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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-12
Du PAGE CiIcart COurt-ApTf1
sa &1 leem Term, 1SA0. sslzs
State OF 1llinois,( 50 sc
Du PAGE County -. --.a-
Elizabeth WslteT,l -,--ss "a
Us. Bill for Divorce.

? Nicholas Welter, l--.S $50 90
NOTICE is hereby given - the said defend =
IN ant, that the complainant in this suit hav-
ing filed her Bill Of complaint with affidavit
that he sa id defendant Is non resident Of thi
State, and summons having Issued out Of said
Court reeurnab BILE 20 the next Term thereof.
Now unless you she said defendant shall be
and appear before The said Circuit Court on
the Ist day cfths next term thereof, to be holden
at NapsrviIe insaid county, on thu third Monday
Of April next TO answer the charges contained in
said. eoRpIainaht's Petition which has been
exhibited against you OF The (thancery side of
said Courr, the came Win be iakena as confessed
and the matters and ihings therein prayed for.
will Be deereed acGofdingly s
JOHN J. FIDDLER. Clerk.
G B HosMEH, oomplainats Solicitor.
Nspervflie Nov. I6sh iS4ss -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-12

a. 0BehoId the suffering invalid, vast
ing mis- time and mo ney experimenting with the
mushroom preparaetons of the day, (Which a.
best ara mere phlliatives.) with view TO the
reet'rotion of health; thus lingering DOT weeks
aud even months of uHeriug with shat distress
log diiease, Fever ard Ague. when by tie use
ot BEETLE or two of Smirh's Tonic Sysup, not
only the disease stself, bui the Cause which pro-
duces would he completely erahicatea. Ash for
SMITHS Tonic Syrup, and take no other, a.
,here ara many spurious preparations of SINH
lar name. II can be eblained nj the store of
.... ....a.f ......r.r OH WOODRUFF
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Soapl Soft Soap!
Filters! Rain Water Fiitersi!
. p. filler. t.

"AS at his Book & Drug Store. Chicago st
il new style of Filter, which will reudsr even
stagnant water pure ami limpid, freeing it from
al lcolor aud scent. Who will use the unwhole.
some water of the wells OF iris country, when
pu Re ram water can now be obtained Call and
G Famine. @a 81 fEGr -a# - saU. -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-12
DR.. BEACHS MEU7CTNES-

Unlike those patent Remedies watch claim BIZ
one thing To, cure all diseases, each preparation
is particularly designed % cure some one specific
IGiopathic complaint, w,th It's train of symplc.
matte affections. A.
w r SLAON, American 'reDperahcs Build
ings Lake steet, Chicago, Illinois, G.reraIAEers
for sale OF DR.. Beach's Books and Medicines il
Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, to whom all or
ders must be addressed post oaid.
For sale by J III Brown. East Jolists G 81
Woodruff, west do; and Merrill ard Jenkins,
Lockport. ..,
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NLjOAN's ADHERTISEMENTS.

,,0T All the Medicines advertised By w. B,
SLOAN are also sold on agency by J II Brown,
G H Woodruff and A w Bowen, joliet: Merrii
Jenkins, Lockport; and by Msrchents, Drug
gusts &c, in nearly every Town in all iie wes,srh
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-12-12
DRYGOOiDs at COST.

aVing determined to devote my attention
n 4 hereafter exclusively to the Grosery and
Pr"rIsion business, | have concluded to sell off
my entire stock of Dry Goods AT COST. Per-
sons wishing anything in the dry goods line will
and il to their interest 10 cal ut the ST EsOUI =
STORE, whore they can have great bargains
for cash
American Prints at 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, II, and 2 cts
a yard. "Ha r eaea
Eng ish rrnts at 10, ID, IA, and 90 cts a ward
>co'ch Glnghams at 70, %. and 3l4 cts yard
The first Quality Of De aines at 81. to IS Gus. a
yard. ." .- s. ESQ
Beautiful Cashmeres at so, 60, and 70cts. a yard.
Morcnos at SO, 6n, IA end 81 cts. yard
Alpaccas al 20, 25, 80, 50 and g. cIs a yard.
Ladies Hose at II, 90, 80 and 50 cts.
t'hild'ens WoolleM Hose at 20 Is and 30 cts
Flannels, Of all cOlors, at25, 81, 81 and 40 cts
a yard. as- e4r CD. r.r.-. s...-.a
hbcns, from 3 TO 80 CTS. yard.
Edgings, from to 20 CITE. yaId.
CLOTHS, t:ASSgMERES, AND SAITH
NETS at very re9ueed prices. Just bear il
in mind that great bargains are always to be had
at the 81 A0tHs Store, opposite Merchants Row
on Bluff street, Joliet.
Dec. IL. R. s. HIGGINS.
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writinS RnOks.

