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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08
STATE OF VERMONT

Rutland County Court September Term, 1870.
Spencer McOmbcr,) Whersds, SpcncerA. No
~. }Omber Of Csstl.ton In
James MeOmbsr, the county Of Rutland
aforesaid, 1.-THE Septem-
Der term Of this Court
A. ID 1899, commenced his action sRainst james
McOmber Of Silver Creek In the Ccanty Of Cass
and state Of Michigan, in q plea Of account, for
that the defendant was recei liver Of monies Of the
plaintiff from January 1879 10 January 1888 10
the amount Of $4,000. And also for that the
plaintiff, as partner, had advanced for the comma
benefit oi said firm the further sum Of $500 90 for
which the dele ndant is accounisbIe.
This cause having been duly entered in Court,
day thereof was given until III. present term
And now the plaintiff comes by Zimri Howe his
attorney, and II having been made 10 appear 10
the court here that the defendant, 1T the time Of
the service Of the pl,inlifs writ, was absent FROM
this state, and had not been notified Of the com
mencement Of this suit
II is therefore ordered by III. Court that notice
OF the tendency Of this suit be given 10 the de-
PENDANT by pu fishing his order, with the sub
stance Of the Plaintiffs declaration IN ID. Rliland
Herald printed at Rutland three wrrk. success
lively, the asst Of which shsll he at least sig
weeks previous to the next term Of this court. 10
BE- held at Ru,lsnd aforesaid Oh the second Tues.
day Of April, A. ID. is4I, and day thereof was
given, &c. r. w. HOPKINS. Clerk
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AN ACT extending the jurisdiction Of justi-
ces OF the peace.

AN ACT extending the jurisdiction Of justi-
ces OF the peace.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Of the State of Vermont, as follows:
/. All prosecutions of a criminal nature for
any Of the crimes described in the twenty first,
twenty second, twenty third twenty fourth and
twenty fifth sections Of chapter ninety five,
and in the first and tenth sections of chapter
nj nety eight also in the fifth and seventh sec
hons of chapter eighty-two, of the revised
statutes, may be tried and determined by any
Justice of the Peace within the county where
the offence is committed And anv justice
before whom such prosecution is tried may
sentence the offender to pay fine in a sum
not exceeding twenty dollars, and may issue a
warrant to carry his judgement into effect, in
case no appeal is taken
2. Any justice before whom any prosecu-
ton is commenced for either Of the crimes
mentioned in any one Of the sections of the re-
vised statutes, included in the first section Of
this act, may, if in his discretion the public
good requires it, bind over the respondent,w with
sufficient sure,ies for trial, by the county court,
and in case such sureties are not furnished, to
commit the respondent to jail
Approved, Oct 20, 1910.
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mo. 40.

gains, James Hail. 81 Orwell. in said eoaniy, ky
sonmoning Niilism II. Sanford, 81 Orwell IN
said county a. trustee Of the defendant, Ia q plea
Of the crse, &c On note sreeutsd 10 the ssid jobs
jackson In his lite time, dsied is,h Js.~, 1871 |,
for the sum Of $4,000 Also on zee other note
executed to the said John Jackson In his life time,
dated 18th Of Nay Is2i, for the sun o. ESQ. 20
payable in sit months fru,n date.
This cause having been duly entered 10 court,
day thereof was gwen until this term; and new
the plaintiff comes by BrggstS june his stierniss,
and II being niad~ 10 APPEAR 10 the court here,
that the defendant, al IA. time Of the service AZ
the plaintiffs wnt, wes sbsent from THE STATE,
and had not bern Bsii6es II the ccn,ss sesmsrs
Of THE ssis.
II u therefore ordered BY the court, the, no,,o-s
Of the tendency Of this ,uit be given 10 the Do.
PENDANT. by publishing this orde, with tho sus-
stance Of the plaintiffs declaration In The Rutlsnd
Herald, printed =, Rutland, three weeks soc
ccssis ey, the last of which ,bsil b. at iess, sin
weeks previous 10 the mex, term Of this court, to
be hslo at Rutland aforesaid on the SECOND Tues
day Of April A. ID lsil. And day thereof was
given, &c. r w. HOPKINS, Clerk,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08

