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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-30


mails running via Knsston, Tennessee, 70 the rail-
road at Chattanooga.
5202 From Glasgow at every other day,
By Cedar Spring, scotsviIIe, Hsnnas, Tenn, Green
wood, Gsllatin, and Hendersonvlle, III
To Nashville by Same days, s5 miles
And back between . m and m same days.
5ao3 From Glasgow al 9 . m every other day,
BY Merry Oaks and Smiths Grove
To Bowling Green by . m, 81 miles
And back between m and m.
1904 From Glasgow 10 twice week, Tuesdays and
Fridsys
By Randolph, Edmonton and Mano~bone,
ToBurkesvle aIsoby Gloversvle, PAGES, and Marrow
bone, TO BuTkesvlle, by m, next day, 40 miles
And back between . m Mondays and Thursdsys, and
s 9s m NEXT days
Proposals TO run three times . week on this route At
greater speed, 70 be pec6cd mot less than four
an hour) in due conneron with the mails through
Tennessee, by Jamestown and Kingston, to the rail-
road at Chattanooga, are invited.
5a06 From GLASGOW a. g . N, once week, on Mondays
BY Rocky Hill, Peters Greek, Dry Fork, and Temp
kinsvIIe;
To Centre Point BY IL m NEXT day, Sc miles,
And back between m Tuesday and 9 p m We'd
nesdsy.
saos From glasgow at m tri-wesky, Monday. We'd
nerdsy, and Friday,
To Three Forks by 10 m, 10 miles
And back between m and p m same days.
Proposals for trips every other day are invited
Quere Whether necessary.
52o7 From Dripping Spring At m week. on Mon
day
BY Brownsville, Li,ch6ed, Jacksonville. Ha,dn.bms
| and Ssevenspor;
To Rome, Indiana, by m next day, II miles,
| And back between m "Wednesday md m mart
day.
Proposals 10 end this route Brownsville are invited
aso separate proposals. for the service between Hsr-
dinsburg and Rome
saos From scnttsvle At Q once week. on Saturdays
BY Allen Springs
| To Bowling Green by ~ m. ~ miles
| And back between. p m and m same day
5209 From Bowling Green At q m every other day
BY Wocdburn, Franklin. M,chellvIIe, (Te,) MuIcy's
Tyree Springs, Manrker's Creek snd Pleasant Hill
| To Nashville By 5 m days, s5 miles
| And back between and p m same DAYS
52l0 From Bowling Green a. m every other day;
BY South Union and AlHson 70 Rusaelvit, BY IL m
Thence q m by Dsysvis Elkton, and Fsirview
| To Hopkinsvile BY p m, 81 miles;
| And back % RssssliviIis bsswssn 81 m and IL N
| thence 70 Bowling Green BY 5ipn.
Proposals 70 include Busna viaa Spvnes viii h cop-
iJered also 10 carry additional every osher dsy
| mail, leaving Bowling 0fesn q 10 NJ md Hopains-
wills a II P N thacssh N - houn each wsy.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-30

