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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

Two Scotchmen lodging at an Inn, one complained in the morning to theoher of his having very nder- rent bed. and inquired how he had slept ..Trolh,
 mon, replied the friend. ssnae very well ethcr but
 was muckle better off than the bugs for deil O them closed an e'e the hale night
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

Gen. Armsirong's Brigade of Tennessee Volunteers finding no Indians to fight in Georgia and Alabama, have gone into inc Florida service. Letters dated Camp Jordon, Ala, Aug. 3oth, read as above. We almost sorrow to tell young and gallant Tennessee soldiers, that they will find "ao fight" even there
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

s'1lge Uite the Cnipia Edeon sEele,a, aaA raz,a,s head, handed orcr by John BeJtto He aultifes' fq6be
 lae foregoing may to for text, when the Gazette again talks about esslang.s,
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

By Circular from the Secretary of the Treasury we learn that the surplus revenue is now forty two and half millions of dollars
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

We give the Editor of the Gazette up. We have tried to bring him to proper understanding of what k ic and decent in politicsbut he is corripble As he still insists that ali offices should be conferred on his par the wretehed doctrine in his last paper and iyes additional and weghty reason that he and his ty have been so "tomahaaked and seatpedn by is of the opposition that we ought get no share of the fit nocfats e ten years saaaag those of ten days, standing Amenl and so be it! When office is begged for on such grounds, what Legislature could have the conscience to deny the sturdy mendicant his aims!
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

The complete official returns from North Carolina give for Governor-Dudley, (1te, B 09s votes; spaight. (T: B) 70 6,95S-White majority, 5,l4o. White has a majority in the Legislature of 9, on joint ballot
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

The Electoral College in Maryland stands, Wbirs % Van Buren, I9. Good!
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

The Planters Bank of Tennessee has been selected a a deposite Bank.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30
The Bafesville ,Boclkcy Club Races

Taa BasesviiEe Jockey Club Races ENf ILL commence on the 18th day of October, with V the following purses vizs
 ist dEy, mile heatg-pnFse ss3c;
 sd day, mile heats-purse Isu; the entrance money Of each day be added o M prse ifee for any horse mare gedng in the United Staes ne track is exactly mile and lies within haif milo q batesFille 1t is made light elastic soil entirely ifee rom gravel On the day previons to the Jockey Sne races there will bea sweepsake--mile hnats--for winch there are already seven subscribers Many fine horses are lii training and excellent sport Is
 F Ii. fs0itND D soa.a.1a. sa ,ssa Rec. < Cor. seesy Circuit Court for izard County, State of Arkansas.
 May Term, 1856 tsAnEf' sTRIcKL1Na, hy her next
 friend, JonN DEARMaN,
 JAcon s. SrRIeKLTNa. "A ND now this day came the eomplanant bV ber solicitor and tappearine to the court from tho re turn of the sheriff. that the defendant s not resident of the county of zard 1t therefore ordered bY fhe cour tnat unless the defendant shall appear on before tho fst uay ot te next tefm, and demur to tho complainant bill, t will be taken fgr confeasad and decree entered according the prayer of the bill Is esfieTati tiidt affas Eummons be awarded, md that tAe same be published in the Arkansas Advoeate once week for six weeks
 eopy--Feste, ]. P. HOUSTON, Clerk
 ef Isard Cou1ste 2f-6w-pr's fee, s7.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

M .1FHeIV7 7 EEs I"tHl a8g 0i JttoDeF, WIt the following purses, vi2.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

tst 1Eys 7 mic heats--pitfse Ss3c: sd day, mile heats-puree fsgi:
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-09-30

Circuit Court for lzard County State of Afhapgas.
 May Term, 1856. i isAHeh srRIcKLfNa, by her nextl friend, JonN DEARNaY
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
MOYTAGUE'E d 4 I VI
An Indian Remedy for
TOOTIi-ACfaE.

