Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-02-27

thence to Bon-pas creek, in section ~ In law
thence to Seth Guards.
SO. A resolution requesting the Governor o.
this state TO correspond with the Governor o
Indiana, on he subject Of the improvement O
the Great Wabash river.
"a. An Att to amend an act, entitled Far
dact for the appointment of Notaries public, ap
proved, Feb. "a, 1899
This act ppvides that the Governor may
upon the petition Of so voters of any county ap
point an additional notary public insuch county
80. An AT for locating and establishing a
road from PPria to Chicago This road is te
1pass near plymouth of Fox river.
36. Resolution on the subject of the contin-
uation of thgroad from the Chicago. to G;,lena
This resolution prays a donation Of land to
improve The read from Detroit to Chicago and
Galena, and also from the Wabash opposite
lVincennes to Chicago
An Act relstiny TO the administering oaths
in cases of the trhl of Impeachtnents or other
trials before the Senate-this act authorizes
THE speaker or any member, secretary, or clerk
lihereofto administer oaths.
SO. An Act iorthe relief of Wilson Lag9n,
and Allen McGaley.
80 An Act b establish road from Van
dalia to the Hurricane Bridge on the road to
CARLYLE.
| 40. An Actdecaiing the road from Peoria to
Galorrst state rod aud for other purposes
Al. An Act to Fovide compensation for wit
Inesses, sc. ThisARct provides compensation
lot witnesses and othes whose atteudance was
lreqilited before the Legislature on the trial OF
the Hon. T. w, Smith. "
-. Preamble and Resolutions relative to the
continuation Of the National roAd west 9f Van
Idalia-T'his resolution pravs for tie co,ti1lu;l-
ton Of said road; and that itmay pass Trough
town Of Alton, or some other point North
lot the Missouri river
( 49, Memorial to Congress upon the sl4ieci
lof improving the navigation Of the Ilinoi RI
Yer This memorial pray donation of non
Ity for Importing said river. q
| "A. Resolutions tor'the more perfect orgli,
Ationof the Miitia--thIs resoi,l'n requests OF
Senators and Representatives ia Congress IS
eadeagorto procure The passage Of law fr
amere perfect organization of the Militia. \
Some verbal inaccuracies in the above list, cscapel
tie notice of the gentleman who prepared il for us
] They are unimportant, ndcannot well be corrected
lntype.
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10 ~ ~ 80. ~, VI inc Z9th
aar;ennrd on ha oapie ana injury,
~. rom 'ne tnii-
,.n, 49,, ~ ~ o'',er c'zeh, pave
in order TO prevent it as much rs possible, Il imnedi
W y" 'ne - ypui let,ei inclosed copy
~ y 'iu an o'nef 10 zen Clark
uen A'hso' Issues i,le mat IN ms opinion there
tier from nv nation Of ,nd;aPns on the from
received like information from other resnectable w.
sources, all showing, hat the Indians have no hostile
intention TOWARDS theo.zens but on the contrary
Tho r6Tsrnmen, f0''e0 ''nu "''"oS"iP ".'i
j am well satisfied hey are troublesome neighbors
and have injured an harrassed the inhabitants
OF harm but ncefe, believe nf fbere IN
ger of war to beappnhended from them. II is GER
ta, mat the pottomttomles are willing to exchange
And the Hon secrery M war writes ne ISIS y,
removal will be efectd as soon as practicable. This
willingness to move 4ows clearly, that they not
30 heen nra hos ,b agamst US
United States Ranges will be Stationed on The from.
tier in the spring. to ord 90 the inhabitants protec-
elo ,s ny .hc 10 tdtate the removal
treaty. ''D' - '"'
Gen. Atkinson also writes me, that ample protec-
ton ,sloe afforded ,he frontier until the Indians
Ihope therefore TINT yon and po osher , otzens
Danish your suspicious, and remain. quiet from any,
danger OF another intian war ~