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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
RUTLAND CONSOLATION.

n
MN hnid 10 annual meeting 70 Bran.
don, the i0th day OF June ae1t, al one o..
clock p N. The opening sernea BY Rev
: Myra-Rev ) Andrews his ssbsaols :;
The communion ,ermoo By Rev g A,ain.
dale. Rev K " Pluub has substitute.
The following Is the srasseneu1 Tor
'he several snnivenarHa Wednesday
n NJ, Foreign Missions and Sesmen's
fuend-Wedsesaay r NJ Sabbs,h Schools
evening, Temperance ThursIay A NJ
Iome',e Missions end Eiuea,ion Society.
THURSDAY p VI sermon, followed BY the
Saeramest Of the LORDS Sumner. The
secretAt"s otthe several societies. are ell.
pee'ed to make ssaabls aIr.ua sn,eau Tor
the annlversarie,
Joseph STEELE, Reg.
Cssie'on, May iS is<S
ErWs Ars requested to cav that. the
Rev Mr. Peek, OF The Troy Cooieseoee A.
eadeny, !. eipsc'ed TO be pr-sea, and ad
dres. the Bible s0eiay, al the dine above
specified.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
NEW GOODS.

T UTHER JOY having jus, returned
IL from New York with a splendid dnd
General assortment Of Spring and Simmer
Goods, purchased at extreme low prices
consisting Of Dry Goods. Hard ware, Crock
cry, Glass and Stone Ware; Drugs. MeGi-
cioeA Paints, Dye S,uf., Lamp and Lin
seed Oil, Flour, Fish, Salt, N,ils dc. Leg
horn hats Palm leaf do. all Of which he ofers
for vale IS cheapss can be purchased a,
suy uiher store IN the country for cash or
ready pay or approved credii,,hos wishing to
promote their own best interes, will do well
10 call and eIamne for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
Dshson, Msy'l,'lsi5. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

IL srieis Of cool i~ins, sheep iesseeo
Tat. Sulpaus. Blue vhsro,. .sg,'s tarps niios-
sed every sruels ossd IN Ssscv HssSs~<'y
slso superior high pol.shsd sheep Shesrt ell
Of which ~iii be sold vety io~. ~
nay ~, lsls
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
NO1ICE

The Rh~Orieal Society Of C,alaoe
Seminary Oil hold q psbi.e DeS.ls q, "a,
Seminary, 90 "Wednesday the lih day Of
June, eoameneieg ii 7 i.s o'clock, r NJ
a,eaioa iot d,sesssion--ls an esiaeuiou
wnhou, q ioruos pref-rse.e 10 a foruns
wr,hou, an etue.iioni DupslaAi,-.n. c
Iangdoa, d Dss- Neg q Speaesr. +.
hike A Adl'sss BY a. Clark.
The third nsmssT Oiihe seSoai .olo-o.
of.As Gsnilsm,n sad LNl'e, MsgiI'ss will
! ysbl.rsed B. srsu sfConnszee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

STATE OF NERMONr,tRE It rcmcm
District Of Isudand, S. - bcfcd TIA,
al stated probate court held at RuNaLd.
WITHIN aud iot SAID DISTRICT. on the LIST non.
ds, being the 5h day Of Way, is45,
Present Nm. Hall, lodge.
An instrument IN wiring pu'rorinc t. be
the last will and testament Of Joel DAYTON
late OF Mlddciown in said district. deceased,
having been presented to said court for pro
bate by Otson Clark the executor thsieir
named;
Ii Is ordered tina, said will TO REFERRED
for probate and allowance TO the first
Monday being the % day Of juno nry'.
and that a copy Of this order bc published
three weeks successlvely, previous thereto
in the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
al Rutland. that all persons Interested may
appear and obJec, 10 tho same II they see
cause. A true copy Of Record.
10 HENRY HALL Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

III iheSubscilbeis being appointed 10y the
w Hon Probate court foi the district OF
Fairhaven, commissioners TO receive exam.
inc end ADJUST all claims and demands OF
all persons against the estate of
Joab Snih late Of OrueH
IN said district, dece ased, and also al claims
and demands exhibited IN offset thereto and
O months from the I7th day OF March l8t5
being allowed bv sad court for ths ppl.
pose we do therefore hereby give notice that
we v III attend to the business OF our said APP
po,n,msnltat the dwell ng house OF the Wild
~, Sarah Smith in Orwell, on tho frs, Tues
ia, in. July and third Tuesday in September
neli, from O'Clock, a. m. until 4 orlu. X
o. NJ. on each Of said days.
+ Rosy c.1 h1.r'"' '' }commi.'a'.
Orwell, April, lS. Is45. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
GEN & l9akN[S

