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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-24
Ypsilanti Seminary

THIS INSTITUTION was opened in august 1874
and Chartered by the last Legislature. The number
of students in attendance has been $780, The Propr-
e:ors their grateful Acknowledgements for this
liberal share of public patronage; and pedge their ef
forts to make the Institution worthy of future conf
dence. Persons wishing to pursue Collegiate course
of Education, prepare for the practical business of
Life, will find equal and ample opportunities.
ENGLISH, CLASSIC, & Ornamental education will be
furnished 10 Young Ladies; and strict attention paid
the morals und department of the students.
The Academic year is divided into Two terms of %
weeks each, commencing the first Monday of Sept
andthe second in Feb. and closing with public Ex-
animation
TUITION. from 800 to 900; board. room rent g.
fre-wood IA per quarter Of III weeks. LIE ssons in
music, including the of instrument, S 500 tuition
to be paid invariably by The middle of the quaier. No
deduct ion made for absence except in of sick
REFERENCE is made to the visiting committee in This
village: also Rev. James lnglis and NJ. Sanford De-
troiI d. Barrel, Monroe; A. Tucker. Adrian; j. l.
Fulton. Tecumseh; ]. Booth, Clinton, G. w. Harris,
Jackson; w. Allen, Ann Arbor; J. Wisner, North
vile James Piper, Pontiac.
Prof Wm L. EATON, D p:;,
MARY B. F. BROWN. i''"''p''s'
Mm H.. an M %ooRE sProprieors
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V'esU Establishment.
House, Carriage, Sign and Ornamen-
tai Painting.

TAI aiming.
FEIHE Subscriber takes this method inform the
IA citizens of psanIi and vicinity. that he has
opened a PAINT SHOP in the upper part of Joseph
Stockdales wagon shop on Nor,b Huron street where
he intends carving The above named business in all
branches with pnnctuality aud despatch
Paints prepared to order aid for sale. All orders
from the country punctuay attended to.
WASHINGTON CLARK.
Ypsilanti, Aug. 90 iS45. 80 3m
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IL A. Voorhees, esq. for forty dollars, dated the
fonrth OF March, l645 payable in the month of Oc>
tober next. All persons cautioned against buying
said note otce fine loss has been given 70 the ma
ker. JAS. SANDERS.
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Saddle and Harness making

in all its branches, at bis old stand opposite Hawkins
hoe. where he mayat all times be found ready serve
those needing work in his line moderate and &C
modating terms.
All work warranted give satisfaction both as rc.
CARDS the quality OF the stock used and the work
ship employed. YpsilaDti, Sept. 10. l645. 80 3w
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W1IRST RATE mould and dipped candles for sale
IT, D. C. GOODWILL.
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NOTICE.

NE r. ISAAC CRANE. would respectfully inform
WI those indebted to HIM bv book account or other
wise. that lie desires speedy settlement of such ill.,
debeJness, and trusts they will call on him for that
purpose without delay or further notice.
He woald also nierm his friends and the public gem
orally that he continues land intends 10 continue the bust
ness of
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Drugs and Medicines


