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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-01-20
Mn. EDIroR-Is the 25th of December the

MIR. EDrroR-Is the 25th of December the
true day o. our Lords nativity We have.
many of us, been observing it as sttch for cen.
turtles past and as to the propriety of so OBJ
serving it, we do not care to raise question
here. But that this is the true day of Chris's
birth, find we have 10 good reason for be-
lieving. On the contrary. we have in some
OF the circumstances mentioned in the history
of his birth. the best of evidence that it is not
BY recent occurrences some Of your read,
ers have had their attention called to this sub
'ject. For the sake Of the truth III this matter,
we would like to have you publish the rea-
sons tor the opih:on expressed above, as they
are contained in the following extract from:
the writings of DR.. Adam Clarke. Luke Ii,
g: "And there were in the same country
shepherds abiding III the field keeping watch
over their hocks by night is the passage
upon which his remarks are founded.
sit was custom among the Jews to send
their sdeep to the deserts about tie passover
and bring them home at tie commencement
of the first rain. During the time they were
out the Shepherds watched them day and
night. As the passover occurred in the
spring and the first rain began early in the
month OF Marchesvan which answers to part
OF October and November, we find that the
sheep were kept out in the open country du
ring the whole of the summer. And as these
shepherds had not yet brought home their
focks, it is a pres,mPtive argument that Oc-
to5er had not yet coromenced; and that con
sequenty our Lord was not born Oh the 25th
of December, when no Hocks were out in the
field. Nor could he have been born later
than September, as the focks were still in
the iells by night. On this very ground the
nativity in December should be given up
The feeding of the nocks by night II, the
fields is chronological fact which casts con
siderable light upon this disputed point"
This, Mr. Editor, is the Statement Of en-
eminent Commentator. Of the argument a
ganst the nativity in December, drawn froih
paipable fact. AS Mr.. Clarke observes
farther in lis remarks upon this suhject, tais
matter has been considered of no moment by
Him who inspired the Evangels;s; as not one
hint is dropped on the subject by which it
might be possible even to guess nearly I'd the
time except the ohroholosical fact mentioned
above.
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RIcuMoND, VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.. TO WIT
At rules held in the clerks Office Of the coun
ty court of Shenandoah, for the month OF
December. 1847-John Bowers and John
Weaver, plaintiffs AGAINST Joshua Shelfg
and - his wife and others, defendants
THE defendants, JOSHUA sherig and -
L his @ife;not hasiiig entered their appear.
ance and given security, according to the &C,
of assembly aid the rules Of this court, and il
appearing BY Satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this c6tiHtrt-Ir IS or
DEnED, That they appear here, al, rules to be
held therein. On the fist Mondas in Mare,
nest. and answer d The bill Ct tas plan''hs. and
in some newspaper published in Woodstock.
for two months successvely, and posted at The
trout door ofthc coiirt house iii tic SAID tow!
of Woodstock. A copy-Teste,,
Jan f, Az S e WILLIAMS, cs 6
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PUMP MAKING.

FAHFt,, subscriber respectfully announces
! a TO The citizens Of Shenandoah and the
public, tint lie has returned to this county
and has permanently located himself at his
former residence at Maurcrtown, on the Val
ley Turnpike road abotit three, miles below
Woodstock. and that he VIII attend To the
Making and Repairing of Pumps. ssa ght
lie would also state that he has tllttriglt
TO make DR.. liau!ey's Patent Forcing Pump.
which is an excellent Article to eXtngtish
fires, as the water by il can be forced onIthe
tops of houses, or can be used for other pur-.
poses which he will warrant to I erforrh as
above stated PersU desiring to procure
Pumps do we'll to call At. TIE above nam
ed .pl,ce,''w here he can be found if not else4
where engaged. -.:.Cpuntry produce will be
taken in exchange at market prices Z
FREDERICK w. MAURER.
Oct n, '-7-f
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THE DAILY NATIONAL WHIG,

