Weekly Messenger, Volume 4, Number 196, Vevay, Switzerland County, 26 September 1835 — Page 3

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A WA'uUYA.

Sa:nevs. Jarac i'-iU'V jr. Same, vs.

Assault and baUcrv fined

and costs.

) Assault

Gambling fined $5 00

and costs.

S i' li; 1 .!.

till

!l w oi t r peat c.

it: V. !,

.-; ro.

.nsvilh

- fined

and ri!.,t.

drc..

) Assault and battery, with

Thorn tin tilth )

Same, i UanvMing-

vs. uuu cools.

Sterile.., 1

tn ; . . !

ii .VMi-:iM o. am;;

next, to cicctai . v. inu nt to commit a rape,

i lace of lino Little-, (,. (;. IVngra y v.pm t!ic body of Nancy ; .'.in Webb, a litilc cirl under It years of

Tf.-. I;,.,. The i-.'- v found. The defendant guilty of

i.L'-.U'Gil. b,n arih and battery, and he was sentenced Uo fen d;ivi invprisonmcnt in the county jail. yF.US. -and t paV a itne of .s.V.) K) and costs. A mo- , v ,!. ; .vitod at Law-Lio-v hi arrest of j i d .imenl, was made, on the

S i cn-i Miei s is al-,;"(! ;!iii liiat Uie lnuiouncm luin.tmiu o..

half of thcm.cou,'. oolv. and tl;- jury finding ior mo icsse

!! TO to 00 criiri.-: I ho defendant was acquitted

;j s to iv.ijj I ho. ugvi.cy, have toj Js,,no, s-nK-r their claim- to be! . .

irh am Jacobs S Lancaster bank of Ohio,

truth. Among the corroborative evidence, was the fact of lindinghishorse,in the possession of a gentleman residing near the place where he was first assaulted, ami where the horse escaped. The gentleman who had tbc horse stated that he found him at large on the da-, and near the spot, which Mr. Trotter had

mentioned. Mr. Trotter is a genuemnu oi

common law principle, that a man shall not be permitted to stultify himself; but the court over ruled tbe objection and accepted the plea. Whereupon the plalmilV took issue. The evidence before the jury, was conclusive, and consequently the verdict was lor the defendants. We call this a novel case, because the

SADDLING HUSO

In I'cvcf Bntlititia.

Y7i

rri 1 1 1' -iil -i-t 'i ! .or f : k'

0 ' Jj 'llli ruw.-'iii

inetbod oi uilorn.ii r. .: I I l ,mi',I'ii. .

li'ei'.'IS illl'l lli - ally, lh.it he has con a edtbe

C re"nectabilitv, of unimpeachable veraci-jconusel for the plaintiff stated to tbe court. nignre.pcciau.il i , i lhf.rrt-lJi;it h u SL.a.t.i,,.J dihirentlv, and been

iv aim in iroou iiieuui3i.iin---, , T , , , i-, : i. 1

possible motive for misrepresent-; unable to luul aprcceuent tiuiei i bv Ja ... W.Cole. llewillUee s. We are consequently satisfy; or American hooks; and the. couusci In- tlie j l,7,n,I. a lai-e and gynornl a:-

dtiendants, was ai.-o unable to prouuee a

)! ! iiv:n

Tly.i

) Passiiin counterfeit mon- ( ... . vl Oi) bill on the

f ..n

o was io be

fhV . rar

i-; ! 1. ha !

!a:sding rea.iv

; ' se

Ti,- :a.d ri'ut r, :.i i -- t ly ; 5:.i e b-.-cn ?' veui-s.'fae. K 5 or l .i ' ii! i. if lii-'ir w.:; sii.r. e l oy s

ere.' -i--- -bai.k-: -a "i i',.-:-y ii.-'!

ov :v:.-. :::rl.tinners m-.i-i a.ie; liie e.is'iiier

ten I t: his b : Vu4 d.r.i-- in pv ire :U ilv deu-.in t'oem :ir hoav

We line see

h-i.nri ib.ieat ?-iiaoo! l!c branctic

v.e i.i-'.h disapprove. A hoary headed old jr. an. svanv U ;.!de fowallc. will apply to the ..'vni. atid is told that he cannot be attended

tJat that MVnent,and is ein son;e squiuyi . Mtiomev of the bar.'1;, to have his,

ivi.H-rs examined this attorney is also r nc- FYTll XOilDIXAVvV ItOUBERY 1 u v.,h:;e,and v.IU write theiulidayit ot iden- - ABDUCTION.

an 1 haru;e t:v.: tKi man cue uwui .um, hirv cetds loAi-rviccs l:iat all justices of the,

II . 1 .! .rr i f ttTilU

ri;irr arc o n:iirn i"" - , , , . ,, -

-if the cash- duction were commiuea nwioii wui , h

can have no

ins the fact

rf ilw trntli of liis relation.

