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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

specifying the articles designated and set apart 10y
him Tor the use of the Bankrupt and his family
pursuant to the third section Of the act with the
valuation placed by him thereon.
Also, within 60 days, areport setting forth such
property Of the Bankrupt as ought to he invos'
iigated, sued for, or otherwise pursued in the oPln-
ion of the assignee, and such suits as are pending
aud ought in his opinion to be further prosecuted,
with the reasons, If any, for his declining or lor-
bearing to act in the premises, and the amount OF
advances security that should be FURNISHED MN
psevious to any further proceedings ny MN III lhe
premises. And also n report OF such properly or
interest OF the Bankrupt ms in the opinion OF the
assignee is of uncertain value, aud ought to he
disposed Of at public sale, without mourning iur-
Their expense or delay respecting It.
Executions may he filed within ten days after
the filing of the report by nny party in interest, to
either Of such reports, aud an order may he forth
with taken on the docket, for submitting the same
to The Court or referring it to commissioner, as
the case may require, six days previous notice of
such motion, with copies OF the exceptions filed,
being first served on the assignee.
Ii no exceptions be filed, then at the expiration
of ten days the assignee may take an order on the
docket pursuant to his report, which order shall
be final in tho matter.
g. Every proof of debt shall be fled in the
Clerks office, as soon as conveniently may be al
ter the same is completed, and note of such fill
ing be entered on the docket Of the case and the
assignee, or any person in interest," may, ut any time
before dividend is paid thereon file exceptions 10
the validity amount fsach debt, and alter rea-
sonabe notice TO the creditor or his attorney may
take an order for hearing, preference to con-
missioner lhereupon, or move for trial by jury,
pursuant TO The seventh section of the act
50. Proof of debts not contested, may be made
before any standing commissioner in Bankruptcy
of this court, or where the creditor, or his repre-
sentaliyes, or the witness, lives out of the district
before any disinterested Judge of the state, where
such creditor, or his representative, or witness
lives
S3. Dispositions and proceedings Of every DIES.
cription in Bankruptcy, required TO be anthenli-
Gated by oath or affirmation, may be a,tesled in
pen court or before commissioner of Bankrupt
cy o: this court, or before any disinterested state
Judge OF the state in which the deposition is ,nker
e. before any commissioner appointed by the Cir
cult Court Of this Circuit to take affidavits, &c,
TO he read or used in the Courts of the United
States.
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In the House, the bill extending the present
revenue laws to Aug. was taken up. Mr. Snyder,
u rabid loco from Pa, moved to strike out Aug
us," thus continuing the present laws indefnate-
ly rejected. MIR. Roosevelt loco from N. Y,
moved to strike out the proviso which saves the
L1nd act supported by Pickens of 5. o., nnoIh-
er loco, and opposed by sundry Wings.
SATURDAY, June ii.
The Senate did not sit, and tic House was en-
gagged on private bills.
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w DOL c A RDIN G d.

NTOULD inform the public that he has put his ma
w chnery in the best order for carding wool, and all
those that wish to have their wool we'll done CAN
BE DONE at any other establishment in the county, will
do well to call on him. The price Of cardng s 2 cts
per pound and CHEAPER If necessary. If the wool is
carded as well as his neighbours he will charge MOTH
HlHeNIower Village, June 1912. CIV
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CLOTH FOR FROCK GOATS.


CtTORRS and LANGDONS have received among their
- assortment Of Broadcluths, the late styie-Dake
Queen Cloth fut Frock COd's
May 81. 56
STATE or VERNON +, At a Probi:e Court hold
Disrdct Of Randolph, }ena' Randolph. wilma aud
for said district the an day % June A II, 1872 pres
cut the Hon. WIN. Hebard, Judge
instrument purorting to be the last will and csta-
n ucni of Amazah Grover, late Of Bropkhed, IN said
district; deceased being presented the court here By
Thomas Kings ESQ tho executor therein named for
probate ordered b, SAID court, that all persons
cerned therein, be notified apper session of said
court to be holden the Probate office in Randolph the
2 day Of July and shew cause, any they may have
against probate of said will for which purpose II is
further ordered haa copy Of the record OF this order be
published three weeks successvcy in the Vermont Watch
man and Journal printed at Montpelier, soon as may
hc true cory Hf record.
90 Attest JOHN COLBY. Register.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IT, 5. DISTINCT COURT. Vermont District.
IN BANK hUPTCY The blank forms Of the various
reports required To be made by assgnecs will be fur
uishod applicants at the office Of the Waterman and
Iourual
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