Is Published in the city of Washington eve
~ day at, at ; O'Clock. +. ,M.-SundayS ex-
cepted-and served to subscribers in the City
at the Navy Yard, in Georgetown. in Alexalt-
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t.1.A ceii:s Hsek payable to the Sole Agent
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der. 1t is also mailed to amy part of the Uni
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THE National VINO is what IFS name indi+
Gates 1t speaks the sentiments OF the Wing
party of the Union on every question of pub
lie policy. 1t advocates the election to the
Presidency of ZACHARY TAYLOR. subject to
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It makes war to tie knife upon all the meas
ures and acts of the Administration deemed
to be adverse to the interests of the country,
and exposes without fear III fasor IT, corrup-
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open 10 every man in. the country, for the
discussion Of political OF any other questions:
J In addition. to politics. large space in the
National Wing will be devoted to p.,blicas
tions upon Agriculture Mechanics and other
useful arts, Scierce ii, general, Law, Nj dicine
Statistics, &C., Choice specimens of All eri-.
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en-, including Reviews, &c. \ weekly list OF
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wise be pt,blishsdeFthe whole forming con-
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL wHIGt
One.orthe largest newspapers il the Uni.
ted S,ates.>is made Up RON the columns OF
the DAILY National Whig, and is published eyy:.
cry Saturday for the low price Of two dol'ats
peran,,,lm, payable i'll advance. A; double,
sheetUf eight pages will be given whenever
the press of matter shall iustifye,it.,
- The Memoirs of Gen. Taylor, written ex-
pressly for the N:tional Wing are lin coirse
OF publication. They commenced with thef
second number. large number Of, copies OF
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!. PROP fietor of National Wing.
September 5. lS47. ON. SIS s ex.
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PAUL'S UNION HOTEL,
WINCHESTER, VA.

Us again in his own possession, and directly
Il under his'care and supervision He asks
the return of his many kind friends and pas
irons, also, a share Of the patronage of the
public generally, whose interest il is to s'is-
tain the Union His tables shall be amply
supplied with the best Of our Valleys pro
ducts, and in every respect comfort and plen.
ty win constantly be found All stages wiz
call at the door for the accommodation Il
passengers.
Charges moderate, baggage conveyed to
and from Rail Road without any expense to
owners. ISAAC PAUL.
Jan. 30 1913. -an.
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WHOOpING COUGH.

nNHtS distressing complaint caa he e'lted
by, Tie Use IF HFNRY.s COUGH
SHRIIP. a :ihfe !iSine pfrharel. from a.rece;pt
Of AN experisnted PLY sicisn Of large practice
and high Standing in the community. Four
children in ONE family we're recently cured
by the use Of one bottle. A PLY cirian in
brownsville tPa) writes that lie has found
this medicine very eliectnai. especially in ca.
ses Of whoopiJig cough The price is fifty cts
per bottle. For sale by
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GREAT ATTRACTION ,
SECOND ARRIVAL OF NEW
Fall s. Winter Goods

NNtIE subscribers, having just ret,rned
Il from Baltimure market. would. respect
fully inform their friends and customers that
they are now opening splendid assortment
Of Fall and Winter. Goods, which they intend
to sell at very reduced prices, owing to the
unprecedented low prices in Baltimore at, this
particular time-having. hit the lowest marke ct
ever heard. Of. Our supply consists Of every
variety of Goods suitable for the season.
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods;
Caps. Hats, Shoes & Boots;
Domestics;
QueeAsware;
Hardware;
Confectionery;
Groceries, &c. &c.
We deem i! altogether unnecessary to enum-
crate articles, as we ale satisfied that if our
friends will give us a call we can acc omnodate
them with anything they may want Having
purchased our goods exclusively, For cash, We
will be able to furnish the n at prices whirh
will please all. We oily ask Of YOU TO give
us "A call and We will dc the business up brown
Remember that No. 5 Market Street, opposite
the who'es and retail trunk and harness
factory is the place where we may be .fonii;l.
DIR tel ms are cash or months time to pune
tqal dealers. Country produce tsfe,: il eS-
change for goods at market prices.a
Thankful for the liberal support we have
received, we shall eneleayor 70 merit contn-
uaton of the public patronage in future.
Dec. e5 CLOVER & GOLI.ADAY.
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7FHE r.4LL-HE.4LING OINTMENT

