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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

Amodsl ola new Portable pAeEIss PArss"
ee'isrsd for packing Cotton, Hay. Sc We.
left at our Office few d,,. since. 10y the In
'enior. q gentleman Of Slaun,on, Va. Its ne
rita have not yet been yra,tieall. tested. but
we have no doubt the prine.2le upon which
II Is constructed u good ono for the puIpo-
sc, for which the Press is intended. Il Ia.
been examined by number of persons. more
competent judges Of such matter, than our
selves, who speak In comment, alton of il. de-
'ign, powers, SC. The h.ciiitie. now sc.
dotded. BY means Of tho Rail-Roai and ca
nal. for tho conveyance Of Hay 10 the bc,,
markets, considered in oonneNion with tn
late failures Of the wheat crop, have turned
The attention Of many Of our farmers to the
Hay crop, ne an article Of trade, who have hi
therto valued II only on account Of their own
stock Hence, machines for packing will soon
be In great demsud and IL tho one before u.
shall prove =, useful for til, purpose, a, the
model indicates, our hay-packeu will DO un-
der strong oblIgati ms TO the inventor; as II
Is The oPlnion Of some, that 1t possesses i'm
portant advantages over many Of the hay and
cotton presses now in u'e. Its portsblenes..
aud eapability OF possessing any dc,irable
power. and yet be operated by hand power,
with much expedition, are some Of tho con-
alterations in its favor The power applied IN
pressing, is acquired by the application Of the
jnck-'erew power 90 the siraicbicnins m
elbow. one Of our bee, farmers, VIC under
stand, has ordered one Of these machine.
which viii probably he in operation at L,s
farm near th. place, ia few day. The mo-
del will remain at thu, office. short time. flr
Tie inspection Of any who may wash to zee It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

BETTER SrILL.-P. S.-By despatch.
rs forwarded by express to -. Mays
and though brought by the Ockmul.
gee, not opened ugtil her arrival here
ihuen.) one addressed 20 an Office
on board, contains the important intel.
iiI"ncc, that OceolA, subsequently to
lie foregoing news. came in 10 Jcsup',
camp. with 800 followers. He ranged
hls men ~ line and concealed him>ei,
reinnd 4 tree: when Jesup came M.
D" lJcrg'1) sp-anE from The tree and
gave himself up a p'i.oUcr OF ar and
haS thus ,ecurcd himseli the title OF
hero.-EI. DIri-n TEL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

II sad that the goose quill, used IN the
sIpunging farce, was taken from the wing Of
an old goose that hs, been feeding for many
years on the lawn in front Of the President.
palace; md that the sensitive old creature.
when she heard Of the di'honor Of her feather,
S,rsighiwhy went and drowned bsueIf In
Goose Creek"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The New York Gazette 'ayI:--"It is stated
that a personal friend Of Gen. Jackson has o,-
Pou'ed his quarrel with Mr. Calhoun, and
called upon the latter for that satisfaction
which 'one gentleman is expected to render 70
Another.'"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The St Louis Republican. Of the a7th Jan
states that Gov. PoINpEXrLn il dead The
wounds received by him from n f,ll OF n
iloiel IN Natche,, proved fatal TO hi, life. AZ
ter hs friends had begun to entertain strong
hopes Of his recovery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

Tho 'roFkin'yi.lc ny Gazette says-"Le,
every man Grst purchase Biaie. aud then
subscribe for Newspaper, far The two iogc-
Their viii mske him whatever he desire, TO be,
Nhether It be farmer, mechanic. a poet, a
philosopher, a statesman. or a divine"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
SANTA ANNA AND MEXICO.

