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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
EXTE.NSIDE Sale
Dry GOODS, GROCERIES,. HARD
WARE, &C.

"a VIE stock of Merchandise Of the late HENRY
~ BRowN, Jr., not having been disposed of entire
was anticipated the Store house, which Is nearly
*PPOshe the Banks, will be opened, III pursuance Of
"fmer advertisement, on FRIpAY the lst OF July
E"u'he valuable assortment OF Goods offered for sale
u retail, or in lots to suit purchasers, for CASH, at
|he most reduced prices
me Executor, who is DESTROYS of closing the bu-
as soon as possible, is OF the necessity of
r"efhS great inducements to the public i'll order to
.'Nen saies and will expect to satisfy purchasers
n' uecmed bargains may be had for cash. The
VI"o VI hoods is one of the most valuable and va
'u character, embracing not only large supply of
P'ncipai staple aud Standard Goods, but al
V' every article in ever, line Of business, consti-
S,"o' IA the fullest sense, Fancy and pdriety
i'''' mere Is IN the House but an inconsidera
mount oil the Goods which were on hand two
S ago whilst the greater part of the whole
Nj 'o'h as nave Just been purchased at New
,r ~ NV co'ot broken and many not yet taken out
4 Va. poAeS and packages. These Goods were
,, '''e III the season. while there Il pressure
~ ''o market after the merchants were chief
t'"pp''eo' and sales consequently dull so as pro-
|.L' " ''''se slight depression in prices. Owing,
Wv period at which they were bought, they
Ifshi 'nS freshest import atoms and very latest
la,ro1 ioe commercial community is already re-
Insnaa'. seine measure, from the pccunary embar-
Iaev L,i "'e' winch, from temporary ca'ses, IT has
ktresSuya 10 I'M ~ Us Is generally annclpasu hilS
Eson c,h "oou to be followed by general eNpari-
viii ne money and resources Gf the country, prl
be- shown :, eou'Se rise, and the present moment will
cuson'aa' " nave been the most favorable both to
|sunplv, ii 10 'hose who buy to sell again, ioi
FP's'"s themselves with Goods
IT BROWN,
70 Cnut.,. =, Executor Of Henry Browa Jr.
Town aoantry Merchants, as well as those from
sorted lots Pecttully invited to call and make up as
nshed nm ,, u parcels of Goods which shall be fur
June 30 must satisfactory terms.
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STnVuc, .u.,<
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
NIW EALE, AND WIs1I4.R
fcSDcbs EDS

"USS sI'Ss
ESY the ships Marmora md Harkacay, just arriy
ES ed at City Point, direct from Liverpool. we
have received our importation of British Dry Goods
bales Wilson's best Napt Cottons, white aud
grey, Nos. to ,, very cheap,
bales Point and London DulIcl Blankets.
| do 81, 1910, Ill and ~ Rose, double Rose.
and " hitney Blankets.
Some oi these bIanAets are extra quality and size
| do red paddings,
! do white Sliesian Famcs,
| case Cloths and Casslmcres,
do "a and Oh En- dish Alcrnos,
| do English Fancy Prints,
| do Jaconets, Cambrics and Checked Musus.
We have also received portion, aud shall receive
in few days, the remainder of our stock of other
Foreign and Domestic, Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods.
imported from france, Germnny Hetand, Haiy and
Srit-friaRd this season. and bought IN the Northern
markets by our partners f. Il j. :. James &,Co.
by the package. They consist in part OF
| case Course Sanetts, very stout,
| do assorted do from fine to very fine Plain,
Plaid and Striped.
| do Genrrck Jeans,
| do Ga Forest Cloth and plain cold. Iiuscys,
do "a, Is and Il Plaid lnseys.
- bales and cases brown and beached Domes-
ties. 81, IL and Oh,
10 do Petersburg and Manchester Cotton Ozna-
burg No | and :.
Flannes. ifazes and Fries
Carpatings and Hearth Rugs, assorted qualities,
PLAIN, Plaid and DHnask Merinos rerq handsome
Black Gro de Paris and other Hastings,
Plain and figured Gro de Maps, beautiful as
Figured ald plain col Challys, sortment,
PLAIN and figured white and coored Bobincts,
Splendid figured white satin aud Challvs
do striped Gauzes for party dresses
Gauze, SIN, Chav, Merno. WOOL H. Valencia
and other Fancy iiaudnerchiets and Shaw>.
3 case. American faney.Prns,
PLAID Dome,tics, Furniture ami Apron Checks
Toilinei Velvet : llk and Valencia Nestiugs,
Corded PLAID and Striped Casslmeres.
Together with many other articles, making our ds
sortment very complete and desirable. Our friend
and the public are respectfully solicited TO exam
inc our stock
JAMES C. HUNT & co.
Sent. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
ACC0IsDI.ANS. &C.

