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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

Beautiful head of hair has always been considered
II Of the greatest ornaments ever bestowed by ma
lure upon the Frame and ndispensaby necessary to
The perfection of personal beauty. 1t is common COM
pIant among young persons that their hair is falling off
becoming dry and unhealihyi this may be owing 10 the
application Of improper and njprons oils the entire
neglect Of he hair Without proper attention, diseases
of the hair will aiise, which often found occasion
hinness falling off, and sometimes total badness. For
these evils and the Inconvenience necessarily attending
them. Johnson's Vegetable Hair Oil will be found al
most inallible remedy. This oil tried in many
Of badness hnness and falling OF Of the hair before il
was offered the public, and in nearly every lis
beneficial effects have been realized 10 admiration II has
n many been known 10 produce a aud beautiful
growth of hair on heads which bald and will al
ways check that falling off which frequently In
cases where it becomes dry and grow, this oil
will very ender it healthy and produce rapid and
beautiful growth without the least injury 10 the head
does any falling oil follow after using That loss ofha
which frequently takes place after sickness may be
easily prevented by using tins OIL In Short no Oil has
ever been offered tho public that gives such universal
satisfaction and stands the cst of experience, like john
sons Vegetable Hair Oh For sale by
u. G. SMITH.
Montpelier, April Is, l843. 04-6m,
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NOTICE.

HE subscribers having purchased the interest Of Center
l. Lamb late partner of the firm Of Silver, Lamb Col
take great pleasure in saying to their old friends and Gust
omes that they are now receiving from Boston entire
new and extensive lot Of
WI. GOODS 81 GROCERIES,, PAINTS,
OILS, IRON, NAILS, GLASS, &c. &C.
comprising great variety ohe choicest Goods ofhe kind
10 be found in market. ISAIAH SILVER,
a. G. PIERCE.
Montpelier July 90 l843 ls.3m
G-JN. B. To Tavern Keepers and Grocers in parcu-
lar call attention to our stock Of Goods Come and see
and we will make it for your interest make puchas
ofus. S6.p
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SNUFF--oNLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

nR; NJ. HlTCHCOCK'5 newly invented SNUFF
- the best article discovered by scientific men in
Europe or Amorlcu, fer the and ab,ous relief Of
GataIrh' Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes Nervous
lead ache, Fallen Sickness Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snuiics, partial shocks Of Palsy, etc.
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NEW GOODS!
WATCEEE S.

Silver Spoons Gold Beads, Eur ornamnes Finger Rings
Ladies' and Geniemens BreasP ms newest patterns livery
rich) Gold RistletsstoDe set, Gold and SILVER Pencils
Gold and Silver Bowed Spcctaclcs, Silver Thimblcs,
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Keyes
Gold Watch Chains, Gard Cases. Mourning Rings and
Pins, Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bags, Pocket
Scissors Fancy Goods. Vions and Strings, good as
sormont best kind fPerumey, Macassar Buffalo and
Bears Oil for the hair Fishing implements, lLarge Loi)
Brttania Terpots and Castos, surorior quality large
assortment Of Toys Witch Trimmings Wood Clocks and
Brass do, and in Short every thing that kept at
Jowor) Ware Store.
s. A. takes this opportunity TO just say TO the ladies
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity that he has en-
argcd his shop Estabsmcn and has spared no pains to
select Goods suitable for market 10 ill it up and fur
hcr says to ALL home abroad to just step in and
amino the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
AT any rate they may rely on this that our goods are what
we recommend them to be no sale.
iL5SClocks and Watches repaired al short notice ana
warranted.
NIB Silver work and Jcwclry made to order or to any
pattern and warranted good
Mon pcer Mayl, 1913. 70
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DAN AWAY from the subscriber this morning. about
~ o'clock, DIMICK II EVANS, an indented boy, to
parts unknownThisi 10 forbid all persons harborng
trusting him on my account. ANY person employing said
ooy may expect 10 account to mo for the same
Randolph Oct Is. I84s. ERASTUS HEBARD. 9o+
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Les A. A. GROSS,

