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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19
Drugs and Medicines


4 S o N.
invite the attention Of the
and vicinity to his stock o
h comprise almost every ar
ing which may be found
Lemon syrup
Lead
Lozengcs, medicated
Morphine sulphale
Musk Chinese
Mustard seed
Muriate soda
Matches
Mace
Nux Von.ica
Nutmegs
Nervinc
Nitre
Oil Peppermint
do Wintergreen
do SpearmInt
do Cinnamon
do Anis
do Cubebs
do Cloves
do Lavender
do Norwood
do Wormseed
do Tanzy
do Olive or sweet
do Hemlock
do Caraway
do Origanum
do Spike
do Juniper
do Spruce
DO HOrseminr
do Almonds
do Castor
do Sassafras
do Vitriol
do Roses
do Rosemary
do Lemon
do Pennyroyal
do Balsam
do Amber
do Fireweed
Ointment Mercurial
Oxalic Acid.
Orange Peel
Opodeldoc, 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
DO Columbo
do Sarsaparilla
do Scilla
do Valcrian,
Red Precipitate
Red oxid iron,
Resin.
Rose PINK
Rochelle Salts
Rotten Stone
Rose Water
Sulphate Quinine
do Zinc
do Copper
Super Carbonate Soda.
SaleratuS
Salt Petrol
Spirits Nitre
do Lavender compound
do Turpentine
Salts Lemon
Sponge. coarse and fine
Sugar of Lead
Syrup squills
Syringes all sizes
Saffron
Sedleitz Powders
Sal Soda
Starch
Tartaric Acid
Tarter Emetic
Tamarinds
Terra de Selma
TONGA Beans
Tooth Powder
Tinc;ures various kinds
TIMBER Turkey
Unguentum
Vermillion, Eng.
DO Chinese
Venice Turpentine
Walls assorted
Vitriol White
do Blue
Varnish copal
do Leather
do Shellac
Verdigris ground
White mustard
White wax
Wine of Anthony
White soap
Water colorsl
Waters assorted
So
iii, Lard Oil, Curriers' Oi
, AIN II s constantly O
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19
Come one leone all

a ND examine Samsons stock Of Books. Stationary,
N Fancy Goods Jewelry and Plated ware Musical
Instruments,
TOYS AND
YANKEE NOTIONS,
To say nothing Of the other department of his business
They all know he keeps the best assortment and the
best OF
Drugs and Medicines
and sells them the cheapest Of any r town, nowitb-
standing the "great decline" EPSON Salts and Sui.
phor within the last four months.
He wishes particularly to say to one and all
that he has just received the largest stock Of Books
and Stationary mat be found in the county, and he
pledges himself 10 adhere strictly Detroit city prices
IN their disposal and if he does reason
ably find fault at high on account of their being
little or no competition for person. upon enquiry
w nnd that many kinds of Books are sold lower in
Detroit than they retail for the city of New York.
Reader you will find among his stock, almost every
thing in the shape of book from a No 10 ouarto BIZ
oie down TO the devil on two sticks" Just call and
see ior yourselves 42tf
ypsilanti, Move mber H. 1915.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19
NOTICE.

Nh R. ISAAC CRANE. would respectfully inform
WI those indebted to HIM by book account other
wise. that he desires speedy settlement of such lis
debtedness, and trusts they will cali on him for that
purpose without delay further notice.
He would also intern his friends and the public gen.
orally that he continues intends continue the bus
ness of
Saddle and Harness making
in all its branches at his old stand opposite Hawkins
hotel where he mayat all times be found ready to
those needing work in his line moderate and
modating TERMS
All work warranted to give satisfaction both as re-
CARDS the quality the stock used and the work
ship employed. Ypsilanti, Sept. TO- lS45. 33 3w
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

New and Splendid Millinary Goods.
NH ISIS F. NICHOLS, wishes TO inform the citizens
IvA OF Ypsanti and its vicinity that she has just
ceived from the East. splendid assortment Of
MLLLINARY GOODS.
which she will dispose of cheap for cash and ready pay
She has also procured good Foreman, by which the
Dressmaking business will be conducted with neat
ness and despatch.
O. Bonnets dressed in the neatest, latest and most
fashionable style.
N, B. All orders attended to without delay.
Ypsilanti, June IL, l845 1911.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

