Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-14
SUPREME COURT.
CnItrrNprS CorSTY.
JAS. TERn. lH5H,

SUPREME COURT.
CuIrrr~prv Corvrr
JAS. TERr, l-'',
Friday. January
so. Il. John H. Robinson V o. Hutchinson 4
wife, was argued yesterday by H'oert' 4 'hi'teh-
ten for plaintiff, and by z. Dillingham; s. W. We
ton for defendant. l.. NJ. Bate y. Jacob Mack.
No a. An action ou book, wa alo heard yest'r-
day. Hard i French for plaintiff defendant p'-
y. p. Bowman =. John A. Conant NJ. 20, an
action Of tro,er was heard this morning H"h"ft'
& Chittcndrn for defendant. 7 Mack for plaint'h'
SO. u " II. Root y. c. W. Reynolds argued
to-day by Geo. +. Edmuuds for plaintiff, and by FL
r. Hard and Jeremiah French fer defendant This
i, an action of rcplcvin.
-aturiay Jan. 9th.
No. a. James icunc,cy y. Thaddeus F stuart.
an action ou boob. was argued yesterday, by u +
Edmund. for Plaintiff and by Jeremiah Fronch
for defendant
Sarah p. Dixon r. L. J. Dixon and others, No.
%, commenced yesterday, was finished this morn
ing. This i, an action of assumpsit Pre- mis.ory
note. II. B. Smith. for plaintiff; G. F. Edmund',
| for defendant.
Harvey Aubrey and Gustavus c. Bancroft plead
ed guilty, yesterday, to charge Of Burglary, and
woro sentenced to four years each in the state
Prison John Buckley and Augustus Labarge.
also at the same time. pleaded guilty to a charge
of Larceny, and were sentenced, the former TO two
year. aud the latter to year in the State
| Prison.
No. u, IS. c. Benton v. Fletcher, action or
guaranty, heard to-day. Edmund', Hard
! French aud Underwood, for plaintiff; Jacob Mack
and A. Peck, for defendant.
Two females, who gave their names as Clarissn
A. Perry and Mary Ann Burns, pleaded guilty,
thi. forenoon, to nformatons filed by the states
Attorney, charging them with certain youthful
indscrcions, and were each sentenced to the com
mon Jail for four months.
Monday, Jan 10, 1853.
Emeline Cutler, adm. IIeman and Madison
Gilctt, trespass qnare o!ausum tregt, commenced
on Saturday, was finished this forenoon Robert.
4 Chttenden for plaintiff Edmunds for defendant
Joseph Whipple Ransom Jones V. ". P.
Briggs, was argued to-day by j. Mack for plain.
tiff, and by Roberts ( Chittenden for defendant
No. 10, LA rr.on Durkee Y. Vermont Central
and finished this morning. Geo. +. Edmunis and
J. Mack, for the plaintiff; Roberts 4 Chittenden
for defendant.
The Town of Essex V. the Town Of Westfori No
L. an appeal from the order of removal of pau.
per, argued by J. French and E. r. Hard, for
the plaintiff and by +. q Hill and C. Russell, for
the defe ndant.
Wednesday, Jan. 18th, 1859
state '. Patrick kayanaugh and State Y Theo.
4. Peck, No. ~ and IS, argued by T.. K.
Hard, States Attorney, foi the prosecution, and
by b. Roberts for Kayanaugh, and q. +. Edmund.
for Peck.
C. v. Reynolds :. David P. Noy,s, No. -. was
also heard today. hi, is action of ss,unl.it
On an nccr'. recent. Edmund, .or the plaintiff
Hard + French for defendant.
SANK ELECTIONS.
The annual Bank Elections occurred Monday
and We give the results below. There are NJ
changes from last year, in any Of the Boards
BANK OF BURLINGTON DWeoiors.-P
Doolittlc. j. y. Pomeroy, 5. F. Howard
Carlos Baxter. j Wheeler, c. B. Marvin
W. c. llickok.
=, DooiittIc. Prcstatnr, Il. q, Cole, Cash
,cr. c. a. Sumner. Taller
FARMERS Il MECHANICS Bank. Directors
Jos. Clark, I f. Wales, +. Fletcher, S
Wires. f. b. Green. j. \. Shedd, {, F
Warner.
T. +. Wales. PrcNd,m c. F Warner
Cashier F. II. Hill, 7tH,r.
MERCHANTS BANK. Directors, II. p
Hickok, Sidney Barlow. 5. B. Patt j. D
Allen, Philo Clarke, Edward Lyman, ;. NJ
Pope.
Henry p Hickok, President, 5. NJ. Pope
Cash,cs C. W. Woodhouse, Asst Cashier .
COMMERCIAL BANK.- Directors, L. E.
Chittenden, David p. Moves, Sam'l Hunt
ington, Nathl Parker. Ira Shattuck, Moses
Morse, Vernon p. Noyes,
l.. f. Chittendcn, Presidents V. P Moves,
Cashir ; +, \. Burbank, Teller.
THE COLD MONDAY OF 1850.
The "cold Friday of lS57' has been fairly
eclipsed. Monday, Jan. 10th, 1859, stands
as The coolest dag on record in Burlington
The thermometrical record for the day, on
the Journal still Kept by Mrs Prof Thomp-
son, is as follows
At sunrlse-3o- at : A. M-3o= at