TFHE r.9LL-HE.4LLNG OINTMENT
being sx;ernsliy applied. exerts ,pow-
CT in opening the pores which no other lnedi-
cine known is capable of doing,.. and he, ce
the great multitude Of astonsliag cures. of
the worst diseases, which II has.sttected. IL
will be found the most useful as well as the
cheapest Family Medicine in the world. -
have used it for the last fourteen years with
success which has no parallel. for alld seases
of the CHEST, CONSUMPTION, LIVER CoMPL1Nr
and the most dangerous ofmternal and ext,r-
nal maladies. BY removn 6. CHECKED p4rspi-
ration it never Fails TO cure rheumatism Piles,
Burns. scalds, Bowel complain, Dysps psia.
and fits of al kinds.
For sale by J 6 sCIlMlTT, 'Woodstt ck-r
P 4 MACHlR, Strasburg. { (Dec 2, AZ
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VIRGINIA. no WIT: i
1T rules, held jim the CLERKS Office of the cnun
ty co,;.' of page, county, or Monday the 81
day of January 1915 -Cherj.5im Hsrshman,
complainant. against Benjamin Grayso'.
administra or of Henry IIalternan, decd,
Henry p Aleslire, and Jonas Aleshire, ex'r
Of John c Altshre, decd. defendants-lx
CHAAcFHY
TEVIlE defendant, Henry P Aleshire. not ha
IL wing entered his appearance ahdE gives
security according to tie &C; Of assembly and
the rules of this court; and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inh,bi-
tant of this State: On the motion of the COM
olainant by LIS counsel, Ir is ORDERED, That
he do appear hele on the first Monday in
April nex', and enter his appearance AUD an
swer the compliments bill. and give sc cur;ty
for performing the decree of the 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 OF the said cot.n
ty of Page. \ copyrrTe.te, :. :,
Jan Is w LAUCK. &C
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Bridge Company, passed.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mr.. Dorman, from The committee on
finance, presented a report upon the
general subject of general taxation,
concluding with the following resolu-
lion: Resolved, That no 'hew subjects
of taxation be reported in the Tax Bill
for 1913, except Stills engaged or 10
be engaged in manufacturing spirits
for sale during the year 1913. mo-
ton to amend, by adding a tax ON mo-
ney on hand above $500 ON the lst Of
Feb. was lost.
Resolutions Were offered & referred.
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SENATE.
TUESDAY,,

TUESDAY, Jan. II.
;. Several bills were reported from the
Senate, passed.
Mr.. Stephenson reported bill incor:
tora:ing the Roanoke Naviga,'n Co.
Resolutions were offered & referred.
A bill. was passed au:borising the
enlargement Of the Lana'c Asylums.
Mr. Wunder presented the petition
of members Rechabite Division, No. 3,
S. Of r., for an act Of Incorporation.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The Speaker Submitted a commnni.
cation from the President Of the Valley
Turnpike Company, responding 10 the
resolution calling for statement oil
The average cost Of transportation per
ton per mile ON said turnpike. Laid
bn the table.
A bill was passed establishing the
county of Hancock, out of The northern
end of Brooke.
Petitions were presented anI reso-
buttons offered and referred.
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TOBACCO. PAPER,
MATCHES, sc.
s. IL. AT, w b LII

rs now receiving very large and we'll rs :
Il sorted stock of Tobacco, Paper & Match
es, which he viii sell at low prices and o"
good terms. 4
$50 boxes Tobacco. pound, half do i de-.
SIS 1875
200 reams Cap Crown Wrapping Paper
200 10 large Crown do 90
l5G Tea dos " do
100 l'eams ruled s. unruled Cap & I.els,r do
50 do Patent do 4lo
50 double Crown Wrarping' /
Davis steel pen ink in qt.,pt pit. OF
bottles
SO grsnsss, Matches. without sulphur
One doz T'oba,'cu CUTE rs. of a new kind
Twelve kegs Carrots Scotch Snuff
One bbl extra fine Rupee do
Ten boxes do do, bbl Scotch do
Also. China Pipes. Snuff Boxes. seear eases
and a fine lot Of; various klpds Of sEGAHs.
such AS, Pripcipee, r. Is, lIayanna, CIIst.jila.
Reeha. Plaintiffs, Spanish and t4.slf t,ai,is
GTWantcd. $500 pounds ct Rags, for
which, the highest prices will be paid.
Winch. ster. January Is, 1913 st
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
Secure the Shadow; ere The Substance fade.'

