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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

BALTIMORE Nov. Is, 81, r. NJ.
LOUISIANA
Reliable intelligence has just been received rs 70 the
vote of Louisiana The majority f., Taylos and Fiaos
is 5000 in the entire Stale.
FLORiDa.
This noble Wing State has lkwise cas-, her electoraI
vote for Taylor and Fillmore by increased Wing ma
jority, compared with the recent for State officers
and member Of Congress
ALABAMA.
The returns from this State show large incSease
for the Wings in the popular The result is doubt
fuI.
MISSISSIPPI.
General Taylor gains largely the popular vote Of
1884, in this State. Sufficient returns have not beer
received yet to determine the vote of the State
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Briggs. the Wing candidate for Governor, has sue
ceedei by large majority all his competitors.
Wing congressman have been returned in all the dis
rcts save the 3D. 4h and 9Th, in which there is no
choice.
The Legislature elect is largely Wing.
DELAWARE.
The State election took place Yesterday in this pato-
tic little State. The Wings are, usual, triumphant,
having swept the State.
The Union says that "a Wing triumph must always
be an accident" Well, all say, is. that in the
present nsance it has been the most deliberately sought
for accident that read of heard talked Of
And moreover accident that friend of the
Union very deliberately endeavored to prevent.-4ler
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
FOR KE.v'T.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
u HAVE. Just added my Stock. China, EartheH
4 ware, Glass. Looking Glasses, Casters, Sc, Sc
Also large Stock of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware,
Wood ware. Hats, Caps. Boots Shoes Dyestuffs Sc
&c which will sell low for cash. or in exchange for
country produce. particularly invite my old friends and
the public generally cali and examine nv stock as
am determined TO sell low and spare ne pains to please
R. K. WATKINS, Agent.
One door above ID. r. Lyman'2
November Att
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
" F. " q o o ID S!

" F. " q ODS!
IN HE subscribers n receipt Of large portion Of
i their Fall Supply Of Goods which will be sold to
friends and the public generally, [who may favor
with their CUSTOM, low they be procured in this
market.
Our stock heing large and well assorted. pre-
pared 10 sell, wholesale Goods the most liberal terms.
and would ask call from Country Merchants
The following comprises part Of their stock :-Coths,
Cass neres and Vestngs French Mernos Gala PIaids.
and Muuseaines French Casnmeres and Lamar'ina
paids splendid Velvet and Mprno Cloaks, (new styes)
French work Capes and Collars. GALL knds silk frnges,
Gmps and Buttons. Merno Shawls mode and fancy
colours Alpaccas. Silk warp black and fancy do. rper
fancy dress silks SEQ oh plaids. and Gnghams best
Kid and Silk Gloves and Egyptian ms, Scarlet, blue,
green and mode coored French Merino, Shoes. Boots.
Hats and Caps, &c.
Sole Leather with heavy stock ofcoarse Goods, Of
every description. Cal and see.
PETERS AND STiCLFR.
Sept. 0I-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
POSTSCRIPT.
Presidential Election.

Virginia.
SCOTT-Cass's majority Ga Wing gain Of 50
BARBOUR-Cass's majnity l)9-Whig gain of 40
RANDOLPH-Cass's maority l2-N hig loss 20
Transmitted for he Richmond JThig.
CHARLESTON. Nov. Is, 10 P. NJ
LOUISIANA.
The majority for the Taylor and Fillmore ticker in
this Stale will be between $500 and 5000.
MISSISSIPPI.
The result in this State is doubtful.
ALABAMA.
The Nhg gain in thirty eight coun'is: is upwards pf
5000. Twelve counties to hear FROM The State liza.
probably gone for Cas-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

OF We again make copous extracts showing the
views taken Of the election Of Gen. Taylor by severa
leading Wing papers We copy also couple of edito
rals from the Union. in the agony of suspense
They will serve to amuse our readers 1t will be seen
how hard it was for the venerable editor to resign the
yet imperial hope" Of the success Of the Democratic
candidate. If the official organ has indeed been sincere
in the opinion it has uniformly expressed-and do
question ttfen must the people be led to believe
the 1t knew but little of the popular sentiment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20
ELECTION RETURNS.
VIRGINIA.


we give have reached us-correced to the
latest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-20

distinguished politician. Of our State, in bushes
letter. says:
q congratulate not the Whigs-but the country-on
the prospect the certainty might say, of Gen Tayl
decisive eleclion:-a civic victory, in my opinion, i'm
measuraby more important than all he has achev-
ed, 90riou. they have been, the field of bltte''
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10

