The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-04-28

Aurii Term. 1860.
FRIDAY, Apr II.
rho verdict of the jury in the case
i,nod Isaac stickney & Co. VS.. c. w.
o,,s,od and James Gailor, was that
,sa plaintiffs should hold the land in
,nnto and recover So IS damages.
r trial Of the suit Joel H. Pease VS..
iRooiamin +. Sabin, was then argued.
lpending the argument, the grand jury
|, .norted twenty true bills Of indict-
and one as not found. Among
1 80, was one against Squire T. Teyis
4 II others for robbing Samuel Breck;
:. ogaipst Bennett II. Young and 9th
1 =. Gov arson: another against the same
,rtios for an assault with intent to
LIN Collins II. Huntington; another
or robbery Of Erasmus d. Fuller; an
l .bor against same parties for robbery
Albert Sowles; another for robbery
| n Marcus w. Beardsley; another for
Irobbery ofScyfus N. Bishop; another
sooinst Hezekiah Payne for an assault
nth intent to rob Edward Nettleton,
,nl another against Bennett II. Young
and others for the murder Of Elinus }.
Morrison. This last case, in which
sHezekiah Payne is implicated, is set
| for trial by Mr.. Dewey, States Attor-
rev. on Tuesday, May I'd, 1865, and
srll undoubtedly attract great public
| interest. On the trial of this case
EJndge Pierpoint, Of yergennes, will
preside.
SATURDAY, Apr. p.
The court charged the jury in the
case Of Pease vs.. Sabin, and the jury
returned a verdict in favor Of the de
| lndant. Dewey & Noble and Edison
Rand for plaintiff and NJ Buck and
i 5 Royce for defendant.
In the case Henry Carlisle and wife
u. town Of Sheldon. being a claim for
Manages to Mrs Carlisle, by reason Of
he neiicieney Of the highway in Shell
don Creek. the counsel on both sides
moved for aud we're granted an order
that the jury should proceed to Shell
don and view the place where the ac-
Ecidant occurred to Mrs Carlisle, before
sany testimony in the case was given
To allow Of such an examination. the
court adjourned until Monday morn
! ing, at 9 o'clock
/ MoxpAY, Apr q
/ The trial Of the last mentioned case
{ occupied The court al day on Monday
I Tuesday, and up to Wednesday after
4 noon when the jury returned a yer
lct for the defendant. Edison &
Rand Dewey * Noble for plaintiff.
Royce K Hall aud W. c. Wilson for
defendant
1 Tie next trial, James Eyarts VIZ Ly-
man Hunt and Henry Giddings. oceu-
pied the court and jury until the hour
Of our going to press on Thursday af-
temoon.
The change in the running Of
trains on the Vermont Central does
bnot occur until next week.
Mr. Andrew Barton, late of Berk
shire and more recently Of St, Adams,
na' been appointed by the Trustees of
81 Adams Village highway surveyor
aud Will attend to the duties of his APP
polntnent in person and at an early
day We hope that the work through
out the entire limits of the Village will
'"oiouSniy economically and &C
ceptably done.
AT the Easter Monday meeting
noluen ut st. Lukes Church, St. Al
pans April 18th 1865, the following
persons were reelected vestrymen for
Tue ENSUING wear Ril1o1 p,v,I Joeo,,l
D. Weeks Asahel S, Hyde, Myron
puck Edward A. Smith, Edward A.
SoVles and John C. Farrar.
We are glad to learn that the st.
AOans School, in District No. 4, re-
'umed operations on the 9th inst, UNI
'sr highly favorable auspices.