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Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
Farm G0I. SAFE,

TUE undersigned offer. for sale, on accommo,
| dating terms, e i1.i rate improved black laud
um. situated about . miles north of Nushing.
ton, containing about 2Dj acres, about 100 VI
Which, ls 90 cultivation.
For Terms, SC, enquire Of the subscriber at
lbm place.
ELI " COLLINS
Washington, Avg 10Th, lsIs.35
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
linn 30, laI9.iI
IlA.YTER.

fBsHE subscriber will give liberal wages for he
picking Of %, 50, or 100 bales { cotton -
Any person wishing 10 pick, can get 10 do 50 r'lnef
IN Long Prare, OF at his plantation at the iool Of
the riff laser rarish Ll.
Provisions furnished al eIlherpar on feasana
BE terms. JoGN eaCKRElLs
Piae I'M. Bosier parish, Aua -, 1881
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
GROCERIES, WINFs AND LIQUORS.


mcar,
sealed; m
anis
&cll
ind gunra
Dian a
au Srul nd
a London Ur ohurreae cr a bound kt d johns aad5
ulf4h To- r .i,.Nr
d brands, qia In s,
hGquasf and eighth esv smoking ~Do oouon aud pepper
nnHi al 9th rtrn
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
BLOcK. BROTHER & co,

YHouLn particularly ms.Ir The Isdirs Ia tall
~ and eSauine lheit hsantIi'1 assoflmtnloi
hueua As.a Stripes aud kohcs,
priuied and Painted Muslns.
Muslin Guauam p.a.n aud striped,
Giurham. fanes llauakfrrbiefs.
Huausis, Rihtaus, iaras. la4iurs. elc, ric.
Alsa to ihtif sf'euad assnnnrnt al SBass Of hIl
kIud- mud qualities
inIion, MAY L1sit-el
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
G=urG. agrE" Il - Eoas5s

Ca e. agrE' Il - GDss5s
THE pattrr. oi lAr Soullt.Wr.t nr- respect.
/ ii.Iy informed tbli lhr maua.s,tufc OF Gus.
has beru recently commenced, aud B, now iu iui.
operation, al toIausburg, b1aier fanth. h..
l. drs.gu,d lhat ih.s establishment ,h,ll l.r
permanent, and the proprietor =oloiis patronage,
uodef the pledge oi lura,lnuF an article superior
20 uUy NOW m dee.
The patronage and reward of industry q ever
proportion To lhr utility Of IL products Profit
b. lhe 6fst ohici in ali sugcIpnsa; sud 10 secure
tHs q jscl, superior skll, materials aud ailfu.
ton are required la new establishment ihlt
would oomprot successfully with ihuse Of long
fiapdIng and popular.
No pa.ns or expense has been spared 10 frcuna
ihrte ud,hni1grs. lnefuius, skiIlii wui,mru.
lhr bpi maternal, uud the most approved patterns
ltr employed. aud the proprietor design. that the
wpui dion ol hf eslab |simrut shall b. dfisnrn.
I'd add sustained hy the superior quiInS vi ha
gins. They w b. furnished to purchaser. At tho
musi convenient points ou be ntrf, above uf d..
l0W ibe ran, upon Terms us reasonable and be-.
coumod'ting. as can be- had at nay establishment
Of the Kind In ihe country. The m,si caf.ial aud
prompt a'irnUaI will br s.ysn iu ilr repairing ~
gus. aud 10 ali orders ln that tur oi busiar..
JOIN =. COLLINS.
pneyIl'r B1--Irr Parish, Ia
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
SGHAERiS= HOTEL.
WINNING afON. ARkANsAs.

ffsHE slb.anbsf having purchased The haass
: famef'y afenaod 81 a baiai, hK L I Sui.
lg1n. has fg.dpaled II IoF tie accommodation of
DE- inHaA.. and tie iilf,..Ht pafIe
Il tsbs will b. furnished with the br.i lhe
market affords, mud lhr proprietor will spare 40
pain. 10 rsndsr h.s guests comfortable
lis iar Nil b. nlfu'sHrd vHh iiir rhorrsl va
rely uf l.quos; ant o.. Iatirs, Hheh atr large
and cammoIInu., wiil b. supplied with plenty ul
Duysnlrf, and Do attended hy lrsflrih
lln chlrs,f tl bs ihe BAN ruslamsfy
iu similar establishments. a puhtr pat.
tonnage b respectfully solicited
CLEMENT SCliAER
Wishtugion, Sept 2i lsl-.iiif
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
" SliilNER,
Surviving ariner
NEW GOODS.

