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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
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To fsa.rft tisfs ft..si' c,ssac ane fanFtftas te
tti.ftafs lstr fhs sfaansrh sts tnasif. uitth 20
..s,s i.+s go ts1- arf dffftos ftv Itct e tti-
erst. tsr g. geFrs ynnif in-Nuff arr''sio
tsa go f.sfsfstrs 80 tis removal 81 ilr vafrops
a., q "a GEESE usspspsia r.I' sfonttrh. vtni "
sffsi o. ,shafls rttf tra trlf. trc tfbi'l n taf
.iass.st snd b .sfit 40 osebus " drf-'tHa 10 -
Asa o. Ne aa ~.att So Ftfesi Filisis fas. pfirs ~
sftrs $50 sisn O., o. . WNae 20 k.ti-ud,
~ aise B, - ~ Mrsthsta. Hailagfats W
40 8 ostt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
OTTO MOTHERS

HeSsrs, T. Chase 4. Co '--Gcnts 49, H., 4
said about the, extraordinary uscnf the Re-,
Persian Pills upon those about TO bcr,,n,
we were induced To make trial Of them
was then the mother of B children. and has
Tue most tedious and eXcrucatlng pains i,
amer her confinement OF each. She had l. u
means and taken much medicine. but fond 3.
no relief She commenced taking the p,..
about three months before confinement h.. II
being very poor about this length of time u
aud soon alter was enabled by their use ,,,r,
The cares oi mother to her family unit be,
mcnt At the time she commenced t,kin, 3,
sian PilIs. aud Tor several weeks prcyi1u, ~
am cted with hard dry cough. ard lrosu,r
cramps, which the Use of the pills entirey ID.
before using halt a box. II is with pte,t eo,,
That we advise all those about to become u,eh
make use of the Persian Pills. All who b,v
them in out neighborhood have got along IN IA,
easy manner, and are about the house IN 4,
there does moi appear To be half the danger d
dliiicultles setting III after confinement Sher \
Piils are taken. We uniedly say lie, non. =
taking them. for they are in the reach I'M, "a
wei as the rich. We are truly thankful ha
is a remedy which females can easily procure Il
DIS To lessen the world of suffering, when nni
'"'ii' nave 10 pear, and perhaps save the ln'sg
SANDS which otherwise womb be LOST,
'N' w st'ti 'f") IitH 1893 corner OF isfs
square, Edinburgh street. For further pln,l
see SUBSCRIBERS s. RoBLG
A q ROBES
Vcrgcnnes, VI July lOh ls-
Geh's.-lwish you TO send quantity Of ,on A
sian RUS to this place. for | am sure they .,
meet with ready sale. My brother Law, V
passing Trough your place, heard so much "a
thtlt behalf, that he was induced to purchase d
and may safely say that they ns,s done mao
myself and hnlf-sls,er than 800 which hatx,
Doctors, and for other various prescrplion,~et
lclncs. have used % boxes of Brandna,f.
which gave ne some partial relief But ,oa
went right ahead like man Of war. What gss
looked like INK. My disease has been nlmd z
ently by every physicians but INV idea is, that's
u general vIiiatIon of the fluids, which produce
symptoms OF almost every disease. IL would y
tedious Tor nae tn give you a history of all ny t'
ties was weak, duh stupid and reduced to
clon. All hopes Of my being restored had bru
over except by my brother ~ law. took 81
your pills and am able to perform my dutIeiI
room. My sister was communicative
or was much affected and her feet and legs sws
harsh cougl constantly troubled her. One bore
Pills entirely relieved her from all those sympa
om about 10 remove to Burlington. and WOOD
IN agency, &c, s Il. LUTHER.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
DENTIST