lust received, handsome assortment OF Accor-
- dians Revolving and Oval Siirer piatea Cas-
tors Gilt and Bronzed Astral Lamps: Looking Glass
Plates a splendid assortment OF TOILET Loon
ING CLASSES; Window Glass Plated Iiutt
Baskets Guitars together with great variety OF
fancy articles all ot which will be found low al the
CHINA STORE, below the Banks
JOSEPH b. EVANS.
September29 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
SALE, or NEGROES.

Est MT 10 a decree of the county court OF
Bedford, made April count, ls3G, in the case
OF Louisa liobson against benjamin lIobson and
others. The Undersigned Commissioner will pro
coed To sell at Liberty, Bedford Court House on
the 9Th day of November next, (belng court day)
To the highest bidder, for ready money. two likely
negro men, CIV aSillngton y Armstead,) belonging
10 the estate OF Richard llobson. Jr deceased
HE titles to the above slaves is believed to be IN
questionable, but acting Commissioners shall
convey the SAID slaves to the purchasers bv deeds
with special warranty, according 10 the terms of
sand decree. RlCH'D. liOBSON, Jr. Com'r.
NoV. t97N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
ny. FLETCHER 4. TOLER.
TERMS.
-"YlP EyNrEDnrg VSrgSssSUn''

, r No paper ,cH be discontinued fbut at the
Gg,.stion fthe Edtors, unit all arredrages are paid
- lDFERTIS ENEN7'S ,cW be inserted al
- rents per square. Tor iess,) The first time, and 379
"a. f,f rdrh continuance. 7hoSe from Il distance
,i Jr Dai for previously 10 their insertion unless the
,",yr,,nt be assumed by some responsible person in
III I,t,srs to the Editors must be POST PAID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
\ T. y 4, II 4 IL ISL q. IN =.
TOURQUREATJ d FARMER,
sign or the
ES S - e. UE ESEnv' .sSDEsy,gss

~ the Bfick I tHement, fac doorS belo,o me Post
OHce, and bet,ceen r. il. Norreifs Foncy Drg
Good Store and Thafman and Schooifeids HtlrG
,rare Establishment
AAlNH entered into partnership for the
ID a purpose OF carrying on the Apotlecary and
Druggist business III this place, take this method
OF informing our friends and the public generally
that we are now receiving and opening. direct from
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, an entire
assortment of
u EsH AND GENUINE MEDICINES, DRuGs PAINTS,
OILS, DYE-SrUrrs, SuRGEoN's INSTRUMENTS,
Nc. &c.
comprising all the newest and most approved articles
IN use, all OF which have been recently selected with
great care. by one OF the firm.
As We are determined 10 sell on accommodating
terms, especially To large dealers we particularly
invite Physicians and country Merchants 10 give us a
call.
Orders from distance promptly attended to, put
up in the most careful manner, and forwarded with
the greatest despatch. We solicit share of the
public patronage
THOMAS \. FOURQUREAN.
REUBEN ID. PALMER.
N.B.-Nc have Just received splendid new so
DA Apparatus which will be in full operation in a few
DAYS. FOURQUREAN n PALMER.
June2 IS
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

