Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-08-01

ABAAu snail Oh the blSst.
MONTGOMERY.
We would caution our frienjs in Yer
mont, especially in Rutland and Windsor
counties, against mons er in bodily size,
as we'll rs in the atrocity Of his crimes.
He has formerly lived in Massachusetts
and Connecticut, but be was obliged TO
leave on accoun; of his deeds Of shame
aud infamy. His professed business is
teaching dancing; but his main business
appears to be the ruin OF those put under
his charge. Hearing that he is now in
Rutland county, We take this opportunity
10 caution parents and guardians against
the innovations Of this walking pestilence
Let him beware he wilt soon. meet with
his just reward N Y. MOrniag Herald
A gentleman answering the above des-
cription, by the name Of Morgan, is now
kicking up dust in Clarendon, and vi.
cinity, in this S te.- Woodstock MerLuru
.MARK THE MAN.o
i have received letter from female in
Orwell, who is wife aLd mother, and
withal a pers on Of the most undoubted We
racitY, disclosing some facts which she
thinks ought to be made public, touching
the career Of one Morgan, dancing-mas-
Ter. Her request that should "mark the
man. in the Telegraph is most cheerfully
granted. Such an insult to the virtuous
Inhabitants Of my native town-GI speak
comparatively, Of course, not pretending
that all the inhabitants OF that town are
altogether as yirtuous asl could wish but
moro especially such an abuse Of human
nature- such beastlS hSeninism-ought
not 10 90 unmarked.
When had written thus far, some weeks
since, I laid the matter aside, thinking it best
TO wait until I could visit Orwell and obtain
additional and more particular facts than
my correspondent bad given. But on seeing
the foregoing paragraphs in the last Rutland
Herald, deem il duty to communicate al
once, such Informal ton as is in my possess
ion, in regard to this pesti;eut fellow, who
is moving in what are repuIed to be the
highest circles Of society.
Il appears thar while Morgan was teach
ing dancing school in Shoreharn, some
time 10 the month Of April last, a mar
answering his description called with &
horse aud wagon at the house Of II. Rust
in Cornwall, (adjoining Shoreham,) anc
spoke with hired girl who had been EN-
ployed in Rusrs family short time, ant
had conducted with decency and propriety
for aught that had then appeared. After
few words had passed between her and tn
gentleman who had called on her, sh'
asked and obtained leave Of absence tina
afternoon, TO attend music-school Th
day Of the week, I understand from othe
parts Of the siatement-to have been Satur
day. On The evening Of the same day, a
dusk, couple, answering their description
called at the house Of Freedom l.. Church
who was then keeping tavern in Orwell
(about dozen miles from Rusl's in Corn
walI) aud took entertainment and LCdgine
On their enquiry for their lodging apartmen
they were asked by their hostess if the
would atake the same lodgings"-the al
sver was, yes. They kept closed doo'
the next morning, until the people ha
passed to meeting, and then returned
Rust's in Cornwall. The giIl was repr
manded and dismissed; and her vile ass
eiate probably went of after other prey.
This pronigate villain, who is now 2
ported 70 have had plurality Of wives,
said 70 have been received and caressed
diverse good families in shorsham and els
where in this region. Let the virtuous
on their guard. And let the vile Prowl
feel the indignation be deserves, until
viii repent and reform.
The question arises here: what need
there. Of aMoral Reform" efforts in
eouniy7 The career Of this monster
which is only prominent feature, a strc
derelopement Of one Of abe common