UTHER DANIELS has lnseed oil
IL sp'u ,urpenune, German and Boston
white lead. OF an ezra quality, Paris green
permanent, colof; chrome green. chrome yell
low, P,u..,an blue. French yellow, Ven.
red, Spanish brown, Spanish white. DC.
May 81, %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

"EA-A few more chests Of thai ;wo
Il shilling Tea. received 81 the fs|neb'
EIoh,nss. by ID. II. sABIN 4 Co. Ag's
Asy 20, TSl5. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

" L the subscribers, being appointed by
W the Hon the Probate Cour, ioi the dis
ircI of Rutland. commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
OF all persans against the estate OF
James Fri,Gie Tote Of Irmouth,
in said district. deceased, represented insol.
vent, and also all claims and demands eAhib.
tied IN offset thereto, and q months from the
3ls Gay OF Match.lsi5,b being allowed by ssid
court for that purpose; we do therefore here-
by give notice that we will attend to the bu-
suess OF our SAID appointment at the resi-
dence Of said deceased in Tlnmou,h on the
first Mondays Of July and September,
noKt from one until siI o'clock p. NJ.
on each OF sAld days.
NrL,os PArL CAM,
JoHs BAnors,
Tinmou,h. April ~ ls45, 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NHE Aanaal Mec,sas Of the Members
OF the Rs,lspd and Addison Muiuai
Fire lnsusses Company ~lI be hol4en al
'as Office Of said Csmpssy, in Brandon on
the ID ds, Of Jsly neIf al o'clock r. N,
for 'ee Purrose o. eieeiias Dree:ord for he
ensuing year, and trsnsa euias such o.her
business a. may b. desmed neeesssry.
BY order Of the D,reetor
T. JUNE, see'y
lh'ursHes onf-s, 9Th May 1885
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
ESTRAY

ESTRAY
ESrRAYED from
Il ~ tho subscriber, on
~ the is,h day Of May
inst, large dark brln-
die COW, said cow is
11l11Gll1III2,OA broad between horns,
her horns have been sawed Of. and her
shoulders turn out. ANY infor msiion rsla-
i've to said COW, shall be suitably rewarded.
CHAUNCEY 5. LAMB.
Switzerland Falls, Rutland. VI,
% May II, lSi5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
FISH

rODFtsH. Shsd. Nova Scotia Salmon.
~ Of ihe bosi ssslliiy Tor sale BY
ID. p BELL
Rutland, NJ, 81, Isa5. "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
II us.

T UTHER DANIELS has a good assert.
IL meni OF Boston made fur hats. also
Lghurn hau, Caps Florence aud straw bon.
neIs, Masses do. With an extensive assorl.
men, Of Ribbons, Tabs. Flowers a., dc.
Nav ~. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

STATE Of vERMoNTlR re IT Fmem-
Dis,ric, Of Fairhsven. IS. - bered that
ii . probate court holden al Casileton in
and 70, said district, on the 18th day OF
Nay, lS45.
Present, A. Warner. Judge.
Renoni Ladd and Perrc G.. Lsdd late OF
said Benson In said district. interested in
tina, par, OF the estate Of PERI G.. Ladd, late
Of said Benson. desert bed, as follows. VIZ
lying III said Benson and North Of the Bel
ding farm; 90 called, and between the old
road leading north and sou.h by tho cen,ro
Westinghouse in said Benson and the FAIR
haven turnpike road 30 calledialso two other
pieces Of lsnd lying~ est OF d adjoining said
old road and having made apple alton To
said court in writing, for partition and dis
thbu,ion Of the same among the heirs Of said
estate according TO tho last will and testa-
ment OF said deceased.
], is therefore ordered by said court that
the hearing Of said application be a, q ses-
sion Of said court to he holden At the probate
offire in Caslle,on. on tho G Wednrsday
in July nett and that this application be pub
lished 81 weeks succesivelv previous there
TO in the Rutland Herald . newspaper print.
ed at Rutland. which shall be sufficient no.
tice to all persons interested Of the time and
place Of examining said account,
A true copy Of Record.
% BF. LANGDON, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