TUE subscribers bcglrayrti inform their friends
| aud the public generally lbll they hayercccivcd
d large and w,lsrl,cirl suc, Of goods, suited for
lh0s market, which they au letcrmlned to sell at
ihe very lowest prices or cas OF 10 puuolual deal
crs on credit
GEO. W. GREEN & BROTHER.
Washington, June g lsi-.l9 3m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
Agents ia iGe Telegraph.
Ntce.

llt 'alsea.fe . jet rscenra and ail.r
- i'zII & sPsrf' n md , IiouEbs,
tzaehns aaH y NzfaI steve.
hHetr{. sn=af. tsisH, NaIaas..
iMIHfHHI Hna feHaFuf fean l'zs.
- I'D liafsl hH, soals ifal. ra,iinr..
laeaat5f.a.a s'IlI saI.,f arz. aanzrF z.izhl.-bsa
1lS#sanr.
1a' al lafs5 'iia " blzfas efsatiI ausa.
''7z, ~ HsfaHh"dal.is tslna Joe aafl aae-
'al.a slIfdspa'af
HinfA mafHrR5N cn
Ia'iau. NaIei "a. I-slGu
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
.tOT'EtE.

FFNllt entire stock ol menlandise belonging 10
the firm of J S Jobutu 4 Co Is now Of.
r red lor slIc at cost iof rIh in hand aud ior
ci.h only, to clu.e The ooncf,
g. w. SHOWER,
Surviving Partner
T. S.--All persons lndcbild to snit firm will
find i to their advantage To ull aud settle their
Indebtedness without deluy Otherwise they will
hear from me at court G.. IS.
Fultnu, MAY n. lsig.uI
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
NOTICE.
G, Sc" DC

CsSl WHEREAS, nudy per.
E-Gh. W SINUS have been ln iiF
ZSTE9s.ly ! habit Of calling az my fh1p,
lEA .35sf having sotk done, and buy
iE = -A log Jrwelry, tayipg they wij
FfS,E y go pay 20 a .cw daysi nua be-
Es4.ss. s,ss,t - b, known 4, all such. ihnt |
am ur i1as keeper; keep no acrouuis; my iprm.
orauddm bnok 3, .uii, nor DO wish lu opru asulh-
cf iur any ueh'ou.lomer. as find, by iad exc
per.eurr, ii..f uAmrs Viii not pay my d,bit or
sgpp.a my tisinsss IuHhrmorr, i my service,
sie needed, Of course I expect the money .u r..
um, "a punrlual payment mikrs Puuclua' mr.
shauIcs. ni.l 40 ihose who have nuj The munry.
hul rt1rct o. pay zoo few day, ar regretted Cd
poe by. tUi a norr cuuyru'rut season. To make
o. hon.. .ior, short. must do a cash hus.ne,.. or
go whrfr | eau get bylief pty and more thank.
ior my labor
pS hhFe a. very .nnanarloi uf watch mu.
lrrlf. of every iescrpliou, which enables me, a.
usual, 60 trrsnis with dr.paich. 40 nds Of watch
repairing; hIs1fp spectacle gIHtssf. su'd to o.l nE's
aid 6usd u 'iamgs nt tnaH nol.cr; htmalI Dec of
isvr.ty always ou hand, and for saIr. chrp iui
.,sh. e. WHITE
Washington, luly y, lsis.3l.3m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
Briit;s Hotel,
WASHINGTON, HEMTSTEkp CO.,
ARKANSAS.