The Express Mail Of TUESDAY n,,bt
brought us Zip from our attentive
correspondents of the New OIean.
Bulletin Of the 9TH inst cont,,n,oy
The important Information. derived bv
. letter received IN New Orleans from
Vera Cruz, dated the 22d Of January ,
that the acting Government Of Mckee.
upon receiving information d the hbe-
ration OF Santa Ana, bad. upon the
supposiiion that he would most proba.
bly, proceed 10 Vera Cruz. IMMEDIATE
iy despatched an order 10 the author
hes at that place 10 receive him with
'all The honors due 10 the PRECEDENT Of
The Republic This TACT renders n
almost certain that BIS power and ,n.
huenoe over the Mexicin Nation Will
ne completely re-osiablshed. an event
fa1ght with much inicrestto the cause
OF Texas. and not entirely un,mpo,.
lani' since the late War Message Of
General Jsckson) % this Country -
santa Ana Is bound by every pnnc,ple
OF honor to fulfil the stipulai,ons Of he
treaty betweea biuseli and the Texan
Govsrnmsnt--and will scarcely have
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

bill has passed the ssnste OF the Cniiei
etat'', prescribing death as the punishment Tor
the crime ct burning any Of tho public build
ings Of tho Government
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
coNeRrs..-rL. HOUSE OF R.,,..,r,,

CoNGREss.-Tts House OF Representa-
n'es b" been chiefly engaged tho las, week
with The trial OF Reuben 81. Whitney, for a
contempt In refusing to sPpear before tie In
'sshseting Committee Of which Mr. Wise 4.
chairman On weducsts, the 18th no sp-
peared at tho bar OF The House, with hi.
counsel, Walter Jones aud >. $ KEY, E,qr,..
when his trial eommeneedby the examination
OF witnesses, which part Of the farce va, not
concluded At the last dates from Washing ton.
The House has adopted mode Of proceeding
which. Instead Of putting Whitney on hi, trial.
has changed the issue. and pu, Me,., Wise
and Psyton, sne, indeed. member, Of both To-
'ss'isating Committees. on their trial. wi,hou,
notice, wi,hou, arsaisumeni. and without sny
charge. general or specific
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The dwelling hruso of ne lion I,xs, A
Wi'r, q tho Eastern shore 81 yirgiui.. wa,
destroyed BY fse o few d,y, ,ines
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
ballot. to succeed Mr.. Robertson. n,

ballot, 10 succeed Mr.. Robertson N.
present Incumbent.
One a he mos,imror,,n, ,,lr;bu.a,
Of The Great Democranc Party ~, mus,
have ocooucd 20 every one i, the IA.
oiH'y with which - ,ransnu,e, men
unknown 20 fame into great aud ,lln.-
tu"u> oharsC'er>. Since cts domination
commenced. II has been no unusual
itHnc 10 see individuals elevated i.n,h
aud responsible stations. Who bcf5r.
had never enjoyed the good fortune q
reading their names IN a new >parer.
While men OF spoiles> fame are eyefv
day driven To obScurtv.
The new Councillor is the same who
contested the seat Of MIR. Scott ans
succeeded by his part, m the HOUSE,
diSrcgarding facts and peryeriing !.w.
Conscious that the people OF Powhaia
would m the Spring resent the ouiras.
perpeira'ed on their nights. the party
have taken the precau ION TO remove
the instrument through HON that out.
rage was inflicted, so az TO prevcnt a
d'rec, decision On their conduct by ths
people.
p Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

gentleman 10 Chsmher'eur:. r,ao,yl,,.
MA, advertiser pure iiri'i4y sruxo Wrttr''
sor isle, and anneHe' TIE following csula.
sais'. sad TO be from respectable farmer, in
Somerset county, 10 ,,s, state. By usy Of 70.
sommsndauons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
tPhiiad''Phis Psnn,yiranisn

Curious .iNNUNcIATioN- The cdi
,or OF newspaper someW here IN the
lioosIer State makes the following an
nunoiailon in his paper: The Editor
OF this paper will preach in the Semrna.
ny on Sabbath next at eleven O'Clock.
a Nj The man must not certainly
have his portion Of the Ills that Editor.
generally fall heir to- or he would not
be hi to preach; for mo,etv of The
VeKstion'. dIsspPoiniments. duns &c.
&c. that generally fall to the lot Of an
Editor, would make a preacher swear.
An editor. therefore, ought not 10 al.
tempt TO preach; he may pray II he
ohooses.-Ltr. Reporter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

