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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-14

MExIoo---An Insnrecton Prepenfed.--We
have seen letter Of late date from an officer Of
the army, which states that an insurreoiion was
about 70 break out in the city of Mexico, and
that il had been discovered by Gen. Scott just
IN time to prevent serious results. The affair
had created great excitement, and more rigor-
Gus policy of vigilance and precaution had i'm
mediately been adopted--Phiidd. Inquirer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-14
Brighton Cattle Market,

"Weutty 0uhudTy oHi 1850
At Market-7O0 Beef Cattle, 10 yokes Working
Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 400 Sheep, and about
7tO Swine $40 Beef Cattle and 800 Swine unsold
Thursday evening.
Beef Cattle-ln consequence Of the large number
At market fer the season, prices declined. Extra
s6,50 first quality s5,75 a $685. second do IS a
$3.50 third do s4,50 S5,25.
Working Oxen-Sales at S7s and s92.
Cows and Calyes--Sales at s22, $50 and $50.
Sheep-Small lots 81 SO, go, and s2,25. Store
fed Wcihers s5,25, 1918 and Sc
Swine-Lots to peddle 4kc for Sows and 51c for
Barrows. At retail from 10 6Ac,
This was the first Thursdays market, and il was
well attended, Il very large stock was offered for
sale, consequently small reduction In price was
submitted to.
STATEMENT OF BRIoHTos MARKET, FoR ls47.
43425 Beef Cattle,--Sales estimated at Sl,e49 90
2O,73s Stores 4977l2
l33,b50 Sheep, 2377l9
62Ol5 Swine 334,ssl
s2,7is.Ae2
1896.
$3.50 Beef Cattle,
1874 Stores, Sales estimated M 81 e7i Tia
l05,3b0 Sheep,
' ' IsaS.
4s,9iO Beef Cattle,
aso Stores STORES Sales estimated at 81 s9ss4s
56,5e0 Swine,
Boston Adrets~.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-14
LARD.

TUE very best quality Of Lard for sale, in pots or
l. without, as will best accommodate the purrhss.
err for cash only
A DUNKLEE
West Braitleboro, Jan 7. 2l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-14

y VERY NICE SILVER PATENT LEVER wArcu-
~ Es both first rate time-kcepers, for sale low by
A. DUNKLEE
West Braiileboro Jan. :. 2I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-14

The Stephen Bennett Farm for Sale.
"A fINHIS well known Farm, pleasantly sit.
INF Il uaied two and half miles from Brat
lin tleboro village and bounding on West
$3.50 River IS now offered for sale. 1t con-
:. tains $50 Acres Of good land, suita-
ny divided into Moving, Pasiuring, Tilage and
woodland, and almost wholly inclosed by good.
substantial stone wall II is well watered and has
upon II a very valuable Fruit Orchard
IT. desiTed, it could be conveniently and properly
divided into two Farms
lv-For further particulars and terms Of sale. APP
Ply l.. G.. MEAD.
Brattleboro Jan. II, 1919 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-14
NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS having unsettled accounts with
IA the subscriber, are requested TO call at MEE.
RiLL TArLoK's Storc,-wherc such accounts NAV
be found, and settle the same prior to the Isth Of
istg,ay nc1t, OF they may he looked for in Other
hands for collection.-aher which, Palm Leaf Hat
accounts will be considered as cash.
LOCKHEART DAVENPORT.
Hinsdale, Jan. 10th. ls4s 3v2I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-14
Heavy Embossed YslYets.

iRhlsoN aud Purple Embossed velvets, suiia.
- bic for trimming Pulpits, Buggy Wagons, GOV.
'ring Sofas cushions, Chairs, &C. for sale cheap,
y A. L. DwINELL.
Braiileboro, Jan. ~, Is4s. sw2l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-14
Cheese! Cheese,t

NEW MlLK CHEESE In any quantity less than
" sOo bs that will give satisfaction to all lovers
,f good Cheese, for sale by
A. DUNKLEE.
West Brarleboro, Jan. :. ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-14
List of Letters

Remaining at he Post Office in East BruaeSOvO, Jan.
lat ls45.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
INTERESTING STATEMENT
FROM THE EMPIRE STATE.

