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WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ftrst DeSr beiSr IA Csfy Hstel,
OFFERS for sale
~ zoo bags Rio and Lasuayn Coffee
100 do StDomnro do
do Java and Manila do
30 hhds p Rico and NJ Orleans susau
co Cuba Clarified do
90 bbs n. orIean.
30 bores w. h w. Loaf do
5 DO Mol do DO
do PuiTen.ed do
90 hhds Molasses
go bbls n. o. Mo,asses
10 tons TredegaT Iron assorted si1es
do Blisercd Steel
do German do
200 kegs Nails
100 ndss Leather
so DO sperm and Tarow Candies
100 rams appng Paper
SO do Cap and Letter Paper
Ceroons Irdgo
30 packages G. P and Imp1Tea
Back do
90 kegsPOwder
200 bags Shot
Rice
10000 Isa Cotton Yarn, Manchester and other factories
1000 lbs do Seine Twine, Nos is And70
10000 los western sides do
100 bbls \. C. Cut Berrngs
Puneheons superior Old Java Rum
10 SEN Ant 90 90
pipe. SUP. Holland Gin
half pipes sup. old Brandy, Tennessee
do do do do, o. DuPuy 4 Co.
or do do do, do
10 bbs Imitation do
do sup. Old Peach do
10 do do DO Apple do, old
30 DO Richardson's No whiskey
so do TuscsloOsa
IS do MonongAhea Rye Spiuts
loo do Cincinnati Reeuhed Whshey
do
pipes old l. r. NJ. Wine
pipe choice do do
do do DO
10 Or pipes ; N.
DO BIO sberTydo
pipe o. l. Port do
Or pipes pure Juice do
10 bbls Sweet Malaga do
20 baskets Champagne, Anchor AMI oiher brands
DemIohns. spanish Segars, Mustard
Starch, COppelas, Alum, Alspiee
Pepper, Ginger Lamp OIL Lard, and Shoe Thread
With mail lot OF n. Burnieys sup. Family PJouF-aH
Of which will be sold At the lowest prices for cash. puneua
Customers the usual time.
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~ OllCE.-Having by attachment, served
stopaen Duval and Fendi Grn prohibited the IN
from paying the following negotiable Notes Bro
Tiers Co. and endorsed by stephen payable a. MA
min Churchill for his Church
NIL Go this 10 caution the public from receiving ary
manner trading for said noieslst note dlied june 1886
drawn ny Duval Brothers Co endoued Stephen Du,l
al mos for SsO05 DO dawn bv lie
sane parties and endorsed by Stephen Duva and
1876. VIM 6NDERsoN ~ u"''
An Isa6-tf
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TO THE AFFTJCTEDI
BALTIMORE LOCK lNFiRMARY.
NO. Prntt Street, near the Bridge,
UNDER TlE sKiLFUL CHARGE OF
DIR. HARRIS.
DRESENTS to the afflicted the most certain

