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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-06-18
Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed or Stolen.
e FROM the premises OF Conrad
w.. House in the township of Ann Arbor on
musA I'M Friday night last one eight years old
Nv 1$NY MARE. dark brolon, nearly black. heary
es=zxzxz main. tail and foreiop; she has marks of
Poke ON her neck shoe of The left fore foot gone and
she has tho marks of haping beeu pOrked in Hs She
carries her tail close and is north least $65. She
toas last seen nea, Mr.. Wanseys the township Of
sitanti. Any person who roiH return said mare, mill
be handsomely rewarded. CONRAD HOUSE.
Ann .irbor, Mau l3 lS45.
The New York herald., 1845-11-30

crop OF Michigan alone this year. estimated a. high a.
100000 Of bushels, equal to one and half million
barrels Of -four. The value rof the wheat crop of
Michigan last year about three and half millions Of
dollars-this year, at present prices, it will not
vary much from eight millions Of increase In
year. in the value Of this single article Of four and
half millions Of dollars equal TO the whole debt Of the
State The wheat crop Of Indiana this year is estimated
at 5000 900 bushels the increased value of which,
pared with last year. would pay the interest tor year
the State debt. The increased quantity and value
would pay the interest for two years The wheat crop
Of Illinois this year. will be double that of last accord
ing to the estimates The crop Of last year was valued
at this year the value will bs at least seven
millions Of doars-an increase of about four millions
of doarsan amount equal to five years interest on the
debt of the State.
The people of the Western States generally must be
immensely benefited by the external demand for their
breadsuas and the advance in the aggregate quantity
produced The population Of these States must rapidly
Increase, under the prosperity high prices for these
staples produces. Should the negotiations now going
on between this country and Great Britain in aton
TO the tariffs Of the two countries result in reduction
in our tariff and opening of the ports Of Britain
to our breadstuh at nominal duty the Western States
OF this Union will increase in wealth and population
faster than they ever have yet
The New York herald., 1845-11-30

immense sum Of MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED AND SisE
THousAND, sEvsN HUNDRED ANp SIXTY poLLAns
We believe that there 10 not practical planter in any
Southern State that will not admit that swine do well in
forests and increase with the greatest rapidity
Our crops also most abundant, and but few
weeks necessary to feed to render tho excel
lent We therefore nothing but that the great
invention Of D. Lardner and Mr. Davidson the one un.
der notice Is ds.tnsdt work great and ia
vorabls change in the commercial and domestic scono
my Of tho South rendering her comparatively ndspen
dent and enabling her to Keep within herself the i'm
mense amount Of money that goes to the Western
and Northern States to build them up instead of being
expended in enterprises at home II will make Opeloua
Auskapas and Texas exporters he very best beef aud
at price that Wh pay weH and be beyond ripairy And
while these great results being produced every
mliy can have their own apparatus and simple is it
IN construction perfect its operations that tho
great work Of packing meat need but the lei
sure hour while the beautiful effects of science il exhi
Dts applied practical purposes will always call forth
admiration.
Again we must repeat that the advantages this inven.
tion holds out to the South and to Texas particularly
are and destined change the whole
Of trade in meats the whole world reducing their
prices and forcing capital into enterprises Joined
with manufactures it makes the Southihe most inde-
pendent portion of the world giving her another advan
tago the North to add to those of her fertile soil
her boundless extent, and her matchless climate.
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
Married..

Married.
On Friday the 2sth instant at sratord, Conn., by the
Rev. Mr.. Weed Mr.. SAMUEL SPARKS Jr Of tho city of
New York TO Miss ELIZABETH daughter of Charles Gil
bert, ESQ, of the former place.
On Thursday evening the 27th instant, by the Rev.
w. w. Everts, w. RALPH LEETs to Miss ANNA MARIA
youngest daughter of the late James Brady ESQ., all Of
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
NOTICE.
ON the BEACON COURSE.

NOTICE.
RARE SPORTS on the BEACON COURSE.
FOX CHASE will come off on the above Course ON
"A Thursday Dec 4th weather permitting, otherwise the
first fair day. number will be time
commencing at la Of room Also at o'clock fae Wolf will
held, to conclude the sports of the day
Any having Grsyhounds TINT would like
TO them for the Deer chase will give
Row.
Admittance Club Stand 50 cens Pavilion Is cents;
Field stand l2x cents.
Cash will be paid for live Foxes Jones' Hotel 81 Par
Row. n3o jfk
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
UN1erl.