Il o N.
invite the attention Of the
and vicinity to his stock Of
h comprise almost every or
ing which may be found
Lemon syrup
Lead
Lozengcs. medicated
Morphine sulphate
Musk Chinese
Mustard seed
Muriate soda
Matches
Mace
Nux Von.ica
Nutmegs
Nervine
Nitre
Oil Peppermint
do Wintergreen
do Spearmint
do Cinnamon
do Ants
do Cubebs
do Cloves
do Lavender
do Norwood
do Wormseed
do Tanzy
do Olive or sweet
Go HemlOck
DO Caraway
10 Origanum
do Spike
do Juniper
do Spruce
Go Horsemini
do Almonds
do Castor
do Sassafras
do Viiriol
do Roses
do Rosemary
do Lemon
do Pennyroyal
do Balsam
do Amber
do Fireweed
Ointment Mercurial
Oxalic Acid
Orange Peel
Opndeldoc. Steers
do Liquid
Orris root
Oxyd Bismuth
Paregoric
Powdered Aloes
Powdered Cubebs
do Babary
do Peruvian Bark
do Cantharides
do Rhubarb
Prepared Chalk
Pumice Stone
Pink Root
Preston Salts
Plaster various kinds
Pill boxes. wood tin, pape
Phosphorus
Pearl ashes
Putty
Prussian Blue
Quicksilver
Quassia Rass
Rad Gentian
do Rhei
90 Columbo
do Sarsaparilla
do Scilla
do Valcrian.
Red Precipiiate
Red oxid iron.
Rosin
Rose PINK
Rochelle Salts
Rotten Stone
Rose Water
Sulphate Quinine
do Zinc
do Copper
Super Carbonate Soda.
Saleratus
Salt Peire
Spirits Nitre
do Lavender compound
do Turpentine
Salts Lemon
Sponge. coarse and fire
Sugar OF Lead
Syrup squiils
Syringes all sizes
Saffron
Sedleitz Powders
Sal Soda
Starch
Tarf3rlc Acid
Tarier Emetic
Tamarinds
Terra de Selma
,Lonca B ans
Tooth Powder
Tinc;ures various kinds
TIMBER Turkey
unguentum
Vermillion. Eng.
60 Chinese
Venice Turpentine
Walls assorted
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LIZ toners that he Inns rel
assertments of GOODS viii
stand at low prices for ready
the same price at retail,
or new customers will be tn
Invited to call and examine
YpsiIanti, July p, i745.
Drugs and
f. S A n
WOULD respectfully i
w citizens of Ypsilanti
Drugs aud Medicines which
ticle usually called for, amo
Acids, all kinds
Ammonia
Aether
Alcohol
Anthony. crude and white
Annis seed
Aqua Ammonia
Aquafortis duplex
Arrow root
Arsenic
Alum
Annatto
Adhesive Salve
Antique oil
African Cayenne,
Balsam Fir,
do Honey
do Life
do Hourhound
do Copaiya
do Tolu
Bath Brick
Birthstone
Backing
Beeswax
Bor1x refined
| Bronze yellow and white
Bears oil
Burgundy pitch
Blister plaster
Black lead
Blue Pill Tass
! Blue vitriol
! Blue Smalt
British Lustre
Black sand
Bottles. various kinds
Blood root
Babary bark
British oil.
Calome!, English
Camphor
| Carbonate, iron
do Magnesia.
Calcined magnes,a.
Castor oil
Caustic Lunar
Cinnamon
Cupperas
Corrosive subiimate
Cream Tartar
| Cruton oil
Carmine
CreOsOte
| Cardamon seed
| Caraway seed
J Chalk, red and white
Conserve roses
Cochineal
Colchicum root
Coriander seed
Court plaster
Columbo root
Caniharides
| Corks. large and small
Cephalic snuff
Crocus
CASTLE SOAP
| Confectionaries
Dovers powders
Diglta!is Fol
Essences, all kinds
Emery coarse ard fine.
Ergot
J Extract Colocynth comp,
/ do Hyosciamus
do Lemon
Elixir paregoric
do vitriol
EPSON salts
Eye water
Flowers Cbamomile
do Sulpher
Fol SIENNA
Ginger root
do ground
Glue
Gold Leaf
Godfreys Cordial
Glauber Salts
Gum opium
DO Aloes
De Gamboge
do Galbanum
do ScammOny
do Shellac
do Benzoin
Go AssalGIida
J do Copal
do Kino
! do Myrrh
do Arabec
do ragacanIh
Gall Nuts
Hiera Picra
Hydriodate Potass
Harlem oil
Herbs dried
Hive syrup
Hot drops or No 6
Honey
Iceland moss
Iodine
Isingiass
Ink Powder
Indigo spanish float
Indellible ink
Ipicac powdered
Ivory Black
James Powders
Juju5e paste
Juniper Berries
Jalap powder ed
Laudanum
, Licuorice paste
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-09-24

EPSON Salts and Flor Sulpher
AY be had for shilling per pound at the Drug
1v1 Store OF T.. SAMSON.
fpsiIan July %. lS45, 27n
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26
WING MEETING.