RUNAWAY, from the subscriber on Sunday
Il u the 23d inst. "A mnlairo boy apprenticcd to me
10 learn the .Shoe and Bo0t-mdking business named
IAIENEl4L STEW ART, about l6 years of age.
lie had on, when he lett me, grey Jeans coat and
"aiatcoat brown panaloons, hair cap and new shoes
and stockings. The above reward will be given ii
the said boy is delivered to me. al Rocky Mount. III
Franklin county, secured in jail that get him
again, and all reasonable charges paid-and all per
sons are hereby iorwarned from harhorng or employ
ing said boy under the penalties Of the law. From
Information am disposed to believe sald boy is max
ing his way to lynchburg orto Amherst races.
HENRY kENNON.
Rocky Mount, Oct 81 w;}w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
MECDOIS.

'HN'!. subscriber will, at all tunes, pr, the highest
!" cash price for likely Young Negroes Persons
having such to sell, will do wen To call ON hint
VI HART.
Jan. II Iorn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
s,nns. Clark & Co.'S. Pianos.

M T. have just received on consignment another
w ottheSe superior Instruments.
ALSO,
100 lbs. superior brown sugar ...
PAYNE n TURNER.
Aug. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14

Irsr STOVES !. STOVES!
v low '"' large assortment, and Tor sale
Nov u. Is. RICHARDS x 60,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-14
FAMILY FLOUR.

VNTE have a few barrels first rate FANNY tour,
w for sale. PAYNE X II KNt-h'
No. -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

Gr~. Il.s5isoN lcf ih., cry ., o'cioek or
sstordsy morning. an Bic return b"mo. he Nas
.seoried 30 'he le'>r City Frriy. o. no New Nork
Committee & committee ttem Hsrrsho,rh tho or
which ~iil sreompsuy hin 90 Tic csfitai of Penn.
II wac bic iaier'an 60 tcmsin o. Easton al lhs
morning. Nhsn lie aoa't proceed 90 I've journey euh
ell expedition possible.
Referring Go the Gersrc's 81 o. 10 'his city, the
editor of the Amcuc4n very CORRECTLY rrmuks -
THIS visit hiss ri,er The lie very positively and
nciusiteiy 80 some tWo or three Of the iabrca-
tinns Of the Van Barren specially those
which pretend to reproscu, Gen. u. ~ broken
down old man. without csrseitv. He has been
seen by tens Of thousands aDd they found themselves
looking upon a man II plain farmer he .ocarauce
Of thin wiry snd srtive form, = qncs and in'c.h-
gen, eve snl altogether - h'tle IKE fecrrpilule
ss can vel. be iuseitaj. lie has been beard too.
BY thoussnds and 90 occasions when be could not
10 the nature Of b'ncs, have been rfepprcl 10 nd.
vance and h's replies have c,inced tact, knoN.
ledge, instruction, ani principle, well settled in
his own nuud. sod iiaukly expressed TO others.
We have not doubt II Mr. Van Bu,en ard Mr.
Harrison should 60 forth together ana unaccompan
led, upon tour Throughout tao UElfcd States and
be brought IN eonisct 2ith the people, and that
the issue Of tho Presidential election should be de-
isttn,.,ed by the impression respectively produced
oy the manners. appearance and speeches Of each
that Gen. Harrison would beat the iagor,,c SOU
clean ont VI sigh'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

