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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-03-11
NJ ILLINA RY
AND
Dire SIS m a king.

TIME Subscriber would respec fully give notice to
IL the Ladies of Ypsisanti and vicinity that she has
established herself the above bust ness in all it's
v arous branches of Fancy and Plain work, at the
rooms lately occupied by Miss II. Row lie above Lar
zelere's block.
She Aatters herself that her former experience in
the business together with her facilities for procuring
at stated periods the latest styles and fashions will
secure her moderate share of patronage.
F. d. BRYAN
Ypsilanti March 9, 1916. lI0tf
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common schools, he would have been without Cd
ucstion: Of the Chief Justice Of this Stae. and
other great men who had benefited and honored
their country.
Mr.. Scot, opposed the amendment, and Mr..
Lamb replied that If the amendment was no: adop.
ted he would pledge himself to bring to the mex,
Legislature $4,000 names in favor of the provision
and two thirds Of the ciizens of the gen;lema,,'s
own village.
The amendment Zone dollar for each scholar)
was adopted.
A long discussion ensued on an amendment com
pellng districts plant trees around school hous-
es Mr.. Lamb took lutte part. The provision
was adopted.
The rest Of the afternoon was passed in dis
cussing the mode Of appointing regents of the Uni
versity aud other topics in connection with tina,
institution. But without coming to any vote the
committee rose aud the House adjourned.
March 4th
On motion Of Mr. Walker, the bill to sell the
Central railroad was taken up.
Mr.. Noble offered an amendment making the
President, directors stockholders jointly. severay
and Individually liable; which was adopted by the
vote:
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REMOVAL.
TENHE undersigned has removed his stock of
II Goods 10 the new Store recently occupied
by Miliinglon & Hill, where he will be pleased to
see his oldcustoners and as many new ones as
may favor him with call. He pledges himself
to sell goods upon as good terms as any establish
ment ia this pace.
ALLEN BUCK.
Ypsilan, Felmarv z. 1916. 3w
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To whom all these Presents shall Come

10 whom all these Presents shall Come
FuNHIS is to Gritty that we Joshua French, of the
Il ty of Troy and State of New York, and Arch-
bald A. Davis, ofWorceser, and Everett v. Otis. of
the city of Boston and state OF Massachusetts, have
greed to form limited partnership pursuant to the
provisions of title first, chapter FOUR part second Of
the Revised Statutes of the State of New York;
that such partnership is to be conducted under the
firm OF French and Davis: that the general of
the business 10 be transacted by said partnership is the
purchase and sale of Flour Grain, Provisions, and
Merchandise generally, and also ct general
Commission business, with all the usual appendages,
that the said Joshua French and the said Archibald A.
Davis the general partners and the said Everett
" OTIS, is the special partner, and the said Everett "
Ots as such special partner has contributed 10 The
common stock of The said partner ship, the sum of
twenty five thousand dollars in cas- h. That the prn-
cpal place OF business OF sold partnership is in the city
OF Troy; and that the said partnership is commence
on the sixth day ofJanuary, thousand eight hun.
dred and forty six and terminates the expiration OF
three years from the date hereof
Given under hands at The city of Troy the sixth
day OF January, thousand eight hundred and forty
six.
JOSHUA FRENCH.
EVERETT v. OTIS.
ARCHIBALD A. DAVIS,
Let the notice required by law in the foregoing mat
ter be published in the newspapers printed In tne cry
OF Troy, called the Daily Northern Budget and Daiy
Wing. January 9th. 1886
l4m Clerk of RENSSELAER, County
HOOLSCAP and LETTER PAPER by the
Ream or Quire for sale low by
Ypsi lauti November Is. 1s45
MON e Y
YWVHE Subscriber will pay CASH and the
II. highest price for CORN and KiEc
EDMUNDS g. Co.
Ypsilanti, Dec. 20 1643. u
HDROKE into my incIosure. on or ABOUT Tue
a first Of November las, ore pair Of working
cattle about IL or Is years of age. one brown OK
with white face, piece cut out OF the rign, ear
and crop off the left; the other hgh' RED OK
with brocke face. with the same marks.
ALONZO MARKHAM
Augusta, January 18th. 1916. ew %
~LARKS COMMENTARY, barnes no'es
~ on The New Testament and job, Aooo's
notes with the New Testament just received and
for sale oy =. oAmoON'
YpsiIauli, November %, le45. 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25
Sirafson,s Office.

