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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13
STOVES STOVES!
Just receiving and received l25

stoves.
tuNHE SUBSCRIBER Is now receiving al his
u old shop q, the Railroad Depot and ON the
side of the River the largest and best assori-
Aent OF stoves ever offered il this market. They
ere from the Albany Eagle Furnace.
Among The lot may be found erery kind OF stove
uat is wanted in this wooden country. rig:
Cook, rlor-Cook, Parlor- Fancy.
Air Tight and 6 plate Stoves.
! pledge myself to sell them as low or lower
than they have ever been sold in this marker a.
they were purchased at very fair rates, and ior
she purpose fselling low and knon them TO be
good an article of stoves as the country affords.
Also, on hand fine and extensive lot OF TIN
WARE. SHEET IRON, coFPER, ZINc. Srove- FUE.
ulTUkE Holto,o lVare Cduidron Kettles &c. &c.
ar sale at W oesae or retail
use call before purchasing elsewhere and il
It suit You in my line, it shall! be no fault o
ecu J. III. BROWN.
lonti June 0. SAG. 25t
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CERTIFICATE.

This cerii6es that | have been repeatedly attack
vi n the Fever and Ague, aud although frequent
lybroken up by various means, | have never been
ermanently cured till | used your Tonic Feb
rliuge" and have had no return of it.
Je24if l.. w. EISLER.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13
June 7.
Hartford Eire gnsssrace sonny.

q :
July 90. ISIS,
THE recent destructive fire in New York
will oicuurse excite sol:ciinte IN regard To It's
effect on The soivcncy of insurance companies in
that civ ard the neghborin. places. The Drec
tors Of The Hartford Fire Insurance Company ar,
happy To assure their custom, rs and The public.
that they are prepared TO adjust and pay Of mat
urty, all losses sustained by their office from
their surplus funds and current receipts, withou'
delay, aud without Withdrawing their permanent
investments. Their capital remains ample for
the security of all who insure with them; and
they invite owners of desirable property 20 obtain
Policies on favorable terms. both AT the Home Or
fee aud OF their several agencies. Their mode
oflransacting business which for 35 years pas.
has secured the public confidence, will remain
unchanged.
By order of the Board of Directors.
JAMES G. BOTTS Secretaru.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-13
Mackenzie's Tonic Febrifuge.

yEvEHES invaluable medicine has been in use
n for more than eight years, a cerrain,-
speedy and safe cure for the Ague aud Fever.
Dumb Ague chill or lnternillant Fevers The
steady aud increasing demand. with The universal
success attending It's use, has gained Tor il a rep
utation unsurpassed by any other medicine. For
the above diseases.
IT STANDS UNR VAILED.
Emigrans and others no ara travelling west
with those VINO reside in situations where Agup
aud Fever. and the various forms at Bilious di-
eases prevail. viii find the TONIC FEBRIFEGE
an efectual preventive. Full ami exeiicil direc-
INNS accompany each boIle. Warri.trd in all
cases o. the purchase money refunded Mannfac
mred and for sale by Mack enze& Has-kells Cievt
land o. Sole agent tor DetoH,
For sale by E. SAMSON
Sole agent for Ypsilanti.
June 7, l25 6m
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To the Sick.

TO the Sick.
PIPE pure French Brandy,
i I do do do do pale color.
1 cask do juice port wine.
4 do do Madeira do
I do do Malaga or sweet wine for family
communion PURPOSES. also, HULA nd Gin
and ST.. Croix rum and Of which were bought II
Gently in New York from the Custom House aud
will be found superior TO any in town and will e
sold expressly for medicinal purposes by
SAMSON.
October IA. S46, l4l
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I'm CHANCERY. SECOND CIRCUIT.
"a lEREAS n .Conr OF chancerys Tor The
" State ot Michigan. second cir, ur, shel,! al
Am Arl,or on-the tsltls day of July "A d. ass in
a tNuses whereas John W Larzelere. was cSupia.-
ilalf aud s6cQtge b. Lyman was defendant, il was
k9eeG byat.e chanceI Tor OF said ,sIate that the
A5Semis * herein described should DE sold pub:
lie auction under iheetIrecion OF one of the mas.
rers of : court Notice. is hereby gwen ihafby
virtue oHsaid decree, will on the wenlyeiehtI
lay OF August next. at tue hour Of one O'Clock
in The afternoon OF SAID day. expose Tor sale al
pub!icadcriun al tie tavern house of Abial Hawk
ms in Ypsianti. ia the countysof WasiiicnawaIore
said all and singular the premises with Inc al
ne appurienauces described in SAID degree and
the mortgage there inenrio ed and described as
follows, owit: all that certain rrac or parcel of la
nd situate in The village Of Ypsianii aforesaid
described as follows, VIZ situated on Washington
street IN The village of YpsIlaniI known as village
lot numbered on The recorded plat of said village
lumber fifty (59 containing tariy six square rods
of ground. Sale absolute aud without redempiluu
= Terms cash. GEO DANFORTii.
Is Master in Chancery. Wash. Co. Mich.
8.SaINyER &, JosLIY. Conpls SDIrs.
cay psanti, July l3. 1916
s1dne above sale is postponed till Friday the Alb
dujOf September next, 10 take place at The same
tils;r aud place. GEO. DAN FORTH.
Master in Chancery.-
sxrxNre e. JosIIN COmnt,s .--.. -
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By order Of the Board OF Directors.
JAMES G, BOLTS. Secretary,
NORRIS & FOLLETT. Agents
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sOUTM-CARoLINA--sUMTER DISTRICT

