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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-30

MORTGAGE ALE-Default haring been
Iv1 made In The payment Of a sum Of money
secured to be paid By an iadenture Of mortgage
bearing date the 7M day of april 1889, erecu-
ted BIZ John ". Wallace then of Ypsilanti
Washtena,o County Michigan, to Shubael CO.
nant of the city of Detroit, Recorded in the off
ice of the Register of Deeds Of said County of
Washtena,o on the 1sA day of June 1889, in Il
Der No. 8 at page l78, ichich mortgage tcas d,s-
IN assigned to Charles W. Lane on the first
day of January A. d. 1874, upon ,chich there
is uop claimed to be due the sum of three-hun-
bred and fre dollars and t,centy-seuen-cents, q.
no suit or proceedings at lao or in Chanceru
hacing been Instituted to recover the debt secured
by SAID mortgage, or any part thereof-.Notice
is hereby giren, that by virtue of a po,uer of
sale contained in the said mortgage, there wiA
be sold at auction to the highest bidder ON the
22d day Of January merit, at tlcelue o'clock,
noon, at the Court House in the Village of finn
.frbor, IN said county Of Washtena,r, the premi-
ses described IN said mortdge, as .follo,cs, uiz:
"situatc lying and being in The county ofWash-
tenaio and State Of Michigan, kno,cn and des-
ert6ed as being lot numbered three hundred and
ninety eight in the Western addition of the I'll
fdge Of Ypsilanti, according to the Recorded
plot Q the same. CHARLES ". LINE,
Assignee of .Nortgagee.
Dated, Ypsiianti, October l4th, 1916.
Nj ORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
1Vl made in the payment ola sum Of money,
secured to be paid byan Indenture Of Mortgage
bearing date the 10th day Of October, in the
gear 1888, erecuted by augustus F. Bal, then
Of Ypsiianti, Washtena,c County, Michigan, TO
Shubael Conant Of the city Of Detroit, recorded
in the office Of the register Of Deeds Of said
County, on the 18th day Of FebrWar.y.4 d 1889
in Liber no. Z, at page 400, ichich mortgage
icas duly assigned to Charles ". Lane on the
frstday of January, A ID 1914, upon irhieh
there is noao claimed to be due the sum Of one
hundred and forty dollars, and eighty-t,co cents
-and no suit or proceeding at ia,c or IN Chan
Gerry haring been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said Mortgage, or any part thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby giren that by virtue
of polrer of sale contained in the said Mort
gage, there ,ciN be sold at auction, to the high
est bidder on the 23d day Of January nert at
trcelUe o'clock, noon, at the Court House tn the
Village of finn .4rbor, in said county of Wash
tena,c, Mepremises described in said Mortgage,
riz: 'ssituate lying and being in the County OF
Washtena,c aforesaid, kno,rn and designated as
being lot numbered three hundred and ninety
nine, in the acesterm addition to the Village OF
Ypsilanti, according to the recorded plot Of the
same" CHARLES W. LANE,
assignee Of .Nortgagee.
Dated, Ypsilanti, Oct,ber 18th, 1916.
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CERTIFICATE.

This certiies that have been repeatedly attack
wi h the Fever and Ague, and although frequent
Iybroken up by various means, have never been
permanently cured till ! used your "Tonic Feb
rIfuge and have had no return OF it.
Je24n. l.. w. E'lSLER.
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s0NiiE Subscriber would respectfully inform his
IL friends and the public generally, that he
continues the Tailoring business in all its branch
es in the buildings formerly occupied by E. Sam
son where he is ever ready to serve his custom
ers in the most approved style, and at the cheap
ST rates.
He is constantly in the receipts of the latest
Fashions, and feels entire confdenc in his ability
to suit the vary ing tastes of his customers.
CUTTING-Done. as cheap as at any shop in
Town on the Shortest notice and warranted to fit.
]. X. HAWKINS.
Ypsilanti May, 81 l846. I22n
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, 1.-THE Circuit Court
Washtenaw County for said county,
Mehitable Blinn On reading and filing the above
VS. ipetilion in this cause which
Erastus Blinn. mong other things set forth thar
the said respondent has since has iniermarriage
with said petitioner been guilty of the crime on
adultery and also praying that said petitioner may
be divorced from her said husband, and it appear.
lug to the court that said respondent is not resi-.
dent ofthe state, it is ordered OIL motion DISK inner
and Josln attorneys for petitioner that notice be
given 10 said respondent of the filing of said petit
tion by publication of a copy of this order in the
'Ypslantl Sentine" newspaper published in the
village OF Ypsilanti, Washtenaw county, FIVE sue
cessive weeks, the last insertion of said notice to
be at least twenty days before the first day of the
next term OF this court to beheld at Ann Arbor
The hrst Tuesday of December nextto The end thar
said respondent may then and there appear al
show cause if any he has why the prayer of sand
petitioner should not be granted.
State State Of Michigan. q Beriah King. clerk
county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true copy of the order entered in said cause. Civ
ell uhaer nay hand. b. KING, Clerk.
BY ]. M. Willcoxson, deputy,
sept, 70, 1916. l40 5w
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To the Sick.

