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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
LENCIfBuR. FE.uiLE SEMINARY.

M laSfS Hoii'oN erder their grateful acluloNl
Az eh@m"n's 10 their friends aud the public prierslly
i'rlhf very liberal paraalt heretofore bestowed and r.
'peenlly Inform them lhat lie nrNt Session Of lLrr
School Will commence on Monday the 2a.h Of Scpcin
Der
The de,ign olths Institution is to prepare Young la
dies Tor usefulness III future r; whlls esciy accom-
PIshment calculated To polish the aud refine The
t,sle. is kept in Wv.
llnVlng often experienced and observed The nconyen
fence attending the changing Of Pupils iron, one schp Ia
another a. they progress IN Their oducallon they have
endehsofed as lar rs possible, 10 ubYilc these Difficult
ties, by having several classes order Ia accommodate
lhe rlne OF tuition To the different res VI advance
monl hndlng II easier TO induce ghi habits Of study
lllan to correct Ia Sc ones Vhnn contacted
Terms Jar The Session Of hre months poyabe IA adrace
LIST 'ilss Tor gnners Al lhabcca lesson aud
Spelling, Sc 90
!nd Cllss Tor tla more misunderstanding
G.agnphy and History 10 60
81 -Or'bogaphy Reading, Willing Eng
ii,t Grammar. Ancient < Modem Geography
History and Composition y 90
Itb lass All the higher branches usually auphi
IN The best Schools, together with French - 90
instruction IN the Classics at Professor. prices
instruction, discipline, Sc
Pupils are admitted any time during the Session at
Ter entering NJ deduction VIII he made for absetcc ex
Music on The Plnp-thfcc lessons per week
l Sc oi Piano Tor practising 81
drawing ana Painting 10 90
/ Oriental Wlng on
wax Work 10 90
f.hbraidfry q Gu
J. rms III board per month 10 III
Wasnn1 / nm
lheY would beg leave 10 state thai they have made arpe
aud great improvements their residence and arc nov
prepared IN accommodate from fifteen to twenty Buarls
Icry conveniently,
Parents On bdafdiaus placing lhor children or wards
IN THIS Institutions may rest assured that every attention
stall be paid 10 Their health, improvement and comfort
and IN add on 10 the many other advantages connected
with thus Institution, there is new. large and well
selected Library 10 which he Yong Ladies will have
CONSTANT access.
Being we'll known in Lynchburg and lis vicinity they
deem reference 10 particular individuals wholly upueressa
ry, but would respectfully invite those who feel interest
cd III The cause OF education 10 tist their School from
IIhe 10 ne and Judge Tor themselves Of their mode OF
cP or proracted sickness but they should in all cases
II possible begin at the commencement of the term when
The regular classes are formed.
lYNcHBuRG, August q 1871.
T. >. The Misses Gordon would respectfully su1uost
to Their Patrons al distance, that il would be much To
le!r interest to board their children or wards with them
as the School rooms and Boarding house ars under the
same ro9i' and consequently the pupil will lose no time
or be sucto other Inconvenience on accoun, Of bad
weather &c
August 26--w6Wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26

Scarcely day elases i'll which do receive some new
testimonial IN favor OF Wsar's I, Isam The sboncd was
yesterday by entire stranger who could have been
influenced by selfish motive
New Ilamton, April &, 1916.
Mr. Fonlc
Dear Having been troubled about four years wit pain
in the side stomach aud after trying remedies but
effect tired The Balsam oil Wild Cherry which gave me
immediate reci and can hereby tho public that in my
opinion il the best medicine tor Lung and Consnmptive
complaints which has been introduced public and
Judge from experience. j. A. LOOMS.
None genuine unless slgaed |. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale IN Iynchblrg, " hucsac and Retail, by 1r II
llMANand by Druggists and dealers in Medicines gene
rally.
August CIT (2D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
Democrats
Already elected,
Wig majority.

Under any probable aspect the Wings viii have ma
J5u'yoi EIGHT. With the gains which ma, be con.
hdenty calculated upon, the majority viii be less thau
EIGHTEEN. sconsn is not counted in this cs,t-
mate. She Will probably not adopt her constitution in
time to elect Representatives To lake lhor seats at the
neat session.
+. S.-Sinee the above was written. we find doubt
thrown UPON the success Of the Wings in the Memphis
District III Tennessee Should the lumorof Stanton 4,
re election prove true tie majority Will be only SIN
teen.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26

"'S' enthusiastic affection and respect pubic meet
Ing was held in Boston. and numerous committee ap.
i''N''u To invite Mr. Clay 10 that clty We presume
lie VIII be Obliged to deeilne The invitation W. hope
he may Ind II convenient To lake Lnehturs III hs route
IN returning 10 the White Sulphur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26