ias 49, ihss ne e-ags.,as e 1esrsis fst3a,y b.
80 '1rrs iie q 'srr r,.hi q ehats,, hste
s.isi DE lar 81 haossil' sna iaaAfa p1tll.
tnf+s.
ft'sa'',i faris'r, That 81 rslsm sai sssn'i
ttr,iH'ta
Hfe'ffs 1ffht', The 10 rake ntnfrs' ta 80 People
NJ tho n't. n' "a fslow ritF-ns thraughnt thf
T. .l ih-i bai PREFER, ifser. of's-osi Ea'tfn-
nti 'sta- irs'u'son, tfl tut oiste Tuc and TrFstt
er'tri' fsrian rn3 rssu'ein, us' nseiiug vii rrs
rf'l irrftu 10 20 suHshie iu't'lua's
rauljrtst &c if rrt 81 delr9art item thts city ihs
ne, rersfsl sssahlv 4 Mstyisnii ani tii- 81 ihst
rrosf fr-s isat Of th. meeting he reQrcste 90
usis fafbs Too cauHnfe ~ twrts 10 feisri sr3
frf 90 th HrrtnE ioF their ~ ruaiiun two suitable
.rdtsniuals az that obrc.
Ns'oi,of That frrn the rrtol rntl ne ffi Nonia,
of oHer nsNi. vii J'vefr our lime AuI enststs Boz
h' cu1,rtor Go usie n,arie ~ she 1T rnf
dHia'e'. 'Tnsr ustrtvoBT ~ sGatNsr hiNulI-
Ton y rnf fha', tibet dsv w'i sei sutrt day
fsrfra sfhe nee Of Iears Orler sul The rrrsefrs-
'nu 81 o"r i'''Hut'"s pofsons snd properly. sud ou
fha' 'tv closing cur shops upr stores Hul ,crt
eui shsniouug all ost av,rsii.ut vti devote oat.
styts va he tudosvot The success 81 tho rsai.
ds.'s whom tl.u meeting may select.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11
FROM FLORIDA.

Ltrrsr iNrELueEvcF---. yornre n,1rIF.
Tho Jacksonville Courier Of, The 22l ias,. con.
,sios tic ci!lovne:--
We have been favored with ito pcru-al n lct-
ter dated Fort Gdland. Scot l. D.. 1896. con
timing ihe. substance on report 10 ih" comn-n-
der 100 Chief "f a battle with the Indians fought
nosr Ncvmous,t.le on The l3,1 insi
On Saturday evon'ne,'ho l7thtbe Indians came
within mile If that Fort and captured car ana
fred 90 thtce whites and tao nrrrocs They
we're posted IN The reiehborhood of son Fllssed
hammock. Sunday morning Col Warren march.
cd oct 10 give battle with 100 mounted men. being
tr'achmcuis from Cep' Walkers Wards and
Gatr.son's, with D gentlemen under Cant. Beck-
han "to, Their time 81 service having expired
volunteered for lh- special service and Capt y.
y. Tnmps'ns 1t Reg. 5. Artillery, wiha -
p"rudcr hoei'zer, and % IF he mcn. The at.
,elce was iu three caiumos-'he right under CoI
Wafre0, the len under Lieut.. Co Mills, and the
centre under Capt. romphius. Wien within three
fourihs Of mile of che hammock they met the ln-
dIuo-, sud the battle commenced.
The Indians attempted TO turn Inc letl flank bu.
were charged with spiu, by that Ntn.. aud driven
into thick oak sctnb thence INTO the border ofihe
hammock, 0hofo the artillery played On them With
considerable effect.
Then they attempted 10 turn the righ, hank but
were driven 90 by That wing. and into range again
of the artillery. which opened upon them with
great effect. The Indians in1de desperate attempt,
To maintain their position. They charged twice on
tho artillery. They wetc beaten oil at all points
and driven mile md ha,f into dense liaa,m1ck,
where / ey could uo be plrsucj with advantage.
The action asled one hour and halt one hour of
winch time, the fire was heavy on the whole
line. Their force was estimated al 800 men.
Indians were 10 fall before the IRE Of the
artillery, particularly the left. Several persons
report that they saw mounted Indian N1om his
appearance giving orders and chicJ t!I 6oi.,- tho
ere Of the artillery. Adj. GIl'and reports tina, he
saw large fellow mounted 10 front on the rgh,
and from his recollection of his person thinks he
was jumper. Adj G. ordered platoon fired at
him and several asserts bat he fell. No Indians
we're found dcadbut from he traces Of blood many
must have bocb kIlcd and wounded.
Co. w, 1t. COL NJ, Cspt. T., Adj. C. Capts.
Beekhsm. Walker aud Ward, Its. Brce,on AMI
lIjidey, distinguished themselves ~ their Drawer
and good conduct in he field, also Doctors Peat
and Tie bsot,and private waymen stationed at the
i hoRitzcr. whJ was wounded at the first FIRE, bot
refused 10 quit his post I'll compelled by loss OF
blood
4 List Of he Wuadei --Jeromiah Barnett, mortal.
4 y. NJ. llniley. !. Long $. R0ssol, aud Way.
man no, dangerously.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11
Eicaxer Warmer. Estate.

