Democratic Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 4

THE DROSES ANO THE WORKING CLASS 3 I fa 5 Sfl aevty li I fe ts I i The Boston Post makes Mortons ma jority for governor fourteen over all other candidates and scattering votes I Those That basking In Uro su wniae of a court atten ort what are they 1 Thedmnea of the community They feed Ou the mechanic's labor the starved hind or Ucm compete the stubborn globe tn yield Its unshared harvest and yon squnllltl form Leaner than fleuhlrss mi that wastes A sunless life in Uro unwholesome mine Drags out in labor a protracted death To glut with dmnJmir "many faint with tollThat few may know the cares and wo of sloth Whence thickest thou kings and parasites arose Whence that unnatural hive of drones wlo heap Toil and uuvanquishaWe On those who build their palaces and bring Their daily bread rom vice black loathsome vice 'rom rapine madness treachery and wrong rom all that genders misery and makes Of earth a thorny Wilderness from lust Kcvonge and murder And when voice lrud a the voice of nature shall have wakedlbe and mankind perceive that vice Is discord war and misery that virtue Is peace and happiness and harmony When man's nmturer nature shall disdain The playthings of kingly glare Will lose its poWer to its authority Will silently pa Hie gorgeous throne Shall stand unnoticed in tiro regal hall an falling to whilst trade ghall be as hateful and unprofitable As that of truth is now Cyreniua Mor4 Bristol Marshall A iS Sprague Dv Harns raw PA RENTS TEACHERS Town's Spelling outh heretofore have studied words hate learned heir spelling nnd pronunciation hut not their meaning: and hence in after hie they feel little iniercKt in reading as the ideas of the author lire but partially observed Iut by learning the meaning of iho words as lenrn to spell ihern they will in manner age feel a deep interest in reading as the will thin In understood Spelling Book under ns revised form is now ued by thousands of the best Common Schools in the msierri sIrIfh and by (he nio il learned teachers in lhe higher schools 1'rof Anlhon of Columbia College has itHHMiuced it in his Grammer Srohool the Albany Academy Geneva Lyceum Rochester High behoof Ac As now sr it By the ow Spelling Book the child learns the meaning of words while helearns to spell ihvm As the following gentlemen have not been in lhe proc ure of giving iheirimmes to recxniRend books and as iheir qualifications to judge will not be questioned they have been requested to give their opinions of this work rom Rev George Bush Prof of Hebrew and Orien tal Literature New York City University rom a thorough examination of Spelling Book particularly in us new and last revised form I have no hesitation in considering os decidedly superi or to any other work of similar design it which I am acquainted in the whole compass of our Elementary Literature The original design of the book is emi nently happy and lhe erecution sIkiws to have been carried out tn a manner equally to be admired 1 GEU KUSH rom Charles Anthon LLD Prof of Languages in Columbia College New York and author of that invaluable series of Classical School Books published by Harper and and nowfused with the high st approbation both in America tnd Europe I have examined Spelling Book ith consid erable care ami have every reason to be pleased with lhe work So Jar superior is it in far tto other Spelling Books that I feel no hesitation whatever in recommend mg it to general patronage CHARLES ANTHON rom Rev William Weeks well known as one of the most competent and successful Teachers ui our Mr Taylor Sir: As you have requested me to give you my opinion of Spelling Book 1 can slate that 1 have used it in my echoed fur several months and think it decidedly lhe best Spelling Book with whirh I am acquainted And I have no doubt that in its pre sent thoroughly revised form it will deserve to be rank ed first among our elementary works WILLIAM WEEKS Newark April 11 1W9 NATIONAL RECOMM ENDATIOK A copy of the work having been previously put into tire hands of each member of Congress and following resolution was unwnnoutdv adopted in the Hall of Kepreseniaiivea at Wnshington Decem ber 13 1838 Hon William Cost JoImumi of Mary land being in the chair Resolved riiat in consideration of the superior excel lence of Spelling Book which is so happily ar ranged to teach lhe meaning at the same time it does be spelling of weeds we euongfy recommend it to all our schools as tlie National uniform Spelling Book or sale by 8 A BAGG subscriber having been appointed by the JI court of Chancey for the state of Michigan Re iwivtrerthe Bank of Homer in said state hereby gives notice of his appointment and he requires all persons indebted lo sax) bank to render io bun an ac count of all suma due from them or either of them and io pay the snme to him and all persons having any prop erly or effects the raid tank to deliver their retpee tivenccMNMitstnd demands to him by the fifteenth day of January next at his office in the village of Marshall Dated November 1 1 1839 nqvlS wld JAMES SANDORD Receiver ELIXIR new and important du It has long been a great dt Kideraium in Medical Science and has bata' ihcKiihjecl of a vast amount uf Chemical experiment to obtain the Medicinal qualities of Opium toineexclu siun of its noxious principle and useless No article in lhe whole range of Pharmacopsra is per haps of greater importance io mankind and none which has engaged a greater share of chemical Every preparation hitherto made from this drug who tlror ni the form of Extract Morphia Black Drop or Laudanum contain in close combmaiiuQ a loion wr the antidote and hence we find ths ad ministration of them attended with a numeroas train of pvih among which ore headache lassitude tremors nausea vonuiing conliQHon derangement of lhe ae votjs svstem and a quality wonderfully predisposing ihf system oiu habitual use to obtain therefore the bootlimg Opiate and Antj Spaxaiodic Anodyne in afiisi virtues separate from the dekterious principle of lha drug has tor a senes of years engaged tbe profband at lention of the author: it presented itself lo his mind a subject vf grrai magnitude the acquisition lo ths Medical faculty of so important a remedial agent and the incalculable amount of human misery that would be alleviated by lhe discovery have been to him asuM guarantee that be would renpa rich reward for Ims la burs at least in 8( ll gratulatimi Having satisfactorily tested the Elixir in several hundreds of instances has now the happiness of saving to the public that his labors have Iro en crowned wuh triumphant Lonuon November IcJo HAMILTON sa CAUI10N To obtain lhe genuine article observe ttat it is put 1 up in a moulded phial containing 1 1 2 ounces with the words "Hamilton Elixir of Opium' brown indie bottle that a du stamp lettered Hamthoa Ltm don Lsovcrti'e cork that every phial has round it a handsome colored envelope and every package of sue dozen bears the wrtten signature of lhe subscriber whs is sole Agent WM Bl RRITT New York or sale by A KILEY' Agent oc: 11 daw 6m 178 Jefferson Avenue 7 STATE MICHIGAN WAYNE COUN TY In Attochmenl Before Joint Clark Jr a justice of the peace in and for said county Arifor Pert ye Hiram Hunt Nutfoe hereby given that a writ of attachment tae mmed al the sub uf tbe above named plaintiff agamst theguodeandcbauetainghfoiartatfo RMwayaandef facts of the said Hiram Hunt a nun resident debtor and that the trial of said oauee is adjourned to the SOth day of March 1840 at 1 at the office of lhe mid justice in lhe village of iat tkcSSwStw 4 4 ui'vA8HER jPEElL 30 lw Nonce is hereby given that the underpinned has bern duly ap pointed by the Chancellor of the stale of Michigan Re ceiver of the Oakland County Bank and that alt per sons indebted to said Bank are required to render an account of all suras due from them and to lhe same to fiirn and all persons having any property or elfecis of said Bank to deliver lhe same to him and all credit ors of said Bank to deliver JhtK respective accounts and demands to him on or before lhe fourth day of ebrua ry A IB 1 nt lhe office