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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

D-cub-r i-ii tat Of Dr, t. I- lbpl, what
I-a7. Dc suI-0 hli-. have put down.
PDI ,EirI.-s.ncc the above cummunc,t. on W.. me.
p.re1. ha,c noticed ~ the Wig oI Fniy tir r,nitks
sLtsf t. -igHiiuc O "NicChIc uburg" Mrrnisnburg b..
doubt not large s9ecuaipr largo hyGer 81 bac
60 s" mat writer 9" put Ais thoughts together. he this
10 may, according 10 hs sd-si there il more 'hsn
bali crop n"w standing; Tor hc says, "Less tLan halls
cr. planted iu the month Of May" lie DONE say
h.g much lcs, but De- ought u know that was lrc n
ANY less undertake SOY uo'hu, les. tie also
siltrs ,t h. June another planting took place. Now sup
pose hall oi the June planting ny though u s
probably two thirds sn h,.l auicd ~ May uud half
ut tue other hall planted 90 June. would make 4ts VI
crop t4nAug now nnd ius age standing, u Is obvious
tI under any ;hue Ike favorable come, and
aitot the extensive preparations VIII c1 made IN the
commencement D e year. not Joss than 10000 binds will
be- Produced NeckruhWg well kupvs 1pw tIhIccn grows
10 August aud Sep,mD.r But -diui that the crop will
n.iy Ia ~ $4,000 Lhis ought r. defrcncy G.,
nt % ',r price hero $50 iIc face Of bc heavy Stock.
baud 600 LuTupi d'Ck"uDurg- view. ri the Stale Uf ir
c', - differ fom mine. bat h' must admit that tho
Western crop shipped u year will exceed sher o. t,s
ric. went ioTwad IN Is aud 80 by 80 or $4,000 hrI-
and Is year the Wc-or planters will grow rom ~ a.
5000 hnds ipr nest yolfs consumption. when their OK
port will more than du-ac fr quantity winch shipped
80 80. will adj, Iu r,py ~ H,ptioubIfr'H inst.
uuap1n ultl am not Htc;e rl 10 hra-.4j Of Tobacco
puf. l-,i since toe middle . e, Md shall MT lu in,.r
's'd ne hogsbc.d pufcha.od be,fc the crop
int then
The Charlotte. vile Advocate which 30 much y.x.
Cd at the estimate furnished Of ilc NuI crop. a1d
winch very auJhDrauyc language ~ denial rather
u7u 100 ffuiatOn q" %. bu rOn. dt'I ns hayi.R be- 10
suhnicnty answered n what have hrf'in before written.
Wv connection witt, iur rl,Utr. hl- boon such as % make
mr dc-ifc 10 promote tcr ly 1I the ny
pIwcf. and not tp "p-'pjicc icni. The wilj specu
irnr int which IouHrrp d'1srs h1,, occasionally run.
ncy'r fail 10 renri upon thc frntnf 1nd ~ do them
uIIy The end than thc mu.t if' uuu. wr'or could ac
cHnp-h. II the Advocate wIi sI.a le subject IN the
broad uud comprehensive ground which have cndoa
voted p present n, ins I'd ol the 5r-i lrd
'su'r 100 which hr frfffd- ~ be- cannot l a. r convinced
iIii ihc winning have attempted ae4ipaf tie fs
''f 1rt ~ speculation TO- object 90 r c ~ NV TO-
"''h' have been drcc eds neither 90 uu. ID ""f inJud
cpus. Already a. ilr rlst, cn r,ir,,,d Ly b,unul
fsf and u'y hove been General the appearances
Indicated, every piut wuc retains urr hast vitality will
safi ino vigorous growth, and produce fine Tobscco.
August =, lsij DINWIDD!.
1rE WE'THEC.-iUc" oIf llt, We have hs, G-e f,in..
and wc believe n- lpUf patched r.8 cn. ,.t,Iy f,in..
sled We glad g. hear from s.strii -,s.., i If t
enp OF D. aolIv v.vur. and, although . proinet
nu b. er,aty cutuIcj. th, prospect BE- ir mote en
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

