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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

Daniel G. King, o Boston, Who recently PROSE
rued John Reed for picking hi. pockor of $4,000
Is now in Salem Jail, being held ro h4ii ~ 5000
"n civlI suit brought by Reed for "lr3ic,n- .ra.-
ecuiion.
4 lady in nNshho-,nT state be- Tho n,,n~ 70. E
Fortune, presented her husband euh three Gnr
children, all daughters. .ihs,. Fortunes never come
singly
a BARRIERS wife st Brussels, aged 40. ,nl who
had beer ten years chdless. has recently civon
birth to three sirnpping bovs. The little slore,s
were, by the "lnst accounts doing well
Good One "a lgt mail tn d1vr aid the p,s,,r,,
Ter the other d1N Ia certain wdca wake Van u-en man
the lighter the better was The reply If bringy such
ne,cs IRE hor, had for a treeL past
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

IHE LADIES cnnrssIoH. We have received the Octo.
be- number this work which contains many very good
tc'ei Original nd sci ec,cd also contains very pretty
engraving tThc Dre1n Of Youth engraved title page and
two p1ge' Of Music. This number completes the prcsent
volumcand We hope the which CONNIE new ono
will appear nm better piper and type as We wis. to
see the work sc IN tho estimation NIL We do not hi nk
publication of this Kind with worry great .ncce..
without i, welt printed Tho following are the contents
OF the cctoher number
Dream NJ You'h-iustrafed; Tho M,,,c Vol. removed
seng Snarlsyvow, ~ the Dog Fieud Ssoz,s 6,r Masi,
originals Twas 10 tho glddy G,op,de The tissed ,nds
siupn--ouginnl Love Of Country Gfasmere Iale
by country cockne', Man without Mrnet; rnv,; Were
but Bid BASKET o' Fruit Wonan's Gref ballad
Tie M,skcd 'al tale; TIE iqppy Roncontre Sang'ts
past The Head Sioneorgir1' The mYsetIpus P,ftrat
~" go the cham. nro loose thee puien.-
Charles Ipwly-ougnal Unlallowcd Love or the Priest
and the Iptusi's- lnsiItou plea for Woinan En-
i'h on nm nan'i The Smugg'crs Melancholy repression
DO The De1ih Of souug Ffenf o. being asked
bcri The l'u1t Quo, aIrorgna Lottefy the Thea
tres Evening" History 81 Wnltrr Rtdnor the Pedar Song
oitte hefmsids hy Roh"r H1rilo1--orginal The Dfs.
7-ongna Tito P7rk Tie National; JOCK oi'aziedesn--
set "a muslc-orginsl, Lt"ry Notices
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

.EsfGzs Jesanf i'.' resHfsed iron Pas. scssf-
,'sss iLsi enc engages 70 keep eeniieTeH's ~l.ss-
-. s7 geo. color ~ afa.aisss fsr m.sia.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

GOO nfl,ts ha'seff. bv surdy ~sroea'rs, r'rid.
u.soi.ss. cogu'er. m.fc;e' Sc. H.. I'D ch'sincd
possefs.cn a. rstis ptea,oa'o'r overlooking ne
''-sn sod cr'eueored h~sty caonousaiar urNr
hirh vss cvu'tolsd srhou'
rrt .ti.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
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R'..-,.. c- r.,f,,r- 20 st..,s. .-,o sheer. -,
H. -.
t.flsf ....r '''.-- 'ar r.e'f rf... f., q Ike
e.'. v-. -u. .-.t. era..-t too ss,,ss,
90, .laa,l.,y Is ss 5
IS "a qpah,y3 So 30
batrcinus Cattie--l, derenl Several i.rr. lot,
w't" putchasei before they Sved al oi.rk.,-i come.
thug more lhan onr ls.t quotations, We quot, A-..
s. % No T. 30. No2 90 81 NJ 2, ssn.s75.
sheep I'VE quote lots ., So AL 2 o. 81, snLs
Is. Nelher' = - end SIS
--'7'-. i'..' quick Lot. go reine ~srs taken ats
iur ~p~' Rud ior B,rrowsat retsh a. l. Z f., SOW.
sud Bn @ i-2hr B,trow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
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& .f. - .t.eF Do. ..
tsssai itEis sgsGEz BOOTS. 800 rEt.s sKoEs
saa ONEk-bHOE.--r nsv al 70 a.ble srtsis
Nafs-e cri . iE5l a,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

