The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-04


amt also Mrs Jameson. are respectfully con
nrrtcd, but for some time have been hope
lc>>ly insane
Unparalleled Forgery--Real Estate not
always real Security.
The Cleveland Herald gives the following
a""o"nt 81 . singular forgery pcrpctratcd in
that county few days since:
\ homes ,Hn. tarmcr-!ke looking man who
ave his nalnr a> James Hudson, appeared in
Parma, IN this county. few DAYS AFRO. He
rclrr>, ntcd hmscit as from Duchess COUNTY.
y. \ =. where he had recently sold his farm.
and rId,m,d To- br IN search of a new location
in this section Of the country. Hudson male
the acquaintance Uf Mr. Lewis Warner. cx-
ahmed his farm which contained IaS acres.
AID agrrrh tupurrhase it for $1,000. He
,ro'""r' from Mr. Warmer a written agree
m"nt to llS effect. signed " him. and also
L"r'! which "aIe him W arncr) title. rs he
saId.t"r tie purpose Of taking it to Cleveland
and examining the title. Hudson then went
to Nr t"@>wcit, .Ju>lirr of the Peace in Par
ma. and under prctcnc,. Of wishing to write
him on business. obtained his address in his
own handwriting
Thus having i'll his possession Warmers
deed. and the signatures of Warner and Co.'s
we'll. Hudson came To- Cleveland and drew
up deed ron'ryin" the land to himself. to
which h.. forged the signature of Warner a.
the donor, and of Co.,wcl as certifying jus
al, tI,,. ~ =
nr>>rs
Th" date of the decd Wa Ma, 9th. and the
same day it was fled in the Recorders Office
Tor record
With this inii>pu'liIc evidence of title to
the i"lii, iit.'!~on aIp.ir'i to Thomas bottom.
E>',, OF tins city. for Il loan OF : 300, offer
ln@ MORTGAGE >rrurlt, upon the farm Mr.
Bolton consented to loan him the amount for
four wears, AT ten per cent. annual interest.
and mortgage was drawn up which Hudson
>i.Iu.d aud took will. him to Parma. to pro
cure the signature ct hi> wife On TUESDAY
hc presented the mortgage property >i1nrd
and acknowledged the SIGNATURES of his wife.
the .lHolir"and one witness .torerricS of course
and received the : .,Uo from Mr. Bolton.
Ir-tr:'!ay. 18th, VI: Warner came to this
1T, and inquired for Hudson. >avn" hc had
agreed to sell him his farm. and he though, it
time the papers were executed. Meeting
with Mr. Bolton, the facts stated above were
a. e,ttinr1, aud Mr. Warner pronoUnccd the
deed toraerv
If ,,.,.,l;,, l.,.. 49,, ,,,I
vicinity: aud the t,r,,r L,y;no wax en-.
>'alt of law. officers, and Hohtnluo, it i, Lu;
barely possible that H. Viii be ovcrtahcn ly
any o. Them
tr,,
VI VI ''''i' oo'h'y'
'''''S 10 APPOINTMENT OF Executive
y '''' ~" i"''"i' met al me rev
meeting mouse III ''i"Y'r May %, at ! O'Clock
y Vi lie iic,l""nt and Wee Prr>Id al
h"'n" absent, he m"rtin" was called 10 order
~ ''">'ph E,',,, and Gen. ". Hidden chosen
chairman pr" ''" The mrrtir" wa then
oprncd wiki PRAYER l. Rev. Levi II Stone
Nicer The rtr!in" Of the records Of Ia
session. committee or Resolutions was a,,-
l,untcd consisting Of Mr-sr> |. Graham. +.
J. lrnnv and II. Hubbard. 1t was then re-
solved, That this Association do hrroln. any
iliary to the State Teachers Association. and
that delegation of three he now APPOINTED
to attend the next annual meeting of that
body N,ssrs Cr,L,,, tLon.,. o,,d Hail.
bard were appointed AZ DELEGATES. Tb. As
Soration then adjourned till {. past | o'clock
p. NJ.
ADHESION SESSION.
The Association met according to adjourn
m'nt' the fr's''Tnt' l.. d. kimball' in tn"
char Prayer 10y Rev. I. j. Tcnnev. The
lecturer for the afternoon, Rev. A. l.. Twi-
''!"'' "''"" absent the hePort OF the com
m'tfee on Resolutions was taken up and dis
'"SSed by MeS>rs lenney. Graham. Damon,
Hubbard. Bass and Cheney. At , o'clock the
report was ia'u on the table, and the ASSocIa-
ton adjourned till o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The discussion OF Resolutions was resumed
After debate by Messrs Hubbard, Graham
and Bass, the report was again laid on the ia
bic and the ASSOCIATION listened to lecture
upon sour School Sy>tem,-its Exccllcncies
and Detects delivered by |. Graham.
Adjourned TIL tomorrow at 10 o'clock, A.
W.
MAY p, y. NJ.
The Association met ACCORDING 70 ,d;our,
.