SsE1SGs
MO. 5, SOUTH 70 UR TIE E " TIL
IN STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Schemes for the Week.
Drap1ng recstped every day al O'clock p. M.
Drawn Nos of Leesburg, No. 40, Aug "a:
IA 5 IS CT Is 90 % 40 a 81 SO 40 80 rs
Ticket Nos. IS 81, prize of 800. sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, Glass rs Aug. ? ,:
d 60 10 20 81 Sc 40 So 81 81 69.
Whole Ticket Nos % 81 Go, a CAPITAL, sold
and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, Glass SO, Aug. % /:
IS 43 80 25 81 73 70 l 90 % 16 so.
10000 Dollars! 10000!
Tuesday-New Jersey, No. y. Capitals
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 2,49O, 20 OF 1000,
&C. rs Mes, - drawn. Tickets So; halves 2
so; quarters 25.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
$40, 600, 10000, $500, 1000, 10 OF 1000, SC.
66 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SIS; halves 2 so;
- $4,000 Dollars! 1900 Dollars!
Thursday-New Jersey, v. Capitals: $685.
600, 1900 1000, 1000, l,475, 10 OF $500, 10
OF 1000. &C. 10 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets So;
halves a; qrs.2
Friday Monongalia, 49, Capitals $4,000,
of j, 900, cog, &c. 75Nos., IL drawn. Tickets
81; halves So cts; qrs. % cts
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly anendedto anddrawings sent when re.
oues,ed. Please address orders TO
1N N. sTRATTON,
Aug. "a Richmond. Va.
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Pleasure Excursion
FROM WALKERTOWN TO OLD POM
COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTS
hfnIITI AND CapE HENRY

FROM WALkERTOWNTO OLD POINT
COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH AND CAPE HENRY.
CAPT. JAMES HENDERSON, with view
~ 10 afford his friends and acqnainlances in
King and Queen, and King William counties,
an opportunity OF visiting Old Point, Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Gospor Navy Yard, Cape Henry.
and other points on the Sea Board, has chartered
the splendid STEAMER JEWESS, Captain
Thomas SUrToN, for an excursion 10 and from
the above named places.
The Jewess will leave Norfolk on Saturday,
The 5lh OF SEPTEMBER, al s o'clock, A. NJ, for
Walkertown, and, returning, she will leave Wal
kerlown, for Old Point and Norfolk, on Monday,
the 7th of September, al o'clock, A. NJ.
On Tuesday afternoon the Jewess will make
an excursion to Old Point and Cape Henry,
leaving Norfolk al o'clock, P. M.
On Wednesday, al 8 o'clock, A. NJ, she will
return to Walkertown.
She will receive and land passengers going and
returning, at Gloucester Point and other inter-
mediate landings, on The York and Mataponi RI
vers.
sJ A Band of Music will be on board, and
every effort will be used by Caps. Henderson
and Sutton to render the Trip in every respect one
OF pleasure.
Tickets for the Trip round, "a 90
Tickets to 60 or 10 return, s OO
Meals on Board, 25 cents.
Norfolk, Aug 25, lS46-dtd
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conrcile .na The Volunteer Companies Of 'uI :
c;,v he baIaIinn being under The command VI
Cam Can + + Ferguson, a salute being fred o. d
Attachment Of The n. L. A. Blues. The sP'sn-
d od pin u Band under the lead Mr. Bloom
Cal, hssde ,t me nroces,icn. The Presided! was
mem e Escorted t 10 quarters prepared Tor him a.
Blacks National Hotel, where the party Pariook
Of sup"ons rspss prepare, i. M 4. s Gss.
mon Councils as Vice Presidents. The PIe ST.
dent and suite embarked a, half past ocloG pn ~
Old Point, in The splendid steamer Cnris rem ;,S
which was chartered for the occasion Dy 'ie WY
authorities
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Co1nmission Business.