A meeting Of the Wing voters Of the Parish
st. Landry, will be holden in Opelousas, on SA.
rURDAY, the l2th.e July neat, for the ptr.
rose Of nominating candidates for the Leeiela!
ure, and other officers, to serve under the new
constitution, in the event Of 6tts adoption BY M
people. Likewise, to appoint Delegatessoah s
State Convention, that is TO he holden EmorsiIa
purpose Of nominating Wing candidates for ca!
,rnor and I.ieutenant.G Governor. In order thas
he entire parish may be fully representeasa Il
this meeting, il is recommended e the menbss
ofthc Wing party throughout the Parish, 10 HID
meetings III heir sercrat Police jury Wgarda aa
appoint DELEGATES 10 the general fncefidass
be holden here on tho 18th July for the purpose
above stated. Ii is hoped and expected DIS
eyers whig will do hiss duty, and that no Police
Jury. Ward will DO lef unrepresented
Opelousas, Juns II, 1875.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26
nrArHaFGEN. JACKSON.

The only item ofany itnporsaiss' MeleN Ws
,,r;ng with our return from the city Is TIE f.
mcntsd but expected news Of the death q Tvs
Hero ST sChalmstte, The defender Of Louisiana
$3.50 I snraox. lie disd iii the Her.
ri,nne. on the 9Th inst. in his 79'h year, posses
81 I'LL bis faculties and in The hope q :
hlsssad immortality. 4 nation moutns ms loss
w hase ID tinse to-day for particulars tuf'
ther sbanthas whilst our friends here are read
srs lii dsuaisae, the people; en- masse, IN the y
~, IN paying Just honors to ms Names mA'
hS Tesi i'd peace
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

Oh Is with extreme regret that we tosday
ANNOUNCE sise death Of one Of our most worthy
c~itizens and oldest inhabitants; Gen.
sGssFEAusAc departed this life, at his rosis
dencc ID Prairie do Plaisance, on -Wednesda,
morning, the 25th June, yesterday, J in the 66tl
ysar cehis age. The General was q most est
msble citizen, and the Parish will long mourr
III loss IF her old and faithful Representative
and Soldier.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

O-A vessel arrived in the city, on Thu sdas
lsst. VIII ysllow-feycr on board. II was not
known, when we left, whether it would spread
~ nj, but fears were entertained that il would,
Every person that can is making tracts and
buuiacsa Is extremely dull.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

EXPLOSION. The Baltimore American states
that the steam towboat Paul Jones for Balti.
more, burst her boilers on the Sd inst, the shock
forcing the forward part of the boat from the aft
ter part, so far as TO sink her Immediately. -Four
Hives were lost.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

FRom THE WEpr INDIES. A postscript in the
Bermuda Gazette ofthe Goth inst, announces
the arrival o., the 'Fay steamer from ST. Thomas
with upwards Of SO passengers. There was
much sickness al Demerara. Lieut.. Bagot is
dead. The senator with 242 ~re.captured Afri-
cans had arrived ut Trinidad, and the Lord Hun
asrfotd, with $50 coolies, from India, at Dsme-
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26
TEMpER!ANGE BARBEcUE.

A barbecue willbe given BY. The friends Of tsss5sts
18th day Of July next. A snersIEinvitatio il extshdes
to The citizens of the adjoining Parishes, aadAlfcfo nj
Ministers Of the Gospel Of ali orthodox dsnpminaticm
who Willie expected to hold atpo days meeting ont
Saturday and Sunday following the barbecue
Bayou Chicot. May 29th, 1916.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26
P r IE I Il.

RNyILI. be sold at public suction, 10 tho last aa'
w highest bidder, BY the undersigned RsFiSh Jsd
in and for the parishof st, Landry,
On Monday, the 7th day of Julyy
next, 1845,
AT The residence of EvAsiu7E GulLLoay, q n, 81 "a
residue of the property belonging To tho estalea
CATHERINE VfCTOIRE DONATOif W.
Of said Parish, deceasedi consisting Of
Eleven hundred head Of vacherie Ie
ned Cattle; about two hundred
Of unbro&en Horses and Macs
twenty-five vacherie Horses;
ninety Or hundred headof Bee
to be sold in single lot.
TEnMs5 AND CoapIrioNs.-One-half Of tho puA
money payable on the first day Of April next, 1886
the other half payable on the FIRST day ofAprl onsn
Is47.-purchaseTs giving approved personal useuEs
All sums not punctually paid atmaturity, 70 baaFe
per cent. intereet until finally settled.
A. GARRIGUES, Perish JaS
June 5th, lS45;-ts
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

