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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08
IN ATT{CHMENT.

STATE OF MICHIGAN Justices E,;es sa"E st Go
oJ Ts.,;.. If the Peace in and for said county.
nsr '''AS William Bradshaw VS.. Moses Savage. -.
Notice is hereby given that writ Of
BEEN issued by above Of the and e
b goods, shsss gn,ss d sSa dasa in favor Of
iecas =, ,ns on the
Ssh day of Fenary and that the d o. aas a.
= Adjourned to the 18th day of May A. isso a. ons
O'Clock P, NJ. the office OF said !nsa ep nnSHAW
Of Ypslanti. VILLA" plaintiff
90 1915 ITO 5w
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To whom all these Presents shall Come

HNHIS is to Gritty that we. Joshua French, of the
IL city of Troy and State of New York, and Archi-
bald A. Davis, of Worcester, and Everett v. Otis. of
the city of Boston and OF Massachusetts,. have
gieed 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 be conducted under the
firm of French and Davis, that the general of
the business be transacted by said partnership the
purchase and sale of Flour Grain, Provisions, and
Merchandise generally, and also to transact general
Commission business with all the usual appendages,
that the said Joshua French and the said Archibald A.
Davis are the general partners and the said Everett
" OTIS the special partner, and the said Everett "
Ots as such special partner, has contributed the
common stock of The said partnership, the sum of
twenty five thousand dollars in cash. That the prn>
cipa place of business OF sold partnership in the city
of Troy and that the said partnership is to commence
the sixth day of January, thousand eight hum
dred and forty and terminates the expiration OF
three years from the date hereof.
Given under our hands 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 printed in the city
OF Troy, called the Daily Northern Budget and Daily
: Wing. January 9th. 1916.
A. H. SHELDON.
! I'm Clerk OF Rensselaer, County.
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C. JOSLIN.
Master in Chancery,

~ scriber in the Township of Ypsilant'. on the
night of the 4th inst. one seven or eight years old
LIGHT cay MARE with one white hind foot wioe
white strip in the face up to her eyes. Two wnl's
spots on the back made by saddle. black main ano
tail Any person who will give notice where she msy
be found or return said mare will be handsomely re-
warded. JOSEPH bhO"N'
Ypsianti. Aug 10 fo45.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-07-08

posed 10 be prepared. The books got Up by the
publishers in a beautiful style. The papre is air.and
the print large and clear the binding substantial and
the price low"
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- IN CHANCERY SECOND CIRCUIT.
John Y Larzelere Pursuance dsc aee o of ,bi

'oAA tue of decree OF this
James W. Waterberry YcouIt made IN the ABOVE On,
M the IOh day of July A. D. 1o45, notice
~ Given that the undersigned, one OF the
Masters Of the said Court will Tuesday the lin.
d,v Of November next at of the clock in the alter
noon of that day. expose for sale at Puoc Auction
ILL., of Ynsanti. County of Washtenaw, State OF
MEXICAN to the highesr bidder. all the following de-
scribe6 piece parcel of land with the appurehaWn,
80. ,bereunto belonging situated in the Village OF Up
SLANT aforesaid known and described as village Lo
ssn 200 rods Of ground be the same more or less
according 10 the pa, upon record az the Recorders OIL
fee in Ann Arbor in said County. ME sale VIII DC
absolute.
Dated September 10th a. d. lS45 ,ronr,,
comn,s S, MASTER IN CHANcRR1
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GROCERIES.

HE of The we
yaucIenf faHyu
Candles Tobacco Coffee Saaraus
dAppesD amnAleC Cider Lemons
AIsoP for Medicinal
All of which FOR CASH the possible prices
Aprd3
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in CH,NCERY. SECOND CIRCUIT.


