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heard Of II, advised them 10 apply II 10 the relief o
the widows and orphans tal had been mado by those
who had fallen IN defence Of the country. II 81
applied "a had every To believes but Nj or ia
yezac tell you more particularly what was dono
with IT,
CONNECTED with the history Of this ease | would
give You sane interesting facts showing the motives
aud feelings of Judge Hall but am feeble TO write
and have no disposition inw 10 revive ehargos Which
can have no effect upon the Judgment which poscrty will
form from the records, Although the Judge violated my
orders, and lied FROM the detncc of the city, and. hts
proceedings against me iaf contempt. committed blum
ders winch Were extraordinary, II mol criminal. II WIS
not IN my nature 10 broal thrm alter the brilliant
close OF the campaign; aud hearing afterwards that he
manlIe'ted eontltIon aud fepeuluee. chccr,uy ior
gave hun
The judge character. howoScr. should be ont a
the question Ill this cnsr, ut least hvc d,sno IL
assal IT, Tho great panl Is this Onght not Congress
Ia ntctplse aud return fine imposed, nuuc Nas ol
the performance olan act winch Indispensable 10 tho
safety OF the country And II not will not the preoe
dent prejudice the public interest similar emergency
should one arse Can II BE- expected That Genefal
Will takea lnph aud necessary responsibility for the
safety o ms country. II h Ia lnsu,d, hned, mprison
ed 10y mistaken elndctlse nudge " hose fat under
an erroneous VIEW OF What Is due to the forms of law
cannot he ehaugcdby legislative poWeri
Thanking soualam, sir, lot Your generous sympa-
thlcs. roman Your lrlcnd.
"ANDRt.N JACKSON.
"lION l.. f. LINN
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Fed ss0use cavern (Cr sale.

A GREEABIl to Dcorcc Of the Circuit Superior
IN Court Of Law and Chancery for the county OF
Campbell. made the 9th day Of April, 1912. the sub
Gerber who is appointed special commissioner ir the
purpose, will on the oath day of June next. offer for
s-e, on the premises. the well known T.4f ERN
ST.f.ND called the RED Hon 81, with 1913 acres OF
- ON which is situated the Tavern buildings. Store
h.ouse. and many other buildings Of value. being all the
buidingsat the Red House, the North side Of the
Trsd. The terms OF the sale will be fourth 10 be
paid the 25th of December next and the residue in three
equal annual nsalments thereafter. the purchaser to
give bond and approved security, wha lien the land,
further sccuriIv.-It willie made known on the day
Of sale when possession will be gwen.
CHARLES {. HARVEY, Com.
May 10 l2AJ
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nav a3slksNG u agusss3Ge
ESEfE' et1 saEhs,
AhstkAL Nh. f.i9.