TO the Sick.
4 PIPE pure French Brandy,
Il i do do do do pale color.
4 cask do juice port wine.
4 do DO MADEIRA do
1 do do Malaga or sweet wine for family
use or communion PURPOSES. also, Holland Gin
and ST. Croix rum, and of which were bought re
Gently in New York from the Custom House and
will be found superior to any in town and will b e
sold expressly for medicinal purposes by
SAMSON.
October IA, 1876, l4l
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Ipledge myself to sell them as low or lower
than :ley have ever been sold in this market as
they were purchased at very fair rates, and for
she purpose of selling loio and knop them TO be
good an article of stoves as the couptrv affords
Also, on hand fine and extensive lot of TIN
KARE, SHEET IRON, CoPPER, ZrNc, SrovE- FUR>
urrRs. Holloto Ware Cauldron Kettles &c. &c.
Ipr sale at Wholesale or retail.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere and if
don't suit you in my line, it shall be no fault OF
mine. J. M. BROWN.
Ypsilauti June 10, 1916. l25if
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To the Ladies

To the Ladies
you will find at S.4JMSOVS plenty of
steel beads, Purse Twist, Bag and purse
clasps and great many new and curious articles
yery desirable and cheap. Call and see them.
Oct. 3, 1916. Hl
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In Attachments.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, , In iustice court be.-
County of Washtenaw, fore C. III. Vapcleye
justice ofthe peace in and for sal county.
Joseph S. Wood VS.. Carl Schlimmer ss,ss
NOTICE is hereby given that witt OF attach
4 mcnt has been issued by the abovenamcd JUS
,ce OF the peace in favor of the above named 10.
seph 5 w God. Plaintiff, against the goods. cha:
lles' rights and credits; moneys and effects of the
aoovenamed Carl Schlmmer defendent. retnr.
nable on the 9th day of October A. D. 1876, and
mat the trial of said is adjourned unit 1.-The
sth dav Of January A d. is47, al one O'Clock M
at the office of said justice in the township of Yps
siianIi in said county. JOSEPH s. WOOD o
~----.-~~--s---- Plaintiff.
Dated Ypsilanti, Oct. sth IS46. g5w
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uNRENCH LAWNS, LAWN GLNGHANS,
SCyNET RIBBONS. Reed this day by
june 10 1916. 8. HILL
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STOVES STOVES!i
Just receiving and received l25

stoves.
i1NHE SUBSCRIBER Is now receiving at his
IL old shop at the Railroad Depot and on. the
west side of the River. the largest and best assert
nent Of stoves ever offered in this market. They
ere from the Albany Eagle Furnace.
Among the lot may be found every kind of stove
that is wanted in this wooden country. Uiz:
Cook, 7 arior-C Cook, Parlor- Fancy,
A.. m.-Ix IL q ~le4e C4a
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Ypsilanti Sept. 2. 1s46. l26-7v
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Dated Ypsilanli, Oct. 9Th Is46. g5v
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19

