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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-30
SENATE-Afternoon.

mittee on banks, IN favor OF the bill moor.
porating the Bennington County Bank.
Laid on the table.
Resolution. BY Mr. Hodges, directing
the Librarian to purchase so copies Of
Washburn's Digest, and transmit one vol
ume to the Librarian of Congress, one
volume to each OF the several States, and
10 retain the remainde, in the Library;
referred 10 the commilte on finance; BY
J. Barrett. directing the committee on fl
nance to inquire into the management of
the S ate Prison, and empowering them
to send for persons and papers.
Mr. Barrett remarked, that it would be
recoIlecled that in l642, an appropriation
of SIS, 600 was made by the Legislature
10 pay up the long accuIRuating arrears
ges OF this institution. Notwithstanding,
in lS43 the expenses exceeded the income
nearly 5000 dollars; in 1914 nearly
$4,000; and in 1915, down to the present
month, nearly $4,000. 1t seemed to him
this course of things ought to be arrested.
The institution should be made at least to
support ITSELF: He had been Informed that
the New Hampshire Prison Melted the
State a yearly profit of $1,000, The
State penilentiary in Connecticut, as also
that al Auburn. instead of proving bur-
den to the people, was relieving hem from
taxation.
The resolution was passed.
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THURSDAY, Oct. l6.
SENATE.

Messrs Billings, Marshall, and Wood
bridge were appointed the select commit
tee on that part Of the Governors message
relating 10 our connection with the FEEDER.
al Union, Texas and Slavery.
The committee on Roads and Canals
asked to be discharged from the further
consideration of the bill amending the act
Incorporating the village of Woodstock !;
granted, and the bill was referred 10 The
judiciary Committee.
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Petitions presented. By MIR Kellogg,
Of Thomas Robinson and others praying
for the recharter of the Bellows Falls
Bank referred 10 the committe on Banks.
Of Isaac Thayer praying that The State
would subscribe for his book entitled sta
lstics of the Wooden Manufactures Of the
U. S. in l645; referred to committee on
Manufactures.
Reports. BY Mr. Swift, from the judi
ciarv committee, in favor Of the bill per-
mling Mayor and Aldermen Of Yer
gennes to bndpver for breaches OF the IL
cense laws; oil ordered TO lie on the table.
BY Mr. Fairbanks, from the committee on
education, in favor Of the bill providing for
tho improvement of common schools, with
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amend so as to elect tom rrow morning 10
o'clock, which was concurred in.
The House proceeded TO ballot for en-
crossing clerk, and ENOCH DAVIS
Esq Of Bennington was elected
Enoch Davis, 1903
Joseph B Dlnforh, jr. Cd
&C Briggs, IA
A l. Brown,
Adjourned.
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The JOINT asseWOTy uTss0IVeu' =,
Bills introduced. BY Mr. Goodhue'
repeating laws giving bounty on SILK; re-
ferred 10 committee on ways and means
By MIR Swift, 10 incorporate the Addison
county bank 10 be located at Middlebury
referred 10 committee on banks.
A communication was received IRON
the Governor transmitting the first annual
report of the Directors of the Vernon
Central Railroad Company; report refer
red 10 the joint cOmmilee under the
joint rule. e.o.
A communication was received IRON
the Governor transmitting the first annu
al report Of the State Geologist:
Adjourned
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$42,748 SO

Total value, S42748 SO
That they find also that al the last ses>
sion of the Legislature, So 900 were
granted for the relief OF the Insane Poor
of the State, 10 be drawn by the Trustees
in the month of August, annually, with a
provision, that if any year the expenses OF
supporting such insane poor at the Asy-
lum, at 81 so per week, including the ex'
pense OF transporting at the rate OF cents
per mile, should by less than $4,000 the
Trustees should not for such year be en-
titled 10 "a greater sum than the rega't
amount of such expense. That the ex'
pense of such support from the first O
August, amounts to $4,730 rs. Tha
1877 patients of this class have received The
benefits of this appropriation, the annua
expense OF whom at the Asylum would b,
about $4,000. That as i, is apparent
that the amount now appropriated wonl'
cav but about one third of the expense O
! supporting the Insane Poor at the Asyi
, and will hardly afford sufficient induce
ment tor the towns TO send their lnsan
poor there, in order to secure the benefit
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condition of the Vermont Asylum for the
Insane; passed. and Messrs Noyes, II t
Barrett, and Campbell were appointed the
committee.
The Senate took up the resolution pro-
viding for a reference of so much OF Gov
ernor's message as relates 10 the Union,
Texas, and Slavery, TO the judiciary COM
mittee, and on motion of Mr. Barrett the
resolution was amended by inserting "a
select" instead of ",he Judiciary" and
was passed. Adjourned.
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J.F. MCCLELLAN, Printer.