On the 29th instant, Mr. DAVID SrRATTAN, baker aged
80 years and months, native of Scotland
His friends and acquaintances, and the members of
Friendship Division Ne. Sons of Temperance are re-
spectully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday the
3oth instant a2 o'clock, NJ from his late residence
Ninth Avenue.
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
LARDNER Il DAVIDSON'S PATENT
FOR AN IMPROVEMENT IN
z u IL G O. Is a M .Sx r

THE Psntees hive Of their apparatus in practical opera
,o.he public and where eeItcs.e. may se
seen Of the qualities which cared acQus
n. .S S %
b S ,ss they hey GSGs
VII De always the same They will be put free board
Apasiss city .w.Ts the advantage. to be
ps % % the v
his without furnishing labor or anything ~hsisver
g
'hat there be e dOnb, Of and
article copied 1e%
The Nsw leans Tms The undersigned ssgs that
make brine added the evaporation caused by TIE
heat from the meat To prevent the
ne from .n .h0 em;s acE
Under and cisten are covered with conducting subsa
hon.. .ud G. as % S
such artificial ian house well know. that
,sa: A ,esp,is'% ,h; Their
sque s w Sf .eepse eoas w
T.d 'G.sGa Of ensmSsy hem pure salt. .ueen such
aud spess added to i; but salt not
Chemically pare viii hsye contrary tend s.ampIe
sr m5rS T 81: brine % y ,h first H % the y
ss BY adding solution Of it, few drop. Of solution Of
carbonate 5!sI H ofsods or potash.
Be
s s e the neat i M round
% a g sss,, sns here yhsH and which
bs for the such dirty and bloody state that
h o O~. wSoa Son. s t. for at whou,
partially ."tiag y iii. .s$.y place
system by which the meat perfectly drained yf blood and
cure. s1sSs eass,t BE-
af u ps Mos s aSai esn Be-
SUIT the 1eeo WIN IN {HxVsoS hf St0n to
n3o lrc Next door to corner Of Leroy and West sts
The New York herald., 1845-11-30

WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 18sk.
The Public Printing" Another Richmond in Rs
Fteld"-Erpose Of Profit and Loss.
Among the candidates for the public printing, not
heretofore mentioned, are three individuals, prac,i-
cal printers, of this city, to wit; T. Jefferson, James
N. Davis, and John w. Robinson, acting under the
style Of Jefferson & Co.
In the requisite preliminary statement IN the pre-
misses, Mr.. Jefferson says =" Having contingently
engaged for the purpose one OF the largest printing
establishments in the country, and abundantly for
tilted ourselves with the requisite surees we stand
ready and offer to enter into immediate stipuations
for the prompt, neat, and accurate execution OF the
printing of Congress, on terms which must think,
arrest the attention Of every Senator and Represen
tatiye and cannot fail to enlist in our behalf every
sincere friend to the just and economical admins
,rston Of the public business" Then alter present.
inc the objections the score OF extravaganza and
liability to abuse OF the present SYSTEM this co-part-
nership Of practical men, submit their proposals IN the
"0ua oyrrR We Offer 10 do all the printing of either
the Senate the House of for the 29th
Congress- except the extra numbers Of those documents
and reports having than 5000 copies extra ordered
them at reduction Of Is per centum, or onefourth
on the prices fixed by the oiut resolution Of Ord March,
ports having more than 5000 extra copies ordered on
thsm, will print Ut reduction Of 6fty per ce'um or
half Of the prices fixed by the joint resoiuuon Oh
1919. 49,,
For the purpose Of showing the practical effect OF TINS
bid, have prepared says the hrm ceran ano
synopsis based on the work actually done sr tne hone
OF Representatives at tho closing session OF 'ne s
Congress and tho opening session OF the 1etn congress
sc. -. - -
90 elected to do tho printing VI osh houses oi .on
gress we offer to do all ths printing Of Congress other
Than extra numbers al reduction of 'hty per cehuin,
ar th o the ices liked by tie joint resolution
~ taio and III sNt,. numbers Will prin at reJuc
ton Of fifty per centum, OF at one nan oi 'ns
by tho Joint resolution OF 1919 -,
.Ihc effect bid if in operation would hsvs ossn
% rave S93 1893 80 the printing OF tno house y re-
presentatiyes at the closiry session oil ne 2tn Lons
and AIS ass So had there been reduction o. iio TT .ot
on the gross amount ond effect the printing vi ihs
The New York herald., 1845-11-30