TIME established reputation ard constantly
II increasing demand for this etiectual remedy
OF pain and prrseryauve Of the teeth, has induced
,he subscriber TO offer II to tie American Public.
Arrangements have been made 10 supply Agents IN
IA tie urluclpa. Clues and Towns IN tie United
States, 50 as 10 place il within the reach Vi uo>c
,.l.lriug, ana likely 10 suffer VIII hat most haraSs
NJ ar a. aches, IOoTH-AcHE.
When applied. according 10 directions gwen On
the hottie Il has never failed 10 afford immediate ahd
peliiancnt TGiet II also arrests tie decay ia de-
active teeth, aud relieves that soreness Which 50
frequently renders streng tooth useless. lie APP
picauon and remedy are supple innocent, aud not
unpleasant, and the large plumber ol persons IN dit
itreni sections Vi tie country, that have ready eX
acrienced such delightful and salutary effects iron
The use Of the balm are ready TO bear, Qor the pub
c good their testimony, 10 is unrlvaled qualities.
II IS an indian remed, obtained singllarly aud IN
.xpectedly, and may be rcgartst b. The civilized
word as lie most valuable discovery ol the red
man of tie woods.
H. B. MONTAGUE.
Pttersbmg Ijrginid, Nov 1885.
y. B. All Applications for agencies or orders or
tin lailn vii receive prompt attention # addressed
to thu subscriber. II. Is. NJ.
81 Sold wholesale and retail By SMITH RMN.
GEARD Co. only As.nts for tins part of tn,
country.
Columbus, .N4y 9Th, 1886, 4s-x
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26

TIME subscriber wishing to move 10 Aberdeen
n as he has property rterc, viii sell all hl-
Lands. and tie remainder %. d. un~Od Lots "a Tic
town of NH Port on o., BEST 0l terms. He las Na
700 acres oI chnice band al las place tn,flby Nc'.
inrpruved. 80 acres OF Il uu,ty fresh and, uuuci
.,uod fences, aud ia good ct Tor cu.uSatom com
portable dwellings aud out .oH-,- sc. with h.st
rst.. new Cotton On and Press. Ihr pace IS ,l,--
,t,,i on IL, Fa.,tlrylc and Tuscaloosa road, u
miles rast Of Coumnus, Ails~e>Ep; IS d most te-
lrltlul sitlatiou; uiy. am elevated, with plenty Oi
rpai ,pruE watr. ANT Tula.Hy etks al round
Their" are Application. coHtAtaD, 10 purchase Lots
IN Nj Port. AMI tie JuWl "a. ia4ena very prtd.
start. and must I've the cnsnty site oil q new made
county. which must take pace by DIVISION ol the
Old counties. The Town is situated hal nnie from
thf Luxepaliiah rver winch is, with very small ini-
pfoyemeis nsvigable ior heel boats, ami Is u.4! a
lew miles from tie rail road now chartered from tint
Tennessee valley 10 Noble Bay. Mil Port IS a
great stand Tor pubic house. and ole IS greatly
needed.
The subscriber also has several places IN tins Vi
cinlty ior sale. on the best @, terms. Any moGlna-
ton wanted can be obtained by applying t" Jdnr,
SWearngcn at Coumbus Mississippi, OF u me, wl.e
may be ound almost at any tine at Mi Port Aa.
Is. DU MAS.
july 30 1886. F.3u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
THE STA II OF MISSISSIPPI,
Monroe County.

r. al persons interested in The lands, isnemcnis,
asd aersditamsnts Of James Gray dc'd.-Greeting
VET .IEREAS, Nancy GRAY, Administratrix
Wv 81 SAID James Gray, nj the August
Term. 1885 Of the prooah,s Cout Of the County
aforesaid, upon proper shelving to said Court, oh
tanned an order from said Court. thai citation issue
(by publication in the Columbus Democra, Tor SIX
successive wcekS) notifying all persons interested in
Che real estate Of the SAID Jafscs Gay, To be aud
appear at the November term, 1886, Of sid court, 10
shcy cause il any they have, why the following
tracts Of land shall not b. sold, viz The north half
of the east half ofth solth west qua ter OF section
No 8, township M II of range No II west; the
eolth !alfof The ives; hall Of the south east quarter
cfScction 8, township II, range IS west.
You arc therefore hereby notified TO be ami ap-
pear before the next probates court Of sHd county
u the court house 10 Athens, the fourth Monday
il November next (1s36) then and there to shew
taesc If any you have why the said land should not
be sOld.
WITEEss, the Hon. Richard Dilworth, Judge o
said court the fourth Monday Of August, 1886
Issued Inc l4th day ofSeptelnber 1886, with the
Seal of the Court aiized.
Ts1: D. II. MORGAN, elk.
by J. w. Belt, Dep.
Sept ~, 1886. How
tPnnter's fee si4)
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
And Medicine StOr..

