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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

~ ON sUBJ ECT DEEPLY INTEEsT
me To MANy,1ee the pahlicstor oi my msss ~,
volume vener Disease nc tdesgncd onghsy w os
wished have . private well ns SPECIFY
MI st OF eure) II hiss been lot tn witness msny
wretrhed ~ these dteese srsne cseny i1o wy
various bocsnf so-irums which ~ our daily paper ~
ducs give portion Of time expressly % On
mysell upon I'D yerarg yet the importsnee ~ ,he
suhre ether with the diculy 81 making my sssuse
rown oth~r way has led this course Perhaps
h~rv are which sense degree OF sui
rius 10 the there which greater
ssrr ~ kno Wedge add esperssce, cenbined with strict
~, ~ reascted veneres Diseases thoroughly
from constitution. do sonne themselves
shse Who them, bat extend 10 the vruous and
M n ~ sense, that these
i.,.s are worthy time and talent Of the best ply
wrs.s In ASKING for so great share of eoadence
- subject Of 70 deep interest," seems pedient that
so~ls also give statement Of the ground on whlsh seek
~ sSd,,ion 90 being graduate Of Edinburgh member OF
ii COLLEGE surgesps Londen ~ well ~ the author
r. Treatise written expressly on dis asses VI this
haze Also testimonial letters IRON TIE greatest
avor. IN the eminent IN Amcrcs, ~ Or Mott
RSvors ana Dr. Physick Of rhilsdelpha and these
hv ssy ore wbo wishes H. would therefore only
~ those Who write by the post or otherwise consult ms
vi "a t.-aw,sa~s in ,hs department Of diseases
s"' JOSEPH RALPn, ID, ~ conrandtsl
49,. rsd,ce q, adIstsncr, little chest cor'sinsF ev
- the csfr ,hr ooys nenk husu
49, d H. I. 81, frsice si2) THIS forwarded 70 every par
sh M ~, .,vs and astonishing 70 those who have ~
80. IN .hs, sertsry thfy cure menisrvfs
$500 ~ ~, ,h.v MAD fasled Wy various other me ans
csrtbs, ,,,cr ~ the rrvss Volume may peseen ~ sn
~Sher column OF this paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
81. sYLvEsTER,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
Nos. $50 BROADWAY. and n WALL sTKEEr.
Has M othe Offices In this CITY or else where iel

- Has ne other Ohees In this City or elsewhere Jelub
s.Sas
rAesssmie Royas ss Medicine de farA-PreParess par
'e eEHATiNE cnPsUIIs or PURE sALsAM CORA.
W. patented BY the Royal Acsdsml OF Medicine cf Paris
as s eo. ssfop he
TIE Copsyi ssisam OF ali the medicines employed In
sombsas The chronic and goaorhaa Affections The
sny specific action Of which as been doused
which physicians hav given the
fersnce butts and smell the
Til. Is reason Why many have mad.
order discover mode OF Disgusting iu TASTE that
oa' by ne soon es
active substance which nodohes Us properties and tsus
destroys is chemical constitution and Its physical character
Therefore, having discovered mode Of administering |.
s's without asmii.s i 70 any si.srssss TSs neSe. eos
sss 10 enclosing In Die gelsne capsules IL sncoses that
oss sse and smell md ross into the digestive organ.
without any oher ml,grs Dan that s gs..e With Which
stomach ny this messs The Of me g.norbr. being
os, win rromp, ssd thus preventing
the possibility Of a relapse
most emlnen, physicians enclosed in each
ror sale by 1.-The most respectable aPosheesres 10 the city
ofssgs and ..ggIies vsA The .s.vscsp
salesby cnARLEs wiLpENow I, No 81 Cherry A.
Sold ss Mes.rs Rosh,oa A.pinwsi 80 wismsrset 10
soaIisfe peiISe, aPsri Row. and SCI Broadway.
DE- 9. " coprnseq. 80 Chatham ..
5 Ps sisG si iss IS ssssw;
Dr. J. Hart, Broadway corser Chambersa
Msrschsi c. slocpmD 9oS Broadway. corner Duassa.
Tbomas Grrea, Broadway. corse- walker st.
Mr. Dckie, Broadway, corner Leonard 81
ms. 8 sand. ss TsoS' corner w.
Y.A T. Codaing toe, Hudson, corner Spring "
Adansor Oieive, eowery, near Chatham Sqaare
George d. Cofgeshsi Pearl eorner II Rosest
Gns,svus Paulus 100 William st. between ANA ssd Beck
streets
D. syme, Bowery, corner OF wslhssnd BOvery, serser
Bond ~.
Mr. nibhsrt, IA Bowefy.
NJ Gpio~ Bewery, corner Of Grand ~ ssa corner 81
Henry and Pike sts
Charles whne, eos Pearl ST.
WIN. Van Emb+rgh, 5i4 Pearl ST..
M Fortsnbach corner Read and Hudson sta
DR. A. Merlin. 30 Chsthsm st
M Colby. corner Pearl and Frankfort SITS
Allen A. lns ersol. $40 Grand st.
James Weir, 2fs5 Grand st.
I RorriIl corner Cstnsrire and Madison &C.
n, {, n Leeds. corner Cherry sus Roosevelt cts.
Dr Kennedy, sic Grrenwichst.
Emssees Drug store n Broadway Of Market st.
Also sold In Phasephs, bos,os 1hss,e ~ &c ~ az
pointed agents. Chhn1Ho "ihSSSV"'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

