Town of Georgia v. Town of St. Albans
Supreme Court of Vermont
This was an appeal from the order of two justices of the peace made on the complaint of the overseer of the poor of the town of Georgia for tbe removal of Barnabus Raymond, Polly Raymond, wife of said Barnabus, and Mary Raymond, Charity Raymond, Nahum Raymond, Huldah Raymond, Barnabus-Raymond, jun. John Raymond and Christiana Raymond, children of said Bar-nabns Raymond and wife, from Georgia to St. Albans.
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This was an appeal from the order of two justices of the peace made on the complaint of the overseer of the poor of the town of Georgia for tbe removal of Barnabus Raymond, Polly Raymond, wife of said Barnabus, and Mary Raymond, Charity Raymond, Nahum Raymond, Huldah Raymond, Barnabus-Raymond, jun. John Raymond and Christiana Raymond, children of said Bar-nabns Raymond and wife, from Georgia to St. Albans. The order was made on the 2d day of Aug. 1827, and the paupers were thereby ordered to remove with their effects on or before the 9th day of the same month. It seems the justices made out a…
1Opinion of the Court
After argument, the opinion of the Court was delivered by
Paddock, J.
It appears that, on the second day of August, 1827, two justices of the peace within the county of Franklin, upon the application of an overseer-of the poor of the town of Georgia, after having examined Barnabus 'Raymond, then a pauper in said town, as to the place of his legal settlement, and finding that it was not in the town of Georgia, but was in the town of St. Albans, made their order of removal, requiring Raymond, on ®r before tho ninth day of the same month, to remove with his family and effects to the last mentioned…
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