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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-06-17
From the N. o. Plcayune May 80.
E IGHT DAYS LATER FROM RIO
CQANnE

The steamship Galveston arrived last evening
from Brasos Santiago,w which place she left on the
9Th inst. She brings confirmation Vi the news
brought by the Telegraph.
VA the t7h inst, large portion of Gen. Tay-
Tor army moved up the river for the purpose Of
crossing, Gen. L. remaining at The fortihcation
with about three hundred men. As the army were
seen by the Mexicans on the Opposite side leave
the encampment and approach the ford. Arsta
sent flag o. truce to Gen. Taylor requesting an
armistice of six weeks giving as reason Tor hts
request, that he desired 10 communicate with his
government. Gen. Il. answered, that he would
give him tlll o'clock the next morning 20 evacu.
ate the city of Matamoros, and would permit him
TO take the public property under his charge. The
flag then returned. o. the next day, Qhe 18th. J
the army crossed on A BATS Of their own co ,sruc-
ton, and the bodies of wagons eau ked. The pas
sage was made about four miles above Fort
Brown.
On arriving at the city, il discovered that
Arista with his forces had departed, leaving
only the mounted batteries. All the mortars and
such ofthe military apparatus as could be moved
i, their haste to escape, thrown into The
wells. party of our army Went out to recon-
noiire Immediately after the entrance Of Maiamo.
ros, and overt ook portion of the retrealng Mex
scans, twenty two of whom were taken prisoners.
II is understood that Arisla's Head Quarters are
San Fernando, about ninety miles distant from
Matamoros.
Gen. Taylor issued orders to his army moi TO
take any thug from the Inhabitants, without pay
ing the full value. The citizens Of Ma,amoros
are permitted To transact b1siuoss as usual, with
the exception OF selling strong drinks. Commo-
dore Conner with most of his squadron has gone
to Pensacola to refir and reinforce before making
abe attack upon Vera Cruz, intending to bring
with him two or three line Of battle ships.
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Look Out For Fires:

The late destructive Fres in different places tn rough
country should warn all be prepared for the
devouring element. The subscribers agents of the
Hartford Fire Insurance, and the Columbus (Ohio }
Fire and Marine Insurance companys are prepared
issue policies without delay upon all descriptions
property, both in the Village and County, and on goods
Wares and Merchandise in transitu upon Lakes, Ga
nal and Rivers.
NORRIS & FOLLETft
Ypsilant Aug. 6. ls45. 2stf
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Old Cider Vinega
Depot Boot and s hoe
STORE.
J. II. & W. H. PHILLIPS.

J. ii. Il W. H. PHILLIPS.
VTTOULD Respectfully announce to the citizens oil
wv Ypsianti and vicinity that they prepared
10 manufacture 30 OTIS d. Shoes in the most ap-
proved fashionable style having recently received from
the large and well selected of Leath.
of the best quality. They feel confident that they
can give general satisfaction. Among their stock OF
Leather may be found Philadelphia and French Calf.
skins, Upper Leather, Sole patney and slaughtered
Kips. They will manufacture thick boots for $2.75
and all other work proportion. Hides and trade ia
ken. :. IL d W. II. PHILLIPS.
YpsiJanti, Depot Nay 81, 1916. I22 I'm.
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Mackenzie's Tonic Febrifuge,

yEVHIS invaluable medicine has been in use for
u than eight years. a certain, speedy and
safe cure for the Ague and Fever. Dumb Ague. chill
or Intermittant Fevers The steady aud increasing
demand. with the universal success attending its use
has gained for it reputation unsurpassed by any other
medicine For the above diseases,
1T STANDS UNRlVALLED.
Emgrants and others who travelling west, with
tho vino reside in situations where Ague and Fever
and the various forms OF Bilious diseases prevail will
find the TONIC FEBRIFCGE an efectual preventive.
Full and explicit directions accompany each bottle.
WARMED in all the purchase money refun-
ded. Manufactured and for sale by Ma ok enzie g. Has
kells Cleveland O.. Sole agent for Detroit.
For sale by E. SAMSON
Sole agent for Ypsilanti.
June IL, l25 6m
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Clocks and Watches
M. 4. p ARK s.