nHE undersigned continues The business here
,ofore conducted by Minge g. Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and flrm'
and sol,s,ts The patronage Of his friends and ac-
ouain,ances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion of Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention to their Interests, and all Inc gene
E, n len wears experience in selling the staple OF
anr State COLLIER Fl. MINGE,
WI Mobile, Alabama.
n Refers TO: Gen. John b. Cooke, Edmund
RUM. Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mupd Christian, John Marshall, Dr.. John minge,
and D. C. Randolph. Virginia.
April ai-d&c6m
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MAXINE JOURNAL
PORT OF RICHM ID.
-----------------
.iigh Wafer this dav, a, 81 o'clock, P. NJ.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahonlas, Holinsshead, Baltimore.
Scbr. Agcnoria, Herrick, Lubec, plaster 10 Ran
kin, Whilock 4 Roysler
Schr. SIias Cane, Johnson, Sandwich.
SAILED,
British big Lalla Rookh, Burrows, Gibraltar.
Scnr. Union, rInenes, rnIIaueipna.
Schr John Wesley, Harvey, Troy.
BALTIMORE, August 2i.-Cleared, schr.
Spray, Hoilingsnead, Tor Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond.
NEW YORK, August 23-Cleared, schr;
Eliza Lawton, Ame; Pocahonlas, Smack, and
Pauxent, Hill, for Richmond; also, schr. Bill
liant, Hill. Tor City Point.
NORFOLK, August 23-sailed, schr. John
Smmonds, Small Tor Richmond.
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New Fall Dvy Goods.

T WILLINGHAM, No. 50 Main street, IS
j . now receiving and opening his stock OF new
Fall Goods, TO which he respectfully invites the
attention of his customers and The trade general
l., Auousf O5-d&clm
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rAn1rrs old AND NEW.

a
To sbow how little thought our ancestors OF
"oralec,iou." we extract the following curious m
formation from The Charleston Mercury. we
have no room for the details Of the new Iar'''
but lbey NAV be easily found in the bill which we
have published:
The Washington correspondent oil me EyenlH &
Post gives spirited sketch OF that monster OF
modern legislation Tariff OF Io4S, over
whose demise The Wings have made such dlsma,
howinss. Let The reader run over me i.elDs, anu
,hen tn1n with rs 10 the Tariff, which was OF
force at the port of Charleston, on Inc lI'n ~ y:
Anil I7sS. We name that dale, because II IS
The dale of number OF the City Gazette now ~
ing before US, containing prices current ana
rates of duty. :.
, "I"" Dr. ner oaI 4d.
9ni nap.n 3D.
Brandy, Wines cordials, &C., OF France
n, fpar,na,I nor GALLON Sd.
~ S n.'ms ner calm 3d.
Brown and clayed Sugars, other than Bill :,
Vehicles, Plate, Jewellry, &C., 10 per cent.
on the first cost.
Ready made Clothing and Manufactures OF
Leather, =
Non-enumeraied articles 3p.c.
Is il wonderful that under the one system
Charleston grew rich, and under the other grew
poor
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Wortham's once,
MO. T. EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.

IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TODAY.
Splendid Scheme !-Capitals 10000 Dollars
and I0,OCO-New Jersey State Lottery, Glass
No. 7o-drawing comes 10 hand per mai! TO-
day. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, COCO, 5000,
400. 20 OF 900, 20 Of 400, 20 Of 200, l55 Of
$50. &c. rs Nos, and u drawn ballots. Tick
els ); shares 10 proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
Delaware State, Glass No. 81. Drawing re-
cevec per ma 10 morrow. Capitals 2 of 3d.
600, $500, 1900, 10 of 1000, 90 Of 200, % Of
$50, 20 of l25, 81 of 100, &c. sc No. Lottery,
and / drawn ballots. Tickets S; shares in pro-
portion.
Lotteries to he Drawn at Alexandria Soon,
August 2s,h-Alexabdria Lottery, Glass No.
$4,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 3,255. 1900,
1000, 300, 1900, 700, 500, 10 Of 1900 &c.
Tickets TO-
gTAll orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums OF s. or more, al This Office, without
charge Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Aug. "a Richmond Va.
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We would call The attention of persons in want
of good and cheap lands, to the advertisements in
our paper today, by James H. Piper, Acting
Commissioner OF the Land Office, of extensive
land sales in Arkansas, Florida and Missouri.
The snboined number OF acres Of land, in The
States and Territories enumerated, are 10 be Of
tered at public sale. by the proclamalions of The
praeidpnt VIZ.
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NOTICE no PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 The right OF pre-emp-
lion 10 any land within The limits oil the town
ships and parts OF townships above enumerated
;s reonired 10 establish the same TO the satisfac-
lion OF the Register and Receiver OF The proper
land Office, and make payment therefor, as soon
as rraetieablc after seeing this notice and before
the day appointed for the commencement OF the
public sale OF the lands embracing the tract
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JAMES II. PIPER.
Aeting Com. NJ tdc General Land O4ee.
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NEW YORK MARkETS-Aus
DI + D..