Original Ethiopian serenaders-Palmo's
Opera HouseAt the solicitation and may said
BY the universal of public that ays derived
genuine pleasure and from the decidedly popular
ed vocalist, have secured Pamo for the ensuing week This
prsn Ohs ner ANU wss ma. . bona
scene Of smpsemsnt-but, it may BE- asked. whether
French English or Italian, with native
Ethopean! Tomorrow they will be than ord
attractions, and all avail themselves OF this
Ortunit
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
Have You scurf dandru1 Are you losing your hairl
If So delay not; al Phalon's repair.
un eln nnf m Inn 80 pg>u EI~u

Inyigorstor only article which
raj satisfaction To convince YOURSELF have but read
the certificates Of persons who used IT, which seen
the retors Wig Making and Hsr Cutting Establish
Beware Of qaacks who advertise remedies for the hair
Buy Of persons who have boen brought the business For
agents advertisements.
Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
Co. Ledger Building, Third who receive subscr-
bes and have single copies fo sale daily O'Clock n2i I'm
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
AMUsEMENTs.

MR. BRoUGY respectfully annoqness TO his friends and
will take place the PARK Theatre Wednesday next Dee
3D. when performed the ayorlte old English Opera Of
LOVE IN WILL AGE, 10 which Miss Delcy, MIR. Gardi-
and Mr. Brough will appear After which favore petite
Comedy in which young American Lady will make her
Boz Book now open. ESQ 3tis1m
PRIVATE THEATRICALS.
NUMBER Of young having associated for the
pose OF giving representa- OF series oi plays asd
ss bsh,ag permanent Dram,ric soeistyi would invite
them Terms which modeate, made known upon sppllca
ton TO IS D ofh ,e of Express or Herald n29 l'f
CONCERT,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
MISS J. L. NoRTHALL has the honor announce th.t
w her First Concert in this city will take place the Ao
10 Rooms Broadway, Wednesday Ev ening Dec 3D.
si5 which she will be assisted by hs following
disti pguished srtists-
MRS. f LODER
Sl0NOR DE BEGINS,
His first appearance this season.
MR.. j. A. KYLE,
MR. II. MARKS
BY permission of Mr. Mitchell
and DIR. II. G. TIMM,
Who will preside at the Piano Forte.
Tickets One DollarTo be had at the principal Music
Stores and at the door the evening OF the Concert.
Concert TO commsnce o'clock. n29 Str
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
AUCTION SALES.

~. SAMUEL Os6OOD, Aucuoueer.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, at No. 81
Leonard street. near Broadway. 0 GOOD Y BUR:
the furniture Contained IL the above hn1.s comOr.pV BIS.
sells and ingram mahogany sofas chairs dining,
and work tblesa Of superior Style and made order by
the best manufacturers in this marble and pier
dinner and tea sets Glass ware sn Se a an he ba oil Cloth
dressing tables bureaus stands French and high post
mahogany bedsteads beds blankets sheets &c.,
together with articles led in this
The sale will commence with the kitchen furniture Of which
there is good assortment.
Catalogues be obtained the house, which rent,
with early possession n3o itsmc
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
ADJUSTMENTS.


Park 11ElaATsS.
Monday evening. December
DER Mpl ssEgisGGGTz. r gf;tsGfSTH
GG:,rs,; M Mr bs5oush s
nsstha...'.. '..'......' Mis uecy
Afi.r which
Pas de savoysrd BY tn. two Miss vsllses.
ais LAST LEGS
ocisssM:o; Mn;;.., NJ 9 Barrett
Price Of Adiais.,oa~ScIss si III, % ssaa GALLERY,
19oI spia s o'clock SAD ,h cuaa wre precisely
sOWERY TaEs'rss,a-
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Monday sivso,ng, December 1.
The Pts1Sv'H'sfs PTovEs sAcRiTTcE' e fsTTtfst with
s'LS S;;..,:; tiim.,:. ..........v Hill
Msminie sIad. t.'Tas DE- Vermont, Mrs n,Is rhr. snim
NO soSG SSsesd' NO SUFFER-.
arra:;,. Mr.. Madison adj h'
Lower Boxes 80 ceai; second and Tbd Tssr. Is es,
Door. will onsn e hsf past 6 euus;a ~ill
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, December lst.
POSITIVELY
THE LAST WEEK
sEREE u 1Af AbEks,
Messrs. GEHMON STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM WHITE.
ddmissi0n Itpenfy- Five Cents.
Boxes and Seats be Box Office daily from
10 A. NJ. till S r. M
Doors open at st7-Concert at ~ o'clock. n3o lwrc
ALBANIA,
No 559 Broad,cay, (bet'ceen Sprung and Prince.)
INCREASED ATTRACTION
The mansger Ahamrs has the honor the
81
Monday Evening, Dec. lst,
Will be performed the cessfu operate Buresque Tin
acts )entired
BLACK DIABOLO.!
Or, The Inn of Termpina.
Taken from the beautiful Opera Of Fra Diavolowth all the
Original Music
Previous TO which will be given
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT
Performance TO commence at ~ Admission Is cents
new Buresque Opera will be produced ou Thursday
next, Thanksgiving.
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
SARACEN'S HEAD,
No. IL Deu Street, Netc York.