We have not room Tor tho details Of foreign news.
5rongh by the tambtia There had been further dc.
cine /" the prices offfodocc Parliament was dissolved
and all England was engaged in that scene Vi bribery
corruption aud excitement called general election So
far AS the elections had taken PLACES the re trade party
We're gaining strength. Tho political news is Of uo
Importance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
COLLECTING BUSINESS.

tOLLECILNL BCShNESS,
'if undersigned designs engaging fora short time
n IN the Agency and Collecting Business All hu-
sincss both in town and country shall be attended To with
promptlnde and despatch. lie respectfully solcits a
share Of tho public patronage
J. G FERRY
Au, g VIEW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
SALE or /. lAD.

SALE or L~IAD
IN PURSUANCE. Of Deed Of Trust, made to the
Undersigned, by Fayette Johnston and others, they
being the President and Directors of the Frederick burr
Mining Company, bearing date the 2ilh day Of January
1910, and which is duly recorded in the clerks office of
the county court. for Amherst county, shall Satnr-
day the 2ad day Of October next, if fair, if the
next fair day, (no being tho Sabbath expose SALE at
publicauciion 10 he highest bidder, the premises
all that Tract of Land. lying in the said county and
known by the Of Chsscs Mine Tract supposed to
contain
40 ACRES.
be the or Jess. The terms of sale W Il be
cash. The title To the said land believed Ia be- GOOD
bul the undersigned will convey such title only as is
vested in him by the said deed
REUBEN +. TIIOM, Trustee.
August Cts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
Mr.. CIAi.

Nj Cay at the latest dates the point of lcav-
n- Cape MAY 10 Kentucky iahitg the route Thou. II
Virginia. he Las 5eeu received every where with the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26

tgHY
rr,iref l . " M f'''a4s as nus aud
inc STAT and ,,,I5.,,t , - ' ""iiaese u 'Neis
are ryndeleJ totally Insecure. -
Ills views may be still further gathered lon the mas
terry resolutions a,e pie. in FalaN c,ur, IN luly 57l
The resalruits We drawn ~ E4rr- N,ssr an. ,,.r
resented by WASHINGTON. a. ,I,.g.4,,, H., c..
tee In one olthen. as ca,l.. 81 ,,orr,o, -
That the British Ministry are af,taliy nr.,5iin mn,
sovereign and nfllminr the minds If ,,nr .
in Great Britain by pr,p,oatng tho u,,., ,,,t I,.,,
alsehoods puriiculirig That tb,,, is NJ, ;,,;,, - ~
.7mer,caa colonies 10 sci nm to, ,.,
Mr.. Madison, writing IN ISIS ,r,r s,,i,.," ,l'., J.
entered public life as a member The o,yon.o ~ w.
gina If 716, which instructed be, D,I.,,,,as - r,,
grtss prepato the Declaration If Iole',.l.,, an,
could not speak with certainty ot Ia, y,,s - l.,
men previous to thai date. s4ys
can only say. therefore. that g, IA, o..
my knowledge naune Of llr,,, .s4.f,y,.l ,''''' J."
u''S.o9 10 'u'l IN pursuit ot INDEPENDENCE, at the
r,,iI iI.5..na, U.s. u i'r 4 considerable
that a re.es,bl,b,neol - "f" my halfr"''on
rent COUNTY, as they yer mn, VIM f., ''' "a
was tae real oJ"c Of every class Of the people Nh dos
"'I u "3H'n@ H. AID the eNasferatug effects Of the
f i' - conducting II. prepared the mnls
as preferable vIIjIl,, ~ IN -" "' July l"o'
al .enailye II ,lbinIss, f., I,, pms ~ NV
external. Unlimited Irresponsible. and under ,,r, in,
81 lllf-H firm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26


