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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
Juri dc Police d'Ouest Baton Rouge.

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A tne sssetulep tehttiitfe du j fti ia puliee te
Ia p,,tfdsie bapst iatpn- Huuge 1ftat de ID bBti=
siae tottiti,eitee II trnii ID hfaisbn lie tBtit he
rpits part,isses Lnhht IL tttitf A! ns 1850, les
tnrn1btes s'ivai's ont 'spb,'lu l'appel a.
| jean T,te. tJsisauve, Wi,t Jones Lylat
I va,ncnt ttebe,t tohi g. bobiai
Ciias. bonis Petit, Paul iiabin. -
| Louis baillon, Eharlesssnitl q
t,,sp,,,, II. Landry, sNtnatpi,s &. 1,eplana.
.p James w t'ii,es !
1e President aluss i,ulnit,e Messfs. Wth. n
LYLE. Ivlh l.. Lolalell q, v. teherts din terite
lotif examiner lee 'tappBtts es elections des tiou
vea,,s nipt,ibtesaat lie eoune iait le rapport sii
| taft
tie tctnite charge dlevaininaf Les titres ,es
,nembrss ncuvellenent elhs farpotte ane nlf J..
Bic bai,ai,te est dntsnt eilt tlafis le dne Ward
tatus laiitea dans 10, gn1e. Joseph 7. Landry
dams. e stne Chailes Smith iaiis lie lone ,set
Niasipife 6 Lel,laiie daiis le sine 'Vasie
+ Wm Iahytt, -
! ,.s, S,,s3st ! ,'al,s,,,. ,sssts,' e''a'' ?"
| te 1ur alJfs pretee, par stf,tiin. l'eleeifsn
dun President d turi de Police ,,opt rannee pfut
eliahe bt Jean lie Lai,anvp atant feeifti,e aias
Eiciiiesies vois dome ese declare donient elu, et
aysnt 6te essefteh6 n prs sa place tttnrie lei
VIM ] LYLE ilruna Mt fnes tf6lsbtt, uteE
iief attnp u Iuri, tt,',,ttin tanitla pou IA trehe
ti,niiayani sts otIette Il ete e-elN Il l,naala
mite
tp TtGsaffbt tps Funls reydfas, sotiii,is Al
IN, de 'cliee la tarrott sui sat detnortfahi le,at
Ne ees tbnds, So
IN fssidtU n aut mtyibips IN Jpsi de ldfi1 1e III
i'attisseH Upta Bfitn: Rouge.
Messtrpas @J'ai lhunaehr 10 scliihetfe
ebtip consideration hi rapport Ties ,lets des on,ls
lds,tes rat julien pDyt|tas lo',f deter les etiiies
lillps ialigen,es ls cetie pat9issa.
Depths IL rfpn'ier itnii de Iuh 1919, irsauau
rteinisf Inliaa JUN 1850 IL tonta,' piete ave-
interet sest eleve R5a si2 ,lsnt $lo liib ont die
pretees " potir cent et Sla.ii2, ~, njus cent
9p NNs'ss s,pts u. pint iii talleau detaiils tlps
t,ivetses persthnes uui loivai,ta A rec funds
La ,,iunant Ties ihietets arc,nNl6s pen,lant
fanndn eat he ,leNs t,iie, auateztn',l tifauante
sis piasfes 81 5U.n11 fSsi1 20, don't il iatt De
tiN,p leg ,auniaBls suivants: .....
payd Al v Durable. aptetIat ae Ia ratosse
pour In feiuseription tie onse ar'es dhypo.
iksu,,es, %39 80. &.
A saniael ei,oliei1t ltetortier
,la Ia .Fafaisse diFst Baton
Rouge, pour transcription
dune hytethetr,e, ~ sb,
A + Il. A lain. pour ptatet tlu
hillnt de Francois tela' @5 81, n
fnut ma Conthisseii e6fi'nie
1ftsetief'e fleo 30, sloi 80
taissan, Ia scmn,e de ta5st 70 , -
,pyi I III III iaau Legs rsyalAs r,af Ia sp3'yessia,,
p E,aneois lia,lal. leceasj slYbV. Ia terre hypn-
theuuee petf sassufet IL, placement de rttte
stiiif,ie eia vtntus 81 ldls alifhn atheltur he
salaht seul SD claraef lie Ia tespunsabilitt lie
relte ,letfe si efu quill e.at lie ten deyeit de
fare ttplpstef IL billet, II rAvatHt lie Faft'isse
stta rhaige de Ia collection tlu principal e des in
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
sa,rge safes ANA sn,all Profits.
CHARLES A, LIONS
ZONE rRtUE
f,LOTHIVg t,sTABa.tyIll4j INT.