sss. r ss mi H' i mssi = aas c.s
Rosds Cansvlls and Statewide;
70 Lbsry, by p = NEXT dsy. 81 niss
day.
By South HsspsA. Bsnen. Bon Aqua. and Vernon;
To CentsviIls, BY m, next days, SIS miles
And back between 81 % Mondays and Thursdays, and
~ N next days.
$40 From Cross Plains At 10, twice week Mondsvs
BY spinsssIi, Torn.r.,ils. and Port Royal,
To Clarksvils. BY m, same days. ~ miles;
And back between . N and N, Tuesdays and
Proposals to commence at Mulioy's, miles further.
making the departures hours earlier, are invited.
oSii From Lebsncn = m, weekly, Tuesdays Thurs
days, and Saturdays,
BY Big Spring and Rome
TO Carthage, BY IL m, same days, 20 miles
.o And An back between IN and n same days
By Mount Carmel, GAINESVILLE, Milton La O.. "a
To MaIiIss.Seie', y N same day, "a mile.
And back between 10 and N Monday
53l3 From Three Forks At m once week Thu,.d.v
BY Commerce, Clinton College, and GOrionsville !:
To Carthage BY ~ m same day, 81 miles
And back between N and m, same day.
1914 From Carthage u 10, once week. Tuesday:
BY Granville. Fort Blount Fynn's Lick Gsinssboro,.
Hilhsm's, Livingston. NstsIecarrey, and West Foil
TO Jamestown. BY y "a. Thursday. n miles
And PACK DetWcen Pr Ihursday and II m SATURDAY.
Proposals for additional weekly trips between Car
thsge and Gsinesboro', leaving Carthage ct pm
Thursday and Saturday. and Gsinesboro' At 5 ! m
same days, through in hour, will BE- considsred.
oSl5 From Carthage a 9 am, once week, Friday,
BY Peyton's Creek Pleasant Shade Witcher;s Gross
Roads, and Red Boiling Syringe;
To McLesnsville. by N same day, So miles
And back between 8 m and p N, Thursday.
6Sio From Lafayette At m, twice week, Monday ana.
Friday;
BY Meadervie and Paradise
TO Harisvile by IL m, is miles
And back between m and p m same days.
oSi7 From Lafayette at oncs week, Saturday
By Wichers Cross Roads and Rock Spring,
To WhitleysviIle by IL m, "a miles;
And back between m and m same days.
53lS From Gsppsboro' a. N, twice week, MONDAYS
and Fridays,
By Highland. Bagdad and Pleasant Shade |,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the pay
H. ment OF certain sum Of money secured 10 be
paidb by Indenure of Mortgage bearing date the 22nd
day cf December sf5. executed by Daniel ID. fran
cisco Of the 10 wnshp OF Reading, llisdale County
Michigan, 20 Ira ) Nudge, Of the same place
which mortgage recorded in the Office
of the Register Of Deeds OF the County OF Hills.
dale, in Liber ID Of Mortgages on pages Sol and SOP,
and on which there is claimed to be due at the date
ofihis notice the sum ofihrse hundred and eighty one
dollars and f0ur ceat, s3slo4) and no proceedings
law or in equity having been instituted for the
covery Of the same, or any part thereof.
NoIice is hereby given, that by virtue OF power
osale ia said mortgage contained end pursuant TO the
Statute in such made ana provided, the premi'
ses described in said mortgage Ia wi "All that GER
tain pee or pai eel of land situate lying aud being
in the County of Hsdae, described stollnws, viz;
The south east quarter Of the south quarter and
thirty.one acres OIL the east side of the west half oi
the southea quarter Of section six, n Township Hunl
her seven south of range number four wes., IA the
state Of Michigan, containing seventyone acres Of
land more C r. less Will be sold Public Auction
or velcue to the highest bidder At the Cour House
iu the Village OF IIls5ale in said County Friday
the 2lth day fJune \. ID. $50, ten clock ia the
f0renonh ofthatday.
Dated February p, 1880
IRA 5. NUDGE, Mortgage.
lao. a Cor, Au'y. n3J
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
WHOLE No. 1913.
More NovoltIes--Female Apparel.

'"hc pssado feiutnels have started another
iiea winch u a lit,le IA advance "f ahai We
have before heard. The following i. ,be sob
sfsnee ui i'i
Among she many schemes advocated by
the female reiOiineis ofihe ptesent day. there
Is none more siarlllng than that whIch aims
at The overthrow Of all distinction IN the Gus
tune OF the sexes. As a general thing. the
reiormers either deny the ex,sieoce oi thls
proJecl. or hrbear 10 advocate 70 publicly. but
The appearance vi a pamphlet from the Brus-
seis press, wrei,en by Miss RI. Weber, in
which male allure j. boldly and ingeniously
recommended Us the "Inost appio op,iate vos /.
ture Tor single feaiales' removes alt doubt
upon the subjeri, aud shows conclusyeiy
mat The scheme is seriously entertained -
Miss Weber - graceful and vigorous Wi
lei, aud treats her subject WIN apparentf,ir-
NESS. Size adduces authorities To prove that
Ia The early ages, men and women dressed
precisely Ur very nearly alike: asd that the
Distinction Ia dres1 which now exists, ..was
Arbitrarily drawn by the mae sex. 10 the ~
iannical exercise oi power which they deri-
we'd solely from their grea,ei physical su :
premacy."
Her plan proposes 10 restrict girls 10 their
hoets uotii The completion OF tneir educa-
uon. Upon Their entrance into society they
are To diess precisely like males OF similar age
aud condition, aud coDliove tv wear male a, /.
tire until the day Of their marriage. Wid.
ows, at tie end oi the mourning season, are
10 resume mems apparel, unless they have
determined hever To many again. La effect,
this Is q scheme 10 distinguish matsisgeahie
females from married women and confirmed
widows. Regarded in this lighr, i; has a,
least one nerI', aud may, on that account.
claim lhe tIIendiy counIenance vt the bach
elor fraternity. Il would save them vas,
deal ol trouble in ascertaining the domestic
rank Of ane" lady acquaintance, aui prevent
them from committing the now common et.
tVr Ul lahins in love with married womeu!
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
Simple Cure for Croun.