of Hale At Harding in the city of Detroit declU 3wdw ENOCH JONES Rpceivor The Jeflerxunian will irwatl lhe above nonce three Btir ceBtve week and end the bill 10 tin oflice 1H CHANCERY THIRD At a Court of Chant ery held lor rhe slate ol Mirhtgan at lhe city of Detroit on the ninth day of November tn the year one thousand eight hundred end thirty nine Present Elon arnsworth Chancellor Silas Comstock complainant vs Edwin Hobby and William A Hobby defendants It appearing by affidavit lo the satisfaction of this court that lhe defendants Edwin and William A Hobby are not residents of this stale but of one ot the United States to wit: lhe state ol New ork on motion of Mr George Gibbs solicitor lor lhe complainant it ordered that the said defendants cause their ap jiearance to tie entered and notice thereof to be served on lhe solicitor within three mtinihs irom lhe dale of this erder arid in case of their appearance that they cause their answer to the complainants bill to be filetl and a cony thereof lo be served on lhe com plainant a solicitor vvuiiiii forty davs slier service ot a copy of said lull and that in debiult thereof lhe said bill id cornplaint may hr latten as confessed mid it bir ther ordered that nlnn twenty days the said complain ant cini oyihis order be published in tho stale paper and that tbe said publication be continued in said paper at least once in each week for eight weeks in suc cession or that he cause a copy of this order to be personally served on lhe said Edwin 11 Hobby ami William A Hobby at least twenty days before lhe lime above prescribed lor their appearance Copy WALTER CLARKRegtsIcr Gko Ginns Solicitor novl2 w8w JBMORTGAGE SALT' Default having been iW made tn lhe payment of a cerium sum ol money secured lo be paid by indenture ot mortgage bearing dale the snub day of October the year of our laird one thousand eight hundred and ilurty severi txeculed by Justus Gdkev (then) of I lvmoulh in lhe county of Wayne and stale of Michigan lo James touts of Nan tin countv mid state aforesaid mid tiulv recorded in the Register office of tlie coumy of Wayne aforesaid on ilie sevemh dav ol October A 1837 at elock tn liber 3 lulios 3'jb and 396 upon which 'here 1 rimmed to be due at lhe date of this notice the sum of eighty eiglit dollars and fill five cents Nonce is therefore hereby given that by vipucof a i purer of salem said mortgage contained and pursu ance of lhe Inline in Mien ease made and provided will lie sold at public auction or vendue ai trie oily hall in i fin envoi Detroit fn til ing lhe place where the cir cuit courts arc held for said countv) on lhe fifteenth day of ebruary nert at tins clock in ilinnlternoon of that day the premises in said rm Igage described as follows to nil: all that ceniiiwiract or parcel of land bounded and described ns follows to wit: being lhe south west quarter of section one in township two south of range ntneeel Ilc C1 trott ill the state of Michigan excepting therefrom sis'y acres heretofore sold by lhe party ol the second part to Peter Izcnlow containing one hundred acre be iliesarne more or less said mortgage having been given to secme lhe payment ol the pnrcluise mrniey ot said premises Dated 1 lymonlh November 11 1839 JAMES COATS Mortgagee A Notes Any novld wI2w CHANCERY THIRD At a court ol i hancery held for lhe suite of Michigan al the eny hall in the city of Detroit on lhe tliird day of December in lhe year one ihounmd eight hundred mid tliiriy nme: Present Elon arnsworth Chancellor i Sirah Morev couiplninmit vs Remim Beil Pbebe Bell James 11 Horton Benjamin Horton Harold Colton Asa It Horton and Andrew I Hays de fendants It appearing by affidavit to tbe smisfaciion of this court thm the defendants Iteasm Bell Phelie Bell and Asa Horton are not residents of tins slate but of one of lhe I toiled Static lo wit the said Reasin and Phebe Boll of the tale of Indiana and the said Asa Horton of lhe state of New Ytifk on motion of Mr George to libs solicitor for the complainant it is or dered that lhe said defendants cause their appearance to be entered and notice lhereof to be served he complainant's solicitor within firn months from lhe dale of lliis order and in case of their apptarancc that they cause iheir answer to the bill to be filed and a coov i hereof to lie served on the cumplain anfs solicitor within forty days after service of a copy of said hill: and in default lhercol the said bill pf com plaint swr larenas confessed and it is further ed that wubm twenty days the said complainant cause this order to he pumoii in the state paper and: that said publication be continued tn said paper at least once in each week lor eight weeks in succession or iliat he cause a copy of this order to be perejnally server! on lhe said Reasin bell lo tre Bell and Asa Horton at least twenty days before ilie lime above pre scribed for their nppearmice (A true copv) ALTER CLARE Register ud Cucttit Geo Grass Esq Isol for Compt deciwSw Lord Bbougham and Newspaper Writ ing Some phrenologists contend that the casts which have been taken of lhe heads ol celebrated lawyers show a lamentable defi ciency in the organ of conscientiousness and are of opinion that Lord Brougham aware of this fact has from that consideration alone refused to allow a cast of his head to be ta ken although lie has openly in the patronage of Mr Simpson and otliers who are attempt ing to introduce a system of public education on phrenological principles shown that he is a partizan of tho doctrine I do not know whether it be true that the nature of the edit cation and pursuits of the lawyers has a ten dency to check the developement of the or gan called conscientiousness or that the head of Lord Brougham is in this respect deficient in the external sign neither do I know whether in his general conduct as a man there may be any ground for supposing that he is deficient in conscientiousness but I am quite sure that if there be any truth in phrenology lie must have the organ of cau tion (the phrenologists have another word for it that is less flattering) strongly developed Whilst he was Lord Chancellor he was in the almost daily habit of communicating ar ticles to a daily paper but with a degree of caution which few men would have imagined Not afline of his writing came before the compositors or even the editor His com munications were made by letter to his brother by whom they were read to the edi tor who wrote as Mr Brougham read and in this the leading articles appeared without its being possible to prove that they came from Lord pen On one occasion when an article against the whig ministry had appeared in the Times it was scut to Lord Brougham who was sitting at Westminster in the court of chancery The paper was folded in such a way that the ar ticle might meet the eye readily and was handed up to the Chancellor Sir Edward Sugden was pleading The Chancellor laid the paper before him took his pen and whilst the public and the bar imagined that he was taking notes of Sir speech with whom from time to time he held a conver sation on the points of his case the answer was written Less than a quarter of an hour sufficed for an article of about forty lines full of spirit When it was done he made some excuse for quitting the bench for a few minutes and went into his own room when it was given to the editor to transcribe for although Lord Brougham could write well for newspapers no man was to be per mitted to possess a proof that the articles came from him I have heard of other in stances of his caution in bis relations with the newspaper press but as they were not like tliose which I have given within my personal knowledge I shall not repeat them here razer's Magazine A negro with the blues say Sam Johnsing what for you look sb sober dis morning? You most usually oilers a larfin but now you face looks as gloomified and brack as dis last sell of child I bad got what de white folks calls de bloos and dewus sor at dat what I has Pete De what you call Sam De de mat indigo Dars whar you corner dis child Sam ahead ob me dis time Now if it dont make any diflerence to you just like io hear you