TRIsurH TO SYDNEY SMITH, IRON
lRsLASp.-poorl fellow It's the FIRST time
we ever heard his name with gloom hi,
flgh, is Aown, and he rests with folded
wing, in the tomb. His life wns full Of
Joy aud service, He had wide know ledge,
grea, feIibll,v kindly heart, and vii
,ha, forever flashed aud guided Rarely
was there seen a notier use OF that erious
sl0 Ne used ii to sap tyranny. to ruin
can,,te make rnea happy Ills conlribu.
tons 10 the EIisburgh Reriep were like
wife shots against the army of darkness
sharp, SAGE, and flashing. Brave against
the mos, powerful and the most popular,
never trucking, rarely eIuggeraiing -his
works and Macaulays are nearly all tba,
will survive OF tina, renowned journal -
Ireland, and especially Irish Catholics, owe
him strong gratitude. Frequently IN the
Rsrsep, and more elaborstely in "P,ter
Plymley's Leuen" he advocated emanei.
patton with the clcareU reasoning, in tho
finest English, overwhelmed the for Of l,b
Grafton with shower OF invectiv-s, scorn
and jes, ADD did much to enlia in ito cause
or deter from iis opposition, the li,ersture
and refinement OF England His htel
politics were consistent with his early
thev we're high Wing. H. was an En-
g'nhmsn, and must not be Judged on Irish
principles. VIVA, We ean Judge are hi.
wonderous wit his love OF liberty, hi
services to Ireland We 100, would b.
rerm.:ed to lay our crown OF Irish yew up
on bis grase-T A< Nai,os
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
WATCHES JEWELRY &c
AZ Unprecedented Lo,e P'ieH


THE subscriber mos, respectfully informs
bis friends and the public generally,
that he has Just returned from New Yoik,
where he has purchased an extensive sssor
ment Of rich Watches, Jewelry and Plate,
which he is deie rminsd TO sell lower than can
be bought Al any other place, Ohe city not
excepted In enun,eraling some Of the many
articles no will give tho prices so that those al
a distance may be able TO know al what low
rates he sells.
" " Anchors - 5000 300
E'Lep'nes e 5000 $500
Silver Levers " $500 1900
" Virge E.capemenr' $50 1900
Finger Rings - cts. To $500 Gents pins
rs cts. to $500 Ladies Breaches IL Ia cts
TO 900; Gold Quad and Fobs $1,000 10
$500; Sives Thimbles, do. Pencils, C old
do. Gold Pens from the bes, manufacturer.
as %, so TO $500 Silver Spoons, which he
gets made ~ order, and Of standard silver,
silver Spectacles steel and plated do.
complete assortment OF Pocket Knives and
Scissors; lietnings & sons first quality nee.
dies Purses and Purse trimmings, Black,
white, steel, gilt aud Buple Beads; Victory
Pms, which should be IN the posse,,ion of
every one Ladies corse,s Vmlln and Bass
Vol strings OF the best quality Violin Rusin.
| fine German mantle Clocks; frat quality
brass Clocks, q G. cases, $500 10 $3.50 ;
wood clocks S., so warranted TO he The hes,
OF lime keepers /; Gents walking sticks and
canes OF all prices, ,ogeiher with a thousand
other articles, usually kept 10 an establish
meni Of this kind.-al the above articles " III
10 accompanied with a written warran, If re-
quested. He will receive in exchange old
Gold and Silver. all kinds OF couAiry pro.
duce. and he would say that cash or bank bills
wonld moi DO refused. Ladies and Gentle
men here an. among you, selling as low ~
the lowest. and hope 10 be sustained in a hb.
etal ~sy, il not | shall be obliged To vscsts
the place snd Leave you to be eulled emo
bsmboozied by set Of beings " no style them
sel' - peddlen.
y. D Watches, Jewelry and Clocks csre'
fully repaired and warranted Accordis MS
Music Boxes, Organs and Piano foues re-
pslred and luhed in the best pos'iths msnnsr
II. W. BENNETT. ,
Rutland Nav. 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