'INHE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
l. OF Rutland md lis vicinity that he has taken
rooms at Beman's Hotel, where he will make his
head quarters during the winter and will b. han.
py TO wait on any who may wish his professional
a'd ~i'her at his room or al their dwellings Com.
mahas rom any OF the ne!ghboring town, will be
Immediately attended to.
WV. KENT, Dentist.
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me
since, he has prscticrd in the southern States with
good success ] recommend him 10 pnbI;c co,f
dence 1t JOSEPHUS BROCKWAY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
One Cent Re,vard.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on the 10Th
IL ofJanunry last an indentured appre nticr
named franklin Z. Moore, about eighteen years
OF age. Al persons are hereby forbidden to har-
Dor or trust s id boy on my account A d who.
ever will return said shall receive the above
reward, but no charges. JOHN COLE
Wallingford, Feb. |, 1910 6-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
CasftctOss. Feb. a, 1S9O.
MEACUAM & DANA,

EEAVE for sale Fresh Ground SUI
perfne Flour by the barrel or
pound, also, New Buck-Wheat Flour.
Tans Axes and Hay-Knives Smoked
Hams, Lard, and Pork by the barrel or
pound.
Also.
A good assortment of Dry Goods and
Crockery as low as can be Ind any
where-either for cash or credit. s 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
Green Mountain Rows

A new supply of the Green Noun
van, = Boys-a historical tale, by Daniel
+; Thompson, Montpelier, author of
d Co. '''0
Rutland, Feb. let 1910. 5f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
Shuttle and Harness Hlavtdcfo,y.

rENllF subscriber would inform the public that
Il hc has commenced the above business at
the olj stand formerly occupied by G. w Ellis
in Casii,tnn, whetc be hopes TO receive liberal
share q patronage. lie viii keep on hand. or
make on fhoft notice. all articles IN his Inc Of bu
snrss. such ~ Saddles, liarncsses Of oil kinds
aud Bdlles, French Folio Trunks, Naliccs aud
carpet Hays, inferior 20 none 10 the country or
city Also. \ good assortment Of Bog Top nd
Common Trunks cuflcd hair Mattresses made
90 Draer fad oid ones renovated. \ good assert
uitbt q UA.ps and lashcs curry combs aud horse
brushes IT frs, quality, oil kinds OF carriage Trim
ming done on short notice The above articles
wilt be sold choai- Tor cash or approved credit;
most kinds of country produce taken IN exchange
for the above Those wishing 60 purchase Will
hnd It to their advantage TO call and examine
work aud prices before purchasing elsewhere
Repairing done OF short notice.
VOLNEY SHERMAN.
Casilcion, Oct
M A good lot Of sole leather ON hand aud
for sale cheap for cash i2-iy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
New Saddle and Harness Manu-
factory.

THE subscriber would inform the public that
! he Inns commenced the above business OPP
posite Mr.. Reeds Tavern, weherr he hopes 10 te
cerve shore of paronag lie will keep on
hand or make 10 the shortest notice, all articles
in this line Of business, in the most modern style
of workmanship lie will sell cheap for cash or
good credit most kinks of country produce taken
in exchange. Those wishing to purchase will
find IL advantageous TO call and examine his
stock amp prices before purchasing elsewhere
Rutland, Nov. 18th, loS9. J WADE.
n B-Wanted at the above business Boy
10 toG years of age. 2-l4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
NOTICE.
A Grist-mill and Saw-mill are
offered for sale.

ALso-4O acres Of good Meadow Land, partly
Ieafed situated mile and aouaucr North ar III
Meeting house in Fsrhaven
ne above property viii he sold collectively or Sc.
p1raiey according 10 the ~ishrs of rnrchascrs For
PARTICULARS IN u'e Of Jacob Dayey Joshua Quinton
fslrhayen, Nov. i6 1889 minion Is r
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
Fcrer and Aguc.