ENASHTONABLE GAmbfonns, Beavcricrrs, and plain
L striped Linen Duilnss Also, large assortment Of
stripe and Fsd DsIlngs tor boys at reduced prices
Nav ~ LYMAN \ KING.
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HAVING TOOLS by THE DOZEN.
d IN DOZEN super patent SCYTIIE SNATHS
H.DiF I'd. GRAIN Cradles; 80 do Hay Forks 20 do
- Rakes Grass and Cradle Scyhcs- (which are
offered cheap by LANGDON AND WRIGHT Mayo
NEW ARRIVAL.
N6H0 PIECES at the new Cash Store from to %
AVtO cents per ward. Purchasers invited 10
"sli h@fisp rrakiog hrii selections LYMAN KING.
Anrt
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MARRIAGES..
DEATHS.

In Calais 18th inst by E. c. McLoud Esq, Mr.. Rial Ainsworth
TO Miss Harriet White both of Calais.
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STRAYED

IRON he pasture Of the subscriber, the first night in
June instant, midnne sized switch tailed bay mare.
Her right eye is natural little The mare is prob
ably ten OF eleven years old. She has been traced to
Barre old meeting honse. Whoever will return said
mare or give Information where she may be found will re-
ceive the thanks Of the subscriber and shall be suitably
rewarded. ELIJAH HALVES.
Brookheld June 9. 1912. 81 5w
THOMAS $. HURLBURT'S ESTATE.
rNHE subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon.
Il Probate Court, for the district Of Washington commits
sion TO receive and adjust all Claims and de-
mands ofa persons against the estate Of Thomas s. nu
burt late Of Norhfed said district deceased represent
tod insolvcn and the Of six months from the Cd day
Of June, 1912, allowed by said Court the creditors
Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us--DO GIVE NOTICE that we
will attend to The duties of appointment the
dwelling house Of widow Eliza Hurburt, in Mortified,
said district the third Mondays Of August and Noyom
her al O'Clock forenoon, on each Of SAID days.
Mortified, Ju nc 10Th, A ID 1912.
HARVEY w. CARPENTER, Commits
ISAAC p. jerks, {sioners, IS
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


A communication from the Senate received sta
tin, they had passed the bills entitled 'an act incorpo
rating the Kanawha SalInes Savings Institution, Ian
act prescribing the manner in which Nelson crawford
NAV execute his bonds sheriff OF the county OF AM
hefst an act concerning appropriations subscriptions
and bv loans made by the STATE" 'an act lncorpora
ting the Trustees of Prince George Academy, and ian
act changing the time Of holding the county court oil
Warren
The following bills were read third time' ana
passed:
tI;- soos in certain waters Of this commoDwealth-A
bill concerning the Backsburg Female Academy-A
bill repeating the act changing The time OF hocins me
county courts of Luncnburg county-A bill concerning
the Saunton and Parkersburg and Northwesefh 'oaos
A hill TO incorporate the Franklin Library Company
If Wo,ertord-A bill amending the act passed Aprl
al I-3S incorporating The Lovingston male and ie'
m IL, scbooA bill providing for commissioners o' the
revenue for The county Of Marion, and Tor oher Puf-
poses-A bill regulating The costs IN prosecu'ons III
crimes and msdemeanor5-A bill allowing Shalcs
rrrce and others free persons OF color, TO remain 10
,I cono,onwea.tb limited tme-A bill TO authorize
lie county court of Elizabeth City 10 purchase the lo
n land ON which the new court house Is erected and
t,r other pnrposes-A bill divorcing Enzaoelh "
uutchinrs from her husband, David w Hu'cnings.
An engro,sed bill authorizing the Board oil fuohc
lyrts 70 can with stone parts Of the North Western
Turnpike, was read third time; iheIeupon on moon
of Mr.. YEREY the further consideration 'hefeot was
indefinitely pos;poned-ayes O.. noes 80.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communica-
linn from Colonel Burfoot, Treasurer Of the Common.
wealth, notifying the Legislature that this IS the last
day Of his term Of service and requesting lal com
miitce be appointed TO receive the puoIc property ~
b;s and 10 transfer to his successor IN Oh
fee.
On motion Of Mr.. HusrER, the COMMUNICATION was
referred TO the JOINT Committee to examine tne rea
surers ice with instructions to receive IRON e
,ha in his
the same 10 his
hi, concerning The banks Of this Commonwealth
was taken up and read second time tnefeupon' mo
ton was made by Mr. DAssrr, that the 'o''nef .onsl.
dera,on thereof be indefinitely postponed, anu i "aa
decided in the negative-3i TO 81.
MIR, HoLIrn.s moved to amend the bill by striking
out the Is, day January, lS4 and inserting the Isl
day of May g, soue ,;o,e
in snopo, of hs motion and followed by MI MEN
in opposition, until the hour for the recess
Mr.. KEEs concluded his remarks, and was succeed
ed By Messrs ToLER and BYRD.
The House adjourned at o'clock
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4 I nj
February ., i
To the Editor