He savs further, that he was so quickly precedent. An rq.peal w the ei.cut court Wind-folded, and was so much amazed a-u a-! will probably be UiU-n.lpuOUCiU

i . a t 11.1. -...,'.. .. ' 'i

farmed, Mat ne nau out nine oppoi iuiu un ,;wriK seeing the robbers.' He discovered one of j 77k MusrwuJ r b,p!tir r. ,w

tl,nm tn h i.ill wntcollv dressed man, with 1 lie September numt.er oi ijr.i.ia.s .ui.-; ,

i.., .t,i.ia nJ Kin, rl.ifb roat. ji;i.m or Foiu'KiN LiTKsan ni: and N:iENTj i;.,,,!:. 'l I. in.k ,a .I'-m-fAc,:

Thinks it doubtful if ho should be able to re-iis, perhaps, fully euailo any tenner number 'jj wiJj ;,v( f)..,j arti.-ics in hi, in.

articles in yales, carp and !:.;.;::

Lrcais.

In the thup lately occep:

constant 1 c .

oilnient of .

is hue, ddles, bridles, niarti.. : and .-addle bags, hard Icaliici ii iiae. 'ig and Inc. . bum. and all kinds oi w;i- e Ml of" iv bich he w ill 11 low i

good horses, liiisey, jean-, f.ax

Wc have v;v to the

d.-ne by cot. !- the money

at anv b.nur oi tiie day t'.ie night, naw ihe pend iiin bank hours and le'l hiiu th.!,t he lmistat-

ference. and

manner in wine

h the

and !": nd i; t guilty. I'i'.i in'' tb.o investig ition of this case a very inrpoi iaat 4; .-lion aW, whether an indictment woald lie for passing counterfeit paper onforiign banks, whose genuine notes of all denomhiatians under -S-J 00. were prohibited from bein'4 passed by a statue of Indiana. TM.v. iit.lid not express a decided opinion

on that point; we were informed .by some of

the jurors, that they gatnereu cuougu uuu. tbe charge of ihe court, to warrant an acquit

tal. If that should be the law, our citizens.

r.iy "took out for being inundated with paper of tins description. bie ve ra I j u rors and w i t r.csies, wc re finsd for

is obeying the proce ci the court.

AND

cognize either 01 them, unless.

which he believes he would, know

: . ii 1 I ri'i M.t.n

bv their vo.ccs, ot this excellent peiumuai. 1 ne i'""""-icr(,U6 wJ,tltir u purchase, wii

11 1.. I ... b.. tn.wt 1 w 'I I

I I ( UllO lIVv W . V

PERILOUS BALLOON ASCENSION.

From (tic Phihxh ;' Exchange i'-'. We learn lioin Mr. liu'N.m, of the New York Merchants' News Room, that a second attempt was made to take the life of lion. T It IT i..t..? li;i-i-l (1ir-

We learn, frora the Lynchburg Virginian, -J ; 'T ithat Mr Hobart returned to iha t j bee on j.,, T(C JUcm WM ,1!1M,:cess.i,i Tuesday last, alter a most perilous flight thro , u lin !lboilt ,ix 1!Ki1( s of the upper regions. The balloon ',1,1,1, hik ho was iu bed, abuulouc o-

irnm 1 iif rnrn :ir seven u I ik. uiu hi ij

than an hour he landed near Walker's church, ;

distance about .Jci ..

clock, A. M.

iio.ie.

constantly threatened with instant death, jarc such as possess interest for the m-'i ;u.ril tuUliU V aiK 1

should he make the slightest noise, or attempt majoi ii) 01 icaue.s. 1 ,.. to escape. good, hai greatly unproved within last ) ear.

The cause ot his being taken so far fwn the river, was probably to secure the safety of the robbers. Cincinnati U'kigS,- Cum. Int.

call, as his stock shall be the best in tue ucs-

1 is woiktncu ii.

nur to

"ev:iy, Indiana, Sept.

i. LINDLEY.