At rules held il die cie,i's office 1t The c"''l
" court Of Page county. or Mon'i'y The >
d., Of January. s1s-C heIuh.n lislsl'na'
Complainant. ae:,ii.si Bc'ia,iin 6 assn
: administrator Of Etiirv lI.ltfmai. dec
hlIs,r, Z t'ssbi,e. a,,j lon%s Al' s'i'resA
,.ot ielsn i; t!s.si,r r.. decd. ssfsniaF'A--'
cHA>sFHs q! ,5..- .4.
YEs..E. jlr'endan. H. ni:y.fp Al',i'ir.. no
H. VIM. eattf4,sIis 4 pc r.'ffi sad g" -
s,cs,r.y ~ nars.y Eoilte ;gcss'' II sF'silA Inf
lie rules Of tbs, c.9tit. al IL pi,'if;'1 ng 7.
s,,isf4c. sviic,ec- ';t .s, i i'aE ~, !i';.ni-
iar.l IL This S.xte U Tie 'nt;t:sn u ths- con-
,,a,,,s.s,i.y lbs ,iounisi. II Is ohnr@fs, Elise
he.s do appeal iseie ca 'he fist ssti''i"y !"
April nex', aud .hts his apo "r'ncr '": IN
swer lie con .,!ainaH''s Bit, srf give c''r'i,
for i,slt, nti,.gta IL If ne cciir': AN
data copy OF lily RIDER be f,nahw viii hs, rtss'
in some newspaper publ shed q H"o,i>s ~
Tor tws Months tned .:ss,e ely ar'i posted al 'h'
Iit tiu.i, If NJ. eii ii,u-e ni the SAL, eotl''
~ oi r*ge. - c"n,-'fe.ts,
Jan Is e zuo9 " G. l.iuCk. C
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
LAND FOR SALE.

~ I'LL be sold at public sale, hv consent
w Of the heirs. the highest bidder. on
the premises, on The 25fh inst. the VAT. uA-
BILE FARM Of tie hate Thos Nice ,rd, deed,
situated and being III the county Of Shenan
doa!i, about three miles south Of Woodstock
one mile east Of the Valley Turnpike Road.
and Immediately on the Shenandoah River.
containing 206 Acres, more or less-70 acres
Of which is river bottom Of superior QUALITY
and III fine state of cultivation for Tie grow
ing ct wheat, CON. &c, ant! = acres Of up
land, some Of which is we'll SET in clover and
the whole in excellent cultivation The res
idle rs sell timbered and Of excellent soil. -
fheie are unoi, The premises two Dwelling
iIouse s, one Of which is two stories, with "A
kitchen attached, and a'wel. Of never falling
water within tsen'y yards Of the house: baru,
smol. ehouse, courthouse. aaxl ether outhouses.
IN lorc&rd co.itainiog a variety Ut excellent
fruit tees. A further description Il i,eemetl
unnecessary, a. persons wishing to purchase
can call upon either Of the subscribers, liv-
ing on the premises, who Will shew the game
Terms -Cne third ct the .parchase money in
sixty days, and the balance il tlirse equal an
nual ayments from the day Of sale. Posses
sion giTeT the first day Of April. l"
-s5~ SAMUEL. sIcCORD,
@4 ROBERT NcCORD,
'- E.vELLNFs- Nice ORD,
'a II IL. HOFFMAN,
Feb t0-pl % t4ef " t'" rs. i27s1 J.s}l
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10