AhEhhs' %ksf
4MI.S 4. SIitI.ER is now receiving his Spring
~ ! Summer supply Of Goods. embracing very
handsome assortment, which has recently been purcha
scd Al prices irJfa thirty to fifty per cent lower than for
mer seasnns and will be sold at such ENrRENElN
LOW RATES eannol fail 10 give entire satisfaction
He ashs the attention Of hls friends aud the pubic 10
the following Goods:
French printed Lawns. from lG ccntsup
PARIS striped and discharged do
IA printed Cambrics and Calicoc5
Spring Prints. from &, to - cents
Black Italian and cold. Silks
Mos.nde LANES, from common to fine
Bac., and blue black BonIazines
SILK and cotton Gloves and Hosiery
Genuine Linen Cambria IIandkorchics. al . ets.
Shades and pagasals. good assortment. very cheap
SIN Gerl and iasscls. various colours
Black, elloged aud embroidered Alllts
SILK and worstad nett Rctcucs
Artificial Flowers Florence Braid and other nonnc's
Nazarne blue and fancy km Gloves
Buc, pink, lilac and drab corded Bonnet Lawns
Super Gambroon>. ribbed and plain, Is and IS ID
Plain and fancy Linen DrilIings, from - els. up
henlm,s Mexican Cassmcrcs and printed Jeancs f,l
boys wear
Best Georgia Nankeeen. at % Us.
Summer Cloth and Spring Cashmere
Large stock wool dyed and other Cloths from & 80 to Il
Satin. Silk, Merno and Marseillcs Nesng, very cheap
Silk pocket ilandkerchicis and fancy Crayats
Summer Stocks aud Cravat Sliilcners
Heavy lencntiary Plads and blue Drills
Best undr,ssed Irish Linen for family use
Cotton and Linen 0snaburgs, Bedtichs and brown Do
mescs, large supply.
Bale Cotton. any number. al % els. per bale.
Together with almost every article usually kept IN
Dry Goods Store He requests examination Of his
stock before purchasing else wherc-lle sells ereh@rc
~ for ClSH
Anil u Is
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Ett BnlANI to tie provisions OF decd of trust
q executed 10 the undersigned By Narl " liams.
Of date the ljth june. l~i~ and Of nd in ht llus
ings Court ot lynahhurg. lr certain purposes IN sid
decd expressed, Will De sold. on Saturday. the 1th day
Of May neNt, to the highest bidder. at public auction,
a a0i or H.otse esFocgnd,
lying in tho town Of lynchburg, the south side Of
jefferson street. near the Canal, and adjoining the Lot
owncd by DAVID r. Edlcy. CONSUMING 4G leetroul JET
,rs1n street, with the buildings. privileges and appur
lcnanras belonging thereto.
Ierns olar { 1Sl and sacl title will he eiyet rs
vested IN tho TRUSTEE by the deed aforesaid aud none
other. DAVID Il. EDLEN Trustee
April II wt1M
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To Re Editors Of he Independent,

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WILL. attend tho Courts Of the counties of camp
w bell and Amherst and the Corporation OF Lynch
hurg lis office is THE corner tfliee IN tho New Sion,
hnfdngon Bank Square and opposite to the eirc Of
Dabncy. E5l.
MAY - IN
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.N2rc Glenings from Pgi,.derler,s Rlpon.

Benjamin T. Butler, District Attorney. is shown up
in the following On the l2lh Of Dec -. Che
day that MIR. Butler took the oath Of office Mr. Jesse
loyt addressed letter the Solicitor Of III, Treasury.
informing him Of the fact, which he ads-.B But am
amused with Mr. Butler he is tcrriGcd tie nl1uty
Of the age thai he has made up his mind not receive
dollar Of the public money! but he intends make inc
receive all: and am quite appohensye that be will MT
ceea 'eccrc his Costs am quite thai lac will
not rccelych hay as much as he will be entitled to.
shall ctme hun this subject, well with reference
to his own benefit as the public interests" Subsequent
events. connected with the fees and cmolunens Of the
District Attorney, Will cvince how very MIR. Butler
oFereame the nodesty ascrbed 10 him by Alr loyt aud
may serve to demonstrate the powerful influence OF the
promised lectures ltho Collector produce that dgsra
Bile result. Mr. lloyt doubtless well qualified to
lecture upon such subject and TO remove the scrnpes
OF the District Attorney at least, TO induce HIM to
receive "one halt as much as he was entitled to-" II
Mr. Butler terrified at the ini1uity olthe age he
had shillu counsellor in the Collector to reconcile
HIM these iniquites. in his new position and to teach
linn the advantages OF iortitude in the business of filling
his pockets out of the public Golfers. The success
which attended the efforts Of the Collector the mind
u The District Attorney in reconcng him 10 the re
coip OF large income. instead OF being conented with
lbs COSTS Is remarkable. as dem rssateI IN tho
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G. Es ~ & II Fc 4 b. y 81 c

And great numHcr o other arlcos m The Ufocnry Inc.
&c. &c. The sale will be made under Judgment Of
the Corporation court Of Lynchburg, upon attach
mcnt for rent in favor Of David r. Lyman, against the
said Joseph Marsh.
Terms Of salc--To the amountof siS1 30 on credit
till Isl July next; the amount OF SS1 80 credit
ill the LIST day OF October next 10 the amount OF SI %
on credit till the Is day of January next and 10 the
amount of slS7 80 on credit TIL the lst day Of April
next the purchaser nevcy instance giving bonds with
good security. II. DUNNlNGION, Sergt L. l..
MAY lO t2GMay
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i'fD.SFRP O.V'E,.NE.s'9,

The above sale Is postponed TIL tie Sd dsv of june
/ next. DANI I'D X, EDIEi. Trustee.
7 My LIE
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NEW pArsTNIEssss.P.

