Richmond Weekly Intelligencer, Volume 1, Number 22, Richmond, Wayne County, 12 June 1822 — Page 4
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presiding Judc, Hallowcll, said
Sir, will vou permit the Juror to sc such insolent language to the
risoncr's counsel?'' Judire Hallow-
11 siul, he had not heard what the
luror said, and enquired "what it vas?' Mr. Meredith again turned
to the Ju ror, again repeated his jues-
ion, again received the same an
wer, and again turned to the Cour. repeated the same inquiry he had iiist before made. Again Judge Hallowcll declared that he had not heard what the Juror had said, and again enquired "what it aT This
So soon ns it was ascertained tliat
the Judge was proceeding to pass
upon the conduct of Messers. buldle
and Meredith, Mr. Buldlc rose, as we
understand, to ask suspension of proceedings until they could have the benefit of counsel. Judge Ilallowell
said he would not be interrupted and
commanded Mr. Biddle to sit down.
He then requested Mr. Kittcra to in
form the court that Mr. Biddle, and
his colleague. Meredith, w ished to
have the benefit of counsel. The re-
iquest w as made known by Mr. Kilte-
ra, but the court refused to accede
WOMAN. T i man, apiring man! we yield The trophies of the battle field; To h;m be valor's lofty meed, Tv)'t her blood staiifd wreath decreed ; The humbler garment woman wears Uasprinkled, but by pitv tears: Hi be the triumph proudly prowl.
Danger and death to meet unmov'd: To brave, exulting in his force.
answer was evidently mw nerfedo:; if .Inrlnrimr flint fhnv would bear
ov Mr. Meredith, and he said to tin nothing but an npoloev. Mr. Mere-
Judge -then Sir, you should have dith now ro-e and addressed himself
attended and heard and protected to the court, but he was ordered to
the I vunsel irom such insolence. it down, and the court passed sen
Jude Ilallowell said "1 am desi-jtence. We feci somewhat at a loss
rous to hear and I w ish the Ju-to sav whether the court did, or did
not, sav that the v would, when sitine
as Judges of the court of common
ror would turn his face towards the bench that I mav hear him.1
Anain Mr. Meredith addressed the'plcas, take the matter further into
Juror, and a third time repeated hisjcoiisidcratiou and determine whether
queston. The Juror now turned to.the names of the counsel should, or
the Court, and although we havcUhould not, be stricken from the roll
been unable satisfactorily .to asccr-fof attomrvs nr-irtisintr in that court.
Phe torrent in its mountain course: )t U,,J, lUfuwlU'. :a i.i.r.r.. ... ...
.......... .... . km .uii.iii ! I llll IIK'IK I' ' ' V. l, 1 I. Ill
his answer was couched in less ex-cline to the opinion that such a deoeeptioiKiblt and in milder terms than laratiou was made by Judge Ilalloit had been before. well. James ( Piddle, Iq. now roix'mmammmmmmamammmmmmmmmmmmmm
: moved tin court that the Juror be et aside for cau-e. He -onsidered his open and acknowhded prejudice araint the coui'sel of the iri-
. . . - i . - . . . . ...
'iM'.s tne vain applau- m mn. i r tf ,l!V,ci,M,t -roUnd of chalb-io'eJ i H K subscriber returns his thanks
('.:, te.,t her co;iil'u t shoubl be known .u,r,e Hallowell overruled tlie'h bis friend- and customers for the To the all-wise. a:id Him alone. .,,;,..-;.. . . l.-.f r..wl libeml oiiroiir:i'i-trient eoiiferred no-
l'.rri seek b r ia her loveliest dress tli.t . ....... Ion him. :imI hono. bv strict nttentioii
(. -ir -ufrinj: m V, ;.e-v A -Ani-- ; ,j (!) j ,H. jror to walk intot business, to hare a part of the I womans Mir a; I trajile jorm. .,,x. Mr. M-redith -aid, -Thank!P'blic patronage. He has re.movkd
iiiat bends, hut hreaKs not m t' i( ; ,;. we can ( I, illol-e i)eremtorih ."His stu;k into the house lately oc-
torm: I r .;. ,.,,-,,,,1 - iV... ,l.,.l il,. l,.,i,,..'ciinii'il lv innv serir.ivv; wIhtc
i iii ii iiiiii i .'in I'm i ii n; .fvivi. -! - ........... ....... t ho sharplv censured the course per-''1 can accommodate those w ho w ill uinir. said it oulit ih.i to be tolera-!lvc mm u,th a call, upon the
it d and nicttv idaiidv indicated that!"lot advantageous terms. His
jit s'uuild b.- punished. Mr. Mered-jTO' 'K consists of a good assort
Fresb Goods.