Illuminated W Iitng Books, gilt edged and of
superior paper-a beautiful Article Tor Young
Ladiss-at the Will couatysBook and Drug Store
ia Nov 81 .s. --f . p Filler.
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sAza OSWALD ALGIER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

"a H WOULD inform the citizans of Joliet and
vicinity that ne has opened a Tailoring shop op.
Poste ID. Quiglsy's Grocery store, Bluff ST., where
ne is rea dy 10 accommodate those who may de-
sire anything in his line OH short notice No
exertion viii! be spared on his part TO please his
customers He has made arrangements to be
furnished with the latest PARIs and New YoRK
fashions, which win enable him to do his work in
conformity with the prevailing fashions of the
day. s-as-e - aa.# .. ..r...-~ .r-s.-r.s
ran,ed to fit if properly made up.
November 81, Is46. asa fns
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NEW MACKEREL, New White Fish and
~ Macanaw Trout, just received az
F.. a.3 lr 8 YATES, Chicago Street.
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New Tailoring Estabiishment,

new 1alloTlng ESTABLISHMENT.
He subscriber respectfully informs the i'm
q habitants of Jole, and vic nifty that he has
eommonced the Tailoring Business, on Chicago
street, two doors North from Cagwin Il McDou-
salPsstorc. where all orders entrusted his care
will be executed with neatness, durabifity ard
promptitufe. ...-.-
N@
Done on Scientific and Mathematical principles.
o. The prevailing Fashions regular rseeiv.
ed every Season. J W. FRANKS.
joliet. April II, l648. 45tf
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rs Cents Worth of
WATCHES. clecEs,

I H~H We
I'm j. klNNE & to-, have just r,-ceaved
II neat AMI fashionable assortment Of Jewell
ry.at their store in West Joliet three doors north
Of she National Hotel: viz. Gold and Silver
Watches, LADIES' Gold Charns, Brac eIets, Gem
tlea, ems Pins, Rings and Kevs, Gold and steel
Pens, Geld aud Silver Cases, Silver, Plated and
German Silver Spoons, Silver Steel and German
Silver SpectacIes, Hemming 4 Sons Needles,
Scissors, Psnknives. Tooth and Hair Brushes,
Razors Razor Stops, FaDcy work Boxes, Vio-
Inns, Accordeons, Toys, a..
N R-Watches. Clocks and Jewelry CAREFUL
ly repaired aud %arranted. a0a G7a4 q
Joliet. May 90, t646. leags EGa Stiff -
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TO PHYsIC1 ANS AND STUDENTS

BRAITuwAIT's RErRosPRcr.--All the HoS
from TO IL. pamphlet form and also in bound
volumes, just received and for sale Wholesale and
retail at the publishers lowest prices q,
w B SLOAN, 20 Lake 81.
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s E. Wilcox has received his en-
tire Fa2l aud Winter Stock of Goods,
and IS ready TO supply those wishing to pur-
chase with as large an assortment-qnd as usual
little cheaper than at any other establishment.
Joliet, Oct. is, IS4S. rr.r.r nE s--
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! NaW GoSDa.