expltiintfy wat dis bloos Wv wy Pete you dont know notin I tort more wid de flosify ob de human mind' Well you see when a got de bloos he looks forurd into de commin footoonty just as though be was gwtne to draw a blank in de big lottery lie like as if all de delightsum prizes is dis low down scene a single number on When he gets up in de mornin he feels bad and wen lie goes to bed at night he feels wusser He tinks dat his body is mados ob ice cream all his heart and dat a big piece ob lead in de middle Ali sorts ob sights arc hubbering around and red monkeys is buzzing about his ears Dar what I got now and what 1 calls de bloos How you like to hab Tank you Sam dis child dont wish for none not if de Picayune Said a Wolverecn to a Yankee on board of a Missis pi steamer will you play a of brag I do not know the was the reply Will you plav am ignorant of that A game of ali fours I must acknowl edge to you that I am not familiar with anygame at Well stranger will you take a drink Certainly with the great est The couple accordingly re paired to tbe bar and after touching glassesthe Wolverecn eyed tlie Yankee closely from liead to foot and said todiim Stranger you are a clever fellow but know ish Boston Post Snow The first snow we have had this season commenced falling about 10 on Saturday night and has continued without intermission tever since At lhe time ofwriting it lays on the ground to the depth of about 15 inches and is still falling tapidly The southern mail from Washington di not arrive yesterday until near 12 and of course no eastern mail luid arrived at thetime of going to press Balt Rep 23 An editor apologizes for the lack of edi torial mutter by saying that he carried sev eral good and interesting articles to a wed ding in his hat and tire girls coaxed them all out of him to rap up cake iu Bos on Post Philadelpam Re porter says We may mention for the in formation ol our friends at a distance that lhe bants of Philadelphia are about to re sume time however as yet has been ftgoed upon They of course discount very little and yet money cannot be said to be in very gi cat demand STATE MICHIG AN IRST CIRCtHT a court of Chnncvry lor lhe alate ol Michigan Kolden at iheruyof on Hro ninth ioy No veoaher lhe year of our Lord one (hmwand eight hun dred and thirty ntne Preenr Kh omaworih Chan cellor In the matter ofthe petition of Joehua AWnch to bo divorced from lhe bond of iHnirimuny from his Wwe Zilptna Aldrich On presenting nnd reading of the petition the alxrve cause verified by lhe uuth of lhe petitioncr hereby it appears ihal iha tnnl Zilphin a non rcul dent of thiN Miote and that xhe rehidcs in the town of Snlinn in the comity of Auhtnbulo anti slate of Ohio on munon of 11 Eminoiw uf conns?) torilro petimm or it i ordered by the courts ihfii tho atm! ropuntlcni emote her appearance tobecHteiud within three nuniw I rum dm out this order and in uf her appear ance to cause a copy ol Iter mitwci to tiro pelt ion filed herein und lo be served on lb? peiitiuiier'x solicitor or within forty days oiler a service of a copy otihe said peiilion and jn default thereui the bill he taken as cun lessed and further ordered tlail XMihit) Iwenlj days lhe peiniunvr ciiwe thw order to ta publndied ni ih? slate paper and that sntd publication be cuninined one? in each week for eight works micci wion or thal he cause a ropv of ibis order io be personally aeivwl on the said respondent ut least Gvcutv das before the lime prescnlrod for her appearance By tho Court II Emmons for Com nuv26 vi8vv "WHORTGAGE 1 Mttult having been IvJL made in lhe payment of a eeriamsum ot money secured by indenture of mortgags hearing date July 25 A 1835 executed by Thomas Ihilmer to James Witberell (since deceased) which aid indenture of Mortgage was duly recorded on the 25th day uf July A 1835 aforesaid in lhe Register office uf the Counly of Wayne in the state of Michigan in buok No 13 folios 353 nnd 354 on whicl said mortgage there is chimed to be auw due the sum of fifteen hundred nnd seventy dollars eighty cents principal and inieresi and the said i iinrrn? Palmer having failed to pay said sum of money one and no suit having been cemmr ncd io collect the saiue Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of th? statute in such case made and provided and by virtue of a power ol salem said mortgage cunuuned there will be suld at public nucuonnl the HuU in the city of Detroit on ihe 8ih day of ebruary next A 1840 at ten (A M) lhe forciniun of sakl day lhe premises des? ribed in sntd mortgage or so much of the same us may be Decenary to satisfy the amount du? tie aforesaid and the interest due and lo grow due thereon and the costs of such sale the premises are described in said mortgage as follows to wft all that certain tract piece or parcel uf land lying nnd being in the County ol nynu aforesaid known and designated ond describ ed as lot or quarter section No twenty three in the ten thousand acre tract so called granted by act of con gress to the Governor and Judges of the Territory of Michigan for lhe purposes of building a court house and jiuU Detroit November 2 1839 AMY WJTHERELL Executrix wmiKRELL Executor novGwJ2w ol lhe Will of said James Wnbereli dec INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS He considered it objectionable in every point Extract from a communication in the Mon 1 of view He considered it not only viola tion of that provision ot lhe constituuon oi the state which declares that there shad be neither slavery nor involuntary svrriiwle in this state but it contains principles of the most revolting character It dvclpres that fa person who is unable to pay a iie or costs shall he liable to be sold and that the indi vidual who will pay the fine and costs for the shortest time of service shall tie the purcha ser wdl be die operation of this sec tion said Mr Lucus will suppose a case: suppose one of tho patriots of the revolution should be insulted by an enemy of his country orui tory who hud fought a gainst him in the struggle for liberty and he should be provoked to commit an assault in defending tbe honor of his government' by our laws he might be prosecuted and fined He is poor and unable to pay the fine What would follow under the provisions of this section He is publicly ADVERTI SED EOR lie is dragged by the crier along the streets the man who provo ked the assault bids the amount of the fine and cost for the shortest term of service say ORTY THE OLD RIOT IS KNOCKED TO HIS PERSECU TOR and driven in triumph into BOND AGE Anv unfortunate citizen who in an unguarded moment might be thus subjected to the payment of a line would be liable to lx SOLD under this section and DRIVEN INTO SLAVERY BY A REE NE GRt 1 should such a negro choose to become tho purchaser This would be revolting to every principle of humanity and a disgrace to the age in which we The question was then taken on Mr ith motion and carried in the affitmative veas 20 nays 1 2 So this obnoxious pro vision VOTED OR AND DEEND ED BY WM HARRISON does not now disgrace the statute book of Ohio We shall frequently resume the conside ration of the question II Harrison who is he The federalists shall have their triumphant answered to or lb cure of all dweaiira arising from Impure Bfoml Chronic Rheumatic aftectHW Nervou CumpImnU General Debility Lot of Appetite U7" Wft are acquainted Willi the preparation of anpurilla niauiilaclurcd by Brtu1 and made line of it re or les our practice believe it I eouiain the ncuve principle of Sarsaparilla in a highly eonceiifrnied form mid a preparation we eater mA: as one oi the be we have ever mem 1 ruworiige ni Lhnrlca Winne Jeonh Barnioi Hawlev A Miller Stagg ftty 1 have prescribed Chemical Compomd luid Extract of prepared by Bra lol in affi'euonsof ilie Liver with marked advantng1' my patients and 1 Imve no hesitation in recommemlip as an important auxiliary in the cure of many ofotans note hepatic entases MORGAN LEWIS IO BALSAM HOARHOUND Tbe most valuable preparation now known for Con suuipnoii Coughs Colds Asthmas Spilling of Bfood Hooping Cough and Croup PricetS cenla Testimony from an old ami subMamial