NEW PAE&TNEESsl!P.
ENiE UNDERSIGNED have connected them
Il selves Partners in the Grocery Business in the
town Of Lynchburg, under the style and firm of
.NiUeE s. REcker.
They have taken the house lately occupied by tho old
concern of Miller s Rucker where they offer for sale
extensive stock of Groceries. moderate prices suit
ed the times and solicit continuance Of the patron
age heretofore bestowed upon their predecessors.
SAMUEL MILLER
AMBROSE Is. RI CkER
April II ct if Let of
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following summary OF tho money drawn BY hun from
Time e. time eul OF the public treasury.
In the trsl Year Of Mr.. Buffers term, there
paid to Inn by thu Collector the i,llowiug sunls.-
) nnnIlrr III so 4 OH u
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GRE ATVTsAlTION.,
W. es' GoOD%.
VA are now receiving at our .Nctr Store, Balh
w square our new supply OF
spring ana Summer Goods.

10 which respectfully invite the attention Of our old
friends aud the public generally. Having bought with
great care, and On the best terms, atter ourselves
with the hope Of being able give entire tatsacton to
all who may favor Us with call.
ROBES & BuRTON.
y B-Mcrchans and others buying to sell again
will do well u examine stock before purchasing, As
We were never better prepared to compete with our
ueighb1rs IN thai way, than At present.
ROBES 4 BURTON.
April Is Is
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Total iur ono year,

Il $50 the receipts Of Nj. Buller, al tho Custom
House Wcro - follows;
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Accounts from Agers state that Add 81 kadcr having
crossed the fana on the lh ut for the purpose ofat-
tacklng General l}eleau. he Was falling back upon
llomcen on account Of the badness of the weather,
combat took place, IN which tho Emirs cavalry was put
to flight. Soma Of Add ell kader's troops were slan
amongst them two influential chiefs; but the imparlant
success of the day the capture of the Scherf Sid
HAMA, considered the rght-hand man of of the EI
lie wounded before he captured, but not danger
onsly. General iedeau received him in his own house
at Ilemcop and treated him with kindness and disne
ton On the 4h the brother of Sid Hama arrived Al
Tlencon from the camp of Abdel- kader and rcpored
that since his defeat the Rmir had lost great many Of
his nlantry. Astonshed and pleased q, the reception
lie had received from the French, Sid Hama said To
have written to all his friends them against b.
ing any longer the dupes of Add ell gader.
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Amount.
Jom! received by the |. States.
Of - officers.
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Tho following letter WAS read in the nod State
senate last week:
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VOL. AA.-.vO. 81.

system Mr.. r. Yorke. Sir John EastIope, Sir X.
| Peel. Sir Thomas Wilde, aud Lord Stanley opposed
the motion altogether, aud II was lost by majority
!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-25