-VESllE subscribers having taken thestore lately
u occupied by NIe>sro. NAIsH & HARMS
and direct, opposite Messrs EcKFoBp i FIELDS
Store are now receiving and epmHE complete as
Sortmcnt of Drugs, Medicines, Pants, DIS, and
Dye Suits, winch we intend to sell wholesale and
retaii. upon the most reasonable terms Physicians
and planters IN particular vii ind II TO Their interest
10 call, as wc can war ant ali articles sod by us to
be u me very best quality. And as we intend To
Keep AZ all times Il nl sock on hand, they can at
any tine be supplied with such articles as they NAV
want aud as ow as they can purchase them in Mo-
Ole of any Other Sonthcrn CITY.
" e nave a.>o great variety of Patent Mcdi-
canes, iot the cure ol coughs, consumpuons, rheu-
matte Complaints. fever and ague, intermittent itvers,
Sc, wnc. are hghl rccunm' nded 10y many of the
NOS, respectable physicians, both in England and
TINS country; aao, ai knds of surgical instruments.
supply of ths riucS, kind of French pertumcry,
a great variety of fine soaps, and general assolt
mcnt Of fancy articles, suca as hair CLOTH and nat
brushes; snuff and tobacco boxes, shaving mir
rors, sc.
SCENE superior oil Madeira. Sherry and Pot
wu4a. Isl. haN asuls and Inc Almonds We are
,sgeculs aIa, i .4Iy 81 .scsh dictionary, from
Nct> rrh
On hanl, window rass Of almost all sizes.-All
which we offer to u.e pu6uc and hope by keeping
the best Of articles selling cheap and strict attention
to business TO obtain share of their patronage.
SMITH, RAlNGEAkD, s Co.
April s, lsS6-al-x
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
EMpoRlUM oF FASHION.

ENIPORIUM OF FASHION.
EN Ii. ALLEN y 60. respectfully inform
He the clulens OF olumbus and its vicinity,
that they nave opened speudh assortment OF
CLOTHING, HOSIERY, &c. on the south ,lde at MAN
street, immediately oPposifeA itopkmS Yates, where
the most Fashionable appalel may be had on accom-
mpdahnr ltrnls.~lhtlr asst, tncnt consists IN par
OF the following atnceS VIZ:
Blue, black dahai ia, brown, and invisible green, tock
coats.
Blue, back, clarct, olive, mulberry and Aleaid
dress coats,
Brown, olive, Etcrn, and mixed Goth coates.
Drah, brown, mixed, owe, and green sqrlouts and
ovcrcuats.
Black and brown goats hair canbet cloakS.
Brown, mixed, blue, back and dlab cot,i ana kerr
scymerc pauaI"ons.
Vests Of every description ioubr and singe breasted
B elk Italian cravats, silk hdkiS.
Gum-eaStlc suspenlerS, stocks, toycs SC.
Ready made tuen Of every description -SlirtS, bo-
SONS, collars, sc.
Hats. Shoes sc.
Also, an assortment Of cloths, kerseymcres ana
9esings which they viii manufacture IN the no,l
approved style, and according to the a,esl Ease ons.
March IL. lS36-.37-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
A J. ROSE & 5. j. GEOLsOY

u We entered nioco-Partner hip in the prae.
NE lice Of the Law, and will Jointly attend The
Circ . Courts in the Counties OF Lowndes an,
Mon le and the adjoining counties in MissiSsinn.
and, also, tine Supreme aud ChanceIy Courts a,
Jack ,Dn.
A. }. RosE will be found at Columbus in Lowndaq
County; and, ). j. GHoLsoS, at Athens. in Mon.
roe County-eNccpt when they may be absent On
professional business
Oct Is, lS34-I6tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26

