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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08
From our Correspondent Rothsehild-No. Kill
WAsHrNeroN, Sept 5, 1897.

WASHINGTON, Sept 5, 1887.
Who is your correspondent Talleyrand? The
raordinary revelation that he made fire days before
hand OF the principal features Of the Presidents Mes
sage certainly entities him to the cognomen you have
been pleased to give him. My own knowledge of the
state o the country the Of the late revuson,
and the political dishonesty Of the great parties led
me, long since to the very conclusions that Mr..
Van Buren, has ably developed in his message. but
that he wosd dare TO touch boldly upon the Of
the times and throw himself so unhestangly back up
on The constitution, always doubted. Therefore /
looked upon the letter Of Talleyrand announcing his
Intentions the result of inquiry into the subject
OF currency and the doings Of party than as di.
revelation OF the secrets Of the palace What
my surprise this day, whom heard the message per-
fecy corroboraic the views Of your very able
pondcnt At that you had a correspondent
every WY worthy OF your confidence, and fully quail
fed for the difficult task that he has assumed Who he
u.s. and what he u.s. daily and hourly inquiries in this
city. lie will yet prove a very Junius to dishonesty
mgovernment party fury and the insinccre procs
OF love for the people made by both whig and democrat
His shafts are aimed wherever found NAV
they speed home with the rapidly and certainty OF the
lightning, carrying death TO the evils snder which we
are laborng through the sres OF party, end may they
stand trembling in the bodies OF the wreches who have
40 long imposed upon Us ill the whole people shall
know them as the enemies of their constitutional rights
But what think you of the messagel 1t is addressed.
as was II would be- to the agricultural interests.
Mr. Van Buren, has thrown himself and wisely too up.
on the democracy Of the country and the fears Of
the London bankers have been realized What will
be done nowl Our position is unparalleled. The
chants may talk till doomsday Their pensioned press
cs may chatter till the day Of Judgment for their rascal
ities here below. IL will all be OF no avail The evils
OF the mercantile system ru be tolerated no longer
There is sound that the Federal government
should lepislsic for class of individuals the
clusion Of other classes No man, set Of men
should have the immunity Of law and express provision
give him or them the start Of others Merchants have
enjoyed this system Of exclusive Legislation long
enough TO the deriment Of their fellow citizens Mr..
Van Buren, has given the system Of banking and favor
iism its death blow. His reasoning the subject is
clear close crse and philosophical and his conclusions
truthful such as no man dare gansay. Fer this
part OF his dissertation American financial economy,
he deserves n crown OF laurell
have ever been convert 10 the constitutional mode
oil administering government II must be evident
any cool any dlsPassionatc inquirer that this mode did
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08
u NEW HAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ Short mapped and plain Beavers, possessing all the re-
&X qulsiies OF the motcosiy the reduced price
Tine subscriber, after nine years practical experience
IN all The branches OF his business having established himself
in trade, offers to his friends and the fashionable comn
ny at his Sales Room No. Hanover street opposite the
change superior assortment of Hats of
rom the medium to the plain, which, in point OF economy,
style OF fnish and ashopabe appearance stand unrvae
He intends vending his hats the fixed and unaerabc
OF Sl25cents and the price greatly reduced pre-
cude the possibility of selling unless for cash delivery
they are equal in sold in the city
as The subscriber has made and useful improve
the manufacture OF his hat bodies which cause them
remely light and durable weighing from 70 ozs and
ne tears no rival in the department of he hopes his
viii meet with that they justly merit and will
direct his aensnte this style of hats only he feels confident
IN producing the most economical, fashionable and durable
hat thai now offered for tho examination OF Discerning
munlty.
Arrangements have been madeo reception of the Lon.
don and Paris fashions, Immediately introduction
among the fashionab.es Of those cities
ROWE CO., No Hanoverst,
between Wall and Beaver directly opposite the Excha nge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08