a
DRESENrS 10 tho oa,,c,,J IL
III ,,mea,,. 80 -. , a"O.eu 'hc most certain
,. an1 eIeAe 90. treatment IN particular disease and
,G.S,s ~ ~ M, S.y OF me Union
@ e many yeas Of It's establishment Baltimore been
mon pasSs A esnaI physicians, offer. claim
eight var eIneiencs err can aspire TO- The past
600 "a -. h., ~ 49, tae grateful testimony Of 90
CUHE ySsuas@TE.s ou go, uss,@eni frona this ONCE
in from ~ 10 as bou,. IN :. - go vi. No CHARGE,
ease. ,reedv rr.asd - '' and The mo'' aggravated
the be. nan Of his he ~ S Having devoted
and ,s,urr. ,hs ni'n theoretical knowedSe
out eIagreraIion az -, u Au ahd candid advice with
DR. H. IA. b.ep .n,,.sJ - us
ice than any other nhy - ~ secret disease Prae-
by the sppmva M ,cerai. ~, mas oeeh wen aiiesied
(rrmartabe for Ibr,, ,nsesv - ue used BY him
manep, eur. In =, 49, - y. ee-hey perform per
weeIs ' "'D' - "'''hef' required days and
m. ,,..,,.., IN. =, ,
.Ts rom no, is benign The digestive
arr prodaeed BY his medicines ~ '@'n
d. n. abiuF.. IN. prtnieiou, ,or,ro,a. ~ A., ~,
Tupentinc Harlem on and other SsrsnS ,,, S oa'
Of Ignorant through sweet and pane vese,aS
remedies drives out dsa,e insc,d OF ,hro. ~,
constitution; cleansing the blood restoring vroI 10 b "a
strength to the system.
LET THE READER REMEMBER,
these Important remedies Application and 81.
1--WE nnuenee has been fen and acknowledged by
nom north SOUTH east and wesfom oy top TO The
humble roofs OF The vney-a ia made echo
ing praise 10
Dr IT, may well congratulate himself upon aeeuinK
anu Isloee hAi ne Is thus permitted to dispense
heahng balm 10 the afflicted, position tho
ghoedthrone OF earths ptoudest monarch.
TAKE HI In TIME.
unfortunate drvo'ees OF false pleasure bear in mind when
theh hat no ufne sho ID be lostin max appi
, 80 =, they NOT oAy obtain relief from
medical TO be more moderate
49, Jg s, rnese SnP0h' nave become confirmed OF tho
st .i - ~ ~ ine t4Ptu Vahees OF ms ''uiy ter
49, y. 20 IiHe error mo ths eo'eeF heat its
SoorD- s1,Ss, S 20 contemplate when and
49, -. va AeAnb pains oeusy 70 uie unhal.
X. - 49, pae1 ns % ns WAS ueh' am not wv
20 800 . c ', !, % ,neI uahge, WINE VIC tara
eonr,r N ca. h. 80 =, ~, - t ing pau OF tn's
49, ~ o' II NO, DC o'go''eh uat lhere are
' h si1usn hOIe 80" ana uaillous diseases 'hlt
a., ~ ~ nov nIue uoes 'he VoSy OF
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ROBERT NOTT

House sign Painter and Glazier
10 the EIehssxs Bask, Hfrcinia,
AZ received further supply OF Paints, Cope
varnhes, assort-
and American Window Glass to
30r2o inches all Of which he desous cell up
me reasonable
N B.-A supply Of Soap Paint. low,
psuor paint for Tin Shinged Roofs R.N.
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MO MORE WHITE. GRAY DRIED HAIR


~ o MORE WHITE, GRAY ORRED HAIR.
L rerty which enhances considerably beauty and alter
he otte euuntenance from much dsks
II pleasing have enceut deets To
effect this chsnge n hair much the Rabd and never
falling properly fJuLEs HAUEIB VEGETABLE IIQITD HAIR
bh which the beyopd nx
hing ~ the knd any other country n.
Prop'esar powerful though very innocent This eheeat
result WondefesH enables tr
hair Without The ea Inconvenience ehanFnF red or grav
hair whtkeft eyebrow &c brown. ehssnu .soy
The sghteH evil cnnfsqle need from m us
y altogether hannfa This composition only one sanro,e4
BY the stnce NJ chemistry u dye manner the Va
gfadanns Of coofa without nenuycpen-e s
has Justified The LIBERAL patronage and CONFIDENCE Of tie
public tact 10 fcquircd "a for Dor NJ " brown
Dor maftedB ''
For ale, wholesale and retail, By JULES HAUEL
fonumer and Chemist
No. 80 3. Third street. below Clssnut Phia
And BY Agents l. Glntsf. Duva Purcell. n n DuvaL
buquefnr, hsin ftree Zaehrsaon Meoueer Bro,d
STREET Rchmou6 Ch't Corrr BfaFr o. Pssrsburr
500 nos IN The Druggists through ne Uri1n.
gy Beware Of Cou terfeitsAsk for "JUfEs HAUEIa w
GErhnLE LIQUID HAIR DYE you want he genuine article
1rA premium awarded me Ffantin Institute - "a
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]. n. EUSTACE y son

~ ESPECTFULL1 solicit The merchants OF
~ Virginia trading passing through
thsr stock Of Drugs Medicine. Paints Dye
prepared Offer such Inducements think
eonnne their dealings way paee
Ginseng Boesvax and exchange goods
hghes price.
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mANUFACTORY.
snxxA THE subscriber is icco,ving and
a kecpscon-antiy a hand Wholesale and
JnA tail. and the lowest prices,
s. IL Plain and Japan Tn Ware Of every deserir
8E1e148 Also. great variety Stoves designed for
&E.x0Ex<t<E burning either wood g
~.ESrMzA Stove Pipes and every other n his
line made order the
se96 TITUS G. RICR.
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PHILIP NJ. TABB & son,

odes on Main street, opposite Exchange Bsuk-
a TTEND TO THE COLLECTION Up CLAIMS OF every
n description. Renting receiving selling
adjacent country; Hiring
their hires. and dposns psse private
ne
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY,