Y r. GREGORY, & N. NJ. BRICE.
n having associated themselves in The NJ.
uce of Law, tender their services 10 the prtF,
They vii practice in the counties cunuoSiro !,
sixth Judicial District State Of Nis,issrp. ArI
also n the Superior Courts al Jackson.
Their office is at Columbus where thev can At Al
times, be consulted. Business iruu. dis,arca Win
at all times be attended 70 promptly.
Columbus Oct sth 1856 lSIr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
Il ~ F0R 81. -

cisk to SCI he iollo,sing TRAITS # Land ria
NRACTIONAL Section p, Township 10,
q Range II East, containing about l5u acres
fronting one mile On the river, two mics aud nan
ahave Coum5us, anil Immediately adjoining the city
efWesl Port. No Saniy land IN the country IS su-
peror 70 it IN sol, timber and location. On 1t are
NJ 40 cabins, SC with 80 acres OF cleared laud IN
hlgA slate Of cultivation.
ALSO the west half Of the north west quarter oi
Section 81, in TownsMp 10, Of Rangc u Fast
I, oins West Port on the south: has 90 ACRES a. c-
uvat0n on IL andIs inferior TO 10 am IN the vcmiF
ALSO, the east half Of the s0sul cast quarter ID
Ssciion 9, in Township ~ II kany Is east; ant
the vest half o. TIT south west quarter nj Secu"n D
IL Township is Of Raaga Is east. a aS Il q G NJ
t. rs about $50 aces; has on Il CABIN, ahd Il o.
u acres ia cultivation.
Saoail tan 10 sell all, or either ofthe abive tracts
of,ani, tas same Will bS 'or rent durhg tie year
1851. As have become satisfied tiat can do
nau BY practising steadily and charging wed, t'an
hs isrmng.
have also, a tract of land composel the lolow-
ng tigaths, VIZ:
East half ofthe n F quarter Sec y, I Is, u
West half OF the \ Equar,er, SCI q lok II
East hal o the 5 + quarter, SEC q ! Is, u
West aaa' OF the S + quarter, Sc II i 10, II
East naI Of the SW quarter Sec q II, II
East half Of the n 4 quarter Sec 81, IS, II
TaIs tract hes on tie old Military road about
miles irom CoIunbus and IS good postoaN and; ana
adjons and others.
nave also another tract Of land composed OF The
following elghths, VIZ;
West ilaf of the S w quarter, SIC %, TIC u
West hall OF thcS y quarter, Sec 27s 10, II
East half Of the SsE quarter, Sec -, ] 10 II
Wsst half Of tie qlat,r, Sec -, I 10 4 u
East hlif OF the W qua ter, Sec IS 1 10 4 II
NV quarter Sec IS. l III u
large port6n Of this tract Is open Pralre and
o. goed cotton land as any ON the Tombigay River
ADJ no, foot OF waste land on IT, II rs south OF MAJ
Bewitt's farm; about miles liom Macon, and
tuna lons the lands Of Mr. Lewis Gilmcr.
A. y. JONES.
Columbus, Miss. August 6, 1886. az
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.
UhANur ~ hn DiSil,iIl:
lii Chanccry.

Expalte,
Thomas Oliver 4 Casper Sis
trunk ex 'ors OF Peter UNcl }
y / appearing 10 The sdlai-~ton of the Coutt,
IL thai George l.. Oliver and tharies OlSel
sons of Peter Olne;, deceased, are absent lon tit
State and have not Aeafd ior tcn years. 1t Is
ordered, that the SAM L.ofe l.. and Charles, iah,c
they DC dead, then ltAsi representatives or lctS
at law, 10 prefer their caln Tor any interest tney
NAV nave under the last Wll and Testament vi sld
Peter Oliver, To the Commissioner OF tins CouIt Oh
or before the 9Th day ri February neAl; and, on
failure thereof, die executors of said last wal ana
testament src ordered to pay over the amount III
the lands 10 winch the Sad George l.. and halrs
are emitted, 10 the other cIdren vi tic sad Peer
Oliver, deceased }. b. MoMiCUAEL,
Gang, burg, ). c Lohm,sstoner
Commissioners Oibcc,
Goth Juiy 1886.
September s. ls36--S-lvF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
EW G OOD 81!

4 T. w GOO ID s.!
VsNIiF Undersigned, would respectfully inform
- their trlend- aud the public bat they have
ln't Received from New YORK. and Philadelphia a
most superior stock OF staple and fancy dry goods
fo spring aud sunmcr-annong which, are an extern
s.ve assortment Of TIM and substantial articles or
ladies and grntiemens wcar--sclccied with good
taste and Judgment iol this market; % ,numerate
which would be too tedious, and they are offered lor
5al, very ow indeed.
u. & W. STANTON
Colnmhus Nay. - lea6-lU-N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
FRICL s PER bottled
II. B. MONTAGUE.
From the Boydton (Ta.i Erpo'uor.
MONTAGUE'S BALM.