VIVA "ANd AsS lh0efsSsWMNAs
vIr1tEHE may be tiulid as tis,,al, atlie dj+uif.
w largest aat niesi beautiful asspttmant pJU1U
nt SPRING aiid SUMMER ChOIHfNg VI ~
IN fiutaa RptsGe.
The following IL only partial list Of articles
sllgssssseE Dress G0ats. ITEbClas.
= sats. Yettt sss etc..
lfeiieh Meiino ff bfapdFe tSochs, htessTbsts.
Eaes i'ekass and Laii,aFliWs
THalizh Mp,i,,s anil pafa,netta Ffteks. NJ
Black ant toetpd alpnrs suts, pdlkas,
Lais,astnes am, Short Ffpeks
All iihen. checked anil striped ltolfss-
Black and 'ihuia eol6ipd Jasht,,eteite rolkas
Fancy t4}lospd Ksss,,th Clyth .aili Tweed DOT
Liaht uuaity blatk, ,tietlI shele,oa saes,
.an,l batnsiiites.
PAM loars.
French isfel ,,iefiue s,,l ,,,spie 1ufp antalouns
10 qpeSi,to pf itap dE'e pRntaltv,'s,
Real India NankeeR tls
fnNth linen dtili. white aliieuh,,ed Je
HvewnaS eloN ani MlliteaiHe,, W
French aaasAh.afica'i eai'enats, ae
Vests,
EupeF Blaak and peorui silk and satin vests.
do Plain a,,d fgnrs1 bnfethea do
,la lsaht siit satih tnshtnefe ar
III White aud cudfed Matseles doe
II, Fancy ealeted aiM entbnideted
Linen. n TN
4 All Of The latest styles--Rulling collars ard
sdoltile breasted
SHIRTS, AIosiecs, Cravttt~. etcs.
" spefAne, all linen. shttsz-lalast Styles. -
do aru medium quality nnsii.shfis,
latest Styles
Gansa silE. 9tse h,erinr. Eai'3n cett' and
4 ttau1e flhtiiiel uiidttshifis
Drown, White ahl rink colloits satitletshi,'s
and drawers g.
Lisle Threau uhdeishirts and drawers
hrauifir e6etls
ned the end White Flannel and Mefinp .
shifth and drawers.
Very rich st3 hs tahttI Itayatsi French
'and Italian black silk fravais.
n. silk anl liheh ltnheitbes. lsla Ilifpatl; \
Linen and silk tflotts,
Iise Thread. tolton aid tnefihp halfahose.
silk and uiaatan umhfellas, esr,e bags, etc.
Ass0s
:. A lsqap sssNfan,pnl of vatiey attitlhs, t,afie
Hays. Fish rods, Lines. Hooks anil ethat aiaitles
sUiabn NJ the sl'is " Tile seasoh Iof all orshieh
the Lowest rtiHes will ba asked and na dt,'iatta
ihne u, W a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
", HEBERT'S.
Clothing Establishment, ON I.afay.

@ette street.
eNorlCE is herehy given, that the following
articles are TO be had as the prices annexed to
each - - - 4
Spring Tweed Goats, sS 10 90
Linen do. sous ~
Bid ana cold alpaca saes, s5aaS eG q
French Mcrmc = 1a
Fpncks y fOa16 90
= English q S 0aaS 90
Ncrino, Dran d'ote Linen Drilling and cottoaade
Pants at anparallelea low prices. /.
SHIRTS. Sc.
A fine assortment OF Shirts, Drawers, Under
shirts, socks, ervvats pocket nd kis end smfnnd-
crs. Only call and see. june s, ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29
SampSaR'S Snake Rect.
Bacon, Lard. FIours Ac..