W. II; Il Il IL N ~,
D EGS leave 10 saT the citizens of YpsIanti and
I'D the adiacrn, towns that he has established himself
in The CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING bust
ness in a part or the
Book and Drug Store
o. E. Samson, where he will be happy to receive
share OF public patronage.
Having served regular apprenticeship al the bust
and since been in the employ of some Of the best
work man east, he aters himself that he can give
tire satisfaction all who may fit employ him.
good assortment of well selected Watch maferials
constantly on hand and all kinds of
CLOCKS WATCHES AND JEWELRY;
carefully repaired and warranted
Ypsaii, November i5; 1885, 42f
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Medical Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED would inform the people OF
i Ypsilant and adjoining towns, that he has iecent>
ly located himself here rs
HOMGP PA THO PHI YSICIAN
and is now ready 10 attend the calls of those who may
faver him withther patronage. He hopes, by his de-
voon the study and practice OF his professions to
merit the confidence of his patients. Homeopathic
medicines put up der low prices the shortest
notice. TtIOS. BLACKWOOD, M. ID.
Homoepathist-
Ypsilanti, Nov 25, 1S45. A GIN
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Ran Away

e. ROM the Subscriber about the Sth day of
April, a boy about II years of age by the name
Of GEo. CLARKE. The said hoy had on when he left
a blue aud while Wampus. panialoons of the same
cloth, brown cloth vest, white cotton and wool shirt
and wolen eomfofter. 5oton and wool cap, quite wofn
large scar OH his left hand the first and se
ond fingers the khuckles Dark complexion back
eyes. about the middiing size. and rugged looking
Any person who may have any knowledge of the
saic boy will confer favor on the subscriber and sba
receive reasonable reward BY directing letter with
such Information TO him al Truago. Wayne Co. 4ich.
JAMES w, CLARKE.
Ecorce, Wayne co. Nay 6, 1916. l:s3w
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Family Groceries,

which their wants may require. He does not think il
worth while to enumerate the articles comprising his
stock but he the public that for Cheapness and
CONTEMPORARIES. &c. d. far surpasaes any thing in the
market. He has also fitted up a cnnverient Oyster
Saloon adjoining his store, where he is prepared to
the lovers of this Iuxry to the utmost of heii
wishes Every thing in its season with low prices and
ready pay, is his motto and he is determined to &c
ahead.
Ypsilanti, February Is, 1S45. 10Sytf.
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Stoves /! StOves!!

Just receiving and received l25 stoves
gUNHE SUBSCRIBER Is now receiving at his old
j. shop at the Railroad Depot and on the west side
of the River the largest and best of
offered in this market. They from the Albany
Eagle Furnace.
Among the lot may be found euery kind of stove that
is wanted in this wooden country, Uiz:
Cook, or-Cook, Parlor-F Fancy, Air
Tight and 6 plate Stoves.
pledge myself to sell them as low or lower than
they have ever been sold n this market as they were
purchased very fair rates. and oF the purpose Of sel-
ling lo,o and kno,o them be good an article OF
stoves as the affords.
Also, hand fine and extensive lot of TIN
WARE, SHEET IRON. COPPER, ZINC, Stove FURNITURE
Holoto Ware Cauldron Kettles &c. &c. for sale al
Wholesale retale.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere and if
don't suit you in my line shall! be fault OF mine.
J. M. BROWN.
Ypsi lau June 10. 1916. 125n
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MARRIED.-In Mooreville, June Sd. by D. BAR
RErI Mr.. DONALD MclSrRE TO Miss AMANDA
~GnAY.
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Fresh Groceries!
GEO. C.. COLLINS

VE7OULD RESPECTFULLY inform bis friends
w and the public generally that he has enlarged,
Gifted and fefurnished his old stand whore he is now
tecevng supplies Of every necessary far,-
in the Inc of
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EENTLEMEN-Ify you WILL call al T. S. HILLS
" you find fashionable Boots and Caters.
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H o u N Id.

SO BUSHELS DRIED APPLES Just re-
cOceiyed from the cast in prime order. and for sale
low by E. SAMSON.
Ypsilanti, June l. 1916 123tf
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IN BARRELS Superfine Flour just received anG
SD1P for sale for $3.50 per Dbl, by
Ytsilanti June 10 1916, S. N, LOVERIDGE.
STOVES! STOVES :!