2 HE subscriber lrrs lruyr % Inform his ifeniis
! and the pHhlio, that hc still continues busi.
hc-s 90 bis old stand, where he has supplied him.
stil with every thug necessary for The accom-.
modlinn of ihf ifasrlIng community. ~. house
is commodIpuf, The nous well arranged Tor
families and bic table well supplied with The best
TIE mafkr, affords.
liis stables are large, bpuutlful'y supplied with
pruyDud,r and attended by careful u.i.r..
Tie pledges himself that nothing shall b. want.
iue ou hi. part to render comfortable a.l who may
be- pleased To give him call discharges will be-
as moderate as those OF any other house TO- the
south. a. an evidence Of which he rsfcr to the
following
RULES
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding aud lodrngprr week, 81 50
dly Is
Single meal, l5
Lodging, Is
Horse feed, %
Keeping man and horse all night, -
Keeping horse pcrHesk, -
GEO o BRITT
Washington, Oct 20, lsii-i-tf
MOFFAT's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND PHGNIX BITTERs.
I n DOZEN iua received and for sale at tile
! v Drug Siop Of
BIZ. JETT
May %, l-ls.2i.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
OIC0EII4 s. GLASSWARE,

lHNot china vii re
guutr rbnals
Wlde paui ,haloN
and edge
81 $ $ @ :: s f @ e: eli $ II @ $
~-~ with and
.ri b
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
~ MHE 10
rINE9 nc
WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH
is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
MlLLIAMH. lErrER-

At TIlRER DOLLARS PER AN
Nun IL PAID IN ADVANCE.
FOUR DoIl.ARSIF FPAInATANy
TIME WITHIN SIN MONTHS
OR ~ FIVE DOLLARS IN III
PAYMENT BE DELAYED UNTII,
AffER TIE EXPIRATION OF
TIE YEAR
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
Fresh Drugs.
fcreraud 4;ue Pilis.

nR lett hns post teciy,ds iew box
~ oi vegetable pIIis = tho cufe II lnl.
mntut Fever. Wilh O. tneni s.sn,lmept
~ N'hifintS'n n0'rHi i1Nills' lIluN inf cas-
Washington. Muy WIl-i3. al
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
,trW TaNcrn b FuIlnn.

Z { AllNn rented lhr \ known UNION
~ HoIEl ! Hm now prepared 10 receive
whfd'ft ~ neromoduir in'litn on reasonable
ulms Wy stable is well pnidrd vih corn aud
l'ddrf aud every hli'nuonlhali b. paid 10 the
csmIoHs ana wants Of ilusaWho favor We with
hUf patronage.
HARliN WILLIAMS
Fulton. Oct ~, lsii-ti.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
NEW G68Ny! NNIT G7ODS!!'!! |! |!
RENJAMIN l. BRITTIN.
sA a ss : : : = q 'E'a4 'al ~ a sse
IJAs @ received aud New or an extensive
BryGoods, HarGvare, O'hing, Groceries, Queonswarc,
slla.g..are. Boots Ahae., Elats Cans. 60. Sc.

Wholesale on accommodating terms Country Merchants pnd
respectfully 'araa ca. aad examine prices Raso Of
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
Terms Of .ldrer,isi.,g.

o. For nsquareof 10 linesor less. flrst insertion,
oNEnoLLan, and Observation-Disclosures plrry
efsfsi over 10 hss, and not exceeding Is, Ia be
oharecd as a squire and hali over 10, aud not
exceeding 20, us tao squares; and In that propor.
tou lor longer ADVERTISEMENTS
u All adyerllspanls lobe paid form advance
OF payment a@mt dby somr responsible person
CONTRACTS Bl THE YEAR.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

ulsNuoN
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al'adyerisemeit ofpeHona alterations wis
ia all easrs hr ehulcd duuhIr
MI advertisements must he marked with the
namher Of mstrlipia olboTwise they will h. .anz
linueduntil lafhId, sad adcbsrradaerardingl,
NJ person Viii 8. announced az a candidate a,.
any oiaes' without lr advance payment Of five
doas.
job Hefk NUS be paid lar an delivery.
No paper Will sedIseUntnp'd only at the DIS
ef9'a OF The huhlhier' until all anrarages are
Al lrtieFs mnsi hepa.i nail
SnHlerafits oiihnah5T ~ eenfs
Tie ah"frulloH beslreIi adhered TO
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-30
WOODSTOCK
TENIAe.E SEMINARY.

