Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-23

iafrWsr b. q pfivc3 ol ~ b'nrhU 49,
lhc', - class OF cs.s ~ whph rnlta
.ceovciy ish, b. ,h,S'rd by scntnu.
aneo be cod he hrn oil AZ, pt~seu, ss~
appropriation. ehcr tho r,uftcuoa to hs,
m might render tho appropriation ~ to
hem II lr'c value II p,etv desirable ihst
hry should no, through insufficient, ,ndaet
mrs, 10 lows 20 continue them oil iht asN lum,
be r'tutn'd unsuted to The msetsblo eopdl
ION, which, through the humanity OF cor
Hey may have been ptImHicd
10 eic hange lot substantial comforts. aud
the Improving influence ci hat ms tuition
The establishment Of the asylum, wrh
ne e,rclrn, 'v''err ~ treatment, while
has nd the ,d,ci II disclosing the terrible
'ecfCl' o. insanity, hNs gladi,ntd the hearts
90 the b,ncvol,nJ WIlh a reasonable hope OF
giving tfcc,ual ishtito a largo portion OF
the insane, and Of n,oiseung greatly, to
the Comfort Of those ~ no have, by long neg.
lcct become incutnblc No object proper
Tor legislative ND makr,n stronger appeal
to our lihcrnlry than this
Upon entering on 'he dulic. Of Commu
,ionct Of lhc Deal and Dumb, directed en-.
Qlifics to the supountcnhnl OF the Amer,
can Asylum nj Hartford Connecticut. for
the purpose Of ob,ainIng Information IN
Surly PARTICULARS m regrfd to tho pss,
connection ofihat institution with tho cdu.
c1uoo Of pcafand DAMN persons. at tho CT
7ousc Of this state, and received IN reply
statement, specifying ngrecably to my re
guess, the names and residence Of persons,
supported IN whole or IN part bv ,hn state
--thr tm,s oftheit admission and discharge
the period their instruction at public
expense aud the amount pad tor each, by
the state | transmit the statement, here.
wIh to tho ilouse Of Representatives, for
the use n he General Assembly. II an.
pears. TIM, from the year 1917, but s,nci-
pa ' SINCE the year 1925, ll3 have. been
educated, in whole or in part, hy this state
nj nn expense, up to the FIRST Of May last, Of
tho sum Of 3s,lls 81
al u,4, ur...s Mr lhr admission lu.
~ ,to asylum 1i.o uo aho,o number
now IN the asy Ium. nj the pubic charge Is
20 Dl tho appropriation for this Object,
there has been expended during the p1-i
yenr the sum Of Al 9GOol
The asylum sutd"r very compc,cu,
md intelligent surorlnlcud ucv aud c,I-
IDENTITY, deserving the continued patronage Of
the State
Ia ,Accution of my duiv rs Commissioner
Of the Blind, have made orders Tor the al
mission " two blind persons ~. the New
Eng land Institution for the blind. Mt Boston
lhc expenditure for the support ofth' bInd
during the past ycNr has been = 100
IN execution OF the law OF the last session
providing for Gooloslcal surrey Of the
state, Inppoinrd Professor Charles r Ad.
ans, Of MlJdlcbufy, Principal GeologIsL
Mr. Adams entered on the duties OF The ap-
polntmeni IA March Inst SINCE which tmo
he has been hboriou.ly engaged with the
nd OF well qualified assistants, in prescott.
ing Geological and Neurological survey
Of the sfa:c. The law having made i, the
duty oil the GcologlsI TO report annually TO
the Governor, the progress Of the work, he
hos made TO me his tirsi annual report which
| shall herenhrr communicate TO both
braOe hes of the Genera assembly
/ The abors Of the hrst year 81 tho survey
have been manly and appropriately diroct-
ed 10 genera reconnaissance Of the state,
for the purpose Of determining IT'S general
HNb'p 'Sh' l'IAh''t, wv lHhlhE Allt IiinlA1 o.
the several rock formations, preparatory to
more minute Investigations IN subsequent
years. How welt this part Of the survey
In. been performed, r viii appear m the
rrroIl o. the Geolopist when submitted IN
you From hosiy examination Of It, 7
have beer. led to believe hat It will be found
by those competent to Judge to furnish evi-
dcncc that the prosecution Of the work, fhus
far has fulfilled thepnfpoSe for which the sur.
voy wns Instituted The report Will be found
think, 10 contain more valuable lnlorma
ton than is usually embodied in preliml.
nary reports, especially in tho DEPARTING n,
Of EconomIcal geology upon which, on se-
count Of ~ grca, practical importance, !
have directed ,hr grologr- n hcs,ow esv-
cal attention lhroug hou, tho entire survey.
The rpou contains y sntcment Of the
cxpencrs OF thc survey bfough down 10 the
18th OF September amounting to the sum Of
~ 1886 % and an estimate for the balance
+ oftho geological year ending on the hrs
+ OF March ncIt, beng sGc3 -Hmoun,lnp for
TIC entire gear, to the sum Of 2 o99 22 -
u wIl be- seen TINT ,hl, sum fills within
,heIlml Of he annual appropriation for
Ne survey.
o. .n-ar,.r y. d.M.u, and res
p3u,lt,c lury NJ appointing state gooire.A.
have cxp'rcnc~i no ttle cmbarraum-ut
from the limited amount of the annual r.
, proprllion OF g. U00--an amour, CONSIDER
ably b,lo~ TINT of.Uml'sr appropriation
/ N other states and much below Do so'0
, previously uuma'ed ~ Necessary b. he
survey 81 tbs s'atr an amount however
} which | have Al, bound 70 NAV. ~ n
, movable Dmi al oil nay cl,cu,Al1na iof 80
& ptos,c...n q tho work have, there
tore been complied 10 reHfrcl the geolo
/ GET sui hl. ~. .lrn'' 90 conn nsIil1ns he
iow ltos, usually allowed TO- .uch scfs ices
. --lurogat ~ which toN,,ef | do,io .
fouInec lha, have ben sl'c O. s,cure