LEGISLATIVE. Our Legislative proceedings ire
given in detail down 10 "Wednesday. The Daily
Journal. from which We copy ell the proceedings is
received down 10 Friday, inclusive. Nothing very
momentous was done except the passage of the
RAILROAD BANK ELL in the Senate and the appoint
ment of the County officers in join, committee
generally. these three days. We have only room
for What follows Of Wednesday, Thursday, and
fridays proceedings. They Will be given, howev-
er, in de all in our next.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01
oUNTY APPOINTMENTS.
BI THB LEGfsLATuIE.

nUTLIHD COUNTY.
NATHAN M% c r S! sn,,as. a-s.i.'Dn Justices.
Ira Parsons Sheriff
A. w. Reed, High Baihfr
Solomon Foot. States Attorney.
Wm. Hall, Judge Of probate for the District of
Rutland
Almon Worncr, Judge OF probate for the Dis
,rict Of Fsrhsyen.
Robert Perpoint, Luther Daniels, VIM. Fsy, Jail
commissioners.
wISDson cousTr.
p n.",S' p, w: Porter Assistant Justices.
o p. Chandler, States Attorney.
John 5. Marcy. Judge Of probate for the district
Of Hartford
Thomas F. Hammond, Judge of probate for the
district Of Windsor.
Benz Swan Walter Palmer, Ehphalei Dunhou,
jail commissioners
ADDISON COUNTY.
S Samuel LII u, lioi'ey' A.d.r,n, Justices.
Azsnsh Rood. Sheriff.
D. a. CoIsmcr High Baihd.
Z. n. Bdges. States Attorney.
Samuel SWIM, Jadge Of probate Tor the district
Of Addison.
Harvey Munse.l, lodge Of probate for the de.
lr'ci nf Ncw Haven.
Ira SicWau Dorssius Worcester, Joel Dooiitie
commissioners fJr tho Ja.i ~ Middlebuty
john Pier7on' Elliot Sherriii. II. D. Seymour
commissioners Tor the AL at Vergennes.
WrnsFspsY. OFT e6
S NtrE-nf Msrn'i preseniei two petitior. each
pfsylus for aPp'nPf ~ teg 20 stpeuss sr,ss
Of r0,d e.frod r,nfr''er or rr--r --r crrsi.
81 Brggs raist 90 tre tlI fsI,ftn- ,o irtcr~ -e.E
tWire ND iaid upno 10 tatie
EnsrotsfG bill,-feorpo'aurF No. 1-.s ,rrr ---.s
faetaunc c"mpsHs f7cr'P laruI t.r Hrrs b . Co.,.
tacofpefsifog NJ TaHhodgs ms-Hffc''r . ...---
ratfng the Grsrn HourIsp if9s pss.v fas.-f
20 its crsc.slHrs of te ~tP-'trs torr' rn1-rf
kUTtAso hAiL Roam Bass 'es"tsis 'esd 'if'a f,ra-
And pa'sed sfcsr ne later which ~ Nsi-rmsu o..
m'neTe TIE !s'' ssd 1as' wAch, ens ;shsa. yeas
II npes Psfred
TIE senate coneured resasiion from thr House
ssH'r. tr0si neti is the sles uon ofcouuiy ofic-p
ROT ST. Tho tlqass re.aun-d cos,Aerati Of the gr
ngor cnHtesist si--'an MI See1hsm 81 n iatfadpe.d
fs.irt,or cs'isrhg taat u tiss~sH 4. @s,ifl.d g.
sss 80 Huss Igpporisc b. hessr, saw,,y Of "A Hs.
vel sse Pscs sne op,sed ~ hssus Good.s aaS De.e,
ofC sd sdopse1 ayes ~ no-s Is
NJ 3srcs called ~ he resi- utsSa fuAs q tin f 20 m
into csrVsutior. Thur.ts,. aelncs ~. .,,o.
up@a fn the ooUrts csbteniaons aad Ffds, orise. co.
5aihi noettns-sHe the fs,oisiioa uat adopted
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30
Louisville. july 10. ls35.
THE Expense or CoxGREss.-T'hc T

