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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-01

Seuersbrunlt in mbeeline.
Oiefe Staot ertitt am l3ten oiefes,
elnen Sbocen BON $4,000 Sboler rpos
BON nur 10000 SbaIer psr0beet tparen.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12
NJ NJ BE r 10.

all such claims. when submitted to
them by the said &C ting commits sionor.
in accordance with and agreeably to
the laws Of this State. relating To as
sessments Of damages on the Obi"
canals, End rcpo-; the same to the
proper authority Of Indiana: which
assessment SO made. shall be paid by
the State of Indiana, and shall be final:
Proridca. That the appraisers shall
be paid FOX their services by the State
of Indiana. at the rate that the APP
praisers. for similar purposes, are
paid in this State.
Sec. 5. That whenever, in the con-
struction of said part Of said canal, it
shall be necessary to cross any estab-
lished road or way, it shall be the
duty Of the State of Indiana, SO to
the said canal. as not to
impede the passage OF transportation
Of persons or property along the same;
ana shall construct good and substan-
t!al bridges over said part Of said ca
nal for said roads, and shall keep the
same in repair. and reconstruct tho
same when necessary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12
~snp rvsaY SATURDAY MoRSJN0 ~
70 - - : : 81 - II :
OHee South Wfst Corner Of Main and
Front Streets.

r...a..The Palladium is published on nr
:-,.r.j sheet, at two dollars per annum. il
- rikin three months after subscribing
,.svedslIars and Gftycents paid within the
-. 81 thrse dollars il not paid until after
=. ,s,sse expires. The terms will be strictly
esspliet with.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

Inc IoiioH iHC -ACt pdsStu Uotil
Houses of the Legislature Of Ohio,
and became law on the 4,h inst.
AN ACT
10 PERMIT AND AUTHORIZE THE STATE
OF NINA, TO CONSTRUCT PART OF
THE H,TEwATER CANAL WITHIN
THE TERRITORY OF Ono.
Section /. BE 1t enacted dv the
General ASSEMBLY Of tie State Of Ohio.
That the State Of Indiana be, and is
hereby permitted to construct 50
much Of the Whitewater canal in the
State of Ohio. as may be found ne
cessary for the purpose Of term.na-
ting said canal at or near Lawrence
burgn, III the State OF Indiana: Prori-
Ied. Said canal be located and con-
s,ructed on such plan as will, IN the
opinion of the acting commissioner
on the Miami canal, afford every rca-
sonabie facility to this State. to con-
meet with and extend branch canal
from said Whitewater canal, to the
lower plane of the city of Cincinnati:
and that the said branch shall be sup
piled from said canal, with all the
water that shall be necessary for the
of the branch: Prorideal
also, That previous to the final loca-
ton of the canal, a survey shall be
made on each sid of the " hitewater,l
from Bcooay.i lie to the mouth OF said
river, and also west of E.izabethtOwn;|
and in determining the location and
pan Of the canal, reference shall be
had to the general interest and con-
venience of the neighborhood through !
which said canal may pass, SO far as
may be practicable and expeaIent.
increasing materially the cost
Of tie work.
Sec. ?. That all the laws now in
force, or which may hereafter be en-
acted for the construction and pro-
lection of the Ohio canals. and the
works connected herewith, be una
are hereby extended to the constrUc-
ton and protection OF so mucs OF SAID
Whitewater canal. and the necessary
works connected herewith, as may
be located in the State of Ohio.
Sec. ;. That the State of Indiana
shall have the right OF collecting tolls
on said part of the Whitewater canal,
at the same rates which may be F.,
on said canal in other parts
oft: Proridcd. That no greater rates
Of toll shall be charged on property
passing on the said Whitewater canal,
which property may pass on any
branch of SAID canal that may be-
made by the State of Ohio, than Isl
charged on property passing eatireIy.
"a the said Wnitewaie canal.
Sec. 4. Tha; all claims for DANA
yes. on account Of injuries sustained
oy private individuals for the con-
struc,ioa of. or in the repairing and
securing said canal within sand State
shall, be submitted BY the proper Off
Ger Of the Whitewater canal, to the
acting commissioner on the Miami
canal: whose duty it shall be to ap-l
point board OF appraisers consist-i
ing either of the board o: app.alserst
for the Miami canal, or Of other three
freeholdeTs, estizeos al
H. &c.. ~rAs.ta hanH2 - = ~ SoGSnu&
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