resident at Erie Erie Penn April 5ih Dear Please send me by the find opportnaity ball a duzen boidea of yuur Baham of Hoarhound 1 find it the beat remedy fur a weaknM of the lunf 1 have experienced a real benefit in vaing it A Yours respect fully 8 HAMOT The above valuable medic inee nr aold wholeeale ata i retail by JOHN OWEN Druffiat 2 doora above armers and Baiik m3 d4twBt Oxfk a or tm Coiabctmi or Ovovamo jpawtx pan" ih tm 4 To John Hxatk Deputy CuNecinr PortHurea Yun and every other Deputy Colteotor and InJ epecivr ut he Revenue wuhin thh Dbtriet will here after dispense with ntaung out and tractennttmg a daily journal ur account uf servicer the postage St diKuinni's in some caset nrouuni lo niure than tho ae hml value uf the tervicts rendered Tins cannot hrtppy hi sny apply io you fin you have been ous vigiUint ana ncuve the rrorormancp of the rave 1 Tai duties imposed on you by law tu well in thecol leeUon and nceuimuiig a potium of ihe public revo iitie at the tcrmmaiiun ot eaefi quarter since yoor an poniimeni 10 uliire either by duiiew un impoeu rainiro ur otherwise You and every other revenue officer wtil ubrarve thal lhe iriMruchun from ihw office rmb hailed on the 281 of January and the4th vf Maybee rrhiiion to ihe prut ecl ion uf tie public revenue and lhe inoimraance uf lhe neutral relatione uf the United Stales are still force and impcrniive iqm if every other officer in lhe Department any ad llrore fore of ii regularity in 1 he hue of public (iutyeihror by eAinimtssiun ur oniiaMioR vvdl be attended with tba sua pensior of ihe tnconiheiH from lhe functions uf his of lice which will equally apply to lhe keqcn of fight houses All deputy collectors withm I his dwtrirl are required to keip a regtrtrr of vessels thru inter ami dear at their respective maimiMi mid to transmit an iherraf ai ihe tcrmmaiRin ol each quarter to ihta office I am very roped fully yuur obedient JUIIN MrDONELL 1 Cullecior of Cwnonro All officers belonging iq this collection disiricL including hgliLhuusr keepers will forthwith cqombum cole iheir ages and place of nativity oc9 WTO CURB NO PA The lrue am! gtauim 1 Hay Liniment prepared by Wm Bnrritt Ne 12 Gold street New York warranted to cure the Piles or lhe money be paid bark Long experience has established beyond controversy 1 ihe singular efficacy uf this Liniment in lhe cure uf Ilia prevalent nnd painful complaint the Piles Such vast numbers have been cured oy ihe use of it and so eilen sivcly is ihe uriicle known 1 trot hil need be said by way of introducing ii to tiro nonce of lhe public a renedy fur the Piles it can be depended un with cer tainly and in nil diseases where Liniment of any kind is beneficial rheumatism sore throat fruaen feel tigliUieim uf the chest glanular swellings pein fo lhe back stiffness uf ihe join tumours toe Ihia or be used with surprising benefit TO DRUGGI6T6 AND OTHERSThia article is warranted in all casos to cure lhe Pllee AU who deal in it are authorised to return tbe money to any one who shall fail of being cured after an iiuneet ond frith ful trial of its virtues It is warranted genuine true original and of peculiar efficacy and to pul down any atte mpt (should any be made) tosiigaiatixe a a sport uus counterfeit or imitaliun article we hereby uaert reward uf one thousnnd dollars to any person who Wil prixluce ilie evidence to show that it not strictly ata empluntcally what it purports 10 be Respectfully WM BURRITT A CO CAL TION Oiwerve tlrot each box has round it at elegant label with lhe American eagle at the top ata Wm Burnt 1 12 Gold street at the bottom or sale by A RILEY octlLdawfiiir 178 Jefferson AvenuOt Qvfwk or ths CokUECToa Detroit November 13 IMV 3 The Collector deems it proper to re pubhsh lhe in structions of lhe 4th May last from this office incon sequence of a cotumumctMiunjuat received by Intn from lhe TPnury department that lhe several ufheers there in specified may lake luilicr and govern themsehe nC' ordineiy it is considered that there area greater ntnn of custom house officers in this city than are uciu ally useful some of whose services wiU be tram ferret to kiiiie navigable pumu in the country (if not dwehargeu) Any officer ul 1 bis department thai will be hereafter re mUsor found 10 be lukewarm in tbe exercise of hw official dunes will be inxtaiitiy suspended this also in cludes lhe keepers uf light huiues i OICE I Detroit May 4 18 To CoHectors Lprctur' and other officers of lhe revenue depa 1 Imenl wiibm tiro district oi lie! roil Yon and each of von are required and iiutned to be active in carrying siricily into etirci the msiruuiutta published from ibis office on ihe 28ih ol Januaiy ial relative to the enforcement ut ihe revenue laws tpd also uf ihe laws for lhe maintenance uf the neutral reia Uuns ot the United biaics It has been represented to lhe undersigned that some of ihe revenue officers are in Uro hibn uf absenting ihm selvee or are nut unduly at tho phro ur local iuu for i hich thev have been appointed (a determined Ly the Secretary of tho Treasury) Every custom huise offi cer is therefore notified that unless lie shall he on duty stationed nt his post and make a written npun uf that jact 10 lhe collector 11 bin ten that is lo ay all of such as are stationed within fifty rndrs from this city and all ol such as are stationed upwards of that (hstancc within thirty days from ihe date hereof other wise every officer who shall fait 10 comply with ihese instniciiuns iff without any further notice thereafter beusptndfd and no longer deemed as in the service of the custom house but shall be reported for ihe further action uf 1 ho Treasury department at Washington This will equally 10 every revenue officer wlv shall hereafter absent himself for more than six days from his post without leave Every revenue officer hereafter will repurl himself in writing that into say nil that reside within the distant ol fifty miles at least once munihand all ibai reside upwards of that dis tance once in every three DONELU novl 4 Collec'ur uf lhe Pori uf Detroit TrriToiTtnciifGAN first circuit k9 Ai a Court oi Chancery uf the stale of Micbi gan held at the city ot Detroit on Saturday the ninth dtiv of November hi 'he yearol utir Ixird out thousand eight hundred and thiriy mne Present Elon barns worth ChnnccUur Id pariilioii In the rase of Daniel II itzhugh com plainant vs Charles Carroll William Larrud Andrew Judson Gidcun Let bherman Page Dani I Wardell Samuel Beall and John Kone deiendans it appearing hr affidavit to ihe satisfaction of Hit court that lhe said defendants Charles Carroll Gide on Lee Daniel Wardell and Samuel Byall resale ihe state of New A ork lhe defendant illiain Car 11 ssf Wtt Liiutmi ill fhp Distrir! of Colum lull til IC 'J bin thedetenrlant John Kane in ihe state of NewJer cy and that lhe respective places of residence of lhe said Andrew Judson and Sherman Page are unknown lu ihe said complainant on motion of said complain i ant by Augnsius Porter ul counsel it is orderer that the 'said defendants Charles Carroll William Carroll Andrew Judson Gideon Lee Sherman Page Daniel Wardell Samuel Beall and John Kune cause iheir appearance to be entered and nonce 1 hereof to be served on 1 be complainant's solicitor within four months from lhe date uf this order and incase ol their appearance that they cause iheir inwer to the cumplainanis' hill tube filed and 0 copy lhereof serv 5 on the complainant solicitor within forty days after service of a copy oi said bill and that 11 ritfault there uf said bill of cumplamumay be taken as confessed uj thera and it is further ordered that nhtn tw enty nys lhe said complainant cause lhe order to be piihhhcu i dr? stale paper of the state oi Michigan and aU 1 iu Detroit Weekly Advertiser a newspaper printed and pubfished in lhe city of Detroit 111 said state ui Mic hi gan and that the said publication be cont mu cadi of the said newspapers al least once each week fur eight wi eks in aucccwnun or that he cause py of Illis order lo be peisonally served on the said Charle JI Carroll WjDiamT Cai roll Andrew Judson Gideon Lee Sherman Page Daniel Wardell Samuel Beall