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1.-THE LYNCHBURG YIRGINIAN,
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FOR YEARLY .3DIERTTSLNt; the terms are for
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TO FARMERS.

FnNlE subscriber has rented for tho prescn, year tho
j AMHERST MILLS situated Immediately ON
the bank OF the Canaland is now prepared 10 receive
and grind Wheat for toll Ills one tenth; or ho
will give barrel of super(uc Flour, Richmond inspec-
ton, for five bushels Of whcatOr il any persons wish
ship their Whea, to Richmond. he will receive and
Jrward II with all possible desrach. at such price as
cannot fail to please. refer to Jas. H. Lampkn, .Ino
NJ Williams, David w, Barton, Esqrs.. Col lang
horne aud Gen. Robes JAS SUTPIIlN
Amherst, August 1, 1912
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C.TSEy EsbEa rgEasES.

\ WILL give The highest cash prices for green an.
I dry lldes delivered at the Market House
Sole and Upper Leather Will be- gwen in exchange,
# preferred, Hides will be tanned shares and deliver
ed at the Market house when tanned. All work wax-
ran'sd. w. l.. FAIR.
Nov. 3 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

Convention submits for your approval, be estimated
To cost. II adopted throug hout The State SNj36OO II
proposes 10 place school aud competent teacher within
the reach Of the child of almost every white citizen how
ever remote his situation, and however INDECENT his cir
cumslances The school and the school master shall b,
near him. II proposes TO extend to thousands moro the
benign influence Of knowledge. umine and cheer his
humble dwelling place. Tho schnnl houses will be
comfortable and pleasant resorts. cngendcrny asscis
tons, which give smoo,hness the path of know ledge
and make lis pursuits dear 10 the Youthful heart The
teachers. cautiously selected for their atianmrnia nm,
Their characters. sufficiently paid aud vgian,y watched
VIII be willing and competent Discharge Their hioh
functions with energy aud success whilst the anxious
Interests o every parent will be enlisted for securing the
well working OF the whole plan This system will cost
You about $63.6oo; being about 81 300 annually more
than tina, now IN operation In prof OF these estimates
we submit the following statements
Cost q The present system.
tai 32i3 teachers at $3.50 each tsln75O
Fuel Tor 32i3 schools at 81 each *. 900
(b) Books and stationery for 100 900 chill
dren at each 100000
Interest Oh cost Of , ,2i3 school houses Mt
$50 each o72o
(e) Commissions Al per cent on $4,000
to lroasurers oi School Commission
es 700
Salaries Of Clerks Of Comm,sionsts n,
Se5 each for 20 counties 5000
So5G,lH
Coa Of Ms proposed plan
~ H,3oo teacheD at an average Of 500
each 100000
Superintendent Of instruction 1000
Expenses e the County Commissioner
at the meetings Of tho boards. al $40
each $4,000
Fuel Sc AT $40 for each schnol $4,000
{ m) Stationery aud books for IS 900 chill
drcn at 81 each $4,000
Interest on cost If 2 300 schoolhousos at
$!ooeach q 600
tomlnlssiono of Shcrns for collection say
at 3 per cent on 100000 10000
on Commissions of County Troasurers
tnsay $4,000 $500
COZ Repairs Of schoollouses at So each II SOC
"a D IN,
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Afr,sanaCI.s for 1919.

A MEXICAN and various other kinds; Cet,oln'a
IA Virginia. By the gross nj Richmond PRICE, iar sss
by. PAYNE, GREGORY & co.
Nov IA
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AVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING BOOKS:
Al Blunl's Works, complete in vols
Dicks Works g vol,
krumuacher's Works, complete in vols
Barnes on Revivals
Barnes Practical Sermons,
Nelson on lniielity
Dicks 'rhoaloay
McCulloch's Commercial Dictionary
fuckers Life of jefferson
An assortment Of Annals for 1913
Funk's Genuine Church Music Sd edition
Common Prayer, some very fine, Sc SC.
- u
very large lot of Cap and Letter Paper, plain and
fnisd for sale very low. t,r cash.
Nov. "a Is
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FOR RENT.