To tie Editor -
DRrumosD, Accomac, Va, February 2S.
After ,enoerjny 10 kind Providence our most sim
cere though humble thanks for the relief and thorough
recovery Of our old Eastern Shore courser (ion A. r.
rpshur1 from his recent, sudden and alarming attack
cannot withhold from you my congratulations on the
occurrence of this, SO pleasing an event We own,
we were under serious apprehensions; yea wc were
staggered with the fear OF what might be the conse
ouences Of that attack Of Bolts upon our old wheel
horse Thanks too the generous sons OF the South
10 those OF Virginia particular, for The "Hppy se
of their remedy which saved the noble 'sssd but but
bad luck to them all for such remedy II was 100
mild loo ,,I,,eable in short too good every way; for
..hang me, if don't fear he old fellow will, first
chance, bae Anit-ay" off his leg for the sake
Of resting in the enjoyment of SO pleasant remedy
F,- on1 mart nls,n farmer as we are, wonld have
had the yru5 taste sturgeon oil and copperas even
should old Buck suffer from decocton OF bitter
herbs - n,evsn, re,urn Howe ver their remedy has
eecually expelled him. and only enjoin It upon the A.
they get at him. to prevent III, MN rom ag' 10
done for although Virginia has been infested with this
'',eorm she noe has cause TO hope nasmuch as 'h'
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Co.HNLSIC.3TFD.
10 III. roers Of tc Senatorial District composed n The
count,tS n King idiam, hmg = queen, .iathems
and .Nsddiesez.
Fellow citizens: One who feels in common with all
others who feels he does, deep interest for your
welfare and prosperity, and knowing that that pros
perity and welfare is greatly promoted by your beng
faithfully and ably represented in The councils of your
through the medium Of this paper, 10
bring 10 your notice Il; and proper man to re-
present YOU in the Senate Of Virginia, OF long
tred public ltelnc tho has represented his native
county Tor number years the House Of Delegates
uf \Tginia-one who has been found To make the IN
OF his constituents paramount az all times 10 all
other considerationsand sacrificing his personal
interest to advance the interest of those who have
frequently, willingly, and cheeruly confided
il to him, lie is, what IS better than all, genuine,
untlinchng and inae,ble Democrat Of the most dec.
ded character opposed to all the Federal Of
the day. strict constuctionsi for keeping ali times
the acton Of the Federal Government within the bounds
prescribed by the constitution, and opposed the
ercIse Of any doubtful or implied power lie is what
you the Senate Of Virginia where he would be
ornament to your District, 10 his State and his
try. II you Will have such man 10 represent you, 20
the polls at the coming election and elect Col Benz
F. Dabney Of King William, and my word for il, you
will elect who will make it the pride Of his life
and the apple of his eye reflect faithfully and CRATE
fully your wishes and sentiments
ONE WHO KNOWS HIN.
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COMMUNE!
THE CRIMINAL. LAWS.