The ExPESsE or CoNGRESs.-I'6c Fred
e-cksburgh Arena has beta informed,
tsor1 good authority, tina, the cost OF pa
per alone, daring TIE past session, for
tie use of members of The Hcu Of Rep
rescntaiives. amounted 10 che hundred
and twenty-five dollars per memaer.
Ii was boldly asserted. By Jackson Van
Rigen member. that If committee was
reisc5, be wouid prove that there were
mem eFs in the habit fsellinc,l audience
isal' price. tie Docks which Compress d.
sected TO Le furnished - them, D. tie pub
lsc expense, and that the books thus pur-
chased were supplied to members alter
wards, a, the full price, under the same
resolutions Chronicle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

VIRGINIA CONVENTIONAL
convention was held at SnuI
Virginia, on the 4th inst, 4
General VIM. II. Harrison n
mated for President, and Johl
of that state for Vice Presides|
convention adopted the Who
toral ticket, which was foms|
winter by the wing memben !
General Assembly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

The aggregate amount oi appropriations
made b. the acts pissed daring the Iafe
session % Congress s about t1iri y-iiyc sni-
/. rs of dollars. OF this moan i is eur
ious 10 sec the very large proporiisa ;nade
te- Obi CTS connected with orr lad n rela-
uoas. Far carving into effect treaties or
supp-essinr iostiH.ies With the sIan
tribes, exclusive Of the expenses .Tske
Army proper.) the amount appropriated =
mo-c than thirteen u.,!iIon sad half oi
doIl-Es. TIE appropriations for the Army
amount TO four millions Oh dolilrs; for tae
NAVY. 10 SIX millions and d quarter; t34
f5r; fica,ions. 70 nearly three millions; i.s
harbcrs. To over one million; Tor the Cam
berlan1 road. six hundred thousand dol as !;
besides three millions Of doii4rs Gos The
Civl LIST.
Notwithstanding tais enormous amourt
Of q pr spIIatisns, there IS nc doubt tIai
the surplus IN the Treasury On the Is. Of
Januar. nexs, sui ject TO oistnoution uoder
the late &C; o. Congress, viii exceed tweI-
ty Millions Of dollars Nat Intel
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3: o=G cXa.1
SAIURDAY:::::::JUI.Y> "a

CANAL MEEriNc.-W.
quested to notify all these -. !
interested in the consumes;
Branch Canal from ,hs !,
Broohvl!le. along the e,x, !
Whitewater. that a public :.
viii be held in Richmond .
Saturday at ? clock, p. m ~
ways and means for the prov.
that object. and also TO appo,, \
gates 10 Convention prono..,.
held al some central place !.
contemplated line of said 60
Some addresses may be ezpso|
the meeting.
GTIhe meeting will be hela.
schooi-room at Warmers br;r,,
ing. on Pearl street.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

Aueusr ELEcrroS.-Next vi
our annual election for .,,.
county officers will take place. y
is due TO the body polite to !
that never, since our Residence !, J
diana, has there been such i
cam in tins county, on the :,
general election. Its not tina, !.
have to 20 a begging (as their !
ments would seem 10 justify.
there Is a greater apathy amor
people. in this section Of The !
than is usual where importan. d
are to be delegated. Wen
that the candidates themseh1 a.
slonally remind us of ther -
we NIGH, almost forget the nm
duty of attending the polls. OBJ
consequence at least, may resaI
the absence of party or sectim
element in this election. VI
be more capable of deIhu
weighing the merits, capacts
honesty Of the applicants fa
favor. A judlcious selecdoaS
rcsentatives from this county I
present time, is highly imporz
in this we may differ as much i
'Judicions tariff"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