A FRESH supply iasi received and for sale b
n june Sly, GEO. NJ. HERoMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29

1aaada des aftte4us ds tswis ifgf,ss par tullHr
pospRAs. asffttt asa is,.,,ss ,f3ds ataisa,nas NJ
@sfa Iti,eisse q UtaH Hilton. tenaa 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-06-29

tage ct nivellenfent, : $67 90
Z" de W. y. Chamberlin, grcfFier R
de la Ceur pour liyres, :. 80 90
Sc montanta, 1yo 90
DEF. J. Blanchard, pour#frais
de Ge6Ie, - f37 Is
g de F. r. Allan, sc montant 4 4 so
q de Judeon Doiron. Constable, 81 s.
~ q Z. Hcbert, Grefier, pour
services, f3f 90
Rssolp, Que dorenavant tons Colporteurs, ct
petits nrerciers, vendant dams les lfites de cette
paroisses soft pied, chesal, en- charrette. en-
vditure quelconque, paieront les taxes suivantes,
savoir:
A pied, - So
A Chcga so
En- Charrette, Voifufe &c, = 10
RsSosa, One la 2rnc' Scction DIR 7nr Chapitrc
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

amy slender branches" said she. ''lsr not
his burden overcome you. Break not be-
meath this heavy sfiliciion--bresk Dot! bat
bend. till you can sp,iug back to yonr places.
Let not iwig Of you be lost! Hope must
prop you up for while. and The Angel will
reward your patience. You-@il wave in a
softer air. Grace shall be again in your mo-
ton. and renewed beauty hang around
YOU"
The scowling face Of Winter began to lose
its features. The raging storm grew faint,
aud breathed its last. The restless clouds
lretted themselves TO fragments; these scat
tered on the sky, aud were brushed away. -
The SUP threw down a bundle of golden ar
rows, that fell upon the Tree. The ice cakes
giuered as they came. Every one was shat
tered by shaft, and unlocked upon the limb
They melted and were gone,
Spring had come 10 reign. Her blessed.
ministers were abroad on the earth. They
hovered in the air They blended their he.
auiful tints, and cast a new-crealed glory on
the face Of the blue he avens.
The tree was rewarded for her trust. The
Angel was true 10 the object Of his love. He
returned-be bestowed on her anoihcr robe.
II was bright. glossy and unsuliied The
dust Of summer had never liz upon il; the
scorching heat had not faded il; the moth
had not profaned it. The Tree stood again
in loneliness; she was dressed in more than
her former beauty. She wasvery fair. JOY
smiled aiond her on every side The birds
flew back 10 her bosom, and sung among her
branches their hymns TO the ANGEL or THE
LEAyFs.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

We clip the following beautiful lines from The
selections in Willis Home Journal, where they
appear without credit. The speakers are a dy
ing cir. and her lover The ardent passion man
ifested by the youth suggests to the girl severa
images under which she supposes that he vii
delight to personify her after her death. The
stanzas are in the form of a dialogue--the gir
suggesting the particular images in succession
the lover responding;
"Even as howerl"
"No fairest; be not to me a flower.
The uncertain sun calls forth its odorous BREATH
The sweetest perfume gives the speediest deaf r
The sport and victim of a summer hou
Fairest, be not hower!"
Gwen as a slar2"
"No, brightest; be not 10 me as a star
'Tis one of millions, and the hurrying cloud
OFT wraps the gItt'ring splendor in its shroud;
Morn pales its lustre, and it shines afar
Brightest, be not starr
Gwen as dove2"
"No, purest; be not 10 me as dove.
The spoiler Oft breaks in upon its rest,
Robbing the downy joys of its softnest,
And plunging silence thro' its native grove.
Purest, be not dove"
"Even as a rock7"
"No, my most iaithful be not as rock
1t mocks the embracing wave; or stands alone
In loveless gloom in dreary wastes unknown,
Senseless alike TO fortunes smile or shock.
Changeless, be not rock'
Gwen as-myself7"
"My souls best idol be but as ihyselG
Brighter than star, fairer than flower,
Purer than dove, and, in thy spirits power,
Steadier than rock
Yes, be thyself, thyself-only lhyselfl"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
ice Houses.