empowering the special committee on the
State Prison 10 send for persons and pa
pers; carried.
A message was received from the Gov
ernor, transmitting the return from the
deaf and dumb and blind asylum a, Hart
fore, communication from G.. G. Beck-
with, secretary of the American Peace So
ciety, and the correspondence between the
Governor and the Secretary of War re-
lating to the cannon taken at Bennington;
all referred TO the committee under the
9Th joint rule. Adjourned.
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TIE pIApIJEuINE FRAUDS.

The New Orleans Bee contains the Report Of tbs
Committee the subject Of the frauds committed at the
Presidential election, Ia The parish Of Pla1ncmnes. rs
very ull, aud establishes he fact of the commission VI
immense irauls. II concludes us follows:
RESOLUTIONS
Resolved, That John Sde, member elect to Com
gress from the first Congressional district OF this State;
by cunteuancng and procuring the transportation ifon
lie city OF New Orleans III the parish oil Orleans, 10
Poinlo In lischc. III the parish Of Paquemines; OF
large number OF persons considerable portion OF whom
foreigners by birth. or the p'rlpse OF voting at no
late election The poll held al the said Pontea-Ia-
Iaclie and by wftns letter to Mr.. Debouchel and
Others inspectors o the election al the said PoIne ala
llache, informing them o al transportation and advl-
slug them receive the votes OF tile pefsons fanspoedi
and thai advice with an artu appeal 10
The parry prendces OF Tie said uspeeors AID by these
means influencing aud dreeng their conduct aud eau
sing aforesaid Illegal VOTES 10 be put into the ballot
hnx and 10 be subsequently counted as good; has IN
disregard vi his duty American Representa-
tive in Cungtess, and in violation Of his duty as citizen NJ
uulsaua aided IN causing The elective franchise To BE-
and prustiuted Tor party purposes and has en-
deaypred establish Practice, the tendency OF which
corrupt public morals and 10 destroy the liberty OF
/ lue people.
Resolved, Taai Gilbert Ieouard Judge ofthe parish
If paaaenes IN tins Seie, has abused his official sta
ton 10 the delrlment Of the law and public liberty, by
Witnessing without check rebuhc, public iomut and
pers1ual outrage the polls in the parish OF Plaque
mines; by Lending himself 10 the distribution OF illegal tax
receipts ot party and selfish purposes; by openly caus-
np line that parish to exhibit their votes before
depDsltlng them in tho baot-box; by knowingly and
iaudrenly deeeving magistrate IN relation TO TACT
on hch aud SAID magistrate were TO acf orlcallyS
aud by arrroping on his own part and inducing MI. o.
ca by an Official lasehund to Jpn him in approving
The Jieial bond Of sheriff OUTLET, beore he had obtain
ed ifon ha Treasurer OF The State, The receipt or gut
etus required by law.
Resolved, Inrreafe that Gber, Leonard has been
guilt, o iupeachable conduct ami that he be mpeach-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-17

At a meeting of the Trustees Of the Loylngson Male
and Female Academy. held in Lovingsion on Thurs
day the 18Th day of March, 1915: Present Charles
perrow (Prfsidrni) Christopher Il. Estes. Wilson Pc
ters, WIN. S. Living, Robert E. Cutler and Floyd l..
Whitehead
On motion of Col VIM S Loving, and seconded.
the application Of Branch Archer Saunders for the ap-
poInlment Of Principal of the Lovingston Male ard fe-
male Academy was considered: Wherein ,on II ~ resell
we'd that said Branch A. Saunders be appointed Pnnol-
na fsad Academy to be subject to the same rules and
regulations aud upon the terms. as have hereto
fore been adopted relation to the said Office. nd that
he be requested open the said Academy on the lsi oil
April next. or as early as practicable thereafter.
Resolved that the Secretary furnish The said branch
A. Saunders with copy Of these proceedings
A Copy-Tesie.
Ro. C.. CUTLER, Sec'ry.
March 81 OF
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VALUABLE EsEAi. ESTATE
EfDEg tSs1EEi.