VKIhereas at Court of Ckancery for tho
w Second Circuit for The state of Michigan
held at Ann Arbor Oh the 10Th day OF July A. ID.
fS45, in the cause wherein Alden III. Ballard
was complainant, aud PhiIander HascaIl, Mary
Ann Hascali, George N Skinner aud Lorin T..
Miles were defendants, vas decreed by the
Chaneetlor Of SAID sate, that The PREMISES herein
described, should be sold at public auction under
the direction of one Of the masters ot this Court.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given. that by
virtue of of said decree, will on the twenty sixth
dav Of February nea, at the hour Of one o'clock
P. NJ. ofthal day expose Cor sale at public
ton al the Court House IN she County of WASH
tenaw, aud state of Michigan. all and singular The
premises with The appurtenances contained in said
decree and The mortgage therein menIioned. de-
scrbed AS follows. riz: situate in the village Of
Ypsilauii County Of Washenaw state Of Michigan
aforesaid and bounded as follows to wit: Begun
ming at the North East corner oc village lot three
hundred and twenty nine 1927 thence south alorg
The line of Huron srress to0r rods, thence West
nine rods ihencc North four roas 10 alley,
thence East along The south line OF said alley to
The place of begni:;g. Sale ,solue and without
/ redemp;ion. Terms Cash.
G.. JOSLIN
Master in Chancery.
i E. NJ. SKINNER.
Cnpl,s Sctrs. 5Ow
Dated January LIST 1916.
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"A HORTGAGE SLE-Detaut hav ing been made
lN in the payment OF a certain of money secured
TO be paid By The condition of certain mortgage bear
ing date the seventeenth day OF December, in the year
of thousand eight hundred and forty exc
cuted by John w. Shuar OF SUPERIOR in the county OF
Washlenaw and of Michigan of the first part TO-
Cicero Mllingon of psanti,' county and state azores
Register of Deeds for Washienaw county Michigan on
the twenty eighth day of December, A. D. lS4O, IN L
Der No. g. page 3S8, which said mortgage was on the
fourteenth day June i'm the year OF ourLord thou
sand eight hundred and forty duly assigned by said
Millingtou to Thomas r. Brown which assignment was
recorded in said otEce Of Register of Deeds tire 2zd
day of June A. d, lS45 in Lber No 9. page 1913 sp-
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 shsncery to The debt secured by said
mortgage o. any part thereof Notice hereby given
that said mortgage will be fcrecose& and by virtue of
the power of sale contained sad mortgage. there
viii be sold pablic To- RE highest bidder for
cash and without app:asemtm on the twenty second
pay of January twelve O'Clock noon, at the court
house in Ann Arbor in the comfy of Washtenaw and
state of Michigan (being the place where the Circuit
corrt for said county of Washtenaw is held) all
much of the mortgaged premises forth in said mort
gage as all be sufficient to satisfy The amount which
| viii then be due said mortgage anu costs, which
said premises are described in SAID mortgage as fol-
lows all that certain parcel of land situate in
The 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-
ter of section twenty six, [s6 in township south OF
seven east containing eighty acres OF land be The
same more or less" THOMAS r. IROWN-
Assignee of Mortgage
| C. III. vANcLEvE his Attorney.
| Dated Ypslanti October %, 1915. 40 I'm
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C. W. LANE.
or stolen from the sub

Compts Solicitors.
Dated at Ypsilanti Jan. 26fh l646.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

the oathos NJ the treaty is known TO US, how
ever much IL pleased Us at tins time OF It's ut
terance. because we believed u 10 be the
warm language oi csraesiness and sincerity
so has he now vetoed a bill substantially
recommended By himself, through tie report
OF the Secretary of War, a high Off ,er OF his
Cabinet. II is true that the defence has been
set up for him. that the Secretary. though re.
porting through the President. really reports
10 Congress. Granled-but this does not in
the slig.test degree alter the cdse. IL has al
ways been cousldered-I least II was ia those
days when IL was thought that SOM degree
~ profound craftsmanship was necessary in
governing a great nltion- hIta Cabinet should
sdppon one nniioun po.icy, a. speaking the
sentiments ot the parry whose principles IL
was appointed Ia aid in carrying out. Who
ever heard of n high Cabinet officer rccom-
mending To Cougress, Through the President,
a course ot action directly contrary to that OF
the President himself, and actually accompan-
icd viii the proper estitnites "a To the cost
ul carrying II out-wio ever heard OF any
thing OF the kind, we ask, before these days
OF deception and palpable fraud Pes
idcnt with a Gccen: portion of self respect,
ever paciiced such small intrigue, 1t is new
IA the history OF our county, aud no doubt
found It's origin aud motive la the desire to
uecelNe some nleuiscrs ri Congress INTO the
support of measures which the Executive
feared might not otherwise prove successful.
rs the great tcordS about Oregon were fol.
lowed by the smallest possible actions, and
were intended only To- gulf honest men. 81
was the course of the President on the sub.
jcct OF improving harbors and rivers lavora.
BILE, only with the design of gaining votes fol
the new Tariff Bill, the administration no
having faith enough To believe that one right
eous measure could stand without prdcicinl
a little ldlsehood on another. We most ear.
nestly hope that the day is not coming when
eueTy true democrat pM hare, in bitterness,
Of heart, 10 ask pardon of God and man for
having aided iH eIeUdiing 10 poDer, men iohC
mistake tredchcry for good conduct, aud pal
try shifts for great ~StatoSmdHship."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