STOVES! STOVES!i
GUST Received a. the Railroad Depot 125 Stoves
% OF superior patterns, which will be sod on the
most adv anta geous terms by ], M. BROWN.
Also Tin ware, Sheet Iron, Zinc, Stove furniture
&c. &c. For sale wholesale and RETAIL
u Please call before purchasing elsewhere.
]. M, B.
EyRENCH LAWNS, LAWN GINGHAluS BON.
IL NET RIBBONS. Reed this day by
YpSilanti June 10 1885, S. HILL.
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HOUND, BY the subscriber. Pocket Book. con.
II tanning money and papers The owner can have
the came oy calling at the Office of Alfred A. Hunter
proving property and paying for this advertisement
JOHN ". VANCLEVE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
For he ENQUIRER.
70 THE VOTERS OF LOUISA COUNTY.

ro THE VOTERS OF LOUISA COUNTY.
Friends and iellow-cilizens: Having deter
,nnsd 10 withdraw my name, which has been for
some weeks before the people Of Louisa as one OF
the Democratic candidates Tor seat in the next
Legislature Of Virginia, I take this method q
extending information Of the same throughout the
county. The principles which seem TO govern
the Democratic Party have ever been, and hope
will always be, dear TO mel yes by far dearer than
personal promotion OF political preferment-
Therefore, am resolved not to be instrumental
IN ieopardizing the true representation OF my
tonnly; for so much division is certainly por-
,ta.ons of many evil consequences-As the i'm
mortal Washington truly said, "If united we
sand divided we fall" Upon the next Legisla-
lure OF Virginia will devolve the all-important
duty of selecting suitable man 10 represent US
in the Senate OF the United States for the space
Of six years. Virginia is at present shorn OF half
her strength and The wishes Of her people disIe-
garded and misrepresented in that branch OF the
National Legislature. Then, fellow.citizens, lie,
us rally 10 the polls, and unite our forces upon
such men as will ensure us the support OF Re-
publican Senator of true and tried principles;
one who will be an able and efficient sentinel
upon The watchower of this great nation. In
conclusion, humbly tender my warmest thanks
TO my personal and political friends Tor such a
manifestation of confidence towards ME, and hope
they will pardon me for Withdrawing from the
canva S, as my acquaintance in the county was
quite limited, TOO much so 10 ensure my success,
especially as entered the field al late period.
lam respectfully,
Your obedient servant
ANDREW L. MILLS.
Louisa, Elk Creek, April 14th, 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
CADDIS b. LUCk'S
New Lucky Lottery Office.

BASEMENT ROOMS under The Eagle
ID corner OF Main and 18th Street.
A Brilliant Scheme FOR The 2Ist May
100000! 10000 $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass q 10 b
drawn on Saturday, May 81, 1916. 7snumbers
Is drawn Grand Capitals: &C, 600 dollars, 80 600
$4,000, 1900 1895, SO of 1000, SO oil 500, 81
of 600, &C. Tickets 20 dollars; halves 10; quar-
ters 5. a package Of wholes cost $520-less INT
price Of 3 tickets S60-460; which we warrant {,
draw 1855. A Certificate of Wholes cost POS OO
halves lO2 SO; quarters 81 %.
A package ot tickets in this splendid lottery, i
bought at Luck's Office, may draw the first five
plies amounting 10 over one hundred and SIX
Teen thousand dollars.
Another G rand Scheme for the 9Th April.
10000 Dollars! 10000 G,Ou0
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery, Glass H. 10 be
drawn on Saturday, April %, 1915. 10 numbers
IS drawn hr:..ols Splendid Capitals: 10000 dol
lars, 10000, 5000, 1000 200, 10 of 500, &c
Tickets 10; halves S; quarters 80. A certificate
of a package Of 25 whole tickets costs ~ 81
shares in proportion.
II Persons from The country visiting The city
should bear in mind that some of The above SPLEEN
did prizes are in the hands of LUCK" and il
they wan, money, they should address their orders
10 c. 5. LUCK.
Persons ordering by The package in any OF The
above can deduct the price OF three tickets.
On all letters enclosing Cash or Prize Tickets,
the postage, as usual, need moi be paid.
c. B. LUCK,
Anril 90 Vender for D. Paine & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-04-21
NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