yEJUF SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the Tract Of
Land on which he resides in the county Of Camp
bell about one aud half miles from Lynchhnrg, adjoin'
mo The Lands Of William Daniel, Jr. This Tract con-
lans 90 acres, about GO acres of which are IN woods
heavily ,imbered, and as good TOBACCO Land as anJ in
Campbell county. The buildings good; the dwell
ling is framed house with six four above ground
and two in the cellar and six replaces the out buildings
are very good. three tobacco houses, good framed
kitchen and smoke house, house shielded three
sides for stables and good negroes house with stone
chimney. There is good orchard of apple rees-two
hundred choice fruit trees-'fhe cuiivaed Lands
divided into five fields and three lots. 1t is
sary TO say any thing more. as those wanting 10 buy
viii view ior themselves will sell the entire Tract
or mart as may suit purchasers will take pleasure
in showing the Land toany person wanting 70 buy
DOUGLASS II. PICKETT.
March 3 Is
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Bargains! Enrgnins!! Bargains ! 4!
.g'EBg' ,SEpFsE.v'G SOOEDS.
ron M oND CASH Tonu

LyHctbmE, .4pri End. 1913,
fHfliE subscriber boys leave inform his customers
U aud the public in general that he has just return.
ed from, thc Northern cles with extensive and do-
srahe stock Of
RfsY G0eDs, U0NVETs, ssroEs, raTs, 40.
which being purchased for cash. Will enable him ohor
pnas much Low RI hsu similar articles can he purchns-
ed for in this city AT retail Tor cash only aud al whoes
sale IN credit, Tor approved papet
COUNTRY .hER CHANTS and others visiting
th's market, will please give him call before puchss
ne else wherc, as he viii take pleasure in show ing
his goods. whether purchased The 2nd story OF
my Silre haf been fixed of for wholesale only.
Amonaet my assortment may be found, viz
10000 yds Calico, styles. from 81 cts 10 finest
Balzsrnes Orgarda Muslns, and Polka d. Iaines en-
tire now style goods for LADIES' dresses.
Black. hlue-black AMI fancy cold Silks, all prices.
Gmghams. lawns, and French Chnlz, large assort.
ment,
Apron and Furniture Checks.
1lckingS, Row Hollands. French Linens and Gooroa
$50 doz Ladies' Kid, silk, and Cotton Gloves and
Mius. a, greq, bargain.
Needle Work. Collars and Vandikcs.
Thread Lsces and Edgings, an assortment cheap,
Ladies' silk 'haws and lIandk's, large assortment
''''' ron GENTS.
Extra black, blue black, INV green, olive and nney
brown Cloths at great bargains,
New style Cassmmere and NcstIrgs. all prices,
10000 yds. common Pants Stuff, al all prices,
pauama Hats, splendid article. cheap,
500 doz Palm Lcatliats from 81 per doz, up to finest
SVOES GHa FsOOYS.
q large assortment at Great bargains
80 900 yds cached and brown Cotous, from 81 cts IL
mention. WM J. WILLIS.
P.s The subscriber will be receiving from his store
in Richmond and the Northern cities, fresh Goods eve
ry week throughout the season. W., W.
April -
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SPRING FASHIONS.

ENllE undersigned has just received his Spring repor
J. Of + IL = III II % " = from the North, EN-
braong those Of LONDON AND FRANCE, and IN
vtes his customers, and the public generally to call and
hem his house Main ST. four doors above John
G. Meen's store where all work entrusted 10 him will
bedone according order and in the best style and man
ner WILLIAM CLaNr1.
M3rch 81 Is
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WALK IN TO
~ T. II ~ q a II II YE II y.

III Il 81 ~ = Z "a q n = K y.
Y goa ,raat any thing ia The Coafsciiosmy Fancy Ar
ticle'. Toy, P,et0e, Gaze, Eatabls and D,,.AaIis
Line. SC.
NOR have open one OF the largest stocks in ,he
Il above line that opened IN l,ynchbury A.
mong the articles just opened Will be found The following
Ealables Lemons. Fresh Figs. Rai.,ns, Currents,
Prunes Tnmarlnds, Dates. Soi Shell Almonds. FIJI
berls, English Walnuts, JUN Paste, oses. presered
Ginger Sardnes, French Preserves, Bonugne Sau.
sages, Beef Tongues, Dried Beet pekled Oysters,
water soda, butter and sugar Crackers Goshen and En-
glIsh Dairy Cheese. Fsncy Articles, Toys. sc. &c.
enumerated in another Advertisement.
j. II. FlIzGlBB0N
Head Quarters,
Nearly opposite Tie Bank q pugiaia
March Is
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NEW CONCERN.

