Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-03-13


SUNNI two pannels of Jurors for each term
of the Circuit Courts of said county, the first
20 serIe the first week of said court, and the
seconI, the second week of said court.
SEQ 5. All process, writs, and recngnizau-
ces, which have been or may be issued, and
made teturnable TO the courts as at present ar
rangel, shall be taken, and considered to be-
returrable to the terms fixed by this act, and
shall h as valid as if made returnable to the
serms|ixed by this act.
APPROVED, I'd March, 1888.
AN AtT to locate and establish road from Boards
Ferry to Quincy.
Seen. Be it enacted by the People of the
State ot\IlIinois represented in the General As
scmbL, That Samuel Mediation, of Schuyler
county, Willard Kcycs, aud john Nj. 5eerne
of Adams county, be, and they are hereby ap-
pointed commissioners to view, survey, mark,
and pcate road from Boards ferry in Schuy-
Ter 6unty to Rushville, and thence to Quincy
in ldams county, varying as little as practi-
ca4e from direct line.
Sec.2. The said commissioners, or a ma orl-
II Of them, shall meet on the first day of June
next, or one month thereafter, at Boards ferry,
and being duly sworn, before some Justice of
the peace, faithfully to discharge the duties re-
quired of them by this act, shall proceed to
view, survey, mark, and locate said road, and
as soon as practicable thereafter, cause to be
made, a nap Of the survey of said road, certi-
fled by them, and forward copy thereof, to
the clerk bf the county commissioners court,
OF each Of the said counties. which shall be by
him filed in his office; and the said Road thus
laid out, shall be, and is hereby declared a
State road and shall be opened and kept in res
pair in thesame manner as other public roads.
Sec. 3. The said commissioners are authors
ICED to employ surveyor and marker, to as
sst IN locating said road, and the county com
missioners courts of said counties, shall allow
said commissioners, surveyor, and marker, a
reasonablecompensation for locating said road
to be paid equally out of the county Treasu
ries of said counties.
Sec. 4. The second section Of An act emit
tied San act for surveying certain roads, ant
for other purposes" approved January 22d
1929, be, and the same is hereby repealed.
An Act to amend an act, to prevent trespassng by
cutting timber, approved February eth, 1919.
Sec. /. Be 4. enacted By the People of til,
State Of Illinois, represented in the General is.
senibtg, That the sixth section of the act tc
prevent trespassing by cutting timber, approved
February 2Ifh,. 1919 be and the same il here.
BY repealed This act to take effect, and be
in force, from and after the first of June next.
An Actfoncerning the county of Fulton.
Sec.l. F. ii enacted by the People of the
State Of Hlhois, represented in the General As
sembly, TA hereafter the Sheriff of the coun-
ty Of FaItol shall! pay the resident land tax
into the cohty Treasury, any Jaw to the con-
trary not outstanding; and that SO much of
the several avs Of this State, as requires the
sum of foui hundred and fifty dollars to be
pad out OF the State Treasury, to the county
OF Fulton, pc, and the same is hereby repealed
This act I'd be in force from and after its pas
sage,
An Act confirming certain leases of School Lands.
sc. Be ii enacted By the People of the
nfne Of Illinois represented in the General As
Seabty, That all lenses of sections numbered
sixteen, IN The several townships in this State,
and set apart for school purposes executed I'M
der the "Act relating to school lands, approved
February 18th, 1897, prior to the first day of
july l9Sl shall be and they are hereby con
mined TO The lessees thereon, and shall be
deemed ana taken as transferring and granting
TO them al NE rights and privileges stipulated
IN SAID leases, In conformity to the said act.
any either law or parts of laws to the contrary
notwithsia iding.
LETTER or Mr.. CLAY.--The following renlv has
been made bJ MIR. Clay to a communication which
was addressed to him by the direction of meeting of
c''izens Of Addison and Rutland counties in YER
mont.
WASHINGTON, 3lst Jan. 1888.
Gentiemen-l duly received your letter of the eth
INST addressed to me in behalf of a numerous mce
ting Of friends from the several towns in the counties
oi Il .i0nd and Addison; and feel greatly Obliged
oy tie sent nents of personal regard and confidence
with winch hey honor me. You have done no moro |
than Justice my motives, gentlemen although your
part 'ty NJ prompted you to appreciate much too
nigh ny plohc services The support which have
hthe,'o giYa' to the policy of protecting Domestic
ihu ~ IA proceeded from deep conviction Of its
proHn"'y nd, considering tho legislation of For
eigl power of its justice towards them. That con-
Vlehon IS IN haken; and think our whole country
aoounds Ia licences Of uncommon prosperity, result
I'm ron II adoption OF that policy. Whether it is
70 ned ofnot Goes not depend upon me, but
Ipon cs pc Die. If,they choose 10 abandon it; i'll
u are val lg to submit to the operation of For
el 'glat 10, preference to their own, and to adj
M, mo o. ports freely the products Of Foreign
sho gorously exclude ours, the people of the
Chi.eu a,4if have the right to allow this unequal
state Oh tnins, believe such an experiment, sud-
oeny made would be attended with inevitable bank
ruPtcy and rrh. That such an experiment will be !
maoe AZ no Distant day, there much reason to ap-