mas, Clly SaIosn, sppcsih ~ FsHFA - ,--....
truly astonishing female figure anything II the Kind
ever large as life, hcaves and meves the chest
the Of respiration, and mpresses the beheder
with the idea of ts actual existence with exqs ssd
rate taste variety OF airs and on
the sccordon After which win exchange the accordion for
guitar held gracefully At ease, and play accompsni.
with Mr. Coleman The joint upor these
berg they entirely dssim lar with The
performer human and the other have astenhed
delighted the ncreduous canary, wnrbliag
exquisite son notes dog gaabeng with the figure,
be credence for
their truly remarkable and astonishing performances
Amongst the beautiful moving dioraas OF Hasingtons the
vivid OF the Great ship
dasbng round the steamer Sirius whilst ying snehor
received each night OF ITS performance u crowded audi
with acelamaOns OF continued applause. Tne~
popular and errsng Evening Exhibitions reopen Ihe
Evening and viii contsue dor the The crpwaen
and delighted audiences who visited these Dt-rams o w
witn the cors and cost The propretss neVe
render them sill brilliant han formerly, p.vh
consuance of their usual Private BOXES az,
all times be secured the saloon Tickets Tor ~,
eachparuuctte Is cents Children, accompanied WIZ ~
k..,,sn...., - WV ~ - myl-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

Frxscu sy,p ALExANDRE.-This ship We ~naer
..,S rill sa for France in few days. in charge Of
one Of The Leutenants Of the L'Hrcwis"--We esrs.
that Cons Casey ha, addressed polite note . Capt
!; .ber OF the ships ofwar, or 10 the Alexandra
80 learn that apt NJ. has accepted Of this offer
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
IFlom me N. orleans PIcayune of April q |