SrhnylervilIe, New York, April %. ls47
Nj S. w. Fowle-Dear Sir: A desire TO
benefit the afflicted has induced me TO make
The following statement Of facts My SOP.
now seventeen years of age, has been afflicted.
during his whole life, with constant cough
and hectic fever. which produced grea. ema-
citation and debility. Daring this 'ilae he was
attended by many physicians of the highest
repute, whose prescriptions gave but 'e'nrora-
ny relief. All our neiglburs who saw him re-
garded him as who was rapidly approach
ing early and premature grave. | was pre-
vailed upon by friend to Try Nis.ar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry. He commenced i's use.
and the first bottle gave him astonishing re-
lief. and after esing four bottles, his disease
was overcome. and he was restored TO sound
and permanent health VIM. PETIT.
For sale by DR.. ]. G. SCHMITT. Wood
stock. Va and BY Druggists generally through
ont the United States.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Superior Court Of Law and CHANGER,
for .he county OF Shenandoah, for the month
of February. l648; Peter Craig and Mary
his wife plaintiffs, AGAINST Lew Pence, Adj
am Pence, Monger and Molly his
wife. and others de fendants--IN cnAscEn1.
YHNHE defendants - Monger and Molly
Il his wife. no: having entered their APP,
pearanoe and given security according to the
act o! assembly and the rules of this court:
and it appearing b, satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants Of this oountsy: Ir is
ORDERED. That the said defendants do appear
at the clerk S office OF said circuit superior
court of law and chancery to be held therein
on the first Monday in May next. and an
swer the bin Of the plaintiffs; and that copy
of this orde, be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published IN Woodstock. fer two
months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the court house in The said town Of
Woodstock. A copy-Teste,
SAM'L T.. WILLIAMS, csc.
Feb. "a, i84S.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
PUN PM AKING.

TEfIIE subscriber respectfully announces
u to the ciizsns of Shenandoah and the
public, that lie has returned to this county
and has permanently located himself at his
former residence ut Manrertown. on the Val.
lev Turnpike road about three miles below
Woo lstock, and that he will attend to the
Making and Repairing of Pumps.
He would also state that he has the right
to make Dir. Bai!e,'s Patent Forcing Pump.
which is an excellent article to extngulsh
fires, the water by il be forced on the
tops of houses. or can be used for other rur-
poses which he will warrant TO perform as
above stated. persorst desiring to procure
Pumps will do we'll to call at the above nam
e, place. where he can be found if loot else
where engaged Country produce viii be
taken in exchange at market pr;c"~.
FREDERICK w MA -IRER.
Oct 81 ~ IF
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
HARPER's FEkRY, Va.

TEtHE. undersigned has the pleasure Of in-
Il forming the public that he has taken
this commodous and well arranged Hotel,
the first near the Bridge, where he is pre-
pared to accommodate his guests in the most
agreed 10 manner.
He has renovated the establishment III all
respects, and has been particular in procu-
RAG entirely NEW FURNITURE, BEDS
and BEDDINt.-a matter of comfort winch
The travelling public will readily appreciate.
Passengers ON the Railroad will find thts
IIouss. always in the best condltlon--the Oh
ming Room within few feet Of the Cars, and
dinner on the sable the moment OF Their arr
val. so as 10 afford ample time for CO nfor-
table meal 80
being once more settled down OIL the spot
,fbis nativity. the undersigned Will take
pride in max my his House 4 pleasant stop
nnr place-snd lie thereto feels proper
Ieyree of confidence in inviting his numerous
fri.se.s throughout the country to give h'sn =
call. u f1
yeme,nber the first House near the ErldSr5i
I .fss7-s ReAs~ JAMES II. WAGER.
Harpc,'s Ferry. April lin.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
THE SENTINEL
TIE CAMPAIGN.