his glitscareer, fill the office Of The
Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
lives, and that he defeated tbs same
Mr.. BELL for hat si:stiiiiiTgsuiised station;
F. hence Tie memory q Mr.. Bull is
50 acu, in reference 10 lie Executive.
4Mra4BELL da'IvsreI a speech some
years ago, ON tlie 'sireeslom Of e;dc-
atioiis," While, member II ne House
Of Representatives, which MAS consid-
eied a master piece Of composition to
the printers, as, il took him amoh,h 10
speak II, and a WINTER campaign 10
read il. ltlntiesdclt MAS even read. =
SOME drink The speech on tie Gree.
dom Of elections" is not ended, as
'1intsinniiy for Che past, and security
for ;he, future, has opened his eyes To
the whole Of Mckee. God grant il
may be Sc. if lie Sierra Madre 10 Cape
toxo, Gu. the Gulf of Mexico, is no'
he permanent boundary, by treaty, be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
Mr.. BULL may speculate On Tie "fiec
dom ot e'ec1ions'' as long as he pleas
IS, lie fct has gone forth, We mus
haze ''lndemni'y for The past, and Sc
cuii'y for the fu'ure;H and permanent
sscu'!ly al that; = our honor demands
it, and the Nation requires that oul
honor BE untarni>hetl. Mr.. SEVER,
Of Arkansas, made master speech q
patriotism Yesterday. The Sehao
surpassed hmseIfin his happy hits a
AThiggery, in the ferror Of his eo
'quence, in The ustIce Of The cause If
which !ss was engaged. ! will sene
yea his speech. believe Mr.. shyI-
Err is a native ofyour county. SucI
lis my impression; if 50, s!lenansloal
may well tie proud Of such p,an.--
The Senate has adjourned 10 Monday
on which day Mr.. HUNTER, one Of oul
Senators, has the floor on the "tel
regiment bill. Hope lie will prove
himself a Afirginian, Of sound poli,:ca
fmorality, and have none Of those new
political chimeras, 50 prevalent in Ger
tain quarters, and'in opposition to ''ln
denni'y for the past aad security fc
The future VII inform yoa Of Tx
! result of lis speech, afa, s-5.
Ne continue TO have ruInors Q
"peace propositions" being received
and The news fIon the Army in Mexi
j'co, shows that :llste is some cause L
believe in the truth OF the rumors. I
The action Of the. factions here does no
prevent it, | believe the Mex!cans vii
shortly 'co,fse. TO terms. The Wings
as party, Will oppose The Peace, i
there is prospect Of lis being consum
mated; 50 reckless are they, in all silei
party movements. aseaa
Yoars, @#''" FED.
!. .-....t
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
WOODSTOCK ra3..
FEMALE SEMINAR

FEyHf. .tii,t session of his institution com
Z menced The first of Feb, 1913; and the
Trustees weuld take advantage of the open
ing of new term, to call HE attention. OF tue
community to school in their midst, .(devo-
ted exclusively to Female Education)of who's e
highly beneficial influence they feel more and
more convinced.
Under the supervision, Ct The MISSES
LEEPER this school has beei. now in opera
ton one year. In this time the most decided
improvement in many respects are visible
The advantages to their own daughters are
such as many Of them feel cannot be too high
ly estimated. g.4
The. terms Of tuition viii compare very fa-
vorahly i'll point of cheapness with these Of
any institution Of equal standing in tie coun-
try-Ihey are as follows: ..,si
For Reading, Writing, and ihc first classes il
Geography and cramsnas PSF, session 81 FIVE
months So 90
For the higher English branches TX 90
Fol 10 do with the French 10 90
The spring session commences the first Of
February ane; closes the last Of Jupe-f H.. .a.
JAMES e FEAvEL,
>isa9 yfM 4 CRAWFORD,
-" is'i ~" JOHN GATEWO Don.
75.A@ Committee IN beAalf Of Tie Iiusic,s.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
fNFLuENzA AND CONSUMPTION.

1t is indeed melancholy truth that thou
sands tall victims to consumption every year,
from no other cause than egiec'ed colds; yet
we find hundreds. nay thousands, who treat
such complaints with the. greatest indfier
ence, and let them rim Oh for weeks and even
mon ii s. without thinking of the danger. AZ
first you have whatycu consider slight cough
or cold; you allow business. pleasure or care
lessness TO prevent sou from giving it any at
tenton; it then settles upon your breast-yon
become hoarse, haze pains in tile side or
chest. expectorate large quantities Of matter,
perhaps mixed wit: blood; a difficulty of
breathing ensues, and then you fins. your own
foolisl, neglect has brought on this complaint.
II, then. you value life or health, be warmed
in time, aud don't rife with Cold. or tis,st to
any qMack nostrum TO cure yosl, bit inl,nedi,
atelv procure a bottle or that famous RENE
ly, DIR. Wistar's T,alsanl Of Wild Cherry,
which Is known TO be the most speedy cure
ever known, IS thousands will testify whose
lives have been saved by IT. fgI{a4sa ST
For influenza ii is the best medicine in The
worlds. y sss naN ~nsess
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS OH
the Wf.apper..
For saleiby DR. JOHN G sciIMIrT. WOOD.
ssock, i. - IN rs go ~ys
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
WINCHESTER, VA.
DiClERREOTYPEN.
'secnst !he shadow, ere The Substance fadf.