.4noiher Slave Free. George Lamer, the per-
son claimed slave in Boston recently and
upon which case there was mpch excitement
has been emancips,ed, his friends paying $500 to
the claimant This case has led the sheriff of
Boston to make an important decision, viz. that
no person claimed as a slnve shall be received at
the Jail, until committed legal process. Here
tofore, we believe, the slave catchers have seized
and imprisoned their mar, before any action has
been had by the courts Had not Lalimer-who
by the way, is tchtter than many Northern white
men-been emnncipaed, he never could have
been taken South. The people would not permit
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A SSIGNEE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of sundry DEGREES in Bankruptcy issued
Id of the District Court Of the United States for the Dis
ct Of VI vestng in the several interests Il joint
of the Binkrupts therein set forh and by order Of the
said Court, | will sell at public tuCaon at Maxhams Inn
in Randolph the l6 day f December 10 o.
clock A Nj watch and seal and certain chooses in
ton assets Of o. Edson Also tie same day at the
house occupied by David Rowel in said Randolph
o'clock p NJ. horse and Other personal property
Caeb Richardson Also the l7h day Of sd December
at the store OF A Hebard in East Randoph clock
P. NJ. a certain bond for deed of lot No 81 in the
Of Monroe quantity of hay and other personal property
assets of John a. A. Duon ID. Also The 18Th day OF
December next at o'clock NJ. a. the house
Of Cyrl Chandler Esq in Sraffod traverse sled
brass clock and other personal property assets OF c. N
Sleeper. Also on the Goth day Of December II
O'Clock A. NJ. at the house occupied by B. b. Foss,
Chelsea Rotary Cook Stove sleigh, Wagon and other
personal property assets Of said Foss Also on the 2ed
day Of December next at O'Clock Z M at Carriers Inn
in Topshom bonds for deeds lands and certain interests
in zeal estate lumber harness and other personal estate
assets OF James NJ. Dickey and others. And also The
23d day of said December, al 10 A. NJ at the dwelling
house Of Josiah D. Hosnore in sail Topsham erlan real
estate Wagon, sed cedar posts and other person.
al estate Of said Hosmore. Terms made known
time Of sale.
J. X. PARISH,
Assignee for Orange County
November lG, 1872. 2w "a
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DEATHS.

In this village Nov 9th Mr. Luther King soldier of the rev.
oution, aged So Also, Nov o. Abigail wife Fargo A.
distressing Sickness Mrs Mena wife Of Nehemiah Colby
doub grateful to the hearth such Office when
a. nS service rs mot me mere common PaGe Of
latter offices should not be forgotten lightly esteemod
when down the dust alike lovely and beloved in
the relations of e such tribute duty gratifying to
the affections of surviving friends, and profitable 10 aang
fesidewhich her gentle Christian virtues delicate sens
oy ana %om|ny agay, always made an acceptable a9d i'm
memhlance ebitteed but by only painful
greet that am called speak umong those
haue been" but now alas more. She died calm trusting
IN the merits OF SAVIOR and conoied by the hope of being
reunited to her beloved husband and children who
her dying bedand to whom in turn she continued kind
of pain, to che last moment Of existence. l. FIR.
Montpelier. Nov %, lSt2.
In Charleston Sept Hon J.srER RoBINsov aged TO- Judge
where he enjoyed the confidence Of large share the citizens
chant Ne was repeatedly The his o% o"n' 'r To-
represent them in the General Assembly of the State which
place he resigned, being called eemen
the state to MI he more Important station of Councillor under
wards elected was for several years Assistant Judge
county court and always discharged the duties
ton with honorable ability and satisfaction was
ed for frmness independence and decision of oper
and frank bis manners kind and obging
we wee and mmotay found in him an memorable foe In ad
don TO all these traits ofchaacte he unwaverng
tan and showed his ardent attachment the the
deeme by his consistent walk and conversation and his liberal
ny 10 the support Of the gospel and the institutions ofboneyo
po, he beloved paren whose counsel and company the
them to " be also ready s
aged g. " ' >
In Barton Oct 3, of consumption, Mrs Sarah Hough wife
~ aaron retee aged a. For months she endured the pain
Of this wasting disease supported by the the Cos
| pei
In Troy Al inst Mrs Abigail, wife of Col VIM Billings, 40
In Randolph, Oct H. suddenly, an nfanaon on tho lungs
Anna ~ we OF Rev H. j. Boardman, in her 10th year.
In Upper Waterford, 18th u the residence Of his son.
ter short Illness, Mr. Elisha Hammond, aged ~
In middietown, on the Sih ult Allen Vail Esq aged S.
the morning he attended his business in ordnn1y
went to his barn. and while in the oplacug pehok
bundle of stalks his observed that inclined
fell Surprising he had tainted he hasteued water and thong
absent for moment only, whom he returned life was extinct
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TO TEACHERS, SCHOOL COMMIT =
TEES, AND OTHER FRIENDS o L
EDUCATION.
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.
O. Recommended by Convention of Teach RS
and Literary Gentlemen from JfUs States. 30
THE subscribers have the "a isflctlon Of n
L cling 10 the Friends OF Ednca ion in th. Coun ~
and throughout the State, that they have ed
assortment of the celebrated and very popular e.
lies OF School Books, published in Massachuset .,
known as the Franklin Series. The seues consis Is
Of TIE following books, viz. the FRANKLIN PRIA l.
Err, The IMPROVED READER, or Sequel to I ne
Primer, and the GENERAL CLASS BOOK.
iEJS These Books are considered as among q 10
most valuable in our language, and are recommendt d
decided improvements. The following notices ~ IL
show in what estimation they are held by those wi o
have ed them.
From Hon. ". y Calhoun for sererdl years Cidirm N
eth. Committee on Education in The Legislature Of
MassachuseHs aud now Member Of CongreSsJro M
that Slate.
In reference TO these Books, he says: 81 ga, e
them very thorough examination, aud found the II
peculiarly ada pcd 10 the wants of children in tt e
early Stages OF education, that recommended the u
introduction into schools al once. They are ju 81
the kind Of books that needed, as think, to
make the business OF education pl asant and useful .
From L, Bailey Esq, Principal If the Utica ~ )
Classical and Commercial Lyctum.
" UrIcA, October, 1882.
have carcf lily examined tins series OF scho o.
bools, aud do not hesitate 20 aver, that they are be =
ter adapted the capacities OF young schoers !
better calculated to facilitate their acquisition of ii e
En- ltsh Language than any similar books that hoN
come urder my eye"
Extract from statement made al the Teachers Coz i
usntion, in .Andopsr Mass.
/" | not long sIuce attended the examination OF a
school IN Philadelphis, which The Frankie Prime :,
Improved Reader, aud General Class Book had bee
introduced and was astonishod at the great chang
which had been effected, NOT only ia the manner Of
reading but also in the interest which tho pup Is
manifested in their lessons"
From The Chrisiim Eramtner, published in Boston =
Liverpool and London.
ain these Books, the author has carried forwar
his system Of iacile instruction completely lha
Ia dune ia simai cook in language that ha
| come TO our knowledge"
| Recommended also by the North American Re
view, the Teachers Association of Troy, and vaou
| others.
| For sale by E. P. WALTON s. SONS.
lE@ Teachers particularly requested to call an
| examine these Books. Il-4weop2
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STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.