Secure the Shadow; ere the Substance fadt.'
T0RREc1' iiagaerireotype Likenesses tax.
" en- for one dollar andfitty cents; Min;atures
taken AND Set in breast pins and [ockets for
seventy five cents, The subscriber having
just received from The North supply, Of new
and cheap materials, is enabled to furnish
portraits at the above rates. Rooms at the
National Hotel, Woodstock.
A. c. HARRISON.
January s. lS4S.
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SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. 10.

Seventy-one bills were received from
The House of Delegates, passed dur
ing the recess Of the Senate,) which
We're referred to their appropriate COM
mitfees.
The resolution for receiving Virgin
las quota of the proceeds of the sales
Of the public lands, was laid on the ia
b1r
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PROBLEM IN DYNAMlCS.

A body has fallen from a TO B, when
another body is let fall from c; how
far will the latter body descend before
it is over:aken by the former? Re
CURED, a general rule for solving all
problems Of the kind. NJ. C..
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Good Samaritan Division, No. "a, S.
of r., in Winchester.

S""u S"ulatlian DlvlSl0r, NO. "A, ,.
OF r., IN Winchester.
TUESDAY, Jan. A.
lie Speaker announced the following
ednmlltee relative to the organization
Of the Board Of Public Works: perrow,
Stephenson. Floyd, Seymour, Briggs,
Parks, Harvie, Thompson Of Bot. Bare,
Tomlin, Anderson and Pannel.
Snnd'y bills We're reported, and res
olntlons offered.
Bills passed: a bill au,horising the
banks to issue small notes. A bill es-
,abhshing The county of Putnam out of
kanawha, Mason and Cabeft. A bill
Incorporating the North Branch Bridge
company. A bill to incorporate the
lhorn'on's Gap Turnpike Company.
Petitions were presented: BY Mr..
Bare, of Scot1y c. Brown, for divorce
from her husband, Orlando W. Brown.
BY Mr.. Seymour, of citizens Of Hardy,
asking subscription of three ffhs of
The capital stock necessary for the con-
Structlon of road from Mooreield 10
WardenSvilie.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. D.
Numerous unimportant reports were
made, and resolutions offered.
MIR. Stephenson presented several
tables, containing statements Of The
white population of each county ofthe
State, arranged according to the dis
tricls in 1910, and 1916, calculated
from the timetables in 1916, &C.
THURSDAY, Jan. 6.
Mr.. DArracott reported against the
'exped:ency Of altering the fence laws.
Petitions were presented: By Mr..
Wander, the petition of sc. Williams,
praying that the line between Shenah.
doab and Frederick may be determined
by law. By MIR. Edging;on, of Provi
cence Mounts, asking a divorce from
his wife Emily.
The resolution Of Mr.. Meredith, re-
la'ive TO Vi:sinia's quota of the land
fund, was taken up; for which a SUBJ
s'itute was offered by Mr.. Burde,t, and
adopted, aulhorising The Treasurer to
receive the said quota, sal ,567, and
TO place the same in the treasury, to
aLe credit Of the Commonwealth
FRIDAY, Jan. 7.
Resolutions upon various subjects
wee offered and referred.
Petitions We're presented: By Mr.
Snowden, of citizens oc Alexandra,
in favor of the construction of railroad
from Gordonsville to Alexandria.
Bills passed: A bill to incorporate
The Walkers creek and Holston Turn
pike company. A bill to survey the
Guyana otie river, &c.
SATURDAY, Jan. 8.
Communications presented; resolu-
tions offered and referred, SC.
Petitions were presented: BY Mr..
Kelley, of Kinchen Turner, praying TO
be divorced from his wife Sarah also,
of Sarah Turner, TO be divorced from
her husband Kinchen.
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FOR TIE sENI1NEs.

