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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
= DIR. REETE'S TILLS
FOR FEM Al. p.~

For O5Stracti0ns, Dt6lAig, HyPochoadfid, Gfen
Sickness, Giddincss and Paiptation Of the Heart,
Bad Digcstion Loathng Of Food, and Pans Of he
Stomdch The pills purity aud promote brisk
crc ulat,on OF the blood when become sluggish and
obstrrctcd from the foregoing disorders, revive the
regular habits OF the unhealthy female, whose sick
" and pallid couutrnancc becomes eliminated, aud
lrcshens with the natural glow OF restored health.
The, equally conducive 10 the health OF mar
ried ladies', except i'll cases ot pregnancy or Con
sumption, mhen they must not bc taken
Price II 30 per box.
r = None are genuine unless signed T. KID
DER, the wrapper, (Sole proprietor and successor
to DIR. CoNwAyD by whom they are for sale, Al his
Counting Room, No. -, Court strt Boston, and
BY his special appointments BY
HOVER. DAVIES aud
J. +. ROY All, Iynchbnrg.
Au9. 1 a I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
MOTTO r..

nIRSU ANT TO the provisions OF Il deed III
1 trust executed on the 2lst day of February
1888, bv Henry Hatcher of the county of Bedford
10 me- which deed Is Of record IN the Clerks Office
Of the county ci said county, and Tor the pnt
pose therein expressed, shall on the 5ih day o! De
ccmbcr 1886 proceed, al the Dwelling House OF the
aid Henry Hatcher to SELL 10 the highest bidder,
for ready money, the TRACT or LAND, where
on he r, Sides in the said county OF Bedford, con-
tanning between three hundred and fifty and four
hundred acres be the same more or less which land
adioins the lands of Julius Hatcher and Thomas
i,tcher, as well as the lands of other PERSONS
Also, the following personal property, that Is to
say; Arthur, Sam, George, Gabriel, and Calohii
male cooled Slaves Cloc, Louisa and Lucinda,
colored female Slaves; two head Of Horses one
Black horse, the other a W bite Mare; two yoke OF
work Oven one Ok Cart; Eighteen head OF horn
ed Cattle lortyfve head OF Hogs; twenty head
Of Sheep; five feather Beds, Bedsteads and Fur
nurc half dezcn Windsor Chairs; together with
the increase of the female Slaves, and of Stock of
Cattle, Sheep, Horses and Hogs, il any, and to-
ce,hcr with all and singular the Household aud
Kitchen Furniture Plantation Tools, and Cten-
sis, belonging to, and in possession of the said
Hatcher at the date Of the said deed, all or
much Of the SAID property, as shall he sufficient TO
satisfy the purposes of the said deed. The title
To the foregoing property, isbecvcd to be- unqucs-
tionable, bnt the undersigned acting only in the
| character Of trustee, will convey none other than
such as he holds by virtue of the deed aforesaid
JOHN THOMPSON. Jr. Trustee
o. Since this property was advertised some
time ago, Mr.. Henry Hatcher obtained from the
circuit superior court OF law and cl'ancerv, tor
Bedford county, an Injunction, to stay the sale; but
at the late term of that court, the said nlinction
was dissolved as TO the sum OF $1,000, part of the
debt secured bv the said deed that the sale
will take place only 10 raise that sum, in cash, to-
g,.t,lcr with the costs of sale.
JNO. THOMPSON, Jr. Trustee.
Ortnhpr . tbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

vINIiE barrel is made OF fine cast steel, without
welding, being drilItd cold from solid
bar thereby avoiding the liability to seams and
scales which occrr in welding.
The cxceency of the piece consist, in the SUI
peror force, precision and distance with which il
throws a ball, owing in great degree TO the per-
cction OF the metal being very solid, tenn
pcred, and from the fncness of lis particles
susceptible OF being more highly Furnished within.
Among thousands which hae been made and pror-
ed, not one has fractured in firing. As an insru-
ment combining the desirable qualities of being
portable, economical, and thromng a ball at as
great distance, oth equal precision and farce OF
the long rife, where they have been introduced
they are uniformly esteemed as beyond compar-
ison.
Barrels from to inches length for sale by
II. b. RICHARDS Il Co.
Sept. ~ is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