GRtb(>ElklES
ICOO lbs Porto Rico sugar
1000 &" New Orleans do.
200 Lump do.
900 " Loaf do
200 Crushed do
200 " Powdered do.
200 gallons molasse,.
8 chests end half chests OF tea OF
different qualities.
600 lbs Coffee OF dfferen, kinds.
500 Rice.
Box and Keg rsisins, Figs, Cuuan,s, Cit
ron, Oranges, Ptunes, Gro. Spice, pepper,
rassia and ginger. Cocoa shells, csssis in
mats. saietatus, bar soap. boz, smoking and
fine GU, tobacco, tobacco for sheep, pipes,
MAC. and Scotch snuff. and almost every ar
ncls IN the grocery line, jus, received and
for sale on favorable letmI The attention
OF purchasers is solicited. ID. 7. BELL.
RailSnd, NAY. 90, 1885. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
NEW POSTAGE LAW

The new postage Law goes into ,iec, on
'he LIST day sfJuly mkt, for the informa-
ton OF our readers we give the new rates oil
postage:
Sing 10 letters or any number Of
pieces no, exceeding half an
ounce, 900 miles or less, s cis.
II over 800 miles, 10
Drop letters, (nol msil,d) 2
For each additional hall ounce
or part thereof, add single
postage thereto.
OK NrwsrAPERs
Newspapers Of 1900 square
inches or less, seu by Edit
on or Publishers, from their
Office Of publication, any Dis.
lance no, exceeding 80 miles Free.
Over 80 miles and no, exceed.
ing 100, Ct.
Over 100 miles and out OF the
State, ia
All sizes over 900 square
inches, postage same a.
pamphlets.
OK PANPHLETs, &C..
Pamphlets, Magazines, and
Periodicals, any distance, for
one ounce or less, each copy 2eu.
Each additional ounce or irac.
ticnal part thereof iI2
On Circulars
Qlaro post, single cap, or pa
per not larger than single
cap, folded, directed land IN.
sealed, ior everv sheet, 2
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

WE the subscribers being sppoin'ed BY
w Hon Probs'. court for tho District VI
Fairhsven, commissioners 10 receive exam.
inc, and adjust all clsins and demands OF all
persons, sgsins, the estate NJ
Somsei AdDrs late Of Ws,harsn,
In said district. deceased. and also all claims
and demands exhibited In offse, thereto, AMI
sir months from the o9ih day Of April.
isi5, being allowed by said court for tina,
purpose !, we do therefore hereby give no
lice tina, we will attend to The business OF
our said appointment, at the dwelling house
Of the widow Eliza Adams, in Wes'haven on
the 9Th Tuesdays Of June and September
next. from o'clock q. m. until four O'Clock
r. m. on esrh OF said days.
PHILO WILCOX, I couu;,,r,,,
Wm II. GREEN, ~
Westhaven, May Is, 1913. ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29


STATE OF NERNONE| It rem.m.
District Of fa'thnvcn, IS. - hrt,t lh't
alta probate court holden =, Cos,lc'un W.T..
and iot said JINtrct On tho | TN d'Y "l A lI',
tSi5. Present, \. W1urr JufL"
An instrument IN wr.lirg pupnrlin' to 80
the las, will and Testament uf S,nucl dam.
late of NeA,nayen IN SAID di~'rl 4, de en,-h,
hayi, & brcn presented in sali court fIr pro.
bate Toy Si1eca Fields tbs Executor, therein
named
l. IS ordered ~ tie court that notice i.o o.
Of oc gwen 10 all persons concerned lo o..
pear ut scss ON ul sold court 10 LEE bold, "a
At tic probate Office Ia C,,l,ctoponthc fourth
day ol June neat, lo contest the ptuba'c OF
sad Val, 10y publishing this order th'tr
weeks surces~l'cN previous 10 sali TINE "l
bearing, in ,hc Rntlond Herald, LewAIA-
per prhlrd Of irt.ald.
~ 4 rGr copy Of hcsl5..
b. f. LtNGDON, Reg .s'cr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
Head Quarters 4th 1t. Inlanuv,t
CIaiendon Springs. Nav 10, is45,
CHA ENDON GUARDS

?" ] AKE NOI ICE N
Ths, you are hereby warned to sppear at
Head Quarters, U Clarendon Springs on
Tuesday the I'D day June. next, at nine 0
o'clock, a. m. armed and equipped for tina
purpose Of annual inspection and military
drill. Let every Uniform be filled.
BY order Of DANIEL WING. Capt.
ions F. LEARNED. Clerk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
flour