Mary lnglesby
Eleanor Spann.N
Whereas Eleanor Spann, who is in Gus.
t"dy of the Sherfof Sumter District hy
virtue Of surrender of Bail in The above
stated case, and The said Eleanor. Spann
having filed in my office her petition, pray.
ing for the bencfi, of The Act "f The Gen
eraI Assembly. f"r the relief Of InsoIvenl
Debtors, together with n schedule Of her
estate and effects.
Notice is hereby given to the said Mary
IngIesl.y anI all other creditors Of .hr
SAID Eleanor Spnnn In appear III She Court
House for Sumter Dsric. on tic frs.
Monday after the f.ur'E Monday in March
next, TO shcw rnnse. if any they can. why
the estate and effects Of The said Eleanor
Sp"nn should no, be assigned, and she he
discharged according to The provisions Of
the Act of the General Assembly for The
relief OF inso!venl debtors.
J. NJ. DARGAN, c. c. p.
Clerks Office, Sum. Dist.}
January 2. ls47. 10 13t
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SSjJEzTnIA, d OlI'l,fsTI..I
!. $, sUMTERYlLL E. IS. o. I

The undersigned, ,:5 prppietor .of Chipa,s
flotel, ai ssdmie oGFt disc, 6i s. c., res.
pectfilly informs his friends mid The pub.
lie, hat hrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lis Hd-
E.el. land that il. 5isinow, iiliscomPiete order
f9r lleiaccnmmotlation of Bonrders, Visi.
,lefs; and ftlie Travelling Pubiir.
15 He returns his sincere thanks To- the
public at large for their generous and libc.
ral patronage, and hopes by fsifictalien-
lion 10 their fcomforl toi metit'its continu-
ance. ~ 4i.ttSt9 stsiABi StssT19
lis establishments conveniently situa.
Ted on the Mnih, street, near Tie Court
House. and will be found convenient 10
membersnf The Bar and Planlerslvisiting
lhe Court House on business. His liable
will be carefully and regularly furnished.
"a ,ss JOHN CHINA, Jr. !
Dec. 16, 1916. T. tf 5
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EDWARD bo LoiMo !, b
I SUR G. Et0L N. Ds sE MT j: :S z ).

ssf Respectfully Informs Tile i,izens 4 os
Sumter and The adjoining Dislr Is sihatsi lie
is now fully sPrepetstl.t 20 ,e5 81 my me;
rotiul, on lie = i ETH :. REQ o.
red ofFhim, and VIII giye fill salisfaetion
totall that mny laYor| him Wi,is a3tal Il e
willtntcommotla.e his l,Psienls lratn ai par
tia!lnE full sci OF irceill; and iI&,rill aitend
persons al their, residences frequt stctl.
Ills oificeis near the Cours House, " il,e
locat"n.nf, his sign. 8; ,i.5;.
Snmi,r.rville. Dec. 30. 1s48. o 81 u
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ESTRAY.

Tailed before me by Daniel Weldon, II
small sorrel MAREahjudged In be l3 years
old, blind in the righl eye. with some sad
.lie marks on the hack, appraised a, twenty
DnIlnrs. Sail Mare may be seen al the
plan.ation of Mrs. Sarah Weldon, near
Bradford Springs.
G. w. ROLLINS. Magistrate.
Spring Hill, Sumter Dist..1
Dec. 30, 1916. o If
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&, Il M DAVID y. .1V1NN, .s.5
] DRAPER AND TAILOR.