AN Act in addition to chapter eight Of the re-
vised statutes.
1t isherebey enacted by the General Assem-
bly, ofthe State of Vermont, as follows:
l. The sergeant-at-arms shall be entitled to
receive from the treasury Of this State, one
hundred and fifty dollars as salary, during
the full term Cf the recess of the Legislature,
per year; and the sergeant alarms shall no, be
permitted or allowed TO take any compensa-
ton by way Of gift or otherwise for such SER
vice, and shall at all proper and reasonable
times, admit visitors to the State House and
grounds.-provded, this act shall not be so
construed as to prevent the said sergeant at
arms from receiving compensation for his or
binary services, or for repairs, or necessary
work, as provided in the chapter to which this
is in addition.
2. 1.-THE sergeant alarms, or any other per-
son in his employ, shall receive of any person
any sum of money or other thing, as compen-
sation for waiting upon visitors and showing
them the State House and grounds, as provid-
ed in the first section of this act, he shall for
felt and pay the treasurer of this state the sum
often dollars for each and every offence, to DE
recovered in an action of debt founded on this
statute, in the name of the treasurer ofthe state
before any court proper to try the same.
Approved, Oct. 30, 1910.
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no uplIfted arm makes strong the inner man
while the outer man falls Into ruins. But oh /!
how sof, the bed OF death ,--wha, easy, pleas
ant dying, when the comfortable assurance Of
Gods word are brought home to the stricken
one, in language that cannot be misunderstood
When the soul, feeling after the promises,
clingng TO tho Rock OF Ages, and rising up
in the strength Of the Lord of Hosts, grapples
with the monster on ground consecrated by
the Son Of God, and prevails, and triumphs I!
!, is then that man looks upon the falle n pill
lars in which he had once gloried, with a
smile, and beholds unnoved the crnmbling
tabernacle; while, new-hedged, he breaks his
bonds, and flies away to dip his pinionsi in the
font Of uncrea,ed light.--Nafehes Her.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08
o must ,lsan fsde 30 soon away,

u must thu fxde so soon away,
Nv hes, and only friend
Thou who fits, laugh. my lips TO pray
NY in'ant knees to bendi
Thou who EoTsook thy couch at night.
To watch around my bed,
And deemed II still fond delight
To kiss my fcversh head'
Thy Kindness in my tender youth
never can repay
in sickness ever near TO soothe,
And comfort every day.
Ny Mother can never tell
or all thy tenderness,
For thou hast loved--loved much too well,
And watched too of my bliss.
When weary and my toll is DER,
Tn sinking TO my rest,
seem 10 feel as years before,
When nesting at thy breast.
Bot ~ thy evening hours decline,
With all lIfc's labor past,
No joys shall be so great as mine,
To cheer them while they last.
NJ Mother. every nerve shall strain
To take away thy care
Could'st thou but live thy years again,
] would thy trials share.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08

Tricks Of Trdde.-Thc persons engaged in
tnng the salute on the river Delaware the
day before yesterday, were considerably p1z-
zied to ascertain the reason why some powder
which was used, would neither ignite readily,
nor explode when ignited. After close in
vestigation, the article was found 10 be OF
charcoal alone, prepared SO as closely resem
BILE the genuine articlss ". e A. so
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STATE OF VERMONT