stsef s.fsiyAssislhsp,sAsia ala - s.isss hss'Ls
=. tasi sshSfo~ ~ hss>ess ihs
ssl.s sssh -s.ans All eh-s slaan- ss..eAn,.
sh sfs "sn'mitsifs Grasrstn gsneatoa Isani aud
sauss hgss, We believe. the blessing
~ Mind Cvs,"s. scrs when their
nn' hrirzy tho blood the entail
en, al ceSer BY
Soash y THIS p~suon might shHp- b. considered ineura-
% M"'s '"y ~" s"aehei by the testimony
h. a- voice gratui-
n''"''r VII st~ M out nheus.s. variety
49, ' - w.
mher particulars and conclusive .vien.e OF u. sup-tio,
gratis. ~ my W ~"'n' W ss'"'
rrsed aud sold Wholesale retail and os c,port,t,ou
" SnNoS To- Druggists aud Chemists Grani. Bu,it-
~" 80 ""aaway corner Of Chambers street New Yol
SOIL ao' oy HLN. DuVAi co, Agents. Main street, R,eh
soni Va ~ P'to~ " per Bottle. .x bou@. for a.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

AsspstssS. s;r' APPROPRIATIONS
EMPOWERED BY ACT or PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL G5oO,O00, OR q, bOO, OOOi
UNITED STATES LoCfL BosRD or DMECToRs
JAcnn HARVEY. Eco, Chairaan.
yons } fALsrn ESQ.
Ios.rn.s Goopuux. 10.
JANIS BcossAs, E<a.
tso bsscLAs. fHq
sAsL towL.sp Esq
CaknAA A. Wosru. E-,.
rAs'L ID foI. ESQ.
BANKERS
k~tehsnt'u hsnk of New York
General Agent fct the UHi.d AMI Br,h No,,h
Colonies. Hon. J. LKAsDrR srArR
HNuE admirable system OF Life Iusurance
u Institution snd which h,. ,.e.,.,
Europe obtained fos n an. bi,hs,,
vcr Durns IN. short period h,
tn untrJ states p,as-- have the apptv,l
aGi tie patronage secured fully
'Ns the bc .nfi,he. favo A, farther Gt
ID" tisnr- 81 Cp,uy IN" tubseIbsr pubic To
he above Board of Dtso" residing New Yosk,
g'ntluus character responsibility yesy Lt,,
n"' 10 b. invested the und
o' 'h'te of then. Directors Trustee. available AWAY.
An.'d IN Of dir",sd claims should any arise.
faiFlis eoTiHinrg th. last Annual
raj information iosr,ic' with Va. fotn..
ti 70. " Information be obtained application 10 IN.
subscril.r. -'' ~ 's
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
NEVER GIVE Jri


Never give ~, - - wiser nud better
Always L. hope Ihaa u despair;
Fling Dt the load OF DaYht's cank-f,nS t,itsr,
Aud break the dark spell 81 lyiannjcll care:
Never give u ~ IN" bgrha may sinA yuu--
Providence kindly has mingled the cup,
And w all iTills ~ troubles h-thgk YOU.
The watchw"Fi Of he must be, Never give up!
Never give up. there ate chances anu changes
Helping the hopeful hundred to one,
And, through the chaos. High Wisdom atTlnges
Ever success-ii you'll only hope ou:
Ney'r give up! Tor TIE Wisc-t Is 5J.Irst,
kno~Iog tnat Providence m:lg.es the cup,
And Ut all maSim- the best, Is the oldest,
Is the true watchwOid ol Never give uD.
Never give up. though the srape-shot may rattle,
Or the full thun Set. cloud oygt YOU burst.
stand like a rock. add Lac .iuTm or iUu 1luln
Little shall harm you, though DOING their worst:
Never give Up. At adversely presses
Providence wisely has Mingled the cup,
And tne best counsel, Ia all Nput distTrs,o-,
Is 'he stout wstchword ct Never give up.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
NU'fii'E.