KHR. MOSES L. ESPERANCE. would inform his
VA friends, and the public generally. that he has
turned and resumed his business of House, Carriage
and Sign painting. He may be found at his shop op.
posite Hawkins Hotel, where he will be happy see
his former patrons. and all who may desire his service
Wednesday July Oath IS45.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

To say nothing Of the other department of his business
They all know he keeps the best assortment and tn
hest of
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Z II. = rI--a..,...a
rErcAprIFEIA. "a. n. !sls.


I,rroGrs The imports this port within The last
i-ty-elt heirS have been heavy. AnloHg The articles
:us ir no4ice 9s4 hhds ;rolas>e 2e2 ierces. and 1
barrels 1900 hhds sugar; 500 bales ccioT 6e5Ot0 and
$40 boxes Sega-s. with PORK, Hour, lard, u
FkcH H4yASA-Tile fast sailing bark EAzabeih
Captain Remington arrived Jas; evening IN nine days ion
Havana There Yss no OF importance the markets
remaining wilut material ehalse The United Staies
tsate Potomac, Capt John GvyHn was IN port VIXEN e
e sailed-ofiicers and all we'll The Elizabeth has
board the letter lsg TIC osae Squadron ard S6l9o
IN specie
I5Hx ~ RrAp-I hay. jos, ten Informed. by private st-
er received his afiernaoa froui " sStol M liz 4oHlE-
aiicn CT Jchr NJ. Read seat uPoa the Beaen Ci & >
sere cou.t oi m Unit- Stats, will col y cet,d ne-
der aEy- circumstances.
.o.an. u = oc!ock by WY %. A,bcT did met sTr'e Until
oclock tbs Gfc-rcu having oen oefacc N consequence
OF Z sliEh, zccsaea; 10 one OF the bridges.
THE Posi- O.FICE-SCUse 9: TIE seaifcGasf employed IN
the Padepn. Pos. Ocr hare tk-s rsat RfbEas his az
,sraoon my rsEarks 7e T7bts they Should %
so natural bot st have disposition 70 do injustice
will tbai Tie NesSFs- " hes-old hsads-ae window
Clerks and fact with csiy about ssrle - doZ.n e1ce
cG the pubic h.re conFlin; In ie tacs Of y iillaia
and Samuel White. The reonsieilIry ot i Post Oihsr n
measure rests William White would make capita Posi-
mister. What says tls- Pecpic'
sIoeEs-Tiie market today was lsss Em, and Prices
draore somewhat State IS oIErd and closed az III with
sles al the SecoBd Board Al "a which decline Of ifo
the closing nf yezi.rdaJ. To-monow They w proba
bly, sdSeace Yeksbug baas shares rcse & United States
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
SI-PRENE COrRl.


Among the recent decisions OF the Supreme Court are the
following
Co,irs Clerk and Clerk of CsGrtct CosnOa Peas-By
law enacted abcui years .ess ohee, were separate ana
Col uerapp0nted Clerk Of the Court OF Common PEAS
au County Court Mr. Conner the County Clerk. coutende
TINT By the Constitution the offices attached 10 each o,er and
that beins elected CouAty Clerk he also elected 10
tie Office Of Clerk OF the Common Pleas Sc The Supr nic
ssraatuy two offices be unconstitutional and VOID
(Vha cec; this Will have the proceedings OF the Court
that petot question: understand. OF seous IN
sort. =,
Sreft Cgauetlessrs Townsend x Co. contracted with
the CUrpo:aon 3 clean the streets Tor certain sum-
their contract years The succeeding Corporation. (c
moiority OF which Tammany declared the conu.tto be
rcscnded paving the Contractors or what had been dome
The Contractors afterwards sued ior their monthly bill ecar
ing had been 10 all the Of Providing oses ana
carts prepared 20 do the work. md should be paid
ngree1b the terms of their The case was cared
up WIT oi Error. 10 tie Supreme Court. wiich has >u'
tRincd the Corporation rcrdug the Contracts. There
u obligation on the OF the Contractors to do WORK Tor
years but counter obligation to the Corporation Ia EN-
poy them Tor that PERIOD The CITY Charter eaipowen INC
Common Council 20 employ cavenget, crincn r o clear
the streets removable nj pleasure On the ground the succec-
ine Corporation had n rsh i0 recind.
Gr1ofipn CiV Ta-MeSsrs. Smith y Mas'ersnn contrnc'ed
this eicc but when party completed, tue Stpoa-
ordered the work be stopped. The Contractor after
ward. sued in the Circuit Court OF this city 20 recover the value
of the properly hey woud have made the contact hnu
been allowed proceed and obnined verdict IN tcr
ivur for between SO go md sSO The was caTre,
cppenl the Supreme Court which body has set ASIDE
the verIct and ordered new ,rtni.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
THE TRIBUNE.
s.TIrRpaY MORNING, FEBRUARY z
WIG NOMINATION.
F0R .HAT0R,
DUDLEY SELDEN.
WIG MAYoRALTY CONVENTION.

