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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-09
PROSPECTUS OF THE
YPSILANTT SENTINEL,
VOLUME FOUR.

In coming before the public with the fourth VOL
of the .Sentme'' we find favorable opportunity of
sketching slight programme of our intentions,
which shall endeavor to fill duriag the year. We
have been fattered mere during the year jusf past
with the satisfaction expressed by patrons than
by any considerable increase ofour subscription list
So great the obstacles which accuntry press has
to contend with that It nst necessarily win its way
slowly into public favor In this respect we trust
we have made some advance. With the greater
experience we rev have of the peculiar tastes of our
reading community, we hope to advance still farther
The "Sentinel" will continue to advocate the
measures Of the Wing party SO far ss these meas
ures are now developed; nor do we apprehend the
adoption of any doctrine by that party which eur
private judgment shah force us TO oppose ;-.yet in
the events Of the future we hold sacred the rights of
private opinions. Its political features shall, howev
er be kept at all times, free from personality and
unfair argument.
Should eur patronage soon warrant it We shall
make considerable addition to the amount of our
political reading but we cannot promise this except
the condition of largely increased subscription
Ii MISCELLANEOUS READING we trust we shall be
able to please the young the middle aged, and the
old. For this purpose increasing the amount and
selecting it for wider range of the current tera-
safe of the day than heretofore.
We shall be constantly on the look out for the
richest jokes of Punch, Judy, Yankee Doodle, and
kindred humorists, while the whole troop Of tLite-
rary periodicals will be made to yield their choicest
gems We should be glad if we able to prom
Use something original in this line, and we trust that
we may be able to find in the course of the year,
if it will not be held back because we are not OBJ
lgated by promise to produce it.
Our GENERAL ErstLTcENgE will be copious, cor
rect, and early The various and multifafious dc.
signs of weekly journal shall endeavof in short
to fulfill to the best of our ability: of which the pub
lie have now had some two years experience.
We trust that we shall now see an increased in
tsrest taken in the Sentinel by those whose inter-
ests are advanced. and the Importance of whose
place of residence is enhanced By its continuance.
With the expiring hero we say, if we have done
well, "Give us your applause
THE PUBLISHER.
Ypsilanti Jan. 90 l447.
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Farm For Sale.

UNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the farm
II on which he now lives. three miles south OF
Saline village in the township of York, Wash
tenaw county Mich, containing l60 acres of good
opening land. 40 acres cleared. On the premi
ses are two log houses, two framed barnes, n
good young orchard OF grated fruit. just COM
mencing to bear, and fifty four acres of wheat on
the ground--to be purchased with he farm or
separate at this option of the purchaser.
Terms, part down.. and liberal credit with
approved security or the remainder Possession
given Immediately. UZZIEL KANOUSE.
York, May l2, 1S47.
For further particulars apply to ]. nj. Edmunds
YpsilantI or the subscriber on the premises.
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fSTRAY.

Uame into my enclosure on the 90 of July nit
Va bright bay mare, supposed TO be 10 or IL
years old, with short ,al. Also at the same time
a light brown pony mare supposed to be six years
old. Thopony mare has some white On both of
her right feet and spot on the forehead, and J.
s.. branded on the LETT shoulder; also brand on
thsrgh. shoulder but not plain enough to tell the
letters. SOLOMON MILLER.
Canton April Is ls47'
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SAMSON has on hand large assortment of
~ Miscellaneous Books suitable for Schools
or Family Libraries for sale as low as they can
be bot in Michigan.
ALSO.
Singing Schools furnished With bo oks to order
by the doz at Detroit prices.
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NOTICE.

All persons having books belonging to the
Township Library, are requested to return them
TO the District Librarians by the first of July
next; by which time also persons having charge
of the Books drawn by school District will re-
turn. all such books as have been drawn three
months or over. Missing books will be charged
to the Districts by which they were last drawn.
C. WOODRUFF, Clerk.
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IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS.
Empire Mills.