To hs House Of Delegates:
Gentlemen More than n thousand magistrates in
Virginia wihou, book TO guide them in their du-
ties Hening's Justice is oul OF prn-a copy OF IL
can hardly be found in possession OF justice out G.
every four Either edition of that work, or
some similar one, is imperIously called tor. Anc
what is the that such work has not
been ordered by The Legislature: Why, the answer
is plain: it is because revlsal Of the Criminal
Law, directed by that body in 1896, Il thiLk,)-six
years ago-and which was TO be completed in one
years. not yet done Session after session. you have
been amused with hopes that the work would be
finished Session after session you have met and ad-
Journed again; and you now find the consummaton no
nearer than it is five years ago
Until the intended revisal of the Criminal Laws be
made every one agrees no book for justices could
be prepared for such changes, such improvements, are
hoped for, that 10 frame Justices GUIDE out OF our
present Code, would serve but 10 nslead that PLAIN
minded but not useful class of gentlemen. II becomes
the Legislature consider whether this unreasonable
delay shall be prolonged?
Few men rate more highly than do, the virtues and
talents of him to whom the revsa has been conided-
few would 90 further to indulg &c 10 benefit hun. But
personal partiaes should make US forget public
duty. or sacrifice important public interests. Surely
sufficient scope has been given 10 our liking and
respect for Mr. Johnson. His fondest seilove can
scarcely claim any further ndulgenc That scrupu-
ous conscientousncss which have always ascribed TO
him, ought, years ago, to have made him lay down
trust which he found himself unable to execute II he
still fails To that such is his duty, you, gentle
men, TIE guardians Of the people o.. Vlrginla-can
YOU hesitate in course; VIII you hesitate Ia APP
point and prompter workman, who will uot
perpetually postpone this pressing task I'LL "to-mof
row." Your respectful tellowcl
pkTIFNCF
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
SETTLEMENT.
Dro1u;-s ,Lc ,rjogs t,rr, otf Lc TommOuLre1ith

SETTLEMENT.
II Organise tie nehoie force Of the Communicable
The state Of relations with Great Britain, and the
extraordinary proceedings Of large popular assembly
Boston, tolloa ed BY others different places the
anne State, and III New York and PeDnsy lvana, de-
mand our attention. and corresponding efforts to meet
emergencies which 1t is probable they may create.
can see no means of avoiding war with England but BY
degradation of American character IN the abandon
nent of rights upon the ocean, IN tame suomis
to repeated ourages upon our flag, and an humble
acquiescence III her cooperation with the slaves 10
murder their masters and free themselves. Upon these
subjects we can enter into composition with Great
Britain subject vessels to Search we can
consent that she shall protect slaves who mu:certheIr
and fly Tor refuge TO her cannot consent that
American property captured BY an act OF piracy and car
RED ao British port shall be withheld from the owners
On these subjects concede nothing, and the
temper and policy OF the British forbid the
hope of concessions from her | therefore look upon
war as inevitable To this source of DANGER we must
add, however melancholy the necessity which drives
us it, the efforts of large portion Of the people oil
the Northern States disturb the relations OF master
and slave in the South and the threatening aspect OF
their attempts upon the integrity of the Union, as
forming obstacle 10 the success of their medi'
tated purposes of general emancipation. canno; DIS
cusS proposition revolving in all It's aspects. Dui
the facts stated, and cannot close our eyes
upon them. The force OF fra,ernal feelings the
force of a common covenant; the force Of common
parentage and Of common sacrifices, and common DAN
gers establish the independence oil our country 'De
force Of common interest the prosperity OF All
parts Of our glorious Union; the force OF common IN
teres the of,hs great scheme Of Republican
Government, and the force Of the horrors Of serve
war; in which the objects Of their cruel friendship are
to be extermnaled have all been unable to arrest thef
parrcidal and Inhuman efforts. Nor have we, IN the
prospect before US any thing TO encourage hope that
these efforts will be stayed Every hour that passes
will add their ranks, until the power OF their
numbers viii lnguf all ranks, classes conditions ana
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,y,st,tNcTov coI.yry

At meeting of portion of The Democratic Rcpub.
lcan party of Washington county held at the Court
House in Abingdon, on Monday, the 18th day of Fe-
bruary, 1912, it being Cour, day. Upon The motion OF
Robert F. Bradley, Esq, Col. WIN. Byurs called to
thd Chair, and Rnbt Latham appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was briefly explained by
Dr. y. Snead, and upon his motion, Col. Samuel +.
Goodson, our present delegate in the Legislature OF
Virginia nominated for reelection the ensuing
April election, which nomination carried unani
mously.
/, further ordered that the Secretary furnish
copy of these proceedings to each of the papers pub
shed in this place. with request that they publish the
same.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ROBERT LATHAM, Ssc'y. WIN BYARS, (hn.
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II. l.. HOPKINS.
TO TNE EDITOR OF TH1: ENQUIRER,