THE late Democratic State Convention adop-
ted the following resolution: er
Resided. That the Democratic party be
requested 10 sustain the Cam,aign and other
Democratic rapefs land shat The Vigilance Com
mttees exert themselves TO procure subscribers
for The same" .no 3.t s7-
In order to enlarge The sphere of operations
and 10 become as efficient and useful as pos
sible, in sustaining the cause Of Democracy in
The approaching contest. the SENTINEL is
offered for ONE DOLLAR, in advance, from
the first of May until complete returns are re-
ceived from all the States. l.-- 5.7.s..
Arrangements are being made TO make the
SENTINEL. in many respects, equal to any other
cain gn paper iii the STATE. Upon the war
question. particularly. shall we be prepared to
jnin issue with our opponents.
GIVE ask Guy friends throughout the conn-
ty 10 aid Us. Consider yourselves Vigilance
Committees "to procure subscribers" for the
SENTINEL. We have trickey and subtle OPP
rmnent to contend with, and it becomes US to
arm for the contest, without delay.
UJAny person furnishing club Of ten sub
scrIbers, shall receive a cory gratis.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27

FENHE subscriber takes this method of il,
Il forming his customers and the public
generally. tia, lie still cairie on the business
of
Cushing F3n and Brass, Iron Turning
and Mill Smiling,
At his establishment, on Market street. one
door south OF Paul's Union Hotel. where lie
is prepared to furnish castings of every de
scriiption at short notice and reasonable terms.
made from the BEST metal in the Valley -
Always on hand q fall assortment of Machine
Castings. MouI, Boards. Wagon Boxes. Fan
Wheels. Mill Gudgoons. Sa"eMll Cranks. sc.
Constantly on hand a full assortment of Hath
away g Whites Patent Hot Air Cooking
Stoves, Miller's Patent Machine for Cutting
and Grinding Corn Fodder, Hay and Straw
This machine is unrivalied to simplicity
and durability, it is constructed for either
man or ho,se power The subscriber invites
ma, Owners. mill wriglt's. aud thres,ng ma
chinemak ers to call and xsnlinel Ia e. .ssor'
mcnt of patterns. A first Fate pattern maxi a!
WAYS ready to furnish any pattern ord red at
the shortest notice Orders thank fully We
ceived and promptly attended to Thank tn'
for past favors, he socits a continuance OF the
same.
c~JCash paid for OLD Iron and Brass Cas-
eings. GEORGE w CHM.
Winchester. March l6 1916 ON.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
MAUCK,S PATENTED
M APPROVED HOT Boil T

rs now offered 20 the test of,he public. con-
Il filentiy believing that all whn give tie
said Hoit - fail trial. v II be fully convinced
IF its superiority over all othtrs now in use
The advantage Of ,h;s Improvement in the
boiling of flour very MAJ y anelfmpor'alt.
whilst the quantity of machinery thereto IS
greatly reduced and s.mr'h fed. there being
but two wheels necessary 10 proprl the Dol
ting apparatus thereby lessen ng the amount
Of friction, and of water OF seam power, &r.
-, this p'an the meal il conveyed etirccil,
fon the Ei-, aters to the Ho.t:nS cloth
without the use o Hopper Il y; and The Bolts
are always in operation While the Bnrrs are
running. Much labor is not anly saved. b,.,
no los. is sustained from fl ,ur escaping ia
the form Of dust; and meal bolts more reaai
whilst warm Than after being expos. q IN ih>
air, as ! y Ink OIL sy tenn. BY IN an of
screw, edge or lever, The chest u betting
reel arc most easily tieva!cd or lcprts ed
Al the tail or farthest extremity from the
spout ct entrance. thereby wig Il tie pow
c OF Bo,tlns more or less rapidly. and Wa2.
ng it With rht utmost iy'ec's'ca t, the cont'-
ton Of the Wheat 81 hen ground. or state OF
&c ", a,her; so that -four can be bolt.d il
any state the wheat can be = nd. Ne fears
need ie entertained Of the ca ,aciir of this
'mpro,. ,nent III the boiling If -four 10 meet
Il wants and W shes of the Miller, as it h. 5
ali ca y been tested Under every var;e'v OF
circumstance to which the successful opera
tive in HE manufacture OF -four is exposed
and III every instance has given entire salts
faction, where and Ken tested.
In building or repaiiI ing Of Mills. those who
adopt this invention, viii find great saving
in the quantity of ,imoers, irons, mach merry
cloth, and mill Wrisht's ok, less water OF
steam power is required, more flour prodnc
ed from IA given quantity of wheat, and The
boiling gear less nable to get outof repair.
whilst the miller by the use of a variet, of
~poGts, may take his -four from the chest in
any quality desired
The unders sned has taken ali agency for
Mauck's Hot Bolt for The counties Of Angus
ta, :,oc king ham. Shenandoah, Page. Warren
and Frederick. and will give h 5 personal at
tention to all the demands made upon him for
The use Of this invention
THE subscriber viii dispose Of rights and
erect the above named Bots, upon the mos;
reasonable terms address the undersigned,
at Woodstock, Virginia.
''oara aVn's,3A NJ. B. MILLER
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
GREAT REDUCTION!
TEcF1ccvcE's ErCn and EsrIss
FOUNDRY.