THE UNDERSIGNED have completed
Il their new STEAM MIL and are New pre-
pared 10 grind either wheat coarse gram in
the best manner and onths shortest notice.
Farmers wishing to get their wheat fou-ed
will find il to their interest to patronze to pat
this mill. as work will! be done on the most
reasonable terms and a SUPERIOR QUALITY oil hour
will be made. There Will be no delay in doing
custom work, as -four and meal of the best quail
ity will be kept constantly on hand to exchange
for Wheat. Corn. Rye or Barley.
The highest price will at all times be paid for
every kind of grain, Slaves and HeGding andIioop
timber and cord Wood, EDMUNDS d co.
Ypsiaanti. Jan. 26, is47
NOTICE is hereby given. that petition will
1Vfe presented to the Circuit Court for the
county eli Washenaw, at the adjourned term Of
the said court, TO be holden on the sixteenth day
of March. lS47, praying for license to sell and
convey the title certain real estate. situated in
the Village Of Ypsilanti. county OF Washenaw.
and state of Michigan, known. and described as
Village LOT number one hundred and ninetyseven
in the said Village of Ypsilanti, belonging 20 the
Baptist Church and society in Ypsilan'i, to-
gelher with the building thereon and all the ap-
pnftenances tberernto belonging.
By order of the Bap;isl Church and sociery in
Ypsilanti.
Dated, Ypsilan.i Jan. 9Th, ls47.
A. Pardee,
Hiram Cady , Baptist Church So
David Stewart. ciety in ypsilanil.
/, N. Field,
By a. w. Moore. Attorney.
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To Inhabitants Of Washtenaw

TO Inhabitants of Washtenaw
WHO ARE BUILDINGS!
TIME SUBSCRIBERS at Ypsilanii give TO
Il tice that they are prepared TO furnish to
order window
SASH AND BLINDS
made of Pine Lumber and the sash filed with
the best Eastern Glass at prices lower than any
now offered in the State, Of the same quality
"Estima,es furnished by letter if required" Sash
can be had without glass if wanted, but the sub
scribers have the facilities TO furnish them ready
sett, as 10 make It an object to those wishing
good article. Window blinds made. paffted and
hung. at redtced prices. Oval and Got lc sash
for Churches, show casec, and .hoss windows.
Also fancy sash made TO order The subscribers
have practical knowledge of the above business
for Is years, and will convince all those who ia
vor them with a call, OF their work nfanship and
low prices. Shop on North Hdton Street, one
door south of G. Davis Cabinet shop.
Ypsilanti M'ch 10 Al. E. p. g. G.. B. EARL.
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EMPIRE FURNACE.
Important to Farmers.
ANb
MECHANfCS

TINE PROPRIETORS of the EMftREFtR-
j. MACE, neaf the Depot Of the Central Rail.
Road is prepared to furnish farmers at all times
all kinds of farming utensils in his line, embra.
cling plows OF the latest and most approved pat.
terms. Cutivators, Shovel plows, Wagon-sxles,
and upon as good terms, as any other establish.
ment in the western country.
Castings Of all description. Tanning mill irons
Patent scsles. Engine-latfes. &c. will be mrde
order on the shortest notice. and finished IN the
most wofkmanlike manner. Farmers, AM all 9th.
ers who may want anything in the line Of his bus
mess. respectfully requested TO call at the es-
Enlistment Of the undersigned previous to pur.
chasing elsewhere, N. B. All kinds of county
produce, for which the HIGHEST PRICE will
be paid. taken in payment.
TIMBER for wooding ptows. and OLD CAST
INGS Of every description wanted,
Ypsilan,i. April I'd ~, 4. 3. SHAlEE'
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w ATCHE
AND
JEWELRY.

SAMSON has brought on splendid assortment
of Jewelry this fall-aiso, a large assortment OF
Spectacles, Pocket Knives. Razor Strops, Silver
and German Silver spoons and 'areiy OF
Goods too numerou. to mention all of which are
offered or sale cheaper
October
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tn ATTACHMENT.

IN ATTACHMENT.
State of Michigan, In Justice Court
County of Wshienaw, IS before c. H. Van
cleve a Justice of the Peace in and for said
County,
Walter A. rs h"sA'ss NsqT1sIse ,h |; As' x9t
Marvin Minor. of Attachment has
been issued by the above named JUS
tice of the Peace in favor of the above NAMED
Walter A. Buckbee Plaintiff against the goods,
chattels, rights credits moneys and effects of
the aboue named Marvin Minor defendant, re-
turnable on the 9th day OF February A. d. ls47
and that the trial of the said cause is adjourned
until the 9th day of May A. D. lS47 at one o.
clock in the afternoon at the office of said JUS
tice in the Township eff Ypsilanti is said County
WALTER A. BUCkBEE. Plaintiff
Dated Ypsilanti Feb. 9Th. lS47. 5w
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm containing one hundred acres, lying in
IA in the town of Lodi, three miles west of Lo-
di Planes and miles from the village OF Saline.
Upon the farm is good log house, some young
Frnit trees, about forty acres under improvement
and some sown to grain. The above rarm will be
sold very cheap
For particulars, apply to DR.. Marvin of Lodi,
John Earl or Samuel Killparick of Ypsilanti.
December g. 1886
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Mrs. s. II. FROST.