To my friends 10 tie West, and particularly those
Who have used the Life Medicines IN uestsent OF
Fever and Ague.
u - bot very short time since these medicines
have been introduced INTO the fever and aguc districts
snd the proprietor faiters himself that dufin. that
period. whoever they have been used according T.,
The directions. they have done more towards erter-
pres ripiion. combined II Is a common excuse a.
mung regular praciitoners' when specifics are in
lroduoed. that they cannot cure disease which PEG.
pie are in the habit ofeonsiderng ncurabe. Mcd-
cal experience is continually doing away part Of
he list II tie inour,ble diseases and M Mofat has
tho hspP'ncs. Of confidently announcing that fever
aud ague 10 NOW to be added to the number OF com
plaints which modern ski has conquered.
10 Fever aud Aeue the Life Medicines not only
give quicker relief than any other remedy. but II
PcfseNcfe1 ia eject permanent cure that ifthe
pitent Is oniv ord inlriy careful aud resorts direct
y ~ his medicine upon the first symptom II ,enden
ey Ia new attack, II may alv avs be warded of To
escape ono chill would be Of infinitely more conse.
qucuce Ia the sufirfc han the remcd,-to remove
the disease permanently would confer a benefit up.
an hun which cannot he estimated by any earthly
STANDARD. That these medicines will effect what is
beTs claimed or shsm the proprietor has the testimo
ny OF all acquainted wtb them and their application
and use IN ths lever aud ague ,and his object now
addressing L nends at Tie w est is To request them
that they Ill spare pains ia Stng their
experience and disseminating this highly interesting
information, now that the season for fever and asue
las arrived.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
ELI HART,
ELI HART, State of Vermont.
,,o,v,. Rutland County Is
Feb Term II I-iO ~

Feb Term, A. H. $40.
M HEREAS Eli Hart, Of the CITY. county and
w state OF New York has flied his hill in
chancery at the present term against Noses "
StfonI, OF Mineral Point, in the county o Inway
and Territory OF Wisconsin. stating that iona.
Than i. Carver and VIM L. Knowton, then
both of Rutland, merchants in Co under the
name and firm Of knowltOu ~ Co were indebt.
ed Ia the Orator on two NOTES both dated nj Nv
YORK, lst Nov. l532, one for $50 5I-payab,.
on demand with interest and The other Cr S9l5
l9-payablr ia -four months from date made nav
able 10 Hayden, Ellsworth & Co or their Older
and by Them endorsed 10 the orator for hlue re-.
ceiyed and on the Cd July, 1888. The said Carver
~ kEo1lton sold and assigned thr.lr stock If
gnols and other property TO the amount Of slOG6
43, as per inventory TO Noses " Strong then of
Rutland, 10 the county Of Rutland aforesaid oo
%, mineral r9nt' m the county Of iowa, in the
orots speched IN said assignment, and amopy
others 10 pay the debts Of the orator and tl,, he
said Moses accepted said trust and sold .,id o,ds
ana converted The money to his own Use and ~
inseh To pay The said debts 10 the orator ,h,,,,b
saiu NOSES had re1lizrd more money than eno,,sb
!" pay az OF sad debts from the sale ors,id go,Is
Oyer ana above all expenfes And tb. s,id vo.es
I" SHo"g residing out of this State and nj
n'flhs breh no. fed u the peiidency Of This hin
~ ofoereh ~ the court that be be Motif. a
oy publishing the substance Of said hin IN
~ 80 ""tahd Herald. printed al Rutland viii,
'bis order three weeks succ-ssiyelv the Ia, 81
winch 70 be six weeks previous To- the ne,t ,e,n,
~ we ~"uf Of Chancrry, to be holden nj Ru, I
.a"a sioTesnid on the % Tuesday Ia April next |
record s ~ tJopKfSy c, W o.
h@uben u. Thrsll, Solicitor for or,to,
Rutland, Feb II, l-4O
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
BY the British Queen.