'secnst the Shalvw, ere The Substance fade
HNORRECT y iguerreolvpe Tike,iesscs tax
~ en- fo, one dollar andtfiy cents; Miniatures
AIKEN and SET i'll breast pins ana, f.ocke's for
event, five crnts The subscrib.r having
iist received from he Moth Il supply of new
I'D eli. a, u sieri.ls. is e ia! .leata firn's'l
PORTRAITS aa aite Above rate. kuoms at The
National tiutrl, VIC lstoct ,i 4iAta.+t0.
Jan.iary g. 1871.
N!HIig,i \. TO w,r--. l.tylG9 ~ CltsTs
At rules held in lie clerks Office Of the co,in
+ " court Of Shenandoah. tor tie mouth ct
Drcenlber la.t7-.gohn Rpw,ers andifJolih
Weaver. plaintiffs 40 AtSsr Joshua She,fg
and - his wife aia others, .lefsntlrn,s--
IN rgtNcEHY, I-.o-, a 7,.if,.s
YHNHE. defendants. Joshua Sl,erfig and, -
e. Ills wife, moi having entered tiieii sis,.ear
nee and givetl security, according to the act
4 rnhiy and the lifles at tIi- court, and II
ppearing by satisfactory evidence that they
re not inhabitants Of This country-fr IS on
.eknKp. Hiatt they appear here, ~ rules 'to:t.
,ci.l therein on the. FIRST, Monday in Marc.i
,ext. and answer Till. bin Of the plaintiffs, and
hat cory OF this orler BE forthwith inserted
II some ne wEpapert p,iblisiied il Woo lstock.
for iva. months successfully. ami!posedat tie
'ront door ofthc court house IL 7tilc said tovn
. Woo'ls'oek. ! eopy-issis. d
Jan G, '4a 55 sc WILLIAMS, c
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
WIIOOPLNG COUGH.

YEYHIs slislrcssiiE:g comn|aint can be cured
a by tie use of HENRY'.S COUGH
SYRUP, a me licine prepared from receipt
OF an experienced physician Of large practice
and high standing in the community. -Four
children in one family were recently cured
by Tie use of one bottle. ply crian in
brownsville (Pa) writes that he has found
this medicine very ,efTectuai, especially in ca
ses of whooping coegh.' The price is fly cts
per bottle For sale by u.fl lq al l4QA Il
Dec so JOHN G sCHMIrT..
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
"a ACRES,

more or less. " ",-f"',
The terms, as prescribed h said decree Of
court, are one-'hirsl Of The purchase none,
TO be ra;l IL f'hsc monrl,s fem the d.y Of
sale, one 'llird III n'iie nlo,.,shs, and The ie
naming third in eighteen months; t..e pm.
chaser to give bond and approved security Tor
The FIRST insta. Uncut, AMI bonds with dee d
Of 'iust on sa,l property 10 secure Tie defer
red purchase money. Sale TO Commences: q:
10 O'Clock. ". JACOB LATTE,
FEB. l0-22 50 Spe'i Commi. s.oEer.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
pUMp-MAKlNG..

YE1IlE subscriber respectfully announces
& to the citize,,s Of. Shenandoah and the
public, that he. has, returned so this UNITY
and has permanently located himself at his
former residence at Mautertown, on the Val
lev Turnpike road about three miles below
Woodstock, and that he will attend 10 the
Making. and Repairing Of Pumps 4"
lie wouid Also state chat he has the riga:
to make Or. Bauley's Patent Forcing Pump
which is an excellent article to- extnguish
fires, as tie water by it can be forced ca the
tops of houses or can be used for other pur--
poses which he will warrant to perform as
shove stated. Persons desiring TO, procure
Pumps will do well to call at, the above nam
e. place, where lie can be found if net else
where engaged --Country produce VIII be
taken i'll exchange at mark prices ~,
FREE E4iCK W,aMAuRER.
Oct -2l. ,-7-tf .,., a.. r-.-7gs7
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
81 aD1 3 } e.
= 8 8 3 8

& Ii. persons indebted to the subscriber,
IA either by note or open sccount.are here
BY Informed that his book, ard papers are ia
the hands Of james G. Fravel. who will 1T
tend to settling tire same. They are also no.
tiled, that unless the claims are paid on or
before the first day Of May next, the claims
will be placed in the hands Of an officer fol
collection. without respect to persons.
Feb ; '43 SAMUEI. RINkER.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
clMMISsI0kEEys SALE,
WINCHESTER, Ftb. S.