become Of the bristled quadrupeds, no
more than 5000 have visited the me-
tropo.is Of the Buckeyes. Another
grievance-the hogs are excessively
small, many not weighing Owe 100
lbs. Last year, Cincinnati exported
10000 brls. Of pork, and 100000
kegs lard, this year she will not send
out more than 10000 Of the former,
and $4,000 of the latter. The whole
quantity from the valley of the West.
will not come up this year to one-third
the quantity last year.
The pork, flour, and whisky mer-
chants have established on the canal.
at Cincinnati. an Exchange, called
g The Canal Produce Exchange"
with president, bye-laws, etc. with a
reading room attached, and bar. The
hogs are lean and lank," that their
aggregate weight this year, falls short
OF the last by 100000 lbs. 1t is inten-
ded to make sausages hereafter by
steam.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

PIoUs WoMES.-These are the wo-
men who bless. dignity, and truly a
dorm society. The painter. indeed.
does not make his fortune by their
sitting to him; the jeweller is neither
brought into vogue by furnishing their
diamonds, nor undone by not being
paid for them; the prosperity of the
milliner does not depend on affixing
their name to cap or a collar; the
poet does not celebrate them: the
novelist does not dedicate to them
but they possess the affection Of their
husbands, the attachment of their
children, the esteem of the wise and
good; and. above all, they possess His
favor. whom to know is life eternal.'-
II. Moore.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

ALARMING EFFECTS OF sNow.-It is
stated in the Poughkeepsie Eagle,
that the snow drifts are SO deep in
Orange and Duchess counties, as al
most to obliterate the track Of the
roads and to render it impossible for
the post masters to know in what di
rection to send Off the mails We
would advise a small pocket compass
to be provided for them and their drI-
vcrS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

Mrs. F. Kenble Butler has sailed
for England from Philadelphia. We
shall probably get second edition Of
the Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

The elephant which lately died ii
Boston is undergoing dissection By
the Society of Natural History. /
must be great treat TO those wht
wish to see the anatomy OF quadru
ped OF the highest class developed up
Oh 4 large scale.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

The Cincinnati Pork Market again.
We are often amused but niue h
more instructed by the indefat.gable
correspondent Of the Baltimore Pa
triot, at Cincinnati, who furnishes
from time to time to that journal. a
minute and faithful record of every
fiuctua:ion in that celebrated pork
market. He says in his last, dated
Dec 20, with much apparent sorrow.
.'only sixty thousand Of the swin:sh
nave been slaughtered this
year." The prices have got up to
81 a 100 lbs. Only 10000 hogs (mark
tha,.-oniy) crossed over the Ohio
river last wear from KenfuckY. hat
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

The lowest depression of the Their
mome:er in London in December was
81 above zero.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

TExAs.-By intelligence from thence
to Jan. s, received at New Orleans.
we learn that Santa Anna had arrived
a, Sal,ille. with 10000 men, and )
pieces of artillery.-Sesma rad $500
men; and about 5000 were coming on
from Zacatecas and Queretano. Mean
while, the Texans are marching in
every direction towards San Antonio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

W10Tu OF THE Ono RlvEe.-Since
the river has been frozen over, says
TIE Gin Whig. several persons
ment of its Wjdth.-r'rom the foot of
Walnut street TO the opposite bank.
it proves to be 1900 feet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-12

AMERICAN 1NvExrroS.-Mr. GAYS
power loom for weaving silk has
been found eminently successful a!
Providence, L. |. The lathe performs
lao strokes per minute. The fabric
is equal TO the imported article. The
little girl who attends to il says she
can take care O. four a. a time turn
ing off 100 yards per day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14
Sad dies, Harnesses,
TRUNKS. &c.

yTyAE subscriber has Gu hand. and IS con-
Esaatly manufacturing all kinds Of Saddie
CHI Harness Work. which will he made of the
III materials and in neat aud wui kmanIike
ns&cEer. and will be sold rs cheap as can be
haii1h in the state. Persons wishing to pnr-
ellase are invited to call snd exa aline his work
6ei0Fe they purchase elsewhere.
SADDLES at all prices. from SO to seq.
F Harnesses, Brides. Leather and Hair
Trucks. Sc. will be sold at the lowest prices
tss ready pay.
SER doors sctst Of the Court House.
T.itcbfeld, Nov. ls. tf23
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14
AtttbfeId Enquirer:
:PURLTsHED every THURSDAY MORNING.
BY HENRY ADAMS. e8 q