Dec y. l.l6

Dec =. 1855
certify, that Ls,e raised ,ey.r,l eS,e,
II Spring Wheat vheh ha, slsay, p,o.
oueod good crops sud Tbs wear IL In great d..
mand All Who soWed it last year. az good
erops, snd u makes tie best sort on d,uT 1
vas the hrsi penon Inst raised ~ in ga, ,oyn.
". and think it preferable q any other ,5rt n
wheat, from experience u raising q several
years GEORGE GRAHAM
lTorsroWN, SoNrhsrr Corsrv.1
Dee %. 1888
WR,the undersigned, are perfectly aeous,nt.
ID With the Spring " Wheat, whirh DAVID sber.
81 has purchased q our nsizhbors Wsb,ve
raised u and seen % raised. and know Il to
produce good crops. good -four, and Wild veil
20 the aere. bUsbsi and 70 ilOur, and never knew
" 10 Be hurt by the fy or mildew, therefore
We you'd rscommsud u 20 pfeferabio 10 aay
ether Wbeat
.. Aass, David fHb.
Ss~i Sishlsy. CAuis' H.G,y
Gee. .9sknmsa, gska H,f,.
20" ny, yoHPA Ia44f"
siSnsA keller.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

y resolution was adopted bv the
House Of Delegate on he 9th instant.
authorizing a commIttc 10 te appoint
ed TO inquire into and report upon the
eXpcdiency Of lnstruoting our Senators.
and requesting our Representative, m
Congress, 10 advocate the immediate
recognition Of the independence OF
rrNas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

Ereii'menf NJ tie South The new,
Of the rejection, by the House Of Re.
preseniau'cs. Of the resolution offered
by Mr. Patton on The right Of slave,
10 petition created Is might be expect.
ed, great cXcitemcn! al :he South 80
when received 30 Richmond. resolu-
tons were introduced into the House
Of Delegates. reoit,nZ thc resolution re-.
J"cicd and referring the subject 10 q
select committee. On the Representa-.
hon OF several members that The deci-
'ipn would be- reconlIefrd the rrso.
lutons 40 the House OF Delegates we're
Withdrawn The Gnal vote however.
on 10" resoluuIns Of Nj lngcrsoll vas
'"'fely satisfactory sud had restored
quiet Bali Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

Zen Sco1T - al Richmond a
public dinner was ,ehdered 10 him. buS
he declined the honor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

We have just received the report OF
WN ~ MoRrLL. The Engineer " no
located The stanton and Winchester
Raj koad-hui Too late ilr Insertion
~ Tbs paper We will lav q bcft.
our reairrs go fuil next week. In the
mean tune We would remark that the
.'ir a'cs 10 this able auI experienced
Lneiacer 1T tie probable profits 10 thc
"o,Aho.iefs Of The Company are most
"''ienny and based upon ground hat
must appear 90 every one not exffsva.
CONT Our own opinion g.. thath is e..
hra'e Il profits Is even below bs
uu'h Tie gives 20 tie stockholders
something over eleven per cent per
annum on their stock.
asuaiea spssfsfor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
tR,stmoni Uz,s. FEB. Is.

The designating Doctrines Of Dall,,
and lngcrsoll have found champions IN
our Legislature. The senate has been.
discussing for several DAYS past the
proposition 20 tax specially the stock
of all incorporated companies, and D
render the charters subject 10 repeal.
alteration OF amendment. The latter
feature has already been engraf,ed IN
several acts establishing Savings Insti-
Shiuhons; but wee did not expect 10
see Efforts 10 clog the improvements Of
the country IN the manner proposed by
some of the Senatorial luminarics-
Somebody has very properly suggested
that the title Of such bill should be-
" An act 10 prevent The advance Of VIZ.
gina IN the arts and improvements Of
the age. aud n send her the downward
road. - Richmond Uhy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23
tH'S',''.'ss Ts,e1LsAl