TEIllE undersigned have this day formed co.part,
n nership under the style aud firm of
LECLATAxgATJ,C REggSTTAyy & GO :,
10, the purpose of doing general GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have taken the
large granite front house lately occupied by NJ. ).
Lanphorne 4 Co, and will keep constantly ON hand a
large Stock Of & Il q { T. Il + $ of every descrip-
tiun which will be sold low for cash. or exchange
for all kinds of Country Produce.
The particular attention Of e. G. McClanahan will
b. devoted the sales Of Tobacco Flour, aud all other
produce consigned 10 care, (eur charge for selling
Tobacco is 80 per hhd.) Clouds received aud for
Marded; charge for drayage.
We ~i,h to buy 900 bbs. Of good Family Flour,
FOR which the highest cash price will be given.
JNO. G. MrCLANAHAN,
f.. G.. McCIANAHAN,
X. w. CkENsHAW.
y
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.ajoai,stsfr0tOr's Safe.

WILL be sold on Thursday, the 18th day Of the
w present month"; at the late residence of Archibald
II Duke deceased, all the Household aad Kitchen Eur
nture and other pershable property. belonging to the
.,,e of the said Archibald b. Duke deceased amongst
which is first rate Piano. Terms made known on the
day Of sale. H. > LaNGHofNE' Aomr',,
de- bons non of A.. Il. Duke, decd
April IA ti'A
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Feb. II
CoTrrwuATxoN.

THE undersigned, t,avng purchased Of Messrs Ed
mond Watson s, CO.., their stock of Goods, VIII
carry on the business at the old stand himself. He will
keep good assortment Of Groceries on handand soclis
continuance of the patronage which has been extended
10 The old firm. JAMES NJ. bofD'
Fol, Is
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be'Ns. r.. H'O ~ e.
ni the old stand of
II II " n A. Il

! AT the old stand of
R AN e. AZ u N "a.
l ) now receiving his SPRING supply Of GROCERIES
which he has recently purchased IN the Norlher
Markets for cash; and he is determined 10 sell low
1t not little lower than any house in tie upper country
lie solcs call from his old customers who have here
loore extended 10 him their patronage as partner
the concern OF Bryant y Young, as well In uf other
buying In this market. promising them they shall mol "
away without oargnius. The following articles culn
Prise a portion OF his stuck:
400 bags RIO, Lagura and Java CefTre
As hhds. n. o., Z. Rico. and ST. Ctox sugar.
z do Cuba Clarified do
20 boxes i.1ai Sugar, all qualities,
b5s. crushed Sugar,
80 hhds and bills. \. o, aud F. r. Molasses,
$50 Sacks Salt
100 kegs Nails and Brajs,
3 tous Bar Iron,
2 do. Iredeear Iron,
,lerceS Lamp Oh
20 bhls Tanners do
l0.0u0 lbs Cotton Yarns,
5000 do. Sole Leather.
800 do. best indigo
500 do. Maddtr.
80 bhls. Flour
80 boxes and cables Tea, some very fine
bales Hops.
50 boxes rallow Candies,
10 Sperm do
% +" Soap,
ton American b. Steel
800 lbs, Shear do.
tierces Rice,
pipes supr. French Brandy
+" American do.
| Old Antigua Rum,
IS bbls. n. i. do
8 D." GIN,
10 " Madeira and S. NJ Wine.
10 :" Malaga do.
20 " Old Rye Whisky,
80 &" Mountain do.
20 bales Domeslics and Cotton Oznaturgs,
so Nova Scotia Grindsones,
100 ps. Calico, .,
~ iaz Tnr aud Palmetto i4ea iiats,
Boots Shoes Checks, Bed,ickings, Coths, Cassimees
Neslings, Nankeen, Ginger, Pepper, Allspee, Nut
tuegs, Alum, Saltpeire, Coppcrao, Window Glass
Putty, While Lead, Shot, Powder, Bacon Stone ware
Demnhns buckets. Trace chains, Scyihe blades, and
variety of articles too tedious to ehnnetate in an adve
tisement
March IL to
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EotctOurt springs Male and
Female snssisule,