anti John Kane defendants na aforesaid at least twenty davs before the time above prescribed for their appear nre JNO WINDER Register A Pouter Solicitor for Comp novi3 w8w having beta IT made in lhe payment of a certain sum of money secured bv indenture ol mortgage bearing date July 18 by Cullen Brown and Luey his wife to Jrimc (since deceased) which said inden ture of mortgage was duly recorded on the tcnty firt day uf July in the year uf our Lord 1835 nt 3 kck in the Register's office for Wayne county hi book No 2 ut pages 311 342 and 343 oh which said mort gage there claimed to be now due the sum of one thousand and fifty dollars being for interest money (un the principal secured by said mortgage from lhe 18th of July 1838 to the ISllx of July and tbe said Cul 1 len Brown and said Lucy having failed to pay the said sum of one ihousasdand fifty dollars so due and no suit having been insulated to collect me sum siimu money Notice hereby given that pursuance of 1 he statute in such cae made nnd providcdand by virt ue ot a power of sale contained in soul mortgage there wdl he sold ut public auction at ihe city hall in the city of Detroit un Saturday lhe 81 day ol ebruary now next 1810 at ten A in ihe forenoon uf said day the premises described in said mortgage or so much thereof as may he necessary to satisfy lhe amount in terentsoducind the cost of such sale the premises are rcriian piece parrel or farm of land lying and being situate in the township of Hamtramck in the county of Wayne in tiro (late) territory (now slate) of Mirhiga a post standing on the border of lhe Detroit river be tween this tract and a tract confirmed to rancis Goutn's heirs thence north degrees west two hun dred and two chains and fifty links 10 a post thence north sixty onedegrees east five chains and ninety links to a post standing un lhe west line of a tract confirmed 10 Charles Peliier thence south 2U degrees east two hund red and three chains and fony inne links a post stand ing on the border of ihe Detroit river thence along ihe border of the said river dow stream south seventy de grees and 30 minutes west five chains and ninety eighi links to lhe place of beginning containing one hundred nnd nineteen acres and 76 100 acres more or less and also the second ur back concession lo ihe above descri bed tract bounded on lhe south by lhe above described tract on the west by lands of Antuine Dquindreon the east by lands of the late rancis St heirs and on tiro north by lands of Joseph Cnmpau called the (fore coiiiajiHJig eighteen acres more or less The said lands having lobe sold subject to the principal sum secured by said mungage and lhe further interest 1u due thereon said mortgage being given to secure the pnvmentuf the purchase moriev Detroit Novem ber 2 1831) A WITH ER ELL Execu fix fl W1THERELL Executor nov6wl2w of the ill of said James Wilhereil decjTinifT(TfrTE NiTilAVs Jw ns ihe Detroit nnd Poniinc Railroad Company did un the ntneiecmh day of April tn ihe year uf our Lord one tliuusand eight hundred and thtrty eight by a cer tain indenture oi inorlgagedtilv executed hy the Presi dent and Directors of the said Company and attested by their corporate seal bargain sell assign and release unto Robert Abbott (then) Auditor General ol the slate of Michigan and his successors in office for the use and benefit uf ihe People ut said state alftaud singular lhe right tide interest property and esiute oi tiro said Company in to and oi said Railroad appurtenances and all and singular the rights privileges and proceed arcs in said Comoany by Us act incorporation or otherwise vested wbuh sail conveyance was modem compliance with lhe reqLni uonsui ihethii'd seciiun ol ihe lo provide for the relief of ihe Det rent and Pontiac Railroad Company approved March 5: 1838 and for ihe purpose ot se curing lhe redempiron of certain certificates oi stock mentioned in sc id mortgage ami the punctual pavmcni of the interest lherewn accruing Ate And whereas default has been made i lhe sud Company the my inent of the inter st which became duo upon lhe said ertifictnre id stock on ihe first day of Julv one thou sand ght handled fthd thirty hmr amonnung to theurn ot three thouarid dollar with th lut rtsl due th reon from the urn the name wa paid hy lhe sn'e Now therefore by virtue of lhe power of ale in said mortgage contained and tn pursuance of lhe statute tn such case made and provided Nultde is hereby given that lhe aid Detroit and Pontiac Railroad tutd all the appurtenances thereunto belonging will be sold at pub lic auction to lhe highest bidder al the ofbee of the Treasurer of lhe slate tn the city of Detroit on the second tint of March neit at ten o'clock tn ilia fore noon Such sale will be made ulj xct to the payment ot the future UHinliu nts of interest as the tune shall hereafter accrue upon the said certificates of stock and 1 he final payment of the principal sum of one hundred thousand when it shall become due according lo the terms of lheaaid certificates HOWARD Audilot General Michigan Monzv The Detroit and Ji Pontiac Railroad Company having failed to pay the semi annual instalment of interest which became doe on lhe first day of July last upon lhe certificates of stock issued to lhe sold Company by virtue ol the provisions of nn ae: of lhe legislature ol lhe slate of Michigan entitled oct to provide for lhe rebel of ihe Detroit ami Pontiac Railroad approved March 5th 1839 Now therefore by virtue of the authority vested in meby lhe provisions of lhe eighth section of said act Piibln: notice is hereby given that lhe said Detroit Pontiac Railroad anti ns appurtenances and all find singular the rights interests and trnneiuses of lhe said will be sold at pnbhc auction to ilie highest bidder at my office in lhe city of Detroit on lhe second dav of March nest Such sale will he made (ur lhe sum of three thousand dollars and interest from the lime hen iliat amount was paid by the slate for ihe said Company and will be subject to the payment of all future inatnhnente of interest which may become doe on the said certificate nf lock together with the final payment of the said principal sum of one hundred thouHMal dollars when the same shall become due by ilia terms of said certificates DESNOYERS TreaHer ofthe state ot Michigan jgv dcci wtd A TTACIIMENT Before Henry L'litpman a JW Justice i the Pence tn and tor the county of Wayne and slate ol Michigan William Barclay vs Robert orsyth Notice is hereby given iliat an attachment has been taken out tn lhe above entitled cause irom above named justice and that lhe soul sun is continued for trial agreeably lo the statute tor three mornbs to wit: till the third day ot March next at JO o'clock in lhe iorenoon at lhe oflice ot lhe said justice in Detroit Dec 3 1839 'a5w WILLIAM BARCLAY (Thon RIVER Nonce is thereby given that ihe undersigned has been appointed Receiver uf the Huron River Bank thai he therefore requires all persons indebted to stud hank to render an account ol all debts ami sums of money ow ing by them respectively and to pay the same to him nt his office tn Ypsilanti un or before 'he fifteenth tyot January neit nnd all penons having tn their possession any property or effects of said bank to deliver the same to him on or before said day ail the creditors ol said bank so deliver iheir respective accounts and demands to him on or before said day and ali perrons bolding any open or subsisting contract of said bank lo present Hie Mime to him tn writing am! in detail at hut office in Ypsilanti on or before lhe said fifteenth day of January nut Ypsilanti Nov 85 1839 GEORGE SKINNER Receiver dccJ wlw of lhe Huron River Bank TT EZEKIEL WELCH Vuimi Rail Ionia county seat Micb Under Sheriff and Superiniendeul of the Poor sept7wl MORTGAGE Default having been ly made in lhe payment of a certain sum of meney secured to be paid by indenture of mortgage bearum date lhe tenth day ol September in lhe year of our Lon one thousand eight hundred and thirty three necutTO by Benjamin Woodworth and Rachel li is wife oath1 ol the ettv ot Detroit and (then) territory of Micbtfan to John Prince esquire ol