WAR AND INK -SHED.-Om ri
OF the Advocate and Wa.cEmss \
their dander up, and the way ~
INTO each others wool !, curiom
cur natural inclination 10 Pesr
prornp'us 10 interfere, Tut as ours
might not be acceptable, We vaS
propose. inasmuch 10 Friend Jes1
CURES in the controversy, that esa
bell gereats rcqles, him, ,hrcss
peFs, 10 give . succ;nct his.srs
cial acts, in circular form, sas
engage to prin; 10000 copes .
he can &c, them done at W.ss3
make them !oo.l considerable co
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

@General Jackson is on al
the Hermitage and is not en-
at the seat of government unt
lie travelled in his private "a
and without attracting much
ton on the way.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30
JAMES T.. FLOWERS.

WAssuxGroN' FAREWELL ADDRESS.
The Editor Of the New York Cour-
Ter and Enquirer attributes the au-
thorship of Gen. Washinrton's Fare
well Address to Mr.. Madison. We
are surprised that the editor of SO
print should be so i'll IN
formed on this subject. Several
years ago it was considered n matter
of doubt whether it was written by
General Washington himself or not,
and 4 controversy arose IN the pub
lie prints 1oon the subject. This
brought forth Il letter from the ven
cradle john Jay, of \. y FORK. in which
he statet: positively that the original
manuscript was in washington own
hand writing. and that it was torwar-
ded by the General to hiEn (Mr. Jay
and Gen. Hamilton for the purpose
Of eIiciting their opinions concerning
it. and with 4 request that they would
revise or alter it in such manner as
they might think proper. 1t was ex-
amined carefully by those gentlemen.
and found to be able. accurate and
satisfactory, and they deemed it un-
wise aad unnecessary to make any
alterations IN it. except two or tngcs
OF merely a verba! and quite ,n:in-
portant character. With this very
slight exception. the address IS alto
Gethcr Washington's own, and its pu-
rity Of style. power Of thought and
elevation OF sentiments are alike
characteristic and worthy OF tie H.
iustrlous man.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

NATrosAL RoaD. We are y
darl. IS 10 the how, when ana "
worl, wiiI - co.a,nenced on "
road th:s seas3n. The pT;its0
"lio expected to have enPlo!D
road IS nearly exhausted. and =
f,r work is now 80 Ear advances
llllIe can be d. ne this year.
read IN lie conp.e;ed.
Ift1.n. the letter o. the lass
p.Tsie5. would i, not be wen
GRE din- aud bringing tlro1sbcs
public may be receiving sons
AZ, and tina; the road may o
before the meta! shall be put -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

BaNn OF THE UNITED STATIs.-We are
rrat!tied TO learn that this institution has
Just loaned to the city Of Pittsburgh. $780,
GOO, for thirty years. at five per cent.
The greater portion OF this money is to be
applied 20 the valuable improvement now
making along tie Monon gahela Eiver-
PITTSBURGH GiZ.
General Scorr arrived in Washington
n "Wednesday. and had an audience that
day with the acting Secretary of War
lie left tie same evening" fer New York
with tire hope, ]; was saii, at overtaAing
the Secretary .. vas, in wAica vss are SCR
r. he will be disappointed.
|, is rumoFed that Ills distinguished
effiaer has applied for Court OF Inquiry,
to investigate the circumstances aiten-
ding his late command IN Florida, and il
IS likewise said ,aat lGIs demand granted,
though i, is not probable th1,the court
will be held until ;h= return OF the Secre-
tarv of War Metropolitan
A splendid barbecue is to be given to
Mr.. Storer tie representative to Con-
gress from the Cincinnati district. on the
9th of August. All parties are invited.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