TH1IIE. thiid session of ibis institution com
e it1sthceh the first of Feb. 1919; and the
Trustees would take advantage Of the open
.ng of a new term. to call :he attention al the
community to a school in their midst, ,1devo-
ted exclusively TO Female E.luca,ion)of whose
highly bcnofc, influence they feel more and
more convinced.
Under the supervision of the MISSES
LKEpER, this Scii5jal has hsen now in opera
ton one year In TIT; time liz most decided
Improvement II fhany respects Are visible
The advantages 70 their own daughters are
such as many ofthem feel cannot be too high
ly estimated.
The terms of tuition will compare very ia
vorai,ly in point of cheapness with those OF
any institution of equal standing in the couh-
,ry--:rhey are; a$ 'fSfIows: .
For Heading. Writing, and the first classes in
Geography and Grammar per session of five
months Sc 90
For the higher English branches 8 90
Fol do do with The French 10 90
! The spring session commences tile first Of
February AND closes the last Of June.
JAMES G FHAVEL,
WM,A CRAWFORD.
JOHN GATEWo0b. .
Committee IN Jehuy IF tie Ifusfees.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-30
MAtC4ksS PATENTED
IMPROVED hot BOLT

rs now offered 20 tie test of the public, con-
4 fidently believing that all Who give the
sale! not "a fair trial, Will be fully convinced
Gifts superiority over all others now in use.
The advantages OF this improvement, in the
hoitnfs ct flour are very many and important.
whilst the Quantity of machinery thereto is
greatly reduced ard simpl,fieeF, there being
but Two wheels necessary to propei the Dol
ting Apparatus, thereby lessenfhr the amount
of friction. and OF water or steam power. &c.
b, this pla,r the meal is conveyed rectly
from the Elevators TO the Boiling Cloth,
without the use Of Hopper Boy: and the Bolts
are always in operation while the Burrs are
running. Much labor is not only .aved, but
no loss is sustained from -four escaping in
the form of dust; and meal bolts more readily
Whilst wara Than after being, exposed 10 r1e
air, as by the dhA system by means of
screw, wedge or lever, the chest and boiling
reel are most easily elevated or depressed
at the tail or farthest extremity from the
spout of entrance, thereby giving it the pow.
err OF Boiling more Or less rapidly. and adap-
ting it with the rtmoft precision to fire rondi-
ton of the %fseat when ground, or state IF
the weather; SO that -four can be bolted in
any state the wheat can be ground. No fears
need BE entertained of the capacity of tbs
Improvement i'll the boiling of -four, to meet
already been tested under every variety OF
circumstance to which the successful oper =
tive il the manufacture of -four is exposed,
and in every instance has given entire salts,
factioh,l III here and when tested
In building Or repairing of Mills, those vi .
| adopt this invention, will find great saving
in the quantity OF timDers, irons, mach merry
cloth, and mill,wrght's work, less water or
steanspower is required; more -four produc-
ed from 6 wen quantity of wheat, and tie
boltmg seal less Liable to get ou,of repair,
whilst the miller by the use OF a variety 1T
| spouts, may take his hour from the chest in
any quality desired
Tie undersigned has taken an agency FOR
Maucks Hot Bolt. for the counties Of Angus
tn, Rockingham, Shenandoah Page, War; n
and Frederick. and will give his personal +
tentIon to all the demands made upon him 1, i
the use Of this invention.
The subscriber will dispose of rights a, d
erect the above named Bolts, upon the mos:
reasonable terms. Address The undersigned,
at Woodstock, Virginia.
NJ B. MILLER.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-30