Sandwich ui the preVUMti of Upper Canada which sntd mortgage was duly rw corded tn lhe oflice of lhe Register of Deeds file the city of Detroit oh the tenth day of September in ths year A 1833 at four of said day in' book numbered tour at pages 166 167 and 168 upeni hich said mortgage there is claimed to be due al the date ol this notice lhe Sum of four thousand seven han drcil and nineteen dollars and twelve cents Tin sa4 mortgage and all the right title anl interest eonreyrt' therein was duly assigned by he mortgagee on the IM dav of August A 1839 tu the President DuecHrt and Company of the arra and Mechanics Bank of Michigan which said assignment was recorded in the Register oflice of Wayne county on the Slat day rd August A 1839 in liber 11 folio 189 190 and NI i lie said Benjamin Woodworth and Rachel Woodworth having foiled lo pay lhe said sum of money due 00 aforesaid on said mortgage and no suit or peocsediag nt law having been ineiiiuted to recover lhe debt re vs vis rszv 1 nrwn otasl owns wl rots sw a ftZsVaA ftMffi sssrais isg vs nos' ssazis ovsaxs saes eaO7 txvtlvv ow ssswohw 2 hereby given that by reason of eaid defaull by wbhh ft the power of sale inraid mortgage has become opera '1'' live and by virtue of ihe raid power ata in parowMi a oftliestaiuie in such case made and ptnided ttara wiIHrosokl at public auction at the city hall in Ita cbf of Detroit and county of Wayne on the twenty raffiM 1 dav o( January A 1840 at twelve DMA jJ raid day ihe land and precMMBf or so araub therotata 4 shall he nrcesrary losaihify the raid inartgage with Cta codts of raid sale deecribed in said mortgage ae fouowv via: lois numbered fifty one and fifty two in eectrai numbered four agreeably lo lhe new plan of raid cty 4 aifo ironting on Woodbridge street on liwwulberlysiaei aiul on KaiHlolph street on theeasferly eideufeaia tae i and being ihe same premises iww occupied by itajara Benjamin Moodworth a a tavern as abo ku nutater i inkww4 fivaia BmI1M eu luriy iune iu saia scuuuu iwMwa 'y hah lol adjoining raid ta numbed forty Hiin tratna westerly side the said test men! toned pmuera cotaM ing of said taaml tainpf being hounded thj eneU edy nide by lands now occupied by said BeraaoMQ the southerly side by Woodoridgei street on lhe rata erly side by lhe lands of Oliver MiUer and ou tM nurt herly side by an alley parallel with Jeffersun ue and 01 which there iaa brick stable and raB 7UJh hng house now standing as also lot number finj the old plan of raid city of Detroit and fifty fourby the new plan of said city in section numbered fouh ing the lot lying in rear of the lot numbered nme tyra section end bounded southerly by Woodhridgb xratai eastwardly by lots belonging lo Benjamin nnnhwnrdlv hv an allevjwM weelwaidhr by iverW Mtfkr and ano lot numbered fifty Ibratftj srenon number four on the plan uf said wy wwh all i be privilege and appostenanceeio all eta ery pari of tbe premises above dsecribed in nuypJM aperUumng or belonging Dated Detroit Nov 1 BATES WALKER A nov6 wl2w Atty'afor STATE MICHIGAN IRST CIRCUIT Ar a session ol lhe Court uf Chancery for the Stale of Michigan hohlen at the city ol De! roil on the twenty third day of December one thonrand eiyhl hundred nod llnriy mne Present Eton arneworth hancellor Charles Carroll nnd William Carroll com pliiriniite Beier Stay vesant and Robert an Rciia selaur defendants On motion of complainants by Alexander Eraser of counsel and it appearing by affidavit on file that the above named Peter biuyvesjnt and Robert Van Rensselaer defondaiiU fo not reside said stale of Mi higan but are residents of the tfiate of New York ft ordered by ihe conn that the said ief ndanls cause iheir appearance to be entered a nd notice thereufserved on the solicitor wjihm four months from lhe date uf thi order and in case of their appearance ihai they caura iheir answer to lhe complainants' hilt of complaint to be filed and a copy I hereof to be served on the solicitor within forty days after service of a ropy of said bill and that in default there of said bill of complaint be taken as confessed by them and fa further ordered that within iweniy days this order be published in the Slate paper of said state ofMichigan nt least once in each week for eight weeks in that they cause a copy oi i his order to be personally served on ihe said defendants respective ly al least twenty days before lhe nine above prescri bed for iheir appearance Detroit Dec 23 1839 By the Court JNO WINDER Regfater Aifx rarfr S'irr for Compt dcc25 wdw IVOTrCE hereby giv sn that application will be made to the legislature of this stale for lhe incorporation of a Mutual Inisnraricc Company iu be to taled at Marshall Marshall Nov 22 J83J nuv27 wtf oSlMI NOTICE The siuners of the estate of James Westerfield will meet at ihe house of Waterman Conves in the town of Van Buren on the second and fourth Saturdays oi buary next to examine ail claims presented against ill AvV aiV WATERMAN conves STEPHEN RANDOLPH HENRY PORT Commissioners STATE MICHIGAN OIRCD1T COURT THE COUNTY OAKLAND Of Oc tuber Term A 839 Whereas Mary Ann Cftdy did oil the fifth day of i December A 1839 file her pennon for Divorce in said court Hating therein that she the lavvlul wile of Cenni Cady that tho said Carmi has been guilty of adultery by being or pretending to be married to another person whilst he was the lawful husband of rani petiironcr ami hving with anni suner person a slate ol adultery for a great length of lime ubu thin lhe said Carmi although of sulhcient ability so iodo hud for the frpace uf two vears and a half next preceding the date of said petition grossly and wantonly mid cruelly nvgncted and refused to provide stufabfe niaintenniict for raid petitioner also said petition jniy said court to ei quire into lhe truth oi the tacts lherein stt Pirth and that if they bo found irne a divorce from lhe bund uf inairhnuny he decreed in fatef oi saij pe in inner agatnsi her smd hushurid Thereupon ihe said court) on lhe Glh clay of Decem ber made lhe following order to mt 4 Mury Ann Cady vs Carmi Cady The pfaniuff in this cause having filed her petuuHi for divorce and it appearing to lhe court ihai lhe said defendant dues not reside within the stale uf Michigan on moi ion of Richardson Knight Piaiin is ordered that notice of said pennon be given to the said Carmi Cady by publishing lhesubsiance oi said pein ion once in each week for ihe space of six weeks successively in a newspaper published in the city uf De truit nnd state uf Michigan called the Detroit ree Press the first publication to be iihiri two weeks from ihisdny in order that lhe said Canni Cudy may appear before the sniJ court un the second Tuesday ol March A 1840 at Puniiac the county uf Oakland state of Michigan lo oppose it heskdlsrov fit lhe gianungof said petition The above fa tho knbuftincc of said petition with lhe order uf tho court thereui PIERCE PATRICK Clerk per Bowman Dep Clerk Richardson A Knight for cl9 wGw TV? rclilt A KT CIRCUIT Al a Court of ('hancery fur ihe felaieol Michigan holdenat ihe city of Detroit en the iwcniy third day of December one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine: Present Elen arnsworth Chancellor Edward Mundy complainant vs Winthrop IL Chandler Samuel Chandler Daniel Denton nnd Sclub Collins defendants On motion ulc onipininant by Alexander raser ol counsd and it appearing by affidavit on file that the above named Wmihrop HUhanulerneuf ihedefind iinis does nut reside in said state of Michigan but is a resident of ihe stale of New ork it is ordered by lhe court iliat ih said Winthrop IL Chandler cause his appearance lo lie entered and notice thereof to be servw on ihecutnplainani'sMiheror wthmfour months from lhe date of this order and in case of his appear ance that he cause his answer to the comphmanfs bill uf complaint to befiled and a copy lhewfio be served on the complainant's solicitor wnhiri forty days after service ol copv of said bdl and that iHlelauU thereof said bil! of compluint be taken ns confessed by him and js further ordered ibai widitn twenty days tins or der published in the smie paper of said suite at