INgeous peace 10 threaten an established Cows
mynI. than march through territories that arc
represented only BY facWOns. Tho carure OF
Monterey aEd SahilIo will end in nothing CREATE
Than the capture Of AlaIsmorns CT Camargo, I'm
.vss there oe a Government 10 bring to terms
/ Z dsienl OF lacuOnwi ii 10, be q conquest OfS
country. Wherever the American army appears,
lie CIuZens lay down their arms or flee 10 the
mountains. When the troops are Withdrawn.
lhey will return aud lie Mexicans again. As
our army viii no! bYTn towns. lay waste farm
s;eads or Say non-con balan,s, It is clear that
march upon nOn-resis;ing power weuld be but
IAN expensive parade. The United States would
H"'s to sci up a social system ia Mexico capable
OF tie fulct.ous Of Cove rnaIenl 10 ucheye peace
ihot would take any Thing by treaty. Under
Pared,s's ADMINISTRATION nothing above guerilla
"or cou d te expected. Under Santa Anna u
cvus,s Uf results may be looked for.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
VERk Cauz, Aug. l6, 1916.

4 Grocery on a Nsp Rdn.-The Boston Tran.
script makes meh,ion Of an association Of work.
ingmen established lntha; city, which has opend.
ed a grocery store 10 supply articles to the fam.
;!!es @. working men at wholesale rrces. Its ofsg.
majors and others Who form tho association pay 80
each first fee, and then twenty five cents per
month regular subscription. They The guar
anlee to each member 50 week in case OF i'll.
ness, investing the common fund in groceries al.
lowing The members only to purchase articles al.
most Ut cost The society saves the profits Of tho
retailer, buying the stock at wholesale prices and
selling at ,rtng advance. The purposes Of tho
association obviously benevolent. and The plan
appears feasible. .a' Er-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,

AVE received per Srestner IaIoo City, Reliance,
l Nathan Hale and Arkansas No 5, and in store, a
large stock Of Merchandise suited to tns trade Of
which the following is part:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
VOLUME S-NO. u.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE IS %
From ne n. o. "Com. Tine.


IMPORTANT NEWS FROM. MEXICO
irrirai Of tAe British snip Of rur Elsetra-O rsSV
.ihroe and islprisen-,sni Of Gen. PDsdes--T As
coERty pronounced in faror of San,a Anna--
Ms Grrirdi at Vera CrGs--AnAerliion of tie
CG!yorHias 10 tis Iaiisd STATES. -. 2
Through the POli,eness OF an eminent co,nmer.
cial house, We have Just been placed in possession
Of The following MOST IMPORTANT intcili.
gence from Mexico. The news was received ty
"a British OF war, which touched al the Raiiis
with dispatches from the British Minister at Mex.
ico for this Goyerapieni.
The purport OF these dispatches that the Jailed
States hare taken possession ofis Calitoraias. and
fsdi tie TerOIufoa in tCrOr u SGRa lima is corr
PETE.
We sutjoin the following aCi,crs, from which
it Viii be perceived tha, the steamer Arab. with
Santa Anna on boari, was in sight of Vera Cruz
OH the 10Th iasl.
VISA CRUz, Aug. lG, 1916.
Awaiting ourseives'of the opportunity By the
British maI Of war, we have Jus, time 10 state
that Mexico and Puebla have since also pro.
uouncei for Federalism aud Santa Aana, Bravo's
Government hardly es,a blshei, WAS overthrown,
and General Sslas has pu. himself al the 6ead OF
the movement until Santa Anna may arrive.
Tranquility was soon restored. Gomez Farias
aided the parIi.ans Of Santa Anna. 10 bring abou,
the revolution. HIS sens have come down here
TO welcome Santa Anna, who left the Havana on
the Sih, in British steamer called the Arab, nc.
comPanied by AImOnie, Haro Tamariz Reion,
and Boses, and thus ought 10 be here every day.
Gen. Paredes was taken prisoner, and is GeS:
in the citadel of Mexico. Gen. Saias has issued
already a letter of convoca,on Of Congress, on
the principles Of 1924. and the members ARD 10
assemble at Mexico on the 9Th Of December next.
The presen. conveyance carries the news Of
the annexation of California TO the United States,
receive! las. nigh: By express al the British Goa.
sulate.
VgEA Cauz, Aug. l6. 1916.
Advices have just been received by express Of
the forma annexation of California 10 tie United
States! and this vessel of war takes the British
Minister'S dispatches to New Orleans and 10
England.
The whole country has declared id favor Of
Santa Anna, who ef, Havana for hero on the
Arab steamer, but has not yet arrived, which
makes his friends rather anxious for his safety.
p. S.-The Arab rus, in sight. ...... .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19