RN the ships Nurmora and H1rkenrtv.# inst ARR,
- cd at City Point, direct from Liverpool ".
nave received our importation ol British Dry Goods
. bales Wilson's best Nam Cottous white and
grey, Nus. ! TO 5, very cheap
, bales Point and London Dufcl blankets.
l do 81, 1910, Ia and L. Rose double Rose
and Whitney Blankets.
Some OF these blankets are extra quality aud size
! do red raddngs.
! do white Silesian Flannels
! case Cloths and Cassacres,
do 3-4 and GA English Merlnos
] do English Fancy Prints,
do Jaconets, Cambrics aud Checked Musns.
We have also received portion, and shall receive
IN a few DAYS, the remainder OF our stock OF other
Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
imported from France Germany, Ireland, Italy and
Switzerland this season, and bought III the Northern
markets by our partners, +. X J. :. James u Co.
by the package. They consist in part OF
] case Coarse Satinetts very stout,
| do assorted do from fine very fine Plum,
Plaid and Striped,
do Glenr,ck Jeans,
! do 81 Forest Cloth aud plain cold. I.inse,s,
| do 31, :. ) and IA Plaid llnscvs.
-. bales and brown aud blcachrd Domrs-
ties. "a. Ii and6I
10 do Petersburg and Manchester Cotton Olua-
burg No. and 2,
Fanucls, Bazes and Fries,
Cmpctings and Hearth Rugs assorted qualities
Plain, Plaid aud Damask Merinos. very handsome,
Black Gro de Paris and other Hastings,
Plain and figured Gro de Maps, beautiful as
Figured aud plain col Chavs. s sortment,
PLAN and figured white and coored Bobinets,
Splendid figured white Satin and Challvs,
do Striped Gauzes for p. rtv dresses.
Gauze, silk, Chaliv, Mcrno, WOOL II. Valencia,
and other Fancy liandkerchiefs and Shawl.
3 cases American Fancy Prints.
Plaid Domestics Furniture and Apron Checks,
ronet. Velvet. Silk aud Valencia \cstinss,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
(DES.N'\!

NJ lLLhnd in the OF the OF the ALBION
w CORN PLASTER Que OF the most cffcaclotts
remedies known for that troublesom compliant, as
hundreds thousands can, aud ready To testify,
to It's having answered better purpose than any
thing the. had ever used This application never
causes the least pain. although it solrcns the Corn
and dra"sit out by the roots. II gives immediate
ease AZ soon as applied snd is thorough it is gen
tie IN its effect
REM ARk ABLE CURES,
= gentleman near Greenfield writes -" Ii
has cured Corn. which for wears had caused
lnconce,able pain aud trouble, taitcr irving various
other remedies y aud having received such relief
myself, advise ALL however obstinate the com
plant, To make trial of the Albion Corn Plaster aud
have no doubt they will soon be rs ready to rN-
press their gratitude as am
An Agent. III writing for a further supply of the
Albion Corn Plaster, ohscrvcs-'sI have made sale
OF all Nou sent me, and find the ntlcc to be all IT pro
tesscs To be, is those who have used fiud II
prove the best article for they haw met
,riih.'
Price 30 cents a box, with directions,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
TO THE, LADIES.

W. T. invite the attention of the Ladies to our
w large stock of PLAIN aud figured black and
colored Silks and Challys (reai German,); figured
and plain white and colorcd Satns 80 dozen Fan
cy Ilandk erchiels and Shawls some Of which We
~ fine splendid English Prints Alerlnos, Plaid aud
Damask, and mauy other durable Goods R"""-fs,
very fine, English Straw. Tuscan and Beaver; Bon
net. Cap and Belt Ribbons &c &c.
Call at JAMES {. HUNT & CO.'S.
Staple and Fancy Store
Sept cmber % is
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TCW FALL X WINTER GOODS.
FOR 1896,