THE SUBSCRIBEN has received bv lhe last ARRIVAL,
from Europe, elegant assortment of the uhderSen
toned ertcles which he offers for sale the
terms, -
Lamps guilt bronze marble and cut glass; hanging
lamps IN gilt and bronzed for oil, gas cardles hall lamps
bronzed cut glass drops spanges candes.
bras ladies work boxes and tables plated
candlescks ana branches plated
bottles stands &c. Ac single and double prrcussion
guns pocket, holster, and uuelnng pistols
ie3-y3n'H&C W. II. WREAKS. lf5 Fulton street
vIIIh AMERICAN EXCHANGE COMpA-
Il NY.-TO THE PUBIIC-By a late Of the egisla
nre OF ms state so much OF the restraining law prohibits
individuals associations from keeping offices Of
deposie repealed. Under this law association has
been formed, under the of THE AMERICAN Ex-
CHANGE COMPANY-tbe object Of which Is 10 provide n
safe well profitable place for the all sums
money not less than twenty five
Certificates of depose signed by the Treasurer and Secre
ary OF the Company will be given those whs may
poe Special depoites II on time will draw proper
Tomato to the amount and time of investment General depo-
sites are such may be Withdrawn any moment and will
draw interest
The money deposited with the Company will placed in
the hands OF the Treasurer and the other Members of the
hold themselves all times in readiness demands
OF de?osors.
collateral and additional security propp return Of
all deposited, large
ell In use-swhe entirely
rest whatever either directly indirectly, in the affairs OF the
Company the value and proceeds Of which will be appropra
ted tar be necessary the full payment
The deed Of trust of trustee and all particulars
which depositor have interest," will be exhibited them
the office Of the Company No. ~ Wall st. or at the Office Of
the Recorder, in the city Of New York. au7lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08

Mr.. Clarke from your State, put in nomination the
Madisonian. Hereby hangs tale for your special un
travelling.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08
A CAUD.-To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
N LADY MONTAGUF,s COMPOljND CUJNEaT

A ,chhwwDnTo LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:.-
SOAP prepared beautiful ezo,ics and warranted per
fecty innocent completely erscates tan, cces pmpes,
skin; transforms even de mos ssiow covplss
IONS into radiant whenes, mPsrting 10 II beautiful uve-
Gen,lemen amer shaving, win hod aIsy the irritsb,y
and pain nnd render the skin sr'co,h pleasant
g. corn,, Of William DR. Hart, corner e :sd Cham
liz Canal ST. corner Lawrence st. sulsIm
OOTs-BO0TS.-BUeT AND SHOE STORE
ID At MkRviNs No 100 spring street. !. the place where
large store Is filled nearly TO escrs with almost every descrp
ton Of mens and chdrens Boots and Shoes Gen
ssnmaac ens as s9G ny bs asa % e a"s %
olsrre and snail hoys Boots sold verv cheap Ia
dies and chdreDs Boots shoes and slippers Of every kind
~, sc and a9ay y soTos use sad ancomos low q No
the rnllie will lose noihinr by calling. aulflm'
DyCxsLAY,s Liquid COMPOSITION, tor
removing the blue from stove bars without injury tho
h and o cleaning brass, copper, pewter TIM sc with half
The liquid not only restores the polish To steel tina, has
been exposed " the action Of fire. lat speedily III
'aiu rust from dead ground and lenders brass. COP
per srannis metal and pswsr are cesn.sa " y with 70.
IN use for years gives ,e polish II sew cpes u rensyes
grease ink gs Or ssy STAIN. from pais with The greatest "a
Brass Iscquered urnure win retain lbs original brlancyH
'J Jsss Ss 'fiG;f z eR AZ NJ Fulton.
QLEACHING PoWDBNs.-rhe .ut-eribers ne
ing agents for the safe Of Bcyd and sons Chlorate Of
10 any extent at the lowest market pcrs For purity ard
strength they viii be found fully equal any
Nils country or in Europe.
J. CANpBELLA PERssE
su4-f No lie h liz Nassau street
SARsAPAEILLA AMP Lrwor syrUP,
- manufactured expressly for soda and for family
and better quality be found this city esewherc
BY " GHEGoRy, at his Vanilla Cream Candy Msnulsesry
49, William ~. heiwsru lahr an' Nrisnr 'eof
SUsPENsvSN BA eDAsEs--A compete a.
- somfnl 81 ss mi rubber and cotton for 'ae wlne'h
or retail. III No. q Ann At 4u4
II HEessiE 49, str slfs AgH-in any qnaa.
- N.Y. nay 9e WI, WITH lnll recticns Cor use ~
ic2y DA LEWIS FEuCHTwANGER. 2 Cortlandt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08
From our Evening Edition of yesterday.l
From Washington.