FLOUR
IN barrels and hall barrels, for sale BY
i ID. 2. BELL.
Rutland NAY 30, Is4S. 80
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

SraTE OF VERNUN DEN r.msm
Di.lrc, OF Fairhs,rn, So I ID bet.t th"at
probate court triJon ., Css,l,irn, within
snd ior said disltici on tbe ist Jay Of NAY
iei5.
Present, 4, Warner. Judge
An ins,tumcr, IN writing puipof,lng To h,
the lsstw III shd t,stAmc a. OF lsaAc liadA~ Az
late Of Pouhney In sad district, deceased hav.
ing beef presented to s'id coutt 10y Joel
Besman tho eIeeutot therein named for pro.
bate.
1t IA ordered bv tho court that notice there
NJ be Given 10 al persons concerned - Sp
pear al a session OF said court 10 DO holdct
al Cssile,on on the cod day II 1uly neNi. !,
contest the probate ~ laid will by publish
| this order three weeks successively rrcvinu'
to ssn time OF hosunr, in the Ruland Her
aid a new -papti ptlrtod al Nu,llHd
/ A true copy Of record.
! 10 b. +. LkNGDON, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29
STATE or yksAoHtlRrs, y~ :, >.

D,.irtci ol Fsmhsveo. .. ID ee,.d TIA,
si . probate couti huidsn ., C,rleior witllu
and TOT sad d,sit,,I on ,hs 3o,h DAY ol Atr
4 d, 1913.
Present, A. Warner lodge
Caleb Smith snd Mary uP'oa. sdm!uls,ra'
tors Of the esis,s Of James III Upton i'tc Of
Benson, IN said district, deceased Proposing
To render al account OF their administrators
OF s.,d estate.
l, !. otdstej that SAID sceosn, 10 received
snd s,smlned tur suowance an the hrl
W edaesdsv al Jane neal. al tho Probate NJ
ice 10 said Cs,ilrinu. and tina, this oldct bo
published three weeks suoeess,veiv, pre,,ou.
Ia The Ruilsnd Herald, . newspaper printed
al RuilAod. winch shall he suihclen, aottUo
tn all per. ms Interested OF tie TINS and place
OF .ism'ning sad account
A true copy al Record 10
II 2 Lt\EDON, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-29

The new postage law goe, into ,fec, on
'hc Isl day sfJuly mkt, for the informa-
ton OF our readets We gave the new rates oil
posln
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
T He TR IBU N Z
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY %
.,,,,, v,~s bv.hs Oxford

Some ten or twelve ea,s ago. peon long eugascd in cni
eenx Ship News and a, tine but not e1clusye
for III, called At tbs Office and inquired il ws were willing to
par hard,oey for the r, from the expected Lyepoo
Packets We replied that would add menuened that We
wished particularly bs ubs the state OF the Cot
ten Market.
Ths Collector then Informed os he had been for some
tnc training Pigeons aid MIN 3espatchng new" foi 'e
'e' in the oor and though, be should be noe
with OF he Packets then expected Upon ms ne e'''
On Friday afternoon last, he returned IN 5o''e w,h
rier Pigeon ard zip OF attached oy ss 20 n hN
beiny letter from associate ~hs haa that teIns oi
the q. ford fo .hnz smack, off the East end :" Loag-ls
and Tint ,ecr contained substantially the details o, Foegr
Nrv. which we gave morning as from tbe Oxford II
puroor,ed to be synopsis of The intelligence contained IN
I,e-oo. paper Dec 6h and. though rndeiy drawn ao
nm air of authenticity which one would have dstru'ed-
In regard to Cotton Market. it rather cooused a
forged statement would hardly be mportnn. poDt
bu, showed the buoyan AL stated expressly
that 1000 bales had been soi at full prices the 4th anc
l5,h-We published tho whole wthou, suspicion mat ~
AUTHENTICITY would ever be questioned.
The non arrival of tue Oxford Saturday and SUNDAY
did not in view the winds md weather msier'y shake our
faith any than the currous abuse OF the Herald S
oTrivcd Monday night and her news WIS si'ch oy
ern exclusively the Cgayer and HGIa no, obahcd "
am suo.rio entaprse or energy Their part. The Hernd
,,d ha the rate gyho overland nneaa o hsi a
nce J.oied TINT she had boarded Yet her Iews als
with regaid TO the Cotton hniEti ma do
NOT essential rartcunr On TucsdaY the pe'scu
,,id that w, p, who s,de Of the Oxford IN fish
.ps smack beioc daylight the morning Friday lust
,hs, he asked paper1 and tsOwn HIM by person
OF board probably passenger ard that from ;h prper be
made the summary which he by The Pigeon He said
he Ind Ja nrfeel The smck. which had proceeded sp tn
Eas, RIVER. Both these with gentleman connected with
office p cecded 10 the Oxford (Which had when
they m cued) soon after her ARRIVAL but found the n
discharged gone Of Here compelled 10 dest fo
the night.
Ya.ieday we made enQuiy the Office Of Mr. MuFshal
and request the whn paid there were intero
gated alleged visit OF the News Collector on Friday
MON ng bu; denied all knowledge OF tive thence I'M
PEELED conclude that imposed with .egnrd 70
The express news purpons from the Oxford though
unncc0untable that the man who brought to us
should persist he hn done and does nssen: It's genune
Dsss He was at our office several times yesterday and left
s.tng that he would yet bng testimony cm the ofhe
fishing sack of the truth OF his statements throughout We
forbear further for th4 And now, if any
b1dy believes the base csunnes OF Herald in regard
connection with the matter. he is welcome.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-23
Cess orpc,ia Yyebster.