b>,,uE .nbscribers very respectfully inform their
customers and the public, that they now
,,ceying at their F4NCl and STAPLE, DRY
ronDS and BOOK STORE. (nearly opposite
] ~. Ranks their Fall supply which together with
nv, G,uer stock renders their assortment very cx-
,.ns;ye Il complete, consisting in pant OF the fol
lowing articles, VIZ
qualities
Maid Cassimeres. of the newest style.
Cassne blue oiack "u' "''o''e" e'''S' P''''' SUI
ped and plaid,
white red scarlet and green flannels'
Wooeu and Cotton Baizes,
coarse Wooens of different kinds for servants clio
thing,
co,ts hair and common Camlct.
Paint. duile rose, whitne, aud French Maokinock
Blankets,
Vesting Of various Kinds,
Brussels and Ingram Carpetlne,
4 Oil CT til CO.
i Hearth Rugs
Fur Caps and 'Iippe's,
French Marine. black aud assorted colors.
Figured French Mafino' ne" article apu oe'"'""'
i goods.
] French gro de nap Masno, a ne" and beautiful ar
tcle,
i English Marino If all colors and qualities, plain and
figured,
Fine and extra supcrfine black aud colored Bomba
Z Bombazettes.
I Plain and figured Challeys.
Caicocs Of every description.
! single and double width lack and blue black Silk
Of superior quality to any they have ever offered
4 in this market.
Plain and figured Silks OF every shade OF color ana
quality.
{ Extra rich figured Satins, black, blue aud as
sorted colors
Plaid Silks,
4 Rlbands of all kinds
& Marno. Thibet, Challcy. Ipsola. Canova. Hernia
nj Decop- Gauze, Blond Gauze, Plaid-Foullard
/ PLAID Phedora, Paimarine ""d otiiur new st.ie
IIandkerchiefs and Shawls.
Silk Hose aud Hose of almost every description,
Il white, black, embroidered,
Il White and colored blond, colored Caters, white
and black ribbed, &c. &c.
Cotton Hose assorted coors, open WORKED ana EN-
brodered.
j. Mohar Lambs Wool, Worsted and Marine Hose
black, white aud assorted colors.
81 A large assortment OF French aud English Picmc
Gloves and Mltts,
A good assortment of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Gloves Of all kinds,
Il Bead and Picnic Bags, assorted.
Blond Bobnett and Thread Edgngs and I.aces
Blond aud Bubinett Footing,
A Blond -Worsted Edging,
French and English Worked Muslin, and Lace,
Capes andColars, worth from 81 to $50,
EBlack, white and green Wells, various KINDS,
Coretts ofthe latest French pattern,
NEEDLE Books and Card Case.
A large assortment of India Rubber Apron. new
style
l1des' Waterproof Shoes,
Emitting Yarns. assorted sizes and coors,
<Coton and Linen Diapers, assorted,
ksaip Damask Table Cloths, "a to Id.
Linen Sheeting ga to ia,
Irish Linens and Sbawls,
Linen Cambrick Handk erchiefs, assorted,
Cotton and Worsted fringe, assorted,
tlarno do do,
Common and Damask Moreens, assorted ceion'
Domestic Goods Of all kinds,
fols and Upper Leather,
Sugars, Coffee, Teas &c. &c,
"a large assortment of Books. Blank Books, Nc
4 Together with great many other very desiraoie
Goods all Of which will he sold at wholesale or re
Jail on the very best terms Purchasers solicit
ned call aud examine their stock before buying, as
they will find it ave,y desirable and extensive one
ESTES g. WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
THE BRITISH AryTISEFTIC
EDE.V'EksEEE(E

Renders the teeth beautifully aud permanently.
white, embcshes the enamel, removes the tntor
arising from decayed teeth, usually termed often
sWc breath, prevents their decay. and tooth ache,
eradcdtes tie scursy from the gums, aud impartA
a most desirable ness To the breath.
trF IN experienced druggist prononnccS tins
Tooth Powder one OF the best lie has met with
either Foreign or Domestic. Price 30 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

In pursuance OF The last will and testament OF
Il Isaac Howe, deed. the undersigned will pro-
coed, the premises, ON Saturday the l2th of No
vcn)bpr, to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash. the House and Lot of ground, adj
joining the former residence Of said Howe, near
Republican Spring.
HENRY DUNNINGTON.
Srgf Of the Corporation Of Lvnehbwr,
and as mch, adm'r. Of Isaac Home, decd.
Oct. II IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
TO MERCHANTS.