anteed by the flehteh iai.1 "l government AID t.
mast solemn eoihlae'S WIN p''''>" s1eeffi-hS ssa9
Ieta'e 10 Sut',"u', 80 - - '','' 'i'l,s
u' ~ mr., Gy n,yn,, our lives and a5,
p,uer, they may With the more facility easave YOU
" hy then the proprietors OF the sui Of Amerira
slurds Of Their properly than va are 81 Yours or Why
should 'hfy submit 70 'l'f -, s'aI t'amee',
VI a., o,s ean in.fy.4,I, fIlss i, ,i,,l'
disparity in rghts. or can any reason he oi,en
why English Subjects who live three Thousand miles
from ''e foya' ,lale soua "s .,,t,s '"ao 'ose
". l,lov. ,bare j. vel naurb vir,ue much it,.,
and much pablic spirit IN the English nation 10 that
justice appeal You have been ,old that are
sedfs, impatient oil g"'emnen'' and DESTROYS OF inde
Pehae"9 nc ''' - ~ "'' rs o', ea'
VII -, as,sea mi T., ,iil ,, J., - ,r ,,rs,,,sf
l,y and oar greatest happiness: we shall ever b. rea
ls to conbrte all IN power to the welfare elthe
empire we shall consider Ya enemies as our thenles,
ana 1"u' "'e''s' % Wv. '"''
ihe P'utsh 10 Ne h''s d VIM" III ''e same sly
Oh Id '"i"e"'e. anu ny '"N"'i"''"9 we se'
ances Il P'"'oe"s'
Had on" ''ea." nee" ',.'seu =" I've Us sN"'"'' III i
- 80 h' : - ,. ~, / l,l r.. tIa7I r : lie
,drable u,ness We vcf, bstD the heirs Of frerl5p.
aud ever enJytd right under the auspices of yaor
royal ancestors whose FANNY MAS seated Oh the British
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
FL. Eg. g.RY.ECR


tsESPtC if Lila invites the Of purchasers
az his Stock OF PIANO FOltrES, the above Establish
mc leens co ldent that they will give every
respect Al las Pianos and sold trial.
ieot TO be returned ifnoi good.
constant additions ann To present at all times
esNc assofhe IT. embracing all tile styles of finish, both Of
Rosewood and Mahogany.
lie also offers for sale Pano Fortes Greater varsity
81 makers than other establishment in the State, thus Afford
lns The greatest advantages IN the oil selection He is
also sole Agent r the best most celebrated makers in hJ
country and IN Germany.
40 ORG can, run the least risk purchasing Piano Of p
H. Taylor They every thing e leressss them 10 be-
rover sweetness and brlliancy happily blended
ana elegance taste and durability ofmansi in the
highest state OF the art written warranty given With
each instrument sold b. him,
ofdrfs from the country attended with the greatest
punety, and Ladies and tcntleraen, residing dis
na are sufed that heevc he favored with
este; n NJ less tbs practice a us interest, send such
m instrument as VIII bear the stgic,cs ,utny
Prices onclndng parkns9 s2o $50. $40, $780, $3.50,
go, Sbia, : i0t, and upWqfds.
r. h. 1. Keeps kusicai Instruments in General
the best quality. la stock q Classical ard stascu
fdi'ie AVA, or hahS ana le IcssiS rs tic
est p4b.icat.,ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
MAIN STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE,


fENIiE undersigned Commissioners acting undera d.
"a cree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
uhancery torthe town olynchburg, pronounced the
9Th day Of jun, lS17 in the Of Smith BagWl
admir- &c, offer at private sale the following real
estate embraced IN said decree, la wit
A-svS THE BRICK HOUSE. and LOTS sit
AsS5:.,s naed on Main Street, nearly opposite The
III liz Union Hotel. This Lot fronts forty feet
e.. F.sa2 on Main Streetand runs back one hundred
and thirty two feet The House divided into two ten
enenls, the basement stories well adapted to business
purposes and The upper stories to the accommodation OF
two genierl families, they might be conveniently uni
led aud used Tor the purpose 81 large boarding house
Also, the WOOD HOU Sc aud LOT, Joining the
above described property al present in the occupancy of
Mr. }. Ii. Soiaron his lot has front Of twenty three
feet nine inches Main Street, running back one hun
dred and thirty two feet The lower part Of the house
Is we'll adapted Tor grocery other business and the
upper part to tic comfortable accommodation Of family
Further description is deemed superllu The property
will be shown 10 any person wishing purchase hv a
tler OF The sub-crbefs and the offered viii he lb
esal.- J%O. SMITH. JR.
HH. /, SMITH
Au.. c5--vtw Cours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26

FENlE next session of the rbscrlbcrs Schoolw com
d mence on "Wednesday, LIST September Mrs. Bots
ford will continue her school Tor small girls
TERMS.
$50 IN advance per Sc ,sioa Of five months
August 2G-2t IL. AMOS ROTSFORD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
PONIpDNEAlEN l.