A legal friend has furnished the Louisville
Jourral with the following synopsis Of the evi.
dence sgains. Miss Web.te. on her trial. As.
suming its correctness, it makes pretty clear
case:
SPECIAL TgRN oy THE FAYgTrs S,ncITT CouRT--H9n.
c"aRoHmeait5 w. e,a T. W5ier. and Cair
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for stealing the boy LOUIS. tie
property Of / hUnas Grant L TO.
The case coming up FOR trial, 10 answer to tie
duesi IA WHITTIER she ready for trial, Miss Web
ser Responded in Tie affirmative; bur demanded
separate trial on The ground that enc did not believe
she could lecsiv- & fair trial if tTed jointly with
Fairbanks. because OF the pre- utces Is;iDg against
hi,n pnd cf oasreio evidence which she understood
TO be produced against him IT The trial by which
she believed her would oe D IioUsly affected
Having made affidavit 10 this effscr, the motion
granted.
Fairbanks applied fer coaiinuance-was sworn,
Gnd stated that cths most important wtns sses
weTe absent, particularly Mr. Allen, OF Newly FORK,
by waom he expected to prove that there we're no
negroes III company with bin on bis journey 10
Ma. sviiir Also thaihis counsel John Al McCaIia,
had lately left Lexington and he had had oppor-
tunity OF employing others. The Court, thereup9n,
appointed il,iaai b hiaseaj as his counsel; aud
after some debate, granted his application and re-
mani-d hira 10 jail.
Miss Webster was then anagned and pleaded
not gully.
For tie Ceamonpeait--AIr; y. II. Robertson, Commsn-
weHl;hs AtoneF. assisted by Richard Pnd"iL Es1.
F0 TIE DstsRce-llessn NJ {. Johnson, Combs and shy.
After some difficulty, jury having been empan-
relied, the Commonwealth commerc-d the examine
ton of Witnesses, whcse evidence was toiiows:
Miss Webser. for some monhs previous 10 her
arrest. taUghtschool in Lexington, and boarded with
Mrs. Giass. About the fTst o! September
calling himself Fairbanks, came 10 tie house and
iaquied i0r her; was told that -he was absent;
stated thar Ia wished very much 10 see her, for,
although eniirs! !y unacquanted with her, he knew
some Q; her ifie,ds in OHIO. When S:ss ". came
in, Fairbanks in;roauced himself and Immediately
desired private conversation with her. They re-
tired 10 separate room and remained ;here toge-
ther and alone for some time. Al Mis- W-bs;ers
request 5lrs. Glass consented 10 rscrive Eir Fer-
banks es a hnaTder in her house, sud from that time
unit day or two previous TO his artesr, they held
long conversations together and seemed desiros Of
avoiding observation. On Monday. ,he 23j Of Sep
tsmtrr, Fairbanks called on Parker Croig to ,n-
quiIe he could get hack to go 10 May ssiIle on
the mex, Saturday. Craig told him he could
On "Wednesday he again called, 10 provide against