WHICH arrived at New York Nov %. were.
ceiycd an Interesting llelipr from Mr. Morrison
written at 'he British College Of Health, London
where the medicine 4 which we speak below is
made, .Nr Morrison thinks that The reason thai
many in tins country are 50 long ia being cured
OF old SEATED diseases, is 'tha, they do not rake
large duses enough, aud who is better iudg.
lhan be no las tor yoays made and administered
the medicine and observed us effects; w. he.
leNe ms reason the rge one Ia cases Of tv,bns
lever, hil Gus objections cholera morbus consnmn.
uoai fhruma Ism, pa'ticuiariy
I'M LAhAIORY RliEU.a ATISN
Dropsy, sinall PoK, The Duulour-aux.
fENEKS OF ALL KINDS
a"' 8" many ointr sras~s, ~ their worst STAGES
ueie should De doses ofl0, Is, 90, 80, and even
more rms administered at dose IL is DON.
WIN great success OIL over Europe. and there is
"hrfe the medic ne is most successful We con.
friS' wan gentleman ia this town IN August
lasi' u was Mr. John Morrison son Of MIR james
,"'ii's"n, Tie iiygeisi, who spent q day or two
mere while on tis travels through The State. be
informed " that be was once pfoslrai.d bv a g.
vel we think be said iyphus isvr, uhs nam.
",a'"fs h"i) and was pronounced BY IN. d. ard
by sc'1ns near his end sst recovery. H,s
= an" dismissed the physicians and said tbi,L
! eAh save him and commenced with 5.,0A n
: rus, these DID not bays the desi,ed ~, 80
ne gave him 60 No. Pills aud continued -
a''f' i.r 'evsfa! days, until he was on, Of dssye,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
EARN FOR SALE.

sHE=.N ~. THE Subscriber offers for
S,;ttfTsssA WW 4 sale his varm. lying in
hFgtT W the west part OF Tinmouth
- n ls,k,- said farm contains about two
sS-.ss4z..sl s:ss- hundred acres OF land well
S-S>i.Seys- esasi| divided into moving and pas
turage Good wood lot and sugar orchard, all of
which is well watercd A DWELLING Iouse
Wood Shed, large Barn and Horse Barn adioiuinp,
IS r. by 26, two small Barns, and other out build
ings convenient for keeping Dairy or Sheep.
For further particulars enquire on the premises
OF JOHN WOODRUFF.
~eHs, Vet 81 35-tf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
FOR SALE.

= HORSES, between four and eight years old
sound and fit for business.
ALSO
% CATTLE 9 years old next spring.
30 FIRST rate SHEEP, most Of them ewes.
Al or any of the above will be sold for fair
price to responsible persons on six m nrhs or
years credit by L. WOODRUFF
Iinmouth, Feb 4, $40 G-S
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25
NOTICE..

hrrrhy give natioa that al porsonA ORC forbidden
10 hn'bor ~ trust Lorin Horton after this date
CA my account rs his guardian
DAVID HORTON
NJ. IIollcy, Jan. 2lst 1910
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

are trrrsrshis ~ dsy - t~o pre,ious 10 tbs fey.
ss,E r,frsts-u. rs,itd wioA tie uos caicaciOus
s.s.,tsurs uatt O. ettn, ts unloading ne siomich
as ai,snrriarf ratai of tis iiiaiieg oenteuts and
40, f.dactrg DE tuserp, itnfis a tisrase.
NsHst's LIE Motto shout aiVays ~ taten 30
o.. early ttasss ~ b.liaus complaints and Il pffsc
,rs.8 ia af,stis sccordiug to Tie directions, vii
ps.t'ry eject cue.
Tie mineral 1accirircs ohen prescribed 30 thcso
s.ssrs tiss.h tboy ms. effect Temporary cuie.
q thr fruc tillt create an snlshltiy state 81 tht
Liooc. sut coDsrgu.si' isna 10 promote return Of
tie YER ois..fo vhicb thcy on. employed to csfc.--
u % thcn ~ tts We ~ pofgar'rt. etcusi''lT otm
30 ~ ',...hie Compounds, WITCH, p,sfessiog ~ithtn
ihsaisslsrs DO t,lttefops sgsacirs witch tecompo
silos, comb usilon ut aliefatiun can deFciope of
hfns INTO .rsoa snd therefore capable Of producing
30 esrci ,,,o Nat Which 10 desired that safe rem.
st' ,fssd
Ihc tlfe pili. ard PhGap Bitter, have proved 10
10 tie rae. iappY To- iheiF effects "a eases 81 bilious
as.st. 81 a., psf.l, vegetable preparation ever Of
.fsJ 10 d.. pablo. u tie stomach Is foul they
c.aas u ~ ,Eciliug II o. throw Of d. costs II not
tis,yss 60 "a. ssodeusm ~lthnst exciting vomiting
- usgsss Va thr stomach stimulating the ghhor-
n. tiscsfs ~. liver aud ptnrtas - to produce
lnnf- cnpnys sus 81 teiF secrciinnt into tie mites
tines ,ii,uaatng tic rihaont capilaues. terminal
Iing the coat Which an Increased flow ofihe
vsclcss PARTICLES OF the body, foega matters,
tanned secrcli9ns, arc completely discharged.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-02-25