The Wing City Convention for nominating
candidate for Mayor met last evening at the Broad
way House and organized by appointing AERAHAM
R. LAwkfScE, Esq. as Prssident, and j. L. LEI
rreTs OF the Second Ward and BENEpIcr LEWIS
of the Seventeenth Ward as SeGetG-ies.
Hon. MogRls FRANKLIN was thereupon nomina-
Ted and the nomination was unanimously respond
ed 10 with acclamauon. He however declining the
Convention proceeded 10 ballot, and on the fourth
balloting Hon. DUDLEY SELDEN was declared
the choice of the Convention. Mr.. Selden Is too
well known as man of eminent qualifications and
fearless independence of character to require any
fling 10 be said or his behalf He will unite the
forces and concentrate The strength Of the Wing
Party in the City OF New-York, and 1t remains
only for every Wing to stand TO his coloIs and
show that he is true TO the principles he processes
WHO MAYoRALTY CONVENTION 2l, ioi''
Reso're That the unanimous nomination Of Hon DO D.
LEY SELDES rs the Wing candidate for the Office o.
Mayor and his acceptance the be authenticated
by the ocers ard published in the Whr papers OF 'hs
(. City. ABRAHAM Il. LAWRENCE rfe''aen''
JonS L. LErrEErs, gecretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
COURT oE coMMoN Pleas.

Before JCDt.E lNCBAHAM
John Van W5rt Joseph WestictiOn under The lien
law, 10 recover OF AE, Wes, bali FOR materials, &c. fur
used the Contractor og block Of eish, houses Third 81.
bull, for ir. West By John aErol the contractor This
Price be paid >OO snd receipts OF wer to-
duced but shown that T. West had admitted that
h. sail owed Garrison $3.50 Si000 for extra work Yer
Gici io5 Plaintiff SiTi. b-iug amouGi OF claim.
For Plaintiff Mr. TomliEson. Fer Defendant Mr. E-waFd
Sanford.
Elisha Bloomer rs Joseph DISQUALIFICATION recover
deIpsrl contracted 1885, hut Mr. Burroughs removed Iaio
Ne,yJersey IS g which oOutensd, bars the statute
Of limitations. II c!sue tlt Mr. Burroughs has hn
frequently Newly of sace aud no: liable. Nerictior
Plaintiff > - which abou e9ull amount OF iniaFrs'
and principal
Charles r Nee rs George Nos-The plaatii! hll lded
% Gen Morris about year ssp the manuScrIt OF iae
called Amilearl, Or Adyeriures iG the Forest OF oG,ara
which manuscript, b. other became lost
Action of Trovrr brought The vsuc No Goa;
CONVERSION shown aud motion for amount Mas askei
for aud allowed the ground that action cr iro'e IN
For f,Iiauf Viz W j. Sinclair. FoE Defendant Messfs'
Eanchel : Drake
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
MARRIED.