AS the time is at hand when ice Is formed
by nature. for the benei, oC man, no farmer
or any other person who can. should neglect
10 lay mp store for the summer use. IL is
so useful and economical, owing to its pre-
serving qualities. that no one who has butter
or meat to preserve, or water 10 cool should
be without il. The cost Of constructing an
ice house, is small. ard any person can do IL.
II possible, the ce-house should be near or
in the cellar.
A hole Of the capacity deised, is first ex-
cavsted in the CELLAR fiom to !(eer deep.
! and the bottom covered with stones Of small
size after the manner Of payiHg streets. Over
this, when completed. and theIintrsticcs filed
with fine sand, is superinduced a stratum OF
| boughs, either Of hemiock, spruce. pine or
tur, as NAV be most convenient. The sides
are then 10 be lined with the same. as is also
the top which is formed by cross work, with
an opening two or three feet square in the
side or entrance to subserve the purpose Of
door. Inio this depot The ice should be in
troduced in square cakes Of uniform size, 10
| order that they may occupy less room.
The whole process Of constructing and fl
ling it, will be seen. is very simple, aud the
expense, very light. hole dug sin the
ground and covered with fiat roof of board,
over which is laid tsred cotton cloth. cover
| ed with some inches Of sand, makes good
ice bouse.-( Lit. American
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
LSDALE, FEBRUARY 10. 1850.

cloud Of glory rested, while groans and
shrieks and cries rent the air. Nazareth,
Jordan and Mount Tabor, what spots for
battle fields!
Roll back twenty centuries and again
view that hill The day is bright and
beautiful as then, and the same rich orien-
, tai landscape is SMILING in the same sun
There is Nazareth with It's busy population
the same Nazareth from which Kelber
marched his army: and there is Jordon roll
ling its bright waters along-the same Jor-
dan along whose banks charged the gilt
tering squadrons of Murat's cavalry: and
there is Mount Tabor-,he same on which
Bonaparte stood with his cannon; and the
same beautiful. plains where rolled the
smoke of mortal combat. But how differ
ent is the scene that is passing there
The Son of God stand on that height and
casts his eye over the quiet valley through
which Jordan winds It's silver current
Three friends are beside him; they have
wa ked together up the tolsome way, and
now the four stand, mere specks on the
west shines the blue Mediterrnnean---al a.
round is the great plain Of Esdraelon and
Galilee-eas'ward the lake Of Tiberias
dots The landscape, while Mount Carmel
lifts its naked summit in the distant. But
the glorious landscape at their feet is for
gotten in a subimer scene that is passing
before them. The son of Mary-ihe car
penter OF Nazareth-,he wanderer with
whom they have eaten and drank, and
travelled on foot many weary league, in
all the intimacy OF companions and friends,
begins to change before their eyes. Over
his solled and coarse garments is spread
ing strange light, steady Frightening in
to intenser beauty, till that form glows
with such splendor that it seems to waver
10 and fro and dissolve in the still radiance
The three astonished friends gaze on it
in speechless admiration, then turn 10 that
familiar face. But 10, greater change
has passed over it, The man has put on
the God, and that sad and solemn counte-
nance which has been so often seen stoop.
ing over the couch of lhe dying aud enter
ing the door Of the hut Of poverty, ard pas
sing through the streets of Jerusalem, and
passing by the weary wayside-aye, be-
dewed with the tears Of pty-now burns
like the sun in his midday splendor.-
Meekness has given way 10 maiesiy-sad.
ness to dazzling glory-ihe look of pity 10
the grandeur of God
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
.Hnffg0ae SHIe.
L. II. c. Wilson, Atty.
January lO.h. le5O.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Wednesday the
! LIST day of May, in the year eighteen hui dred
aud fifty o'clock T. NJ of that day, at the Court
House IN the Village of Hillsdale IN the County OF
Hillsdale and State of Michigan there will be sold
pubic auction, all and singular the land and prem
ises lying and being in the Township OF Litchheld,
County Of Hillsdae and State of Michigan, known
end described follows, TO WIT Beginning on the
north west side of The Homer road being two rods
north west of the cornerof Swartout land, thence
running south forty-fve degrees west and parallel
With said Southworh eight chains and eightynine
links. thence north aud parallel with the Homer
road three chains and sixty one one hundredlhs
t6l-l00) 10 land owned by lie udey Smith, thence
north orty-four aud haeu 10 the said Homer road
thence south fortyfve and half degrees east three&
sixtytwe one hundredth (62l00) chains To the place
of5egnning containing three and aquarter acres Of
land be the more or less, being on section nuu.
Der ten, town five south Of range -four west.
Said sale WILDE made by virtue aud in pursuance of
power of sale conlaihedin an iCdenture ofmortgag~
said premises dated the sixth day Of April A. ID.
eighteen hundred aud forty nine executed by Obediah
Allen and Lucy his wife, l.. A. Afford and recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds Tor said County
of llsdale the thirty first day Of July A. D. eigh
teen hundred aud forty nine IN Liber G. ot mortgages
pages 1914. l95. and 1876, said mortgage assigned
by l.. Afford to Clark q ROwson on the twenty'tflh
day of December A. d. eighteen hundred and forty
nine which assignment recorded in the Office Of
the Register of Deeds for said County the twenty
sixth day of December A. ID. eighteen hundred and
forty nine in Liber q of mortgages page 465. The
amount now claimed to be due on sand mortgage for
principal and interest is fifty dollars and thirty
cents, (S57.3O) Default having been made in the pay
mept Of said sum of money according the condition of
said mortgage, aud no suit proceeding having been
instituted at law or in chancery for the payment Of any
part thereof, the sale will be made according the
law existing in such case, in the year eighteen hun
dred and forty nine the date Of said mortgage.
CLARK n RoWLsON.
B. c, WILsoS, ATTY. Assigueess.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
BUraALo. Feb. s