(F,om the NJ Orleans Picayune Of April p
nISEASE-Att the earnest request OF Mr L. H. =,
following note
BI~ssrs Editors Concerning il duty which my
fel@w men, well Mr. L*S agent for Hunters Red
Drop yonr city, bsg that you will allow me 10 state that
having been and dangerously afflicted with
tain diseasr-and after haviRg tried various prescriptions In
have been fully and perfectly cured
would sincerely recommend all who may be suffering in
similar manner. Respectfully, &c
je20 lms T. H. -.
SUPERIOR WATCHES-The subscriber, manu-
- the celebrated y j. Tobias Co. Liverpool,
Patent Lever Watches, has hand extensive Assortment
WITH any acturrd for accurate
time Tie also great variety of Lepne Anchor Escape
nent Duplex Vertical gold Watches Of his mporta
rings Breaches Guard neck, Vest Chains, &c &c lib
jeae imis~ S. ). TOBIAS Pine street.
nOGS-DOGS-DWGg II. HANINGT0N has
II the honor the citizens OF the United states that
he now disposal ters OF noble
breed of Dogs, tn Bernard whose useful qualities
well known need much cemmeat Their sagacty
aithulness the valuable companions of which
need further aestaon than the charitable offices they
made perform Mount St. Bernard where they
kept by the moRks travellers from the eternal SHOWS
that this mountain and who would perish but
for the timely aid afforded by these dogs who Tor size and
calculated protect properly and guard from the assaults
of avess plonderers well watch the lives Of
their OF whom their existence 10 these
frie ndy companions Of the human race.
Ae for sale superb Newfoun dland whelp which
for size and beauty cannot be surpassed and who bred
from the celebrated dog Oscar Early application will insure
choice selection.
in Mr. Hanng collection found valuable
dogs including Italian Greyhounas Poodes and Lapdogs
W. g. 90 hand, several choice Meckng Birds In full song,
and animals OF various descriptions, forming altogether most
interesting exhibition.
Adniusnce IS Broadway. opposite the Lyceum
jel9-lni~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

a CAHD-IMPORTANT To The BEAU MONDE
IA rke Vanilla Compound, or Persian soap, continues 70
enjoy lis high re alton only cosmetic that will remove
eTupons Of reckes II gives great relief 10 the
face and hands where the skin liable to chap from
deraum The smooth, transparent appearance gives 70 he
complexion for IL great popularity among ne
ladies' AS soap shaving cannot be passed. producing
in few fine rich lathcr The patronage 4 re,
ceves from the nobility and gentry OF France and Eng
has made extensively USED in Europe
may be had H. c. Hart corner OF Broadway and Conrt
andt ST. j. III Hart corner of Chamber and Broadwayi
VIM. b. Hohran, 6s7 Broadway; and d. Guion, III Bow.
cry Of Grand Of Henry and Pike SIS ard al
Grand ST. A. B. d. Sands, 100 Fulton of William st.
Price 50 cents. -I-TEe assn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
nUNTEr,s Red DROP-vor the .,

ruUNTEN'S ONVF-FOr The Nf
III VI disease. TIE subscriber has great coahdepce
,ecem valuable medicine q All persons act.
"a with the he does offer this rs qnsck
rosrun with the hope OF deccivng ln~gest eommupiy
bs ON he fees actusea with u
benefit a those may be sbvrng under the above de~
snr II Is an interesting fact that sning
the great this medicine hc number of
ina Cor the la four that In
anre has IA failed. Prpmpnes certainly and safety is
knewn character throughout the Unor Remember only
place, Division ST. Price elper bottle. - -
ie2o-ims On W. LkNiSuN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
sNFsPIsE NONE I'D EsPAIH or NONE

sNFsPIsE NONb % EsrAln Oh NONE
Beaver st AIbspy7 Hanover 81. Bosien-snd 2H Camp
New orsanse emily places In America where the genuine
medicine lie oh aimed. 90. -
This medicine gives prosigal chance 70 rspent Thou
have and rsocaly cud sner on
der hands OF importers by this medicine, and who Wit
es bearts ressy stest 70 Tvs value and nave sow
I'd themselves be referred " proves fh 70 ss hs Only
safe sure v--l Nv the known woTIa kvery
hots will the written anne, w. Levhea Of whon car
tstheds
f.,ss si per phtl jes In"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

u BILLS OF ~ chsnge all parts OF Great Britain and
Irsls nd In sums and upwards for SALE Drafts
on ali parts the u. y. collected on The best terms
3 y. SYLvESTERS,
Ieis $50 Broadway, and ~ Wall
ar ALL Michigan Chartered Country, and Detroit City
Funds, purchasedd >. sfLvGsTERS,
jels Roadway, and q Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

w IMPORTATION wANrED-Of WILLIAM .. JEN.
KINs youth 10 years nj age who In this city TIVE
years and half ago Any nfor nation respesiing the
would be thankfully received by his anxious mother bv ad
post o6sce. myxs TuASakwimr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21