We learn from the Journal OF Health OF
the following simple remedy f5r this danger
ous disease. Those who have passed nights
Of great agony at the bedside of loved chill.
d'en, will treasure il up as n invaluable piece
vf Information. La child is taken with ,hs
Group. instantly apply sold wafer ice water
il possible. SUDDENLY and freely 10 the neck
ADD chest with sponge. The breathing vii,
almost Instantly be relieved. As 5000 az pos
sibe, let the sufferer druk As much as il can;
then wipe IL dly, cover il up warm. and sooh
a quiet slumber will relieve the parents anx-
'ely. and lead the heart in ,hankfulness 10
the Power which has given to the pure sush-
ing IOunlaln such medical qua Ines.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
Affected Dignity.

There is waii--flnaling about 10 the sea
oi print. without al osber--which is as full
oftruih as an egg Is OF meal! The best proof
of n vulgar mao IS to be found in the quauti-
~ OF dignity that be wraps himself up ~. 10
the opiuiou Of fsuch men, TIE only way to set
proper value on yourseli is 10 treat with con.
tempt every body else Such men are gen.
orally rich and very ignorant. The biggest
feeling man we ever knew was swelling
blockhead. who imagined tina, the tragedy OF
Hamlet Was written by Damon and Pythias,
and who couldn'I tell. without consulting his
udde naecRm, whether Shakespeare was the
author oi Macbeth, or Macbeth was the au.
thor Of Shakespeare. As general thiog,
youi dig"lned men are great asses They
keep al distance that their neighboss NAV
not discover what counterfeiis they are
Across Ihe street. a gaivanic watch appears
to be bullion. Men aie like ships--ths more
they contain, the lover they carry their
heads.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
The Fire AnnihiIntnr-

Mr. Phillips. the inventor nf this new az
paratus, recently gato an exhibition of bis
powers 10 large company al the London
gas works, Fauxhali. After some pre!irnina-
~ remarks on the vast losses from fire. a.
mounting. annually in The three kingdoms to
t|,oo0,OOO, aud The inefficiency Of water in
quenching furious cohfiagraiion, he set fire
10 compartment Of a large open building,
tiled with partions and temporary joistng of
light wood, daubed with pitch and tpIpen
tine, and hang with rags soaked in the same
c"mbustibles. The flames asceoded. ,oaring
with such vehemenoe ss to rep,i the spec
'''ofs to disIancs OF forty feet, reaching ap-
parety beyond all remedy Of water; when
Mr.. i. with one OF his hand machines. some
what larger Than COOL sized coffee pot.
from which volume Of gas and vspor was
discharged, ex,inguishing the flames IN hall
mInuie;' and then to prove that there was
no nox'ous quality in the resulting air, i'm
medlateIy walked through the building with
lighted candle in his hand.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
Relic of Hy-gone Generation.