BUraALo, too. ..
Our city has again been visited by
quite disastrous confisgra,ion. About {
O'Clock this morning FIRE was discover
ed The upper part Of the store 2Ie Main
street, next adjoining Coleman's drug
store.
Foor three story BRICK stores were con-
sumed, owned by q. w. Colt, and the
heirs Of the late Judge Townsend. The
buildings were insured for $4,000 which
will nearly cover the loss.
No 30, corner Of MAN and Swan
streets. occupied by John II. Coleman
have the assgnees of s. l.. Reynolds
drug store, insured for Sll,30O.
In the second stories, the Offices Of Drs
Wallace and Wilcox, whose loss was no,
large.
No. 40 was occupied by Mr.. Conpson
as dry goods store, total loss amounting
to about SIS, 900, insured about 10000.
The second and third stories were oc-
cupied by Evans Daguerrean gallery; in
sured for 81 900, which will not cover the
loss.
No 226, Wighman & Breskwit's crock.
5'ooS"oiS StotC, ioSs CouSiucI dUic
by breakage-insured for $4,000.
In the second story was the law Office
of Geo. Colt, Jr. who lost his library and
fixtures. No insurance.
In the third story was Shsdreck's paint
shop-every thing burned.
No. 2l4 was K. J. Sherman's exten-
S We dry goods establishment. The stock
which amounted to gao, ,OO0 or as, 900 was
much injured by water and by removal
There was an insurance of $4,000.
Ills impossible TO make ali estimate Of
the entire loss. Nearly all the sufferers
are covered by insurance. The whole
amount Of insurance is about S95, 900 and
the loss in the vicinity Of probably $4,000
The weather YVES excessively cold, which
much retared the operations of the FIRE
department.
The usual amount Of alarm was not
sounded by the bells. Many of the ciii-
zens, including doubtless no small mum.
Der OF firemen, were not made aware Of
the fire until they came down to their busi-
ness. The firemen were compelled to
remain on duty nearly all The fore noon,
As from the great quantity combustible
matter from the dry goods stores the fire
continued 10 burn with grea, activity.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
DETRoIr. Fob. Sd P. N.

A destructive fire occurred in the village
Of kalamazoo yesterday afternoon, burning
FIVE stores and several other buildings and
destroying about $4,000 worth Of proper.
ty. Among the heaviest losers were
Acstin & Tomhnson, dry goods mer.
chants, $40, 0,000-insured.
A. G. Hooker, Leather dealer. Loss
50, 5000--insured $1,000.
Dennison e. Co., merchants, loss &C.
900, no insurance.
Printing establishment Of T. Mech,
Telegraph office was totally destroyed
Loss $1,000, no insurance.
II. Gray, shoe dealer. Loss 81 ,000-
no insurance.
Keen g. Co., computed loss 81 900; in
sured.
Ball 81 Gibbs, carpenters. Loss $500,
no insurance.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
Calamity az Peoria, Illinois.