Rutland County Court, September Term 1910.
Nathan II Churcbell Hhereas, Nathan
rs ChufoheiI Of Bran
Ebenezer Johnson, jf q don in the county
Alonzo Johnson. Of Rutland afore-
said OF the September term Of this Court, A. ID.
1889 commenced his action sgsinst Ebenes<s
johnson, j. and Alonzo Johnson, both 81 Goshen,
IN the county OF Addison, by summoning Thomas
Davenport as trustee Of The defendants in . piss
OF the case, DC. on note dated 25ib October, 1895
for the spm 81 500 payable in two years from The
LIST OF July then next with interest
Thus cause having been duly entered In Court
day thereof was given until this term. And now
the plaintiff comes by John q. Newell his s,tof-
bey, and Il being made 10 appear 10 the Court
here that the defendants, at the time of the ser
vice of the plaintiffs writ were absent fcm this
State, and had not been notified u the CONNER nee
mebt Of this suit.
II is therefore ordered by the couu that notice
Of the PeDdsoey 81 this suit BE- given TO the de-
PENDANTS by publishing this sfder with the sub
stance the plaintiffs deelsrbtiob, IN the Rot
land Herald, printed al Rutland three weeks soe-
cesssely, the last Of which shslI be at least cir
weeks previous 10 The mex, term Of this eoprf, 10
be held Al Kailsnd aforesaid on the SECOND Tu~s-
day OF April, A. ID. I5fi. And day thereof was
gwen. &c W HOPKINS, Cisfk.
STATE OF VERMONT.
hoilsnd County Court, S.ltrmber term, Ie4o.
Spencer Meo"ber gLs,'a' Spencer a.
James Meon,ber. in III. eouaiy Of asIl.n1
AZORES i'd, al the sspt~m-
Der term Of this Cosn, a. ID 1899. comns need
his seton against Jamrs MeO-bsr - Silver
Creek, IN the County Of Case and stat. u Mich
igsn, IN plea 81 the for that The def ndsst on
the let day Of January, fs:FJ was indebted 10 the
pls milf IN the sum Of $4,000 for 90 much mo-
D-y had and received by the d-f-sesnt Asd al
20 iof that The defendant on tho lft day Of Jan
le3J Was Indebted 10 the piainuf IN the further
som Of $3J,00 for money by the Dl.isiH Isst,
sdysnesd 10, paid, lad DOT ana syps AIDED for the
defendant Of his special instance aud feqa<si
THIS cause having been duly snisr.dis Court,
day thereof wss given unit IA. prrssBi term
And now the plaintiff CONES BY Zimri Hove, HE
sltornry, and ~ bsviag been made 70 spp~u 10
the court here that the s@f.pcsBt, al iLs tine Of
tho service u he plaintiffs vft ~ss .bs< Of IT, %
this State, and had not b.en BSii6sd Of the con-
msneemsnt II this ssn. II !. therefore ofdsrsd
BY The CoBn, that notice Of the p~hdsbey nf this
cut be gwen 10 the defendant ~ pUblshibz the
order, with the substance ~ the glaintihs c<ols-
rai'oa in tho HUiisnd Herald, printed Of hutisnd
three s-sss sDcesssy.y, tn lsst ~ shieh sissi
b. al l-ast ga weeks rfssisps 10 The nsrs s~sn
~ the Corr b. b. h.lh - Hsflssd sfofsssid 90
The s@roDo Tossdsy 81 Ap'. a. ID. Is<l AID
esy ,hsisof sss ys.. Re.
Nv Hofgiss. clsrs
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STATE OF VERMONT.


Rutland County Court September Term 1870.
'' rs a'"s''" L.os ~na' Of wh A.S.n
Michael " Gilroy. y ven, in the eouoty Of
Green and State Of Illinois a, the September tern
OF this Court a ID 1899. commenced his action
against Michael NJ Gilroy of Caslrton, IN the
county Of Rutland aforesaid In plea on book 10
recover the sum of two hundred dollats 10 bsI.
ance book account. between them
This cause having been duly entered in court,
day thereof was gwen until this term. And nov
the plaintiff comes by Isaac T Wright, hi. sitor.
ney, and II being made 10 appear TO the court
here that the defendant, at the time Of the ser
vice OF the plaintiffs writ was sbsent from this
State, and bsd not been notified OF the commence
ment Of this suit.
II is therefore ordered by the court that notice
OF the pendancy Of this suit he given 10 the de-.
fendsnt, by publishing this order, with the sub
stance Of the plaintiff. declaration, In the Rot.
land Herald, printed at Rutland, three weeks
snccessively, the last of which shall be al least
SIX weeks previous to the next term OF this COURT
to be held at Rutland Aforesaid, on the secund
Tuesday April, A Is4i And day thereof
wac given. &c =. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08

Some OF the loco foco Editors bear their de
ieat quite manfully, endeavoring to get the "best
loot into such position as would enable them
to step out, when convenient opportunity offers;
while others seem disposed 10 console the mselves
BY grumbling and prophesying evil things Of the
wings. Among the latter, one Amos, who has
lauerly clu,ched, very cunningly too, few "Ez
ira" dollars, is somewhat conspicuous. But as
We believe no words which We could select from
Webs,er's biggest vocabulary, would 60 fully de-
inea,e the bitterness OF his lamentations over the
final result, as his own langunge:--we give it be-
low.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08