"fU 7'ry."-lhis celebrated expression was,
by mistake of u Correspondent, credited to Gen.
Brooke, President Of The Court Of Inquiry now
sitting ut Old Point Comfort. A friend has cor.
rected the error, By referring Us 10 the official &C.
count Of the battle Of Bridgewater. l, seems that
Colonel James Miller. under General Brown WINS
ordered by General Brown to storm battery that
was most destructive to the American Troops
Colonel Miller undertook the task, with the re.
mark am !ry." He was successful and accom-.
pIished one Of the mos, brilliant fea,s during the
las, war. The saying became motto for tho
buttons of his regiment, and the gallant Colonel
was promoted 10 B.ise4ier Genera! ship
There is an excellent anecdo,e told of General
jackson and General Miller. The atter gentle.
man vas the collector oil! the por! of Salem. Mass.
~hcn Jackson came into power. Great efforts
were made /" remove him, bu, with little effect
finally, the old General, becoming tired of the
subject, sworc ''by tho Eternal" that General
Miller was brave and good soldier, and an honest
man. and that no should not be removed" Gen.
eEa Miller is collector even un!o Ibis day..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19

The ntr Pope Of Rome is exciting lively ia.
teres in Italy by his bold and judicious reforms.
His own family, i: appears, ssas one of those who
suffered from the cruel and tyranncal measures
of the late administration. One of his brothers
had TO fly to France, in consequence of his efforts
in tho cause Of liberty. Plus X. has given a
free pardon 10 all the political prisoners, and has
authorized the return of the exiles. He has dis.
;aissed the advisers Of the late paPs. Catd.nai
Gizz, a distinguished liberal, is The new Secretary
of State; and Cardinal Amati, another friend Of
the people. is principal member Of the Cabinet.
These able men know the wants of the country.
They have mingled with the people. end BY
course Of reform, the details Of which have been
maiured by Plus himself. we hope they will be-
able to restore popular iiberty--we hope thew
will be able TO aTert that Formidable civil wa.
which the Italian people were looking 10 as tho
only remedy for the evils that afflicted them,
Austria will now learn ,ha, hor hold upon the
PaPal States, although sustained by powerful
standing army, is less powerful than she ina gined.
And Se hope that Met,ernich himself will live
long enough 10 see his principles of fraud and
brute force annihilatsd, even in Austrn, BY the
triumphant and pacific march Of more enlightened
systems Of government. .'... --s' ~ o
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
WALL ACE & WARD

TJAyE Just received per steamer Troy direct from
III Philadelphia, New lork and Boston one OF 'i'e
and hes, selected stocks OF Spring and Summer
Goods they brought 10 Inn, ri-iaSi' consisting
part Of blue and black English and French broadcotS
and casmrres pilot and beaver cloths silk satin an"
cashmere vesrings; fine medium ana 10" pfieeu t"..u
stine, md Kentucky cans very cheap; large lot OF
eannels OF all colors aud all prices linen aud cot
ton coat and pantaooh stus, in great variety an"
low prices very large stock OF brown and o,eaehed
domes,ics blankets and blanket coats oil all aese'p
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
From he n. o. PicGyuns.
SANTA ANNA.
TnE MAK-HIs PkosAkIE roIIcY.