NEAR THE FREMONT HOTEL, WINCHESTER, VA,
HIS now in full operation and prepared to
u make anv kind of castings at short notice
He has fitted up machiner. for grinding Mould
Boards on the face, and has Il fine assortment
on band. gToond smooth and bright, which
he will sell for the same that Mould Boards
Boards have been sold at heretofore, together
with Machine Castings-al,o + re Irons OF
handsome patterns and Wagon boxes OF all
SIZES. which he viii. sci! for less than casting
have ever been sold in this market. |: would
We to the interest of those wishing 10 purchase
castings Of ANY kind to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. would
say to mac!,inists and others ho have their
own patterns to bring them on and give me q
trial. ane. they shall have castings made from
the best of pig iron. and for less than thew
they have been paving heretofore. There
will be a pattern max er alWal 5 al 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 FIR
thrash;ng and cleaning Grain. This machine
is well known in this country to he a great
.bor.saving machine-ii can be moved with
four horses, and VIXEN 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 singh
operation Of thrashng. l will repair Thrash
my Machines at short notice and Oh accom-,
nodating terms.
Blacksmithirg and Iron Turning done with
neatness and despatch
Old Brass and cast Iron taken at the Foun-
dry in exchange for new work.
Having long experience in business and
ish to please, solicit liberal patronage.
MATHEW MckEEVER.
A,r;l & 1SAS-S,,,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:

VIRGINIA., TO WIT:
At cour. held for the county OF Page. a,
the count house on Monday TIE 27,h da,
Of March. 1S4s; John Rutfner. complainant.
ngni 1st James N Gdtewood, Wright Gate
wto administrator cf Chanev Gattwood.
deceased, David J. Strickler. Pasclia.
Graves. Peter I.autS, Andrrw J. McKM
and julius l.. NJ. Rider. defenaante-O On
an amended and original ills III chaneery
TaNHE defendant. James n. Gatewood. not
IL having entered his appearance and giy>
en- security according to the act Of as
sembr and the rules of this court; am!
II appearing by satisfactory evidence tina.
he is not An inhahi.snt OF this Stare-On the
motion Of the complainant. by his counsel,
Ir Is .oanxuED. That he do appear here al, The
fourth Monday in June next, ann enttr his
appearance and answer the complsinant's bill
and give security for performing tive decree
Of the court; and that a copy ut this order
be forthwith inserted in the newspaper pub
lishel in Woodstock, for two months success
siveIy, and posted at the trent door OF the
coiir, house of the said county of Page.
&C oFy--TEsTE, sFrrv as1.
Apr! - w. c. LAUCK. ese
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
WOODSTOCK
FEMALE SEMINARY.

TE1HE ,h;,d session Of this institution COM
IL menced the first of Feb. l848: and the
Trustees would take advantage of the open
ing of Il new term, to call the attentnn "t the
community to a school in their midst, (devo-
ted exclusively to Female Educa'ion)of whose
highly beneficial influence they feel more AND
more convinced. 3, ...-...
Under the supervision of the MISSES
LEEpER this school has been now III opera
ton one wear IN this time the most decided
Improvement in mahy respects are VISIBLE
The advantages to their own daughters are
such AS many ofthem feel cannot be too high
" estimated.
The terms Of tuition will compare very ia
voraby in point of cheapness with those OF
anv institution of equal standing in tie coun.
trv-IL-v are follows:
F ,r Re ,ing, Writing, and the first classes in
G ngraphy and Grammar per session It live
m,,.,,s IS 90
For the higher English branches 20
70, do do with the French 10 %
The spring session commences Il e first OF
February and closes the last Of June.
JAMES G FR\NEI,
WIN A CRAWFORD,
JOHN GArEWOO",
r,mn,,itee in behalf of the Trustees.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
TOWN LOT FOR SALE.