~ To the subscribers stock Of and splendid Hats
public attention Is respectfully invited.
The subscrber expectations than ordinary notice
from that which they appeal would they er' be u
tile In the extreme, did their prctensGns not comprise some
thing tangible than parade OF deceptive asserto.s
usually issued under the denomination OF puts To such
course they directly opposed.
Under process altogether Of novel character they had
manufactured article al price only, 1S5e system
to which Is their fixed and decided determination TO ad
here.
grand desdestum OF the tines that Of moderston
price, with richness of and durability equal 70 hA
OF expressive their whole and undivided attention
will be seduloHsly directed.
With undertaking disposition to avoid indulgence In
OF second prices In other language, system
overcharge uHavvdaby introduced by all who risA creds
certain pecanary dsap
pointmenis Their terms will be cash, and cash only.
~ Arrangement with French and English
standing their line, supply the susscri
bers establishment with the latest fashions at the earliest
sibe dates
They solicit single trial test The pret nsons held
forth. J. WRIGHT 4 co.
my3i.1ms 1<6 Chatham seet. New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
~ NEW OFFICE: o. :,

4, n, m ANnRCTHps PRINCIPAL OFFICE Lsr The sale
81. hrs,ea ana FAR famed VEGETABLE I'M.
ciilsr The high puation OF this srceess me
49, 49, an generally from the testimony 81 many
hcms. a ,udvduas have experienced Us ssuAy ~
S-ss ths, ID Ia revert 70 IN TINS nouce On,
sSS ~. The particular OF oil who visa 70 obtain me
sGENriNE bRANDRETH PILLS. not 70 purchase OF
any nes'oe 80 :. 4 ipANDVETH. n. ID. n3l-u
- !. aooD HOUSEWIFE should be without
- ~ n REnJAMIN BRANDRETHS VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS. They have been proved oy oass.d
IN assistant OF nature ever dscovcreo
ana may be tsken all times under any ~
.~,cv .,r sruon 10 the directions which accompany
"a Sor To ~ had genuine of all the agents sdvsrnsse ~
q Rrsn,reth and Ae wise his own once f4l brosdw
Beware OF eoun,erfeits Al ageuts who sen Nc &C.
uinr medicine certificate sealed sro sknsu 80,
eress, NJ. Ts'ensS''' -. mSin
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21
THE VICTORIA HAIRCUrTING ROOMS

III cor Fulton and Broadway, west sds.-CLlkEHUGH
has lust op~ued above W with his ether
ss,snshuen where Indies and gentlemen will always find
him home prepared eut and their hair in the
most prevailing style ~ fashior.
' CLIREHUGHs SYSTEM
ofcusng eepemen's hair entirely original has been sdop
al nv tb artists In Lendon Paris and well
calculated 10 a. play uxursnce and beauty ef e head
on hair The gp and execution have b denomnted
scientific art whether FIR the pspt the bar the senate
it, and eleg eusn adds gwy and
grace "a he whole Ia tefs humane The phlo
sephy nj the h,rdreer's Is the hair, that
~hle the fnes be improved by "his est
mated Of gr tho pans counle We made
10 appcar peti,ely handsome. This gin Clrehugh has
tanned degree and acknowledged by thousands
whe chan under Of his touch
Entrance 10 tie rooms FIRST door from Broadway.
ieafmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-21

t " POISON-TkM HrNCIr ms UeFh usfu TOT
ID years this city, and has received universal APP
probation II not whether the bugs niest the walls
beasead floors furniture, this article viii ehectnay
certainly destroy dsperse them for the season u
pared easily applied cheap and oesirsblr.
II only st Cherry, OF Roosevelt sta and al No
MS Row~,v iezO-lM*
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-07