Ft'lIE subscriber would respectfully call the at
= "nop u the rute generally Of Leather Trunks.
just r-r-yrd with dOE taps. Persons
at zoe" Trunk Bonnet Box taii B1g Nacc, ul 10 well
call 80" examine stick before purchasing elsewhere they
wHhas' better assortment s,l any Rich
n"hd M that a call subscr..
br e'trnnned r srli Tuuss price than any
JUDAH MYERS
Fashionable Boot, shoe a'd Trunk Dealer,
an . - Wet Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09
". p. TURPIN' ONFlCE

W. L. TURPIN : OFFICE.
For this morning; drawing To- hard at O'clock
Scheme. IL dawn ballots. $1,000 1900 IIl5 1000
500, 400 800. 2nO lO0 &c. Tickets So To be had until
o'clock this morning, at W. TURPIN'S
For this afternoon. Tickets only $40. Grand Scho me-
S3j29i IL, 10000. 1000 1903 g. 1000 400 300, $40.
&c. Tickets IN this Splendid Scheme, Tor sale in the
greatest variety oflucky numbers, at
w.P. TuEPiN'S,
No. l0i l.. Main ST.,
inst below the Old Market.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

1uE WE'rnEC--s.c" oif ll.t We have bad G4e lain:
and believe n- bonn, pl.ohsd c.f,s sr ,.Iy f,fn-.
si,d. We glad e. hes ror slstrli .,ar-. hat t
c'"p Of corn b. aboljv yvu. aud. although .l. pfoiust
b., greatly cu,trcj yet th, prospect BE- lr mote en
cOufsgior than could have been hoped yr.
Some gcf-Ous planting fYh3rrr else; bot u o. u,'
BE- very favorable II J1ek Foo. does not cot II
down Lynch. VIZ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

hhh suhsenbe's Committee Council at 10. cav Of
n Richmond. Ot.. b.., ,,n
ui''d io ." venting the of Coal Though
the siIe'ts-ani one Of $50 fnT the e best
IN" carts eonicslc the premiums INQUIRED In work
regularly on the 'ets during days decision Is
made ana To he painted white In deciding regard
che ny IN complete efficacy,
loading and unloading aud To cheapne and durability The Tom
m''- "l retain tie body OF the are
The Lod 2J bushels tuiI Tn, tun,
m'iee expect to make their decision by September next,
JAS ". WICkusM,
JAS. q. CRANE
u
Eic htnolL Jnly II A.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF BOOKS, STA.
TloNERf AND FANCY GOODS.
RAI.L & PERKINS have opened this ,lay n
~ new suPpy OF books Brush E.ssy
's embracing the c,,ea WORKS aaeauay sydne, nth wi
son and Nilsson ~ ''
oracle- % the rn-ts
iihrary Of Ssicet Literature
Steamboat Disasters
Flowers II Poetry
Iass of the ocean
Confession Of Fauh
NNdtiIc- Charlie.
sabbath School Hymn Books sreIer. Question Books
iniint idbIsIi,s, Rcadins BoSss
>'ons hc aue'es OF Stationery, Paper. Qul. Ink, Ink
stands &C
An"ns the Fancy Goods and Silver Pencils,
Willing desks uewaRd article Pocket Ioh No
Fancy Wsicn EnameIcd Per lI.r, Fancy tas,s Sc &C
shoeAcc HIN, Aug q, IstS.
FOR THE RAPPAHANNoCk AND FREDERIC rs
BURG.
,ssrs The sloop Many ANN, capt. Floyd. will
san early next week. The bulk ii $50 bbls..
1000 bushels Coal Apply tho CAPTAIN on board o,
au JONES 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

Purceirs Office.
Drawn Nos. Of the Delaware Lottery. Class 1853:
l3 G6 SO s. - 50 - IS IS AZ - % 10 SO.
Ticket Nos 90 50 -, Both sold ond i'd by
20 - SIS. PURCELL * CO.
Single Nos. 81.
Drawn Nos Of Pckomokc. No. I5G:
81 50 10 % 80 7S 81 5 - So 40 4 Al.
Ticket 10 % %, sold aud paid by PURCELL.
Single Nos 81.
This drv's Mail
1r $1,000 2jUO 1900. Tickets only 81; halves /;
quarters sOc. ~ Nos. IL drawn
Packages Wholes $40, must jag SEQ iO-ri,k S2I 60
Halves 81, do. 1920 1880
Quarters 1850, do. $40 $40
Return hour II o'clock.
TomofTpw's Neil.
Sl2,nO0. 5000 Tickets 81 ~ Nos. Is drawn. Re.
turn hour o'clock, y. VI.
For packages, single tickets or shares, ~ at
aug PfRCELIIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