DOWEK. To TliCK sa M'Kav, widow ofZachariah K;iv uf Craiu tuvv nsiiip. Switzerland county and Slate of Indiana, und all others inlercted. S LEASE take Notice that application v.i' be made to the Switzerland i' rebate court. ;he r.ext session thereof, to be hold-n at the

..mi Ik.ii.i. iii lin- Kiwii iit ( vav in tiie see-

in Prince Edward county-distance about .Jb, HYDROl'LlOBl A CURED. 0!iJ Mo.-.dav in November next, a;.d or. the mdes! We, says the paper regret that he, pancrjihst dav thereof, toaoooint

has not yet been able to .prepare a aesciquion , e have -'r;' 'h:;..

vvemust, iiicru-,o"ii,s . ' . . 1 1 I ! , 1 ri-i 111. -l.l Ot

III

of his dangerous journey

, cont

stat

f... nrr-r-Pt ilh aid' annoinicinif the suecessim ireau.u

- . a - j 1 1 Oi 1 1 1 ' v il 1 VI tM :l h, . l.il 1 Lin

ing - irw nt tn nrommer-t leainn ,,4VV " . ni'-'A ;

In a very few minutes after the balloon Icil ly occurreu in mm " , o ;e! the earth it was lost to view by passing into a one of the houhob, of John (.rigs Lv o , cloud. Mr. Hobart informs us, that, after j McsHng, wa- L ; en in he arm In a f. cu .U : that time, he lost sight of the earth enikxb. had been dl frr soa.c d: .u.J,

seven, he took his last observation, coiamu.-u -e .0. . vmv i

V:ioih iiiei u.ns ii.t- '"' i" ;

iirn and -ct over to said There a MKay.

tier o

it m tne 1

ai v

. c.-.i- 1

Vix -ima 1 , rl , At half nast :

. . and hiirn nanueei louccij. u.vi "-;.., , - .., ...0u m o (mm 1 it was Miieu.

- - - . , - i unrii in- ia nnnniin 111 nin-c iiniv j iivm - .. .

..w .r - 1.;,,..,, ' , ,,t... 1 svmnl'.'in-

About that period ha saw two ona- .. . r

thei

n!oie-a

ut.-'ii." to In 1 ucvca-.ed hu-band.

DAYU CA!X. for himself a-5 as-i-i :;!! !: of Abraham. Moljt.-it.fh niv and iiitbaia M'Kay nnd as i;aai;i;au f 1 Lew Walnut !. : 1rioti, Chnilcs, and Sarah 0 -j-hiii'1. minor heirs of said l-j.Ci.a-iirdi M Kav de-ceustu.

the

In iSOlh thetermof the governor's appoint-

i,t was about to expire and he, wishing to

bv occupation. Alter nawng e.icc SUDDOSCgnot lcss than twenty-six thousand Icel was caucu m, ...... ...... ..... - y. . ,,;iH,c, he Sc.oa. forhomo ,v horseback C JP f lhe c,rtc,s weJ-P- WU..I.rgl. um.cd .ci u, , j

i it.!. convened the lei:is!atve loel v 1 aaiuroay iiwuuug - on his resn ration and sense ot hearing

a,',,,"; ,aticr period than the law had appoint- of August last, and when about tvyo mttcs u cxtremely difficult to breathe, and bet. i , cH-c;al mn no.es. Wl,-n convened, a from this city on the big lull road leading b un4lo to hear. He attempted to abo'e.t the lonalilv of their be- to " Howell's Basin,' he was saluted by two o " the SIvfctv vaive, hut from Ids ina-

. i . .".,.lhw .Vl.-mU men. on foot, with a "good morning. tue ...... , . ,U nnt acrim vh

1 -y tr t cm :nc : t . . li t' n'-. iiun mn tvi-

Bri-by

i 15

i;.J

la. i:C

1 .

after nvtc'.i arnT.nc-nt sa;islh d a hare majority tli.it he had the riir'nt so to convene them. T:. v organized, and a friend ot his arose and o.'ieied re-olaiioiis appro, ing of his conehict as

1 recommending

"tber

7 - y , - unity m 1 cii , tuuiu i.vv ..... ompliment was scarcely returned, however, g d or not. In th,s situation he