=, so;h; b .ss Mayor w Smith OF fceu,nso Go o Ma.
& sSsh, BY Rev c. 6 son+r,, Thomas slosa to H.,,,
,y, ls,h by Rsv Mt sn,h. 1eAa G,lOer, to c.,oa, !,
29,b, by Rsy Dr.. Ferris Asher {. Haven. 10 Rles,
4; Bedford L. l.eeh, RcS.r, B Lefe,s to corur /.
ferts. - Ii
Al S,itee Isiand 2nih. John ". Sp4arue 10 li.,,.
A; Saratoga. rih; jehn Aio,t OF \ y TO Isars N;f ~
At Siillwa.eG ISih, james Speyr Elizabxta Ss5 "
Al Boston. W K RoigerS 70 Sarah L t'prr,-.
-ti S,itimo9. i,th. Thcs. H.. Bolster to Nsrr !. vs
l5;h, tico W. Ruckis ~ Sarah Eora - N'ai'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

B.ak eonIiure m ate Tsl e.ssHt bond. are aP to 70 r E
Fry BoGrd-S5t35 St,s 3s 1ft ,tes LehiSh IS ~: 10
Union Bank. Tennessee 81; 10 Wilmington itR ~ 100
Bank 81; Si2iG WiT1incton x IS - - e tein e"l
shiP Behk 2si. 3 Vicksb sbHs hi. do 6t ~ NeSefp ~
ClaiHefvil 81: 70 Lshash i9t s.sehl.'es b-h 80
Scsrs Bo.rt-s5s5s s;st- S. 2s ~ $50 DO, v -
81 80 Do sGs- "a. sci s. l@lei -. 10 tg H. 40.
1856 ;o; $40 Leiish iora-e L1s9 = ~ y iisilh
Ra.lfo various vsys. co DO 1d>. 22i - r:Hris Do
Tennessee SIS. Ja 10. 'l S " iiua-lpl
IsSs Jts -; S4ss0 Texas 5oaas s. = S2Vg9 : es S'''
81 isi.. ss-.- r,,,,,t,
CiaoG from Liverpool. sseTia'Nzf. >ic1gison ~
O-sars-rark f.ou!ss j R~fniaS:sn. from ftAti tl-I
r:4t Tlomrsoa WIippl~ tom \aa Lteils-b up
rr-ss Piiiir-s from Ntss Orleans: GhaWflon. buek'
mar %: Erie Baytoa. Boston Mass Tltnre, " iiNet
10: tI.eclH Benedict y Ieaas-sehrs b!itnefr StaIy,
y d i5ro y CfIe4a, 5t inst. lat 2 lon - eSey1eel
tremendous GALE iron, NV urirg which store brwats
- 49, bats sad ast deck load consisting Of y oaF-
rls ri 1o'ssses Sctr Richard, se!lsy ircn y O.is3ns
'rb,oe. E.vea Do peboli. Sn5blas do North Afoaa
miller Wiuiastor Nc Cz-eiiae Y siiden d9i iIe.sS
F-eksoE a.: A;thel Cnrrelius, h3dderi y GFk:
isynteT Aitss5ou Do; Elizabeth. Wiley Do; 3 SSolg
tsr1px d.: Commerce johnson de- AnGeline = h9HS
80. shannon WASHINGTON y {; Ceroline Baker. flick y
fnrk-Ste1In-r Express, Wlildsn hsTesion =
f,Iesrgf T'4ss .lfeI-eon.->hip tu.h3st blE'- .NeN
Cr7ps sen. Jsck DoWuIa- HsSSsPa, b2itIInors Sts4h
-. r + .oelioa. Iayrala Bal;imo7e Cumbsrlaad- Col
maEy, Do. .z-<-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
DIED,