Guo HOMES N WINSTON.
Il PFSSELL B{GGEE d 20.
"kEEF BsF.RE THE Prpi " ihsI B'DGrR & Co. are
sll AHEAD; that thes selling PEll, EVERY LOT
TEsY that they receive!
r''z 'a sold by Bigger Il Go. IN tn,oe days:
Whole II - II,
Do. 80 -,
Ticket II 20 a.,
d.. % A.
Halt, 90 80 Co.
Do. % - 90, 6 more Capitals,
6Iso Nos % Oh 65, . Prze OF $500;
Halt, 80 50 o., 3 i,CID.
Halt, - Al, 81 ..a!
the Tickets can be tee N.rI) Ill sold in three
days by DIGGER Il co.
Dr1wing Of Pok"moke River s.,f;,.y Cllss No. l56:
81 70 60 SO 80 rs - ) ~ % 70 IL
Ticket Nos 1 - %. still another Capital sold and paid
by BIGGER Il co.
Drawing of Deewsrc LOTTERY Cla,s no. Iss:
~ 66 81 % "a SO 5, % So ~ - 26 20 50
Hall Ticket Nos. - "a 50. still rrr'her Capital sold
aud paid by BIGGER & co.
$1,000. ~ Nos. IL drawr.
$1,000 Is 10 he sold this day Saturday by Bigger
Co. Who III 81 will pay for it. II you want
IT, call before II O'Clock. Package very low.
Also for To night, sales close at 2. VI. Is drawn bal
iots. $4,000, &c Tickets 81, For prizes call on
Il. RUSSELL BIGGER Il co.
au y Managers Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

'EMENI-5U bits Ground Ro.sbdaI, Cer.nl lnl,n
~ from schr Navigator, for sale by
Iva EnNoND 4 uAyPnpppr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

FOR NEW YORK.
FiEsr PAcEEr-OLD LINE. READY LOAD on FRIDAY.
Sffs Tie fine new regular packet schr Courier,
Capt u Couch, having the greater portion cargo
engaged take the bulk nj 400 500
vii" Dispatch for the freight Of which having superior
accommodations apply board Ludams What
~ 10 au JAS FIIIIER'S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

Stf.s Of I'rBa cote iar. I,..,. ~ y1,s tas Oh.
fra p.rf Of ~ ar7-r yrga STATE for a pant Of ,i
LIZ n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-09

bacon -
nD 10 bhLs prime Baltimore Sides
10
800 superior city cured Family HaHis average weight
about u pounds-Rrcevng and for ,ale low BY
ju ! las. 10. JURRY. Basin Rank.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19
For The Ypsliarti Sentinel.

Mr., Editor--It behooves me through the medi-
um of your paper, To warn those housewives and
others, who are IN tine habit Of leaving their
Clothes out on their lines over night that there are
providers and night-wanderers about our streets,
seeking the opportunity TO make way with any
kind OF wearing apparel that they can lay their
hands on. For on Tuesday night, The l1lh inst.
we had taken from the line, several articles Of
cIhing, aud we should judge from The appearance
of the act that the articles were taken by fema g,
and whoever it be, whether male or female, Black
White or Copper-color. let them attempt The like
again. and Jaksonburgh shall claim us orn.
f. HAWKINS.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

OCFIt will be seen that the bills of Farmers and
Mechanics Bank are quoted this morning at par IN
our bank note list. We have not learned what ar
engagements have been made but we infer that the
Bank has resumed or about To resume active bust
ness Ii was reported some time since that the suit
in Chancery had been disposed but we do not
vouch for it. At any rate We hope TO have here
after quie, and steady times in our currency mat
ters. Perpetual agitation and alarm are the ane
of all business opera'ious.-Adu.
0rWe regret TO learn that Mr.. F. c. Radema-
cher grocer, was accidentally shot on the 10Th
near Wayne village where he had been bunting
deer in company with MIR. Allen. They bad
killed deer and were returning home. Mr.. RAJ
demacher in advance. when his companions rifle
trigger caught n twig and discharged the piece
The bal. entering Mr.. RS back. He is very badly
hurt and fears entertained for his recovery,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