Stleof Famoai, fIE IT REMEMBER,
Ditie, Of Rutland ss. ~ ID ulot alta stated
Probate Court held Al Rutland, within and Tor
said di.trict on the first Monday being the 3D.
day oil October, \. ID. 1896
Edward Wheeler. administrator" she viii
annexed ,nf Eleazcr " amc', late OF Piusfnrd, n
said district ,drcPased, proposing 10 render an nc
count ofhis administration & present tis account
against said estate for alosance
Orisrfi That said account be examined IN
court, at a session Thereof TO be- holden IT the
probate Office IN ROLAND within and for said
district, on the first Monday Of November next
And that The publicaiouot cop, of h,s order,
three weeks successfully IN lhe RulIand Herald
printed al Rutland aSsoon a. may be, shall b.
sufficient notice 20 al concerned to arpesr II
they see cause, and objoc' lhereto.
AZ +. ~ HDPKLs'S R.pist,r.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11
.Ssl.n Robbins Estate.

Da,r,c, d RaloaG. 81. ID thai a, stated
Probate csyrt held a, FINLAND, within and for
said district on tie df,t Mooaay, beiue the 81
day of N0yemb-f, :. y. 1896.
Alexander Miller, Executor NJ the last VII
and testament Of Ioha Robin, late Of " aIiins
ford IN said dslnci. deceased, proposing 90 REQ
der 40 account Of his administration ard prsseD,
his account against said es'ste ~ allowance:
Orserld That said account De examined ia
coufr, sla session thereof, 20 be holden a, the
Probate Office 10 Rulsnd within ana for sad Dis
,r,ci. on the ira Monday q November neHt, and
hat the publication Of copy NJ THIS ofdrr, three
urek, successfully 10 The Rutland Herald, print
cd al Rutland as soon as may be. shall be suili'
eieni notice 10 III eoacernsd 20 appear, II ihsy
80 cause, and object thereto.
e. T. ~ HOPKINS R'g,sfr-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11
By tho last Nights Nail.

tVrnsu Tnn Nttrtssp' Tie fa'.niars fat,srs
rlr'cn' ri'iFen~s hs' iir Etrssi,enf, are etT-'fs
~ have Hn'iru r ripri' irtn oil oi iifr c,Huttes
lttr ere iirfv " btgs g. rsatifa len Naetn sssn I.
tTr"iue t"uaiy ihsfe 80 soc Dot ~cu two Van nnfyn
wcn-ihc g. .nsitfns three. " l hs 81 ir,
speaking IT he ncjseu.ai She ,riuml,b.h Hatatafr
Cttonrlc SAVE
"faeftt, N's,isra - q tppcrr. rom tic refuge, 81
'he fctiHu ou NDr3sy iss'. ihai zee Ven fafcn party
hate elected nHsitsr rneuteu ~ the iIouse of nclc-
gates Itif auuatsJ b ..aisl o. rl- rf.Itvss bong
Rot oi ihr serrag feoios q senate. whs have u.urp-
81 itc power e 'he people. ai attempted o dss'fuy
no Constitution vie8 mauy IF thet arc .w ~ ruj sii
theni ne bound io support. The, ta,r unu nineteen
Delegate. vho may osi the 'aue ds.-i.l.n with ihr
tlcc'or g. a0qure ir,motal''. by hanlus w. ther
nAmG in opposition io ail Law sut ari cr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11
A,eneih wills Estate.