LONGEVITY Or ToAps.-This crea-
ture is distinguished for its longevity.
Brown and jeffrey, in the Edinburgh
Review, both express their opinion,
that in quarries and in rocks many
have been discovered which they be-
lieve to have existed before the flood.
In Chill;ngi.am castle, the seat of the
earl of Tankervilie, one, within pc
Rod not long past. was found Con-
tanned in marble mantel-piece. To
this we have to add what has never
before met the public eye, that some
sixty years ago. 4 stone wall being
about to be founded in the neighbor-
hood of marlborough. in the county
Of Northumberland, Il toad was pro-
cured, placed in stone followed out
for the purpose. and secured by NOR
tar. After period OF thirty-eight
years, the wall was removed. and the
stone examined. when the little crea-
ture exhibited every proof of vitality
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

The following Is an ex'Fsc'
gr,m George Olson. formerly :
but nos. a resident Of Texas, 2
from the De:fo:, Free Press.
ra4a mentioned as the cspss
Anns. Is. We believe, JANE
VS. TER, PRINTER, We
months IN this office befose
10 Texas.
.Oa M way from Detsc.
company z, Cincinnati. cais
natl Volunteers. There -
Us, as fac fellows a. e'es
the sand, all determines y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

10 Socabasin-one of our Penob-
scot Indians not long since, was
sued for the sum OF So, by white
man, before squire Johnson. On the
BAY ofthc trial, 10 made his appear
ance and rendered the requisite a.
mount for debt and costs. and deman-
ded Il receipt il full. why. Jc. it
is not usual-it Is entirely unneces-
sary,' said tie squire. 80 yes. me
want 'um receipt, sartin." Il tell
you 10, 4 receipt will do you no
good '':Sartin, squire Johnson. |
want 'lm.' -"What do YOU want 1t
fer, Jo!' 10, sposc me lie and 90
hcayen-then spose they say-'well.
10 SOCIALISM,, you owe any man
now! Then me say. NO. very
wc,.-dId you pa.un Ben Johnson
% yes, me payuin.-'Well, then,
spose you show I'm receipt! Taen
nae have to 90 way off, down-and
run al over hell. to hun.um up squire
Johnson!'-Bangor Press.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30
ELECTRICAL ExPEaINENTs--A saia:

\
consisting O. mustard and crcss NAV be
produced il. few minutes by an electrical
experiment. The process Is t. immorsc
the seed for few days previously IN di!u-
led oxvrnur,atic ecid, then SOW il in 4 very
light soil, letting it be covered with a me-
ta.llc cover. AMI next bring In contact with
the electrical machine. By the same
agents employed in this process, eggs.
which require from nineteen TO tventy-oac
days application of animal heat to ha,ch
them, may be ha.chod In q few hours
Rsln"a,er, apparently free from any nox-
Ious animalcul;e, in an hour can be render
ed full Of living insects. Water, in short,
period, docomposc! of lis two component
parts, oxygen and hydrogen, and by the
same power restored 10 its former state ;
-nd platina, the mos, d'Iiicalt of all metals
to melt, in moment can be fused and
calcined BIZ the discharge Of IA sufficient
accumulation Of the elecsric fluid, will be-
come m cnetic 10 such a d.cree as to Iiit
more than ITS own weight; aid if a pound
OF red lead ana pound ot sulptIr Dc mix
ed together into a mass winch 10 human
can separate, stream Oh the
electric fluid y ii! co /; 81 once.
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TENS.