0Ihe detention Of the passenger cars one
day last week. in regard 10 which the Free Press
so Perily gives the Advertiser the lie was occas-
stoned By the breaking of an axletree, which tore
up the track over culveri, between here and
Amp Aarbor AT first it was supposed that the
cutuert bridge was broken down, and by the time
the report reached Detroit the culvert had grown
to be the same bridge that was broken before or
another one" The Advertiser erred in giving an
exaggerated report, and the Free Press pds mis-
taken in saying there was no foundation for it,
There's six for one, and half dozen for the other
And, bv the way. gents ii you will make person.
al application Of the following anecdote, may be
useful to both. "Elder B." said parishioner to
his parson,"I declare must..get pew nearer the
pulpit. for by the lime your sermons come TO where
sit they are as {ar as dishwater. ITO be sure the
Aid de Camp is bIackguard, but It's of no posi-
BILE use for any one to stooP to bis level.
OF The November Number (5th.) Of THE
FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AGRICULTURE is received and SURPRISES its pred
ecessors several respects. This truly excellent
work receives unqualified praise from all who be-
come acquainted with it.
The present No. is beautifully embeshed with
portrait of that friend Of Agriculture, Richard
Peters and splendid engraving of Tunis noun
tain sheep. The, articles are Of an entertaining
and practical Sort and ia the next and every sixth
number the Editor promises the good housewife
particular attention.
The price of the work----two volumes of about
600 pages each--$5.O0 or copies Tor $50.
WING ALMANAC.-Our thanks are due Messrs
Greely d McElrath. for copy Of their invaluable
Wing Almanac containing large amount of USE
G,I &c. of
especial in this region. We hope none of our
Wing friends will do without copy.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF WAsHTENAw below we give
the official returns of This County. We invite the
Free Press to calcu lae the amount of its influ.
ence, by the vote given to Mr.. Edmunds as we
proposed before election:
WAsHTENAw CouNTY-The following is the
result of the official canvass in Washlenaw
FOR GOVERNOR. FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
S. Vickery, zoos J. Nj. Lamb, zoos
A. Felch 1859 w. l.. Greenly, l743
Vickery's mai 246 Lambs maj. 265
Brney, Abol 305 vuies.
FOR SENATOR.
Ira Jennings. 194l &. p. Bush, 1856
Jennings maj l55
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
James NJ, Edmunds.l996 ID. &. Wildwood 1877
P.C.H. Brotherson, 1899 B. Case, 1877
Harvey Chubb, 1914 D. WEIGH, I442
Orrn Parsons, 1864 r. P. Sinclair, 1856
Darius Pierce, 1854 &. N. Skinner, 1875
Joshua e. Leland, 1867 G. DuugIuss, 1545
CORONER.
Timothy Hunt, 1910 Harvey Shepard. 1880
| Hunts maj. $50
Abolition from 302 10 800 votes.
Native from 81 To 80 votes.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19
Much excitement prevails in Berrien county j,

Much excitement prevails in Berrien county IN
consequence of the seizure and abduction of ne
gro named Bowles as a runaway slave
by a Mr.. Gum from Missouri. Gum
and the negro were pursued by some cili-
zens Of Berrien and The former arrested near Lap
orite on charge of KIDNAPPING. He was to be
examined before a magistrate. The negro is very
fair for one of his race and was employed as a
cook on one of the boats running on the St.Joseph
river. He was enticed ashore, lodged in the Der
rien Jail and then hurried off at night for ST. Lou
is.-AdrertiSer.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

.Main't see you home from meering Peggy 7"
mo yon shant do no such thing, Pm otherwise
engaged" Iswannv you've missed i, this time,
for I've got my trousers pocket full of ginger
bread" "You may take my arm. Jonathan,
only said so.'
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19
NOTICE.

The Ypsilanti Literary Association will meet
at the chapel room of the Seminary Oh Monday
erening neat at half past screen. One or Two
short addresses syIl be delivered. Ladies and
gentlemen of the village are invited to attend:--
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

oTAf!er tedious trial OF thirteen days The ju.
ny On the case oc the people against Reeves have
returned verdict of"Not Guilty" of the crime as
stated in the Indictment
Reeves does not deny the killing of Phelps, but
aledses that it was done by acclden, in scuffle.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

lEFWells of Monroe has been sentenced TO 2O
years Imprisonment in the State Prison at jack
son. 1t will be Remembered he plead guilty to an
indictment for the crime of manslaugher.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

IHE CONVENTION for the revision OF the con-
stitution ofthe State of N. York has received a
very large majority of the vote cast on the ques.
ton at the lale-election. Ofeourse many amend
ments will be made and submitted to the peopeone
OF which will doubtless be The enfrahchsement of
the African race in the State. The powerful in
fiusnce which this example, set by the leading
State in the union will exert The question OF a5
clifton must be evident TO all.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19
FACTS EOR THE PEOPLE.