We learn from the Washington Constitution,
that the entire stock Of the Philadelphia ana
New York Magnetic Telegraph Company, has
been subscribed, the first instalment paid up,
and the COMPANY organised. II satisfactory ar
ram 5ements can be made with the New Jersey
Railroad Company, the Telegraph will be IN
active operation between the two cities long.be.
fore the meeting Of the next session Of Ccngress.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

BLACK RIvER.-The crops on Black River
are5said e he very fine, and some of The plant
ers we are told will commence picking before
the first Of August. Calculation based upon
these reports should be receiyed with many
grains ofallowancc. The cotton plant is heir
10 50 msly diseases and yicissitudes, no one,
from its appearance, can make an estimate Of
the ultimate yield. An acre may prodaeea bale
or d pound. 10 the gin-house, only, can we
look for correct info mation.-Ateraadri La
Degocfds.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26
q Somewhat II ! riot was created ~ 4

~ Somewhat Of q riot was created on the
Mexican Gulf Rail Road, below NV Orleans,
d low days since, by q number Of PERSONS
but the presence Of the military, from the city,
IL once put ii down, sone twenty Of the ring
leadcrs were arrested; but several lives were
Lost before The riot was stopped.
O From Mexico and Texas, the news is
rather important. Ann ration islooked upon as
Z th.pe of course. Capt. Elliot is in the sdty,
and says hn has no doubt Of II. Santa Ana aad
arriysd IL Havana, 10 good health and spirits.
President Jones has issued another Proclana !
lion. announcing the result Of the negotiations
that have been conducted with the Mexican
] G-overnmeut. He accepted the services ofthe
Representatives Of the French aud English Gov;
crnmenls III concluding, with MEXICO, terms 3
pease.-The Congress of Mexico, he says, bal
authorized the Government % open negotiation
aud coaelade q treaty with Fexas.--He makes
kneWn tho circumstance, that Congress, whiel
assembled on the 10th inst, to act upon The naa
tom the United States, may taks Il inta caaside
ration. The question with Texas now is, Inda
pendsncs and peacs, 81 Annexation ana consiae
sakle clustering % the part 81 England an
Mexico.
Then. "A. Dec Remarks ;eMost of the pa
perk thar We have seen AIRS excessively indignail
atthess de~yalapemeats, and even the moss tnad
srate. such ~ ehc Houston Telegraph, express \
st6phaais belief s6at .he proposals. of Me2ic
will b promptly rejected BY Congress.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

A sorr Basis. The Cashier ofthe hank Of
St. Clair, Michigan, IS redeeming the bills with
pine lumber, at par. Som ofthe advocates of
a paper representative as money, Of its being
convenient to carry, would be puzzled to dispose.
a cart load Of change of this species.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

EL 10Y ~ H2L Z4H
GARDEN Us. FIELD DEANS. Wecan well re-
member when the field bean was universally
used as a crop for harvesting dry, Tie gar
den bean being considered unsuitable for the
purpose. The practice oflate years has made
serious inroads on this opinion; and where this
has boenlong tried,siti d common observation,
even Withthe uneducated consumers, that gar
den beans require muchless pork 10 give equal.
body and favor to them than is necessary with
the field bean. Science comes in 10 verify and
explain this opinion:as it has been found on ana,
lysis, that the kidney countains 236 per cent, Of
Elegium, a%lbumen, etc. while the field contains
bnt liz per cent; q difference in favor Of The for.
mer Of more than 100 per cent. which however,
is lessened by greater proportions Of some ofthc
nutritious principles Of The latter. The iegiatn,
atbumen, etc. is nearly analogous to the antri-
lious principles contained III meat, and hence the
correct estimate placed upon The superior value
of the kidney bean for edible purposes. II may
Ibe added that, on strong soils, the kidney Is
ieqnally wholesome, aud a8nuch more prolific
bearer than the iield bean; which is all thai is
necessary 10 be kn4wn, to ensurs for it d sub
stisutioR in all cases for the latter, By all suchqs
read agricultural papers, or take the least inte.
rest ia the study Of the why and wherefore ofthe
farmers Observation-Disclosures AgrieMtsrist.
LAN 49,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

The Gazette Mlni.ipale gives an account of
Of 81 nunneries in Paris, containing two thou
sand three hundred and cighty-three nuns.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