IN obetlience 10 d decree of the CIRCUIT Sill
IL peror court of law and chancerv, fof Tie
county OF Warren. in the case of Miller and
others against Isaac OveralI's administrator
and others. shall proceed TO selI,a. tile cbnr'
house door of ssarf.si c",inty, ON Wednesday
to ,he,highest bidder. the tract of land whicl
belonged to the said Isaac Overall known AS
the Big. or Barbour Survey. containing about
$4,000 acres, and sit, ate in the counties OF
Warren. Page and Rapp.hannock. 1t con-
ta,s clipper ufe and great variety Of other
mineral treasures; hitch III it is also heavil,
tmbere,.
Term Ono .thF ! of the piitchase money,
cash; the balance IN equal payments of one
ard Two years Bon with good Security will
be retiuired for the deferred pAlii1enis, and
the legal title withheld as i,irirer stciri,y
JAMES ii. CARSON,
Feb 24-ts Speciai Comn is ,oner.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-30
{; U n n
Il u II y
DOMESTIC MEDICINE,
OR POOH UIHN.V FRIEND;
IN tie hours Of affection. Poin'nnd Sickness,
aSutc and reliable Guide
PMC'E THREE fImI.Afss. ,
,RAYMoND's cor

PRICE THREE f5CfIAfSs.
rms book points siir, in plain language, flee
from doctors terms. the diseases Of MKx, wo
MEN and CHILDREN, and the latest and nos,
approved means used in their c,tre-anl is
,.thteii'itd 'expfessly for the benefit OF families
ut al"o contains descriptions of the MEDICAL
nooTs aNE Hftbs OF the United States and
how they ale to be used in the Cure Of disc:-
SEES u Is Al ranged Oh "A new and simple plan,
by WHICH The practice of medicine is reduced
to principles of cbFrlmtn Sense
This lnvaliiable book has passed thfo many
editlons-lt has now been revised and imprn-
we'd in every respect, and enlarged to ne:rl,
double ITS former SIZE, and contains nine
hundred octave pages
1t docs hot propose to dispense with ply
s'c'an IN severe cases. iitIt it does 'propose to
save Htous1'tSks G'atens ofthousunds onnuuNv
by putting the means Of cure in every mans
hand, and OF saving many valuable lives ( that
is OF far more impor:ance) by instructny liz.
dlv'd'i:os lioW TO check disease in its begin
ming. before it has acquired too much strength
to RESIST and overcome
we seldom take NJ book of this class
with amy favorable prepossession~, for we fear
qtackery and pretensions have been at work
for the poor man. but IN this work all our
preJua'ces were conquered. Professional
men as wei as others, we see che erfully re-
commend this book, which has in its annie
pages, much of the nee. ssary instruction to
ware: oil or to cure diseases IN y Express
II We judge Of the merits of the book BY
the immense number of copies already sold,
and the fatterng testimony of medical men
OF the hrst Standing. <;end among the number,
several OF The 'nisjst dist7'rsnisltrtl members OF
the faculty in our city.) it is valuable com
pendulum OF the modern practice of physic,
and must prove a valuable assistant to fsmi-
hes, particularly in sudden emergencies, and
IN 'tfl Situations where regular professional at
tendance cannot be commanded. ''-Luuis
vile Journal
This book should find a place in ever,
family. "-Boston Mail
"Ihe great advantage it possesses over ALL
! other books of the Kind is. thAt The a,f,Ior
hats Avoided all LATIN +khMs; this is what ha.
brought Dr. Gums work into such cxtcn
sve use. New O. Pcayune.
Gas a ntetffca1 FAf'K MEcUN.it has For years
STOOD high; and now, since its revision, GRAY.
liar " works. Mobile 4sark Advertiser. ~
Its extensive sale has estsb1 shed it.
worth, and stamped it as standard and
| useful book. "-kentuckv Gazette.
UOn the receipt Of THREE DOLLARS
DR.. Gunn's book will be sent free Of post
age, to .sfy part ii the United States,
All letters must be addressed, 'Cpost paid,
to e. NJ. SAXTOM, 205 Broadway, New
York.
"Raymond's copy" is the cnly complete
edition, and is SO marked Oh the back of eacl
| book.
March So-sn
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-30