Il. a. Bleven, grader, while grading near
the house Of Judge Ganetson. ia Harsimus,
dug up hainan :Seletop OF an enormous
size /, was found about feet under ground.
imbeided in several bushels of exceedingly
large oyster shells. much larger than any 10
be found IN our waters at the present day -
They aye doubtless The remains Of an Indian
Of immense slstne, as from the appearance
of the skeleton he musr, when living, have
been over eight feet high. The skull mes-
sures fifteen inches from the roat of the nose.
over The top, 10 The base Of the occipi,s. bone,
aud Is two feet ia circumference, il contains
lull set OF excellent teeth. (except one) very
even, sound and white. Mr.. Beyien iaiorps
Us ,hst he has found great number oi ske-
e,ous ~ that vicinity, similarly buried. lin
sitting posture.) buI poDe as large as his.
This mode of burial is conclusive evidenca
lha, they are remains Of lod,ars. but wREs
they we've inie'red is question for antigua
raos 10 answer. This seciiou ,of New Jer.
sey was settled by the whites in ls24. and tho
"ted men" il is not proboble remained here
very long after thas evcnt - Jersey Ci.y
Telegram.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
The Oldest Republic on Eartk.

The American Quarterly Review contains
letter from q. w living, Esq. giving a
sketch Of his visit 20 San Msrno, small Re-
public in Italy, between the Apprentices, the
Pn, aod the Alia,ic. The tenitory, OF thla
slsle is only forry miles 10 cirsuniersuce.
ond its population about 1000 The Reput-
lie was founded more than i,40O years ago,
on moral principles. industry, and equality,
aud has preserved its liberty and indepen-
dence amidst all the wars and discords which
have ragged around ii. Bonaparte respected
II, and sent an embassy To express his scnti-
meuIs oi friendship aud fistsrnity. II is gov
erned by Captain Regeoi chosen every six
months 10y the representatives. OF the people,
tsix'y-six in numbcr,) who ARE chosen every
six months by the people.
The taxes are light, the farm houses are
neal, The fields we'll cultivated, on all sides
ave seen comfor and peace. the happy effect
ofmura!i'y. simplicity. Liberty aud Justice.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

Life Insurance and Savings Bank United.
An important and valuable system Of Life
lnsufanee has been brought into. pracsicfl
operation by "The United States Life Insu,
rance Company" ID this city. We aIIude to
insorsnces payable to the persons taking out
policies, should they live attain stated ages;
OF, dying before thee ages. the amouns ig-
siset ieyci's TO their heirs or represensa-
.ses.
Thus. person % years Of age. paying
S5a So sonusliy. secures $1,000 for his fam
'Iy II ne dies immediately afier cifsctiog the
insurance; bat if he lives to the age of 40
Year, b, receives that amount hinseif. with
bis share of the profits OF al The busioess
trsosa' ted by he Company during W. whole
iod 10 which he has bren Insured. At3l
years of age. psyiog SAC go annually. secnrss
eqIai beneiis. Oi the same amount. no CT be-
intd attaining ,hs age of go, and . youth OF
g years oi aye. may obtain the same sdsacA
ages, at or before the age of to by the pay
ment Of 81 8 20 per annnm.
We have cited tbese cases to show the
prscucai operation OF this new system O:
Lite Insurance. The principle of a besnii-
ioi combination or The Savings Bank spd the
Life irsu,suce Company. nfrding immedi-
ATE protection 10 the family or dependents,
ia the amount insured. ADD securing TO the
Insurer, II he lives, the fall aivautsges OF e9
Investment OF money at interest Il secures
from small savings the means OF establishing
business. or OF procuring . homeitead. At
the periods Of life wheu the mplishnent
of ei'her ol these objects frequently becomes
an absorbing topic OF domesiic soiciIude.
The UDired States Life insurance Cor-
psny. alluded TO in The preceding article
rom the y. Y. Journal OF Commerce. has
been recently established 10 the city of New
York. under the provisions IL the Gene raj
Insurance Law OF this State, with cash cap
iIal OF $4,000 the whole Of which has been
paid in and i. managed by the board Of ri-
rectofs. composed Of the most respectable
aud wealthy citizens Of tha, place
Buffalo Courier.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
Matrimonial Speculation.