We are full OF our Washington correspondence TO-
day The interest increases, we approach the great
conflict involving the continuance Of the Banking sys-
tenn Gradually every in the community is begin
ming 10 inquire, "what is doing in Washington = Read
and find out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-08

SYHUp SAUSAPARItbA AND LEMON
- syRtp Ola very superior qualify, manufactured apd for
sale wholesale and retail the low price OF per
ny the single BOTTLE and warranted COED as
any made IN this city, by GREGORY,
1871 William IT.
NB sarsaparilla draughi los gallon, for soda
tcr au0t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
No. IL


As Aer, in addition to act entitled ian act TO pro
vide for the receipt and distribution Of the public mo
ney Of the United States which may be deposited
with this State
SIC. !. is hereby enacted bg the General a.
',r,biv # the State q, Eseraoni That .noh '"sns
~ this state as may have appointed trustees, u.
gfeeably to the provisions Of the second section OF
the &c, to which this 10 in addition. saving that
such trustees may have been appointed af'er The
first day Of January last and such towns shall,
at their next March meeting for the choice OF
town officers, elect trustees III the manner provided
10 the act aforesaid shall be entitled to receive
their proportion Of the public money, under the
same rules and regulations as are provided in ihe
aforesaid act. in the same manner though such
towns had appointed trustees within the time spe-
cited in eoid act.
| Prorided. That nothing IN this act shall be go
construed as 10 compel the treasurer Of this state
to violate any existing contract IN relation to sad
| surplus money Prou ded also, that the proys-
! ions Uf this act shall not embrace those town.
which may have voted no, receive their share OF
sad money.
SIC. .. This act shall take effect from and af.
ter the passing ofthe same.
SEC. 3. Ii shall bs the duty OF the trustees in
each town to make report Of their proceedings to
! heir respective towns at their annual March meet.
| ings.
| Approved by the Governor, Oct. 25 1871
c. l.. KNAPP, Secretary OF State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

consist of thosc y,eocs II beef NSeh orc eHei'deo
hofn aess, navy mcss. number ore, and itme
bo,c mentioned (A.l Including hearts her ehecA
piece. } and shall be 7atsed and inspected by The
inspector rcnc,al 90 hi. deputies, "a The zane
manner a. No ! q, Pnnc. aad shaii BE eianaed
Cargo, 6fst tsains from sa'd pieces ckciodcd 80
AFORESAID. naoeiy from ne end " The neck, not
ce. Than four p"un's. nor more ihan siN pounds,
and from the shank snd shin oi each qoa'ief mot
ICES than four pounds Nor more than eight pounds,
~hich pieces t'us itkon % she'll DOT be exported
lfum thw STATE.
Src .. Any 'aw Inconsistent With ihe PROVE
IONS a. ,,ns act IL hereby repealed.
Src. 3 THE &c, saan iaEc effect end be II
force from aod sref lie pHsseSc.
[Appro,od by the Go,eruor Oct. 30 1871
C. l.. KNAPP. Secretary OF State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

81 .4ngBshHo, Oct p. The capture of the chip.
has by increased the friendly feelings Of the
Indians towards US 1t IL generally expected that there
wall be some hard fighting, and that they will be rem
deFed more desperate than ever. Even those now in
our hands seem 10 doubt ths they viii be Of
the country, 90 We have been informed
On Monday, q Indians, squaws and negroes, were
captured near Fort Psyton and brought to town, and
on "wednesday, family Of FIVE Indians were taken
These are probably the last Of the routine Of those
chiefs " ho came 10 hold The 'tak They gave no in.
formation Of any others coming in There IRE now
la Indian and negro prisoners confined the for,
BfgadIer General Hernandez, with force Of about
a0p men marched south on 1hursday morning iast.
u ma may be termed the opening OF the campaign
his campaign VIII be vigorous one, Judging from
the active preparations making in Ill quarters Gen.
JesnP determined 10 end the war, II possible and
all hazards and # ma,ured plans, fresh troops, smpe
supplies .nrrRy end perseverance, viii accomplish so
detirAble an end, Il will be done.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
No. Ia.