CT, VERY desirable fi,nly residence on Church
k9m,I street. obllqncly opposite The Washington d..
AS--A tel. Possession given the 18th Of December
next. Apply to G YAlS,Ef.
Nov. II
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EbCRSU ANT to the provisions Of deed of trust.
d ecu'ed to the undersigned by Henry S Langhorne
and Ann f.. his wife, for certain purposes therein men
TONED. bearing date the esd day ol November, 1857
and duly recorded in the Clerks office Of the county
court OF Amherst. the undersigned WILL the 9Th day
Of December neat if fair if the fair day, (Sun
days excepted SELL the premises by way of public
auction to the highest bidder for bank notes, current in
the commonwealth ofEirgina. and receivable in the
Banks of VIRGINIA. and in ordinary transactions at par
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DIR. wa. T. CLEMENT.

IL AViNG lately located a, Mrs. alexsnder's. n
4 the County OF Campbell. Va. respectfully .aEess
hs professional services the people Of that ven;t..
and hopes by the most diligent attention 10 pasTas
committed to bis care tnnerl the encouragement &c
those who Eay patreaise him.
Nov q w;we
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and Ferry Tract Of James River Low Grounds, contain
inc thousand andsX three roods and seven
Il Ice poles, the more or less,-bcng the tract
or parcel Of Land in said deed mentoncd much
such part of SAID tract of Land shall be sufficient 10
the balance due upon the bonds said deed also
ncn,pn-d. with interest, and the and charges at
tending the sale.
The tract Of Land thus offered for sale is situated
short distance below the town of Iynchburg and is Justly
regarded as of the most valuable OF Land the
upper country, Ii contains acout 240 of Low
Grounds the greater part of which, in point of fertility.
is not surpassed by any on the river.
To capitalists who may desire to possess themselves
of most valuable desirable part Of the
country, and contiguous TO of the best markets in
Virginia opportunity presented by this sale which
but rarely The title is believed to be wholly in
dispnlalc but acting trustees. shall convey such
title only as is vested in us by said deed
ALEXANDER TOMPkiNS,
J. WILLS,
5S. The Richmond Wing will publish until the day
Of sale and send their to this office for collection
Nov. 81 t27D
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knnA LBS SUPERIOR FAMILY BACON
COUV JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
by +. +. TlNSLEN \ co.
Nov. 2S Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18

"-4merican .Noies far General Circulation" BY
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Mr. Winchester announces the folio wing new
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT YER
MONT DTS1RICT
IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE TO SHOW cArsr AGA1Nsr pr.r1r1nu

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
JOHN FOSTER Of Chelsea in said district be declared
10 A. NJ ~ - ''
IRA BARNES, ofchclsou in said district to he declared
bankrupt, at the office Samuel Pcn District Judge in
10 A. NJ. - - '*'
LYMAN X. T. COLLINS, of Cornth. in .aid ds,ri,, n
be declared bankrupt at the office of Samuel Prcnss District
Montpelier in said district Wednesday, December
JOHN TYLER HALE orChol.on, in said district TO h., de-
claed bankrupt, the office OF Samuel Prents District udo
IN MonPce in said district Wednesday, December a.
STEPHEN BENNETT, of Ncwbury in said district to he
declared bankrupt the office ofsamue Prenss District Judge
1912, ten O'Clock \. NJ.
WILLIAM b. STEVENS, of Nowbury in said District, to
he declared bankrupt at the Office of Samuel Prcntss District
Judge IN Montpelier in said Dstic Wednesday, Dece.
her IL, 1872, at ten O'Clock \. NJ.
MOSES HAYWARD of Newport, in said district 10 be do.
IN Mon,PelieI in said district "Wednesday, December H.
RUFUS HUTCHINSON of Draintee in said district 10 he
declared bankrupt at the Office Of Samuel Prentiss District
Judge ~ Monipecr in said District wednesday, Docem-
ORLANDO KNAPP, of DuSburv in said district Il, he do
caIed bankrupt office Samuel Prcntiss District Judge
- Montpele in said district, "Wednesday, December H.
SETH CooLBETH Waterbury, in said district to he de-
cnIed bankrupt at the office OF Samuel Prentss District judge
isia, GA. NJ. "'''' '''''''' IT,
SAMUEL WOODBURY. Of Montpelier in said district,
II, 1912, 10 a. NJ.
CHARLES HERRING, of Morc.own, district to be
declared bankrupt, office of Pcntss district
Ia, 1912, 10 a. NJ
JOHN sTOWELL of Moretowu in said district, be de-
caed bankrupt, the office of Samuel ents District Judges
in Monpeer in said district, Wednesday,, December A.
JEREMIAH DOW, of Dusbury, in said district he declar-
ed bankrupt the office OF Sanu, Prentiss District Judge
Montpelier, in sad District Wednesday, December H. 1872
10 a. NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18