Sir have Just seen notice III the Wing, that on
yesterday Mr. loleman laid befoIe the House, letters
from the Cashiers Of the Farmers and Virginia Banks,
stating that outstanding all their efforts they had
succeeded III purchasing cniy SO O0O of the notes of
the two aforementioned Banks; AMI that the above
mentioned Bank Officers, infer from the result OF this
experiment nj that "lhe amount Of Virginia paper in CIR
culaon the Northern cities, comparatively small
Permit ME 10 suggest III very ie" words, what p
pear, ie 10 be most obvious inference from the
suit OF tins experiment. The Northern Brokers hold
up the Virginia paper their hands Tor two rea
sons FIRST, They live N the hope that the Virginia
Banks Will be compelled to resume specie payments
before long when, 81 course, the Brokers VIII obtain
specie Tor the notes they hold Secondly, IT The Lee
gisature should not compel the Banks to resume, why
then 50 the Assembly rises, Va. paper will sell
better than IL does now So that, in any event, the
Brokers vii! do better business 10 hold or, than BY
selling their Virginia paper the Bank Agents sent
to purchase IT, even at price rather above the present
market value therefore infer, from the result of this
experment that far from wishing 10 SELL the wisest
OF the Northern Brokers buying, and quietly ac
cumula,lng as much Of Bank paper possible
knowing that they Of doing safe business and
have a good chance for very profitable business
They know also, that 10 ensure complete success 20
their scheme they must make little noise about il
rs possible and BY means let Legislature know
that their object 10 drain the State of specie. This
view OF the subject will make very plain the object Of
the late attempt the North 10 discred the paper Of
the Bank OF Virginia, tor very apt TO cheaper
that which wish 10 buy. POlNS.
March /, leI2.
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER
u me Enquirer OF this morning, find myself une1
yS:ecg and improperly placed amongs, those VINO NJ,
'se Tor the repeal OF what commonly called, "lhe
'3'oaon Lac And believing 1t duty which owe
my constituents, that they should know my opinion
-"l 'ealy my regard TO this lawand to my
'-.', 70 correct this statement, hope you sill make
% necessary correction IN the next publication OF the
'.aGarer, or by inserting this communication, which
ae journal Of the House Will Justify, upon reference
thereto
IN : former occasion, voted for the "Siarrution
az" as It termed, because thought II would have
- nH2snce IN shortening the ,resome and perhaps
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Fy;dau March 1879.

a communication was received i'o" ,'e -, =,
,h, they have passed the bills entitled IAN act TO
sme nd the act passed January %, 1882 entitled an act
10 authorize the county courts OF the eonnes Of bole
tour Tazewel, Giles Russell, Mercer; oco't ano Lee,
to borrow money for certain purposes .ano IAN ac'
m,king an appropriation to The Military School at Ley.
mas, at they rsceds from their second amend
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70 THE EDITOR or TIE E-NQ OIKER.

HOUSE OF DLLEGATEs, March y, IcI2
May ask you 10 do me the favor TO state in the En-
qurer that my absence from the Legislature during the
proceedings upon Distribution in the House OF Dele
gates, caused BY sudden call upon me to return
home 10 attend upon my Hi:e who was sick, and that
had been here should have voted against reception,
and for the repeal of the Distribution law by Of
instruction 10 our Senators:
In haste-Yours truly,
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To NE Democrats of OH kinr viliiam.

To he Democrats Of Oh King DMiam.
VIVA. the matter with you, Democra,so Of Old King
William, that you much split up and divided
among yourselves: Don't you know the old saying, "a
house divided against itself must fall" Why don't you
call general meeting aud settle upon candidate
and let tina; man be Christopher Tompkins-who is
ree'as cayia every thing, and every subject
March IL, l-i2. A. D.
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the first even of that degraded species genus which
after expulsion even indicate tendency 10 crawl over
10 "Aboliton and dsunon; and therefore, hold
these gentlemen responsible 10 '''iich The "insec, 10
one certain 'dissouon, Abohtions, aud then, Say
2,ay he adhere with all his ,caaciiy.
am, Sir, merry truly yours, u h.