~ Acr IN addition To entitled repust-
ing town meetings AMI the choice and duty OF tow n
officers"
RS hereby enacted by the General assembly Of
the State Of permoat, That the first section of an
act entitled "sn act regulating town meetings and
he choice and Duty Of town officers passed Feb.
ruary twenty eighth, 1897, shall not be con
strued as to adm, any person to vote in town meet
ings, except such PERSONS list shall have been Ia
ken in such town the preceding year.
Prorided. That any person who shall be ex-
empt from iaxaiion Ia consequences Of having ar
rived at he age of sixty years shall be entitled
to the privileges he has by virtue Of the fi-s,
ssux,on net utoresalc.
IApproyed by the Governor Oct. 20, 1887
c. l.. KNAPP, Secretary of State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
No. 10
As Ac1 to regulate the inspection Of provisions intend.
ed 10 be exported from tins state.

Az Act TO regulate the inspection Of prov intend.
ed 10 be exported from this state.
SECTION l. Il i, hercly enacfc! by the Gereyol
.1ssemLiy Of the state Of jcrmoai, That n beef.
winch the INSPECTOR General or his deputies shsil
on exsm,usuuH find 10 have been killed OF prop
age. and 10 be fat, and ojAer~ se good oud mrr.
chantsbic shall DC dSiaed luio five different sorts.
for packing into lcrces barrels or ha.fbsuels, To-
be denominaled snd branded, respectively, Mss
Nary, .n,@ .\umbcr one, Prime. aud C1rgo.
Mess heel shall consist of the choice pieces Of OK
en- or steers, well talled aud Ching six HUNDRED
pound and upwards the fLIt shoulder clod and
not lees than eight pounds Of tie neck shall be 10.
ken from each fore quarter and he legs md leg
rand from the hind quarters and each tierce bar.
rel and hsll-barrei coulsinng beef VI this dcsonp.
ton shall be branded on one of zoe heads. Mos
BrJ. Navy mess beef shall CONSIST OF the choice
pieces token, steers COWS and heiiers, weighing
iouf hundred pounds or more and to s,ersce five
hundred and hfy pounds the chin. shoulder. clod
shd necs shall be aiken from the fore-quariefs and
he egs and leg rand from The hind quarters. the
beef 10 be cut into pieces Of nearly eight pound.
each. possible, aud branded, Nary Mess.
Number One beef shall consist Of choice pieces Of
oxen sieers. COWS and b.iiers. not under four hun
dred pounds weight and to s,ersge d.e hundrel
and tseriy pounds weight. vitEcst suy shake
and wiih not more lhsn ok pounds of the neok Of
each fore quarter. Ga one head o. each tiefce
barrel Or hSssrrel Consisting beef Of this deseri2-
u0n, shall be branded Ne /. Pun,e beef shsll
consisi II fst es'te of al descriptions not before
mentioned tbols eAeePteo) ~iih not more then d, 4
neck and Ia o shanfs and without sny hooks each
tefes barrel ard hsfhsrfel Of beef u tas descrip-
tioa shsl te DREADED P0~r Csryo BEEF .hsH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
A. Al IN r.l,u.n .oths dseA,rEs Of Mortgage Deed.