the Southern Telegraph. published
at Rodney. Mississippi. 1t was ad.
dressed 10 the editor of ii3;, print. by
"a gentleman of :hat place. who re-
Gently emiSrated 10 Texas. The cd
itor says the statements may be en-
tirelv relied upon. The letter fully
confirms the reported Ill feeling exis-
ting between Gen. Houston and the
Texas Cabinet. Gin. Wing.
NA.curocUks. La, June 81. l>36.
Dear Sri arrived TINS morning.
Ton board the S. Boat Boston, at this
place. and in twenty-iour hours from
this time. | viii become IN alien IL
the l.. 5. had the pleasure Of meet
ing with General Samuel Houston
IA this place; he Is on his way TO
JON the Texan army. He has been
here for some several days. being IN
able 10 travel further in consequence
of the wound (recewed in the battle
of San Jacinto.) not being healed be-
fore he left New Orleans: II has be-
come much more painful through the
fatigue Of travelling than it was be-
iolc he left that city. was present
this morning when his Physician dres-
sed the wound; it is about three in
chcs above the anole JOINT; the Phs-
stefan observed that lie had probed
the wound with his finger since lious-
ton arrived in this place. ardhe found
lie bali had passed through the an
Gle bone. The Generals topics are
all relative to Texas; he is what | call
L whole beg Texian Patriot. ii he
means what he says. and ! have no
doubt but he does. Itappears to an
mate the General with new life 10
meet with oiunteers going to Texas.
Since the General left Texas the
Cabinet had all the Mexican prison
ers set al liberty: bat the settlers OF
Bsassos not exactly liking the move
imcuf. raised in arms and have ste
,ceeded i'll retaking them. ] receiv
ell tais information from General
Houston, and heard ether gentlemen
relating the same who were directly
from Texas. Houston says the
wnoie id cabinet ought to be
hanged. state this to you rs mat
ters Of fact which can be relied on.
would solicit Won to write me. II
knew where to tell you to write. |
remain as when was in Rodney.
your friend. &C.
JAMES T.. FLOWERS.
p. 5. Gen. Houston says he was
fearful. when he left Texas. .'that
Santa Anna would bride the cabinet.
lThe rumor we heard in Mississippi
of Santa Anna and Gen. Cos getting
away. is as true rs preaching; but
they were arrested among the bal.
lance of the scoundrels and are now in
safe keeping; you SHALL hear all the
particulars when can get more time
to write them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

People IN England say that if you
wish to get genuine Port wine. you
must so yourself to Oportc, make
Your own wine. and then ride strad-
DE oi the barre! all the way.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

s.ImrcRTsSr If rRuE. Fourteen
thousand children were born in the
city of Paris in the year 1885 who
had no fathers. This IS undoubtedly
the most remarkable dispensatlon OF
providence ever known. 1t would
have been still more remarkable ii
they had been born wiilou; mothers.
-MiCRoscorE.
The FIasT LESSON IN ,!rsIc.-An l.
rish gentleman called on an eminent
singing master TO inquire his terms.
the maestro said that he charged two
guineas for the first lesson. but only
one guinea for Us many as he pleased
afterwards. 10 bother the first les
son (said the app.icanO let Us COM
mcncc with tire second" Musical
World.
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ty thousand dollars were also appro-

|ty thousand dollars were also appro
priated for the commencement of {
harbor at Michigan City. A bill
passed the Senate, but was left among
the unfinished business of the House
of Representatives, authorizing the
purchase. BY the United States, of the
stock owned by individuals in the
Louisville and Portland Canal. for
the purpose of relieving the naviga-
ton OF the Ohio from the payment Of
cxtravagant tolls TO the Canal Com
pany.
The bill appropriating $4,000 te
improve the navigation Of the Wa.
bash, was no: finally acted on by the
House Of Reps, although it passed
the Senate at IN early day of the
session.
A law has been passed to re-organ
Ize the General Post Office, ana also
to rc-organize and increase the MIN
Der Of clerks in the General Land OF
flee. The lat... is a most important
measure 10 the new states. The
sales Of the public lands have been
within few years So rapid that, with
the force in the General Land Office
i: has been heretofore almost impos.
sible TO obtain Patents for the lands
bought from the United States. Thi:
is now happily removed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

\ JUST L.,w.-Thc Massachusetts
revised Statutes make it imprison-
nent one year and n fine of 500.
ON every person who shall cut or in
lurc 4 tree not his own.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-07-30

TuE REASON VIVA youth asked
permission OF his mother to 60 to a
ball. She told him it was n bad place
for little boys. why. mother. did mt
YOU and father use 10 90 to balls
when you were ycuogF yes. but
we have seen the folly of it, said the
mother. We'll. mother, said the son.
Il want to see the folly of it,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-09

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