DI ED.
Died, suddenly Al his residence, in Hcnrco county,
on the morning Il the 18th August, Mr. JAS OLIVER
BaEEDEN, III th- 3oih year OF his age, leaving whe,
.iy children an aged mother and numerous relatives
and friends 10 weep for MS sudden and unexpected de-
p.itnre fond md aflectinnatr husband and iaicr
dr4l.n. son. and kind nrighaor. lie lived aud ceh
Consistent and Iaihiu member OF The baptist Ihuic
X The friends and acquaintances Of Mrs MANY
Jones wife OF Mr. ArcleIaus Hughes, are invited 10
attend her funeral from the residence .! her husnihu,
on Tuesday morning. the 18th August, at III o'clock
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We find in the papers some additional Me

We find in the papers some additional Mexi-
can items:
Col. Antonio Martinez had got up counter
revenue revolution in Topic, in favor oil reso-
ring affairs 10 their former state and recognizing
the Supreme Government On The 10Th OF July
an action took place near the city OF Mexico, be-
tween the troops Of Pilzozin and Torres, and those
of The Government in which The former were en-
tirelv routed, with The loss of eleven killed and
wounded. Don Anlonia SOFA, first Judge OF
Acapulco, had been condemned TO be deprived OF
Office for being engaged in smuggling tobacco
The garrison Of Tampico had been reinforced by
a battalion OF troops.
A letter from Havana Of August 9Th, in The
New York Evening Post, says:
"The English steamer arrived here on the 9Th
August, from Vera Cruz brought US intelligence
Of pronuncameno, in Vera Cruz, in favor Of
Santa Anna and Fl Sor Haroy Tamariz, who
was Minister de Hacienda, during The admins
iraion of Santa Anna, arrived from Charleston
on The 4lh August, in the American steamer
Charleston, which vessel he paid So 500 10 bring
him here.
"San;a Anna endeavored yesterday 10 Dego-
liate with some merchants here for ammunition
and arms 10 the amount OF 100000, 10 be sent
or not canno, say.
ale has to-day chartered the English steamer
Arab 10 lake him 10 Vera Cruz have just seen
him embark The vessel is 10 sail tonight al IL
O'Clock. having permission from The Governor 10
90 oa, al ,ha, hour. The Arab cleared at the
custom house Tor Sisal What is Uncle Sam
ahour-snendng money and wasting lime? One
good crack on The knowledge box OF those Alexi-
cans now would settle The business"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

An officer o.he navy in writing about the ski q
mish in whic the Princeton was ehgage' ", .,'e
9Th ul,., says "The Princeton IS canea ~ ..J
Mexicans lhl' Yankee Devil, ana IS consiue Leu
as being endowed with SOIL oil uolqu''y liom w
being everywhere, al least where lney uon s, ma
her. This Watering party OF ours VII, na'a tay ber
minish their rssecl for her-cer!ainiy ho' 'oi ~
shell and hall pnci;cen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