n i. a,reby ENACTED BY the Grnerai .is'em5iy o.
hs Stair Of Tsrmoa., That any mortgages OF aay
lands. irnctnens heredfsntnts, his or her heirs,
executors. adfninlstrstors or assigns, having re-
-eiyrl fuu satisfaction of the mortgage money,
,hpil a, the request and cos, Of The mortgage; bis
~ her heirs. oSecutors administrators or assigns
-ctnnslede payment ,hereofby Masking cerilh-
-ale opon the mortgage deed signing the same
sNI stising his zeal thereto 10 the presence OF one
~ m1re witnesses. which certificate the moriga-
E7f, his or her heirs. executors or administrators
may cause to be recorded upon the margin OF the
reeurd OF such mortgage. which shall thereafter
discbsrge such mortgsgeand record, and perpe,u
ally bar oil sctious TO be brough, thereupon in any
court OF record as efec,ually il discharged in
the nsnner required By the eleventh section OF ar
C., psssed March sixth, 1907, entitled "an ne'
regulating toe Conveyance OF real estate. and fol
tSs prevention VI frauds therein"
Approved oy the Governor. Oct 23, 1887.
G. l.. KNAPP, Secretary Of Stale.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DISASTER 900
LIVES LOST.

The New Orleans Commercial bu'e'in OF The
80 las. contains account Of dfoAelU' steam
tosi accident Nv which 500 e,nirrani lnd'Sus wcr"
rasncd. !, rrrears thu. The steamer Monmouth
Ich New Orleans wuh GIL Creek Indians on bon'd.
dcf,inod 90 thc,r new wcs'ern home. on Arkansas
1yct. "In eovg w the Mississippi through
Prophet Island Bcnd, che Nss ne, by tie chip
Trenton "a tow 90 the steamer Warren. descend
ng the liver. Il Voc after dsth. and through the
uismauogcmcn, cr ihe officers and tbe obscuuiy
Of the scene, a collision took place between the
meeting ,csse's. aud tie Monmouth Immediately
sunk from the violence ut the cnucussou--her
cabin parted from the hull ana drled sooo dts-
lance down the river. when u broke ~ pieces pnd
all its inmates we're ptccip,taied into the water. -
OF The large number of Indians on board only
three bundled we're saved. Whether any at tie
crew were saVod OF not We have not learned
The mshep IL Hscrbcd chiefly 10 the neglect 81
he officers ot the Monmouth. She was running
! 10 part uf the stream where by thc usugcs o
/ The Mssssppi navigation she had rtcht to- 60
aud mere OF course the descending boo; DID uo
/ expect 10 meet her"
/ G5sThc True American hints that the Mon
mouth was unseaworlhy, old aud rotten, .nd pro-
! cured by the contractors because she was cheap
aud ihc, 10 moke their profits larger, the IhdIan
were packed Oh the deck and IN tie cabin 10 4 de
gree that was offensive To tv,ty sense and feeling
- Erring Post.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

Tthsrlco, Oct. The private informatcs We rave
received from Mexico represents the country 10 be IN
most dcPiorsble condition. Marsuders swarm on ~.
cry highway, while the imbscile government. dessit.
10 GOOD intentions cannot cheek robbery The con
quota from Iseeas was STACKED by l51 Of these ms.
eehnts and The leader Of the treasure after having
men kuied, fell gnsyousiy wounded On the other
hsno NE asssssns lost IL u ih.r party but
themselves Of SJOD c0il:fs. II 10 s1d likewise that
a'imiiar encounter took place the route between
Hellco and Vera Cruz Co01r9erc. "a. ives, .bb
ne Treble grVrrnn osers no ssrstir ut.,st,, =
mercantile .ssfs .'''-t ~ Co-.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