Rutland County Court, September term 1910.
Julius A. Austin Hhereas Julius A.
rs. Aus,in, Of Casileion,
David c. Smith a. in the county OF knt-
Lesnder Caldwell land aforesaid, OF the
April term Of this
Court, A. ID. 1888. commenesd his action against
David &. Smith. Of Shorrham, in SAID county,
and Lesnder Caldwell If Ticonderogs, IN the
county OF Essex, State Of New York in o plea Of
debt Tor that by the consideration Of the Supreme
Court Of Jodieature Of the State o: New York,
held Of the city Of Albany on the % day Of Jsno.
AIRY 1888, the plsiniif recovered judgment against
the defendants for the sum on 100, 90 damages,
aud 500 or cost, whereby on hction la IN accrued
t"lths plaintiff TO recover said sum amounting 90
Sl14 ,02 And also for bat On the 2-th Sept
1873 the defendants were indebted TO the PLAIN
III in the sum 81 s. 10 90 to be pid 10 the order
OF the plaintiff at the Farmers Bank, Orwell,
one year from said date on demand
THIS cause having been duly entered IN Court,
day thereof was given until this term. And nov
the plaintiff comes BY 4, l.. Ofmsb-e, his sitor
Dey, and u being made TO appeaf 10 the Court
here thai the defendants at the time Of the seryes
Of the fplantihs wit, were Abs-nt from the
State, and had not been notified OF the com
emr NJ 81 this suit
II 10 therefore ordered By the Court ths, notice
Of the Pendsney Of ihis suii be- gwen 10 the de-
feRdanis. by Publishing this order, with the sub
stance of the plaintiffs declaration, n the Rot
land Herald, printed a. RuilsBd. three weeks
successfully, the last Of which shAli be st lsast
siI weeks previous To the o~It term ~ this court
10 be held al Roland sior-said on the second
Iursdsy Of April. A. ID. I.4i. And dsy thereof
-ss given, sc. =. W. HOPKINS, CLERK
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Laws Of Vermont.
Az Acr in relation to highways.

1t is hereby enacted by the General ASSN
bly, of the State Of Vermont, as follows
l. No town in this state shall be indicted
for not keeping in repair the highways in said
town, unless the select men thereof shall have
been previously notified in writing that the
road complained of, was out Of repair
2. The notice required in the first section
OF this act, shall be signed by some person re-
siding in the county in which said road is sit
uated, and shall be given TO one of the select
men Of said town, at least fifteen days previ-
Gus TO the session Of the court TO which said
complaint is made. which said notice shall
bound the road complained of, and shall gen.
orally describe the defects thereof
Approved Oct. 90, 1910.
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AN Acr in addition to chapter eight OF the re-
vised statutes.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF tie State Of Vermont, That the auditor
Of accounts, is authorised TO draw orders on
the treasurer, for such sums Of money in favor
Of any town, as shall be necessary TO correct
any error in the state tax, arising from mis-
take in the grand list OF such town.
Approved. October 80, 1910.
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X. II. Eddy, Boston Mass; David Gardner,
Custom house,) New York.
HrsRy l.. ELLswoRrH,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Editors are very respectively requested 10
give the above an insertion in their papers.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-08
THE RUSSIAN STEAM FRIGATE

IN week or ten days one Of the most sub
sianiial steam ships in the world will be
launched in this city.
This steam ship, or steam fngaie, rather, is
owned by Nicholas, Emperor Of Russia. She
Is OF immense size. and has been building
aimee last spring. Her dimensions are as fol-
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MY MOTHER.

Tie tribute TO good mother, which fol-
u~s, will serve TO express the felings Of ma
! phO behold times ravages upon their most
rl and highly priced parent.
IN, Mother thou ar, growing old
Thy locks, as white as snow,
Proclaim thy years are well nigh told
And Thy checks have los, their glow.
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STATE or VERMONT.

Rutland County Court September Term is+o
Adnr. Of John Jsesson/ HhrsGs. John
ConaBt ~ Brandon
James Hall IN The County II
Railsnd sl0st.d
seminsir,tor Of John Jackson. i.is a. ala
Bnacoa. d.e-7s-h. At no April t-fra ~ thI.
Sssri, A D lst1, ea-t sasaeee his sriion 60
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An AcT in addition to section fourteen, chap
ter twenty-six of the revised statutes

Ter twenty-sl1 OF the revlsed statules
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State Of Vermont. That all suits
hereafter brought before aJusiice Of the Peace,
where the defendant shall reside without the
state, may he brought and tried in the town
where the plaintiff resides, or in the town
where service is made on the defendant.
Approved, Oct. 30, 1850.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

r. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-08-14
NORWICH AND WORCESTER
RAILROAD.
cs,,s7 ~
SSss5EzskzSG
RAIL ROAD AND STEAM BOAT
LINE BETWEEN BOSTON
AND NEW YORK

On and after the 9Th of March instant, the
trains on this road will run in connection with
the Steam Boat, as follows:
The train Of Cars leaving the Depot of the
Boston and Worcester Rail Road, in Boston,
at O'Clock, P. NJ, every day except Sunday
will proceed Immediately on reaching WoIces-
ter, and without intermediate stoppages, ar
rive at Norwich before dark; and IA Boat will
then immediately leave for New York. Pass
engers will pass without change of Cars from
Boston 10 Norwich, and until the completion
of the track tothe Steam Boat wharf, will be
taken from the presen. Depot to the Steam
Boat free of charge.
A train of Cars will leave Norwich for Bos-
ton, Immediately on-the arrival of the Steam
Boat, every morning except Sunday.
Other trains will be arranged 10 accommo-
date passengers who wish TO stop at the differ
cnt Depols ON the road. Cars are provided
with apartments for the ladies.
Fare between Boston and New York, IS 90
Worcester and New York, 81 90
" Boston aud Norwich, So OO
Is Worcester and Norwich, 81 OO
Il. WILLIS PRATT, Superintendent.
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Farm for Sale.