Lave just received at the old stand of VIM. w Cad.
L we'll Esq neat assortment of ALL NEW
GOoDS, selected with great care, which they offer for
sale, FOR CASH ONLY, prices much lower than is
usual.
Their stock made up of general assortment Of Eng
sh, French and American Goods. Also, assert
ent OF Crockery, Glass and Hardware, together with all
kinds of West India Goods and Groceries usually kept
town-except liquors. All any part of which, will be
sold on terms which will be likely to satisfy reasonable
pectations They have adopted the cash system avoid
the actual necessity of charging those who do pay for their
goods prices sufficient to meet the losses, which every
concern that does credit business necessarily do
fail.
fC5They hope TO have an opportunity fshowing their
Goods to their old friends and will be happy show them
to all who will give them a call
Montpelier, Sept. 27. 1913. 2s,i
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BLANK CHANCERY BILLS,
On fno paper price cts at E. p Walton Sons OCT y.
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
A PPLY to L. ID. PERSONS, Montpelier, w. ,o.,
SODA CRACKERS AND LEMONS,
JUST receiyedby sIoNnS hnNSD''
j Aug, I'd, ls43.
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A N astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linmen
IA for the Piles, rheumatism, sc. has been used in
thousands ofcases and scarce failure to give complete
cure be found large supply fromthe
Manufacturer ofthe GEEUIsE to answer the many and n
croasng calls. For sale only at the Montpelier Bookstore
by e p WALTON g. SONS,
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eV1GeRs Goods

TOHN p. LANGDON has jus, received from Boston
y $4,000 90 worth Of New and Seasonabe Goods which
were all bought with CASH, and will be sold EXCEED.
INGLY LOW for cash approved credit, at Il old
stand of LANGDON and WRIGHT.
Sentembar g. 1915 "a
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Anril s. 1913.
NASHUA " LOW ELL RIA
4

NASHUA " LOW ELL RAILROADS..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1850 ON and afer Monday, Ap'l 10 1872. the pas
Sengcr trains W II tIn as follows
Leave Nashville at G | . A NJ, and and 3-i p M.
Leave Boston lt and II NJ and 3 ? p NJ.
Leave Lowell at 8 | A NJ and Il a and Sd y M.
Passengers arriving al leaving Lowell IN tile cars on
this road will be conveyed IN Lowell 10 and from the De-
pot of EXPENSE b. leaving their names at The Ticket
Office.
Passengers he conveyed by Railroad between Com
cord Manchester Nashua, and Andoyer, Haverhl, Exc
ter, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
are in connection with the tins road. The
Passenger Trains leave Concord at and IL Id A
NJ and p M. Leave Nashua at nine M, | A M and
7l-2 NJ.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily (Sundavs excepied) between Nashua and Boston,
GENERAL RATES or REIGHT REDUCED.
The Company prepared to transport all kinds Of
Goods and country Produce, which may be iowarded'o
their Depols. -.
All Goods nnG Merchandise will be at the risk of the
owners while in the Companys Store houses.
ONSLOW STEARNS Superintendent
Nashua, Aprll 3, 1913. lO
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JOHNsON's VEGETABLE HAIR OIL

\N ORM LOZENGES Tor sale by S, p
w REDFIELD. Oct u.
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Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy ofrecord,
80 Attest, LYMAN BRIGG S, Reister

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Randolph District ST., Washington within and
for said District, on the 9th day of October 1913.
IOHN l. BUCK, administrator on the estate Of Benia-
min Chambern late of Brainree IN said district de.
ceased makes application said Court TO extend the
heretofore allowed him pay the debts due from said
tate and settle his administration account until future
day-Whereupon il is ordered by said Court that said ap-
pcalion be heard at the probate office in Washington
the 28th day Of October l813and further order ed that
notice hereof be given the creditors of said estate and
all others concerned by publishing the substance Of sad
application and orders thereon in the Vermont Waterman
printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully before the
lime Aforesaid appointed for the hearing Of said aPPca-
tion. 80 JOhN COLbY, Judge.
DArTLE SNAKE OIL, for sale by
IL CLARK COLLINS.
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NEW GOODS.