FOR SCHOOLS.
ILLUSTRATED by $50 EssasnE. .ss % Mas With Globe
ley. rslcs" vol qaauo. Friee SOC
I'M. -ors s s'sssss a. s.sS1s sSe. =. soea 40, Of
the from the .rranseneni ADOPTED win be found 10
family boob for reference stRy in respect be
HANGED ~ the incss al the sl-e Of the volume simplicity psr
Guilty carefully studied
typography and lettering ofhs Maps
peculiarly fun aud dnei the are in immediate eontsuv
The Globe Map and useful device aud WIN be found
good Substitute ft artificial Globe with the advantage Of being
easily handled and constantly before the eye during the cary stages
Of study Fos sale BY
IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL, prime quality,
~as w. MLoEs I BROTHER.
COFFEE full supply of Rio Lasuayra and
- Java Coffee in store for sale BY u...,,
GALA PLAID LINSEYS. 5 cases Gala Plaid
La'y' new md ss.sas p.,sr,.T :,le vsy lsn
go HALVES, VAN pEURssN &WAkps.
WEBB, BACON & co. offer for sale
w suGARs-so hhds 81. Ctoi,
100 New orean.
rs bSis Crushed and Pulver.ed
II ,erees and 20 half do New Orleans Clarified
MoLAssEsL2o hid. Porto Rico
90 hsds and Is uerees Trinidad
90 hbds Cardenas
coFFEE-too bags Rio
iss bas, lava
CANDLES-sS boIes Sperm
16 boxes stearie
50 bore. BuH. parep, Tsro-
90 boIcs Tanow
CASTLE. Brown and Shaving Soap
200 kegs Cut Main and Brads
Hoop Iron
20 tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
bales Shoe Thread
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
Back Tea
10 bhs Sperm Lamp Oil
81 bbis Tanners oil
200 uerees ThOmason Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Nests OF WOODWARD
Is uerces Rice
so bbs Cider Vinegar
% hhds Bacon Sides
Is hhds Shoulders
900 bbs n. g. Cut HernAgs
100 bbls Family Roe do
rs bbs Shad
Rosin-TM
Spirits Turpentine
Letter. Writing and Wrapping Paper au %
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OOK 10 YOUR iNrEREsTi I'M, ,uh.

OOh To YOUR lNrERESTt The sub
. sesihsu ~osh respectfully inform the
yssoe rsnsn hat thsy have
Ne e, fA-hisu.es snd uisr kns io
s.t ~e. sna 70 which they rAknE additions
esr eersisne q VARSITY
rsne prswsrs ehnts. coa.rs Hdkfs
rs.I~nasfs kt ksth whics wn
We bes, s'yis and tbe rcasonabc
fhs pains hsy aksn of
s>eurs Eocnss
hsvss iAs@ made under supervision
shiy and % m males peculiarly
desirable pcr-ons yourselves
HOOPER, a GRAFT Virginia Clothln M store,
soT--1 No. 6s Mans
The daily union., 1846-10-30
INTERESTING to Authors, Proprietors

IL OF BOOKS, GC.-Ihc lOth sectiOn OF the late
act of Congress establishing the Smithsonian Inst.
tuition, requires the author proprietor ofany book
nap, chart, musical composition, print, cut, or en-
craving, for which a copyright shall be securedn
to deliver copy thereof, within three months after
it's publication, to the secretary, TO be placed in
Hough, M. c., of New York, is the secre.
tary, and has appointed Hon. B. B. French
clerk Of the House Of Representatives, u. s..
at the city Of Washington, an assistant, to
whose care any such production may be sent
Oher communications, during the recess Of Con.
gress, may be addressed above or to the sccreta
ry, at Cazenovia, New York; lh 'a-I, @h0 q" %
Sep ll--daceotlNev sO'f E8t j. 600 t..j ON 81.
The daily union., 1846-10-30
q UNITED STATES LOAN.