umnhaDt ,.r.D,ton nj ", 49,, ~. .-,,.,.r,.,.
success Of b,s ~, ,,;z,rs =, tho ,S-,r,,t
ont such 6erar,n,en, n, h,,s - b.,,J r.,
leave no nom IN doubt tia, ba :. o.c, nor. -.
labIsbed IN ,a,,r- and up6sr ,p.nir,s ur,cb en-.
able him In r,sr,eiss .unr,p,e mia with , finn,
hand and ror. ,ia ripr ,.uruo,a Ir,p =, ,,,,.
vans ot III, lite. HE b.. b,, bv lrrrs, b..
foot. bsu nrd mel or (,r,une. n. b,. SUI, IN
and fro ike n pepJuIum Thai toucb.o IN n. ,,br,
lions IN. e,,r,n,, of fate. A ,tcr,,,o,,s m,
prysoue, Of warn dcu,lor with uncurt,,I ,o, ,.r
n fvsIliye from an ,.asl-,,tdruuar. amer,
II. M on ,.r,Iiy nj ,,o,r ,I,.,'>,,, ,,r,,,
ruler for The Ihlri time c,u.l.cu IN ru,a,r. are
uorIious of the cu,Quered charaIer lie las pHlIe,
. IN the great drama of D,y. lie i, a m-iI,y of
Iron,raf7ri,rv ra,si,ns \ cor,,o,,,,, nf ,.,u,,,v
duunclly. talent. energy. courage ana rplacttI
HIS greatness arise, iSom lh,. yIror Of his ,,cr,
his successes are lrdceab.e 10 HE force of s,s-
teuI,r,i ,-,fsbncs, He ha, snmy.Ii-d statesman.
shin u.to one dea-ssIf, and 10 ,b.s rc,ol eiI-I5s
ac,s-ubeIbrr as ruler or fugitive. .wbclLsra,
d.spol or supnucapl, Whether as drcimaiirp can.
NV, or i,rnInrin, mercy. ns ssa,r,i,p mr. son1s
of war mr. skutkinp. from nm oulre,,,.J peo,l,.. in
the Easlp,sS,.s of the CorIlIrras For self he
will do ,hInys IN themselves c,lyaiTous. bold and
u, p,,ous uUd lor self he will enact or,,l,y;,s II;
,u,.I,, md d, scend 10 shifts Of the loves, pusi,
""O ~ '''"o " ''', ~ % '''' -
HN'i','! "IH " III" ann '''e''Oe"'P -
an ooSo'e.1 "''' '''''''T''' ''u'
'''S'""' '''''' vac u.s. '"' '.
G'"s ,u"s' ''''sO"' ,'O''''' '''' '' 1''
"",''" 60 VI ~
: "'' e'eo '',V 'e'''" ~ % SUI" "''.I ~
PftHhe power ~ 'eH'Vo ""' "'.0 up" '"e 'o'''
'.oa's VI '''e n''eu S''tes VII" '''"' sO"""H
0e '"s'! '''T'Ou ~ Con'T " "'C' va
VIZ e0u'Se u pow! "e ''''S"' 's'' '0' S''
s'a@! o' ms 'uo " '''e "es' "uu' H''''ent vi MS
ioRanes' ine ,eP'! "e Is sa.A 10 nave gwen ~
QUE sonSu' a ''%'a"a, MI Ca"'Poe"' PREVIOUS
10 M S~'""s ~ vera luz 'Oi r's.oS 40 eoo'
cue o MS 'u,o'o purposes % al? ''''"S
hen ashtu II He was III ''''' o' 'ne war VIVA
me eni'eu o'"'es' De IS fePor.ei ~ nave SAUL
u on Nno" no" IL Is II Tue P'ope OF my couh-
Try are Tor war am ~'h '1e''; Od' "on'd Pse-
Ter peace rs qai!e Pfooao'e 'ha' " 9'n''
Anna could concentrate IN MS own hahuS Inc
absolute power oil The nation under peace eS'
adjustment, he would prefer dong so; out ihat he
viii risk any thing TO obtain peace, however al
vantageous 1t might be TO country Is 10 imagine
him capable Of sacrificing something tor the hene'
fiji OF oIhers-a suPpoS'lou totally at variance
with every attribute Of his nature.
! 1t has been stated that subsequent TO the con-
tersauOu with Mr.. CamPOeIi. an American Gill
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19
LIABLE W { A R.