The supreme Cont II the United
Si''e. iermin1ied iis annual .s..,., q,
Warrington. 90 Thurdty lat and
nearly a'lihe Judges have rttumtd ,o
theil homes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

WAS Prince Eugene. Who waa one 81 the
very ablcst among the renowned generals Of
he day, and Who has gained honor ~ MANY .
"eH-i'ughi held Of battle. made the foIlou ins
remarks 10 relation g. var,
The thirst Of renoWn sometimes IN .
1nuates itself into our councils under
The hypocriiioal gafb u national hon or.
u dwell' on imaginary insults. 1t sug.
grsis harsh and abusive language and
people 60 on from one thing o. another
hll they put an end 10 the lives Of half
a million Of men The call or var
proceeds generally from those Who
have no active share in %. tolls. as
ministers. women. and the longing
politicians Of large town"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-02-23

The Globe announces that he Flo.
rda var ha' already cot about H.,
mihonF Would mat his Wa..e o.,
money were 'ho only. or even ne
worst oi ihc calsrlnt4 occas,..eI 81,
that miserable contest 2
lHtg'rti.,ea Ts,,k L.shi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
RESOLUTIONS.

Resoisei by he Gsaerd 3sseabiy ef The STATE VI
Fermoni That neither Congress nor The State Go
yerna,rnts have any constitutional right 10 sbridge
the free oxprrs,on Of opinions. or lbe transmission
Of them through the public mail.
R,soie-d Tins, Congress DO posssss The power
10 sbol,h .lsyery aud the slave trade 80 the DIS
tret Of Cniubbis.
R,sa!red, That he exeslleney the Governor be
requested to irsnsin, copies II tie foregoing fsso
lvtinns 90 the executives ~ each Of The sistss and
each Of DOR seaaiDrs and Representatives. 10 Con-
grrss.
H. ne H.,, 81 Reyysseaf"iirrs, Nov. 10, l-9"'
Resolutions read ssa parsed.
A. T.. AfsEn ciert.
H.. Scaofs. Hos. 10. 1880.
Read snl resolved 70 eoneof
n. wiLiiA"a s-~--'ssf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
LAWS OF VERMONT.

ii-AN ACT, in sdiiiion to IN act entitled "sa
act relating 20 the appointment and dates Of
Inspector. Of Hope IN and for ,le State Of Yer.
mont"
Sec l. is her,by enacted bg The Gcnsrol Re
sea5lv Of fie Sate of Ieriaonf, TIM, one inspect
NJ II hops be annually appointed IN and ior each
county ia his state. wiihla each town, when the
count, convention Of such county may deem !, nc
ccssnry.
81. Ne hereby Cariirr cad'fef That the act
shall take effect from the passage thereof.
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Speaker Of the House.
d. NJ. CAMP, President, Of 'ho Scuste.
Approved S. II. JENlSON.
November 10, 1886
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
rnE HEIGHT OF the RIDICULOUS.

~ ottvru HotNts
! wrote some itn-s onee an tine
In ~oBdfous merry mood
And thought usual men would say
They were exceeding good
Thev were 20 queer 30 ven queer,
laughed .. would die
Albeit 10 the general Wy
A sober man an ].
Icallei lay rrryani, ard he cane
How Kind it Vas 81 him
To MAD slender mau ite me,
lie Of the mighty hmb
These u the printer" I exclaimed,
And in my humorous way,
addict ias ttiA,ng i~s,.l
,'Tlers u lie the d. TO pay"
lie tool tho paper. and watched,
AaI ,sw hio peep within
Al the htti Inc be read. his face
Was oil upon the eun.
lie re,d the neI, the grin grew broad,
Add shot from, ear 10 eAf.
lie read the third cbuckling moi sc
now beRan 10 hear.
Tho fourth h. broke into roar
The 9Th his waiaihand ,plt
The sixth be burst five buttons oG,
Aud laui5led into It,
r,en days aad nights with .loepless eve,
watched that wretoled man,
And since, never dare TO write
A. funny hs 7 can
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