hssotped, therefore, by ihe Senate am, House
OF representatives, that Our Senators in Congress
DC instructed and our Representatives requested
20 use Their influence to procure such Alteration
VI our revenue IdDs, needed, as tcW secure equal
projection 10 NIL branches Of American industry
Ihls is adopted as n substitute for the other res
o'uuons, and then recurs the question on ills PTS
sage. Mr.. Cushman demands tho ayes and noes,
that every mans name may 60 ON to the iourna Is,
aud thus snow to the people soho The tue friends
Of projection. This is cruel to the poor Locos, nd
cries aise all about the hall for him TO wittdrdp
tho call but, like gallant General he is, he
pushes the enemy either to bring out their forces
or retreat, 1t is a crsis-a time for leaders to
prove their skill. Well--Nlr. Villas, the Locofoco
commander chief consuis an instant with Gem
eral Baker - the word is quickly passed 10 the
nearest troops; the general officers lead of, Col.
McLoud wheels into the iue of march, and n
grand division of Locofuco troops is all at on ce
seen going full lilt--jor The Goor! They retreat
they won't stand fire; in other words, they dare
not record their votes, yea or nay. on the pie in
question Of Protccion aud therefore run away.
Having thus demonstrated the fact that the Lot o.
focos run from tho House 10 avoid this question,
Mr.. Cushmun Withdrew his call for the ayes uud
noes, and tho resolution was adopted pipe uoce.
We now state as in justice ore bound TO do =
aud ms sharp rebuke to lhe,retrealius Locos we
give the fact that several Of the Locofoco me,u-
bers would not follow the example set by the nc re
rndcni portion of The party. Messrs. Harrington
Colby, CoIih aud Page of Coriuth, remained in
the House, to our knowledge md undoubtedly
many more. The first named also voted ia favor |
Of the resolution, ami presume that Others OF
the purity did the same, though we have no knowl !
edge OF the fact The scene wae rich, decidedly, !
ard will help not a little in showing the people
the true chararter df the professions made by Mt
least large portion of the Locoloco party Oh the
question Of Protection.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
STATE OF VERMONT.
nv MS ExcELLENoY,
CHARLES PAINE,
GOVERNOR,
A PROCLAMATION.

In conformity commondabn Of Fathers I do
hereby appoint THURSDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY OF DE-
GENDER NEXT to be apart, Throughout this State
day for the customary annual offerings Of public TfANKsG
mo, PRAYER AND PRAISE Almighty God that during
tho past year lie been gracousy pleased watch ali
the interests Of Commonwealth and guard them with
nal kindness and fostering shield
desOaon of foreign and from the govous
ofnternl sedtono dispose the hearts of rulers to the
preservation of hurmony and and tho cultivation OF good
fellowship with the nations Of tho earto preserve our lives
and bostow upon the enjoyment of hoah security aud
poo crown tho closing year with abundant harvest and
reward the abofef for his too tho
of our Liberties the Of intellectual Improvement and re-
gous consolation and nstructonand to continue TO us the
rich blessings of good Laws, Republican Institutions and free
ReOosontatve Government Aud do respectfully recommend
that empoyment Inappropriate the proper observance
tho people, forgetfu Of all discussions aud anmoes nav as
ncmbc in their respective places of public worship and with
humility and gratitude, the dly to the
rites Of Public Thanksgiving and Prasc bounf Creator
and Pfcserver. And whe with grateful hearts, we thank Him
for the avo and privileges OF the past let invoke contin
uance of them through tho coming year and praise Him
for His kindness and partnty let impore Him extend
tho same nemnbo blessings which enjoy every nnton
kindred and tongue and people, until the whole Shall
knowledge his sway and rejoice His ithety protection and
Given under my hand, and the seal Of said State in Elk
ccutivo Chamber at Montpelier, this twelfth diy of
November, in the year Of our Lord thousand erht
hundred md ofty-two and tho Independence of tho
United States, the sixty -sovonih.
CHARLES PAINE
BY his Excollency the Governor
lIENRY HALE, Secretary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18