JOSEPH SMITH late Of Worcester England, begs leave
u inform his friends and the public, ed up
h houe in the most neat and semlosle style lie hs. al
London Brown Stout Scotch Ale genuine glass OF Home
Brewed In addition his usual fare he intends serving up
all other kinds Of usually Eng,
lsh Chop House. which he will be gratifying his
friends in general
Rooms neatly fitted for parties; odgngs and
papers. n28 lw+r
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
BOARDING

FEW Gentlemen viii their families. single gentlemen
only be with pleasant board
dpriny the winter at No 81 Broadway few doors below
TIL. French and Spanish languages both constantly
spoken Ia the house. thus aodng Of the best opportun
to such gentlemen wish pefect themselves the
said languages For further particulars please enquire
nl4 2w+rc
TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPLOITATION.
GOSLlNG, Of the American and French Dining Saloon,
~ Nos 64 and t6 Nassau always ready Green
tie Soup for Captains and families up in tin boxes
Upwards Of 6o different shes served up daily for dinner
from 2 NJ n p NJ the best Of the markets. all kinds of
game &c. for prices which suit body He has tely
erected machine whereon dinner for 200 persons be
mads for the OF the vsten His Ss
loon IS open rnm6 A. NJ till r M (eIcept the FIRST day in
My Henry Gosng has erected At great expsns.,
similar establishment Boston, Mass No is Devonshire
Very thankful for the bestowed
last five and in the hope Of continuance have the
honor to call myself your most obrdient restsurstevr
n21 lm.rc l.. 0OSLING
forage FOR CORN, GRAIN AM FLOUR.
- forage for hGy THOUSAND bushels Corn or Grain, and
Stores five minutes walk from south Ferry Brooklyn
aud sufficient depth Of water for the largest class ships
Apply to CHADBORN u CO., on the premises
n29 Inn
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS!

HE UNDERSIGNED invite the attention OF purchasers
their stock which comprises compile assortmsnt Of
variety reduced prices by the quantity single
Also $50 Dozen Natural and Lust red Jsnnet Skins, Consy
Plates, sc. TREDWELL X FROST
n2s im'r 262Pearl street, United States Hotel Building
The New York herald., 1845-11-30
EURs. SKINS AND MUFFs, h

EURS. SKINS AND MUFFs, for sale cheap some
Il consigaments,
Astracan skins, OF different qualities
'Astracan Robes, natural.
Bear. fine Isabella aud brown.
Badger skins.
Coney skins pulled unpued and clipped French, Germeu
and English.
Jennet skins. black and mottled.
Lynx, very superior.
itch
Imitation Lynx, dyed.
Squirrel tail Boas dyed and natural.
Stone Martin best quality.
Swan skins, real Dutch
Wild Catand Wolf
White CoEey plates.
Also,
Very fine Coney Au dyed; natural black and blue Jenne
Mu natural and dyed Lynx; Chnchlla Squirrel blue. red
and Cros.iox, Raccoon Wolf, Fch Wolverine, Isabella,
brown and black Bear Mus well Misses and Childens
Mufs by +. w. MARTENS,
No l6q Water street.
The New York herald., 1845-11-30

scrlp
N. Y. Lifelns. x Trust Co.
Farmers' Loan & Trust Co.
Ohio Life Ins. & Trust Co.
Bank Of u. s. in Penn'a,
Boston & Providence Raid,
". Jersey X n. 4 Trans. Co
Mohawk & Hud'n Railroad,
Utica 4 Schenectady Raid.
Syracuse & Ltica Railroad,
Auburn &Syracuse Railr'd
auburn & Rochester II. II.
Read ng Railroad,
Delaware 4 HUDSON Canal.
The New York herald., 1845-11-30

