The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

Nhr following 81" a1th. whieh we copy
f'um nle Troy Daily Wig q Tuesday
iaa. tolls own roy. q viii be- seen
ihsi ihe reports which W. have previously
hsd a this na,ier, are ven vtarir O, va.
rsDcc viii ths statement rrora ie by Mr.
Woosrrs. AT Who src acquainted ~r,h
thr rhawr'rf n fhe man. lsn8 we believe
b. 10 pfssiy vel knouu Ia Ru,lsni COM
W. vlli place ell canade1cl In lHs state
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krNssELAER COUNTT, ~ - Csy l..
Woorer. Of the city Of Troy. being do.
w sworn, saws that be is neichans in
.aid city that few minutes after nine
o'clock Of the evening Of the tenth dny
ri March instant, this deponent lcft his
store, ia River street. to call al The resi-
dcuce OF Thomas D0salae, his porter,
situated Ia the alley between jih and
9Th streets in said city. and but few
rOis from the dwelling Of this dcponent
tina, this deponeui then designed to
leave the city, for short absence, the
next morning. and was obliged before
leaving 10 see his said porter, who in
addition TO his duties as porter, acted as
os,lcr for this deponen,. and was irreg.
ular in his Attendance nl the store. fire.
quen,ly being absent therefrom during
the afternoon. which was the case on
the said 10Th day Of March instant
that this deponent proceeded to the resi-.
dence Of bis said porter and found him,
with his family, retired; that the said
George ". Noyes lived then next door
to the said DoHdLue : that the wife of
.aid Noyes had been accustomed, in the
spring and fall, TO labor in the family
Of this deponent, and this deponent was
indebted TO the said wife Of Neyos
small sum, upon business transaction
between the wife OF this deponent and
the wife Of said Noyes. That this de-
ponent returning from bis said porters,
in passing the house OF the SAID hoyes,
observed a light IN his room, and went
IN with view OF discharglng the aiore-
said Indebtedness that this deponent
found the wife OF said Noyes alone, IRON
ing, who offered this deponent a chair,
which he accepted, and Immediately in
iroduced his business and paid to her
the said debt; that tins deponent had
been SO seated but few moments, when
the said George W. Noyes came into the
| room, and while this deponent was SIT
ting in his chalrand unexpectedly struck
this deponent blow IN the face which
felled him violently TO the floor, and
then seized this deponent by the feet
and dragged and hurled this deponent
around the room, thereby drawing of
one or both the boots OF this deponent
| and otherwise deranging his clothing.
| That the said Noves then threw this de-
ponent into a side room, the door Of
which was open, and locking the door
of the main room, went out and return
ed with young man, stranger to this
deponent, and Immediately seized this
deponent by the collar and struck this
deponent several severe blows in the
face; then dragged this deponent into
the street, and along the same to and
into the house of the deponent, and in
to the presence of this deponeut's fami-
". excepting his wife, who was absent.
That the said Moves after leaving his
said room, never released his grasp up
on this dcponent until in presence of his
family, and in passing through the pub
lie street struck this deponeni, repeated
ly, violent blows. That the first blow
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