Informs his friends and I6es publicmgen.
orally, that. having lnken'Fihe new Store
'a,ljoining Mr.. McLeanis,51in Snnitaryille,
he respectfully solicils n. share ofSpatran.
age. L, vii! be his entleavors Id giyelevery.
salisfnclion in I'LL business in his sline, en-
trusted 10 him. 49,; a
T. Dec.I30. 1916. I'll 80 .tf rs
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FOR SALE.

One fnelinished Rose wood PIANO. ni
excellent Tone, with the new Harp Plate
Piece tn sui. the time.
+.
a splendid assortment Of fine inishc c,l
FURNITURE, consisting nf Tables, Sp-
fas. Bureaus. Book Cases. Wardrohcs,
Side Boards. Brdslends, Curlcd Maple and
Plain Wood Chpirs, R"cking Do, &c.
&c. &c. For .snIr low hy
j. +. SUTHERLAND.
N. B. Furniture repaired or made to or
der.
Camden, Dec. 80, 1916. 8 If
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ouR llaAars, iDs aa ikLss, ARE SWtrH
II OU ST IL "a A &, rs g!.
Volunteers ES0ng4- a IfeafSSet IS tiye

i, 81 s e g. s. s. syy,. f
.S;s 3: Nv jos pH 8 osEI. IN. Rs s. I. s.
8: Wero far awe IN ftteig land 6 IS { ~
Resppnsiye to oul country cal, I. .sfs
A Ittls hut a gallant ham, sS
Fair. TIeedogs sons and brothcr's'ail y RI
Our pleasant homes, our kin and friends, /,
Al thought of thee our bosorns thrill, Il b;
While Memory her magic lends, sst (, l5f n
Gu, hearts, dear girlsrnre with yon still. 4 1
New forms and facts n,tet;us here, s'e''t & ]
UniiKcs The lived once left behind, t IT, )
Strange voicrs fall upon n
But none with toncs so sweet nnd kind; 4:
The dirk eyed beauty ,trives IN vain, ~ -
Affcs.ion'a lonely Void TO 'fill, . : 49, i
ryon We only, weaf The chain; /, y I.
Our hearts, dear girls, are with you Sill.
No holiday ldlrsult is ours; Is i.;3N4aR
The burning sun, the chilling dew, .a.ss
The hatt,e1- where; tho ,l9ath-storm showers,
We, cheerful, suffer all for you;i Is Z
Weusk no gucrdon but your praise,
Go shcre!wc may AMI come what will S IL; L I
Forever, as in. by gone days, g..t,;. 81 81
Our hehrts, dcnr girls, ure with you still. h,
CAMP NEAR MONTEREY, Dec. 2, 1916. E.,,ii
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I 10 hhis. 8 UGAR prime S@ana low priced
us bbls! d o. g AZ <. ts5 so u 81 &.
300 !loayesS Double refined Loaf md Crasil-
cd: Also, fine. 81 ss '5S iss ssS;
barrels d 81 So n 3$5
EK,rasfnes sHysonlTEA Finesdo. AZ o..
Oodlpfg. black Yin half'pound papers!
Do. very ssuprriOr g Z. y. .s}s 3,;s5S
3 PoWshong (if, j III llalf pound papets,
Bags old java COFFEE !;5s 81
kaguira do 1;{ss
ii 80 Rio do old and new
Boxes sperm sCandlss,l4, 8 anil 6 To
lie pound 81
Boxes Ailaman,ine (in popers) 6 10 The
z. pUund Qsi9sl as So
Boxes Eharlesio II made gTalluw 6fio
the pound 55fS:5; * "a 81
w 81 2lb. canisters Preserved Salmon,
y hermelically ~ sealed fS a II
IS 81 l5: canis,ers HOLSTERS, lcrmcticnlly
q q sealed &, s5S9 sg SSSj
Jarkmixed Pickles; 10. G aerkins, q Is.
!, and pinis s, si;i 9ts.33 IS, &,
!.g{ Canistcrs Sartlincs. (intail) land 2 lbs.
81 each 5f S go
...s. = Layer = gaisins, al elns'ers;) zan.e
Quarter boxes MIR RaisiDs
Suft shellcd "a lmons
Drums Turkey Figs (small ssizf)
a Bordeaux AlmGnds, sofl shelled
Boxes Genon Ciiron, preserved with
,ES ,Es. white sugar i55s
East & West India Groceries assorted
Jars East L. Preserved Ginger Mac
arnni 81 Ey "A
Wholeand grounl Black Pepper; do.
Allspice
Nutmcgs, Cloves. Ginger Cinnamon,
Mace
No. l Chocolate, prepared Cocoa
UnderwOod's Mustard in y and a
/; ID. bottles 8sS
Rose Water. Lemon. Pine Apple. Straw
berry, Raspberry.anL Orgea, Syrups
Sweet oil, Harvey sauces Reading
Sauce Ss Il
Mushroom Kelehnp, Tomato Kctch.
siIf,
Paoli Vinegar, stonghton's Bi,.ers
Soda Biscuit, Pic Mic, Water, Pilot,
g. Navy Crackers, Lemon do. !
Pearl Starch, "a sup. ar.itlr) Fig Bluc
Indigo Sss
Letter Paper, Foolseapslo..; SaltPcs
& White Wine Vinegar. Cider do.
Canisters Dupon,'s Eagle Rifle Pow
der ~ a[,f
Kegs and half kegs FFF'. glazed do.
q full assortment Gf Shni. all sizes II
200 Sacs SALT, extra large size, and in
order AZ
Noa.S i: and 5 Mackerel, Ki,ls No.
do. sss
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted 10 the subscriber
by Note or Book Account, are requested
10 call nnd settle up blythe 18th inst; or.
they will positively find their Notes and
Accounts placed in on officers hands for
collection. s
SAMUEL J. TINDALL.
Manc hester, Jan. !, ,lS47. IL If.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

