all WHO give tl,'
asG rolt fail trial, " |! be fully convince
FITS super or. OVER nj others new in use
The advantages Of ,;.is improvement in +
ling Of -four -:re very man, and inpt.rtaa
hist the q,autit, ,,f snaci,ineIN thereto i,
greatly reduced ar3l sni.lifie,i. here being
bat Two vhee : necesseit ~ ,'rt.T, J lie h1,'
ing apparatus thereby E,ssel - ''ss, amount
# rcton. and of water II ste:ni power ssc
By this plan, the meal is eo:.:s ;ed circct!,
from the Ei~, aters to the i}u.sng Cloth
Without the of Hopper Boy aud tie i,ol':
ire always in operation while the Bnrrs are
INNING s:uch labor Is net on'y saved, b.
% loss is sustained from -four escaping il.
he form OF dust; and meal bolts more reaa,
Nhils, warm hau after heng rxpnsesl 10 the
III. as b6 the old system By N, ans of =
crew, wedge n' l. Yer. IN, ci.est a.id brlt.,l.
eel are most easily devoted o: tlepr+ ss+
at :hr tail or tal,ht-st tZifttiii.i from the
~pout Of entrance. thereby givi. :. il the poH
5r o: Boiling more or less rapidly. a;,d ati.r
ing t %ltli ,he utmost 'ecls on TO the cnnt,-
tion OF the heat hen ground. or slate Of
he weather: so that flour lie ijched il.
any state the wheat can he ground Nofrar
seed be entertained Of the capacity of this
Improvement III tie boiling # -four to NEE,
the wants and wishes of the Miller. as ii his
ali es'iy been tested under every variety OF
circumstance to which the successful opri. :
tive IN tue maNufac'urc Of -four is exposed
md in ever, instance has given entire salts
faction, where and Wien tested.
In building or repairing Of Mills. those wl'o
adopt this inve;tIof. viii Had great saving
~ the Quantity OF ,.inoei,s, iroiis, si,:,r, merry
10th, and mill algla1's work: less water OF
steam power is required, mote Rour produc
ed from given q;isli:it, of wheat, and The
boiling gear less liable to get outof repair.
whilst the miller by Tie use Of a varletr n
pouts, may take his -four from the chest IN
any quality desired
The undersigned has taken an agency for
Nauck's Hot Bolt for the counties of Angus
Ia, Rockingham. Shenandoah, Page, Warren
and Frederick, and will give his personal at
tention to ali the demands made upon him for
The use af this Invention
Tile subscriber Wil dispose Of rights ant,
erect thu. above named Bolts, upon The mos:
reasonable terms Address the uii,!,rs:g ned
at Woodstock, Virginia.
NJ B MILLER.
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PUBLIC SALE.

I'm obedience TO decree Of the circuit ST.
q peror court of law and chancery, for the
county of Warren. in the case Of Miller and
others against Isaac OveralI's administrator
and others, shall proceed TO sel',at the court
house door of Warren county, on Wednesday
the ,9:h day of April. 1S4s, at public auction
10 the. highest bidder. the tract of land which
belonged to the said Isaac Overall known as
the Big. or Barbour Survey containing about
$4,000 acres. and situate in the. counties OF
Warren, Page and Rappahannock. 1t con-
tains copper ore and a great variety of othe,
mineral treasures; much of it is also heavily
timbered.
Terms-Cne-third of the purchase money.
cash; the balance in equal pavments;of one
and two wears Bond with good security will
be required for The deferred payments. and
the legal title withheld as further security.
JAMES Fl CARSON,
Feb 24-ts Special Commissioner.
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LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
WITH ASTHMA READ THE
FOLLOWING LETTER.