We invite the attention Of all persons Attic ed with
that most excruclatlng complaint the Tooth Acuc,
to the advertisement Of Mr.. Montague published
IN to-days paper. We have guarantee in tie hlrh
standing and respectabilty of Mr.. Montague, (wllh
whom We are acquainteo) that his lue,Aclne is not
Ole Of those thousand olnprcislnS which ave con-
stantIy pamcd upon the crtduhty OF tie pubic In
addition to the many testimonials which ne has fur
nlshed OF It's efficacy, We viii state fact which
comes under our own knowledge. lady Of tins
village, had been suffering for several weeks with
the tootl ache, and was immediately and perma-
ntny renewed BY an application o. The Da IN. C7tO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
N o tt G r.

EN!lEi subscribers having purchaser the Drug
n Store ana entire STOCK Of T liooKEE,
on Markct-Stect, or for sale awei-seerted aSsc IT.
ment OF DragS, Medicines, Oils, Pants, Putty,
Wmdow-GIaSs Soaps Perunery &c. sc. comptl-
sing every article IN the line. County merchants
and physicians are respectfully invited to'gve them
\ call.
They have also associated themselves IN the prac-
uce OF Medicine and Surgery ami oIlcr their scrvi-
ces to the Danc, IN the various branches Of then
professions They may be found at their Drugstore
at al nineS when not professionally cugagcd,
f.. l.. SLADE,
July IS, 1886 Aft j. BAKER.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1836-11-26
Fnctolage 4 COEnRi ion Budnsa2
Mobile,

HyUE subscriber reuews the tender Of ms ser
II wees a. a Factor ard Commission 'hsr-
chant. in Mobi,. Circumstance beyond ms CON
trout MI cause hun to remain IN Noble 50 late lha'
he will BE- unable 10 see many Of t'N oid UeoFs'a
and South Carolina irIsnts pe.son5ly. ne IS no"
ever enabled 10 say, t4ai he ms connected Ailisel
- ri {. /. Mathews. Of Dallas county in tie
steam Press and Ware House business, BY winch
~. Offers 10 all who NAV be pleased 10 pairomze Inn
suneror 6rs-pyoof storage, tor al cotton consigned TO
himDrsslc. From uis Iongexpeneuce IL August, Ia
IN MI. business. he does not doubt tie viii be able to
1iye general satisfaction.
FRANKLIN C. HEARD.
Mobile. Sept. 10 1886 g-4m
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
RUTLAgD co. CONVENTION.

Pursuant 10 public notice large aud iespec;a
Bile meeting to the democratic citizens of Rutland
COUNTY was he'd a, the Court House ia Rutland on
the first inst.
The meeting was temporarily organized by the
appointment of Col. A. Mitchell as President and
II. b. Towslee Esq. Secy.
On motion Of J. c. Sawyer Esq. all persons from
other counties friendly to the democratic cause were
invited to participate in the proceedings Of the Con-
yention.
After a recess the meeting convened at 9 o'clock
p. NJ
J. c. Sawyer. NJ. NJ. Strong. w. II. Keeer,
}. {. Thrall, c. B. Harrington were appointed
committee to nominate officers for the meeting -
Gen. Jonas Clark, Col. Warren, C. B. Harrington,
G. Cheney ID, Col. Crocker, E. w. Drury and NJ
NJ. Strong Esqs. were appointed q committee 10
present resolutions.
&c. Dexter, f. w. Drury and NJ. NJ. Strong
Esqs. appointed conmisife to report meas
urcs necessary to be adopted for the establishment
Of democratic press in Rutland County.
The committee appointed to nominate officers
presented the following who were appointed:
GEN. JONAS CLARK, President
ALASSoS Mitchell, BARs.RD KErcHAM Dawn
BARTLETT Coz. WAERsS HgSRr HoLDRs, Vice
Pres'deHis.
W. hteleft H. H. IoHsiee, secretaries.
The Committee on Resolutions presented the
following which were unanimously adopted.-
Resoioed That We heartily approve Of the nom
nation Of Hon. Martin Van Buren, for President of
the United States by the democratic republican
Convention held at Baltimore. and his talents as
Statesman and his republican pnnci les, emnently
qualify him for that high station, aud en,l,e him 10
The confidence of the people.
HesotUed, That we hail with equal Meas
ure the nomination of the Hon. Richard NJ
Johnson. for Vice President tina, as a philantb,o.
plst-a republIcan-he Is entitled to the confidence
OF the people Of The United States and that we
VAL use all honorable to secure the election
Of both the nominees above taentioned.
he'oiped, That we heartily approve offhe course
winch President Jackson has pursued towards
rance, that the dgnihed stand he has taken is wor
my OF The Chief magistrate Of powerful Republic.
aud that he is eniiled to the unanimous support of
patriotic People whose rights have been grossly
violated.
Resoived That We do not regard the question
between France snd THE country. as merely inroi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
Gath COngress---lst SessiOn.
IN sENATE-Wednesday, Jan. 8.