A. Acr 10 provide for r.pOr,ng the decisions OF tn
Su,rems Court.


A. Aer provide for reporting the decisions Of the
Supreme Court
Sac. I, 10 horeJy cHaefsd BY he General ia
sn.ay of "a. State o. Fcrmonf. That the Senste
end Hcusc Of Representative, IN Joint assembly
at the present session Of the General Assembly and
snnually iheiesfer shsl elect some person TO be
reporter Of the decisions Of the supreme court OF
tins state.
SEo. 2 shall be the du,y Of such reporter
personally 10 attend the sessions OF said court and
make snd fs',hfilly digest and prepare Tor puhca-
tea su'hcatic reports Of the cases already decided
sad mol reported, and ell cases that may hereafter
be decided saa shall annually Al his own expense
pasli.h At lsss. tao hapdred copies Of the same,
OF wh,eh be shsi deliver to the Secretary 81 State,
fry cope. Tor the Use Of tbe state. and alec that
the reporter sitl pubsh and deliver TO the Libra.
ran at me state house in each year one copy OF
saiI reports f,r esch organized town 10 The sale
TO BE- f3rhishel a. the sexual ecst u publication
and paid Cor By the state.
Sac. 3. Such reporter shall annually receive
90, Of the treasury Of tbs state seven hundred
iol.afs which sum, together with he proceeds a
r,lng f,om the ssie Of ssid reports, shall be hi'
eompehs.iion for reporting said decisions.
sac 4. Il shall be the doty Of the judges q
the .sprsne eooft 70 prepare and furnish 10 tho
reporter, % OF Lefore the fret day Of October ~
each year. correct reports Of the opinions by then
go0e'siis gwen.
Sso. D. An ,ei entitled "sn tct providing to-
The publication Of The reports II The decisions O.
the sups.n- eoun." psssed October the ,~snis
n.nih in me year ose Thousand sight HUNDRED ats
ts,nly nine and ID. Ere, seeoa Of an &C, eniileC
"a set to provide f.F rePouing tie decisions OF
the soprene eoen cf lGdiestufs. sIa Tor other pur
Posss.- p.sse4 on the ,hinecnih Gay OF No'em0e
IN the year one iLoUssnd eigh: hundred sod t~en
Iy-sssen. AIS hereby repealed
lA75foFed b. the Gorerner, No'. l, 1887.
c. l. KNAPP. Secretary Of State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
No. Is.

AZ Aor to settle the boundary line between the town
Of Fillmore and Worcester.
is hereby enacted BY Ike General .fssemliy Of
The State If Vermont, That the Surveyor Geueral
Of this state 90, aud he hereby is, authorized md
directed to make accurate survey of the bonn
dairy line between the towns of Emore and Wor-
cester, and the same distinctly mark ont with prop
er metes and bounds, and cause a copy OF SAID
survey TO be recorded in the town clerks office in
each of said towns,--one half Of the expense Of
such survey to be paid by he town Of Eim0re end
the other hslf by the town Of Worcester.
[Approved by the Governor. Oct. 30, 1887.
{. l.. KNAPP, Secretary oil State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

~ F''f 'tlaNAs ~ wv SuHiS'a'g'
u is ssreby enacted ~ The General .4s',m5ly o
tie STATE Of PoFmoHf. That judge Of the su-
preme onur;, who shall try any Cause IN The coun-
~ CONT 90 which trial thero rhs be reserved any
question of law by bill ofexcePions, motion in sr-
res, or ohe,Ni-e shsll a., in bsnk. on the hearing
or such question questions, OF have sny voice in
Re decision thereof
Improved by the Governor. Oct. 80 1887.
c. l.. KNAPP. Secretary Of Stale.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21
No. Is

As Aor repeating act entitled Gan act to preserve
fish in Willoughby Lake.
II is hereby enacted By Tie General .9ssr'njiy n
The State Of Tcrmoni, That the act enlied an
oct to preserve fish IN Wil!oughby Lake passed
The second day Of November, one thousand eight
hundred and thuty-fvc, be- and the is here
By repealed.
IAppro,ed BY the Governor, Oct. 81, 1887.
&. l.. KNAPP Secretary Of State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-11-21

A. AsI. Concerning the fsvIsion Of tbe stAtois
Il "a hcrsts eAaoied ~ the Geaorai .t''' ably Of
IA STATE u Jcrssoai. That the commissioners To
oe appointed 60 re,isc The fiSiuie laws ~ h,s
state. are soihoused TO procure the res'-Ion. or
ny PAT: thereof. --when prepared by lhcm,-to bs
printed. fpt ,he use og the General Assembly.
Prorides. the number of copies OF any bill, go
ordered TO be printed. .hal not exceed four hun.
dred.
[AppfoSed by the Governor, Nov /. 1897
{. l.. KNAPP, Secretary ., state.