FROM THE PNlFIC.-Thc Exchange
Reading Rooms (say the Baltimore SUM are IN
receipt of advice. overland, from Lima, to the
lllh July.
General Castillo. administration was progress
sing quietly, and thrp was every prospect oil or
der and tranquility icing preserved. u
The Republic Of Bolivia was also ooing wen.
News Of the war with Mexico had reached both
Valparaiso and Lima, by The steamer Ecuador
from Panama, which now runs monthly oeI~een
Thai nort and Callao. leaving the former on The
Odd or 24!h. and reaching the latter on The 9TH OF
the following month The U. S. frgae Consliu-
ton arrived al Valparaiso, from Mazatlan, on the
lllh June, and sailed gain on the 1911, Tor Inc
United States.
Gen. Bulnes had ben reelected President oil
Chill Tor five years without opposition. congress
mel on The Isl of June. Don Mariana t.sa "a, an
eminent Senator and Privy Counsellor, died sud-
denly or The 10Th June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25
THE PRESIDENT AT NORFOLK.

THE PRESIDENT AT NORFOLK.
We take from the Beacon fuller sketch Of
the spirited and laudable hospitality, with which
the good old city Of Norfolk welcomed the Presi-
den, on Friday last.
"The Presiden, and Mrs. Polk, Miss Rucker
MIR. and Mrs Mcneil, COL Toiten Col. De Russy
Gen. Brooke, Maj Miller and The Hon. MIR.
peterborough, of Flo.ida, came up from Old
Point abou, IL o'clock, yesterday, in The United
States steamer Engineer, Lieut.. Com. Pennock.
A salute was fred BY the U. s. Revenue Gutter
Madison. Capt. Polk lying in our harbor, as the
Engineer passed up 10 The Navy Yard. The Pre-
sident and suit first visited The big ship Pennsyl
yania, on board Of which splendid national YES
SCI they were received by Capt. Slrbbling and his
officers with the usual honors md saiutes 10th on
their arrival and departure. The President neA
visited the Dry Dock and Navy Yard, and then
partoos of a handsome collation. al The residence
Of Com Wilkinson, The commandan! OF The yard
In compliance with the invitation of the cor
porae authorities. The President and suite visited
Norfolk at about halt-past o'clock, and upon
| landing was me, al the wharf BY the Mayor oil
the city, the Court, The Select and Common
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

BONE MUSICALS we started The subject, we
deem proper 10 give place 10 the following fruit
Of the Shakespearian lore of the Norfolk Herald
"Some of The papers are discussing the anlqui-
ty OF bone caslanels. One supposes them to be
The invention et Dandy Jim;" and another ira
ces them as far ack as The American revolution,
when black servant OF Gen. Mason used to
amuse himself and disturb his masters repose BY
rauling pieces Of beef ibis in The manner Of cas-
ianets Tut! they are as old az the days OF Nick
Bottom, who, when sol cited by The infatuated Fai-
nv Queen TO LEI her lu his senses 10 repose BY
sweet music, said, ave reasonable good ear in
music, lei US have The longs and The Jones" The
toags was probably a substitute for hr triangle,
but producing graver and mellower sound"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

Alexander Wilson, Of Louisiana, who fired a
revolver al his sister and cousin al The City Hole
New York, was on Saturday last bound over BY
Justice Drinker, Of New York, in the sum Of
- 500. for his appearance al Court
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1O,446,SlS

OIdT IU,44O,oIo
Il is said that mineral lands, under The special
act Of Congress, will be proclaimed in The course
Of two or three weeks, on the receipt OF the re-
ports recently required from the land officers.
They are as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

EXPENSIVE RIOTS.-There has been paid
GU, Of the treasury of Philadelphia county the
large sum of S7,767 81 fer The pay of troops en-
plooed in The Southwark riots in 1914. The
judgments paid for damages during the riots in
July, 1914, in Kensingion, amount 10 S23, 42l 60,
making in all The sum Of S3l ISL 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

MOB LAW IL oHlO.-!n Mercer county
Ohio there are seeral large settlements COM
posed entirely of Zee cOlored families In n, This his
county was the mention OF me executors ~
will Of John Randolph TO setlle ms a ,'unn,y
slaves to The numbe OF one nuna.eu anu w., ~
but after purchasngland and conveying , n, mo 10
il, the white settlers riused to allow .he ~, ~ nm
possession. We nov learn from the Daily pay-
tonian, that meetilg of the while .eItelI mas
been held, and resolutions adopted 10 eSpel anne
free blacks from The ounly, and II is ieareu ina.
if il cannot he accom- pished peaceably, mob law
will be Iesorled 10 10 eject the object
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