TERMS. To village and single mail Subscribers
dollars per year, payable before the expiration Of
nix months. a. .,.f Il - .-..
TO companies Of any number over six, 81 SO per
yBar. payable above. To companies less than SIX.
81 rs per year, payable as beIOre rs cents will be
feducted from each Of these prices when payment 10
made in advance These prices are exclusive Of mail
81 stage charge for transportation.
No papers viii be discontinued until all aFrearages
are paid, except at the discreliO8 Of the editor.
Notice Of wish to must be given before
abe expiration vt year. - -.:, .5. h = 3 LIS H
sADyERTisING. One square, three Insertions, 81,
Nhd the same proportion for two more squares
alf square, IS cts. C0ntinuance over three weeks
IN pea ceorper week. Aliberal deductions made Tor
continued or ~ monlhs.
administrator and Execui0rs' Notices, 90
C0snmissi0ners' Notices, 25
All cOmmuhicaiOns nust be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14
BOOTS AND SHOES.
F.. A. LORD .--r

n rs "a Ee A AORD .T
Has just received a full assortment Of. first rafe
Boots and Shoes. made in Boston expressly
for The retail trade, comprising thu fo!Lo,ciag:
III R0 Pairs mems Cowhide BOOTEES
sM0V IS do. Ladies Kid Slippers
no pair mems and womcn's Rubber Shoes
no =. ladies' spring -herlrd Cloth Slippers
30 " cheap Kid r. r. Slippers
go " French Morocco Slippers
no :. Ladies' Kid Slippers
100 !" Cloth Slippers
500 I" Pegged Seal Walking Shoes .s
$50 :" mems Calf-skin ShOes 81
rs " mems black S-ai-skin Slippers
xsR5 :. mems COwhidc Shoes 'a@3 aa- fs
so mems CoWh Boots
$50 b0ys' do. do. 7t9sh:
SO /" meu's pegged Calf skin Boots
SO % do. sewrd do. do.
400 I" chiidren's Morocco Boots -
SO " Es do. pegged seai.skin Boots
so I" do. Pumps
u so dog. Leather Prestrvatixrs -
so pair wotnen's Leather Boots
so - misses do. do.
SO :. Village lace leather Walking Shoes
80 :. chiid's do. do do. - do.
lzitch field, Dec. 8. 96
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14
More New Goods.
: N&.@.AC L4MsRRNeT,E

Has iat returned from Neac- York ,oith a choice
addiIion to his stock Of Goods, consisting of
R R0ADCLOFHS,R ibb'd c AssMEREs and
~ SATTINETTs, ribbed g. striped Drillings,
black and blue-black SILKS, ladies' Cravats
and fancy Shawls. ladies Gloves. India Rub
Der Aprons, fig'd & embroid'd Belt Ribbons,
Velvet Ribbons, Cambrics and Muslins, with
q variety of other Goods. s.'7 f'c
DE door acest of Presbyterian Church,
$50 June l6, 1886.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14

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the same being first subscribed and sworn to as the a.
Jasi!y que. so near as the same can be ascer
Heo, Wmch nohce when left shall be recorded by the
AS G SieTN with deeds OF land.
oEc .. Eacn and every person having lodged
their debt or after final judgment against him Or them,
by reason OF said claim shall at the request of any
was hen or in having the lien removed of his or
their legal Representatives lodge further certificate
with SAID Town Clerk, that said debt IS satisfied and
Sal0 nen removed, which notice shal also De recorded
Dy sad 1own Clerk as atoresad ana dis
charge and release SAID !en and such or per-
sons having received as Aforesaid by HIM
sen or attorney, or Judgment having been rendered a.
ganst nm as aforesaid shall not wynn zen Gays after
peqlesl IN Mrong' lodge nonce WIN the own Clerk
as is prescribed IN TINS ne u tney neglecnng
W a2' san ~ onar a yo ~ di
or paIGes aggLievea, any sum OF noiIey ny. eAceeaIg
,,c nan 81. u ~ as e f ~ oUa po I'M
accol,g W use e % uie case, " ~ re-
~ az = uSoti Ana ne Pasy ao vi
t,sel,,a a"5 %oic con. sr p ay ~ o - oclA
cert;cata as aSorasa;d 'oA 0"'h "o'lce OF
~ a., .,,ncrvF r.
Sneaker Of t5e Housa oF Ranro land,
EprNr1rp Sronn.pn Pa;Ja,,t e ese S.l,
Appnoved hlne IS36 's4' - '''0 0e''"'e'
1ApP'"'eu "e - III 1gSNJpv VIZ rr>,,y.DDc
" - w ~AA~Do'
An Act in addition n nm Az, or,;.l.d 40, A...
,,,ote Nc aI.ctr &c c ~. eilu an I:acAO .es
State into Districts for that parpose H ''ue 'i4S
,;res IN Gener,I as IT, ~ r.
shan bo -. anat tne own OF
oeSenun senatorial D1stnct OF TINS STATE -
GHAuNcEY +: CLEVELAND.
opeakeI OF lne House q representatives.
E.bEN4zER SSTODDARDs Fresloent OF the senate.
approved June D 1870; -, ,,,s,,, H..
HENRY w. EDWARDS.
An ,r.;o
An Act IN aouiu0n 10 an ACT. emitted an Act tor the
regulation OF School Societies. and for the support
q Sr Scaoo w. ;.,.,.,.c ~, u
DEC. l. se q eaaeed the Senate and House e Rep
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14
Public Statute Laws,
PASSED NAY SESSION, 1886.