Mr.. Seth w Fowle Sir ,-Having been
afflicted for more ,han thirty years with the
asthma, at times 80 severely as to incapacliale
me from attendance to business, and having
adopted many medicines without any but tenn
porary relief purchased, about three years
since, Of Mr.. Edward Mason, your agent IN
This city, several bottles of Wis'ar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. from the effects Of which i OBJ
tanned more relief than from all the medicine
had ever taken for that distressing disorder
have by the repeated use Of your valuable
Balsam been more free from pressure for breath,
and oppression of the lungs, than had ant'cl-
pa,ed, and indeed conceive myself cured OF
this most disheartening malady.
| do most cheedully tender this acknowl-
edgment, which you will nse as your Judgment
dictates G. ID. MAYNARD.
Argos Office, Portland, March 70, 1916.
None genuine unless sigred l.BUT'IS on
the wrapper. Price one dollar per bottle, OF
six bottles for five dollars
For sale by DIR. J. G. SCHMlTT, Wood
stock, Va, And BY Druggists generally thro'-
out The United States.
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WOODSTOCK
i7itM.s.4E SEMINARY.


FHSif slti,ti session of his Institution com.
4 menced The FIRST Of Feb, lS48; and the
trustees would take advantage of 'he OPEN
ng Of :, sew term. to call She attention Of the
community To school in tbtir tnal.t. (levo-
ted exc,sivfl, to Fe;,ase El,,c aion)of whose
highly bei,e Zeal inauthre 'iey feel more and
more cO..vu,ceG.
unlcr he s55li,,s, .ii;,i. ,;f the MISSES
I.EEPFR, this school has heeri now in opera
ZION one ,ear III this time the most decided
improve ment in many respects are viSitle:--7
The advantages TO 'heir own daughters
sch as ,sstn, ofthem feel cannot be too high
/, esti,n.ted, ... i.
The i,rii's Is l;;ii,,sion viii cqinpars s-iy faa
vor,bly. III point OF. chespnesS viii, those Ct
any i,,>ltutiop of equal standing in the coin
,ry-Ttey are frllotts: !. !.,.A
For Reading. Writing and the first classes ii
G ography and Grammar per session of ive
months S. 90
For the higher Eaghl, branches 4 80
fo, do do with the French 10 DO
The spring session commences the frs, of
February ane; closes the last Of June
JAMES G FnAVEI
WM \ cRAWFoEH;
JOHN GATEM ODi),
Comm tee in behaif If The Trustees.
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April l3-St (s5J

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks office of the
county court for the county of Page, on
Monday the Sd day Of April, in the wear
l848; Samuel Kern. comp lanant VS. James
NJ Gatewood, Wright Lakewood; admins
traitor Of Chanev Gatewood, decd. David
Stricken. Pascha Graves, Peter Lauck,
Andrew J Mckay and Julius l. NJ Rider,
d-fvndants-IN CHANcERY.
II ME defendant, James NJ Gatewood, no,
IA having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security, according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in>
habitant of this State--IT IS ORDERED, Fhat
he do appear here on the first Monday in July
next, and enter his appearance and answer
TIE compliments bill, and give security for
performing the decree Of the court--and that
a>copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Sentinel of the Valley, a newspaper pub
lished in Woodstock. for two months success
sively. and posted at the front door of The
court house of the said county of Page.
w. LAUCK, elk Page Co ct
April Is, '48
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EGfEcc.