!cfore the footmen seized him by the arms, momcnt feared the balloon would burst and presented pistols to his breast, accornpa- hat gome of hjs b,ood vessc,3 wouIJ bc ...o.l with an order for his strict silence and o- , e cnnnA frnm iho elevation

c: f.....iU,f;prj-. or sutler instant death, lie was c, . . r ... Kr.iinrtn. iSnt l-.U nn-

aun recom li'.'e.uini; uuu o. n--.i - . , - . . , ui:.,4 ,01111c unci wu. 1 '. , . 11 ' : r...iK. Af-tnnpA from his horSC blind- . . , :...; 1T U..it:,n

.0. of. w in- 1 were nassed nv a smau nw- ii"""-""-"-'; ...ba- , nrclicnsions were 111 pan idiiicu. -b""

rii v .nd dulv atte-ied and handed to the -ov- j folded and taken into a cornheld near ai nanu. , dcscend with great velocity, and forlunatecrnoV. who inun-diateiv nrorogued the legi-.-1 Here he was searched with great care, and n-; Qn ft favorable spo(, his hcing . .. . " .. .u... .1.,.:, .,u k.i i1.-,f o.f nil tlie monev he had about his person,; . . , h he rtl 1 If ill"

,a !,.mi ,rctione.l bv law That cover- amounting to lol. The robbers being d.s 1 j,c was ,iuilcd from the car with consul

i- 1 i 1 In. ivitif-nt was accomnlisnee

-UIM-,..; v. ... .........

Mr, Tonkin excised the paits umsn. v p,sut UIUHA. supposed operation had the immediate elT-et of reducinti! VCfU t.l,J, u i.th a bletni-h on ..... r . 1 . .. .!.'...!. I. ...I h.'.i" . . ... 1 1 .1

the in '.animation 01 111c ami im u Wit 1 saddle ni.iitvsou coin sues

md apnr;i-'d to sixtoe

Y ,.:!. .'j.ii! v.

to the

.1,

tioio mv 1 stray

look, this L)th S-pt. :;oiVv;i: lam-:.

fntnp ovtremelv nam ul; lrem that inomtui , . r .

the patient became cahn, and gradually cured. 1 ,a Ulc, v and 1,1. Phillips. This is an inte resting case, and it is to be j " 1 00 c,.riirv il- abov ( to be a ti

wished that all the. particulars drawn up by the medical attendants may be puhli.-hed f'

the good of makind. II vuronhou.m wr.iiou. doubt the ir.ot dreadful i-ease wb.i h has been known to aiilict mankind. Hitherto no remed v has been discovered. In this country excision and the actual cautery, we believe lo.vo Imlh failed to alleveate or prevent this

-P.,'e,iL .MurniiiL'- Join-mi!.

' - - - . 1

1: J. 1.

i ANA WAY from the

nor if wo r.-oleet ri-ht, was WILLIAM 11. appointed in me anwui.,.... , .;erablc force, and was severely mjurca iron , or, , H XUilisOW - h, had tlo, -rth the wncy hx hndreceiv- falU UreuWing his valuable barometer, and p or lm-roes were lately W ' .ave-d-o heard of certain candidates al from the Uink tAe clajjinrr,.. Idamaging someV his other instruments.-- 1 or r J, under the charge of, for Con r,-,. thus addressing certain gentle- ter protested that he not received any oney. b descended in the woods, by which Several white men n h iCiivprctentions fora Hong Wj from the fe bbe" 'S fi nearly surrounded he thinks his death lj inC llic piracy, and thei , 11 1 . 1... i M.K-ic-' whilst tn the cin l ue roooers uiiiiiuu tuaii rt,TA f,-whU h o.vulcnllv .i x-

iii. 1 v v.. . - - . . . oiuvnit nl 1IWI1!. It; L H UJ

. - 1 ni i vt n; niiruu vi vuv .... - -

v7 John 1

l.ier, on the 2fuh

1 el. bound 0 the s;,

bll-ilit sS. ;i!iV person vvb.-:

prciii iKi ana retvii i: lcm to scriiier, will I..- eiititb'd to the abovv uithoiit any ti'.aiiks or pavriK-nl of v

d.-scri-in-t.,

i ev. ar

YoV.'iV, AllU'lst

ed he cannot survive lon-: by his death that

very im;vi iaat oiU,:e of dislriet judge will heroine vacant. I know of no man in the state better .jinhiiod for that station than yourself, and the long practice in thi- state, and acknowledged it ial information, justly entitles .. -1 tiii 1 1...

voi to t neon ice .?n-rui 1 o.hhi.m.iou

upon mv

. , r 1 T uuiu nave ullii i..v ad received a large sum from the bank, narrQW alleged that they were present and sawl u m