I'D ICE--A fine article Of new kies, JUST receiv'
10 ed and fer sale lowSas the ST. LOWS STORE
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NJ Ew SALT and FLoun, by the barrel. at
---'--.s WARTS.
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Joliet. Dec. 5th, 1913.
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Baby jumpers, at

Droche, rurkess, SILK and Wonlon shawl'
D. sa s..s 4 a. at T.owE's
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

(From the Boston Chronotype, Oct Is47 };
Consumption is the great curse Of our Nor-|
(,hern latitudes. Itisthe blight Of don.es.:c|
felicity and the des2oiler Of beauty 1t robs
the cheek oi its hexlthful bloom. the mind of
its serenity and the eye Of It's b,illiancy. II
waste the form. elims the intellect an plum
Eges its victim into an early grave. The young
and she old. the serious and the gay, the cit,
belle, the country lass, are alke its PREV and,
its victims Bessings on the man, then,
whose genius and research furnished us with
weapons to bid defniance to this sDwel!er
lot the Threshold!' He merits the gratitude
and applause of ages,-he shall have ours, vt
I!east
One Of the most important discoveries of
modern Science, for the cure of pulmonary
1affections, is the Halsam of Wild Cherry. and
the credit OF its discovery is due to the cele.
:brated DIR Wislar. This valuable compound
hal restored thousands Of sufferers to health
III is expectcrant. tonic and e,emulcent; and is
SAID to be purely ,egetsbie preparation -
Under us magic influence the most obstinate
coughs, colds and bronch;a! irritations eiisap
lpcar. We have used it AMI can recommend
II. particularly at this season, when the great
cause of disease, East winds are so prevalent
cJTFor sale by DrJ. G SCHM!TT, Wood
stock, Va.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
LAND FOR RENT.

nURSUANT to decree of the count,
e court Of Shenandoah .r1ade at its Febru
|ary term, 1S48, in the case of Hotels admin
istrator against I.arkins and others, ] shall
oN THURSDAY THE i6TH OF MAncH NEXT, pro
coed to rent out the land in the proceeding.
mentioned. at public renting, payable at the
end oftwelve months. for the shortest number
of years that will pay the debt and interes
reported due, and the costs Of suit and sale
taking All obligation with good personal Sc
curity.
The renting of The above land will take
ing the Columbia Forge land
W. N. NEWMAN, ID S.
Feb. 8 For J w Rice, CT
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

upon which William Monroe now resides, "
Sing thin two miles Of the North west, ri
\ Turnpike road. and about The same distance
sfrom Cutters store. containing ESQ Acres,
5There are $50 Acres cleared land IN good
1 til:hS. il being but recently cleared. The bal
sance IS in ,iniberwi.ici, is valuable on accoun,
sof its quality and proximity 10 market and the
facilities for converting it into lumber which
salwss commands good price and reae'v srle.
.The farm is considered one among The best
sf not the very best upland farms 10 ,he low
Scr end Of Hampshire county. Our only de
ss:re to sail The farm IS, TO enable II. to make
Gan equitable division Of the proceeds Of the
.,.i i amongst us, The improvements are no.
sextens.v, here being onlL ,o!erablc dwell
sling louise upon -, With smokehot''e. Sc
1.-THE fencing on the farm is "o2d. There Is a
small orchard Of diTelen, kinu, & trut, OF
srecent growth and of good quality. me
aland is well watered. There is a spring o.
excellent water within twenty steps Of the
.door. 1t is ina healthy and agreeable re;gh.
sborhood. I1e{f
The terms Of sale will be-Qne third in
shand when possession liz given, and the defer
! ed payments III Que, two and three years.
a- t..t JAMES MONROE.
-rtt THOMAS MONROE.
a ea, ROBERT MONROE
Match 2, ls48--st pd .t ...,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

VIRGINIA. TO Wit.
At court cot,inted and held for the county
Of Shenandoah, on tuesday tie sh day Of
February. 1s4s william J Monroe and
John 81 Bayley, plaintiffs, AeJssr William
S Newell and Montgomery X Elhon and
Ann lis wife. defcnelan's--iN cHAxcsnr.
FE!HE defendant, Montgomery II Elbon not
z having entered his appearance and Civ
zen security. according toshe act Of assembly
End the rules of this court. and it appear ng
by satisfactory evidence ihs. he is not an in
habitant Of this country: u Is ordered That
the defendant do appear here. on the Monday
before the second Tuesday in May next, and
answer the bin Of the plaintiffs; ard HAT a
copy Of This order be forthwith inserted n
some newspaper rnilsed in Woodstock for
two months snccesslselv, ana posted st Tie
front door OF the car: house in the sa;e, ,own
OF Woodstock. WILLIAMS. c sc
Feb II t,l~
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
Wetp Mds9 &fere
IN WOODSTOCK.