1t will be perceived that the Treasury Department
has issued proposals. for a loan OF Ave millions Of
dollars, on stock bearing ak per interest," and
having ten years to run to maturity. The law un-
der which the loan Is proposed to be made, limits
the amount to ten millions Of dollars, leaving tito
the option Of the government to issue treasury notes.
or make a loan, or both,i provided tho treasury
notes and loan do not together exceed ten millions
of dollars II would appear, from the course pur-
sued by The Treasury Department, to be The inten-
ton Of the government to eectthe whole operation,
by an issue of five millions of treasury notes, and a
loan Of FIVE millions Of dollars only. With a loan
Of FIVE millions Of dollars, and an issue of five mil
lions of dollars of treasury notes. together with the
moneys now in the treasury, and the accruing pro-
ceeds Of the CUSTOMS and ofthe sales Of the public
lands, il is believed that the government will have
all the funds required A f"ih ag5 EaY17'a .o' ha3
1, The THREE MILLION LOAN We understand that
this loan, tho terms advertised by the Secretary
of the Treasury, will certainly be taken by capital
lists. IL is said that the Bank of Metropolis,
the day before Yesterday exchanged $4,000 in
specie for the treasury notes offered by Mr. Walker
in his recent advertisement. 10 uafa 7ra I'd susbe
The above paragraph, taken from the "Fountan"
of this city, Of this morning, we learn, upon in
quiry is not entirely correct.sal ~ bore tta Brs
The amount Of specie advanced to the govern
ment yesterday by the Bank Of the Metropolis OF
this city, was s5O,000, in exchange for that amount
Of treasury notes. taangg-
We also learnthat this bank offered to increase
the amount % 100000, provided the Secretary of
the Treasury felt a, liberty to leave the money on
dePosite, to be checked for the wants Of the gov
eminent should require; but the Secretary having no
aothofity, as he cohceiyes under the independent
treasury law, 70 make any new depostes IN banks,
the offer was declined ausa a pa
The daily union., 1846-10-30


stop here 4 hold that all branches Of domestic IN
dustry, the man snufAeturcrs included are dependant
upon the akricuturis,. This position WI not DC
denied. Itis clearly den,onsEsble. The merchant,
,bs miller, the ship-buiidsr the machine.t, the car
pener the wright, the blacksmith, the cooper
the shoemaker, the hater the tailor, all, all DO
pend upon the farmer Just as The producer 10
cramped in his means Of purchasing the comforts
and necessaries of life, and implements OF husband
nv, in the same proportion is every branch oil DO
nestle industry effected. That the benefits which
this class with all others) Of the people OF Della
ware will derive from the tariff OF 1886, have only be-
gun, | shall now proceed TO show;
Iadian corn is the staple commodity Of Delaware.
In l845, the State produced, in
round number 2I00,OOO bushels
Allowing for home consumption,
three-9Ahs, or l,62O,OOO I"
We have to exchange for other
necessaries l,OoO,OOO h.
This 10 chiefly sent to the West India Islands In
exchange for sugar, moasses, and salt. The Bran
dywine mills alone have exported one-half the
amoont, or 500, 600 bushels. Let us suppose that
four-ffths 1864 900 bushels) is exchanged for su'
gar, and the remainder (2l6000 bushels) for salt,
and see under the action Of the two tariffs, the
amount we will be benefited by the bill OF 1886
small cargo Of corn meal to the West
India Islands 5000 bushels, or 500 barrels.
At per barrel dollars.
The daily union., 1846-10-30
IEUCKER 9. SON, Merchant TaiIors

TTNUCKER q SON, Merchant TafIOrs,
i, between Browns and Coemsn's Hotels, are
pleased to announce to their patrons and the public
the receipt or their fall stock Of cloths cassimeres
and vestings, together with general assortment Of
articles belonging TO agentleman's wardrobe; and
while they embrace this occasion TO extend inyi-
tation to all to examine these goods, they would
respects they will be found to compare favorably
with any stock Of like character in the city.
They viii merely add that Il shalt be their en-
desvor to maintain the reputation OF the house in
the making up Of every article apperaining to their
business y 'hii - H q N'Oct 02-eod2w
The daily union., 1846-10-30

a BARGAIN.--We have received so dozen
"A real damask napkinsI 3-8 by 5-S, for the low
price Of 80 per dozen. 200 b.
Oct Q-6uf d. CLAGETT g. co.
The daily union., 1846-10-30

Two LET, house on @ street, between l3,h
Il and l4lh sireets- gandsin the yard. Low to
good tenant stnog 10 dWsW x.y..L
Oct A-1 sssf la4tssa "A. II. YOUNG
nol isr. 1f a,y8a arrH sdgrolp .u,Hso. tt
s.taaa bHfUla
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u-Jg Af
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FrUm the BALTIMORE Sun.
LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.