WE have just received by the ships Marmora
w and Harka,eay, onr importation of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods together with very heavy and
good assortment Of other Foreign and Domestic
Goods from Richmond, Petersburg and Northern
Cnles.-We solicit a call from Merchants. buying
in this market before making their purchases
JAMES c. HUNT & Co.
Importers ofBritish Goods.
September % IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

IAMES II. ANERTT Il Co. Exchange Bro
~ kcrs, have made arrangements by which they
will be enabled to purchase bills any of the
Southern Cities, upon the most favorable terms.
Those having drafts 10 negotiate either Charles
ton, Savannah, Mobile or New Orleans. may find
II To their interest to give them call.
Sent 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

TERMS.
~. :. Tho LVnriibNrg HirSiNiON''

w friee d meek. at 81 per annun, payable in
P" No paper ,riH be discontinued, ftuf al the
aaru fths Editors, until all drrearuges paid.
a'' %1- ADVERTISEMENTS ,ciH be inserted at
u. emit, psr square. for tess,) the first time. and "a
~, 20 for ,ach continuance Those from distance
f'"' mid for previously to their insertion snits, the
ma n,,t be assumed by some responsible person in
AymehbMg. a.. rH,o,, mu,t b, ro., ran,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
EXTENSIVE SALE


sJVNHE stock of Merchandise of the late Henry
y l. BRowS, Jr., not having been disposed of entire.
3sSas anticipated the Store house, which Is nearly
opposite the Banks, will be opened. in pursuance of
= former advertisements on FRIDAY, the LIST OF July,
nd the valuable assortment of Goods offered for sale,
by retail, in lots suit purchasers. for CASH. at
NE most reduced prices
VIE Executor, who is DESTROYS OF closing the bu-
nesS as soon possible, is aware OF the necessity OF
'hefng great inducements to the public IN order 10
hasten sales, and will expect to satisfy purchasers
90 decided bargains may be had tor CASH me
F'oCN OF Goods is one of the most valuable ana va
,eo character, embracing not only large supply OF
fne principal Staple and Standard Goods. but al
nos' every article in every line OF business, const-
TS'ns' IN the fullest sense, Fancy and pdr'etg
Sfo't' There is in the House but an Inconsistent
~ Smount of the Goods which were on hand two
- ago. whilst the greater part of the whole
~ s"ch as have just been purchased at New
oA' nor cut or broken, and many not yet taken out
'ie boxes and packages. These Goods were
us"t late IN the season. while there was a pressure
As money market after the merchants were chlet-
AtIpp"e"' and sales consequently dull, so as pro-
~ " cause slight depression in prices. Owing.
~ 'h' period at which they were bought. they
f,,h;n 'rs freshest mportuons and very latest
1e;voJ .: 'oe commercial community is already re-
,,sn.. seine measure, from the pecuniary eInbar-
,,J ~ uuer which, from temporary caeses, II has
y 'oofcd, and it, as is generally anticipaed this
.on Of ~. ABOUT to be followed by general expan-
ce, viii nr money and resources of the country prl-
be shown - '' rise, and the present moment will
+fu,tora.. W n"e been the most favorable both TO
[asunny;n I'u 10 those who buy To sell again, for
IA ff'!'"S themselves with Coois
III 1T. BROWN,
y Co,,,r, =, Erecntor Of Henry Bro,cn, Jr.
HsTosn ~o"opy Merchants, as we'll as those from
ored ,",. respectfully invited to call and make up
nished on "o parcels of Goods, which shall be fur
June "a no most satisfactory terms
IT VII IrHEN rl(LS W 4 MUMMY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
$40 REV ARD.