|YEyISE subscriber respectfully announces to
n the public. that he has Just opened
NEW CASH STORE. i'll the room formerly
occupied by Nr Samuel R;nker. His goods
|are ali ENTIRELY NEW and suitable to
the season. His stock consists in part of ;te
articles. to wit: tf.
Blue and black cloths that car, be beat,
for the prices. black snd fancy cassimeres.
cassiuctts worsted, satin. silk and velvet YES
,ings -AlpacsS ,nouslin de laiins, cash.
meres, calicoes Of every ption-Also.
cloth and glazed caps for men and boys. boots
and shoes-lIard ware. Guecnsware and
glasswsre--G Of the best quail.
rtv. Al Of which will be sold cheap for the
cash, by G ALERT.
THE s',hacfiber continues his 1e3[LORING
SHOP at the Old stand, where every descrip.
.inn Of garment will be made in neat and
fashionable style. lie will fiifnisi, stiss ct
clothing, in whole or in part. rs cheap IS they
can be had in the Valley Of Virginia.
Jan s, 1898. H s G ALBERT
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s.is WOODSTOCK
FEMALE SEMINARY.

tFHHlIE thiit session of this institution com
4 & menced the first Of Feb, I84S; and the
Trustees would take advantage Of the open
sing OF Few term, to call :h~ attention ct tie
Community to a school in their ad,t, (devo-
sted exclusively to Female Etluca,ion)of whose
!. Fighi, beneficial influence they feel more and
/ more convinced. tE II
Under the supervision Of the MISSES
I.EEpER. this school las been ROW ii, opera
st'on one year, In this time Tie most decided
[ imnrevement III NAN. respects are visible
s1ne advantages To their own daughters are
Ssneh many o. them feel cannot be too high
siy e>,iolat~ti.
Z ihe lerhss Of tus:on will compare very fac
{, erabl, i, fo9 Of cheapness with, those Of
fary institution oi equal standing IN the eoun.
ry-Tlty are Us fsllows: sa
For Kssdng, Writing. and the tirst classes in
Geography and Grammar per session of five
months eft fast Sc 90
j For The higher English branches 8 90
sfoi do do with the French 10 90
The spring session commences the Grst o.
! Februa,y anei closes the last Of June.
JAMES G FRAvEI,.
4 MN A CRAWFORD.
JOHN GATEWOoD.
4 COMMITTEE IA beAa!f Of tie 7iusters.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
E,STRAY EHIIEER.

WAS taken up by the subscriber, living
w near Columbia Furnace. in November
last,an Estray IIeifer, of the following desert?
ton: Left ear cut off and slit in the righ'
ear-white beliy-white spots on the back
red sides, and hite forehead. and was apprais
ed at five dollars. The owner is requested I,
prove property, pay charges, and take he'
away. PHILIP DELI.lNGER.
Feb C4-St
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
PUBLIC SALE.

I'm obedience TO decree Of the circuit Sill
IL perio" court of law and chancery. for tie
county OF Warren. in the case OF Miller and
others against Isaac Overalls administrator
md others, shall proceed TO sell.at the court
house door Of Warren county, on Wednesday
the lo.h day of April. l84S, at public auction
TO the highest bidder. :Ie tract Of land which
belonged to the said Isaac Overall, known as
the Rig, or Barbour Survey. containing abou,
$4,000 acres. and situate in the counties OF
Warren. Page and Happahannock. It con-
tains copper ore and great variety Of othel
mineral treasurer much Of it is also heavily
Terms-Cne third Of the purchase money
cash; the balance in equal payments of one
and woyears Bond with good security vii
be required for the deferred payments. an'
she legal title withheld ~ further security.
JAMES II CARSON,
Feb 2i-'s Special Commissioner.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
PUBLIC SALE Of LAND
NEAR KaEzLETOTN.
vVHE subscriber will sell at public auction
a On Saturday the 2sth day Of Mnrch neat
A TRACT OF LAND.