36.-AN ACT. in addition 10 an act entiilod ian
oct directing The mode of appointing Electors of
President and Wee Prcsidcot " the y. States"
II is hresy cnsc'ei By ~, General .i."mIiy Of
the State Of tumoHt. as follows;
Sire. l. The Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
tives is hereby required and directed to provide a
box for receiving the ballots Of he voters for cleo
tors Of President and Vice Prosidcn, Of the United
States, hereinafter specified, bt the court house IN
Montpelier. on the second rpcsday of November
m The year ono thousand eight hundred aud thirty
SIX. and shall open the Same TO receive the said
ballots Mt o'clock IN the afternoon Of SAID day,
and close the same at three o'clock afternoon.
Sgc. q The snd clerk shall n, the tine and
place Aforesaid receive the ballots of the governor,
lieutenant, governor, secretary of civil and military
affairs state treasurer, secretary of state. auditor
of accolnts against the state, Librarian, reporters
of the two houses, and of the members of the Gem
era Assembly, and of the several officers OF the
two houses who legal voters for electors of
President aud Vice President OF the Unitod States.
aud shall take list of the voters who shal give 10
their ballots aud at the expiration of the time Of
baotng aforesaid, thall sort and count the bal
lots received aud make cert lcaic thereof
! tfying the number of votes given for each candid
ate. record of which he shall cause to be made in
\ the Office of the secretary of state which certificate
signcd aud scaled up By the said clerk he shall do
! liver 10 the county clerk for Tie county OF Wash
ngton, within two dag aftor the said second Tues
! day Of Novc1be; in the year one Thousand eight
hundred aud ihirty-sx aud The several county
clerks shall receive sort and count the votes so la
ken and certified as aforesaid, IN the samr manner
provided by the nc, To which this is an addition.
SEC 3. T:e provisions of the act TO which this
is an addition shall, in all respects, be fur OBJ
served as are not inconsistent with the provisions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
NUMBER I.

S'o'e IF f,,meai This, the Go,cruor Of THE state
be. aud he hereby ". authorized TO procure tho
mounting sud TO make such distribution Of the PIE
COS -. ordnance belonging 20 this state as he may
from tune 10 time ,nuk cspcdicu,
Protedcd. That no tcgimcn, shall receive moro
than one Gcld pi,cr.
Approved, 3 II. JENfSON.
November II 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07

San ACT, in addition TO an act dividing tho
State into Districts for the electing of Rcprcsen-
atyes to the Congress of the United Staicsnnd
directing the mode of their cloctiul, passed No
ven,ber g, 1892.
Sno. |. IL Is hereby enacted by The Ge,rral .1s-
sembiy Of The STATE Of ye,moat, That the Secretary
of,he Senate is hereby required aud directed to
provide box for receiving the ballots of The voters
for Representative to Congress in the third Con
gressiona district. hereinafter specified, at the
court house in Montpelier, on the second Tuesday
pt November in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and lhirty-sy, and shall open the
to receive the said ballots At of the clock
in the afternoon Of sud day aud close the same at
three Of the clock in the afternoon.
81. II is hardly further cHacied, That The said
secretary shall at The time aud place aforesaid.
cei'e The ballots of the auditor of accounts mem.
bors Of the Senate and House OF Representatives
who legal voters in the third Congrcss1ns dis
trct, aud such Of the secretaries and officers Of
both houses as are legal voters as aforesaid, aud
shall take list Of the Votes who shall give in their
ballots aud at the cxpirslion f,he time for ballot
log aforesaid shall sori and count the ballots so
received, and make certificate thereof, certifying
the number Of votes given for each candidate rec
oro Of which be sha vi cBuse In be 1bde ia the
rotary Of states office, which certificate, sigDed
aud sealed up by the said secretary Of the Senate.
be shall dyllver TO the county ciefk for the county
Of Orange. within four days after The said seeoDj
Tuesday Of November in ihc year Of our Lord one
thotsund eight hundred aud thir,yslx. and the said
comfy clerk shall receive. sort and connt tho votes
80 taken and certified aforesaid, in tie same
ner provided ny the set 10 which Tins il in addiion.
.. NJ. hereby furfLer oaaeied, That the pro-
visions Of the act TO which this Is N addition shall
ia oil respects be "a observed sre not neon
sittent with the provisions Of the act.
PToridef alan. That this act shall DO IN fDfce
from And after The passing Of The same.
CARLOS COOLIDGE
Speaker fl the House.
DIN. CAMP, President or the Senate.
Approved, &. II. JEAisON.
November Z $50.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
45.--hN ACT, to locate the county buildings in
the county OF Frnak,in.