DEM. DAY AID co have this day received Their stock
ID of Fall and Winter Goods consisting Of all kinds of
English French and American Dry Goods Also COM
plete assortment of West India Goods Hard Ware,
Crockery aud Glass Ware, which they will sell low as
can he bought elsewhere for cash approved credit
Those wishing purchase viii do well 30 call.
All kinds Of Produce takcn in exchange for Goods.
Monipolier Sept. % 1913. 81
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STAT 4 OF VERMONT, Tn PROBATE Court holden at
District OF Washington IS. { Montpelier, in and for said
District, Oct TO- 1913.
A MANDA LAMB, widow of Center Lamb late Of
"A Montpelier in said district, deceased, makes appca
ton 10 this Court here for assignment of personal
properiy out of the her said husband decreased
Whereupon the same referred to the 2Sh day OF
Der I343 hearing and decision the Probate Office in
said Mon peer-ard that all concerned be notified
thereof by publication the Vermont Watcman and State
Journal printed Montpelier aforesaid three weeks sue
cessvey before said lime OF hcang that they may appear
il they see and object thereto
By the Court. .
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NOTICE.

And lois No and in the first range and lot No in the
second range of Steel.s Clip called, each containing
hundred acres SAID lots owned by Lucius and Benz
min Britton the unpaid said land amounts to
doars-aso lot No IN the third range Of Steos Clip
called owned by Asa Foster the unpaid tax said land
amounts TO three dollars and forty Gems.
And SO much Of said land Will be sold at public Auction
at the dwelling house of Benjamin Briton in said of
Mount Tabor on tho third Thursday of November al
ten O'Clock A NJ shall be requisite TO discharge said
taxes with costs unless previously pail.
Dated at Nj Tabor, this eth day Of September, lS43
80 BENJAMIN B BRITrON, FIRST Constable.
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Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy Of Record
80 Atlest LYMAN BRIGGS, Regster.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
DshiCl of Washington, SIS. Montpelier, III and for said
district, October 9th, 1888 -.
TNHOMAS REED, admnistrator.oh the estate of Cen
i ter Lamb late Of Montpelier said district, Deceased
that necessary and beneficial all concerned in said
estate 10 have the following real estate, including the Wild
owls right Of dover aud the cverson therein sod and the
proceeds appropriated for the benefit ofihc creditors
10 the and the widow and heir 10 SAID deceased
One undivided half Of the Rich Lot so called in Monpe
ing tho nohery side Of state street, ia said village
Whereupon il is ordered that SAID petition be referred to
said Montpelier the 3ls day of October ls43 f hear
ing and decision and that all concerned be notified there
OF by publication Of the substance of said petition and the
orders thereon three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the Vermont
Waterman and Journal pntcd in said Montpelier, all uf
which TO be before said lime Of hearing and decision thai
they may appear and give bonds for the payment Of the
debts and charges as the statute requires.
BY the Court.
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS Rnpiaiar.
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NTOFFAT'S celebrated Pills andPhenix Bit.
lNl tore for sale by S. p. REDFlELp. Oct Ia
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I YMAN 4 KING have Just received 1000 lbs. Sugars
j. consisting Of Luni A, Lump, White and Brown llav-
anna Z. X. Now Ohepns, Nc which will be sold very
ch,ap a. the cheap ash Store. Sept Sth, lSi3
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A CERTAIN CURE

LOT humors, scrolula, piles, eresipeas, salt
rheum, scald-head, and all diseases IL
ing from impur!ty of the blood.
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SILkS, SILKS.
StTORRS LANGDONS have just received a beautl,
- fl lot ufpaln and fgd dress Sksj some OF new and
FIJI styles. a.
Sent G, 1913. 70
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fila fhcths, ~ Lhi EFNo,
NTORtS LANGDONS have just received flesh
- lot OF Black and CClorcd Aapaccas and Black BomS
bazeens. at very low prices indeed
Sept. T. 1878, 20
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Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
true copy ofrecord, ...
80 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden
District of Washington Montpelier, in and or said
DISTRICT October 10, lS4S.
vINHOMAS REED, administrator on the es ntc of Cen.
i ter Lamb, late ofMonpeer, in said district, dcceas-
cd presents his petition TO said Court here showing that
said Center Lamb was in his life time under o
deed and convey Luther Cross of Montpelier aforesaid
all the ghs sad deceased had the following real estate
in said Montpelier, VIA building lot which stands
brick dwelling house and out buildings situate and lying
Long Gale street called in the village Of Montpelier
and the premises occupied by the said Luther
Cross and being the land and buildings owned by sad
deceased in common with Jonathan Miller and Homer
w Healon of said Monpeier-also the right as aforesaid
in other piece parcel of Land and The buildings
thereon owned in with the said Miller and Heaion
and called the Griffin place. situate in that part Of the vii
age formerly called LOOMS Meadow Praying said Court
to license him deed and convey all the said Lambs right
and in the aforesaid premises according TO the
true intent and meaning OF said the said Luther
Cross, and the appearing equl it
ordered that said petition come under consideration at
session Of said Court be holden at the Probate Office in
said peer the 28th day OF October ls43-and is
further ordered that notice thereof to all concerned be
given by publication in the Vermont Waterman and Jour-
nal printed said Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY all
of which BIZ before said time of hearing that they may
appear il they and object thereto.
BY the Court
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, REGISTER.
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CtTORRS 81 LANGDONS continue TO supply he La
- dies wih choice Bonnes and Trimmings aud have
Just received from New York their fall supply III part
September 8. 20
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WOODEN sIIAwIS,