z y confo-mitx to all act Of Assembly, pass
a cd .Ianuar, 81 iS48 notice is hereby Civ
ven. that hooks Of Subscription viii be open
I'd, for shares to increase the capital stock OF
the New Shenandoah Company. ON THE 25tn
DAY OF APRIL NEXT. at the following places
under the superintendent of tbs following
persons, who have been appointed by thu
President and Directors OF said Company
Comuss oners Fer that purpose, tany three
of whom MAY act. at any of the places te
Which they are assignec) viz:
In the county of Shenandoal-At New
Market, John Il Strayer. John d Zlrk'e
F.-nton Walton. Dr Godfrey Henkel and W.,
ter Newrnan-- Mount Jackson. Joseph II
samue's. Levi Rnker. VIM Sigler, Lawrence
pitman ir. Rhesa Allen. Charles s Wundel
and Israel P lti'.k.r-A+ Woodstock, Philip
Piman, Samuel C Williams, WIN Moreland
Philip Slower, James G Fravel. George II OF,
Geo iInpp, Richard Miller, Geo McInturh.
John Coverstone and Henry CulIers-At
strasburg, David stickley, Wright Gatewoo''
Daniel Stckley, Samuel Kendrck, George a
Iiupp, Philip \ Macl,r and Dr. G VI Rrinkcr
In Page countv--At Bunker's Hill, Henry
Forrer, James Kite, Isaac G Kite, Jacob Mob
;e@, George Kite, Reuben Foltz, T Boswell,
Jacob Brubaker and Jacob S:role-Ah I.ur y
Gabriel Jordan; Mann r Almond, Samue
Gibbons, Aleahire, J Baker, Andrew Key
ser. John I.lonberger, David Bafngarner and
Jacob c Kite-At Milford. Gibson N Ro, ,
james stinson, David Wood, Jos S speng:er,
Peter Neyser, Joseph Kryser, S Slower &
william Overall.
Books of Subscription will also be opened
at the same time, in the county of Augusta,
at Staunton and New Hope-In Rockingham
at Mount Crawford. Harri5onhlirg, Port Re
public and Conrad's Store-In Warren, at
Front Royal-.Tn Clarke, at Milwood 4 Der.
ryville-ln Jefferson, at Charlestown and
Harper's Ferry-In Fauquier, at Paris and
Upperv'lle-In Loudon. at Snickersvile-I'
the city of Alexandria & at Georsetowh.D c,
under the superintendent of Commissioners
appointed at each oSthose places, (whose
names are published in tire Stanton Specta-
tor and Winchester ltepibiican-)
BY order of the Pre- silent and Directors.
S. Fl. LEWIS, Treas. N, S. C.
Mach 16 1913
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THE FRENCH RESOLUTIONS.

The Union of Tuesday says The reso-
sutions from the Senate. which were unanim-
onSly adopted by that body, have finally passed
she House of Representatives BY nearly a imam
imous vote-ayes ~. NAYS 2. The two neg
a,ives deserve to be held up 10 the whitening
scorn Of the community: They are Messrs
Root. of Ohio, and Cfaus,on. of Rhode Island
Mr.. Ashmun. Of Mass, had discretion en-
oagh to Withdraw his proposition abo'l slave
~, though he had the bad taste to east his We
nom around him. aud to throw a slur over
16agina herself. Bu, Gen. Bayly repelled
his structures. and exposed his course. in one
of The most dignified rebukes We have ever
heard"
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JUST RECEIVED,
AT TOMS BROOK & SAUMVILLE
An Unusually Large Supply Of
NEW GOOnN.

"ELl.ER g BROTHER hase TIE plea
n Il sure Of again announcing TO the public
that they have just received at ;feir stores Il
splendid assortment Of New sp:ing q Summer
Goods, which have tn purchased a. e<tce-
dinghy low prices. ~ lie Northern cities, and
which they can tfsrefore sell very cheap :
Their stock embracts .eyerg variety of Goods
of latest styles, fof' both Ladies and Gentl ,
men Psri,tulHF attention is called TO rhei'
stores. TITS deemet. time cessafy TO enume-
rate tile Goods suffice it to say. that tie stock
is unusaiAlls large, and embraces every article
to be found elsewhere. The" are thansfu
for past encouragement. and will ensit avo'
to merit a Continuance Of ptblc patronage ~
Also an assortment of superior Spectacles!-
Cali in and examine for yourselves ~
Marcel, 2S. 1913. a5& s-
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cui, Superior Court ofLaw and CEancery
for the county Of Shenandoah, for the month
Of February. 1a4S; Peter Craig and Mary
his wife plaintiffs, AGAINST Lev: Pence, Adj
am Pence, - Monger and Molly his
wife. and othe rs, defendants-IN cHANcERy.
TENHE defendants - Monger and Molly
IL his wife, no: having entered their APP.
pearance and given security according to the
act Of assembly and the rifles 81 this court;
and il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this countsy: Ir is
ORDERED. That the said defendants do appeal
at the clerks Office Of said Giro nit superior
court of law and chancery to be held therein
on the first Mopda.y III May next. and an
swer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published Ill Woodstock, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY. ard posted at fhs front
door Of the court house in :he said town of
Woodstock A copy-Tes'e.
SAML G. WILLIAMS, C SC.
Feb. "a. i848.
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Married.,