yUyHE subscriber now offers good
GEA 4 FARM for Sale, situated IN
Iiisyp Stamford, on the main Stage Road
- - leading from Bratieboro to North
Adams. about one mile north of the Meeting
house. containing about three hundred acres,
with good Dwelling House, three Barns, a
good Horse Barn, good Orchard well fenced,
well watered, pleasantly situated, equally Of,
v;dcd into meadow, pasturage, tage and
vood-land.-well calculated for Dairy-nnd
remaining in one farm or dividing into two, 10
suit the purchaser or purchasers. Price and
terms of payment reasonable. For further in
formation call on the subscriber on the premises.
LEVI GILMORE.
Stamford, May 81, 1910. t29
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FOR SALE.

n TEyHE subscriber offers his well
HM u known Farm for sale, contain
li.iiE41 ing about 500 acres of good land,
-MnHA situated in the town of Stamford,
about four miles north of Adams, North VIII
lage, and about half mile south of the Meet
ing-house, on the Stage Road, and very pleas
antly situated Two large two story Houses,
one recently built and well 6nished--Barns,
Sheds, and other Buildings, convenient ior
said farm.
Also. one other lot containing one acre Of
Land, House, Barn, SC. suitable for me-
chanic, and very good place for physician,
as we have none short of Adams-situaicd
opposite james Houghton's Store. Possession
given now with the crops on the ground, oil
any time in one year.
JAMES MILLERD
Stamford, April 60, 1910. u56
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Western Rail Road.
ARE IL ED ED.
PASSENGER Trains run daily, (Sundays

PASSENGER Trains run daily, Sundays
Il excepted, y as follows:
Leave Springfield, ca A. M.,-reach Boston
IL Nj. Leave Springfield, Ia Z. NJ. and
reach Boston 6 Sd Z. NJ.
Leave Boston 81 A. M.-reach Springfield
laI Nj. Leave Boston z. M.-and reach
Springfield S-4 p. NJ.
Afternoon trains from Springfield, connect
with train 10 Norwich aud New York.
A daily Stage leaves Amherst at 10 A. NJ.
after the arrival of the Northern Stage, and
reaches Palmer Depot in. time Tor the afternoon
train for Boston.
A daily Stage leaves Northampton at l0t
A. NJ. for Wibraham Depot, in time for the
afternoon train for Boston.
FAREs-Amherst To Boston 3,60-North-
ampton 10 do S,s0-Springeld 10 do 500
Springfield tn Worcester so.
Merchandise Trains leave Springfield and
Boston daily, Sundays excepted, through same
day.
RATEs-up and pn-Merchandize gen
orally, per 1900 lbs. SAC
Plaster and Lumber, (not less than
car load) 400
an articles coming from Boats
through South Hadley Canal, and
going doirn and through S,2s
Lime, Copperas, Cider, Potatoes in
bags, boxes or casks, Shocks, Slaves,
Ship Timber, Bricks, FIeestone, Soap
stone, Slate, Granite and Mari, dozen
and through. S,2s
CEORGE.W. WHISTLER,
Engineer
Springfield, May 10, 1910, 6moss
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STATE OF VERMONT.
District Of Westminster, IS.

DFSITfcI y W esIWNHSIeF, SIS,
AT Probate Court holden nj Townshend, within and
far SAID District an the last Wednesday of Jul,
d. 1870, being tue 29ih day Of said month, -
Present, Hon. Ellery Allie, Judge:
a Instrument, purporling 10 he the hast VIII and
IA Testament Of john Reed late Of pulney in said
dsirrI deceased, being presented the court here
by Simeon Reed The Executor therein named, Tor mo-
BATE u S ordered by said court that all persons
eerned therein, be notified 10 appear at session of
SAID cou,t To be holden at Graun in said district AZ
the lnn of Elisha Warnsr, the last "Wednesday OF
August, 1910, and show canre, II any they have,
against The probate OF said Wiil for which purpose II
Is further ordered that notice thereof he given y pu
LEGATION in the Vermont Phoenix printed al Bratebo-
no three weeks in succession may he.
G. PHELPS, Register.