3 The uhscrihers respeclfullyinformlh their
fricnds and the nublc that they receive
daily from Charleston supplies of FRESH
OYSTERS, which will be furnished by
the keg, gallon. or smaller quantity.
DICKSON 2t& ,LATrA.
Camden, Dec. 80, 1916.
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JUST REVIEWED,

From Charleston, the following articles
Sugar, Coffre, Molesses, Salt, ,,iMackere:
Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Flour, Bag.
ging, Rope. Scgnrs Tobacco. Brooms.
Ind n lo' OF DRY GOODS, nll OF which
will be sold low for CASH.
Dec. 80 1916. II I5 o 81 . Il
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TO PRINTERS, s..
Type Foundry and .Knaialtea.si
F-E2sy.5ais Esa7, e a EEst1FeROssse.s

j, Ss4y,
THE Subscribers have opened a NEW
TYPE FOIINDRYi3in Il,e city Iol New
York, Wl,err.,hcy aie reatl ,$suPi,ty Sor-l
ders 10 an y ext EN-, forsanyf kind5of@ JOB OF;
FAHCY TYP E, and every article #neces
sRry for Al Pnn,ins Office.
The we. WhicIlsre ca S, in lew IN oul,l..
from nsentircly new sci nf materials, win,
deep counters. nre warranted To be nnsnf.
passed by any, and will be sold at prices 10
suit the lines. si :tS3s, .s ,is
Printing Presses furnished, and also
steam steam Engines of2the the, most approved pat
terms. Ii s3y f.Si<5S ST. iS55f
". 3. a h'achinis. is constantly in ai-3
tendance To doliglt work. ss4s
Editors Of newspapers, who will buy
three times MS much type MS their bills
amount ta. may give the above six months
insertion in in9,heiri@parrrs. and scnd their
Paers combining il 10 The subscrhers.,I5ss e q
25 COCKCROFTt 81 OVEREND, i;l;,
Is Oct 3. 1916. 6m 6S Ann ST.
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South q CarOlina--Sulnter Dist,

.t.I70 1.'EEi.5E TN UKUINARYs3s = 1li- 20
Mary McC0y.ys. .sJnhn Brown nnd otll4
ers.-Summons i'm Partition!
+ II nppearing 10 my satisfaction, that Ma.
than .Kinscy and children, defendants, in
the above stnte, case, reside out ,of the
State: isthetefo,e ordered. that they do
appear, nnd object to the division or sale
nfStho Real lEstaj eat,f 3Burrell Brown. dc.
ceased, !on or bclnre ri,e; ;27tl, day of Feb.
ruary next. or their consent will be enter.
ed Of record. M
i@%i w, LEWIS, o. s. d.
Nbv. 9Th, 1916. p3 S 13.
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An itinerani preacher, out west, declares
that the miser, when he dies, and attempts
TO fly up TO heaven, will find bngof gold
tied to every, feather oi his wings; The
weight Of which will sink lin TO ner'lition,
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FOR SALE.