ast once in each week for eight week in succession or that he cause a copy ol this order tu be personally served on the said VVnnhrop at least twenty days before the bine above prescribed iur his appearance Detroit Dre 23 1839 By the Court JOHN WINDER Register Arrx rasfr of for Cufnpt dec25 w8w raww 11UM ITJUAY The fol JB lowing described property directed as hereinafter mentioned received at ihe Ware house ol lhe under signed in lhe city of Detroit nt the limes specified re mains unclaimed though the supposed owners lhereaf as tar as known were respectively notified of such re ception through the mad Nutirefa therefore hereby given that unless the re spective owners ur consignees appear pay Iriegbt and charges and take away said properly the same a iff be sold pursuant to the provisions of An act relative to Trunks Baggage and 'Other uncfaimed ap proved April Ifi 1839 At Detroit 1 bate Wadding April 19 1839 Det roil 2 bundles Shovels recd June 4 1839 Henry Sexton 1 Thraslin machine June 21 1839 Lyman Shiawassee 1 box Goods July 1 1839 Clement March 2 Mixes Augustus Tyler Nottoway 1 bundle Castings August 7 1839 A Burt 2 small boxes June 1 1839' John Cairns 1 red Tub June 1 Munger 3 chcxte 1 bux June 1 1839 John Warner 1 bux June 1 1839 Miller Sharon 1 small Keg June 1 W39 Neil Hurds Kalamazoo 1 Box and 1 Keg rec'd June 1 1839 Ihomas Sillimnn 1 Box June 1 1839 Ore uf Wadhams 1 suiall box Mill Irons rec'd June I 1839 Boisford 7 Ox Yokes June 1 1839 Henderson Constantine Mich 1 Box I October 30 1839 I Mmprnan 2 Barrels 1 half Barrel 2 Kettles 1 I twir Andirons In rim txns June 1 1839 I Moon 1 Blaming machine 1 Cording machine I June 1 1839 Dated at lhe eny of Detroit this dav of Decent brr 1839 WILLIAMS WILLSON decl w4w al tbe yellow Ware house Hale's bar! HANCERYSALE In chancery irst Cir cuit Between James Tuttle cornphin int and Lew is Godard Rhoda Godard Enoch Jones bvih Grosvenor Edmond A Brush and Henry IL Brown JNUMUV IS Md TIJJ 1 i ixit pin aii mw in the above entitled cause of the court uf Cha roerv ril 2 xlrxlf flA lOtlx xlnv ling jur I IIV Hll Vltt tlrt lAUHUK ilv rewjMV i 1 March 1839 there will be suldnt public auction under bounded and described as follows to wit: beginning at i 1 i i r' i i tf I i lx a the direction ol lhe unriersignetl Mazier tn vnancery on Thursday the 19th day of December next between the hours of tw dve noon ami one in the after iKXHiof thal day to lha highest bidder at tbeCity Hall in lhe city of Detroit lite following described lands and Drernfaesto wit All and singular that certain piece lol ur parcel of ground and premises situate ly ing nnd being the eity of Detroit in the county of Wayne nnd state of Michigan and bounded known de signated and described as follows to wit Being part Jot iivtnber four in section number three uf city tote in Detroit according to the plan uf said city and be ginning ni the north corner uf said lot on the lioundary line this lot and ihe lot occupied by John Me Donell and running thence southerly on he said boun dary line righty feel thence westerly at righi 'Ogles with lhe said boundary fine forty feet to ihe line of Gris wold strer thence northwardly along lhe border of said street eighty feel io Jefltrson avenue ihenc Iv along the border of raid sIipci or avenue forty feel to the place uf beginning cuutuining by esiimahon two thousand two hundred feet with a brick budding there on erected 'lhe sale fa absolute andwilhout redrmplion Detroit Nov 2nd 1839 GEO BAND novGwfnv Master in hancery The sale is adjourned to Saturday die 18lh day of January 1810 then to hike place al lhe same place and umeof day above nnrnel Drlrurt Dec 19 )M39 dec25 id GICO HAND Master in TATEOMM ClfANCERyL IRST At a court of chanceryof the Male of Mk higan lor lhe Hrs! circuit hukkm at De troit or Tuesday lhe third day uf December in tiro year one ihousaml ighi hundred and thiriy mne Present Eton arnsworth Chancellor James Romeyn vs Theodore Romevn Anne Romeyn Wilh Hale and Nelson Robinson1 i On moi ion ol complainant bv Alexander raser of counsel and it appearing by affidavit on fip that ihe ahuve named Ni hon Robinson one of lhe defendants resides out of said state oi Michigan nnd is a resident of lhe stale uf Ntw York it fa ordered by the court th lhe said dolendant Nelson Rubmson cause hts ap peurnnee tube entered and nonce i hereof to be served on ihe sub' Hur within three mon ths from the date ot ihis order and case of his appearance that he cause his answer to lhe complainant mil to he filed nnd ti copy lhereof to be served an complainant's solicitor U'lihm forty days after service uf a cupy of said bill mid that in default lhereof said hdl of cum plaint be taken ns confessed by him ana it is further or dered that within twnly days this order be published in the state' paper ui sil sinte at least once in each week for eight weeks in Mtrccewjn or that he cause a copy of this order to be personally served on lhe said Nelson Robinson at leusli iwt tuy days lefor fho lime above prescribed for bis appearance Delroit Decem ber 3rd 1839 By lhe court JOHN WINDER Register 'Ai ex'I) raser for Compt decfi wHw WTOT1CE is hereby given that pel nion will be present rd at the next session of ihe legislature of this state to divide lhe present townihipuf Hamtramck into two eeoernte townships by a I me commencing ai the mouth of Conner Creek and running up said creek until tl intersectsihc ort Gratiot turnpike lhence ml a northeasterly direction along lhe line of said ort Gratiot turnpike until ii intersects tho sect ton fine be tween sect Kins eleven anil twelve of township 1 8 12 and thence due north to the base line between sakl sections eleven and twelve and unetmd two the west ern part of said division of said township to be callt ilie iGwrnhipif Hamtamckftnd lire eiiMiern part of said division lube called the township of Grosse No vember 20 1839 deel8 JOHxY MACK 11HE steamer bnilt at Napotraw to ply JL head of the Rapids to ort Wayne rayK tag ng essay on Saturday tlia 8th having on taard itajjra gerr She has an excellent engine ronstruclta fiwray by Durr Ac Co and as evary way wall ratktarttata! swer ths further purposes far which shew nfioftMUiM a tow for small craft loaded with sNNWt canal for the great dam in that rraft jlrawiy WTOTICE fa hereby given itat aptafataM JJMf 1 made to the next legislature of imb bMM i incorporation of a company with a eupftal of taw lion and five hundred ihousand doBsrafor me of eunstruriing a Railroad from An Artar mouth ot me Inge of Jnckton Kalnmasotx' roc Times We have heard a great deal from the whigs or lieformers as they style themselves in Mi chigan for two or three months past 1 pro pose to examine into the cllect of the destruc tive and ruinous measure they say was adopted by the democratic party one which they the whigs say they are called upon by every principle of honor and interest to check 1 refer to the internal improvement I system as adopted three years ago by a dc mocratic legislature: or more particularly to the Southern Railroad as that seems to be the most objectionable part of the system to the reformers There are 2300000 acres ot land in the southern tier of counties all of which the southern railroad passes through and to complete the southern railroad it will cost $1500000 Now if a tax should be levied upon the real estate the counties through which the southern railroad passes and which it accommodates it would be six ty cents er acre or a man owning 160 acres would have a tax to pay of $96 Now if a man owning 160 acres raises 20 acres of wheat at 20 bushels to the acre to sell it will take ten teams (say 60 miles as the aver age distance of transportation to market) 4 days at $3 per day for man team and ex penses which will amount to Now two teams will convey the same to market on the railroad in four days at $3 per day being making a saving to the farmer of the sum of equal in one year to his tax for the construction of tlie railroad Say that the railroad will last ten years and that it will cost one fifth to keep it in repair as it first cost: then the farmer who owns 160 acres and has raised