SEPT1MUs TUsToN,


Chaplain Of the Senate.
House Of Representatives., March 3, 1876.
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DISTRESSING AccIDENT.--On SATURDAY. last.
William Richardson, son of William s. Rich
ardson, living near the Hill Top, in Charles
county, Md, as we learn from the Port Tobac-
co Times, was killed by the fall OF a tree. 1t
appears that after he had cut into the tree suf
6ciently TO cause it TO fall, it caught in the
branches of one adjoining, and whilst in the
act OF looking up to see what sustained it, il
suddenly fell, striking him on the head and
telling him to the earth after few minutes he
got up and walked 10 the house, distance ol
a quarter Of a mile, but in short time after
arriving there expired. The deceased was a
Young man about 20 years Of age, and his un-
timely death is much to be regretted.


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In Midde-Haddam, Conn. on Sunday