In consequence of the nalemen'y al the weather The
above sale Is unaroidably postponed null FRIDAY NOM
nv = III lust. commencing 9 O'Clock precisely. at
winch 'me II !" Il take paee, without regard weather
l}y order ol -. ". Moore
wv. j WILLIS. Anc't
VIII he a32ei - above sale, superior New Piano
fere. Warranted to be good instrument
w. J W
Au. 26-l
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FOE EfEsEnpS
E.HNnliIktGtf.

fENlE PARTNERSHIP. heretofore oxisiinp under
the style ol Il ,herls & Waller was dissolved on
tn" %ph iast u 7 Waller having sold his ineres, in
Inc Fn to X Roberts All persons Indebted to the firm
~ '"oa aeenn'' or Otherwise, requested to make
payment 10 Ryland Roberts, who alone is entitled 4,
them and v 'ne authorized receive them and t,os.
having claims against Tho firm are requested 10 present
them tn hulor payment. The name Of the firm will
only be- used IN winding mp the business Of the concern
and no! Tor the creation al any new Transactions
RALAND ROBERTS,
RICHARD Z. WALLER
AUGUST ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26
AGUE AND FEVER CURED.

Mr. e. b. henson, Grocer, Middle VILLAGE l. IL saws
he sold Dr Smiths "ndian Vegetable Sugar Dated Pill
to two persons there for the fever and agac and
cure was, IN both cases speedily elected For head 4chc
Colds levers dyspepsia low spirits, &c, there thci,
tn oImatinns, base countcr aud that the written
signature oil u Bcn smith the bottom of each box 9TH
erwise spurious Pills viii be paned on YOU
Oswego, y y, MAY DC, ls4G
Dir. G. Ecni Smith
Dear Sir We lave bt box oil the seSupar Coated
Indian vegetable Pills ON hand having sold to our mel Dor,
bali dozen al time, the whole Of what we received lately
We were not aware that supply WAS exhausted The
ale has very much increased recently Your Pills l fair IA
become popular IN this Of the country and as far A.
We have heard they have given satisfaction 10 every nd
na who las taken them. ii you think proper YOU may send
supply on by express, shall them sooner W,
VIII undoubtedly need them.
Yours truly,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-08-26

Z. !. T.. IN-Nf ID.
For sae In Iynchburg, by
JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist
August 2b-6m Agent Tor the Proprietor
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Au c5-v Ivy
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-30
THE POISONING CASE IN SHELBY
COUNTY, TEXAS.

Ofthis case, so fendish in its conception, so
diabolical in execution, and so mournfully ia
tai in its results, (says the New Orleans Del
ta,) we have the following further particulars
from Mr.. Stille, who was the first to inform the
public of the tragic occurrence, through the
Delta. Many at the time doubted its truth, for
it was hard to conceive how any mind could be
so totally depraved, so lost to all the feelings
of nature and humanity, as to perpetrate on in
nocent and unsuspecting victims such wholesale
murder. Yet true it is, too true, bearing about
it though it does all the malignant and fright
full features of the first account:
BAYOU SARA, MAY %, lS47.
Ireturned from flying visit to Hamilton yes
terday, and learned some more particulars in
relation to the poisoning: fifteen are dead' and
some eight or ten are expected to die daily;
some got better, but took a relapse and died
the poison was arsenic. | will relate the cir
cumstances:
1t appears that old Wilkinson was a man Of
bad character, notorious hog thief and Morris
the groom had been twice whipped in Missis-
sippi for negro stealing. Wilkinson was &C
cused of stealing the hogs of Spot Sanders and
you will perceive, from what follows, how he
reyenged himself. He sent to the house OF
Sanders, who lived some two or three miles OF,
and who was at the time friendly, half shoat
one turkey, three chickens, some chicken PIE,
butter. pound cake, &c., enough to last the fam
ily week, all poisoned, even to the BUTTER
which was elegantly moulded. The family ate
of it. Mrs. Sanders, three children, and ne
gro bow, are dead the other and only child lv-
ing, was dying when | was at friend Ker's.-
Mr.. Sanders and seven negroes are yet sick
some, it is thought, will die. Poor Mrs. San
ders did not know that her children were dead,
or diving, and told her husband to rear them in
the nurture and admonition of the Lord. She
requested, when dying, that her negroes should
come and bid her farewell they could not, all
being poisoned. Mr.. Sanders mother, an old
lady of seventy, was victim also. Allen Ha-
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-30