$40 REV ARD.
II AN AWAY from the subscriber, in Salem, Bot
1 l. etourl caunty.ashort time since, the following
Negroes:
STE?HEr1,
- wears old, 5 feet or . inches high clothing
NOT rerolect-d. purchased him of MIR. Temple
man of Richmond WHO bought him of Mr.. Wiley
Mann of Amelia county.
SAM,
About 80 yesrs old ) feet or :! inches high, not
very black but rather ycllowish complexion. lie
was purchased Of the widow Landon Carter oil N'ps
George county.
will give % reward for the apprehension OF each
of the above negroes. so that ] set them again.
IRA JETER.
~ The Richmond Wing and Fredericksburg
Arena are requested to insert the foregoing adver-
,i,emcut one month and send their accounts TO inns
Office.
Salem October ~ wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
Oct. 3 |
NOTICE..

a GOOD TAILOR or Shoemaker can get IA
"A good situation nj Chambsburg, OTHERWISE
called Pea TOWN. in the county OF Bedford Va
There is good convenient house aud lot at the
Mace, to be let for the next year, ON good icrnlS
and it is considered first rate stand Tor either sol
the above professions
Apply to Robt. J. Thurman lSnsa' tho place.
Oct. 81 q
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JOHN ss. T. 10y ID.

y . II = ID T 10 I u.
ATTORNEY At LAW,
IAS opened an Office for the location of Lands
4 l. in the States of Arkansas and Mississippi Ike
will attend with promptness and punctuallty, 90 all
business pnt into his hands and will SEQ hat the first
quality oil lands is secured for those who may employ
him to select them.
Helena Arkansas, September 3m
o. Letters addressed 10 him at Helena, Arkansas,
will he attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

n WiLI'r,IRsEsNTICES w ANTED.
l year. old AXE 3or Apprentices from II to II
sns v,d. u iearn the Saddler's and Harness ma
Sept IS JOHN c. shAcKLEFoRn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

THVHE Battalion Court of Enquiry, for the first
l. Battalion of l3lst Regiment, will be held
at the Union Hotel, on Friday the 4lh November
next, and for the I'd Battalion al the Franklin Hoo
tol, on the 9th of The same month.
And the Regimenia Court M Enquiry, f"r tho
l3lst Regiment, will be held y, the Wast'nsto"
Hotel, On Saturday the 22d OF November:
JAS. II. SIMPSON,
Col lsi Reg. w. Ma.
WIN. A. BENNETT.
Adixfass lsl~ Reg. VI No
Ocl. ~ N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03
PATENT POCKET RIFLE.

Sept cnber %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-05

The prsrmnuIIoN HILL. The Globe, Albany
Argus. aud some other kindred prints, who had
been exceedingly yociierous ell along against the
passage of this bill, now, since Old Hickory has
seen ct TO aifx bis signature TO II, (no doubt with
much reluctance however, are endeavoring 10 back
out, aud begin to talk somewhat favorably towards
the measure. 10 this way they expect, without
doub, to save themselves from the odium they MGR
il from The People. Bu, neighbor Stone. of the
Burlington Sentinel when he issued his las, had
no, probably got his instructions from "tho party
lie ssys, "Tbe bill, if we understand it, makes
Vernon, the depository Of about $40 600. We
believe it," continues he "to be a very foolish mea>
sure. and one from which the States Nill reap very
little bcnodi."
VIVA, brother Stones reasons are for stamping
this "a foolish measoye,' We DO not learn
We shoold really Like to know. because good rea-
soEs derived from sach exalted source might
have much weight With the pqble. We ot preseut
think the a very good one, although i, may
be adverse to the doctrine Of che party" thai the
"spoils 5eiOHg to the sie,ors :" aud none else
The Portsmouth IN. H. Gazette the editor Ct
which appears TO be one Of the uoGincbinr straight,
forward collar men, takes different ground IN this
important matter. lie seems 10 "s,ick 10 las text
little closer than Croswel Blair, sud some others
Of tho Inferior sort. In abiding TO the passage Of
the Deposi,e and Distribution bil tho editor says
"One ofthe mofi promineu, points Of doctrine con
tended FOR BY The democratic party Tor the last ten
years. has IN ope short week through the stupidity
or ,rcachcry Of public servants been abandoned and
nearly lost" This remark made before the
ball signed hy the Presidcn,. lie seems %
mediate ths, Tie Presiden, will veto Il. post
serpi m the same pspcr slludes to tho approval o.
the bill and upon which the editor says "the Pres
iaeu, never would have signed il IN any shape, has
he no, been bssely deserted by those whose du,y
.sd interest wts TO sasisin the prncfles Of De
noersey. Tbs, now. IL honest II is carrying
cot the true Van Boren docliine. and is mae, more
ereditable. than the miserable ,Naddiags 81 lac
Argos. tic Globe. and some other Of the uneefhns
presses.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-05