THE SUBSCRIBER . RETURNS his thanks to his friends and customers for their liber-
al encouragement contcrred upoi
him,- for years past, and hopes by strict attention to husines, still to share a part of the public patron-
ajz
To climb the giddy heights, when
fain0. !':hor proud roll records hi name; Bar not i?. battle's bloody strife. Ix r in t!ie moardaii.s storms ot lite, Toe noblest conf ids may he view'd Of t'.. pab martv r fortitude. Of' i :!ie low a il 1: d ( ib'n.
REMOVAL.
Sn !!. ds the rzi'-r till tin lda-t rV .J re'. I m t:---tie ak-, is past; B iio!J ter in the hour of pain, Heriiroans ofa-jor-v n-strai:'.
napn. uio n:nirii- ouiai, ltl t.xl,nM.j i,;, willin-riu. lo ,,.,.,
S. rae auMoe.s hearer s heart max , :itrv,.r imvui xho Vt)Ur i,-. ."i . ;-. . i in ,-1 "M direct, but declared he would Uo Mioksoi bwebehobUur l.ght ' lrpolt ,sUl lC rvi::iUvt as t!u. Ai..nng nature s!;hm sight. ri-hs of bis cherd. bis cdleaoues A d with tier l ist ho mitt nn- breath . ..a milM.ir ir. iij.iai,. l.,.t ,hi iim,.
Speak comlort from the bead de. l ire his entire coincide! ce in
ua atti. ,. ...ai i i .
-n. i 'ii n nil Ills iti' ilili .11111 lls disre.ird o the threats held forth h the Judire: he thanked God that
Judges could c tin d as well as At-l
r-r,. . ii... j. , . . toifnes ; b; o hef d the court tnanIhisworlds not "all a ileetmgshow 1. , . i ... , .,, . I'-I-mJ w lule it tlireatet ed a; t thoucrtit
(such co duct onl calculated to ex-
Frorii the Eistt m Arns. h i: v i;n.
Fjr man", illurio!) uiveii"
He that hath sooth'tl a idow's w o.
;cio-
aeg i ! r.
incut of
SKASONABLE DR Y GOODS; 2 u o c i : r i i:s. q u :ks s w a r k, c ; l s s w a n i ; t i n w a k k, HAB DWARK, SALT, POW 1)1 :r, lkad, sti:i:l, IRON, best Juniatta, SHOKS, best quality, assorted,
Family Medicines
f r ,a-tv. .1 in i-rl '... . t. k r- .l..fli 1-r ml
, 1 . , . i ., '.esuioanle a sensation ard so 1 here something hereof lleacfi.f . t . i e ;mut u c-lu-ion w ere maiutesfj-d at
ii... i, . i, Jthis tiuv. t!.:t wc fu.d murh difhcul-jand in addition to the above, he has
, - .. . , - - tv m ac( Ttar. n,g w ith anv toleraldeljusl receieti a large stock ol
" no iv inis" v oiiii iiiiii v. i tif 1 . a
f Ml .11 W Ii.U B4"M'U
In addition to his former Stock,
he is receiving A general assortment of
Seasonable Goods SUCH AS DRY GOODS, Gil OCKHIES, I LI IW U A RE, Q VE EXS I VA R E, TIMVARE. SALT, IROX CASTINGS, MULS, LEAD, SHOT, TROTTKR'S BOWDKR, No. 00, best u.alit v, RAW & SPUN COTTON, WEAVT.RS RKKDS, all hundreds. train andlinsi:i:d oil, l fiilc Lead 4' Spanish Brazen, WINE, Family Medicines of various kinds,
all of w hich will be sold at the most
reduced prices for cash, or country produce, such as 0(v, Baron, Sugar, Giinig, Bitsrrax, Ta1'.rw, Butter, Ftalhtrs, hintn, Flax, Rag. iVr.
Sheriff Sale. BY virtue of a w rit of .
Exponcs directed to me fro ; Wayne Ciicuit Court, I ';
sale on Saturday the 20th cf next, in the Town of Centm',
certain Town Lot NurnU rf ,1 '"' pi,fr,.,;,i t,.... v 1,rM:
i mini .-iiiu i n io. 4' .,!. Execution as the propcrtv'of v 1 Siiortridge at the suit"ofVii Campell. rr.i ; wit t ire Qim
' 14 3 s-.i 1J. W
Sheriir Sale. BV virtue of a w rit fYt-, ,i .