BOYD HINCkEN,
nal Nr No Tontiue Hmildnan
The New York herald., 1845-11-30

COAL-loo tons Orre Coal Of very superior quality land
~ ship sidlons from Liverpool aud for sale lots
suit purchasers, by u. r. COLLINS CO.
n0r Sc south st.
The New York herald., 1845-11-30

Of THE SCOTTISH GUARD will be- given az NIB
OALOS, TUESDAY Evening, Dec 2d.-Dodworths cee-
braed band will be Tickets be
cured Of the
Leod No Cour!Iand Lieut. McLesy le Bleecker
street, Or Master Linen, 4 Fulton steet r. A Clirehugh
60 Lpenard SeE Thomas sergt hag 100 Mercer
street; Serg William Wallace, 2h street. Mr. Forrest 100
Centre street; Alexander Darympls 393S Broadway.
MIR. q. Robertson will superinend the floor.
w. u. CUNNINGHAM,
n3O 3tis-mc Secretary N " g. O. 339 Broadway.
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V3.E SALE.

PURSUANT n The pr,gi.iuas Of a Deed # Trust.
4 executed Ia the uadersi ,nrd by Perry w, Wei
iad dated The 2slh day II frhmary. isij. and record
ed in the Musings Gaur cinfk's on re inr Tie carpa
ration OF l}nrhhurs. will be sid, at the nsdence Il
Mrs. Wchtd, IN saj corporation. N Saturday, The
lgh n Jolly neNt. Al , aelerk. =. NJ the l'lo9 ~
property conveyed by said Deed lu wlt me horse
wagon and Gear one grey llfse one Carr. patcel 81
Slrcp and all his thu SAID Perry Wri'nfd's io'nst in
the estate If ms luther, Cen NeIl'd d'c'd heiag
one flh plr Of sb1a Of land dtsilaby SIT.
u1trl IN sid cutp4Ia.ien.
The urle H. the sad property Is deemed uuqneslnna
hc bui aching AS lf1siee. shall convey such lille uuy
as IS vested IN ue by s.ld ited
". L. fANCEN, trustee.
June ~ WIZ
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GsbeRsEGbesf'S BALM or
S1tAs

torrcsloiag The liatr and prereaiias il from fttlBg
ont.
RAllls preparation viii not ony keep The hair from
4 hng ont, hat VIII increase TIM growth IN A " On.
deIln manner. Il vii keep the hair perfectly soft
aud RissY and always smooth aud afa brilliant color
making the euarsesi, dryes hair soft aud smo H. The
reputation and value Of the auicr, have induced pr
suns Ia oct up limitations Of Of no value entirely worth
les -palmmg them of nn the public genuine hair "a
sfeffs. shen arncally kn1Nn ttal this IS The MY
Article thai will insure iull head Of har 10 the person
uelne u
sail ahlesale and retail nv Comsiaek & Co, II
tuI3audl Il. \ y. aud by l"hn H. seey, Lyaehbug
ard ka5lef & Specie, New l.onlon.
J5n. - nal Pm
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33urtteai.


A cfiii sat BY aiams a zs-esaas e
AL gazed upon the fir bera,ii
Upon her cheek easio,s bHisli team, = 3
And on h,r ble. blooming nseaih'
Her Iap vas hl3sd Nth blushinr dcwesss -.
al And Is lAe elsaf brock haehls4 ny,
She snAttsssa dawn tae rosg shower
.- With naaa, sslll an Iasans cry,
Andlauzaed to the mn cling tide
Z upoH lis onward pfasrsss glide
An1tin. aey on-aad fsnsf b. aewef
Was east upon tie sunny strraaG t .##
Nc, when the shades Of ere do loH'f
She woke up fan her biissial dnam
.'Brne back my BnasIs. sic ssiidls ciis5
Wiring bask M lowers dang " thee,
Blu, echo's voice alone replied,
A. danced the sire 4ialsI dosn The lea;
And sill amid nigh. gloomy hoafs,
., In vain .hs cri.t, bring baek IN, flowers
Oh, maiden uhoan time ~ II stream
Dost gaily SO III, NOM nts drei
IL this poor ehilas dsasife aftau,
An emblem ihoa mss'st fadoith
Zach moment /, psffaued rass.
timothy hard 5, weie5 si,oa,
That Iloai.s ifsFfaure ait-ld enPoiei
And let It's iuesnss fise u heaa Ga.
El-e, when deaths sbadus, o'ei ,bse loNets
Thy hsaH vill a al hing taeh my 6e~ err
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Prom tie 1ezes Rtg,si,r
IMMENSE NATURAL. BEEHIVE