An Act in addition to an Act entitled an Act relative
to Incorporated Banks. I
BE enGctedby dhe Senate aud House of Representa-
tues, IN General Assembly cOnuened, That an Banks
that have been incorporated in this State shall here
after issue bills as notes but those which are made
payable at the Banks where issued, and notes of all
denominations shall be regularly numbered when ssu-
ed. CHAuNcEY F. CLEVELAND,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
EBENEzER SToDDARD, President Of the Senate.
Approved June 4, 1885,. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14

An Act in addition to an Act, for the admission and
settlement OF Inhabitants in Towns. IL
tpes, General 1ssembly convened That whenever a.
ny person is admitted to settlement in any Town in
this State by consent Of the Civil Authority and Sc
such Civil Authority and Selectmen, acting as one
Board, shall be quorum for that purpose.
Bet further enacted, That any two Of the Civil Au
ing Of the Board aforesaid the purpose Of admits
inhabitants, by causing notice TO be left with NC Jun
er members Of said Civil Authority and s.ectmen OF
their usual places o resde1cs o;ce fe for said meet
inc. and when so NOTICE shall be the duty Of such
Civil Authority 81 selectme1 to assemble IN Joint
meeting an the sle and place designated in said no.
tee. ana ~nen assembled, 70 proceed to receive and
upon all applications that may be made 70 them
m behalf Of persons residing in sand Town. TO be ad-
en- a Aforesaid any Of the Civil Authority Or Select
men, shal! refuse to attend, or Withdraw rom sad
meeting those who attend, remain, q maJonty OF
said Board shall proceed TO business and exercise the
same powers in regard to the admission and settlement
of inhabitants as If all the members OF said Joint Board
S ' CHAUNcEv r. CLEVELAND,
7k Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
EBEnEzER SToDDARD. President OF the Senate
1i's'eN ' HENRY w. EDWARDS
An Act securing 70 Msch ls Lien on Land and
SEC. l. Be enacsad blythe Sesase and House Of Rep:
Tess"aatipss, in Geasar AssssSly CONFIRMED That all
and every dwelling house or other building hereafter
constructed, erected q repsiEsd in any city that is
may be Incorporated IN tbs State, the expense %
which building q repairs % the mechanic or Ills seFvi.
ces thereon, sha! exceed the sum a two hundred dol
lars, shall with te land nwhichthe same may stand
be subject to the payment q any and an suIns that
may be dne d owing from the propelOf Or pfUpresors
70 die contractor contractors for such b0difie or re-
pairs By Feae0n Of any work done q materials found
o. pgUsided for or m the erecting. couctne Or no
pairing such buildings, and the same shall be lien on
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14

r r g
An Act in alteration of an Act entitled an Act 70,
constituting and regulating Co1rts and for appoint,
ing the times and places Of holding the same"
BE Il enacted BIZ the Senate and HOsse Of RepesenAn.
tiUes, in General That the Town OF
Ledyard shall belong to, and constitute part Of the
Probate District Of Stonington. "A ~ 5stva9ss
- CHAUNcEY F. CLEvEI.&NDs
Speaker of the House Of REPRESENTATIVES
EBENEzER SToDDARD, President 0f the Senate.
Approved June 3, 1886. .ss,.. 49, ~
HENRY w. EDWARDS. Z
Bill for Public Act. a s'
An Actin addonto an Act for the regulation of Civil
Actions. % - a
BE enacted By the Senate and House of Representa-
10es q" Genen0! Assembly convened That the Town Of
scrbed in the Act for the regulation of Civil Actims
and tor the purposes therein mentioned ten Jurymen
from said Town. 'atrla
et CnAUNcEY F.. CLEvELAND,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
EBENEzER SToDDARD; President Of the Senate.
Approved June 3, 1896.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-07-14