Some years ago wheo the world was mad
upon lotteries, the cook al a middle aged gen-
ileinan drew from his hands the savings of
some years. Her master. curious to Know
The cruse. learned that she had repeatedly
dreamed that a certain number was great
prize, and had bnught il. he called her a
tool for her pans, and never omtted an oc.
casion 10 tease her oH the subject. One day.
however, the master saw IN a newsparef thar
The rnmber was actually prize Of ef2O, 900.
Cook IS called up--a palsver ensues-had
known her macy years--io,h 10 part, &c.;
in sbori, he proposes marriag, and is accept.
ed. They were married the next morning.
and rs the carriage took them from the church
The following dialogde ensued:
"Well, Moly. TWO happy events in one day i.
You have married, | trust, good husband;
you have something else Bnt first let me
ask you where your lortery ticket ISL
Molly. who Thought he vas beginning to
banter the old subject. replied
Don't you say any more. about that
thought how it would be. never should
hear the end ont SO sold IL to a baker inr
a guinea proh, SO you needn't make any
more fuss about thai tBlSckyonds' Maga-
zine
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

WHEREAS default has been made in the
~ payment of certain sum of money secured
TO be paid by iudeuUge mortgage bearing date the
ninth day of May inthe year, A. D. leis executed by
Abah Mosher,of Allen, Eil!si4!s county and State Of
Michigan. TO Joseph Moss Ofthe stale ot New York.
aud which said mortgage wus duly recorded In the
register Office Cor the county ot Hsdnle and State
Of Michigan on the fourteenth day Of June d. lsis.
IN Aber L. Ct mortgages on pages lSs and 20 and
there is now due no said MGysace nj the date Of tis
notice. the sum of Tweuty-seycn io,.lts a-l ffy
cents it beirg for the fret payment OF interest dr~
aud unpaid on said mortgage, and whereas said
toougage contained powsr sale over the premises
,tlieI described case c. 7Uy dctUult thc -oul
tjOu thereo: and suit atl1a iu equity has ever
hcen IHa.a..I Id recover tir ttat remaining secU.
red us sa.i rlusl .Hra, or ...s pa,t lhrreo.
Notice .5 laa.e.a.e hereby given, that by virtue Of
said power ID sa.e in said mortgage contuined. and
agreeable 20 Tie Str,utes in such made and pro-
yllcd. VIII be sold 40 public auction TO the highest
biller-subcc, the principal. OF money in said
mo tgc-c contained, and expressed and the interest
o. become due said principal sum--on Thursday
the 27.h day OF June uext, az Two clock J. NJ of,ha
day, az the Court House in the Village Of Hllsdale
u the County OF lilisdale aforesaid that being the
place of holding the circuit court for said county OF
HsdRle. The following described Land, witt
All those certain pieces parcels Of land situate in
the Township of Allen, County Of Hillsdule and
State of Michigan, known and described Is follows
viz; The west half ofthe south quarter of sec
ton number twenty (2O) and the east half of the
south east quarter of section number twenty
one l2l) containing hundred and sixty acres
of land. or less, excepting thereffom
tie equal undivided one half Of five acres here
tofore decided conveyed 10 IRA Latham; also one un-
divided half part Of the privilege of mill de
scribed in adeed from William y. Nichols and Pris
celia his wife, TO the party Of the first part, bearing
date the fourth day Of December A. 1895, also all
that other piece OF land bounded follows cOmmen.
cug n the center of the Chicago Road in section one
between sections nine and ten, thence North eleven
rods thence Eastery parallel with said road nine t9)
rods and thence South 20 the center ofthe Chicago
road thence along the line ofhe centre of said road
TO the place Of beginning all being in township six
south Of Range four west. Dated April 4th 1850.
JOSEPH MOSS, MortgGgee
GEo. MONROE Auy for wortgagee, n32
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
Steam Wagon.