A first tate second handed sULKEY,
with a good top; also, a set Of Harness,
brass mounted, nearly new. Apply at this
Office.
Dec. 30. ls46. ~ Il III. 5.': II, &,
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IIll s.I1
DOBY,s OLD IAN AllIoIsN


ssSsas DICKS g LATTA SsSS
citizens
country that
u g g { [ ,5s
correspond M sta
tines facilities keeping us f
Sui sacon to their
ss8s ss
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8 -
(. 4sE'I Pins Ap pple Cheese, Gsh, annexed y Z
lHFeIrings !. s5s
QUoRs
$ Bfa gintn &c rof 1906
As E. ebrated for lis sofl frniiy flavor
erck e,lwrail Dn
q. SB fandy
$50 d. Z. Holland I'm
Ne,yton. ord on & hi0rdocks -. :ssst
& lid Matleira s ~ 3 sb ef
do. new 3 ss;Ef
Sss5 weet a1s Ss.'si: INT:
ss jamaica n nm, old scUtcI, 81 g ~
Vi,iskey 40,
- Bn skcts Cham paign. iIIs assprtefl 81.
b6ls. a nNlonnligaii liskey NJ s..
sS o. r Rettifietl do.
Bbts. NE. Rim
80 Double Brown Stout Portei EDdiibersI AZ
quarts md tpints. ls3s
sSotc n . Pale. very s,,periorfiins l,im,s
PhiladelphiaP Pale II, In al lis ana n.ts ~
Wards big grain Rice, stricily = Driim,c: g 4
2dquali.y
i1osl,en Butter. Northern Cheese, mild 81
and rich 80
~ Pine Apple Cheese, Goldfish, smoked 2s
E2 lIerrings fSS
Nos. e g. 8 3A1nckerel. kits No.. i do.
Extra Extra bIeaclic. spe.m Oil. winter iS$li
siraine,l Sniarsdo.
8 Shoe Blnckng, Sal Eralus, ondon
Shred Isipg lass
Coooper's Gcla,ine, Raspberry Syrup
Strawberry do. Is ',.,
Whale, liz if and quarter boxes Soar. S.
all qualities. 80
Corn i, 9 Broep,s. boxes Table Sail. Pain,-
ed Buckets ,S # ss
Jars Tamar:nE,sin fine svrnp $ 5e
5NtY IA full lassorimentso Of CANDIES, or all Z.
sorts; Almond Soap; Fancy. y..ln. 5.s,
EStra Cannl Flour, whole aud dIalfe ebla. i
Aifnllassnrtnenlnf f(:ROGKERYand
GLASSWARE. s.S
SEGARS iAND.TOBAccO..t IS ..5s,,
5000 Washington. aRegalia Segnrs, Ss:;l
5000 Lnnisiana Florenda Itegalia di,.
1000 Palmas +. d.,.. 8 dn.s IS
5000 Casa,lGres .io. I, ,)u.
1000 La Cnncpi,lia do. do. 81,
5000. Gold Leaf do. rs 3..,
5000 Ln Norma tip.
1000 Laranngas l.3,s. do.
1000 Principe do. ssst
5000 Pane,.Ilas s 1sS ,lo.l go SssS 81
0.O00 34 Spanish ,lo.
O.C00 l-2 Spanish do.
Boxes Myers sArnmn,ic Tusac cro. 4;
e :. T'hon,as.s ST Co brand fiD.
$2 - Watspn's tsslp.
/" Myers $50 lb. do
" = 1S''t3s Young $ los III Ii. ..n.
+ Persons wishing To purchase, will Gn,fi ii
p,i';sir interest 10 call and cxumine for q
themselves. {sfs
DICKSON q LAFTA.
! Camden. s. G., NV 6.t1s46.
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Smoked Tongues, Beef, &c.
80 Fulton Mdrhctsmokcd Tongues, large
size
100 lbs. Smoked Beef
50. lbs. Bologna Sausage
Pirklcd Beef nhd Pork
Kits Salmon and Mnckerel &c. &c.
For sale by DICKSON g. LATTA.
Camden, Nov. 6. 1916.
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Congress and Pavilion Water

COHsrcSs aEnN H'NVlR1OM w HTCF
20 Dozen Congress Water, pints
10 g 8 quarts
10 quarts
For snlcb by DICKSON & LATTA.
Camden, Nov. 9. 1916.
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EMIGRATION TO LIBERIA.