Democratic distributions OF Jac0Ts
We have taken the pains to gather togeiher mo
amount Of public patronage given TO the!proper'y
SO calIed) "Bsgg famiIy"for the year IS49-as
follows:
BAGG FAMILY FOR 1s45.
John S. Bsgg. Post Master. $2OOO w
Silas A. Bagg. County register, l'6OO w
Jos. H Bagg Ass, Judge Wayne co. 3OO w
Rush Bagg. Clerk IN Post Office. SOO W
A. 8. Bags, State printer, as follows;
d & gums - $4,000
pr;n,;no E,r Auditor C.n's Of}ce Oil on
Publishing Tax Sale for Wayne co. sayo00 %
ooks8rStaonery furnished Offices OF
Auditor gen'I and State Treasurer. 1,2OO %
Printing Blank Books & Stationery for
department of Internal Improvement, 40 90
Stationery for the Legislature, zoo 90
Printing and Stationery for the r. O. $50 10
Blank Books g. Staa ,onery for y. $
Custom House, es mated at 100 90
Sundry items of legal aud official patron
age monop"lsed by the State Paper =
estimated al t1T1u0S
Various items Of Printing Patronage la.
Wished by the government of the Uni.
ted States. say 1000 90
\. L. Hall, Dep. State Treasurer. $50 Oh
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

Gentlemen the following Periodicals which is
sent to John Daily l wish them stopped as doe
not wish them sent to as see in the Last No Too
strong AbiIlitionast Piecis the. The Home Mis-.
sionary The Missionary Herald, The Bible Soci-
ETY. Record. American Messenger & 10 fact stop
all which is sent Ia me as Doe not want more
Mother Nomber Of Any sort yours Respects.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

h aDEATH OF1EN. GIDEON FosTEK.- Nv regret
Ia see announced in the papers The death 81 Gen.
saaI g. de0n Foster of Dan ers. IL ded oil Sat.
p ssdsy mronng at the advanced aye at ninety SIX
Geural Fns,er commanded the minune men OF
!. DAuvuss, who ON the 10Th Of April Went to Lex
ipslou n meet the English Irsops Se'aIai OF
his brave soldiers we've killed ON inadar. lie was
a noble old gentleman true pat''o, and " mig
Of 1175 aud 1874.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

The SCHOLARSHIPS ABROAD. e. NOT AT
HoME.--rhe following letter was received at the
Missionary Rooms, aud it is inserted verbatim ct
teralim;
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GIVE are requested 10 state that the Rev Mr.
IngGs, of Detroit, will lecture this evening at
The Seminary, or the subject Of education. From
The known ability the Lecturer, rich inlellec-
tual treat may be expected. We hope our citizens
will give him general turnout
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$I6,79l 20

Aggregate, $l6,79l 10
The above constitutes the entire pair mage of
the party, bestowed upon, the family" 50 far as
we have the means of ascerlaing.--Comment on
our part is nescessary.-Vineyard.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

WING ALMANAC.-Our thanks are due Messr.
Greely d McElrath, for copy Of their invaluable
Wing Almanac containing a large amount Of use
full information otherwise very difficult of acces:
especial in this region. We hope none of ou
Wing friends will do without a copy.
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81 SOLID, IRON.-Ve ruiout Is becOiIling very rich
II, minerals An immense mass of SOLID iron has
just been discovered along the base Of the Green
Mountains, between Monkton and Bennington.--
Hitherto iron has been obtaiiied there only 10 de-
.tachrd fragments /, now IL is blasted out in large
Quantities by tie miners. il is fnund in regu-
lar solid beds intersrallfied with rock and gene
rally sreposmg on limestone rock and inexhaus;i-
Bile. This is a valuable discovery aid in The hand
/. of the enerprisne an industrious Vermoners wall
: soon render Vermont large iron manufacturing
.Stst..-AIbanu Citizen. as