Station, b L. NADIA. Carlisle Circuit, J
Watts, w NJ Memminger, w Butler. supt
Bloomfield, 1hos Cornelius, w a Mckee, w
II Coffin. supt. Newport. Geo Berks,resser,
w Harden. Mifllin. 4 Dyson, N Schosser.
Shippensburg. J Forrest. 6 w Cooper
Grecncsstle, T. Wely. ] Lloyd Chambers
burg, T. II Veilch. McConnellsburg. II Ii
Busey. A G >Sahm. IIagcrstown. + p Phelps.
Boomsbcttnsh, & G Brooke, S I'll Griffith.
Frederick City John Smith, - II March. Fred
erick Circuit, J Hcnning. } r Durborow.
Berlin. } N Spangler Gettysburg. I'll Hul-
land. J Thrush. York Springs. Brads, l. /
Etchisbn. Dickinson College. % IL Tiffany
Tutor. Missionary to China. Il S Nlselay.
Huntington District. John Miller. 2 E..
1.ewistown Station. NJ Goheen. Lewistown
Circuit, L Taneyhll. } Grube:. Huntingdon,
John A Gere, z f Waters. Warfidr's Matk.
w Il Mills. 81 Pearce. Birmingham, r 4
Nixon. Hollidaysburg, George Guycr.-
Williamsburg, J G Mckeehan, + Gcarhar,.
Concord, George Stevenson, a l. MacIay
Shlflsysburg. James Stevens. Samuel Bsitd.
Trough Greek, r. Beers c Graham. Bed
ford. w Howe, r Smith. East Bedford. III
Hoffman. Fros1burg, David Trout. } Fl G
Dosh Cumberland. Thomas Myers. Ale
ghany, j Ii Swtzcr ID Shoaf.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DiSticl. . GTtSoH. T.
Sudbury. JAS Ewing. J Simpson. Dan
e'Ille. Reese Bloomsbury, & II Day, J
~ Elliott. Berwick. A Britain, N S Buck
~fnghasa. Luzerne, j A Ross. Bloefnnguale.
3 w Tongue, WIN Gwynn. Northumber
land. 5 Lee, S Wilson. Milton, H G
Dbl, B d Hamlnc. Wll;ansport, John Guy
'er. G Maclay Lycoming. John Slime. 1hos
Barnharr Jersey Shore, I'll NJ Conscr, |
IL Terrence. L"ci, Naven. ) w Wau9ha-
won't. BeIletonte I Mltcheil,:t Il MiIlick.
Cleartield, McEuaIy. Sinamahon,ng Mis-
Sion. james Gamble. penn's Valley. c Hart
man. Dickinson College Seminary. L Bow
man, sup; \ II Crever. Prin. Agt
F NJ Mills, transferred to Rock River Con-
ference.
Delegates to General Conference, to meet
at Pttstisrg, May I.ls4S. John Davis, Saml
Brlson, 5ohn A Collins Alfred Griffith, VIM.
4lamilton, n } b Morgan Norval Wilson,
jain Bear. John Bowen, John Miller, S As
bury Rpszel. Reserves, Henry Earring. BENZ
N Brown, Edwin Dorsey.
Q-l5Next Bsfsifndre Annual Confefehce to
be held at Stanton, Va, March,, 1919.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-30
JUST RECEIVED,
AT TOMS BROOK & SAUMVILLE
An Unusually Large Supply Of
NEW GOODS.

FTEI.J.ER e BROTHER have the plea
i i sure of again announcing to the public
that they have just received at their stores a
splendid assortment Of New Sp:ing & Summer
Goods, which have been purchased at excee-
dinghy low prices, IN the Northern cities, and
which they can therefore sell very cheap
Their stock embraces every variety Of Goods
Of latest styles, for both Ladies and Gentle-
men. Particular attention is called to their
supply of imported Goods, which present at
fractions rarely to he met with in country
stores. 1t is deemed, unnecessary to enume.
rate the Goods: suffice it to say, that the stock
is unusually large, and embraces every article
to be found elsewhere. They are Thankful
for past encouragement. and will endeavor
to merit continuance Of public patronage. -
Also an assortment of superior Spcctacles.-
Call in and examine for yourselves.
March IS, l948.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-30
EiHGlNiA, 10 W,rt