A Boy CARRIED OVER THE NIAGARA FALLS.
The following melancholy occurrence, which
took place at Niagara Falls on Sunday last. the
only incident of the kind that has been reported
since the region around the Falls has been set
tied. 1t is by the Rochester Advertiser.
awe learn from Col. John Fisk that mel
ancholy accident occurred at Niagara Falls on
Sunday last. A fine lad of the name of John
Murphy aged about thirteen years, in the en-
ploy Of Judge Porter, in crossing to Chippewa
in a canoe was drawn into the rapids en- the
Canada side and into the Great Horseshoe
Fall. when he was first discovered he was
beyond the reach of all earthly assistance; and,
although the little fellow did all that his cour-
age and strength could do, holding his slight
canoe for nearly twenty minutes almost station
airy, and when tired Nature gave up contending
longer, with the wind and current both against
him, the little fellow plunged overheard, and
wich the courage and perseverance of man for
some time breasted the current. But, alas, toe
late; though within one hundred yards of the
shore, he was in the embrace of the rushing
cataract, which never releases its victims!
The broken fragments of his frai bark were
all that were found of the little mariner! A
widowed mother and three children mourn the
loss ola son and brother, and many strangers
lament the fate of noble and excellent boy"
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-30

The newspaper which were sent directed to
Prince Louis Napoleon, at Ham, after his escape
were returned to the printers, with the custom
airy printed stamp,-'Gone away without leay-
ing his address," m- r.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-30

PRESERVATION OF MILk.-M. Dirchof, the
Russian chemist, who some time since dscoy'd
the process of converting starch into sugar, has
lately made several experiments upon mill; the
result which ne has arrived at is curious. He
is said to have found mode Of keeping milk
for use for an indefinite space of time. The
process of preserving is this: he causes new
milk to be evaporated over slow fire, until il
is reduced to dry powder. This powder 10
then put into a bottle Theoretically sealed
When the mil k is wanted for use, it is only to
dissolve some of the powder in a reasonable
quantity of water, and the mixture SO dissolved,
will have all the qualities as well as the taste
of miIk.-Fdrmer &- Mechanic.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-30

FANTASTIC FREAKS OF ELICTRIcITY.--The
Albany Argus of the 18th gives Us the follow.
ing fantastic tricks of the lightning, the storm
and the Telegraph:
A severe storm passed directly over the city
yesterday afternoon. 1t was of but short du-
ration, but quantity of rain which fell was very
great. The lighting was vivid; but We heard
of no ancident resulting therefrom. The heavy
rains during the last ten days have given the
thirsty earth thorough soaking. We had no
from the south last evening, the line being out
of order in consequence of the storm. Atmos-
pheric electricity during most of the day had
complete possession of the line. and until the
storm pass over this city, it was impossible ID
obtain any communication from the south. At
about half past two o'clock a most violent ex-
pIosion of electricity took place in the tele-
graph Office, disabling the relay magnets Of
both lines. The wires attached to the relays
and to the battery were melted of; and the en-
tire line to New York rendered for a time per-
fectly useless. The western line as far az
Rochester was got into operation during ths
evening but nothing could be obtained fiom
New York. 1t was the most serious disaster
the line had sustained from atmospheric electro
city since it has been opened. AT Troy, too,
we understand the wires were melted from the
battery and relay magnets.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-30

"Bob, is that dog of yours pointer?" "No."
ishalf hunter and half setter. He hunts for bones
when he is hungry, and sits by the stoee when he
is satisfied n8 s9 sssr9 -f-..
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-30

LYNCH LAw.-Wilkinson, the man who at
San Augustine. Texas, poisoned large we'd
ding party, it is said in the Houston Telegraph,
was overtaken in his fight by a party of the
regulators and was hung by them. He belon-,
geI to the moderator party of Sabine, and he
said that he took this opportunity to destroy as
many regulators as possible, to avenge himself
for the injuries they had inflicted upon him and
his friends. He has made fearful atonment for
this horid crime: others. may be implicated and
the bloody fude of the regulators and modes.
atois NAV be renewed. /.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-30

TOTAL LOSS OF THE SHIP MARY ellen, or
New York. The ship Mary Ellen was totally
lost, with three of her crew, on the 9th of Feb
ruary, bound for New York, with full CARGO
chiefly teas.
She struck on large ledge Of reefs on the
east side of the Island of Lubi. Soon after
striking, as the ship went over on the starboard
side, the masts were cut away. She righted,
but soon broke into in the middle; heavy sea
and surf washing every thing but of her.
Capt Dearborn and twenty of the party made
out to reach the shore with the help of pieces
of plank. This they effected after swimming
and wading through the surf for upwards Of
three hours, but not without losing three of
their number, whose strength gave out, and
were washed off and drowned. The remainder
of the crew arrived at Singapore on the 18th Of
March.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-06-30
YPSILANTI SENTINEL
10 published every Wednesday, at Ypsilanti ashte-
nav Co. Michigan, by
CHARLES WOODRUFF.
TERMS

u 80 Cash in advance and 81 90 will in
variably be charged if payment is delayed three
months from the time Of subscribing.
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you this evening; you are more than usually
awkwardf'