THE subscribers, under The firm Of CALDWELL q
j WILSON, have opened shop on t-nth, between
Main aud Cary Streets for Tic manufacture aud sale OF
Agricultural Implements such a. f'nshs, L9tivat"rs'
Uarrows Coulters Hufse Powe;s lhf"shng Machines,
Wheat Fans Corn Shelters, straw Cutters, &c, &C. TO.
0,,h,r with Flaieninc Prcssrs and Tobacco Work Of
all kinds. and they hope by strict attention 10 business
and 10 the eara of their work 10 merit and receive
share OF public patronage All orders executed with
despatch and on accommodating terms ana tnty hiso
manufacture and keep good assortment OF Brooke
Fans and will sell nj reduced ,ces Those IN want oil
work or any repairing c the above description, are re-
.nect}uIjy invited 10 favor with call, u they want
10 save ten per cont. the purchase
We manufacture Cleared Horse Powers OF any size
wanted from two 10 six horse power either portable or
stationary for sl25. We shall manufacture FOX ano
BorIand,s Siap,e Tooth ThresiIn- Machine. IN good
s,vIe. The smallest size r., $40 and Si5 We would
.ay 10 those in want q Wheat Fans s9Ii and eIa
mine for themselves before purchasing We make the
bes nov in use and made ofthe best materials, 'or Se
$50 and sa3. Ue also manufacture ferssi's ron
CylinJer Steel Spring Corn Shelter, by hand or horse
power, for So, and sli We have very simple s!ra.
,a w,as, !, IN riye satisfaction. sale. We have
pInnrh Casting, from New York und Richmond Foun
dries, of all kinds, for sale muse.
Jau. 2-tGm L1hD"GLh . "i'~7o.'.
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To Merchants, Physicians,
AMI OTIIEDct


TIME subscriber keeps constantly for sale, at
J. the lowest prices, an assortment of MEDl-
CINES, DRUGS, DYESTUFFS, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, VARNlSH, BRUSHES, &C.,
&c.
Confident his prices will give satisfaction, he
solicils even those who may net intend to pur-
chase al the time, TO ascertain the prices OF his
Goods.
ANY communications asking the prices OF
goods, are most cheerfuly and promptly answered.
He would particularly stale, thathe hasa steam
Factory in connexion with his store, for powder
ing Jalap. Rhubarb, Ipecacuanha, and many
other Medicines; for grinding Mustard, CHINA
mon, Ginger, Allspice, Pepper, Cloves, &c; and
Lamp Black Black-Lead, Venetian Red, Chrome
yellow and green, Vendigris, Yellow Ochre, and
other Paints in oil; all of which he is able TO sell
at The very lowest prices.
Paints mixed already for use, and put up in
earhen pots, OF different sizes, for family convs-
nienee. ;,
Putty of the best quality at 2, cents per TO-,
ont of bladders, and cts. per 10, in badders, in
quantities of so lbs. and upwards.
n No charge made for delivering goods in
]. w. w. GORDON, Druggist,
No. I52 West Pratt ST., a few doors from Light
ST., and opposite the Baltimore & Ohio r. K: De-
not Baltimore. Feb. 26-w3m
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WaYerIy House.

RICHMO VIR GINA.
TINE travelling and resident public are respect
i fully informed thai the subscriber has taken
the house lately occupied by Mr. Pulliam, on Lo-
Gust Alley, lsi door below Franklin street. The
premises have Of late undergone thorough repair.
He intends keeping the house upon new plan,
so that persons can be accommodated at all hours
with any of the delicaces the market affords.
Fresh Fish, Oysters Beef Steak, Wild Fowl, &c.
His general table will be provided for from the
choicest of the inarket-his Bar will be supplied
with the best Liquors; his Bed Rooms will be fur
ni.hed with good and comfortable bedding The
location of the house is central 10 business,
being within square and half Of the bell
Tavern, 200 yards Ct the Exchange Hotel 100
yards of Main street, and Harlen's and other
principal Livery Stables, and Immediately in The
vicinity OF The auction houses. He requests the
attention OF the Country People especially, as he
intends TO spare no pains in making all those who
favor him with their patronage as comfortable as
possible. His charges will be moderate, and can
not fail 10 give satisfaction. Day Boarders can
be accommodated. WIN. HOWLETT.
April l0-c3ls Agent.
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yAIUA.IE ESTATE IN MARKET