VIRGINIA, 10 wrr<
At i+iies held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
chit superior Court of Law and CHANGER,
FOR ME comfy 81 Shenandoah, for the month
OF February. 184ss Peter Craig and Mar,
Ms wife plaintiffs, Atix,Nsr lev: Fthce, Adj.
am Pence, - Moiger aid Molly his
Wife, and others, tlefendants--,N cmA>cEnY
YNiE defendants So Monger. and Molly
Il his WIFE, MOI having entered their APP
peaiante affl gsrn security according TO the
act Of assembly and life rules III tits coir,
and II Appearing f'y satisfactorily evidence thai
they Are i,s,t inhabitants If this counisv; IT. is
oRn.hhB. That the said defendants do appea,
at HE clerks Office Of said circuit superior
coMft Of law and cl,afcery to be held therein
on the FRS. Mon.laS in May next. and an
swef the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that a cop,
OF ihis Sfdei be forthwith inserted in some
published III Woodstock, for two
months successs ely. ard posted at the front
door nf the court house in The said town of
Woodstock. A copy--res,e.
sAM'L c. WILLIAMsscsc.
Feb. "a, i84S.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-30
NEW SHENANDOAH COMPANY.


I'm conformity to ain act OF Assembly, pass
e! J'ii.ia,;r "a. 1913. notice is hereby Civ
ven, that Hooks Of Subscription viii he open
I'd, for shares to increase the capital stock Of
The New Shenandoah 'Conip9'ip. IN ,'iik 25nm
.nAr OF April Nkxr. at the following places
under the superintendent 't'r ihs following
persons. who have hce'n arpoifi.ttl BY thc
President and Directors Of said Compaiv,
commissioners for that purpose, s(any ,liftc
OF whom NAV act, at any Of tile places to
which they are assignetO w:
in the, county of Shenandoal,--At New
Market, a6Itn I. Str:Her. JOHN ID Zrk e.
Frn'"n Walton, Or Godfrey fEchkel and Wal
ter Newinali--t Mount jackson, Joseph II
saniucls levi 'Rnkcr. Wm siekr. Lawrence
Pitman if. Rhesa Allen, Charles Wundcr
and Israel p Rinkcr-A. Woodstock, PHI ip
Pi'man, Samuel c Williams VIM Morelsn,l
Philip Stover, James G Fravel. G., orge II O :,
Geo + Ifnnp Richard Miller, V;. 0 MeInturt.
john Covtrstone and fIenry Cillers-At
stras Bug. DAVID Sticklev, Wright !Ga,ev God :.
Daniel s,ickIev. Samuel kentrick, George a
iIupr, Philip A Machir and DR. G " Fri ker
In Page county--At Bunker's Hill, iienr,
f. rrc", james Kite, Isaac G. Kite. Jacob Mol
leH, George Kite, Reuben Fol,z, T. Bu>wel,
Jacob Brubaktir and Jacob Strole-At I.urav
Gabriel Jordan, Mann Il Almond, Samuel
Gibbons, J Ale shir.', Baker, Andrew Key
| ser. John Iionhcrgcr. David 'Bnmgatner and
Jacob 'kitc-Nt milford, e BISON N ROY,
James Stinson, David Wood. JOS S spengler.
| Peter Keyser, Joseph 4 K.yser, S Slower &
" illiam O,tr,l.
Books OF Subscription will also be opened
I at the same time. j" tie county Of Angus :,
at Staunton and New 'tIope-JIn ltocknglla, :.
at Mount Crawford, Ha,r;sonburg, Port u i.
public and Conrads Store-In Warren. a,
Front Ro, al--In Clarke, at MiIlvo 8, Brr-
ryville-In Jefferson. at Char!estown and
4 Harper's Fcrry-In f'auduier, 1T PARIS and
| Uppefvlle-fn 1.uulo,r, at snck ersvi!le-Iu
the city OF Alexandra & at f;cofgctow,,D c.
under the s"per,nte ndencc of Commsso, er.
. appointed at each of those places, (whose
| names are published in the Staunton Specta
tor and Winchester Republican J
BY order of the President and Directors.
| S. Fl. LEWIS, Treas. N. S. C.
Macrh Is lS4S.