Influence of Education upon AgricultH.
raj Improuements.--Among the prominent
causes Of the superiority of British hus-
bandry enumerated in Brewster's Encyclo
p@dia, is the suitable education which the
principal farmers received in modern times.
The rule will hold good every where, that
improvement in agriculture will be in pro-
portion to the attention bestowed upon
the education Of agricul.urist. "A man OF
uncullivated mind may hold plough or
drive harrow" our author remarks, sin
sufficient manner but he will seldom in.
,roduce an improvement, or be the means
of effecting any change in the system OF
rural economy. In former times 1t was
objected, that farmers were an obstinate
and bigoted class of men las is now too
the case with us] averse to every kind OF
innovation upon established practices. even
after their deficiency and inutility had been
ascertained in the most decisive manner.
Whatever truth there might formerly be in
the objection, its force is now completely
removed; there being no set Of men what
ever more open TO conviction, or more will
ling TO adopt new practices, than British
farmers oftho present day. This change
Of disposition has been accomplished by Q
general circulation Of agricultural knowl
edge, since the establishment Of the nation
al boa of agriculture /; by numerous pc
riodical publications upon rural economy
and by that increase of wealth which
flowed from the exertions of the farmer
and which naturally stimulated a search af
ter new improvements"
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-07

releases of lands, attending to the con-
struclon of the rroad, and in attending
the several meetings of the board, held in
the months of May, August, October, and
from the latter part of November to this
time.
A record Of The proceedings Of these
meetings has been kept, as required by law.
And Notwithstanding the expense of these
surveys may have somewhat exceeded the
estimates and appropriations of the legisla-
,ure, where appropriations have been made
for that object, yet much valuable informa-
lion has been obtained in relation to the
country and its capacities, not only for the
purposes of internal Improvement, but also
on the subject of its agricultural, hydraui,
and geological properties in many points
not visited, probably BY the State Geolo
gist.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JUSTUS BURDICK,
DAVID G. McKINSTRY,
JAMES b. HUNT,
l.. s. HUMPHREY,
G. ID. WILLIAMS,
HART L. STEWART,
JNO. M. BARBOUR.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-07
$367,973 %

This road, It is believed, is built in the
most substantial and durable manner, and
the commissioners beg leave TO refer the
legislature TO the accompanying reports of
John M. Berrien, PRINCIPAL engineer,
marked B. and c., for a more particular
description Of the construction, as also
for q minute detail Of the surveys on the Gu
tire route.
Most extravagant claims against the state
for passing through lands OH the line have
been presented for payment. The com.
.missioners have been DESTROYS to adjust these
demands. and have bestowed much time and
attention upon some Of them, but have fail
ed to effect the object, without, as they con-
ccived, submitting to great injustice being
done to the people of this state. Under
the present law, the prospect of obtaining
the right Of way on fair terms is not fatter-
ing.
A depot has been established at the Cam
pus Martius in the city Of Detroit, on lands
belonging to the city water station and
sideling at the village of Dearborn, onlands
belonging to Joshua Howard, Esq, aud
another at the village of Wayne, on lands
of Rufus Brown, Jr., and others. All the
ground necessary for the uses of the state
for the purposes Of the railroad at those
points, has been gratutously leased so long
s they may be required for the purposes
aforesaid.
The depot and turn.i found at Ypsilanti
have been located on lands of Mark Norris,
and, in addition to the free use of the pre-.
misses required by the state, Mr.. Norris has
leased to the state, free of rent, all the ground
necessary for the erection Of a work shop,
together with the privilege of drawing l44
inches Of water from his floom or race way
during nine months Of each year, and 70
inches the remaining three months provd.
ed the state or its assigns should desire here.
nfcr to erect works of this description al
that point.
The road has been fitted up and prepar.
ed for contract from Ypsilanti to Ann Ar.
Dor, distance Of about eight miles. Bids
have been solicited for furnishing mater,
ale and for the entire construction Of the
work and should proposals be received
which shall be judged for the interests o.
We state to accept, that portion OF the route
win - hder contract the present month
: The estimated expense Of this section j,
!: S---, being an average of Go PEI
mile. eaa.'h ~
Two cars, calculated to accommodate
-twsntydour passengers each, bought o
Messrs. Eaton and Gilbert of Troy, N. Y.
f0S the use Of this road, were taken, aftc
tneir orrival in Detroit, by writ Of reple
vtn IN favor Of the agent Of the River Raj
sin~nd Lake Erie Railroad Company, ant
one OF them removed to Monroe, where
IS now in use. 1t is understood that In,
claim Is made under protence of a purchas,
made prior 70 the sale to this state but tn,
commissioners have been informed by tn
persoas Of whom the cars were Dough, this
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-07
SG23,S44 40
$4l5,6l5 IS