VX7lLI. be sold at public sale. on SArrn-
w DAY the 29tl inst, az OUT LOT be
longing to the estate IF s. Bare. tece ased,
adjoining the lots Of ] + IIaines, VIM OFT and
Isaac Trout. and commonly known as the
.Frve Lott This Lot contains five acres.
and besides being most excellent pasture.
can be made very fertile. The terms will be
male accommodating. Mr. A Bowman will
attend to the sale, which will take place NJ
eleven O'Clock, a. M. 4.st ss tit.9 qo 1850
Fra N. BARR, admir-, &C.
April 20, '4S.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
CEittIFTCAi ES.

This is to certify, that have had one Of
u. G., Mnuck's Patent Hot Bolts used in my
Mill since October last, and am much
pleased with it, tl,at no reasonable O!
,.onev could induce me to dispose of it. Ia
Justice to the PAteniee, and for the benefit OF
Miliers generally. am induced to state some
II the advantages attending this Bolt. II IS
much cheaper, more durable, requires less
power. an makes more and better fou' from
the same wheat. Family and snperfine -four
be made at the same time. The hopper.
boy IS dispensed with. AMI in my Mil, where
thirteen Wheels We're used on the old plan,
wo are fo'd insufficient The machinery
bang thus reduced, 1t will he all -import;nt
on weak streams REUBEN FO!.IZ.
New P"rt Mills, Page Co, Va March 6,'46
ISLAND MILLS, March "a, 1916.
After ",ecn Years experience as bead
miller in different mills. I AN now engaged
IN tending the island Mills where one Of
Robert G. M.uck's Fl II Bolts is in operation.
which | am SO mtc! pleased with that feel
mvself under b!iSation to Mr.. Ma,lck and
tfefpub!ic. to state some Of its advantages -
lst 1t requires less room in mill. Cd. Re
q,ires less labor to be performed by the mil
Ter Sd, II finishes hoting and grinding at
The same time; thereby saving much tine
And instead of grinding to suit the bolt, as IS
customary on the old plan. now grind to
suit the wkaat, and regulate my bolt to suit
NY grinding. which can be done instantly -
In short. certify that this Bolt is superior to
any til tt has every come un:ier my notice.
WILLIAM p. RONDABUSH.
Many o'ler certificates night be given. but
the above, from millers extensively known i'll
the Wiley. as competent judges. are deemed
sufficient tor all practical purposes To Mil
owners he would say, Try the BHlt.
NJ. B. II.
Woodstock, Va, March II 1913.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
Cheap Groceries, &c, &c.

En BAGS prime RIO Coffee
4 OO % do do Java 8. White Lagura do
IS Hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
IS do prime p. Il and Island Molassss
Is Bhls do N. O. do
90 do Powdered Crushed & Ground Stuart
Loaf Sugar; 10 boxes double refined
Cask London Loaf Sugar. superior quality
Boxes End quality Loaf sugar
10 Bills Tar: 40 Grind Stones
Besides general variety Of every other ar
tcle in the grocery line. All of which they
offer for sale at reduced prices. for cash, or
in exchange for Flour, Wheat. &c. &c..
WOOn l. BANNER.
Winchester Depot, April 90. -
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
OF T. H. rnsI,erger. lie
April l5--St(ssJ

Apri' io-ot lS,J -t r -..G s..
VIRGINIA. TO w.r: Hsu : - -
IT rules held in the Clerks tfice If the
county court for the county of Page, on
Monday the Sd day CT April, in the wear
184S. Samuel Kern. complainant VS. james
NJ Gatewood Wright Gatewood: admins
traitor IF CLANCY Gatewood, decd. David
Sttlckler. P:schal Graves, Peter Iauck
Andrew j Mckay and julius l. M Rider
deIendant>--IN cHANCERY. Er5 r IYir5eH
"a ME defendant. James M Gatewoot,, not
e. having entered his appearance and Civ
Ell security, according TO the act of Assembl,
and the rules of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an ms
habitsnt Of this Sta,e--Ir l. ORDERED, That
he do appear here On :hs first hIontlav in july
next, and enter his appeara zee and answer
Tie complainant's 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. 4 newspaper pub
li>hed in Woodstock. for two months success
sively. and posted at the from, door Of the
court house Of the said county of Page.
W. LAUCk, elk Page CO ct
April IS, '49