TIE FRANKLIN PRIMER, THE IMPROVED }
READER, AND THE GENERAL CLASi 5
BOOK.
rTEIE following tribute 10 the merit Of these Book,
l. is from review OF them published in the Hing =
ham Mass GOzeIte:
"I have before me he opinions Of twenty-st Z
enlightened Judges o. the subject, who Give 1t ,
their decided belief that they will be the "means .,
eAecting the most happy changes in the systems f
education. These certificates from Presidents 4,
Professors, Tutors Instructors &c., OF every elias
and denomination throughout the country"
From Allen Fish, ESQ Principal Of The Walnut Gro,
School, Troy, ". Y.
"These books were fortunately given 10 the wor
nj the commencement of in the history
education. am Of opnIon thai they decldsdl y
the lust and the cheapest yet offered 10 the public b
this section of our country"
IrFs Recommended also by the T, acher's Ass o.
cia ion of Troy, the American Journal OF Educatio n
aud numerous others.
For sale BY E. P. WALTON SONS, and tn,
principal Booksellers generally in town and couu Try
Dee, 1872 4w
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NEW AND twr ~ -0VW or
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Kcepino exant. Hero the difficult branch Of Double
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up the sleeps Of The SCIENCE step By step, Us oy
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cd, and he finds h mse master OF tho science. lhe
work is admirably adapted Tor schools, and the wants
of mechanics and farmers, and comes nearly 50 per
cent cheaper than the generality Of WORMS on The sub
jcct.
An old and disng uirhed Accountant says OF this
work, 81 consider it valuable production, and bet
Ter suited 20 the wants OF tho country than any other
system nave ever examined"
7, is highly approved in Schools and Acad7mies
where its merits have been tested, II is recommend
cd 10 the public a decided improvement ard as
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