JW HOWES
oct II 26-6w
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MUSLIN DE LANES.
lust OPENED, new and rich styles, Of M: dc Lanes.
j J. W. HOWES.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS


STORRS s. LANGDONS have received from New
- York large supply Of Fresh Teas bought at low auc-
ton cash prices and say that where in Vermont
can they BIO bought less than OFFS. & l.. N
Sent 26
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HARDM ARE. q.

DLAIsTER-ioo tons Lump Plaster cargo Of Brig Ellen from
Portland. For ale stRoehsus BY
oe I7-iw JNo. R. TRIPLTrT 4 son.
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RICHMOND, VA, OCTOBER %. ls4s.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TEAMS or srsscsrnoSro City Subscriber. $500 per year
and for shorter period sent by mail siopayabie In
all eases, In advance.
hpvrRrsoro hsn Tor ie,s) insertion rs cents;
two Insertions 81 isi three insertions 81 so every
ing insertion, u
Transient advertisers pay n advance.
The number Of insertions Of Advertisement. noted on the
Ms they will be- inserted ordered stopped and
cd accordingly. pr Orders stop be in writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 10 nc- and I'm tina,
proportion for advertisements OF greater length and $50 for Is
hos except Auetoneefs ard Lottery dealers are charged
500, paper incudc,l)
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.ne snip Genl Wiltshire, this day ree.ivoy ,,
anu handsome addition Fa Stock Of shers 80 %
80 s, particularly Table and Pocket Cutlery to vhIch
"elh''e tne attention Of Country Merchants " " ""'''
- - THos. & CHAs ELLIS
III ~; .aAINLsIA.-A supply OF Henrys ,genuinel Ma
hesa' for sale at the Black Boy aud Mortar bv nag
SAM r. DOVE
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RCrrERli drkns Of selected Mountain Butter received ,n
- day aud for sale ~ os2 BROWN TAYLOR
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G5s FOR RENT.-The brick dwelling on
is shoekoe Hill present occupied by W. Baldw in and
neat door TO Mr. Arcd Peasa Possession the s Noven-
Der au4-tf H. W A J. ] pRY 4 40
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SPLENDID POCKET TTTI -

Upehins very superior and extensive asSor,ne,t .,
eAet 'ute'y consisting Of pocket pen dirk pruning 60,
% IN travellers KNIVES mounted in silver pearl yory sl
So, seI handles many Of which Of entirely new ma,
ana Manufactured by tie celebrated makers Roys-s a -
"'v's q, "0s'snhom & SON. and Jonathan Crooks.
THOMAS Typpp
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DRY GOODS STAND
FOR RENT.