Mr Hendnck. from the committee on Road.
snJ Canals, reported bill making appropriation
amounting II about half million Of dollars Ia
completing the Cutnheflsnd road 10 Ohio and lodi.
ans, and continuing II 10 lhinos. The bill TO au
thon1s certain slsgAnces to The American Consul
81 London sks pssfed. The bill TO enend the
JUDICIAL System vss read he lhlfd time and % -
cd BY yeas aud nsys-al the members voting IN
,hs affirmative except Mr. Hi, Sho voted ia the
negative. The resolution TO amend the repula
tons Of the Senate chamber wss taken o. and
after being amended TO read IN the following
terms 1, vas s30p,sd-yess 81, nays IL; VIZ
Resolved. that the Circular Gallery Of the Sen.
ate be open for the sdunission Of spectaiors"
10 the House 81 Representatives, bills we're re
ported from The committee on Commerce to erect
q Marine Hospital al Baltimore. and one al Port.
laaa. The cAaf hsvlag commenced calling the
States fsr resoletiens, beginnlng with Maine, M
Jsrn. offered the following,
Rssolfed That IN The opinion of this Hos.e
the sOsjeet Of the AsollueH Of Slavery IA the d..
tint Of Colombia ougsi not 10 be eBler.psd b,
Coagress and be il further resolved, that in e,se
any psisiOn psyIng ;be sboliioa Of slavery i, "a.
Dlsuses Of c0lsr.sis be hereafter presented I, !.
the esiieefs's oPHtas o. the HSuse that the same
ossS 70 - lac sPca The Table 1iiho0i beng re.
fsrrss &c prase.
NJ !arsla made sOas srpl.n.iion Of he motive
n snerns TIE rssolsiisn. and o. the opinions Of
As eeast4lssa', 60 Ihis subject. Mr. J. q. Adams
oSsse 10 iay The resolution on the table, aud the
@onSa r.s hsssiiEse--ysa 60, nays i2s.
M w'ss moved 10 smsss BY ssntiug col eli
sns' lie ~or. '.resolsse' szs inserting.
~ Is' issss 70 10 Fo~c 4 i-gssis',os gr.ussS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19

Re.elref. The Governor ind Council concur-
nrg herein. Tha, the sgen, appointed to settle
the concerns Of Vernon, State Bank, be, ana he
hereby IL Authorized to sell at public auction all
the land to which the State OF Vernon, have de.
rived a title, through ssid Bank, and may remain
unsold, on the frs, Of January next. Provided,
s,id sgcn, be Of opinion that such sales will be
Tor the interest Of the state.
ConcurIed Oct. 80, 1881
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Relations toih .heIioo.-Mr J. q. Adams rose
TO address an inquiry TO the Chairman Of the Com.
mittee on Foreign Relations on the subiec, Of on,
relations with Mexico. lie held in bis hand
morning paper. 1.-THE Iniellgencer) ia which there
we're statements Of momentous character on tia,
subject. lie handed the paper to the Clerk. who
i"f ihe Information Of the House. read the article
heAoed The United States and Mexico
Mr. Adams said. the inquiry vas whether IN.
COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs had received .ny
'nfofmaiioa from the GcTe-u,aer, on the .,b,sc,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-01-19
[Concurred Nov. O. 1895. !
Ia Geaeral .7s,onJlv, Nor. .. 1885.

Rsolrei. The Governor and Council concurring
hersis. Tia, George 7. Hodges Of Rulland and
Horsee l.. Nichols Of Wi,lision be and hereby
ore, appointed committee to attend at the State
Prison, in the month Of September next, to make
90 appraisal and inventory Of all the property be-
Jogging 10 said prison, and also 10 settle with the
superintendent, and investigate all accounts of sand
yr,son and report al the next session Of the legis
ls,ure.