On Thursday last, hIR. JOSEPH
CoFrMAS, to Miss SARAH SIBERr
all Of this county.
At Orkiadelphia Church, Tenn, on
the 81 ul. by Elder R. F. Ferguson,
ELDER JonN d. FERGUSON, formerly
of this county, to Miss MAMIE MER-
IWETHER.
On the same day, BY the same, M R.
ALBERT BRANHAM, formerly Professor
al Bacon College, Ky, to MISS ELF
ABErH FERGUSON, formerly of this
county.
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VIRGINIA. TO WIT; .s..., 4
At a court continued and held for the county
of Shenandoah on Tuesday the 9Th dag; OF
February, 184S William ] rionFca and
John NJ Bayley. plaintiffs, AGAINST William:
S. fewell and Montgomery Elhon and
. Ann lis wife. defendants-1N cH.ScHn1., :
THsHE defendant, Montgomery r Elbon. not
4 having entered his appearance and CIV
ell security. according to the act of assembly
and the rules Of this court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an in
habitant of this country: II IS ordered. That
the defendant do appear here, on the Monday.
before the second Tuesday in May next. and.
answer the, bill Of the plaintiffs; and that a,
copy OF this. order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published i'll Woodstock. for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at 3he.
front door OF the court house in the said tow q
of Woodstock. 5 G WILLIAMS, c Sc
Feb II
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GREAT REDUCTION!
NsCEGeevcr's From and Brass
FOUNDRY.

NEAR THE FREMONT HOTEL, WINCHESTER, VA,
S now IN full operation and prepared tC
Il make any kind of castings at short notice
He has fitted up machinery for grinding Mould
Boards on the face, and has a fine assortment
on hand, groond smooth and bright which
he will sell for the same that Mould Boards
Boards have been sold at heretofore, together
with Machine Castirgs-also Fire Irons of
handsome patterns and Wagon Boxes of all
sizes, which he vii. sell for less than castings
have ever been sold in this market. Il world
be to the interest of those wishing to purchase
castings OF any kind to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. would
say to ,nachinists and others who have their
own patterns to bring them OIL and give me a
trial. and they shall have castings made from
the best of pig iron5 and for less than they
they have been paving heretofore. There
will be pattern maker always at the Foundry
who will make patterns on reasonable terms
Any patterns that would be to alter or repair
will be done free of charge. also continue
to manufacture my improved machine for
tlrash'ng and cleaning Grain. This machine
is well known in this country to be a great
labor saving machne-it can be moved with
tour horses, and when properly attended will
thrash, $50 to 500 bushels of Wheat per day,
with the same number Of hands and horses
other machines require to perform the single
operation Of thrashing. will repair Thrash
ing Machines at a short notice and On accom-,
modating terms.
Blacksmithirg and iron Turning done with
neatness and despatch
Old Brass and cast From taken at the Foun-
dry in exchange for new work.
Having long experience in business and /
wish to please, solicit liberal patronage.
MATHEW McKEEVER.
April 6, 18AS-;,m
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-t--.-r-7.- - = -. -. !.

. T.
Mer,eruich was Sucked by the mob. and the
Grand dukes haze withdrawn into private life.
The miitary-have :leitihc city, which is under
the pretecliap Of the civic. guard and the
Students The official Gazette Of the l4i
contains a notification OF tho concessions tn,
emperor is cnnpeAedslo make to the necessi
ties If the hour. His majesty consents to arr
the students, and expresses a hope that H.
citizens will co operate with them in main
tanning order. He trusts that fresh pruot Of
his raternal soliciuae will be recognised in
this measure; and hat tranquility will be re-
established by it; il it IS not, he will. though
with regret, be Obliged 20 authorize the troops
TO use their arms There is discrepancy be-
sweea the ofical account and the intelligence
Of the Zeisungshailc If the city is already
in possession Of the citizens, The orders to the
military come too late.
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PUMP MAKING.