0lHTItIUH, VrI, 7
NIB A good 10, Of sole leather ON hand aud
for sale cheap Tor cash. 12-iy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
MONEY MARKET.
S~,A~u ADrll 26--6 r. ms

p.l .-;va If the United States, we have lie" uaSs
- rn,ana The money market was rather more easy
IT, ha hen good demand, but it was supplied by loans
an English secnres 81 cent stocks generay haa I'M
80 m. C,reiru exchanges showed some symptoms oil
d,n, moderate demand for bills on the continent eh'o'
L, M unnlv was unusually small owing to the small pro-
go or the spng export trade The Official returns oil eA
ort, are large but they the result oil he "
forts of the to raise money and not the eS
orders consequently they have not increased the supply
bills An increased quantity of bills running on r"en
for corn; and average prices of wheat and Hour o"
the duty two hlngs In the manufacturing 'disrets ee
was no posy en but manufacturers were
more encouraged and Bought freely ia the L'erpooi
market but were freely met By holders Inc ,iio
only gave way l: Sea Island improved TO H. Inc
generally were sill little sensitive on the various
n.sons par .uarly the of affairs between "ea' pr,
tain and the government of Naples the Irish o
and other TOPICS Among the quotations on the rafs oou
vii, he ouod the Of the AmericanstocHs miro
dced into that market American securities IN LONDON re-
manned about the same The arrival OF the Great western
looked for. =,
The prevailing feeling in Wall street. yesterday, was the
of the Westerns arrival here The usual
auctuation in ncies" took place at the board Harlem de-
oned per cent North-Amercan Trust Banking Company
per cent Manhattan Bank per cent; Dry Dock Bank inn
proved per cent Delaware Hudson cent, American
Exchange Bank per cent
The following statement of the affairs of the Chemical
Bank on the February $780, compared with the Bank
Commissioners report the list January 1910:
RETURNS CHEMICAL BANK.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27
Import ations.

LryEProoL-Pcr unt,d Saics-R Kermit ITO tons salt
sands. Turner Fox Go % hid N cs-Tyde BIZ
IL Andrew baes-J Boyce 9bdl.-wyth, Cripp- Co
% Norwood $50 brs-Adms, Homer Co, Boston.
Kennedy WAY sks.Paon Stewart 9s pkgs-T Hunt
John Thomas IL Aerbury ck-Boorman Johnson
d Hidden bale-F Crnnell cs-J Hudson 2E LafIan
X Bage baes-Stone swan Co cases. Warren 2-lias
brook Go Scks-Codfrcy Pason jpkgsCarey Robinson
haes-W Watson brsA q Stuart "a hreniedt cks-
- II Jones Co csy w Bruce bysA Mitchell Co cs
Bird Gililand shall Bros T-R Hyett n Co Is
Newsted Is R'es Ill cs u bales 5si cakes copper
order.
LfvrRrooLPer RepulhcS2l tons fine salt NJ 4 II Maury
- cs mdz Tooker, Mead Co.'S cks y Caldwell
IIN.Na-Per Chfstorsi Coion-s bower sugar bag.
coHsc casks apples SpOnofd Teston co
i segars tnbhsrd Col do Blanco-I
mdts " Maugueres-2 cases $50 box Patrns2
cas- Bsrtolo Morenez-s Tayor-5o bx Lojus bowler
ssbxs Bense-Ss bxs Finevl5sb,s Chappel-q9 bis
tobacco Wollis,r-Si bis Logan Fugue hila2Oo dolls
tweed bonneI-lSo douboons Capt Munroe-I horse and
PES,.coLa-Iru Nm Toilmar2ss c. cotton n hhds to-
yacgo Roberts AWilams-i2 bales Hadey Phelps Co.'S
W DNonl BIZ Baker-lt bales 50 do skins l. Iossmsr-
gu hides OK Wyman-7I bales skins furs Csmmeyer
gohhson-S trunks boz Adrichli kegs tobacco n
Johnson. - 1900 - -
ST MtRks-Per Nark,-5i bales cotton q Collins; ~ do
Soar Patoni ~ Mainland Kennedy Go; Center d Co
sW smiths 10 IT Means ~ olhIook. Mellon o; 10 Jaco
smith, Biyco Sto;s Nissan n Co; = = Lord n Co
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