MhUEsU ANT 10 a decree Of the cour,y
e court Ct Shenandoah, pronounced vt thu
Eel ria y term, 1913, tie unaei ned. com
missioner, wiIi proceed o. ,,.iel. for sale, on
the rre misses, 10 the highest bidder. an The
AM day # Ainrch nc.st, two ae.erai tracts OF.
parcels Of land. lying on the N.tes Of stcny
Creei':. iiear I.sn.z's Mill. usually known as
the !;i:,ls Of which Jacob ',Ioltr died s. Aze.l,
al1n:ik
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
=
Died,

In..,he county efJames ,Ci!y. Va, Oh Wed
nesday the Sd inst, Of pulmonary consump-
lion, in the 2Olh year Of her age, Mas, ELEzA-
.AETH Ju pKlxs,. corsort of Mfr. Richard c. Jud-
kins. and only daughter Of d. Miley, dec'd,--
She had been declining. about ninn months, and
was confined to her bed about fifteen days pre-
yions 10 her death. BIS .ahsaHI.. s1..-aIlAII
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
MOgpIQln2

A Ii Persons indebted 10 the estate Of lie
IN vi Crahill, deed, will make payment on
or before the first Of March next, as longer in
diligence Milinot be- given; and persons having
any just claims against the said estate, will
please present theD properly adjusted, tor set
tlement. GEO. A. HUFF, Admit
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10

Z VIRGINIA., To Wit =
At court hell for the County OF Page. at the
court house. on Monday the eth day OF
December, !S47-John Ruffner, eomp'a'n-.
ant, AGAINST James NJ Gatewood, Wright
Gstewoot, administrator of Chimney Gate
wood, deceased, David ]. Strickler. PaschaI
Graves. Potter Laucle. Andrew J Mckay g
Julius I. VI Rider, defeadants-IS cH.y.
YN5TE defendant, james NJ Gatewood, rot
IL having entered his appearance and giv>
Ell security, according 10 the act .oi ssse mhly
and. the Jules of this court, snsl it appearing
Nv satisfactory evidence that he IS not an in.
habtant Of ts state: On the motion Of the
complainant. by his counsel. IRIS ORDERED.
That he do appear here on the fourth Nom
tlay in Ma,cl, next, and enter his appearance
and answer the compsinant's biz. and give
security FOR performing the decree OF the
court. and that copxof this order be fortht
with inserted in SOME newspaper n'hi'shedii'
Woo,ls,o, for two months succes>iveiy, and
posted at the front door of the court house OF
the said county Of Page.
3a6 A ccpy-Texte. 's'
Jan 6. 1913 WM. C. ;LAUCE t
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
GREAT ATTRACTION
sEC0Nb s.RRl,'AL or NEW
Tall & " inter Goods

NJ 4
rTyHf. s'f'ssl::ssjai", .l's:'s just returned
4 from Il Gilmore market. wrui,i i, sprc'
fully inform ile.r friends and customers sha
they ale now: opening splen'lid asxostnien
Of Fall and Winner Goods, wi.ich they inten
to sci! 1T .,.e::y reduced pric:s owing TO tn
unprecedented IoN prices in Baltimore at thi
particular ,mc-ha, ing IL. tl,r lowest mark
ever heard Of Oar =t:.'hfy co,i$:sts pf ever,
variety Of odssuifabie' for thr isessoa.oH
Is +''qreign & Domestic Dry Goo'is;
~ CAPS, Hats, Shoes < & Rq4siif;
ILL.,. Donesilcs; AID n4..z 81 N
r.f5 QleeasA a'ej ,ssll. ste,l
.8f Es..x IsH1d S,rf,.3 5oaH 1tae4
u. ..r l,a- Confectionery; Iouui
,.;.a!fI sGroce;ies, &c. Ss.c.a
We deem ]. *l'osetl.sr ,it,nec+ssary 10 enum
erat. srtic!a< as Ne ale satisfied t.a it en-
friends will give lis Il call We can acconno,latt
them With anything t!tey may WAN fiAHn:
;.urch:std or goods exclusively Tor cash. We
viii be able t. furnish them at pr.ces whie !!
will please A. W. Only ask Of YOU 10 give
us !. call and srcaW:il ID the bus nessp brown
r. me- Fuhsr 1hat Mo- $ Market Street opposits
the Wholesale .sSnd retail trunk and harness
factory is the place where we may be found
Our'telIns Are cash d. 6 i!lonths time 70 pune
'ual dealers Country produce in ex
change for goods at market prices, u 81 &
Thankful for tie liberal support We hav,
received, we shall enilea;or 20 merit !. contin
uation Of the public patronage in future.
Dec, 254.an CLOVER & GOILADAY
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10

THE subscriber continues lis I.3LeRL-9G
SHOP at the old stand, where every descrlp
ton of garine!.t win Re made! i'll a neat and
fashionable Style = lie will furnish suits OF
clothing. m Whole or in part :as cheap rs they
can Be had in the Valley of Virginia.
N Jan S 1913 RI S G. iIBFRT.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10
G1rJ5e}>5 1855 5{orc.
I'll WOODSTOCK.