New stvc prints from 81 to IS cents. worsted and
cotton balzrrlnrs, glngham>, shaded lawn gl"ghahs
new styc painted lawns; polka musl'nri camOrIcs ana
iaconrs IN and figured alpaca lustres very cheap
r. rs mon, ,clincs de ainc something entirely ne" anu
decidedly rich; cashmere decosse graduated rooes'
nj in and figured silks and satns; shawIs fancy hdhis
linen Gaul5rtc hdkfs plain md Rem tItehed' scars
collars capes caps and chenIsettes, mtts and grove
of every style and quality; boblnet and thread iaces
and inscrings cotton; thread and Oobn: edgnSs ana
nsertugs new style bopnets; plain aud fancy rIooohs
sonethInp new) and trimmings, in great variety par
asols and sun shldvr; white and black slk a"d cooh
nose at al! prices IL short almost every article ior Ia
dies wear.
100 CASES or BOOTS AND SHOES,
Chiy. Legto,n, Panama. sax ana fur
Hats. ofthe Latest fashion Lrrse lot
of Books and a@:o1'ry! Hard'eare
ami CuHsry. China. Glass and
Qucersrarr. Drugs. Medicines
and Dye-Sufs.
SrGAR. COFFEE. AND OTHER GROCERIES,:
Auwea.kIs tina, persons wishing to pure base w'n
.,tI and examine our stock, and IL they do ~ buy
cbc-r cood, it will not be our fault. The highest
market price paid tor -four, wheat corn meal oats
h.e,v,x. bel hides, deerskins, coonshins ieaihe''
and plank
Van Buren. May 90, 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-09-19

~ BBL>. prime brown sugar;
~ 25 sacks coffee Rice; crackers, ioa' anu
Havana sugars fine wines and liquors 'ogethet VIII
large assortment Of articles in our iine "h'ch we
are .elling at reduced prices -, u,vrps
July l0rh, '4e. W. b@'S VI ia
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-11
Real Estate for safe.

> Il THE PLANTERS HOTEL, with
f.s=m the Lot upon which it stands, situated
G=z=&south of the Rail Road Bridge, and now
occupied by Thomas King.
HOUSE and BAKESHOP and LOT, North
of and adjoining the same, now occupied by Mr..
Augustine as Grocery and Bakeshop.
HOUSE and LOT on corner of Second and
Brunswick streets, north of Rail Road.
HOUSE and LOT on Brunswick street, west
OF and adjoining the last mentioned House and Lot
The above property will afford a safe and lucra.
tive investment of capital. The property is now
paying good interest.
TERas-One-fourth purchase money in 90 days
negotiable note the balance, at one and two years
with interest from date. Purchasers to pay fo
papers. Apply to So
VIM. A. BERRY, M. D.
November 6, 1916 SGT
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-11
NOTICE..

sEALOORING and WEATHER BOARDS,
g well dressed, also sheathing and laths, can be
at all times had at the Central Planning Mill, which
will be delivered to the purchasers on any wharf
designated in town, without charge for transport
tatIon.
Persons wishing to have lumber planed at said
Mill, are furnished with fiat of convenient size
free from charge. Apply to the subscriber, two
doors north of the Custom House.
Oct 1877 E. ]. LUTTERLOH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-11
By the President
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary of State.
pR0CT,AMATT0NS


BIZ the President ofthe United States Of america:
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas by an act of the Congress of the Uni
ted States of the Sd of March 1915, entitled.
can act allowing drawback upon foreign mer-
chandise exported in the original packages to
Chihuahua and Santa Fe, in Mexico, and to
the British North American Provinces I'D join
ing the United States" certain privileges are ex-
tended in reference to drawback to ports therein
specially enumerated in the 7th section of said
act, which also provides " That such other ports
situated on the frontiers of the United States
adjoining the British North American Provin-
ces as may hereafter be found expedient, may
have extended to them the like privileges on
the recommendation or the Secretary of the
Treasury, and proclamation duly made by
the President of the United States, specially
designating the ports to which the aforesaid
privileges are to be extended"
And whereas the Secretary of the Treasury has
duly recommended to me the extension of the
privileges of the law aforesaid to the port Of
Lewiston, inf the collection district Of Niagara
in the State of New York:
Now, therefore, 1, JAMES K. POLK. Presi
don't of the United States Of America, do hereby
declare aud proclaim that the port of Lewiston il
the collection district of Niagara, in the State
New York, is and shall be entitled to all the priv
ileges extended to the other ports enumerated il
the seventh section of the act aforesaid, from ant
after the date OF this proclamation.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set m,
hand caused the seal of the United States to be at
fixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this seven
teenth day of January, in the year of on
[sEAt,] Lord one thousand eight hundred ant
forty-six, and of the Independence of tn
United States of America the SEVENTEEN.
JAMES x. POLK.
BY the President:
JAMES BUcHANAS, Secretary Of State