UOUOliess iney uau

interest

md inlhience at

V:.-!ii:i-Tfor. In obtain the olucc. and 1 assure

von mv iaJiuonco, even if i siioaid not be elected would be give, ter there than that of my opponent, if he be e lot ted." And after some other desultory conv 's ition, would wind up

bv savins: "v-nr inttui-ncc is considerable,

and 1 will consider r.wsidf

under great

obli

gations, if vo l will use our influence in my behalf." ("neoft!ie rentl men so duped is

the rev. , no, ve will not mention his name now for we still have a vcnciation for liim admire his t. dents and moral deportment, and hope to see him elevated to some responsible statior, by the voice of bis fellow citizens not by intrigue, log ioliing or management.

SW1TZEKI. AXJ) CI R0U1T COIRT. This court has been in se sion, three days and transacted much bu-iness. Tbe followin 'T Slate cases were acted upon and decided, up to Wednesday evening last. The State of Indiana.) Assault and Battery

Michael Smith: Same, .

Vs.

fine ST 00 and costs.

Assault and batten-, fine si 00 and costs, by the court, without the inter-

Isaac Mllenrv:

vention of a jury. The day after this offence was committed, an acquaintance of the defendant, on his way to the defendant's house, called upon a justice of the peace and complained of the oll.-nce the justice issued a capias upon the allidavit the defendant was arrested in the justices

0;iiC(. was tried, and lined Si 00 and costs, by said justice. Same, ) Affray. Higgins fined vs. f one cent, without cost T-aac Hiuuins ? !'rindioy fined $ 00 hraham Brindley 1 and co-t. Hisgius had

been prcviou-ly lined SI ()') by a justice o! c

ihe peace, for the same oiknec.

he had

atul

him take the money.

mistaken Mr, Trotter tor some other person, whom they had seen receive theimoney at the time and place mentioned. The robbers detained Mr. Trotter in the cornfield until sometime after night had set in, when they conducted him, (still blindfolded,) to the river. Here they crowded him into the hold of a boat, from whence he could perceive little or no litrht. He could not tell

what kind of a boat it was, but the place of

his confinement was small and close it was

however, not a steam boat. In this situation he was kept for several -.. 1 ll 1

days, and was ted through a smaii appei ime -1 '. 1 . 1 4 n I. .1

merely lanre enough to aumu a man s u.mu. - . 0 . . 1 : 1 .

l)iiriur hi- progress down me nvei, ims.ys the boat was several times attached to a steamboat, but for a very little while at a

lime. . At length he was taken from his place ol confinement, in the night, again blind-folded and conducted some distance from the river, to a dense woods, on a high hill, where he was

ft :.t liberty. The robbers immediately Med.

Mr. Trotter wandered about for a considerable time before be could find any habitation; at length he reached a small cabin, where he ascertained that he was near the Yellow Hanks'' of the Ohio, about 300 miles below

this city. On the following day some 01 me

neighbors contributed 10 mm iu, which enabled him to take passage in a Steam boat, for Louisville. He arrived here in the Gen, Tike on Saturday last, much reduced in flesh, caused it is presumed, by fright, and his meagre fare. His family, bv this time, bein" much alarmed

in consequence of his long absence, had des

patched several friends, in d liferent directions, in his search. The day after the arrival of

-1" - 1 . I A l . I. .w f

hi brother in law in ims cuy, one 01 wit; him

persons the latter met m the street, was ins i.-wt rnnnection. iust landed from the Gen.

Mr. Trotter's extraordinary and marvel

lous tale being related, few persons, besides

his intimate friends, were disposed to give it

.rc.l.n.r. Strong corroberativc evidence,

I however, soon convinced every body of its

escape, unsexamiiimi:

found to have sustained a

rent, near the top, of about twenty inches in length, and several parts in which it had previously broken and patched had all been re-o-.-' ... . 1 . 1

pencd, It is now entirety ruineu.

enteita'.r.ed but they would be arrested,

"We learn that one of mr. Tappan's ends ... 1 4.. V!k,.iilii.r.ltmV!t

sanes can.eaiew oavs ..s;" iw r " . ,

.).,. l.oii-w in oar sister county ot

Oil lliu . I'n-ii.Mv. -

larire number ot

.1 lull's

Forn-fru. A fellow callins himself Martin

Boothe, wasanested a few days since at Lodi. ,

on a charge ot having torged an oioei 01 j .sT,000 on the treasury of the State of Pennsylvania, from rail company of the State.