MOAN ACT, RELATING TO PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
hereby enacted By Ms General assembly Of the State Of Yer
mont, follows:
Ssc. The fiscal year of the State of ycnun shall emn-
she last day of August.
SEC. Each states attorney and county clerk in the sate
Sergeanaarns each the board of commissioners for the
instruction of the deaf dumb and blind the quarter gcner-
AL the superintendent of the prison. and any other person.
having had in his possesson goods effects credits be-
longing the excepting military officers and others pos
session of military property collectors of state taxes and officers
serving enforce the collection of the and the
of the ae shall render and settle his there
for with the auditor of within twenty days after the close
OF The fiscal year in which he have become possessed thereof
and the settlement of such the said auditor shall give
him certificate of the rendering and settling Of such
which certificate shall be quc of all claims behalf of the
for the thus settled and any such person. thus having
had in his possesson moneys goods effects credits of the ae
aforesaid shall neglect render and settle his therefor
provided this section such person. continuing such neglect
shall be liable suit the of the State of Vermont
force the rendering and settling of said account and shall be sub
eced to the payment COSTS thong balance should be found
favor of the state and balance shall be found in favor
the state there shall be added thereto fifteen per and
ton hall issue accordingly.
Provided that nothing this section contained shall be
ed to affect any bond given the performance of official
duty.
Sec g. The of the shall provide funds be
the disposal of the several county clerks each session of the
court the county court and the of chance sufficient
deay the thereof and neither the said clerk the
Judges shall hereafter draw order the the ae for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
THE TARIFF-A SCENE.

We beg the scrutiny Of every reader TO ihe res
olnions Ion our first page) introduced to the
Senate by Senator IIubbe. The snmc were
brought before the House: of course there was an
understanding with somebody,-in fact, there is
no doubt about II, these were cooked up by lead
ing Locofocos, aud embody the policy OF the par
ty. Look al them there is no expression of prin-
ciples, nor The shadow fan expression. Ale the
Locos in favor of Protective Tariff? They
don't say so in their resolutions. Have they anu
principles Of their oion? None are expressed in
these resolutions. Again we say-look at them
They recite that the legislature said so and so last
year, and then intimate that the new Tariff does
not come up TO thai standard especially on wool
ana conclude by insrucing our delegation TO 60
Tor more protection on that article In short, in
these resolutions the Locofocos attempt to balk
The question by skukng behind the resolutions
which Mig legislature last wear adopled. md
in doing that they neither approve nor disapprove
of those resolutions AS we observed in the mn.
act. the same resolutions were introduced in the
House; they came up on the last evening of the
session when Mr.. Cushman proceeded to srip
ihe Locooco of the lions skin, by Offering the
following substitute. 1t is to The point, declaring
The eonstituiionaliiy Of Protective Tariff and in
s,rucling our dele CATION TO 60 for EQUAL PRO-
LECTION TO ALL BRANCHES OF AMER
ICAN INDUSTRY:
aWhereus, in the opinion Of this General As
seoabiy. Congress have the constitutional power to
impose duties for purposes OF Protection, and be-
lsyins rha, all classes should be equally protect
al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
DEAF, DUMB, BLIND AND INSANE

1t will he noticed that an act has been passed
by both Houses, tranferrng the duties heretofore
performed by the Commissioners of the denr,
dumb, blind and insane, to the Govcrnor. Il is
important to those desiring the aid of the State,
that this fact should he known, aud we therefore
request the editors of al he papers ia the State
TO give this notice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
NEW, YORK ELECTION.

The iocofocos have made clean sweep, thong
not by very large majority compared with a
number of vees polled. For Governor, the n
ported majorities are as follows:
lSouck, loco, 2S,5l5
Bradsh, wing, 1892
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18

Signing the Declaration Of Independence. The
New York Mlrrorfor the first OF Nov. contains a
splendid engraving of this celebrated picture, by
Trumbul accompanied by an explanatory key.
If we are not mistaken, most if not ALL the fgur-
in this painting actual portraits portraits Of
the ever memorable then who pledged to each
other their lives, their fortunes, and theH sacred
honor, for American INDEPENDENCE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
.Lncofoco plurality, 20,723

=
From Ibis plurality we suppose that 5000, per-
haps 10000, must he deducted for third party
votes, leaving the real locoloco majority ia the
total vote less Than il was last year.
In the Senate, there are % locos and 10 wings
House, % locos and 36 wings of course Sllus
Whight will be reelected to The US. Senate.
Congress. Locos "a, wings 10.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
MARRIAGES.