with ih, Republic OF Mexico. aud 10 be- used
by him IN the event that such treaty should
call iOr the expenditure OF the money 30 appro-
Prlated, OF any part thereof.
The senate. by unanimous consent. proceed
ed To consider the resolutions. aud. on the
question to sgree TO the first r. solution il was
Determined in the affirmative: Yeas IL, nays 2
.-Messrs. At hi-on aud Rusk.
Ga mj;ion OF Mr. ktcnisJn To amend the
serond W,Olulion, by laser,ing after the word
NJ 'Kico," the following words: And Tor the
purchase OF Tia whole or part Of Upper Cali.
i%ounis."
Il was determined ia the negative: YeasIl.
navs -.
On motion of Mr.. Pearcc to amenl the So
cond resolution by adding thereto the f)llow.
ing Pmyiso:
Provided. That no part OF The sold sam OF
money shall b. applied to the purchase OF any
part ol California.
On motion OF Mr.. Srm2le To um mi the pro.
posed amendment by adding Their to The words.
until alter the conclusion OF d peace with
Mexico.
II was determined in the negative.
On the motion To agree TO the amendment
proposed by Mr.. Peace, il was determined in
the negative, Yeas z. Nays 81.
Several other amen I'm ,nts were offered and
rejected, when the ~ Resolution was adopted
by the following vote:
Ieds-Messr,. Allen, Archer, Ashley. Atb-
eTton, Bagby. Benton. Breese, Bright. Calhoun
Cameron, Cas-, Chalmers,C orwin. Cdttenden.
Dickinson, Dix, Evans, Fairfield. Houston,
Johnson, oil Maryland, Johnson, OF Louisans,
Lewis, McDuthe. Miugum, Niles, Rusk, Sc.
yier, Speight, Sturgeon, Tumey, Webster,
Westcott aud Yulee-33,
Nays-Messrs. Atchison, Birrow, Bsrrien,
Cilley, John M. Clayton, Davis. Greene, Han.
negan, Harrington, Jaruagin, Miller, More
head, Pearce, Phelps. Semplr, Simmons, Up
ham, aud Woodbndge-l9.
Our readers will remember. that the bill ap.
propriating the sum asked tor, passed the
House. and was reported to the S,naie. where
il was lost for wanto OF tims, Oh tho eve OF tn
final adjournment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
THE PLAlNEsTK1yD oFT.tK

The Ohio Statesman, the Loco Foco State
PsPefa at Columbus, handles Folks Veto ON
the River and Harbor Bill after a fashion Of
which the following extrac, will give some
faint idea.
The Message 10 which the President SIM.
ports his views, j. q shallow prrlormsnce
vulgar ~ ats Language, ridiculous Tor its falls.
logic, aud paltry as the treatment Of a thesis
BY some hair splitting and w~ine-dm,yipg
OF the Midlle ages. who thought
himself a great mau because, like all small
characters, he had mistaken cunning for wis
10 Is, however, quite worthy the man
whose imbecility has been 80 mhappily dis.
10 his action ou the Oregon question
first uttcrug boasts OF thc lOudest kind. and
then sneakIug on to cover when the enemys
hay was iaiutly ls'ari IN The distance. There
a remarkable similarity in thr President
conduct ou thcs two subjects. As be- mouthed.
.nt myed about UuS clear ant mauestioua
DIE ught 90 tle whole Of Oregon. like unto
one OF Nat LEES Bcdldmite heross-for we
ean only call Do mou,hing and ra,ina. wbenI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
TRAINING UP