in the county Of Rockingham. living on a
branch leading to Cub Run. adjoining the
lands of Joseph nilIh;m-r, Mrs Peai- ,ni ia
iyic Eilsr,cenfaining 146 or 1S6 ACRES.
3heinr part ott',e Home Tract Of and he
Eine TO John Koon,z. ser. deceased The
land is in & fine state Of cu'tiy ston with clear.
lcd land enough for comfortable farm the
balance of the land is well tmbc,cd The
whole tract is well wateret', there heing two
5nev2r Filling springs en- it. an stream ,un-
lining through it sfforsling an opportunity OF
making RS much good water meadow u. might
Ihe wished for. Nearly TIE whole tract is un,
|'ler fence ard presents considerable induce
nen's to any one wanting farm Of this s;zc
s'fhe ishLo,hood is enc Of The best IN The
3ccunty.
Also. ut he eane time. will be sold snothe,
Tract o. Land, containing by recent SUI vey,
les ACRES, "H.
sa,,jnining the lend. Of Enes Keez'.. James
Laid md Andrew Ber.ram. The improve
HOUSE. a good Spring house
] and frame ola Barn On this tract there
sare also several aeve- falling springs Of water,
(which VII afford the making of sufiicien,
5gco'i meadow an object Of easy attainment
II his tract is also in fine condtion,with about
$50 or 70 &C "es cleared. and the balance very
" ell tit1,her-d. Il is Immediately, on the pu!,
S'ic road. and also iii frst-rate neighbo-l,oo
CTConditions, which viii Be vcrv EASY and
saccommo la'ing, made known on tt,r daH u
ssale. If not convenient to the PURCHASER, iiu
part Of the purchase money will be required
on the day of sale; the purchaser giving, OF
lco;nse. bend and security for the payment of
THE money. Further particulars made known
ION 'lie day Of sale. -'a.7s l-.., la,g ba-
Any pc, son wishing to view either Of the
7ahoce tracts of land: Can do so previous to
sthe DAY of sale. by calling on the subscriber
siding in keezletown s III sss
GT1.he sale will take place at the house Of
linz ,-'doT Koon'S in ,Keezletown
PETER kOONTZ. 500
rx'r Of S,ohn Koonta, sem. deed.
Eel "a, 1856 1851 H-' s"o.-.5... .If
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

VIRGINIA, - w,r- Ge., 7ty 'sfi7.a..
At 4 cour. he'll! for the cnu,:ty of P.,re. at the
court house. On Monday the 2?tl day cf
December. lS4T-J ohm Rutfiier, cptnplairi-
ant, AeAlSst James II Lakewood, Wright
Gatewocsi, administrator OF Chahey Gate
wood, dcceased, David ! Strickler, Paschai
Graves, Peter isuck, Andrew Mckay s.
Julius l. VI Rider, defen,!antaAIs cH'r.
FESHE defendant, james NJ Gatewood,' TO.
& having entered his appearance and giv~
en- security, according to The act of mbly
and the rules Of this court, ard it appearing
by satisfactory evidence tina. lie is not an III
hai,hant of this state: On the motion of tho
complainant. by his counsel. IT IS oRnERrD.
That ne do appear here OH the fourth Mon
day in March next, and enter his appearance
and answer the comp;ainant's bill, and give
security for performing the decree Of the
court, and that copy of this order DE fcrti~
with inserted III some newspaper pubishetlin
Woodstock for two months saccessivcly, and
posted at the front door of the court house o!
the said county of Page.
copy-Teste,
Jan s. 1913 WM. C. LAUCE
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N09TWy@a

q LII persons indebted to the estate Of Le-
IA vi Crabill, decd. will make payment on
o. before the first Of March nexr, as longer in
dnlgence will not be given; and persons having
any just claims sssiHst the said estate. will
please present them. properly adjusted. TOR set
tleneat. GEO. A. HUPP, Admf.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
DRY GOODS.

EUsT received al the old stand, and fol
~ sale at unprecedented low prices, lsrg.
supply of DRY GOODS of every description
P srti culsrly attention is invited TO the supt:i
Tor CLOTHS now offered. Friends and fell
How citizens, call in and judge tor yourselves
individually and collectively.
Jan s. '4o. J G SGHMITT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
Avast there. Elbows!