La TEX FhUM The SEAT OF WAR.
Great sreiiemeni in consequence Of report that Cd
Rough and Ready" ,oas TO be superseded-- P,b6t
needing and resolutions passed-The popularity q
"Otd Zaek"-Ho1 a young soldiers feels ,chsn i,
first smells gu,,pocder--the foil Of Col. Watson-
The dead and dying The NOBLE Tennssssean,- CAP
Tain Sfe,omt-1he Sun and the ladies, &C., &c.
The daily union., 1846-10-30

"Princes and lords may flourish and may fade,
A breath can make them, for breath has made,
But bold yeomanry--a country's pride Ha
When once destroyed can never be supplied.
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UElI 40
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..la.-l nln.- .-r MN
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.oo y 1fablL3 .d EtIae@aL ~
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every democrat will doubtless say, let il be increased
but the moment you increase Il beyond the point
that will enable the capitalist to realize a Just pei
centage on his capital and labor, that moment you
impose an iniquitous tax, as have shown in the
case OF the blacksmith, upon other branches Of do
meatic industry, When / say during the last few
years our manufacturers Of iron and cotton have
been making 30 and so per cent, Ionly repeat wha
they themselves have made public ieiii ua.a
Several corporations at the north, among which
can now name the Essex Steam Mill Company, |,
"the Great Falls Co.," &c, have made public div
dends of AZ and so per cent, and where is the farmer
or mechanic who would not sell his property to-
morrow on security of one-sirth the amount9 j
propounded this question to high-tarif man a few
days since, and what was bis reply' You holt
your property too highreduce 10 ons-hof lis nonna
paipe and ,oiu pay" The farmer and mcehani,
must then reduce his property It's pnie tt
make SIX or seven per cent. The farmer Of Della
ware who owns farm for which he gave ten thou
sand dollars, and the mechanic who owns house fo
| which he paid hoo thousand dollars, must reduce the
value, the one TO fps thousand and the other to on
thousand dollars, IN order 10 secure per ceni This il
| whIg policy. We propose no such remedy. w,
propose to adopt the enlightened policy Of the age
which will secure to every branch Of industry jus
reward. The effect Of this policy is already being
felt 10 agricultural and commercial communities
The prosperity they now enjoy can only be at
uibuted to the repeal of the corn-laws Of Grea
Britain, and the modification Of the tariff of lS42
The one creating additional demand upon our mar
kets; the other enabling to export with some as
sursnce that eur return csrgoes will not be eaten u
| by heavy duties. ~ 4ise,a 81
/ lhave heard It said, that class Of whig politi
cans IN delaware would rather our farmers should
live on at old prices, than prosper from democrats
measures do not doubt the fact. No Jew eve
eorsedthe appearance Of the Roman eagle in Jeruss
lem more sincerely than have the wings Of Delaw war
cursed The present prosperity Of the agricultural an,
commercial communities But do not mean 4,
\ HlUF u NV
| fpssihlf1u rrsa,F ,F aifh
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-04-22
- uryeyinG g.


