The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-02-13

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pAiI - ia gay 81 sssaE aJtsrs4asl' Bar i
dsy iro attts tle saseutiou a tbs FaFsf zee q
sas 1eisseah e. ksst. sent ib ia alsusl se pay
tbs FIaial.s 81 8 81 ssat az teli hlas he bad
I esue 90 thst purf =. TIE plaiHi. sal b hsa
Z TEN nfrmt4 that ls vas COS oana 80 taks Il ,aul
+ sh0uid HQi " - uuui he bad TAKEN clansei.--
4 S als iims aflr auater q Che dleuitnis, iisl 3.
"a, rel q pss The phiutia ,as IS recent, oa' be
refused Is taas Il % It's rsgort u ,as a udiiog
the County Court 81 the last Deoembgr ter ~ rem
dsrr1 judgement TIA iho plaiaiia roesiye the Toll
amount Jue With interest 70 lha, iiuis On tae
part q the plainila L vas ssnieudsd that he pa.
per gned was 10 dsfuce al az to this suit that
the receipt was open 10 contradiction by parvl ey-
+ ideuce escn II considered under seal; that The
suse did not show s,Ais 81 facts amoaulipg 10 a
tender Az these positions wefs coatro,oriei By
The eoansol for Tie dsteadauu The Court held
I that the paper vas lele &C AZ law but hat the
( facts stated ala bot amount 70 tender, Judge
ment " tie Coaoy Court reversed, aal ja1Ss-
mcnt tina! the plsalid recover tie 70 per cent *
his debt with interest. Opinion " Judge vii
son. Buron for piaiutia Miner and Nicholson
FOR defendants.
Oiirey Elnot 9. Ia Marks Il ai.-This was
bin in ehaueery praying thai certain defend
ANS might 6e dscreel t. convey lands TO the era
tor; aud related to the va ility " deed which
was left at the town clerks oih,e with directions
that il be placed on fe but not on record, but
which was afterwards placed on record by mis-
take. The Chancell,r dismissed the bin and the
orator was allowed 40 appeal ffon that decree 10
the Supreme Court VITA the Court, Batter s
Wheeler lor 0sa,ori Bromley aud Miner for de-
PENDANTS.
Rectirer Of Daaby Bdak u, Stale Treasure.
- This was lro ssding praying that nianda-
mus be issu,d against John u. Page, State Treas.
urer, commanding hio 10 pay to the receiver Of
Dandy Bank il tursuuce Of mn order OF the
Chancellor heretofore made 10 that behalf, money
Ia hii hands belonging to the Safety Fund. Con-
tinued to General Term at Montpelier. a.. l.
Miner, Receiver, pra Sc; Edgerlon for treasurer;
George + Edmouds for certain tanks made par
ties
Joadiaaa Sturgts q. George Butter ei al -
This was b. in Cltncety asking faf con!r-
button from certain bundhOiders Of the Western
Vermont Railroad who advised or consented to
the bringing Of bill which resulted in the APP
pointment of receiver of the Western Vermont
Rail load. Continued to The general term Phelps
for orator; Estnon, Lyman, aud Gardner for
several defendants.
Surge 6 Dou, las =. Knapp and briggs
aad Trey s Boston R n. Co. file only queo-
ioa III Ills case was as to Whit time interest
should tc computed upon the damages sustained
by the de,ea ants respectively in HE proce dings
ap ontiug receiver Of the Western Vermont
Raj rods. Isbam iorosa'orsi Phelps for Knapp
4 BrsE.; Fi6yId for Troy & Boston Il. Il Go.
Troy Boston R r, Co. .. Bwchard and
Page, Trustees The Rcansaitar j. Saratoga
r. H. co and Ruiiaai & Burlington 4, n. 10
This was petition to the Court to appou, COM
mssioueis to settle the differences between the
Troy & Boston L. r. Co aud the trustees II the
Rutland s. Burlington r, =. ia pursuance Of au
act passed at The last session Of the Legislature,
The impO lance Of the interests involved, the abil-
III Of tue counsel engaged, aud The obstinaey
with which every point wa. contested, combined
to make it one OF tie most Interesting cases ever
hsarl IN the Count. T. " Fark, +, j. Phelps,
Of Burlington, AMI Judge Guild, Of Troy, mem
Der Of the New YorS curt of Appeals, appeared
for the Troy & Boston Il. H. Co.; levi Underwood.
If Burlington, for the trustees Burchard and
Page; John Is. Gale, Of Trey, for the RcnsaIear
& Saratoga II. X. Co.; A. Tmcy. Of Burlington.
for the Rutland Il Burlington corpoialion.
question was first raised as 10 the right OF The
Chief Jas,ee 10 sit in the c,sc Ia sonseqHence Of
his being related to the owner u large amount
u the orgage bon e OF tha Rutland a B1Hing-
aon railroad Had this objection Bsen sustained
it would have defsafed the faoceedings, as there
was only quorum ef tie judges present After
au elaborate argument It vas decided by the as
sociate judges that the Chief Justice might prop.
erly sit Quite a number Of preliminary objections
were then successfully raised. argued at length,
aud oyerrued, In this way nearly the entire day
was consumed before the main question was reach
ed The court then decide 10 appoint commits
sionsrs, and appointed Hon. Isaac p Rtd6ed
Timothy P. RedGed and Dusald Stewart
Hiram S. Smith etal c. Tds Turns Of Rupert I
and Pariei.-1his was petition to lily out a
highway. The court appointed c. NJ Willard.
s c. Willard, and Edward Rice. commissioners
for that purpose Potter for petitioners Isurion
for the town Of Rupert
Ipaiiaa a. Tgrei d 81 r Msn-Ltsisr and (
Dorsei-T This was petition TO lay oui highway
from Factory Point 70 South Dorset. 7. sibley,
Charles +. Iioughtop, aud Edward Rice we're ap J
pointed commissioners. Muer & Pqndle for pc
ttiouers; Burton for the town Of Mlachester.
Guy Smith Q, Eieeia N, smiih. This Vas
petition for divorce. Bill granted "a desegion
Miner & Pfindle for petitioner.
Elsie r, Strsfga =. -46ram B. Straight
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