CAuGnT-AND SpEEDYJusrIcE. The Mont.
gome4y. Ala. Adrer iSer of the 30th ult., MOTTO
sssthe arrest of Charles Eugene, lately a con-
vic ia the Baton Rouge Penitentiary, who was
caught picking the pocket Of Justice Harper, in
the court house, during the session ofthe Bireuil
court. Eugene was Immediately arrested and
committed Tor The offence. The grand jury had
been discharged; they were Immediately empan
nelledlhi case brought beforethem; a true bill
found; and the next day the prisoner was triet
lin the Alabama PenitentiarY.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

FousTR oF JUSx.-rhe approaching ami
sIsary ofths dedication Of Independence, is to
celebrated BY the students Of the college u
Chasiss. 81 Grapd Coteau, and, from the cir.
smssans u fhgYs being no other public cele.
6faaoa i lie day ID this vicinity, we anticipate
i numerous attendance of our citizens.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

FLoRrpA. The elStions in this new state
have terminated, and sufficient returns have
been received to render it certain that the dem.
ocrats have elected their Governor, Congress
men, and u majority Of the member ofthe Leg.
~islature. Two democrats will be sent to the
u S. Senate.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

LOUISIANA PEN1rENTIARY.--The Baton
Rouge Gazette says
The manufactnfi4,g department of this institu.
ltion is getting on prosperonsly. From the 26tt
to The 3Ist ult. inclusive, there was manutactu.
red on eighteen looms as follows;
272pieces e,4l33 yards plain cotton,
Ia do 4sl4 do mixed linseys,
Is do 39g3 do white linseys.
Total, 9;2943 yards.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

Omar FTRE.-We have The painful duty To
perform, Of recording the most destructive and
devastating fire thu, has ever been with ssed in
Lafayette. The entire block ofblilding ID the
north side Of Main, between Ohio and abash
streets, with the exception ofthose occtppeeffd by
Webster's book store, Otis & Cos. groceI the
mmamouth store, and Meeker ~ Co.'S, Il ash
es.
The fire occurred on the 26th, about u O'Clock
al night, in the stable ofthe American House
the flames Immediately extending TO the hotel,
and from thence spreading almost over the ehtirs
block. There was quite a number Of horses Y
the staole, six ofwhich were burned 10 death,
There is little doubt hut that it was the work
oe an incendiary, MS we have heard Of mlmeroi'
instances Of thieving, while the flames wsfe ~
ging atihe hottest.
Earnest and active efforts were made hF 9ut
citizens to arrest the progress Of the flames by
to little purpose. ab they have totally negteeled Z
provide either engines, fre.hooks. III BIDDERS
for such emergencies. This should teach us
salutary Lesson.
The entire loss is varioilsly esiinlntfd atfror
ten 10 twenty thousand dollars. Insurance 50,
900, on the furniture Of the American House.
Lafayette Ia Standard.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

The. Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal Of Commerce says 'lt appears
That Mr.. Rives will continue to print the Soon
gressional Globe and Appendir,' and also, in
ricana Archives Six volumes Of the Archives
have now appeared, and ii is probable that forty
more will finish the work. Its a great nation
al undertaking, aud will rescue from the obi.
won to which they were Fastening, the true re.
cords Of four colonial and revolutionary history
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

Cot. KrARNnY's ExpEDrrIoN.-I'his e1pe-
,%t,ioa. comprising FIVE companies ofthe FIRST
Regiment oft s. Dragons under comlaaha %
gentlemen avaiIing themselves Of the Pfo'ec'lon
offered by such a body, LETT Fort LeaSenwol'i
ON the 18th ult., in the Mountains, and VIII pro
coed as far as the 'South Pass, returning .fs,.ne
Arkansas river in the fall. The object OF Inis
movement is to give the different Indian trlles
il that remove region, a n-idea OF the anllty 9
the countryto protect hercitizens,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26
zJoaaDRs

IJaD4ad9a
francois vige. of the garish of -. 1sanafs
AS applied BY Petition, for the appointment y
HI ministrator. of the Estate of
JOHN McElANHEL. sss6ssas
late Of the Parish Of St. Landry, deceased
Any person intending 70 oppose saidsaPpoinlzenil
will file the same in writing, in my Office, within tsg
DAYS from and after the pablicationshsreof.
.t;AIRTGUEs, Pdriss Judge
opelousas,. june rsth, laas4-2t Il
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