GEORGE COOK, Would give notice to the Public
" thathe has completed his studies IN the Science
surveying and is readyto do all business in his
line with fidelity and despatch. All persons wanting bu
siness done in his line will please call him his resi-
dencein York, Was, n,w Co. Michigan,
Is-;s-. II. IS4F
q TATE OF lCHIGAN, The Circuit Court for
~ the county of Washenaw. OF the of June
A. d. lS45 TO wit the 2Slh day of July 1915
In the matter of the petition of Henry Bradshaw for
divorce from his wife Mary Bradshaw.
On reading and filing the petition in this which
among other things forth that the said respo ident
has since hel inermarriage with the SAID petitioner
been guilty of the crime OF adultery and also praying
the said petitioner may be divorced from his said wife
and that the bonds of matmony between the pet Toner
and the sand respondent may be dissolved and alp
pearng TO the court that the petitioner has for
than years next preceding the date OF SAID petition
been resident of said State and that the said respo1
dent is a resident OF the State of New York. On
motion OF T.. H. Vanceve, attorney for said petitioner,
il is orde red that notice be given the SAIL resp,n-
den; ofe filing and pending of said pei rion by publ
cation of copy of This order in The Typ SLANT Senti
nel," newspaper published in the village OF Ypsilanii,
Washtena county I'D state of Michigan, six success
sive weeks the last inserio of said notice TO be at
least twenty days before the first day OF the tern,
of the 10 be held Ann Arbor. in said county
the first Tuesdly OF December ext 10 the end that
the said respondent may then and there appear AMI
show any she has why the prayer Of said petis
should not be granted
A true copy. R KING,
C.. III. VAYcLEvE. Att'y. Clerk
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Books & Stationary

A GOOD Assortment constantly on HAND parslcu
Perfumery and perfumed fancy soaps, German Toys
Musical Instruments. fancy goods and an almost end
less variety of Yankee Notions intending Combs BUT
TONS Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Thread ape
Pin and Needle Cushions. Spool stands knitting rms
Hair Pins Victoria Pins Silver and German Silver
Pencils, Crayons. Silver and German silver. Brass
and steel Thmbles. Beads Razors Razor sIops iainr
boxes and brushes, Spec'acs and cases, Snnn box
Caid cases, Iith. and Steel EngravIngs' Bonnet
Wire OIL Silk Eyelets, Emery Cushions, Jews HarPs
Domnoes Percussion caps Powder and shot, Pill pert
cusson, pocket books and Wallets. Sun-gasses, vio'
lin strings, Bass>vol DO. Whale bone, Pocket Knives
Scissors, Letter stamps, Motto Seals, ect. -, 80.
The above articles and many more io nnmer
Gus to mention may be found for sale cheaper
than the cheapest at the variety store OF
f. SAMSON.
Ypsilanti Auo ID 1S45 29'f
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-04-22
4 roRrGAGE sALE-DefauIt having been made

MORTGAGE SALE-Defaut having been made
lyl in the payment OF certain of money secured
TO be paid by the condition of certain mortgage bears
ing date the seventeenth day oil December in the year
sfour Lord ONT thousand eight hundred and forty.
euted by John w. Shuar OF SUPERIOR in the county OF
Washtenaw end state of Michigan Of the first part 10
Cicero MIlingon of Ypsant, county and state afore>
said ofthe second part and recorded IN The ofce OF
Register of Deeds for Wastenaw county Michigan on
the twenty eighth day Of December, A. D. l64O in Ii
Der No. g. page 3SS. which said mortgage was on the
fourteenth day of June in the year OF ourLord one thou
sand eight hundred and oryve duly assigned by said
Millingtou to Thomas r, Brown which assignment
recorded in said office of Register of Deeds the 22d
day Of June A. D, 1S45 in Liber No. 8, page 1913 up
on which mortgage there is claimed TO be due the
sum of two hundred and fifteen dollars and forty cents.
and suit proceeding having been instituted at law
Or in chancery to ,he debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof. Notice is hereby given
that said mortgage will be erecosed and by virtue OF
the power of sale contained IN said mortgage, there
will be sold public TO the highest bidder for
cash and without app-aisemtnt the twenty second
aay of January twelve O'Clock noon at the court
house in Ann Arbor in the county of Washtenaw and
STATE of Michigan (beng the place where the Circuit
eorrt for said county of Washtenaw is held all
much of the morgaged premises forth in said mort
Rags as shall be sufficient satisfy the amount which
will then be due on said mortgage anu costs, which
ead premises are described in SAID mortgage as fol-
lows all that certain tract parcel OF land situate In
the town of Superior in the county of Washtenaw and
state Of Michigan, known. bounded and described as
follows viz being the half of the south east quar-
ser of section twenty six 1851 in township TWO south Of
range containing eighty acres OF land be the
same more or less.n THOMAS R. FROWN.
Assignee of Mortgage
C. H. vANcLEvE, his Attorney.
Dated Ypslanti October %, 1S45. 30 3m