" GUILD respectfully inform the ladies of
w Ypsilan'i and vicinity that she has remov.
ed her M1LLINARY business 70 the building lately
known as Mss Rowcy's shop on Congress street
where she will be happy TO receive the calls all
persons wishing work in her line.
YpsIlant, May S, IS47. 3w
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ADVERTISEMENT
J. Roxbourths Tecthache Specific

TINE PROPRIETOR offers the above named
i article 10 The public frcm 90 years expert
cnee of its effects as a speedy and lasting cure
nnd ' facs and also p,eseryer Of tbe Teeth Il il
solely Vegetable and not poisonous. It is put up
in four ounce walls at four shillings per bottle
for sale by myself, by DR.. J. FarchIld my sole
agent and by S. M, Loveridge all OF Ypslanti.
Directions for using with each bottle.
We the subscribers. certify that we have used
Mr.. Rotbourths tooth-ache specific and have
proved il to be sure and lasting cnre for that
distressing malady and heartily reccominehd it
to all who are thus afflicted.
Thomas Morgan, Joseph II. Peck. Mrs. Mar.
garet Randolph, Mrs. Sidney Matthews. VIM.
A. Brown, Harriet Kanouse, Frances A. Child,
and Polly Fairchlld. Ypsilanti Dec. 5th 46.
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a&|],.G5laaoK HERE
SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE
STATE of Michigan
County os Wash. }ss
BY virtue of two Executions issued out of The
1E Circuit Court for the State and County afor.
said, to ME directed and delivered, have levied
upon the iollnwing described piece of parcel of
land to wit the west half of south. west quartre
ct section %, township south of range east
Which shall sell at the Court House in the
village OF Ann Arbor in said county at public
auction to the highest bidder on Friday the siss
leenih day of July next at twelve O'Clock noon of
that day. E. H. SPAULDIN0, Sheriff.
By J. M. CHIsDrsrER, Deputy,
Ypsilanti, May 81, ls47.
containing 80 acres more or less.
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STATE STATE OF MlcHIeAS. /, Before c. II. Van.
Geunty OF Wssrenaw, cleye Justice of
mo feace vi and for said county.
IiIed A. Hunter, Versus James Mullholland
N'J1ICE Is hereby given that writ OF attach
! q ment has been issued by tho abovenamci
justice in favor IF said Hunter against the goods
chattlss &c. of said. MulhoIland. returnahls ON
the 18Th day Of December A. D. 1876, and The de-
PENDANT not appearing the trial of the cause wa.
adjourned until thu 18th day of March 1871 a,
o'clock P. NJ. al the Office Of said justice IN the
township of Ypsilantl in said County.
Dated Ypsianti, Dee .5th, 1916,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


NJ Office is hereby given that in pursuance of IL
IN cense granted To the undersigned Adminstra
tor of the Estate OF Lowell Goodman late of Ma
comb County deceased by the hon. Judge of Pro
bate for said County; there sill be sola.ar public
Auction, to tie highest bidder. at the House OF
E. Sprague In the village ofSaline, on Thursday
the 90 day of April 1S47, at O'Clock in The af-
ternoon. all the right title and interest of said de
ceased in and to the following described land, to
wit. Commencing from the w l of the 4
of section 10. Q Town south of range East;
Comfisnting al the s. w. corner ofsaid Or Sec
thence n. f6U tods on the line Of said IL. section
thence E. so tods TO ike tothet Of parcel of land
decided to R. Briggs, theice S. 40 rods, thence
E. % fods 10 the line Of said Dir. Sec. thence S.22
rods. thence w. 30 rods, thence s. As rods 10 the
centre line of said sec. thence w. 60 rods, 10 the
place of be- irring. containing II acres of land
more OF less being the same described in a deed
gwen by J. S. Ware aud wife to Lowell Good.
man. A. A GOODMAN. Admir-.
Yp.iIanti March II 1916. 4w
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Cash CASH.! Cash!!!
NASH. AND THE HIGHEST PRICE
~ will De given for anyquan,ry of RYE
AND CORN dt the distilIery lately occupi
ed by Ransom Norton, near ii, upper Bridge
by HAWKINS & tESPRONCE.
Ypsilanti, December l9. 1915. 4SH
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0Sn LITHOGRAPHIC ENGRAVINGS
AcO new and beautiful, just received at
S.4IGSONS.
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The DAILY NATIONAL INTELIGENCER, will
continue to be published, as usual, at Ten Dol
lars per year, with this addition to its value to
Subscribers; that a double sheet (eight pages
Of the present size, instead of four will be
thrown off whenever the press Of Public Docu-
ments, Proceedings and Debates in Congress,
or Of Advertisements shall require it.
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THE THRIcE-A. WEEK NATIONAL INTELIGEN
GER, will also continue to be published, as here
tofore, with this addition also to Its value; that
double sheet will be thrown off probably as Of
ten as once week during the Session of Con-
press, and at other times occasionally, when
ever the press of matter shall, as stated in re
gard to the Daily paper, justify the Publishers
in incurring that additional expense.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-23
THE THIRTEENTH VOLUME
HISTORY OF VIRGINIA;
CONDITIONS OF THE MEsSENGER AND REVIEW.

|. THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW IS pub ished in monthly numbers. Each number contains not less than G. large supeT-roya pages printed on good tvpe and in the best manner. and on paper of the most beautiful quality.
 2. The "MEssENGER AND REVIEW" IS mailed on about the first day of every month m the year Twelve numbers make volume,-and the price of subscription is S5 per volume, payable n 1drance 1; -uor will the work be sent to any one, unless the order for il is accompanied with ihe cash v u YEAR COMMENCES WITH THE JANUARY NUMBER NO SUBSCRIPTION RECEIVED FOR LESS THAN THE YEAR, UNLESS THE INDIVIDUAL SUBSCRIBING CHOOSES TO PAY THE FULL PRICE OF A YEARS SUB- SCRIPrlON, FOR A LESS PERIoD.-Ta
 B. The risk of transmitting subscriptions by mail will be assumed by the proprietor. But tevery sub scrlbeT thus transmitting payment, IS requested (be@ sides taking proper evidence of the fact and date oi mailing) to retain memorandum of the number and particular marks oi the note sent; or su6scrip- tons may 6e remlted through the Post Masters, according to the present laws.
 1. If a subscription is not directed 10 be discon- tnaed beiote the first number of volume has been published, Il will be taken continuance for other year.
 Q Any one enclosing S20 current bill, al one hme. With the names of FIVE NEW subscribers shall receive FIVE copies of the MESSENGER AND REVIEW. for one year
 6. The mutual obligations oI the publisher and subscriber, for the year, fully incurred soon as the trst No. of the volume is issued and after that tiinr, ho dsconiinuance of subscription will De permitted Nor will any subscription be discon. hhncd while anything remains due ther on, unless at the option ot the edi or
 B B. MINOR, Editor aad Psoprietor.
 ldchmoud, Va October. Is46
The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-23
A DINNER PARTY AT IMEEo.
BY HERMAN MELVILLE.

It was just in the middle of the merry, mellow afternoon. that they ushered us to dinner, underneath green shelter of pal,n boughs, open all around, and so low at the caves that we stopped to enter.
 Within, the ground was strewn over with aromatic ferns, called snahee,o freshly gathered, which stirred under foot, ditlused the sweetest odor On one side was row of yellow mats, mwrought with fbres of bark stained bright red. Here. seated after tile fashion of iiie Turk, NC -iet.keA- out, over a ver'lant bank. upon the maid, blue. endless Pacific. S., far round had we skirt ed ihe island, that the view of Tahiti was now intercepted.
 Upon the ferns before us, were laid seve- ral layers of bioad, thick "pooroo" tapping over one upon the oiher''. Aud npoa these where placed side by side, newly-piucked banana leaves, at leas: two yards tn length, and very wide. The Stalks were withdrawn, so as to make them lis flat This green cloth was set oul and garnished in tue man ner following.
 First, number of 'spooroo" leaves, by way of plaIes, were ranged along on one side, and by each was a rustic nnl-bowl, half filled with sea water, and 1allIlian roll. or small bread fruit, roas ed brown - An immense flat ealabasl, placed in the centre, was heaped up with numberless small packages Of moist, sieaming leaves In each was a small fish. baked in lhe earth. and done to a turn. This pyramid of a dish was fianked on either side by an nrua- mental calahash One was brimning with the golden hued ''poee." or pudding, made from the rel! plau,ain of ihe mountains; the other was stacked up with the cakes of ,lie Indian turnip, previously macefaIed in a mortar, kneaded with inc milk of tie cocoa nut, and then baked. In the spaces between the tree dishes, were piled yonng cocoa nnls, stripped of their husks. Their eyes had been opened and enlarged, SO that each was ready -chaiged goblet,
 There was sor, of side cloth in one corner. upon which, in bright buff jackets, lay the fartes, of bananas; ssavees," !" rcd ripe; guavas, with the shadows of theis crimson pulp flashing through transparent skin. and ai- f.as. coming and going there like biashes 1; oranges, iiaged here and there befty.hscwl; and great p.lly melons, which rolled about in every poriiinessl S:irh heap. All ruidy. ripe and round hass..ag with lhe good cheer cf lhe .rop'eal soil from which they sprsng.
 { "A lan.i of ,rchasisr' cried ti,e doctor, iil rapture; and he saasched a rnorsel from a sort of irnit cf which geHsleaneii of the ssa- gaiue temperament are fenasAa'ay foad
The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-23
aeoetrn.
LOVE A N Q RIFF.