his twenty acres of wheat for sale each week will have received eight times theatnount of his tax ts make and keep the road in repair for ten years in other words instead of paying yearly' an tax he will in ten years have re ceived a nett income from the railroad of This sir will be the operation of the great reform of which the self styled re formers have given out that they will carry into effect What say you (the farmer of 160 acres) to this kind of reform or the far mer less or more than 160 acres you merchant miller mechanic or traveller for it will affect you in the same proportion? ILLUSTRATIONS WHIG ERY rom the Nashville Union WILLIAM IL HARRISON WHO IS He is the federal candidate for the presi dency of the United States Is that all Oh no he is the man who was once used jn the presidential candidacy by Webster as bat stick to beat Clay with and once by Clay as a similar instrument with which to beat Web I ster As the artizan loves a faithful tool with which he has wrought for years so do Webster and Clay like Harrison they like him much better than they like each other So much for lhe checking of the knowing who move the pieces upon the great federal chess board Who is Wm Hr Harrison The fed eralists have asked the question and we will be among the first to answer it for (as Mr Bell says) we try to keep our powder 11 arrison is the man 1 who in the Ohio Legislature voted TO SELL REE WHITE AMERICAN CITIZENS LIKE CATTLE IN THE MARKET AND OR DEBT! Do you doubt it Here is the proof positive proof Ex'lmct of lhe Jouriml lhe Elicit if Otilu January 20 1831 met pursuant to adjournment The Senate then according to the order of the day resolved itself into a committee of the whole upon the bill from the House en titled an act for the punishment of certain of fences therein and after some time spent therein the Speaker (Allen Trimble) resumed the chair Mr ithian then moved to strike out the 19th section of said bill as follows it further enacted That when any per son shall be imprisoned either upon execution or otherwise for the non payment of a fine or costs or both it shall be lawful for the of the county to sell out such person as a SE RV A to any person within this Slate who will pay the whole amount due for the shortest period of service of which sale pub lic notice shall be given at least ten days and upon such save being effected the sheriff shall give to the purchaser certificate there of and deliver over the pris ner to him from which time lhe relation between such purchaser and the person shalt be that of AS IT and SERVANT until lhe ine of service expires and for injuries done by either reme dy shall be had iu the same manner as is or may be provided by law in the case of mas ter and apprentices But nothing herein contained shall be construed to prevent per sons being discharged from impi isonrnent according to the provisions of tlie thirty seventh section of the act to which this is sup plementary if it shall be considered exjtcdicnt to grant such discharge Provided that the court in pronouncing upon any persons con victed under this act or the act to which tins is supplementary may direct such person or persons to be detained in prison until the fine be paid or the person or persons otherwise disposed of agreeably to the provisions of this act tlie yeas and nays being required those who voted in tbe affirmative were Messrs Bcasly Brown ithian Gass Hea ton Jennings Lucas Mathews McLaugh lin McMillon Newcom Robb Russell Seo field Shelby Spencer Stone Swearingen Thompson and Womeldorf 20 And those who voted in the negative were Messrs Baldwin Cole oos oster WIL LIAM II HARRISON McLean Oswall Pollock Ruggles Roberts Wheeler and Speaker But perhaps lhe sceptical fed dies may dare to doubt the truth of the above In that event we would commend to tlieir sjiecial notice the following certificate which is en dorsed upon tlie back of it to wit Secretary of Office i Columbhs Ohio Sept 10 1836 5 I certify that the foregoing is a true nnd accurate copy from the journals of tlie Senate of tlie State of Ohio being the first session of the 19th General Assembly held at Co lumbus December 1820 See page 303 304 305 CARTER HARLAN 'ff of State General Robert tlte late democra tic governor of Ohio was then a tnember of tlie scnate and in the true spirit of patriot ism made the following remarks in support of the motion made by Mr ithian of Champaign to strike out the 19th section a true copy of whose speech as then publish ed is below: Mr Lucas said that be would vote fbf the motion of the gentleman from Cham patgn (ithian) to strike out the WJ OTIC li 1 hereby given lo all to wliom it may lw roncern mat I hey are forbidden lo liny a Note of ixty five dollars drawn by Charka Wolverton James Grace and Ellemaniler (race payable to Benja min Chihon or bearer six rnonttis Irom date dated Li vonia July 16th ItU'J oatd note wm lo have been given to said Ghilson lor a horae but the note was not deliv ered or lhe horse received by und the note was lost or fraudulently sold by some person unknown to us ord fraudulently ooiatned Irom us therefore we ahull not nav tuiv tiling upon said note Livonia Iov 12 1639 JAMES GRACE w3w ELLEMA5 VER GRACE ZJTA7ifc'u' AYM COllN qy Circuit court oi said county November Tenn A 1839 Rufus Brown Jr vs John Bispham Notice is hereby given pursuant to lhe provision of the sturtite such raise made and provided that a rit of was issued out of said circuit court ol und countv on tlie nineteenth day ol September A Ib3d at the suit of the above named plaintiff against the a bove named defendant winch writ was for the aunt of two hundred and eigliiy four dollars and interest and was made returnable to said court ilus day Detroit November 12 J83J CIJAR PELTIER Clerk Stuart Au for novKi Applicttlion will be made to lhe next LW legtslaftire oi Uns stale lor a law to vacate lhe present seat oi jusitco of Van Buren county ant! lo es tablish the same at Paw tn said cuuiily Van Bu ren Nov 28 1839 w3w BANK SINGAPOKE Notice is hrrehy given thal the undersigned has been appointed Receiver of the Hauk of Singapore by an order of the court of hancery ot the and that all persons indebted to said bank are hereby required lo render an account of all sums due from them or et her ol them to him and nil persons having any property or effects of said bank to deliver the same to him and all the creditors ot said bank are hereby required lo de liver iheir reaper: ive aecourils nod detuands lo him lhe said Receiver by lhe firth day ot March next at Knla nnziKi or the convenience I those concerned Wal ler Ulark ot Kalamazoo is authorized to the notes of said bank and issue lhe iimuiI certificate Jta JamnziKi Dec 5 1839 WILLARD det 1 2 Cw Iteceiv BANK NOTICE The credi tors wf ihe Bank of Goodrich are licrebv nodded that tn pursuance of act to provide for lhe volun tary dissolution of corporations siid lo prescribe the duties ol Receivers in Cluneery in certain cases and for olhet passed by the legislature of Michi gan and approved April 15th 1839 that there will be final dividend ol the effects of said iiwutution at the of fice ot the saitlRecetveron the 2d day ol January next 1840 Atlas Lapeer Co Nov 4lh 1S34 deeI0 w3w THOMSON Receiver WAYNE COUNTY In Attachment he fore Alvord liq a justice of the peace in and for said county Kami Kimball vs James Spears Notice is hereby given that a writ of attachment has been leaned at the suit of the above uaiaed plaintiff against the said defendant an absent or absconding debtor and that sat I suit has been continued fur trad to the 18th day Of ebninry nest at enev' clock in the afternoon at Hto office Of soud Justice in MongnagoiM Moaguagon Nov 17 1889 novSO wMm MTOTICK is hereby given that there will beanop i 1 plication made to the next legisfattue for a divi siunuf the township of Huron town 4 south of rances 8 end 9 net Huron November 12 1839 novt5 (Signed) HJJOWNS and others TO' THE CREDITOKS TOE BANK The time' for receiving1 cMnw and evidences uf dehl agafnsl the bank isen i brgmt Until lhe first day of ehrnary man Detroit Dacamber 3 CHAS STEWART decUllwfovtlw uLjlMiw.