On Friday. Feb ,2ls,. ELIZABETH, oaly pas,s.., \,
John and EliTsbe,h DenHy aged 70 mouths '"''' e
The relatycS and friends Of the lsrniiV ,pd Al, IT,
bcr Of the orirn,a Lodge requested to attend b
Sunday afternoon az O'Clock, a, ber residence ~ "a
Greenwich s;. ~ ~
On Friday. FEB 2!st, Ms. PHEBE HARRINGTON
aged 50 years ~
yiied attend the apeTsi. without farther a,s,ios %
day morning a. 10 oclsek from ths rrsidcaea cf kr -
Chsscn w. Ryder, LiyinssoR 81 the 2nd hoass -,
Smith street BROOKLYN. Ne|
Igih Mss Jane Mcdonald. 81.
2ush, NbJr Richardson. -
2lth, William FIgley %.
2ch Nrs Bridget NcDefmctt
?cth Mrs Jeunet, Jarvis
Al Boston len. Mrs Peiy SAcy. IS: 18th, Ms R,,h
Nclcher. -; i7Jh. Mrs El,lSetl Eyerctt g
At MARSHALL Mich. 9th George Srerensoc of 1lh,s
At W ashrg,cH. Ieth Mrs DoEotheA Wales. 70
4, New London CT. 10th. Hon CodAington billiss, q
Drowned in l9th, Chlfies Snckes, sailor tSsg,rt
70 ship \ ? Tallma6se.
4: bermuda 2,i San John to'slef late OF ,his eiry
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

Cg5- TIE PRESENT WARM WrArHfr Is certainly
very remarkable The all mid and the sun looks down
upon us with genial glow is his wont in April or
May one can hardly realize at it is only little more
than fortnight since visited by one OF the se-
vcres, snow storms ever known this climate. Wei, we
suppose the Weather. like every thing else is privileged to
be odd now and tlei though It's prhs n every body
with astonisment. few daysmorc such we have en-
joyed the present week. and the River win be open to A.
bany Already boat is advertised to run to yerplancks
Point
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
u 5 nIsrRIcT corRT.

Before Judge 5FrTs.
The 1fed States quantity OF muslin enbrodety fu-
-e, Ioly claimant gooswsre imported iFcul tiaGce
and ejJed nu the ground of false INVOICE Bonds We're gsenlo
tb. ssS now The fysue The defence thai the
v - was based on the prce paid for the goods al Nancy.
81, n,ils from Par and that the Vas oa the
So .ra n ,n, clnealei on behafo The tulei States,
that The GOODS were voice 20 w cent below then value
Verdict declaring the goods to be forfeited, and ter value es
1tei nj 50 SO CThis the r>t which the
Government has cbtained verdict iot the last two ears.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

Mr.. HJDSON'S SECOND LECTJ RE-
Mr.. EIuison's Lecture on Shakespeare last even
ing was even more anii.hetical than the preceding
the two members of his sentences flying up and
down Ike fail in a barn. The treatment OF the
play of Macbeth was highly originals as II the ira
sedy had been purse Of dollars. every one OF
which the lecturer was determined TO have, and
which, could on be come at by process ofshalins;
each sentence a Comedy OF ErroIs-two DIofntos
hunting two meanings as Masters. The lecture Is
A tiiting match; two thoughtS-one an error. one
trufh-weighing each other TIL tie bubble error
bursts and the solid truth thynps TO the ground.
Nh. Hndson,s manner. about which so much has
been said does not seem 50 peculiar after the spec
tafor is little used To il L mas been called an al
fec,aron in some quarters; IS 50 only so Tar as 1t
is different from the common style ot ora'ory-oHe
of those manners which are born with us.
If the room could be better ventilated, and no;
so hot, ii would 0c far more agreeable
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
rnREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
AZ Prrpaipcn 2st uii bark Nanroo. Cole for FhilaGei
mia 10 ds: hrs Lcper DO arrived days previous:
unbefianj Fhps do, arrived about 18th, WITH oss OF
Ns.saa, y p Jan i-arired scirs Star York Herald,
Bax lawrence, Copeland days from Yo. arrived
n. St l;rorzes ~ INST
Ian n 49, loo g So passed large Am ship steering
E.Asr had y York on her stern.
FEB lat d a. loo 40 30 blowing Lrsmenaeas gale passed
yaIdafrTlrds be lying wihbesd SAILS all Tying,
6at could reader h,r no assistance.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