ChGte. Nsih. n. Claiborne CLARK Cleveland Conner
Cofsin Gag, Cnmc, Crane. Cosbing .nsthnctcn
prhefyy ncuuy, D.ekctsnn Douhle1sr Eyans Ever.
o't Forester. Eowier Freucb IN ph3o e. Fal!cr.
Galbfsilh. James Gsrland. Rice. Garland Grsoecr
Gmnilan3. Graves, Gfsvsen. GfcuD,l .Guin. Haley
Hanncgan Hard Hardin. liarlaa. Harper. samuel s.
HARRISON Albert g. HARRISON lIsWcs, HAWKINS Tia
zcltac. Henderson licis,er lioar Hopkins Howard
Howell. Huhey. iiout. llopsmsul pccrsoll. ingham
William jscksan, lsbcz Jackson. Jancs, lcnilcrjo-
scph Johnson X. N. Johnson, II. Johnson, John
W. 1oncs, benj7min Jones Ju5son kignfe Kin
nard, Lsui, Laroric lswlcr, Lawrence, Lay, 7.
Lee, Luke, Lea, Leonard, Lewis. Lincoln. Logan
Love, Lncss, Lyon, Joh Man, Martin, Moses, Ma
soa, Sampson, Mason Msury May, MeCary Me
Comas. MoKeunsn, Mercer. Miller M.lligan, Mon-
igomery. Morgan Morris, Muleuburyh, oW enc Park.
e. Patterson, Patton Dutce J. Pcarcc, James \.
rcarcc. Pciugrcw. Pyton. Phelps Phillips ,Plckcns,
Potts Resd, Rcuchcf.l. Reynolds. Joseph Reynolds
Ridley, Robertson, Russell, Seymour, Augustine,
II. Sheppcrd. Shields. Sbiun, Slade. Smith Spang-
cr Spcght Siandcicr S'orer. Sutherland. Tahaicto
John Thompson, Tonccy underwood, Nntou WAg-
ener. Washington, Webster. White, Eiisha, Whit.
tlosy. Thomas T. WhiuIceey Lewis Williams
Sherod Nilijams--l63.
NAYS--Mcssis. Ash. Barton, Bcalo, Hoan, Beau
mont, Brown, B1ms, Caubcrlcne, John F. II. Clai.
bone, Coles, eastman, Droomgoolc, Fairfield, w.
Il. Fullef. Gtlott Joseph Hall, ilamcr, Huntington
Jarvis, Cave Johnson, Lansing, Joshua Ice Loyal
Abjah Mann, John Y. Mason Mckay, Mckeon
Mckim, MoLene. Page, Parke, Franklin, Pierce
koane. Rogers, Sckles. Taylor Thomas, Wander
pool Ward, WordweI, Weeks, Wee-i3
The vote in the Senate on the first page Of tho
bill was. Yeas 35 Nays 6: IA the House, Yeas l55
/ Nays 80. The votes on the question of cngross
ment, however were considered as the tsst,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-05

RAtLRoAE ACCIDENT. A shocking accident oc-
CURED lac, week on the Providence Railroad in con
sequence ofthe Dedham and Providence cars com
ing in contact with each other Wises HoleI
in Roxb1ry. The shock was tremendous. large
ton, were in the forward cars Of the Providence
tram and from ID to 90 were more or less injured
some with broken legs and some with broker
arms and bad bruises. The firemen were also bad
iy injured. Lieut.. Rust, was among the sufferers.