Upon the strength of this order he obtained from a merchant of this city, goods to a large amount. besides 1,000 in money. On examination $800 of ihe money was discov ered, and $100 worth of goods found in a house at Lodi. he had taken as a residence.

More of the goods have since been discovereel to be in Chautauquc county. Boothe is now

in jail awaiting his trial. IhtJUo .lavi rlisa:

r.ron. distributed a

tracts, &c. amount the hi acks, and c-eape. . . ' J , 1 ; . f !,;-.

was evcueu a.uusi

i nan - hix se, ,i. T.-b; B O J v P aiari-ct ic e wid be pa!-!

f iliori'il.'.l.!. : v, ai . !;' -iisi

1 e lore sumucioh

excitement prevails in Jclleison county

on the subject. Loudoun county, we ui.oeisland, is Hooded with incendiary tracts. '

In France, a new species of wheat, which j ,r,-o,v :m.f linens in 70 davs, has been nitro-:

.lucedinthe Department da Nord toe farmers slate that it will afford three harvest, annually, and will grow cpially welt ra a., -easons.

any .plant v . eroil at Siie. 1

.del v. JOHX 1 M..:i:tdi lhng. Aug. -J.

ii iv. s; Ycv.'.v

i.n:

f i -

.1A1SKBUJ11,

GitF-Exsnono, Aug. I"). Since writing ike above, the paper entitled

the Emancipator was picked up in our Tost Oflice, and the public authorities have eauseel

to be arrested, two travelling preachers, under suspicion of their being the distributors of same, and they arc now undergoing an examination,; and such is the state of feelings

here, and in fact all over our country, caused by the late developments near us, that the result of such iavestitrations can hardly be

guessed at, even shouldjhe slightest quiet bej

established!

rw, Tlmpi,!:.!' l i-t. bv iusti.e. Boal, M

JAMLS COOlTdl to. "Miss JTL1A ANN

ri.-i? J! K MC r.ll ot'ihis countv. 1 hisisa man 1

of our own heart the scripture sas, "I ha. it is not t:ood to he alone,'' He wa divor-,-ed bv the Switzerland ciicu'u to'irt on the day pervious; but the b.-t ot it is--5he ha an heir for him, five months old. Crooked, old. stiniry, disagreeable bachelors, w hat do you

think of this j On the 23d by justice Hufour, Dr.wr.v Knox toM.vnv Svv.vnxmi Fotiiickcim..

5 txi:LlS :iil MoriTGAGKS. ran times b. bad at LJi e. ;i.s single, : Gardners nidi, AhVev's uiiil, Short's si"! e, Ju-liee ib al"s ofiiec, ( hizlav's. !.. '4 (I'r.ce.s t,. Tapj.'s do. ( a'ors t'.o. J m '.mv.i'otid's do. 1 )i! io'.-r".- .1 j.

and al t'.ii- !.;

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IrTllln p-.riue.sb.ip heretolote exiting i llellsburg lo., Styl. j -t fwoon th- undersigned was dissolved by A Xovel Case. Brooke Count '11 Court. C n.a(,ial consent of hot'.i p.nrties on tbe LJlh

Truesdell vs. H. McCor.nell and wife. Thislj.t.. and Mr. Washburn is authorized to se t-

was an action of debt brought against husband ,j0 ,,(; i5lC concern.; oi the said firm

for subscription o: Wh.-at, Bye. Gorn, Cabba-e, Ihilter," Flour, ( 'urn, Yea,

neiicst in ice will !e a; tlosc

S I

ee lioin terse:is in.'.; bted to the

:l Oil.. F.aafors W.rk. Oi.ioTjs. I iii-:i,' Be.-f. Jb; -knliraf Corn meal, niton, -v

mea

and wife, on a note executed by the wife b

fore marriage. The defendants pleaded:

first, payment; and secondly, that the wife

was a lunatic at the time ot me execution 01 the note. The plea of lunacy, the one upon which the defendants relied, was put in by the husband alone. The counsel for the plaintiff instead of demurring to it, objected to the tiling or reception of the plea, upon the grounds, that it was unprecedented; and also, that it was inadmissible upon the old

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all bis accounts, f.r p-rmtin lion, into the l.ari.U of Mr of N'evay, w!i- i- ! 'g ::! a: and reoeipl said accounts. tbeare'iM s to be indebted ic pie-ted to aLtea.l ;o i, save mi le ant b.'eiiu--.'.

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