stat. u eymoIf ESL o. rene mbrfc.
Dpl4o, 81 R.roas, -. ID ms,., .,a.e4
PROBATE Couu held al Rutland, "iAin anI to-
-atd d,,iricl, on the Gr.t MoaIay. belus she
80 day OF OciobeI. A. -. 1880
Ira oorbam, administrator Of the estate oI
Asrnrih Nnis. lie Of Ia, 30 s5lI district, DE-.
ceased, proposing Ia 'rhder an account OF BE-,
administration sni present his account against
SAID esisic Tor allow aure
OrasreS Tnat said account be examined TO-
court, II a session thereof to be- ho'ieu 81 'he
Probate Ollicr "a Rutland, stAiu and lor .si1 1is
lnei, on The ist Monday Of Noyemb uexli saa
tia, be publication OF copy OF th,s ORDER. tntr'
weeks success,srl, "a the Rutland liefsld, PRINT
ed a. Rutland, a. soon q. may be, shall be sal.
hcirn, notice 90 81 Concerned 10 aPpes'. u ihey
see cSusr, and object Thereto.
l2 T. -. HOPKINS Re. ,'-y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

TIE PeoYlf, Gnc.' Con. W. II. Harlisou.jbe
candidate # the People fyr he fret flee their
aii, took he departure Tom tins cty early sat
utdAy nurning Oh he t,tifn to OHIO ocaing a..
cross y. J. to- Eastou. Tais Wait Of the western
veteran ha. Afforded high degree Of satisfaction
TO oui citizens, nai although from the deiicacy Of
his position uuder'eten "iih reluctance by Gen.
Usrr5oa himself 20 mu,i nevertheless IN us results
hive been grateful 10 his own ieclngs---snce no
other inliy.dua' With the sugic exception Of Gen.
L,fayeite, has ever called fuuh ~ the community
stronger, il as strong Testimonials Of he public re-
gard. Notwithstanding that his say among us
was 70 short, the demonstrations uf popular atec-
ton VAS manifold, and a. uniissemD'ed ne tLcy
were ,pcntsueous.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11
elijah ". spam.ding.'s Es.acc.

District Of R,iiaad s,. ID hat at a stated
Probate Count held "a, Rutland within aud Tor SAID
District, on the fret Monday, beng The 81 ia,
VI October A. d. 1890,
Lucy SpsuldIng, administrative Of the estate
Of Eyah NJ spauiiiog late Of Aloun,holiy, ~
sad district, deceased, propo,ing 10 render az
account OF her administration aud present her
account agsinst said estate, lor allowance
Oriertd, That said Account DO examined 81
court, az a session taurroi to be holden Of the
Probate Office IN Ru'iaud, within aud iof saId
district Oh the Hrst Monday OF November ne3,
And that the publication oi copy OF 'h,s ort,
thrr, weeks successiyely, in the Rutland Herald,
puujeI al ltu'aad, Il, soon o. may be-, shall boz
sufficient notice 20 20 concerned 10 aplrar, II tbry
s.-y cause, All object ,b-frio.
- J. u. HOPhIVC = gjs'e,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