BALTIMORE, SEPTEMBER 3, 1s47.
MEssRs. EpIToRs The LIBERIA PACKET sailed on her
second voyage this morning IL o'clock She carried
eighty emigan mostly from this State and Virginia. At
10 o'clock religious services performed board by the
Rev. Mr. Payne "a coloed man, the Pastor Of the coored
Bethel Church of this city, which attended by large
concourse OF people, who appeared greatly Interested The
packet has full cargo Of freight and not able to take all
that was offered She than meets most sangune
expectations If untowad event between this and
the close of her first year, the managers will be able to declare
very handsome dividend the stockholders The influence
which she exeng upon the coorcd people is also very
couraging. During the last forty EIGHT hours twenty
persons in this city offered themselves emgrants of whose
intentions nothing had been previously known.
We expect the packet in time to sail her third
voyage on the first day of January, ls4s
Yours, very respectfully, w. McLAIN.
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IMPORTANT ISyESTIos.-The grand dcsideratum of APP
plying steam and power prope common stocking
LOOMS on which vast of money and much time have
been unsuccessuy spent in England has at length been dis
ration in Portsmouth, On. II.
On Wednesday last girl attended the three looms,
and spending much Of her time in sitting watch the ope
ration she presented % pairs Of stockings and 20 pairs Of
drawers as the result of her days work Twelve pairs of
stockings is a girls days work hand-ooms.
The expense Of the knitting by this machine Wednes
day was less than dollar whe the work the hand
looms would cost five dollars.
We learn that any handoom may be fitted for operation
by power at an expense Of thirty or forty dollars.
The inventor is Mr. John Pepper young man Of about
% years Of age of Mr. Daniel Pepper Of this town.
stocking weaver.-Neic Hampshire Journal
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-11

WoSDERFuL FEAT.-A brick building at the corner Of
fremont and Bromfed Streets Boston, moved eleven
twelve feet Saturday week. including the cellar and cellar
walls, upon temporary railway by means OF Jack-scews
The building was estimated hundred tons in weight,
but scarcely jar felt in the process OF moyng-not so
much the rolling of barrel Of -four upon the hoo-and
the Of the grocery store for which used were
not removed but the ordinary business continued all while
without interruption This the first feat Of the kind
accomplished and, may be readily imagined, was work
Of much difficulty The process TO first dig the new Gel
lar aud lay foundation wall correspond with the old one
Upon this wall two iron bars were affixed, several inches
apart, which the building to small iron
rollers Underneath the old wall similar preparation was
made The difficulty of moving made greater by the UNI
of the composing the wall many OF which
taken out and their places substituted with others OF
smooth surface. Six used in the operation,
which done under the direction of Mr. James Brown, OF
Providence.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-11

TaE VAMPIRE BAR OF DnAzIL.-There is one enemy who
sometimes approaches hammock and takes tribute
from the unconscious sleeper and that is the Vampire Bat
They enough any where but about the mill near
Para they have concentrated in dproporonate
her During the day they sleeping in the tiles of the
roof but has the declining Embossed the
than they may be issuing in long black streams Usual
" avoided all their nmacies by closing the shutters
but occasionally of them would find entrance
through the tiles and forth battle with them with
all the doughty within reach stopped the saugh
until every presumptuous intruder had bit the dust or
less mcaphorcay, had spawled upon the floor Several
thus captured measured each upwards Of two feet the
wings but smaller OF their fondness for human
blood aud especially that particular portion which constitutes
the of the great from personal experience am
unable vouch but every in the country is confident of
it, and number Of gentlemen at different times assured us
that they themselves had been phlebotomizcd in manner
knew Of the operation until bloody hammock offered in
dubable evidence They spoke of il slight affair; and
probably the little blood that is extracted is rarely an injury
II the foot is covered there DANGER if light is kept
burning in the room and often we have slept unframed thus
guarded, when bats fitting about and soueaknr the
night long Cattle and horses easily protected and
wound made the bat to II every night until
proper precautions aken the animal killed by the loss
Of bood,-Ed'cards's Voyage up the Rirtr Amazon.