Answers TO 1'yros problems:
l. 1900 hounds.
2. 3SL. lis. SD. NJ. C.
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DooT s-H0oTs.! A, splendid assert
ID ment Of Gents Fine Calf, MOROCCO and
Seal Boots, for sale cheap by 80,
WALTON 6 co. No. Cheapside.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. II.
Several bills from the House were
read and referred.
A bill was passed, changing the
name Of Henry Kalussowski 10 Henry
Korwin.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Mfr. Stephenson presented bill for
Merchandising the N. w. Tpk Road.
Resolutions were offered & referred.
A bill Incorporating the Belvidere
Manufacturing Company, passed.
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SENATE.

THURSDAY, Jan. 13.
A number Of bills were referred
also. reports made on several bills.
A bill Incorporating the Nd. and Va.
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Anatomy. bv William f. Horner, M ID.
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Practical anatomy ~
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TOOTH ACHE. arising from exposure or tenderness

arising from ar "s as,s hS
d ~ n,raiv arresed and thew remain projected bv this
tooth wash ia perfect health i also Keeps pure strength
the monb and breath h efectnaly cures soreness of the
where il NAV have existed entirely cures sofiness
II eoree,s ali the Of the teeth, gums and mouth
and keens the teeth pums md mouth so corrected al
nav epp s,n and in ne Rect state of the best health
TEsTTMONIAIs IN IT'S FAVOR
This is to certify That have used Vheslers Tsabe,ry
Tooth a aas the ss thai to rsa ,ss
and gums JACOB LEIDY.
Having used Wneers lsaos,'g hoot paM Tor
na 90 n,nch ~, of order that the ,oey ta,h cond
Be laid back--a few applications of this tooth wash efec
general as yerv eieacous and the best article have eve,
EDITORIAL,
W. ,, ocor,nend nersons who 81, fter with tooth
ache to try '.Wheeer's Teaberry Tooth Wash" We have
nseu IL ou .o' i anu ;, , q, s,, ~
ought to be universally commended Not only our own
o findp Nv Wsbnnn and Nsbvi,e saw that II
positive cure and prevention OF the too'hashe as We as
being decaea Inc pes. d IN m saw 10 those Who
needeay not bat use Ws se ueabey Tooth Wash
at oneeas Obtained al no '0' Snirt Of the Times
,,N"',S ~ ~
So very great has been the beneht derived rom Whe
1saoerry TOOTH vasn Dy my i i a n'ly pe,son 10
employed py me- Oy us i 10y anu. anu J @ G cur
Ing a pbat T. with this cerrnste earnestly recommend
H. NJ. m nersons generally as certain remedy and plea
~" as . ~ p '' ~ F. s. JOHNSON
s"hl "i"o'0'
the usual pam ana dliday Oh lee.nng a,, III .ne case
oi my chid, a'hongh o.neI p,ePaiapt''hs, $50, J IN
slaerad usclui, WERE Wl'I' iuu rS W. 49, d.. i
WhxHrs isdogry ioohp0sn wa,o 49, H. le
was usea 70 'eh1ty soiene =; al Iii,a ri 80 a
child while teehinHS and 1t dd alleviate all pam ana
10 10 w, sb The gums of children while teethng
''' ~ ""'A N b. LAWRENCE, Minor st., PhiIa.
EDIToRIAI.
ELI ioainh ,
We have never known M article ior curing toonche TO
give general satisfaction TO those who use 1t than
WAeele Teaberry Tooth Wast-rit 10 both certain cure
tooache and the best denrce we have ever known
The editor OF the Nashville union also speaks Oh ts oenS
p Gsve cure ana pr dn,;fice in Pennspauia
aecioedly e1uai 10 a'y uoh,i',' - 81 ~, ., 49,,
How many persons compaihhgy suher WIN ne ,oon
ache when IN our city can De oDtafleR anu SOY
M use" nus Of its beneGcipi eec,s 1t is
ho55 III ,ueson certain cure for toothacbe and our
t,mnnt nee Of II convinces ms that il is pleasant dent
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