Leaving unexpended balance Of $2os,
225 "a.
The accounts with the acting commits
sioners are settled to the first day of Janua-
ry; but they have the accountable receipts
Of agents and superintendents for consid-
cradle amount placed in their hands for
disbursement, which were not considered by
the auditor such vouchers as the rules OF
the board required.
During the past season the surveys have
extended over two thousand miles, and the
levels taken for almost the same distance
this has required the employment OF many
engineers and surveyors. and assistants IN
performing the service the purchase and
transportation Of large quantities OF provls-
ions and other articles necessary for the
work, most of which were obtained IN thus
CITY at high prices, and sent into the country
and on the northern surveys carried along
the line on pack horses.
A majority Of the commissioners were
almost constantly employed, either in pro.
curing those articles, being on the line with
the engineers, obtaining in some cases
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-07

The Erie pa Observer Of the 9th inst.
states that there had not been up to that
date, sign of ice in Lake Erie, and very
little in the harbor. There was not the
least impeachment to the navigation of the
Lake, and the ground was entirely fee
from frost. Such mild weather in that lat
itude is remarkable indeed.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-07

A number Of persons have lef Boston TO
Join the Patriot army 10 Canada. according
TO the Boston Herald. astt
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-07
LEGISLATIVE DOCUMENT.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMMITS
SIONERS OFINTERNAL IMPROVE

SlONEhS Or I'M EhNAL LInA NJ -
MENT.
At the time the purchase Of the Detroit
and ST.. Joseph railroad company was per-
iecsed, The road was established as far west
as tho mouth of Honey Creek, two miles
west of. Ann Arbor, and was being con-
structed from Detroit 10 Ypsllantl. The
company had expended thereon, $il6,902
67... 80. 49,
. The road was then in part graded for
thirteen miles, cleared one hundred feet
wide, and grubbed TO Ypsilan,i. A small
portion oil, the bridging had been done, sills
provided for about ten miles, mos: oil
which were on the line, rails for about two
miles, iron sufficient to lay down forty miles
had been purchased, and portion Of the
spikes were in readiness. One locomotive
engine and some car wheels had been en-
gagged, and were then on their way from
New York.
The contracts, engagements and liabil-
ties. Of the company were assumed on the
part of the state, and il was found mpracti.
cable to change the method Of prosecuting
the construction of the work from that which
had been pursued by the company
The pile bridge west of the. Rouge river
the grading then unfinished, the procur'
ing Of ties and some portions Of The tim.
Der and rails have boon let in Jobs: the bal
ance Of the work has been performed BY
day labor.
The sis, cross ties and rails, are dowr
and prepared for the iron; tweniy.on
miles Of the iron is laid and it is expected TIN
balance will be completed by the 25th in
slant. The bridges, sidelings and waite
stations will doubtless be finished by tina
time, and il is confidently believed the frs
thirty miles will be ready for the trains
blythe first day of February. The tim
Der cut one hundred feet in width, and
further cutting of all the trees on eithe
side, which, by falling would interceE
the travel, will probably be deemed expe
dent.
The entire expenditure on the route, u
to the soth day Of December last. inclusiv
ia as fellows viz
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-02-07
RAILROAD LOCATIONS, &c.


Reported for the Detroit Daily Free Press.
SKETCH OF THE DEBATE, in the
Senate, on Friday, Jan. 90. in relation TO
the appointment Of a committee TO act
Jointly Nth the 20 nmittee ofthe House, 10
Investigating the matter Of Railroad Lo.
rofione -.