IL IS matteToi fact business to live +, az.
world any way You can fix IT,. The wants of
tne poly make imperative demands ON the 81
lOrts ana labors OF somebody TO supply ;ts in.
d~isPensable necessities. No one. yyh,terc,
may be his birth. his condition. ar b;s ,yo,t,t,
III this world, mas d native right to claim ey.
einption rom some degree of toll and effort
to supply his own wants. Ii is a law of tbs
Creator that a man shall toll and earn hi.
bread by The sweat Of his brow. And parents
40 lhclT clnldrcn an incdlculable wrong bofh
20 . ant soul, when they train them up
IN Idieness and inactiOn. They will be almost
certain, one day, 10 reap the fruit of such
wrong training. AZ Is Ear better. both for the
body and the soul Of any healthy child IN
Tram II Up to habits Of industry and economy
There IS no greater defect in educstipg CHI
dren than neglccting TO accustom them IN
"ofh. II isan evil that attaches mostly io
large towns aud cities. Children suffer much
iromlt. The parent never considers ,ybe,b
e. the enid $ work r. necessary or not To m.
Chlld. Nothing Is more uncertain ibsn tbeir
future independence aud comfort. yery m,rL
depends or being accustomed to WORK.
custoined 20 provide lW the thousand ca,
sl'ntly recurring wants hdt NATURE entails pp
AS. W"
II this wcm not NV. sill IL prrs.r,.. a
rom Dad habits. o. SECURES their health.
strengthens both Zoe MAD spl lssly. ce,ise.
them bstier to bear the confinement al al.
school room: and d. tends moro ~,
anything else 20 give them just aud prous,
'lcWs OF iiie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
Extract Of a letter to NE Editor, dated We,
iol, Missouri, August 6. 1916.

Extract Of a letter TO tie Editor, dated Ves.
fol, Missouri, August 6, 1916.
! am within hearing Of the guns at Fort
Leavenworth, where are now garrisoned Col
Prices Regiment Of Volunteers, together with
a Battalion OF 300 Mornons, all nearly ready
to march for Santa Fe and the Caliornias.
20. Donophan's Regiment OF mounted men
together with all the regular troops at the post
aud one Battalion of Infantry marched sew
eral weeks since for Fort Bent, where thev
they have oil arrived ere this, and will await
the arrival of Col Prices Regiment aud the
Battalion OF Mormons under Mai. Allen. The
arms aud principle stores or these troops were
lost by the sinking OF the Steamer Rsdnor a
Ie" days since on her trip from St. Louis 10
The Fort, preventing the march OF these troops
Tor several days.
The election Tor Lieni. Col. aud Major i'm
Col. Prices Regiment came off on Yesterday '.
resulting IN the election OF Capt. Elwards6n
aud a Mr.. Allen, both from the volunteers: the
press nominees, Mitchell and Walker. only
receiving some fifteen or twenty votes.
II IS said that Price will reduce all his
companies to 20 men. forming a battalion of
90 men from his Regiment, most of the Com.
panies numbering ia men, which IS s,id tn
be too large. >"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
ALMANACS For 1917

The subscriber respectfully informs city am
country merchants that he has Just published
and has Tor sale at the Times Office No. | Ash,
land Row, Monroe street, Wheeling, the Far.
mers' and Mechanics Almanac for 1917. This
Almanac, calculated by John Armstrong, i,
upon paper OF extra quality, neatly printed
on entirely new type aud contains 3G medium
duodecimo pages, comprising the calender,
the Signs, BcliPses, Fast and Feast days, Ia
bic of Courts, &c. &c. and viii be sold
as cheap as any Almanac in The West.
Dealers are invited to order at an early day,
as there will be no more printed than will
supply the demand. aud we shall close the
publication by the last OF September. Mer-
chants in the city can have them to supply
their country custo .ners at the cheapest rates.
J. T.. WHARTON.
Vince ling, Va. August l3. 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18
From tho N~orridgrworh tve.) journal.