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go r.all pc Fessaaf Ene'si
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trs.fsaf fiss
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ths dsf.urs A,rh r1sas Nv ne ffoeis unlsF nv
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ram 80 sfat sati''1 60 tl, sa Proper sesA.
frorlts JAS uiafs,d al's9tae tsts t. fhc
81 dftarhHrfH ff hItt - BIAS ahi s.-6irtte Boz
ha A. 'sn ata Co.s-anfsr 'Saafrt pathei,t irs,
srsfr a'sartr-s t.is' lt wt o. t rr~t Re- 80 ia.ice
al nf1tps eaatt Fse rs ra,s sin ihs7 20 fts t
s.,s apsa Fi' % del oHfgttir uuff.ray
fc,7r al ssI,-aa .ai Sltit~-ai o., i.ae 90 he ga.
uner. ~ 10 aan.ie fpa.HH ht hes thtrfo 3anel
make ths wttrs sfrsutenrris snI moo u ctas. 80,
pa-son v ish Geo 0ss tuiff iis calaHa.. web Jat}
'hsN M h-t'str 90 90 20 VS. fhf rffpY Dffips
upnu h'r ths' c.t6lso~ 81 -h Pee O. rly ntr,i, AID
~h,ch he, oc-ss 90 ,ten tus~teHa.
N,ur ft,-t.
GEORGE CROGHNN,
MAJ l-fft T.. rfsutr.rf.Isu- lpwff E.aslutky.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

ten DAYS has made an cs-cHiinl Improvement IN
tho grippe Of cora aud pptHlocs. Although The
frost IN some places was severe and DESTROYED the
planted corn, II has rot done tyhe Of the mis-
chief which was anticipated. and pretty fair crop
Of corn viii be realized. At the me uriEe
frost gentleman told us that his crop was
all destroyed - week a'tsruaats lie said il VA
not 30 bad os he expected and that he should get
halfo crop two days ago he Informed us. that, on
the whole, he should have very good crop of
cnrn SO II is IN most parts OF the STATE, and the
farther we &c from the seashore the better the
prospect We should never dstrust Providence.
". II. PutriDf.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

Distressing Ereni. We learn IRON the Wheel
ing Gazette Of the ooh inst. ihat when the steam.
boat Home. win the President Of The United States
On board touched at Portsmouth, Oip, salute
vas fred By some uuiofesccn cause. the cannon
was charged precautionary, and nos, shocking con.
sequences followed four persons were iuston,a-
neously billed, and two severely wounded--so
much 50 that there is hulc hope Of thcIr recovery.
We copy the following inst rema'ks from the
Salem Mass. Gazette. They are worthy oC CON
sdera'ion by all ihpsr persons .tln, in New Eng
'and-"ho have wish 10 ensrjc TO the far
Wcs'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11
DIED.

D. Hailte y seq ilts sers sadjrnir, nsoie Gree
20. iarasr, 81 E2t4al 80 Ages o.. Puat,fs "a IafA
tfe rec 1tttsu 4 r
A. its fesaefos oi be fsthcf Crsfiou 81 nj ~
kradfir hevFfa
g. Rat1go n NJ lsrno Dsvi.. Lged 81.
o. Aapir, y. "a ~ lrhs AdsMs U
T. Cttsisrhsai. vtaas Rhs,ls AIl.s 81.
D. Parsnasth 81 san1ri Hai5raos ~. colder ~
tls Rss Re t,ato-rs its msa Top of lts fonne
henf hshard Dug be- cooperate sugaseszt ~iih ne
Efgtssa ffisrle srfaps
h. Slbshnm. Assf s6ts sii Rnlsr sosaiess. Fac O..
Vie ore q fAs Eoss s1nd ghti thfss the ,sE
essSc n Besfoa iissh~f 70 INA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-11

fs',rf''iar Nfrri ~ ~ trsat thtrs f.a.it, ot
The inhaitsfis CHisvi- N scsinsa TttroIs pte ssie
= other isuf'h ere rs-r.sqi Sin,s srfthauu th.tr
FER ia ray 'he CO. Of car-n r( ff. hni vti o.
furs ~ n stsf'fnE ha1l. ar foa hut rtrh. p,d
30 rHr1 h"ftus sr' hcsrs' na,s' q. they ssf Al
Ury 90 % hatr o. 3D. -. 90 hos rsn r potatoes, md 81.
ths hHp'r ~ ftk n s~uer,i isob q t-..si rI..,cs