~ The Courier, dss Flats Jai5 SPOTS the romantic
story of the Mirror respecting tie ycuns Spaniard Aida
ma, who Killed himself in Barclay street few days aso
1t seems tha; he had followed Of dissipation and
>quandcred In one year some aaeen twenty thousand
dollars His father q; leng III him 70 NerYork. OFT an
allowance Of $50 month. The aror Of liz attachment
Tor youg lady in Havana III Rot prevent HIM from keep
Ing mistress in Ney, York. or from induls.n in excesses
which i!d him neither good nor credit.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

o. No little speculation was excited in Wall
stree, yesterday by the perseverng efforts of COW
and cali, who stood there grdyely through business
hours Hiswell known that this celebrated ground
is TIE chosen resort of "lame ducks" & bulls and
bears" but the introduction OF this new class of
"stock," ii is thought, may have considerable eff
fec: on Guano" and the other faucies
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
THE PROSPECTS FOR ANNEXATION, ETC
From the Editor
wAanGrcy Thursday Eve
%


have JUS. arrived here, and my irst impressions
may be erroneou-l fervently hope they may be
but do re1tIv far tiat the Trrs iHiqifty IS des-
tined to triumph b,fore tte close Of the Session
gather this from the looks as much as the words Of
the hnndred acquaintances OF ali parties whom
have uetwlrhin the last TWO ohours-romih ihe eXuita-
ton and confidence of The Annexaionists the hesl-
tation and dis,rust of our friends hear that SOFT
of compromise or juggle has been effected win
Benton and the New YoTkers, by winch Benton :
bill is 10 be piled upon the House resolutions, and
both nut through together, IN such manner ss 10
give Benton an excuse for retreating from the
honorable position which he has not the virtue to
maintain. Senator lNe1ict, It IS now known, mas
gone over bodily to the enemy, making third iig
vote for Annexation, (Henderson, Foster, AeHcS;j
while 3Ir. Psarce of Nd from whom nothing was
feared. has gone home, and ii IS thought viii not De
here whenthe vote is taken. Il, then, Benion Is whip
ped in and Tcppaa and Alien ofohio Tor Allen oniy)
can be induced to violate the solemn and explicit
Instructions Of Ohio against Annexation, the deed
is done. Dir OF cur State, Is expected. will vote
for ii If Benton does while from Dickinson nothing
is or should be hoped. am even confidently as
sured that SRas Wright has gwen in his adhesion
to the new juu,ble of bill AID resolution, and that
his influence is put forth 10 carry IL More tc-
morrow.
The Postage Reform bill is in eatdanger. No
thing is deemed CT any account here bat Polk,
Texas and the Spells. Sadly, II. G..
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

acy- There is considerable iiresnlarity in the ar
rival of the Southern Mail, whichis due at3o'c'ock
P. NJ !; sometimes it is in at hafpast 3, sometimes
at :, and sometimes at bali past l.
We understand there was much complaint among
the merchants on Thursday, on account OF the non
delivery of letters which came by the steamship
until p M-the mail having arrived by 10 A. M.
We learn that letters brought through by Harnden
X Co were delivered at Ii A. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

fe Trial OF ssrnuel ,4r,s has been concluded
The testimony addaeed yesterday compelled 10 omit
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

The CuERoxEgs-John Res, principal CLiet.
Richsrd Taylor John LooHey, william 5. Cccieg, Aaron
Price Moses Daniel r Walker and john Spears have bten
appointed delegation BY the National Council OF the
Cherokee ntians ard directed proceed 10 his city with
ON; del,v wh full powers 10 negotiate treaty thst VIII
l-sr. and settle MI matters which opeu betHce!
,hcr pcople and The Government; of ;ac Upiiei States
~ rNlioual Intelit.cucsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

= u Advertiseneais IlslrIld IN ilLs paper appear
both in The Morning and in he Evening Edition.
T4oTig -i6rertissrs-rot 10 exceed IL lines w;:h
privilege q renewing advertisements at plea
sure, payable quarterly or half yearly in ad-
vance, -. $40 60
Advertisements Inserted IN the WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
cents line for the ss; Insertion and cents each
subsequen, Insertion.
~ Al Advertisements intended far insertion in Monday
mornings paper must be handed on Saturday the
publishing Office is closed on Sundays.
orlce Nc, 80 Am street until the ist of May.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-22

Is We learn item the Nashville Wing that ,dr.
Doxx1soS Charge dtes OF the unitei sia:es 70 Tex
IS arrived :. Nashville ;iie le;h inst