IN csvefp pu The rahi tafh ils 1rlofato, about
pul-s ~ ~ AusIb lice ifnuruse hive Of d hes
which Is one 81 lie uesi lriaasn8e na'urs cuttets
III uiat sscimn. The entrance Il iais cavern Is saa
led 10 a ledge II HltstHe ffmHe tieb elH, which
ii rs almost plrtad.cnafly frm he aver lauk p tit
hegh, Of sbau, one heaile3 ard a0y itfi um thc va
ier's edge. TINS cliff Inns fauIy suall sitequ
iamtd BIll trf,k he Haalh ~ fft caettu b. ab4af
Ten feet from The Top OF the iii. Ca VAIN DAY, a
Iafk silram II bees my * constantly seen Wuiu. oar
from he cavern like ana ds'k NftaA 81 sm &c.
lbe stream often epIezr eta 81 tea fy' il ds urle.
lhr cil, end efaaaaia fif4ia aul DE- dn grow
iag thinner and ftahei Instance trm iht ca en-
uad II disappears IL uaa.Hsf II ices Do dds caeera
nne be ncsiculatg guate 5Haa ihe uulua,f in lsHa
fsnd or ten thoussnj ufdiaas Esos. / uc oldest set
ilss say bai the hive ~as fffe nAen hcy Gs arrived
inlhc country; and II IS qai'e feHa tla q existed Ia
tie saae sait may Tee ptI4es Go tr settlement II
The cuunify. Tie trfs II i sat have never sNarnsd
,ad il is nj iHrfta lu HAT hr iase Boa, coaiuucd ia
snlfs thsn ernaiy 10 mesass year aitt year, u He
ssmo fauo thar oiAer afas uriebse, The cave up
pears 10 extend back u.Auy Ito cltdee, sod pt
ably has maay 1ifHl fhafiAafs= Tie tos, dua te's
aceBpy many 81 these laemi eiauheIs. and It is NJ
improbable thst neN s@at.us annually lind new cham
hefs ia uecuPy, AID Illus ii ptFrnicd from going
of al distance "a sealeh Al h4sex Snnu u the utlah-
bunng settlers hase epeaedYa hy blasting the rocks,
opened passage lno 81 iaesa chambers and pro.
cured by his means, many baednd loUnds ct honey
iiul the Oalr dejtets are situated loo deep IA the
Jedge 10 be reached without great dtillrut1 and danger
company vps lafmed Al Aessiu Few years since Tor
'he purpose Of tkpltiHa tie eaon and renewing the
Jjoney but suae uHlueefd event rreven'cd the accom-
ilishWen ct hs undertaking. Il tslmltet that
there ara many n IS aid nas IA Tins immense
hise s.d # us eaala ae extracted readily they
would d1u5tless be tauad lar mHe valuable thin the
cunienis OF any SILVER az Pa1 nue, thai adventures
have 5een toehing IA tlaI ssell4a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-10

LriRGISIA =: " ,nes held in the Clerk Cfco II II e
Circuit superior Court OF law and Chanccl, Tor Bed
ford comfy, thr ID day Of June, 1915
Edmund Pate, Plaintiff,
nrEHsf
Patrick Hin, Matthew Pate, Lcnis Copper, Hiran,#G
Rlthburn aid 1uza hi, wife i I'm llclay aud Haltletn
his WIFE, M} HARRISON / II Board ana Sail, hi. lG
john Harrison and chr,tepl,,r I,ard, Defendants
IN tnANcERY.
The defendants, Hiram Ii thbrn and r RIA l< viii.
john Holiday aud Rafth IA hi wiz, Jefferson i;uat il
sally his wifi, anl Christopher Board, No, wing cute ed
their appearance and given stoniy according
Assembly and tie Rnlrs 81 Ills our. appearing b,
satisfactory evidence thai they inhabitants
commonwealth: It /, oriefed. hat they do appear the
Clerks oiee 81 III Circuit superior COAT II Law and
thanrcty for aetprd county. at ucs u be- held Il
TIE fist Nond, IN SePemhe next and ,r the bill, Of
tn Pluutf aud that areY TIN pder be INSERTED in souc
newspaper published in til, tnWn Of I,n.Lbnre Tor Two
months sncrrsslvelN aud pasted It the Front door Of the
courthouse Of lhs eotnH on M caart day.
Cofy-le>te,
Jos. WILSON, elk.
June 10 v2m