Ga The House OH Main street now occupied
t by the subscriber il well adapted carry on any bust
but Wholesale and Retail DRY Gods having
been recently fitted for that purpose established
dy goods stand Possession gwen immediately For
inquire oi 81 IL A. MYERS.
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Rooms for Rent.
f..2s Two large Rooms ON second floor for rent.
Ein- on Main street Apply To oc - W. MEREDITH
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A small quan.
uiyo Richmond, fredericksburg Potomac Rail Road
stock Apply NJ tho Rail Road OGcc
oe9 G. ". MACMURDO. Treasurer
TrER-io kegs good hrkn Huitrtu.t received ana fr sale
- low. hy oc . PARRISH HEASITY. Cary u.
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CASh Will. BRING CLOTHES CHEAP"
Y MIN u CO.'S cash Tailoring Establishment Cent?.
% are invited TO cal and examine their stnck ofCotb. O.
' ana ng~ and also the prices At which the v,rrs.
% ma from them-in the best manner and most recent ,yl. -
% sn ne are enabled % sell articles al lo,,rr
an any other establishment u,,ke. as good yors in
" ~ KEEN co.
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InnlI, mrhirinc.i

w hW c on - good terms any other hou,e in the civ
~ mo following Medicine. and warranted genuine
Nistars baam u Wild Cherry for diseases Of Inc rv,
hoW'nd' Improved Toni, Mixture for ague and fever
be'nlrds Cholera Medicine Tor Darrhea choice A.
Cnfc' COMPOUND saraparra equal To any In The o,t,
HARDWOOD BEALE
\" ~ Successors N q p Adis A -
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HNNE on hand very assortment bs,..
double and single Gun, Rhc Locks a gosn,,ng.
ofged and hei materials of al kndsrogether win are. .Ircy
%Doo Pad Chest Bow snd Trgnk Locks Key. &c &C Gc
~ ~ TUONAa TYnRn
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fssA The upper part of the new House next
door above Mr. Alex Duvlrs Drug which is at
present occupied by Col Fry who intends Carors
le-thc house well finished suitable fora family cr board
ing House The rent will be bow and possession given Immediately
y Ill X
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examination, in the fullest and freest man.
ner, aud with the greatest attention TO the
personal convenience of the members OF
the Committee.
| have the honor to be, sir, yours mos,
respectfully,
DUNCAN CAMERON, PresL
I'VE have omitted the Tabular Statement an.
nexed TO the above, we state their substance, as
follows:
No. /. shows that from Sth May 1887, to 9Th
Dec. 1912, the Principal Bank has purchased
Bills Of Exchange 10 the amount OF 50 SIS, ass
80; of which sl.63I,o5a o. was on Virginia,
s452, 6ll 81 on New York, and the remainder
on Philadelphia, &c. OF the whole amount
sl52,l99 "a were protested for non paymen, at
maturity.
No. ,, shows that the amount of Checks drawn
on Banks out of the State, during the same Pc
Rod, was 81, 959, 6s5 sc, the premium on which
amounted to s24,5s7 II, or an average of ii
per cent.
No. ,, shows that damages were collected on
s97.676 90 of Protested Bills at per cent, S..
$50 CT aud on 81 ,936 at per cent, 1898 05.
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the subject Of Tariff, and in replv - /,
McRse. He continued bis remarks n AT,
near 6 o'clock, when he gave way for o."
ton to adjourn. "'O'
Add the House adjourned to half alle, :
o'clock.
NIGHT SESSION.
The House met nj halfpast seven o'clo.,
Mr.. Mendenhsll, from the Conm;,,o.
Education, TO whom was referred The I'm, !"
TO amend the 2lst section of On Act en,,, T
an Act for the better regulation Of O.
mon Schools reported the same bach - I've
HOUSE aud ask to be discharged from, ~
further consideration. Read second ,i,s
and laid on the table.
90 motion Of Mr.. Frapcis, the hin ;.
prohibit the levying Of executions u,os
growing crops until such crops are mo,n,sS
was taken up on its second reaapp.
Mr.. BAKER moved TO amend BY s,r;L,.
out oil nfter The enacting clause and ,ps..,
ing a substitute but The motion did ~,
prevail.
Mr.. Barringer offered substitute a, =,
amendment, which was adopted, sns ,bs
bill passed its third reading by q vote Of "a
TO 10. The title Of the bill was a,oan.n
ded, 90 motion Of Mr.. Bsrringer, a, I'll
lows: a bill to prohibit The leyyIna Of era
cutions on growing crops.
The bill for this further relief ofIusolyo,,
Debtors, was put upon It's third reading
and after undergoing sonc discussion, ii.
question vas taken on its passage aud de,
ded 10 the negative By the casting vol. If
the Speaker. The vote was t3 to 80.
The House then adjourned.