. In stmfftl tho pal u by Rev. Mr.. Green Mr. Oliver
Kendall to Miss Susan Angeine Preston, both s. Also ON
The 18Th lust by Rev. John Pengil Jacob Blslo ESQ to
Miss Sally Brown, both Of s.
bring to thee gin puro
As ever can DO gwen
give my love which shall endure,
While there is love in Heaven.
give TO tho my hmcst love,
a pure and constant flame,
Which like the watch fires Of the sky
win ever burn the same.
BY special license Compton, L. C. by tho Rev C. Reid on
The 18th ut, Thomas Coke Alrou Esq W. u. Martha Ann
third daughter OF Mr. Steven Bartlett of the place.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOVERNOR.
Hon. ANDREW Tracy, of Woodslock. Judge
Advocate General, under The new ,niia act.
D. w. G. CLARKE, Of Brandon, Quarter Master
General, in place of Gea. Davis Rich, resigned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
CONVENTION TO AMEND TIE CON
STITUTION.

In This vicinity the election of delegates excite,
very hite interest. About 30 votes were cast il
this town, we are told, and of this nuuber on
neighbor Of the Patriot received Handsome ina
Jority. Improve your privilege, neighbor, IN,
make bold dash'lor immortality 1t isn't ever
editor who can get the chance-lhat zoe eau rel
you. The following is a list OF delegates elect, $,
far as we have learned:
Montpelier, J. T.. Nlars,on.
Barre, Webber Tilden.
Berlin, Sheffield Hayward, IT.
Worcester Daniel Adams
WaiISted, Norman Durran,.
Waterbury, William Carpenter.
Middlesex, William X. Holden.
DuNbury, Luther Graves.
Norhhcd, Jesse Averill.
Calais, Nelson A, Chase.
slohroe Joel Cdley.
.flaiuield, Nathaniel Bancroft.
Roxbnry, Henry >. Boyce.
Murctown, Levi Spalding.
Fayston, Benjamin Davis.
Marshfeld, James pitkin.
Warren, Gideon Gundspeed.
Burlington, WHY'S Lyman.
tlurdwick, john X. Skinner
Brookfied Noah Paine.
Topshan, Jonathan Jenness.
Braintree, J. p. Kidder.
Slow, II. S. Camp.
Bradford, Seth Austin.
Windsor, Darius Jones.
Randolph Jacob X. Parish.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18
STATE OF VERMONT, Orange County Gu June
Orange County Term D 1872.

Asa Low The de endant attached Of his
land 10 answer t., the Painif, in plea
John S. Cloush.> that 10 the Plaintiff, the Drfruiart
render the of six hundred dollars, which Plant fl
justly duo TO balance book accounts between them
This action entered the present. ofths court,
and not appearing that defendant had had ersnua
ice Of this suit, ordered by the Court here That he be-
notified Of IN! same by publication Of This no ir" and oeer
in the VI Waterman a. State ,unal printed al Mont
pcer in the county of Washington weeks succcssvey, the
last of which publications Ia BE- at least twenty DAYS pew
10 the next slated ttrm of his Court the i Tues
day Of December A ID 1912, which will be deemed sufi-
cent not to he said Clouph, appear said
said Court he see cause PERLY JONES, Clerk.
Seth Auslin Al rnrY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18

County Court. On Tuesday the term CONNIE n
ced in the new court House, judge Rcdfeid pre-
siding. There is, we believe, pretty full dockt t..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-18

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court ho den
Washington District, IS. ! AZ Montpelier, within and
for said District, the l6 day # Nov A. d. 1912
| EMUEL THOMAS, executor the estate of John
II McAllster late Of Stowe, in sand district dcceas-
ed presents his administration account for settlement
Whereupon is ordered that the be referred the
28th day of November next at tho Pr bate Office in SAID
Montpelier for examination allowance and that all
concerned notified hereof by The publication of this
der in the Voniont Waterman and Journal printed at said
Montpelier two weeks successfully, soon may DC,
that they may appear at SAID time and place, if they
cause, and object thereto.