ON The 10th day of June next, VIII offer for sale,
~ public auction, nay Estate IN Nelson county, ono II
the most valuable properties in that region of country
{ Ugh. miles above New Market, o. the James River
Canal TIE Tract contains 9l1 acres, than hall
of which is Iii wood remarkably well tmbrred, and Ii
very large portion o il fine Tobacco lard rs any in
that part of the country. Nost Of The cleared land IN
good state of cultivaon, having been improved by
The of plaster and clover Although situated among
mountains, this Tract lies remarkably well, being "a
level could be desired, with not h!ty the
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There are
about one hundred acres of Creek and Branch Hats
most of which highly Improved, thaving bren KEEP,
up tobacco lnts.) capable of heinz converted into
watc:cd meadow. The who'll land is well enclosed IN
good state of cntivaton-is susceptible Of division
intn three four farms each-we supplied with tim
Der and Astounding with fine springs Of running water
The consist of Dyrrseers House fur
rooms; Negro Cabins sufficient FOR the accommodation
OF forty slaves; Cranary, with 1'hr-shinc Machine
attached Cribs Stables and Tobacco Barns, sufficient
10 cure 80 900 pounds 1ohaeco | will also sell, 4,
same time and place, upwards If twenty likely Negroes
mostly young Men and Women also, all the stock 81
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, &C., together with good
assortment Of Farming IMPLEMENTS Terms for the
whole win he made known on the day of sale. Any
drsrOui IN tbc mean time. OF having further par
tirulars can address nee Mr.. William Gordon, at
SCOTS Ferry, Albcnarle county.
March 97-ctcs CHARLES cOChE.
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA
Right Reverend l.. 8. lvrs. D. d. visite
D,.....n,i g-rf.r

Right Reverend H. :. lvrs, ID. ID. fislter,
Reverend Albert SMEpr, Hector.
THE Summer term n ihi- School will commence on
the 4ih dry OF June, and continue AL Ihr lofh o
November. The Winter term viii Immediately follow,
aud continue from November 1lih tIil hpr 18th, 49,
thus making y session of tea months.
The principal building of this Institution Is oi
brick, 30 by 90 feet, and three stories high The wlEes
OF granite, 81 by 81, and Two stories high These
buildings IN the centre OF an oak grove, oil %
acres and afford ample accommodations for all purposes
of domestic literary, or religious character, connect
ed with the School. The course Of instruction IN
every department is thorough, and Is administered by
four gentlemen aud seven ladies.
Il is the intention 81 The Rector, in all his arrange
m-nfs 10 sustain, and ~ possible, increase the
claims of The School The very liberal share has
hitherto enjoyed Of the public favor and support.
TERMS Payable in -5ira-ee.
For Board aud English Tuition, per term of I'VE
months, 500 90
Tnition in French ~ 81
Tuition in Music, on the Piano, Organ Guitar, - UO
With 80 for use of Piano or Organ.
Tuition on The Harp, with use Of instrument, AZ On
Tuition in Drawing and Painting Is Oh
Pens and Ink ~
n. y. The clothing OF pupils must bc marked with
the in ful. To prevent rivalry and extra.
vaganrc in dress, sniplr uniform IL prescribed Tor
Sundays and special occasions. This consists III sum
nler Of 4 straw bonnet, with light blue ribbon aud a
plain white dress. Their ordinary apparel may be OF
any material suitable for school girls. Jewels and lace
are prohibited The religious s-lviccs Of the school
being held in its Chapel by the Rector, pupils have
rarely occasion visit the city From their ir- ns
relatives in the city, they allowed 10 accept irwin
tons for the day only month, and never Tor the
evening
They are not allowed 10 have accounts AT Stores
rept at the request Of their parents guardians nor are
they allowed visit the stores without the company of
n teacher. Apfli lU-cU
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HICKORY HILL FOR SALE.

6.His valuable Estate will be- publicly offered for SALE
on the first day Of July, il far, il mol, HE next
fair day.
IL lies WILLIS rlver in the county of Cumbe land.
and contains about $50 nrres, Of which, about 30
lev grounds, AGA cleared highland. most Of which is
Rne hrai Ini the balance IN woods IL we'll adapted
the growth of tobacco, wheat and oats, aud has
all of the necessary houses in the cultivation of these
crops also, good dwelling hnuse with orchards and
everything necessary for The comfort &C family. II IL
situated Immediately upon navgahr stream, about u
miles from The tnwn Of Farmville, and hale way be-
tween the villages OF Cara aud Curdsv~, both Of
which places afford market for wheat. The fertility
OF this estate its location regards health and society
and ia easy access Ia market constitute IL Of the
most valuable estates in middle Virginia. The terms
will be made known HE day OF sale. The subscri-
her living IN" estate VIII take pleasure IN showing
10 any person Wishing 10 purchase, IN attending
any communication addressed Ia him III i.ang0rnu' ;
Tavern, Cumberland. WIN. a. PERKINS.
March Iy-cwtds