VIC p1hIsh the following, ~ smong the many evidcn-
cs which we are constantly receiving Of The incressiug
popularity ofDr Jaync's ENpoc'orant. We have no Iva.
lefess IN "purhng it-any further than We have a desire
70 promote the heath and Happiness Of our hliow-crca.
lures, who are wasting away with those complaints for
winch TINS medicine Is an absolute remedy. And IN ca.
ling thr attention ofthe public TO u, we feel thai we are iu
The faithful discharge Of our duty,
NEw PORTLAND, Nov. 4. lSf2.
hr' Ftau.-Str;-i wish you 10 send me three bottles OF
INnes Expec.orSnr and la this connection, I would say
thal deem II an invaluable medicine, and an article that
no family should be without for a single DAY. | have used
Il for Two years IN my family, and have always found IL
q qu'ek and eiheicnt remedy for tighiness ofthe lungs PRO
auosuh y long proitacled colds, which produce the shou
hacking cough, the prcmontor OF Consump;ion. Ifpro-
perry and seaSonahiy administered, Is win e~gectusiIy
hit5h uplhe most violent colds, aud thereby prevent the
many violent fevcfs, 50 frequently consequent uDou them
! Would most cheerfilly recommend this medicine 20 the
pubic IN all cases Of thai nature. J. ~. WEBSTER.
For sale in Wheeling ty aug II JCRUMBACKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

II is too often the case that children, provi-
ded theg spend half a dozen hours of the dsy
at school, are permitted to spend the rest as
they please. Thus they grow up in the wodd
without any knowledge OF its tolls aud c re-;
they view IL through a false medium; they
cannot appreciate the iavors YOU bes,ow, as
they 10 not know the tolls they cost; their
bodies and minds are enervated, an they are
exposed To whiiever vicious associations are
within their reach.
The daughter, probably becomes that pitia-
BILE, helpless object, a novel reading girl. Tn,
son. ii he surmounts the consequences of your
neglect, does il probably after mis- plans and
station Tor life are fixed, aud when knowledge,
Tor ono of its important objects, comes, alas
too late
No man or woman is fully educated if not
accustomed to- useful labsr. Whatever accom-.
plishn 'nts they possess, whatever their men
tai training, a deduction must b. mlde for ~
norance OF that important chapter Of the
worlds great book.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

C~y- We have received a letter from Mt. a
r. Goff, formerly d respected citizen of this
place, from Missouri, where he has resided
s.yeul years, requesting Us to correct an i'm
preston that, he says, has obtained here, that
he is the Guf who as a postmaster in Lick
ing county. OHIO, has been aPprchended for
Tobbing the mail. We were not before aware
that any such impression existed, aud could
not but smile at the folly OF such a s%upposi-
ton, for this reason; our Mr.. Golf is a wing,
and therefore could not b. appointed a post
MASTER. Our Mr.. GoG is a wing, and would
therefore not have robbed the mail il he had
been postm ,stcr. Furthermore we learn
from his letter anl other sources, that he new
e. was postmaster and never was in Licking
co Ohio. II these facts aud that of bearing
an iueprovable character Tor many years in
this city are not sufficient evidence that our
a. +. Golf and Mr.. Postmaster GofT are very
different men why there is no use in being a
inan at all.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-18

Lewis Sieifei Is CHkScERv, In the Cireuif gu
". perior Court Of Law and Chance.
Frederick smith q aD ~ for Ohio Coanty.
DURsUANT to- q decree rendered by saiJ Court An s.id
! cause. ON che 10Th day OF June. iPB. tle unde,-
signed, The Commissioners thereby apuoinsrS IN ,ra.~-s
a. his office IN the city of Wheeling, In said courtv' ON
the 1lui DAY o. Auetsr, 1915, and thereafter tv adlo.rn.
mcnt rom time 90 time a. shall Ihe fotnd n.ec--
aud take az account for the purpose % ascersioiny "a
fcpoiti"R the eniount due By the defendant. Freae,ieS
sli'n, ~ sceouHh 1.-THE purchase money e,r 20 No
hihe ~ hhehle1"~n IN the hili aud procecaingu ,sn.i,o-
\, wy whom and bow much respecUyefv. "a -.
~ .c said complainant. and Tire iiess spd
l.suh,"Isnccs on 'he said Lot No nine a., b...lS - ~.
i,'nusMs ~ any ft1en with their smovnss "a .,,a.S
ptcircyi and VIII report tho same to ~ 80
"ge'hef with any thinF deemed pertioeps ~ ne,
"t sleclRlly required ~ the parties or either octhes,
~ interested are notified ~ attend AZ the time and olsec
"sie,s'd snd prove their claims. AMPS PAITLs
~" Special Com6iaa1ouer.