45. AN ACT, to locate the county buildings in
the county OF Frauk.n.
Src. l. is here5v enacted By me Geaeroi rs
senJly Of Tie state Of Fremont, That Charles Lns-
lev, aniel Kellogg, and Lyman Fitch be, and
hereby IRE, appointed committee, whose dny II
shall ba TO vlsi, the county ci Franklin, and make
examination for tho purpose of ascertaining the
proper place for the permanent shire Of said coun-
w. and make report to the next session of the lie
cislaure giving heir opinion where the shire, or
place for the comfy buildings in said county ought
To be fxcl taking into consideration tho accornlno-
dation OF the several towns in said county and the
claims Of the present location Of said county build
ings.
81. is hcrebg .fHiler enacted That the cx'
pense of said committee shall be betrayed by a tax
upon said county Of franklin.
CARLOS COOLIDGE,
Speaker of the House.
L. n. BRIGGS Prcedt pro ton. Of the senate.
Approved, $. II. JENlSON.
! November II, 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
CARLOS COOLIDGE,

4S.--AN ACT. making appropriations for the SUP
port Of Government.
Section /. II is haeJy enacted BY he General
.A,,emJiy Of he State Of Fremont, That sum not
exceeding forty-fye thousand dollars be, aud the
same is, hereby appropriated for the purpose Of
paying ,be debcn'nres Of the Lieutenant Governor,
tie Senate. aud the contingent expenses thereof,
aud for the debeu,urcs ofthe House Of Representa-
r'es and the contingent expenses thereo' including
the debentnre Of be auditor Of accounts, and such
salaries as arc provided by law, and such sums 81
are directed by spec al acts Of the Legislature to
be paid from the treasury.
50. II Is ioely Gnrihor ehacted That a
som not exceeding thirty thousand dollars
be, and he same is. hereby appropriated for the
purpose Of paying such demsnds again, Tie state
's may bsGwx6 by the auditor Of accounts and
such ord Jay be drawn by the supreme and
CARLOS COOLIDGE,
Speaker of the House.
d. NJ. CAMP, President Of the Senate.
Approved. 5. II. JENlSON.
November ID 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-02-07
6.-AN ACT. annexiDg part Of the town of High
qole TO the TOW u of Swanton.

46.-AN ACT, annexiDg part oil the town OF High
gate to the town Of Swan,on.
II is hereby enacted by the General .7s'cm'ty Of The
State of Pcymont, That so much Of the westerly
part of the town Of Highesie in the county OF
Franklin, as lies westerly Of the Msseque rivc.,
below Swanton Falls, be, md the sarno is, hereby
annexed to the town of Swanfon in said county.
for oil purposes, the same az though said tract OF
land had been enclosed in the original chartered
limits Of said town of Swapton.
~ "odeH nrrorinrir,s, Thai this shall not p.
tend to deprive the town Of lliahgate from collect
ing and appropriaiing to their own use one-balf OF
tic rents arising from school lands in that part o
SAID town. in the same manner as though this ac'
had not been passed
CARLOS COOLIDGE,
Speaker the House
d NJ. CAMP. President Of the Senate.
Approved. s.. II. JENISON.
Noyember 8 1886