BY AUBREY DE VERA. Whenever under bowers of myrtle. Love, summer tress'd and vernal-eyed, At noon or eve Is seen to wander,
 A dark eyed girl is at his side. Noeye beholds the virgin gliding.
 Unsandafd through the thicker glooms, Yet some have marked her shadow moving, Like twilight OCT the wither blooms. golden bow the brother carries,
 A silver flute the sister bears, And ever at the fatal moment
 The notes and arrows hy in pairs, She rests her flute upon her bosom,
 While up t9 heaven his bow he fcars, AHi as her kisses make t tremklc,
 That flute Is meisienid by her tears. The lovely twain were born together, And in the same shelI-eIad laid, And in the bosom of one mother
 Together slept, and sleeping, played With hands into each other woven.
 And whispering lips that seemd to teach Each other in their rosy motion,
 What still their favarites learn from each. Proud of her boy. the mother showed him To mortal and immortal eye, But hid, because she loved her deareI, The deeper, sweeter, mystery. Accept them both, or hope for neither Oh loYcliest youth, or maid foflorn For Grief has come when Love is welcome And Love will comfort those who mourn.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-23

A NEwsPaPER.-The newspaper is ghs chronicle oi eiyilzatiau--the common re- seryoir ln,a which every stream pours its living waters, and at which every mna may come tn drink. l. is lis newspaper Nlsa gives tn liberty ils practical lie, iis constant observation, is perpetual vigilance, it's unre- lax ng activity. The newspAher i,,i.snns Legislation of public opinion, ahN | informs the pcopic of lhe acts oi krislasion. And ,hi- is noia all. The resspaper Iee,ns wit, he most practical morality; tn iis repor.s of crime and punishment you find daily warning against ,emplllion; no, a case in a police court, not single trial of wreiched oaleasit or a trembling felop, ,ha, daes no, preach io us the awful lesson, how imprnicncs leads tn error, how errof conducts guilt, how guilt reaps it's bitter frua of anguish au.l legsa!a- uou. The newspaper IS the fa.niiar bond ilsai binds together uiaii aud man mo nlat~ ter what may be the distance of climate, ef the diiisrepce of race. The newspaper k q law-book fer the nnlpieni, sermon for the thou. hliess, library for the poor. IL may stimulate the most indifferent, il may instruct the most profound.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-23

The following piihy remarks on certain
 important matter arc from .Veafs S4zarday GaseiIc:
 s'A man witl, the weight of . newspaper bill upna Ais c0nsrieiiep, should he unable tn sn, ca, or sleep; hor are we joking about the rlpiler; fpr though the IN. 5 ti' are punctial io adsairsti,,a. and give US NisIs caase to complain, yet we do know by the =ss!!i.e=s of farmer experiences. wllai . iarri- ble amount o( distress is ofteiI raItsed by . neglec of small obi sis,tss. Many a poor fellow has bee,, ruAed--heau and spirit b.a- ke.s--hy the 'deiinqncnt subscriber ' aud it 1 would be well for those who find :hemscIses all kpslng that way. 10 poisler ost st well, aasl lliiik ol the mischief ttcy insy be doing No one earns his nsnney more p.iliuily ihaH d,c printer none. indeed, is ss, poo.Iy paid al best, and whlle we hoast of ihe press as the palladium of liberty ani tie great means of intellectual de.eIopement. Tel us take care that we do nps neglect to cherish tie bless lng Iseif. What bitter niockery II l.. to ! hear the nralar laundering away about the ! gogy and advantages ef fsss press, wheis he psesilina genius ol the press h perhaps 1 standing near him, fl pot i'll rags. A least Hs knowing how he is tn gei t!uonsa the week, or to salisfv i,s eredilnss. A delinquent sub. scriber' Never be such yourself, aud leach ] yonf children il,a. there srp few ssns worse than that of aoi paying ihs pfater.' Gam b!iug debts a,e called 'Iei,is of homer, be- as.use, except un honor, they esnnoi bs col- leeirtI. The phrase shol.iI ba raised from
 iis degradaiioa. and applied to debts due tha newspaper. which, for the most part cannot be collected except on hosos.r