Exponas, to me directed iVn". Wayne Circuit Court, At:
tor sale, on baturdav (he u'
second of June next, "in the to,,
Lenieruillr, the iollowu.jr Lob. bered on the plat of sa'ui t.n. . .,, lows, to w it: House and L-.t ,V, South half of three acre Lot yfj one half acre in theNoith Ei.t
aer of Lot No. Cj, one qnnrton
in the South East corner of Lord
fw, South halt ot acre Lot Nr.. Thirty-six feet in Lot No. 33, poles back. Sixty-six fcet .or Ui Lot No. 51, and part of Lot 3-1. Taken in execution as then
erty of Lawrence II. BrannoD, the suit of Kenehen Johnson. FMtii mi! its, Sh'tlv.c Mav 20, 1822. 19-vj 5o TAKEN IT BY Sv Ivan us Everts, of
township, Union Count v. I'd;::
A BLACK MA UK,
THE TAN N INC BUSINESS
carried on as usual, LEATHER Lunilt nn0f.n i;lll)!s hi di.
constantly on hand, low for cash.jtu JC five years c.U this -pri; . v hides or skins. a .tarin her forehead, and ?; ;P He wishes to buy 100 CORDS OE her nose, five small white ?p her right sholder, and two on fivri Tail-Bark. some 'white b'-hind her riult. .had on a small bell tied on ur: He also continues to keen a House of rope. Appraised to thirty M
. !y Thorn j Gardner and banc U
Jiiiiieriiiinineni,
where accommodations can be had for Travellers. Ho has a good WAGGON YARD where Waggoners can be accommodated with Corn and Oats by the buhel, Hay by the lunula d, Scc. ROBERT MORRISSON. Mav 3, lo22. 17 .moKU.
W i sc path is lit bom day to dav, Bv i.tu s hriuht at ii steady ra, Hath something felt of Heaven. TT . ! ... "'I i? 1 . I
xie in.ii ine virisiiaa s course nauo
(JJuiet I'ei'e restored associate Jmliio Eeiguson said that the provt dictis of tlie counsel for the pri-o-.r r were an irisiilt to the diemtv
of the court : that they not only had
run, , , r - reset ted t everv suMci futze to rescue A: d all Ins Joes forcriven, I. . - , . , . . . .. . .?. . the rnsoner from justic', hut to this ''o mea-ures out IlJe little span'., ' ,. o , ,i . t i f ;ffl. il.l. .Ii.it. lit ( lint i.l"t Itt.lrrt
J 1 g i j i li l t illMII VI lll-llll l' I IH I will H ilium In iiv e t ' loo ar.d e to man, ,, ,, ,, , i tl . , . ,
S i l 1 iff il iiiiimi ii ii iiitiini u nun ik. IM-HI.U Un earth liatJi tasted J leaven. Li . i , .i
ii'' mai oi uie pitsocer jo jimgiess
and that at a more convenient season
he would give full consideration to
the conduct of the counsel, and the court weuhl take such order as its
From the Dunocrntic Press.' COURT OF OVF.R AM) TKKM1MR. Or. Tuesday tin' 7th inst.a couluiir
ed ma, was before tin Court :n a.diL;i itv should require, and as should
e thought necssary to secure a due dministrntionof the law. Thus en
ded this very unpleasant altercation.
.if ii ot liiii-irl'iri li.y-l. .I,l(, ! l
-i Killlill I. .Mill II II I 1 1 IV II I ty was fU! 1 in tbtaii ii 'a sutbcieci nuinbe r of Jurors. TSiecour.s! foi
the accused weie, McssL-r. Biddle. 'Phe trial progressed arid was con-
I'T' flitli and I hi-, lap. Air. hilt ra, hnbd.
ci - dacttd tte pr. sccution. A n rt i r i ir called as a Juror, was inU i.'gaN d by Win. M. .Meredith, I .s.j. a to his having made up his mind or do( I ared an opinion a to the guilt or innocence ot the prisoner. Among other questions wa re the following. Have you any bias or prejudice a-gau-stthe prisoner at the bar? An. I believe him to be an old Convict. .Mr. Meredith repeated his question a: d pressed for a inoie direct and satisfactory answer. At length the Juror said uNo. I have not so much against him as I have against you." Quest Why Sir have you a prejudice against me? Ans. Because, in my opinion, nei
ther you nor the other counsel have acted very clever tow ard the Jury. Mr. Meredith row turned fiom the Juror and addressing himself to the
About half pat three o'clock the : ext day, Wednesday, May 8th, the court being as, ml U-, and the room much crowded, the Presiding Judge proceeded to express his regret at a step which a sense of duty imposed upon the court, in consequence of the conduct of two gentlemen of the bar.