FHSiiE Subscriber respectfully announces t.
a the public, t,ats lie has Just. opened r
METZ C.9SII STORE. in the .i,cla, tcrmerl,
occupietl I>y Mr. S*rn:iel Rinkerli Ills goods
are all ENI.IRELY .1NEJY AMI suit,sh!e H.
the season.. Ills stock consists iii part u ;he
following articles. to Wit: 1.
Blue and BLACK cloths that can't be beat
for the prices, black and fancy cassimeres
cassine;ts, .worstel, satin, six, and velvet yes
tings ---Aipscas, inoilsiin de ia;:ns,, cash
meres. caIcoes of@every description -Aiso
cloth and glazed caps for men, and boys boots
and siioes--iiardwar lqueenswars. and
glassware GROCERLESof the best quail
ity All Of which will BE sold cheap for ths
cash. b. 32a i2@@ IL G ALDEk'. .
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-02-10

Answer to Tyro's Problems:
1.-.23lll the height of the segment
immersed. p..t .,t
2. They should meet miles below the
ciiy-distance by stage 20 miles-whole cost
81 80 cts or Is IS NC
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-10-19
THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATOR'S.

LIST District-St. Charles and Lincoln
DR.. Voolfolk, ID.
I'd Dislrict-Pko and Rails William
Priest, d.
Sd Decentralization and Monroe--Carty
Wells, ID.
4th District--Lewis, Scotland, Clark,
Knox, and Schuyler--James Ellison ID.
9Th District--Grundy, Sullivan, Putnam,
Mercer, Harrison and Gentry--Jeweu Nor
ris, ID.
9th District--Holt, Atchison, Nodaway
and Andrew--Joseph b. Nickel, ID.
7th Observation-Disclosures DeKalb and
Clinton-R. NJ SteUart, ID.
9Th Disirict--Clay, Ray and Platte
Lewis Burnes, d., q. John G. Price, ID.
9th District--Linn, Livingston. Carroll,
Caldwell and Daviess-Argustus w. Flour
noy, d.
10th District-Howard and Charlton
Claiborne +. Jackson, d.
18th District-Macon, Adair. Shelby
and Randolph--John H. Bean, w.
18th District-Boone and Audrain--
James S. Rollins, w.
18th Observation-Disclosures and Montgom.
ery-Vacancy.
lfth biet'iS'-Spie, hiIlcT anu morgan
E. L. EdUards, d.
18th District--Franklin and Warren
Charles Jones, d.
10Th Dis,rict--Was hington, Crawford,
Gasconade, Jefferson. Usage and Pulaski
Ayres Hudspeth, d., q. Gideon p. Wyatt, d.
18th District,--Ste. Genevieve, ST. Fran
co.'s and Perry Joseph r. Abernathy, d.
18th District-Cape Girardeau and
Wayne--Isaac S. Williams, ID.
10Th District--Scott, Mississippi. New
Madrid, Stoddard and Dunklin-Edwin
White, w.
goth Distric,--Reynolds,S Shannon, Mad
ison, Texas, Ripley, Oregon and Wright
John Polk, ID.
2lst District-Green, fancy and Ozark
John w. Hancock, d.
22d Observation-Disclosures. Barry, Newton
and Jasper--A. Landers, d.
ed Dis,rict--Polk, Hickory, Camden and
Dallas Winfrey Queens, ID.
Oath Dislrict--St. Clair, Henry, Bates
Cedar and Dade--JameS H. Gate,cood d.
25,h Dislrict--Johnson. Jackson, Van
Buren, and Lafay etle--Jumes Chiles, d. and
DR.. BurtiS, ID.
26th Dstrict--Pettis, Saline and Benton
Vacancy.
9th District-Cooper and Moniteau--
David Jones, ID.
2S,h Dstrict-St. Louis--Miron Leslie,
d. VIM. NJ. Campbell, w., and Alton
Long, w.