WE cu',i jus; invite those young gentlemen
, no wish to secure tie good opinions of the
l. aides to call in at Nos Market Street where
We will supply t'l-rn With some certain articles
in the way of clothing which vii! Sc. them off
% such advantage that they will split the
hearts Of half the girls in these diggins. Jns'
.lrop III and we will show YOU
Splendid French & English Cloths;
French Plain & Plaid CasSimeres;
Satin. Silk and Velvet Vestings;
Satin, Silk s Bingham Crava,s;
Nulria Hats, Cloth Caps, &c.
And every other article 10 trim you oil com
pete. Now remembe: that ali tie above Gr'
tcles arr. to be had at the New Store Of
Dec g CLOVER / GOLLADAY.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Superior Court ofLaw and Chancery
for the county Of Shenandoah, for the month
Of February, 1s4Ss Peter Craig and Mary
his wife plaintiffs. AGAINST Lev: Pence, Ad.
am Pence, -- Monger and Molly his
wife. and others, defeniants-Ix cHANcEx1.
{VH\HE defendants -- Monger and Molly
Il his wife, not having entered their ap
|pearance and given security according to the
act Of assembly and the rules of this court;
land it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this countsy: lr Is
!oRnERED, That the sad defendants do appea,
at the clerks office Of said circuit superior
court of law and chancery to be held therein,
lon the first Monday in May ne.t. and an
@wer the bill of the plaintiffs; and chat cop,
|of this order he forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published III Woodstock, for two
months successfully, ard posted at the from
door of the court house in The said town Of
Woodstock. A copy--Teste,
SAN,L G.. WILLIAMS, csc.
Feb. "a, 1s4S.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
PAUL,s UNION HOTEL,
WINCHESTER, VA,

q 8 again N biz own possession. snd Gre ]; r
Il under hislra and Supervision tie ssks
re se'u;p Of h:a many, knd friends and rs.
snrs. also, shre Of the patronage of The
i.uBiic gen~r:s!'v. whose interest il is to ss,s-
fta',s the {'sion H. tables shall he amply
:stpricd with Tie best ~ or valleys pro
iutis. and in ever, Respect cG,nfort and rlen
l., viii eoi,s'anFl, he found Al stages viii,
scs.l a, HE door f1r The accom- nod.,sion' Of
s.hsrgrs moslera,e. Baggage conveyed to
Sand from X ii Road without sny EXPENSE To-
soanrrs. ISAAC PAUL.
Jan % 1873 -e;n
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02
PUMP MAKING.

FM&EE stfbsefiber respeet'ullf announces
- Cte ffe ciizrns Of S.enxnoas ans! tire
public, tll.t lie las returned 10 Ills, county
and has permanently located himself al his
Former residence I'll Aiaurcr,oMn, OH The Val.
Hey Turnpike road .botit tkree miles Below
Woodstock. and that he will attend &c ths
Making and Repairing Of Pumps ,....-...
lie would also STATE that lie has t!,e right
10 make nr. Bau!e.'a Patent Forcing Pump.
(which is an excellent article 10 extinguislI
fires, IS the water byi; cat be forced on the
tops Of houses, or can be used for other pur-
poses which he will warrant to perform az
>boye stated. personsad esiring t. procure
Pumps will do-well to call at the above mama
ed place, where he can be found if not else
where engaged County pro luce will be
taken IN Exchange a: market prices.
! '@ So fREEERlCk 81 MaCKER.
Oct al, LIFT s8
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

Adam Msphis's ssin,'r End others. Plaintiffs
against Philip Maoh:s's ex'r airtl others, de
fendants--IN snANcEnr.
NOT1CEEAii persons having claims
~ against the estate Of Philip Maphis, de
ce:eed, will pseaert them 10 me a, tie clerks
Office. on or before the 18th tlav OF Ma, eli
ne NJ. with all such evidence as is required ia
establish them
J 3 FRAvEI., Master Com'f
Feb "a
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-03-02

AZ oOTS-AOoTS !! A splendid .ssor,
- ment OF GENTS Pine Calf. AleroeeO am,
Seal boots, for sale cheap by ''''
WALTON q CO. No. cAesksae.