DIGGER,s PRIZE OFFICE, Basement, Rooms, Ea-
- eie lIots
For To. Day MISUNDERSTANDING ecelvedby Northern
mail prz4s SOS 0a0 1000, 900. ?, $780, 2,0UG, ,a47
of .alD of 1000, &c. Is Nos, u drawn. Tickets
Ss-shares in proportion.
Aso-s7 500, 20 of 900, 400, 800, etc. IS Nos, u
drawn. Nholes s. 5D-shaIes IN proportion. sales
foY ais BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, l6i:
GO "a 20 50 Ii - SIS &c 90 6 - IS 90 . 2l.
10 So GO, another Capital, sold by BIGGER
Grond Consolidated, Glass No. 81
20 1s So 10 Is - ~ % II % so 2
Delaware, Glass 20I:
rs 81 8 : Al SO Sc II 80 s. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

The venerable President Day of Yals College
has resigned his Office. The vacancy has been
supplied by electing Professor Woolsey to The
Presidency ofthal institution. He has asked time
to consider whether he will accept.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. AUGUST III.


TCBACCO.-Prices continue downward
We quote Tugs ST. 20 TO so; common leaf 9 Is
10 81; middlns3 SOTO 4 so; good 10 fine s 90 10
so.
FLOuR-s4to4 IL. Some new country in,
retailing al 4 IS.
CORN-Market dull-50c al 90 days, and
that only ior snail quantities, say 1000 or 1000
bushels.
OATS-Nore arriving.
WHEAT-s0 a 80 cents general sales-a ,s-
ru choics article might bring something more.
NEW YORK MARkETS-Aus y.
Sales OF Gotten 500 bales, prices firm.
But lille doing in Flour-5O0 bb's. good &C.
nesee which had been out in The rain, sold al 81.
60OO BUSH Michigan Wheat sold al about w
CTS. Corn rather better-4,O00 bnsh NJ O. sold
at 52i CT. WI, and for good parcel OF Western So
was offered, all for the Eastern and home market
Oats 90 a 30 cs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

MANAGERS oHFIcE.-D. PAINE & CO., Rich
lfl mond, Virginia.
Far mi. Ey.njnp-s2, 600, 1000 1000, 2snO, 1000.
az of aOA, Of 900, 10 Of $40, &c 10 Nos II
drawn. Tickets IS.
Alscs7 500. - Of 600, 400 40, 900, etc. 70 Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets 81 81.
Drawn Nos of Grand Consolidated, Extra Lass
70 as 4 Is IS 81 Sc 10 - ~ "a 20
Drawing OF Delaware, Class 1897
IS 80 20 3e5 rs 80 IS 81 70 s..
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, lG4:
GO IS 10 50 IL 70 SIS 46 SO IL IS 90 - 81
Drawn Nos, If Grand Conso dated Lottery, Class "a,
46 S 7s 81 ~ Is 70 ~ 20 10 70 50 9.
Ticket, Nos. AZ so 70, $500, sold and pa,d oy
Drawn Nos of Delaware, 20l:
IS 81 8 : a 80 Sc IL 80 30 IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25

TTALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY FOR
Y RENT.-Will be rented on the premises.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON. September the
lsi at o'clock, Tor one year, The Wharf proper
~ al Rockets known as "Ludlam's Wharves."
HENRY LUDLAM,
Acting Ex'or ofesta,e OF Lewis Ludlam, dec.
Auc o4-ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-25
Correspondence Of the BaltIm ns . o . 4

We had rather evere steamboat accident to-
day. T Tae ssfa pamso chartered BY G0i
SsIe enc F 10 sss ss~ York This
on leaving The wbrt for The arsena, "i bo,, ave
company OF Lads on board stay s, uoM s and
way, which allowed the escape OF the steam, 10 anu ~
caused great fris, among The passengers en- sra
FraIush The enfneer, and Rich'd Iay'of' r'e'
man; were dangerously scalded.