MACKEREL No. 1, for sale by
1N& June 16. NORTH g. MORSE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-18
THOMSONIAN
INETR MARY.

"HE Subscriber, having been for more than two
Il years, in constant and successful practice, now
oilers his services to the public a Botanic Physic
idn.-He would respectfully inform the inhabitants
of Newport and the adjoining towns, that he has
Gently removed from the corner Of Bread 81 Collins
streets, TO the more commodious house at the
of Spring & M-streets, (or the better accommoda-
ton of his numerous patients, which daily calling
upon him,) where he will administer the Pure Thom-
souian Medicines to such as may f'vI him i'll, their
patronage. No pains will be spared TO render the
patients comfortable, and to restore them to health
Situated in one Of the most healthy places in onr
land the subscriber Hatiers himself that the advana-
ges of this lnfrmary surpassed by few nstitu-
tons of the kind in this country. To his former
friends and patrons he tenders his most hearty thanks;
and should they stand in need of his services he is
ready to administer to them such remedies as the God
Of Nature has bountifully scattered fields
This Infrmary will be conducted under the imme-
date patronage of DIR. SAMUEL THOMSON.
1homs0n's nep guide to health:
Robinson s Lectures
And n general assortment OF
THoMsoNIAN MEDICINES,
constantly on hand and for sale at the Iniir-
mary. G. GARDNER.
I'erms.-S3 for a course of medicine
50, so per per week for board, including light
medicines.
The Vapour Bath is now in readiness for
those who wish to take it.
Newport, May 18th, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-18

Ho,o much Sleep ?-Dr. Alcou. (the ed
itor of the "Moral Reformer,") in the
I" Young Mother" contends for the posi-
tion that most persons between 20 and 20,
require at least six hours of sound sleep
during the twenty-four. He notices, how
ever, divers theories of those who have held
otherwise. Bexter, for example, thought
four were enough; Wesley, 6; Jeremy
Taylor, 81; Frederick the Great, 6; to
which it is added that Bonaparle got on
very well with four for long time that
Lord Brugham does the same. Habit, no
doubt, does great deal here, and peculiar
ties of constitution will do still more. We
know an individual, distinguished Cor health
of body and for strength of mind, who new
er receives more than 3 hours, frequently,
if not generally, less; sometimes none, alb
for two or three days, without ap-
pearlng to suffer in convenience by the
abstinence. He is now, we think, from so
to 60 years ofage. 1t is rather difficult to
make rules for such men.
". T. J0U. Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-05-18
SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Friday, May l3-Barque Harvest Picksns, from
South Atlantic, via Table Bay, with lA00 bbs oil,
(350 sperm.) and 1900 lbs. bone, TO p. Clarke. {.
Devans, and others.
Saturday, l4.-Brig Juno, Wilbur, from Provi-
dence, for rNoroik.-Schr's Emperor Godfrey, from
Philadelphia for Providence.-Samuel Crocker,
Shores, from Taunthn, for Baltimore.-Sloops,
Franklin, Allan, from Taunton, for New-Bedlord.-
Tecumseh Vars from New York, for Providence.
Sunday, l5.-Brig Ruby, Duchindof, Quincy,
for New York.-Schooner Aaron, Litileheld, from
bingham, ishing-Dorcas Howes, Burgess from
Boston, for New fork.-Envoy, Hawes, from do.
for do.-Wesiern Trader, Gorham, from do. for do
Albany Packet, Bangs, from do. for Albany.-Mary,
Goodspeed, from do. for Hartford.-Convoy, Crow
ell, from Portland, for Alexandria.-Concord,
Thatcher, from Bangor.-Sloops Geo * Henry, fin
Boston, for ew-London.-Cabhot Grey, from do,
for New York-Schr's Samuel. Berry, from Boston
for Noriolf-Byron Bessy, from wnsham, for N.
York.