1E exercises of the Summer Session of this School
will begin m Monday the 9Th June, and continue
six mpnths. The Male department will be conducted
BY The Rev. George Pearcy, A. b. and the Rev. Geo.
W. L.twich. The Female department will be con
dured BY s'rs Geo. w. Left wleh assisted by her hus
band. The Boarding department will be under the
management of Rev. James Lefiwict and his lady.
BY this arrangement it is confidently believed that
the schooI, already large, will be greatly increased
The Institution is under the organization of the Valley
Unun Education Society Of Virginia. and is alike o.
pen the reception of pupils Of both and of all de-
nominations. II is capable of preparing youths for Col
lge-for Teachers and for the The active duties Of
hk,-sad it is hoped will train them up lin the nur-
iun and admon,ion OF the Lord" TIE discipline will
be kind and palernai, bul steady and inilexlble.
Terms per session Of 6 months
Orhosaphy. Reading, Pennmanship, or Pri-
mary Arithmetic. 3o.oo
Geograp,y. English Grammor Arithmetic.
Natura,, Moral and Mental Philosophy Boa-
ny, Chemistry, Rhetoric or Uranosraphy 1850
Lalin, Creek, French, Drawing aud Painting,
Algebra. Geometry or S.ryeyln. SlSuo
Musc an Piano rie,-Teacher's Fee.
Freqae't expt,ses in D-cl,nlli' and Com
position viii be altended..to by the higher clas-
scs.
mon,h 's 'e'"''s anu 'o0'' 'N'' So
Papis may enter at any iime and pay from Their en-
trance to the end of he session. bat it is very desabe
they should the hcsnning Of The Session when
the classes formed.
Payments for Board and Tuition ohe,ha'f in ADJ
vance.
Accommodations may he obtained by the Parents and
guardians of pupils who may wish TO avail themselves
oflhe Sulphur Spring, during the Summer.
By order Of the Trustees
April IA is
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SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1915.
JUST KFCEIFED, by
WATERllOUSE & WIllTTEMORE.
March IL 10
b ID On TEO.V'.

gEyIlE subscriber. having received the appointment
L of Principal Of the I.nvingston Male and Female
Academy. will the discharge OF his duties on
the ST OF April The usual branches Of an English and
Classical education W III be taught.
BRANCH 4. SAUNDERS.
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AslN Barrel Revolving Pistols
" Ivory Sets Knives aud Forks. 81 pieces. al from 81
Ia ) 70 per. set.
Splendid Sets OF Tea Boards
Plated and Britannia Casters
Green Window Blinds, assorted sizes
And general assortment of God Ware, Mats &c
just opened, aud for sale, by
IL. y. W. A RICHARDS.
April IA IL
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~ BUSHELS FRESH MOUNTAIN CLIO
sIU YER SEED, for sale by
HATCHER & GREEN.
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March 81
Dissolution OF CC-partncrship.

r. Vie co-panuership heretofore existing between the
4 undersigned, under the style OF iIhmond " Alison
& Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Inc
debts and effects the have been purchased by
Mr. James NJ. Boyd. who intends TO carry on the hns
ness himself All persons indebted TO the firms OF I'D
nond, WATSON & Co., WIN, II. Watson & Co. and
Boyd, Edmond &; Co.. requested to ray to ia mes
NJ Boyd alone-and all the creditors OF SAID hrms VII
apply 10 him for payment.
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E6s y Ia SON a. 81

n ~ ~ n ~ u
IIHNHE subscriber has received the SPRING AND
h StMMFR FASHIONS. from the North which
are receay from
LONDON aud Paris.
lie ia therefore enabled to oxccue all work entrusted 10
his care. IN the most fashionable styles.
Tie invites all persons wishing anything in his line. to
give hun call, next door Mcssrs Roberts Lee,
Main Street.
n. II. All work warranted. Ro. ~ LEE.
Awtl3 Ia
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DALE LlAS.
NEW STYLE SHOES.

81 JUST received new and beautiful
81 style Shoes, initiating the Boot in neat
Ae6 <1saess; yei being more pleasant Tor summer,
II. and only one third the cast, must
be the article To please those @he wish fine ar
,ce at low price. | respectfully solicit an examina
tod. CALVIN lhOMPsON.
NB-A splendid assortment Of all kinds Boots,
Shoes; Hats, Gaps &c.. at unusually low prices.
March 27 2w if-3w of
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JOO DRUMS Figs, in which bargain will he civ
'-OVen 10 close. MCDANIEL & McCORKLE.
April IA Is
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.NclcRrk cider.

IN bbls Newark Cider in good otder and Of supero
~ quality just received by
MCDANIEL s. McCORKLE.
April 4 Is