= s ME subscriber respectfully :,nnotnces
Il TO the citizens of Shenandoah and the
public, that lie has returned 10 this county
md bag periaarentiy located himself at his
rmer fsssssencss At Sss,:rertown. on the Val.
Turnpike DAD about three miles below
t.s,lstocks ARD tia, he viii attend 10 the
king and 'sepsirng Of Pumps
lie would also stat. chat lie has the right
IN make Dr. l,an'ej's Patent Forcing plunn,
,hici, is ,n excellent article TO extihgstlsi
trea, IS tht. water by i can. he forred on the
ops Of ho.s's, or can he used for other pur-
.o-es wii;cl, IL. Will warrant to perform as
hove stated. +, rsorsk q string tic, :prec,lra
Pump. Will do wei. 10 can At .shs above 1.n-
{. place, where .ir can be found if lot else
where engaged ---Cnuntry produce viii be
ken IN Exchange at market pr;ces.
tHfi .EisiCk W. MSuRER.
nc. a. '..7-tf
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At his establishment on Market street. ere
door south of Paul's Union Hotel, where he
is prepared TO furnish castings of every de
scrilt;5ii at short notice and Reasonable terms,
made from the best metal in the Valley -
Always on hand full assortment of Machine
Castings, N ,uld Boards Wagon Boxes. Fan
Wheels. Mill Gudgoons. saweMill Cranks &C.
Constantly on hand fail assortment of Hath
away s. Whites Patent Hot Air Cooking
Stoves. Miler's Patent Machine for Cutting
and Grinding Cora Fodder, naY aid Straw
This machine is unriIa1led as TO simplicity
an,d durability, it is constructed fnf. either
Tna or horse power The subscriber invites
mill owners, mill wrght's, and thu eshng ma
chhemakersto call and xaninehis lal Sc assorr.
ment Of patterns. A first rate pattern maker al.
WAYS ready TO finnish any pattern orl~red at
the shortest notice Orders thankfully re
ceived and promptly attehd.ed. to. Thank full
for past h''ors. he sol,cigs continuance OF the
same.
C-fCash paid for old Iron and Brass Cas-
tings. GEORGE ". CHM.
Winchester March is, lS4S-6m.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL
OF
Neao s. Cheap Goods

YyHE subscriber has just added to his stock
IL an entirely new selection Of SPRING 8,
SUMNER GOODS. embracing every article
of Domestic and Foreign goods usually to he
those who wish their cash go farthest, 70 call
at No 4. Cheaps;6e., ,oppo.ite C. Welsh's
Hotel. file is enabled to sell goods. for the
cash. at unprecedented low nrices-a little
cheaper than The cheapest. Try him. "To
buy is to be convinced"
In the line Of groceries, &C., induce ments
rarely to. be met With are offered.
+ or Country produce received in exchange
for goods as usual at customary prices,
March 50. l's4s.
IrLOVERSEED FLAXsEED wanted
~ at the storm of CLowxR g. GoiLApAY.
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NOTICE.,

ALL persons are hereby notified not TO trus',
IA or deal with. on my account, Mrs. Eve
Fout, for whom am Committee, as will moi
pay any debts of her contracting, nor be re-
sponsible for any Of her transactions. ;.
DANIEL WEBB.
April Is. lS48-3t.
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WAS taken mp by The sub
hs1MGE8S scriber, living in Page county
Va, an. ESTRAY STEER, o.
s&4Sssgs4Essared color, with halt crop o.
tie left and swallowfork in the right ear.
and was appraised 2, four dollars The own
~ i requested 10 prove property, pay char
ges and take him away. .x,s
page coansy, Almclssso, slS4S--3t Sr
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GROUND PLASTER.

THAyE large SIMPLY of rich NORA
J. SCOTIA PLASTER. which keep on
hand ground, and which viii sell ny weight
at winchester prices. and will take corn OF
wheat in exchange-allowing more than the
Winchester prices for them. BY stopping at
nv Mill, Shenandoah farmers would save
day and the toll of one gate
RICHARD ". BARTON.
Near Newtown, April 6, 1848-St