He then passed the following sen tence: "Mav 8, 1822.
uThe court, on full consideration, do adjudge that Win. M. Meredith,
and James C. Biddle, Esq. counsel
lors at law, and officers of this court, be committed to prison in the? debtor's apartment oft he city fccountv of Phi- ..... ... "
ladelphia, until the first ol June next,
or until discharged by the legal authority of this court, or by due course of law, for a high contempt of this court, by a gross misbehaviour, in the presence of this court, obstructing the administration of justice." j
Eastern JLealher,
CASTINGS, assoited, Madeira Wine, BAW COTTON, &e.
all of which he is determined to sell
unusually low for CASH. BEES-WAX, SUGAR, FEATHERS, and LLYEX. JAMKS MAGUIRK. Richmond, April lCth, 1822. 1 1
TAKEN UP . BY Jesse D.dlarhide of Jackson township, Wayne county, THREE ESTRAY MARES,
one a Brovn, seven or eiht years
old, nigh hind foot w hite, some saddl
marks, blaze lace, shod all round, fourteen hands and a half high, ap-
praised to Jo. Une a borrel Mare,
seven or eight years old, blace face,
shod behind, light coloured mane and tail, fcalded since taken up, appraised to $35. One a Spotted
Roan Mare, about one year old, no
other marks perceivable, appraised to ,$10 by John P. Johnson and Ilrzekiah Dollarhide.
Certified before me, JOSIAI! BRADDERRV, J. May Cth, 1822. ?0-
BOOK & JOB PRINTING.
Executed in the neatest manner a't
tiiis Olhce.
THE TOWN OF
LIBERTY IS laid out at the centre of Union County, Indiana, on a handsome and elevated site, in a populous arni healthy neighborhood, and on a handsome and liberal plan. Engagements
are now made to erect suitable build
ings for a Court House and Jail, on the Public Square in said Town, which will be partly accomplished the present season. A petition.
signed by a large majority of the citizens of the said county of Union,
will be presented to the ensuing
Legislature ot the State, praying lor
the removal of the Seat of Justice to
the Centre of the same. We, there
fore, fell justified when we say, that.
in all probability, this Town will,.
at some future day, and that not far distant, become a Seat of Justice; inasmuch as the present Seat of Justice is entirely remote from the centre, and from the relative situation
of the county no additional territory can be had. THE SALE OF LOTS in said town will commence on SATURDAY the 22d of June jiext, at 10 o'clock, A. JI. at which time the Terms of Sale w ill
be made known, which will be liberal.
JOHN HUGHES, I.DGHir.n LI RNSIDK. JOSIAI! ERADW'AY,
May lfith, 1822. 19-3iotds.
Certified,
EDGHILL BURN SIDE, J. I April 1 Cth, 1322. 1"-: TAKEN UP BY Joshua Bond of Warner-
lilnp,
A BAY MARE. -opposed to be three vca-? e!J spring, her off hied l-'i: white, a star and long s! ij: r forehead, a short slit in i (rr, car, not docked, supposril f ) U and a halt' hands high. Aj j r to S'35 by Benjamin Smith and i S wo I low. Entered April 19th, 1 r. 2 2. A n copy from mv Estrav book. A. A. M. BOVP. J- H
AXLED LMMEDU'lLll' A quantity of fine and well bKacd
COUNTRY LINNEX.
iv whir i thp hicrhesf nnreflm
. - . ........ . . v. , given, in anv kind of Prii.tir?
LAXD OFFICE MOSEY.
Proprietors.
Blank Deeds Xeatly executed on good paper, for sale . at this Ojjiec, by the single or quire.
A list of Bunks, the Xotcs of zrhich
ic reeeized, as cash, m Vmit
for Isnvh, ot the Lurt't VrM in Brookviilc, tjrept notes of a less denmninntion than free dollars, ziz:
Bank of the United States Branches. . i t- i . i"Un run
ifiroroor.if co nanus in
Boston. v Do. do. Nnv- ; Do. do. Phiiaii-lf Do. do. Bailing except the city ban
Do. do. District c:.
Columbia, except the chants' and Franklin D' of Alexandria.
Bank of Virginia and BrancM
l- armers' Uanic oi o Branches. N b olThillJrnthe. Ohio.
Bank of Orleans, New-Ode
k armors' and iUcciianas Indiana at Madison, India"1
Corrected Weekly.