From the Daily Champion of the 2eth, we
learn the particulars of the disastrous fire in
that place an the goth.
The fire was discovered about eight o.
clock on Saturday evening in Herron's drug
store, soon after which an explosion took
place, and the building fell to the ground,
burying VIM. Pickett, qrother of one of the
editors of the Champion and James Kirkpat-
rick ESQ.,, editor of the Peoria American,
Mr.. Decker, landlord of the New York
Temperance House, in the same building,
had barely time to escape with his family I;
and his son in law, saved his life, only by
leaping from window in the third story.
The records of the Grand Lodge Of the
State were all DESTROYED. The Messrs.
Pickett and Davis is about $4,000, $500 of
whichis covered by insurance. All their
books and files of papers were lost.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
JOHN MANROSS,
GPCORRECT L.4.ND.N.4RKS.4fn
VI. TERRY.

HOLDS himself in readiness to establish
a II new. accurate and permanent Land marks,
Bounds aud lines for roads, and TO those fur.
nshed by the Deputy United States Surveyor for
Ohio. Indiana, and Michigan" and as he is incum.
bered with bat one Office he is satisfied that by Civ.
ing his attention such corrections and TO his own
business he will serN the public welfare, and make
an honest aud comfortable living Having honestly
procured a copy Of he United States Field notes he
is able lend them occasionally, those surveyors
who have many offices to, attend TO that they have
70 set up nights 10 do nothing.
Hillsdale January 81, 1850.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

The Sheboygan Nieusbodo contains fine
poem by contributor entitled "Het Leven-
sschip." concluding with the following lines;
Daar heeft de refine ziert omhuldsel uitgo-
togen,
Daar heet het englen koor haaa wekom van
de reis,
Daar klemt geen zucht de bors,, geen TRAM
outloeit aan do oogen,
Daar heercht eene eeuw'ge rust, daar is hef
psradiis
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

GoLp Bullion From CALifoRSlA.-A
writer in the New York Journal of Com
merce that the gross amount of gold bullion.
imported from California from June lst to
December 3lst, was S7,52SOl3,32, the a
mount TO consignees, however. being only
S3,767, ,006,67. Mr.. Aspinwall estimating a
like amount as being brought by the home
ward bound passengers.
From July LIST to December 3lst, ls49, the
United States mint, at Philadelphia, have
coined for Messrs Rowland & Aspinwali, of
New York from California gold bullion, 1888,
S0l,ls3'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
Threc Thursdays i'm one Week.

Ascienlifc paper says: Let vessel sail east
around the world and arrive in port on Thurs
day. according to their reckoning. On the
following day le; the crew land; they will fnd
il Thursday on shore On the next day let
them board vessel which has just arrived
from a cruise round the world sailing in \
westerly direction. and they will again find it
Thursday 90 boaid that ship. u ia thus pms
sible to find three Thursdays 10 one week
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12
Iss Ch0siCer1.
STATE OF MIcHIGAN-In Chancery, Second Circuit
Nelson n. Wing. Complainant
Iohn Mnrrnv. Defendant.

JOhn murruy' DQe""""'
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and IN pur-
suahce OF decretal order made in the above cause
on the thirteenth day of July in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and forty one l, the subscriber
Master in Chancery will sell at public Arcton, at
the house OF Jesse Button, in the Village OF Jones
vile, in the County of Hillsdale, on "Wednesday the
thirteenth day of February next attwo o'clock in the
afternoon the following described premises, or so
much thereof may be sufficient to raise the amount
due the Complainant for the principal interest and
costs viz: All that certain piece or parcel OF land
situate living md being in the Town of Moscow, in
the County of Hlsdale aud State OF Michigan, de-
scribed as follows viz: The west half ofthe north
west quarter and the half othe south west GUAR
ter OF section number eleven, in Township number
five south of range number two west, containing one
hundred and sixty acres OF lard be the more or
less.-Dated at Jonesville. this lst January 1850.
JAS X. KINMAN,
Master in ChaNceTy
W. T HOWELL. Solicitor. n25
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-02-12

A MONSTER Eee.-Mr. NJ. ii. MITCHELL
grocery merchant, on Market street; laid ur-
on our table yesterday, one of the largest
hen-eggs we have ever seen, II weighed
upwards Of four ounces Lou Cour.
II must be matter Of great convenience
20 Mr. Mitchell, TO be able 10 lay his own
eggs, especially at this season, when theiI
scarcity is considered public calamity!
Nonpsreil.