A magnetic telegraph between New York
and Boston is now being talked Of; and should
the experiments. made and now making, ofthis
means ofcommunicati,n succeed, lines will in
all probability be established between the far
thest extremes ofthe Union.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

To IMPROVE II FLAvoR OF coFrcE.-To
each pound Of roasted coffee add forty grains eff
carbonate of soda, In addition to improving
the flavor, the soda makes the coffee more heal
thy, as it neutralizes the acid contained in the
Infusion.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26
.NeOWHTE

JVs9HHGE. TAI.
ALL persons indebted TO The Esta,es Of JEA&
"A SEBASTIAN, deceased, and his wif6VlcT0IRS
POINT, deceased, are requested to pay the ~atnopas
due by them and all perains having claims agalaA
said tive estates, are requested to present them, Fyas
pcrly authenticated, for payiaent, 10 the sndeIsisass
within thirty days. JEHu PITTS.
June s, lS45.dt AfniinistFA14
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

Thu. College buildings at Jackson, La, were
purchased last Thursday, for the Mississippi
Conference for the sum ofSl0,0o0. The Con
ference will transfer the Centenary College te
Jackson, La, as soon as its present concern
can be wound up.-VEoodtsite e3N.ssf} lsePap
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26
DIED,
On Tuesdaylass, LAPERLE DuPRE Vic
Of Or. Alcxie Onuzinae Guidry, o1shis Paeisls
NEW CONSTITUTION

we have had our English and French ConptisFSs
corrected with great care and have printed q nuniss5
..o~fcxtras, which we viii furnish 10 those Wishing shsd
at cheap rates. Every man should haseone.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

SQUADRON FOR CmNA.--Ihe Columbus ship
Of the line, Captain Wyman, and the sloop Of
war Finceaaes, commander Pauiding, forming
the squadron under the command Of Commoderc
Jas. Biddl-, were tosail from New York for
China on The Both ult. Mr.A. III. Everett, com.
missioner to China, with his family, were Is
take passage IN Inc Columbus.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

REPRIEvED. The President Of tho United
States has granted a reprieve to Babe, under
sentence Of death, in New York; for piracy, ex.
tending the time Of his execution until the 5th
June, Ie46. The Herald says:-'It is under
stood to have been given with asview to enable
Congress to pass a law permitting the President
q avoid capital punishment, by committing sem
tences ofdeath to State prison, whcneVerho may
deem it proPefsso 10 do. Babes ~shipmate, Mat.
~thews;,it will be recoilected,T was tried in April,
ls43, forthe same offence, and on the same tes-
tilnony and acquitted. Webster also accused;
has never been arrested.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-06-26

The UNryrRsAL I,1svELER. All exchange
paper gives the followssag list Of eminent cili-
zens, connected with ahe Government, who
have died within the lq,t four sears
President Harrison.
Secretary Usphur and SecrstasS Sinner.
Attorney General Legare.
Judge Thompson aud Judge Baldwin OF the
United States Supreme Court.
Senators, Southland, New 1essey; McRoberts,
Illinois; Linn, Missouri; Port Louisiana; Full
ton, Arkansas Bates, Massachusetts; Wits.
lennessss; Rssts, CQNnaeaieas.
Generals Macegah ana Eustis.
Canmodnses HalI 1axton, Shubsick, Por-
ter aaa Kean9u.
ypdas RawRas ~ahMcky, Buchanan, Mary,
iAnNs GasgDns Ns9h Carolina.
AdHiptte ) following III tinguisiiea citizens
who have @Sed 10 pnimp9ftantp ars in'the histo,
ypEtAeeeeeif Bishop Griswold, Vermont
Ref ns EhAnnlng, Massachusetts Rev, Dr.,
nfsSSeahF gcs Louisiana; Johd Forsyth, "a,
Scnetag 81 State General Porter, ex Score.
saFy 81 #At Nicholas Biddic Thomas Norris
ONO James %I4anuian, ex-senator
Cunn. J5hn Holiness ex-senator, Maine Judge
Epwans Generai Morgan Lewis; Asher Robin
Rhode Island; Virgil MaxcY Ex-Governor Ma
sons Michigans G0verler Kayenaugh, Maine.