~ and the tolls on the canal will inevitably be
one half The Erie Railroad also, ridiculous its
iii possibly be completed The legislature have al
av made large grants for its constructions which
ber for the trade will be opened There will then be
four the trade to reach market instead Of
the one These facts which have been carefully excluded
from the but nevertheless true and the
will undoubtedly be the receipts the Erie Canal
The the questions TO the increase of
the and when it be paid dependent tn
truth the calculation in the to the first question: and
their calculations upon that the committee of
opinion that the debt may be increased at cent
interest Si5eoOoo per interest In regard to the
question what extent aid be furnished TO State enter
prizes without mParng the States for the canals
the committee Of opinion that loan of certificates to the
Of 81 100000 annually might be made
provided that the time Of SALE and prices should be re-
guaedb BY the Canal in order to prevent oee
and vexaous interference with the loans which the State may
make. Here find the influence of the Wall street clique
peepng They have the control of all stocks issued
by the state They give their why change should
be made in the plan Of enlarging the canal
Every practical man, reading the report and taking
into view all the works to facilitate aae
with western states and without combining himself to the
taken by the report which refers to the Erie
canal alone of the nutty of the enlarge
ment and the great waste of money which II involves IL e
tells on the canal large and Increase rapidly the
committee set forth why legislature jealous of the
railroads she will not permit them to carry freight, Tor
fear few barrels of may be diverted from the canal
The public interest demands the canal and the railroads
should put upon equal oong and when both all
the freight which they capable them and not until then
may the eSpedient That time will
arrive On the completion of the New York and Albany rail
road and the small which remains to be finished
the Albany TO Buffalo, the of communication
will ample all the which the West will send forth
for twenty years to come
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-27

This comparative analysis shows falling the ston
Of the Bank OF 10 per cent.
The bill requiring all the banks of this redeem their
notes half of per discount either York or
Albany has passed both branches Of the Legislature The
House, it will be remembered struck the Alba
ny" by majority of The Senate passed the
from the committee. The House then receded coneurd
with the Senate and the bill probably law The
operation of this law if carried will that all the country
banks will redeem the city Of Albany the dis
count IN the city of Albany will be per summer and
IN The winter Tie natural operations trade would keen the
discount throughout the at of The leg
iare by their nonsensea Interference have the matter
than before.
The report Of the Canal Board the House of
senta,es OF the State OF New York. strongly in favor Of
vigorous prosecution Of the Erie Can, This
report made in resolutions the Assembly
respecting the canal and the enlargement the Erie
Canal. The questions rs follows:
What will be the nett Of os received in the newt
from all the navgsble canals in the stae1
How much the State debt be increased in the n. seven
years whouta resort to taxation paw and
defray the expenses Of government
Al what period Of time and from what sources of y,nrs
can The existing canal debt be paid
ing to loans taxationl
Can change be made advaniageousy Il. the pan man
n execution or dimensions adopted for the enlargement othe
Erie Canal7
To what extent may aid be furnished by the Stale 10 enter
price OF internal improvement by lean stock or otherwise
without impairing its prosecute the canals now in
prcgress7
In answering the several inquiries the committee anesr 10
have based their whole views the ground the Erie Canal
n the only arenue to the trade of the west and that thai ,5
wJncresse dd infnitur As basis for their e
have taken the receipts of the Erie and Champaign anal, for
the a seven years without Quoting the charges prn.
endenee These receipts since the completion Of the canals
have been Elows.