The committee appointed by the citizens of
Houston Texas, 10 exainiue and report upon
the principle and practcatility Of a steam
wagon or lOcovutiye engine, projected bs
Captain VIM. Wood" have reported ths:
they believe such a machine well adapted to
the wants OF this conntry. that very small
expense would put the roads ia good cendi.
iion TO receive il; after which. from its con
stiuctiun, i; would soon so consolidate and
improve them as to render little expense nee
essary to keep hem ia repair.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21

lmPoRrANcE or AFFLicTioS. .-Stranpo
that man, dust in his original, sinful by Sis
lai, and continually reminded of both, by CIV.
orything in him and about him, should vet
stand in need of some sharp affiiction, soi,io
severe visitation from God, to bring him to
tho knowledge Of himself, and make him feel
who and what be is. But this is FREQUENTLY
the case, and, when it is. as thcre arc wounds
which cannot be healed without a previous
application of caustics, Mercy is necessitated
to begin her work with an infiction of judg-
ment.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
Mnrfrncc .SnIe.

nN the 10th November A. d. 1913, Rob
" crt UMeay executed to Henry Waidror a
mortgage upon village lots numbered ten, l0l-
eleven q l--uaa sisteen tlt) )-accotdIng to sub
division OF part ofthc Village of iltsdae, made by
Chaunc,y w Ferris John Cook and Henry
Waldron and recorded in the Office of Register O..
Dseds Of Hlslale county, ia Liber T. OF Deeds,
on Pages I50 aud Isl, which Mortgage contnlns q
power of sale, an1 was recorded on the 10Th day Of
November I84s. in The Registers Otter Of nllslal.
county in Iiber +. of Mortgnges on Pages 81 and
377. The amount due and unpaid on said MORT
rage is sxty-three dollars an1 sixty one cents at
lhe date Of this notice fot the recovery OF which.
nn pr0ceedings have been institutec.
The said Mor,gav will be forcclosed By a sale as
the statute provides at the Court Houle in the
Villlge of iiisdae on the 33th day Of May, a. -.
1881 at twelve of the clock noon oi so much OF the
Murtgaacd premises AS may be necessary 20 satisfy
Jhs amoant due thereon, a-d all ia-ll chargc3.
HENRY WALDRDN.
Iillsdaie 25 Feb 1850. MoIt9 tgee.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
WHEN Is SUMMER.

When, oh when is rosy summerl
When the heart is in its prime,
When all life is fair and blessed,
Then is rosy summer time.
When the days beam bright above,
Hearts untouched by pain OF care,
And the mingled streams Of love,
Never gloomy shadows wear.
When, oh when is rosy summeri
When loves flower breath fills the air,
And sense albeit in dreaming,
That no change can meet us there;
Then though Borean SHOWS are round us,
Though the winds howl loud and shrill,
Summers magic spell has bound us,
Aad the heart can know no chill.
When oh when is dreary winterl
When life darkens ray by ray,
And in loneliness and anguish
We have watched it fade away.
When the glory has departed
That certified the earth with blcoia,
And we linger, weary-hearted,
In the shadows Of the tomb.
When we leave the ground enchanted,
And the clod-peaks where we roved,
Bearing still our hearts home haunted
BY the shades Of lost and loved
Bearing still the idol broken,
In It's close and guarded fame,
Echoing with words once spoken,
That we meier may hear again.
When, on when is dreary winter
When upon the shore we've stood,
And behind the under-current
Of flifes dark and stormy food.
Then, though bloom is spread before Us,
AS tho rosy seasons roll,
Winters iron chain is oer US,
And the ice is in our soul.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
A wagon Road 10 the Pacific.

Col. Fremont. IN his Pacific Railroad let.
ter. says iha, It would be both easy and cheap
TO make good wagon road to San Francis
CO.
"A party Of 800 meo, skillfully directed,
with the assistance of three or four good road
eog'neers' would be sufficient to lay out the
whole routes, aud clear and open common
fosd IN The course OF the next spring and
summer. 50 as TO e passible for wagons and
carriages. aod as rapidly ;raversed as any Of
he common roads in the United Stato,"
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-05-21
Cfy .1geucies.

vB PALMER, the American Newspaper Agen'
ts authorized TO receive subscriptions aud advertise
rnents for this paper. His Offices are at
BosToN, Congress street.
NEw YORK. Tribune Buildings.
PHILADELPHIA, y w.cor.3 aud Chestnut ST.
aBALTIMoRE, =. ". cor. North and Fayette ST.
P. IIoMAN, is our authorized Agent at Detroit.