Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-28

ed the Injunction to lave been legally served
bat, at ;hn instance of the counsel oil the OIL
GERS, continued the prosecution for the con-
tempt until the late term OF the Court
The Bank also Instituted an action of tres
pass, q'tare clGosam J,ygi, against the officers
and the s'retics, in Their office bond, for en-
terIng IFS Office at Chilicoihc, and forcibIv
selzIng the Sl00,0c0; To " hieh the defsldaats
severa!ly plead not guilty. After tire seizure.
the Bank amended rs bill, and stated that fact,
obtained an Injunction to prevent the neirofia-
ton Of the notes seized, and prayed (, decree
for the restoration of the specific money and
notes which had been levied. Thus the bank,
had IN operation three remedies for the re-
eGvery of the sum taken: ist the bin in chan
Gerry; eddy, the proceeding for the contempt:
and, 5diy, the action of trcspass-all of which
were ready for trial at the late (Sep,ennber)
term.
The Court pronounced decree for the
restoration of the identical sTOOGa0 which
had been seized, with Interest upon the specie,
part OF Ii from the lime OF he seizure until
payment and granted ayprrpctuai injunction
against the collection ol a0T t;i% in future I'M
der the act of Ohio. BY an arrangement be-
tween IN" respective counsel. the attachment
Tor contempt was disni ed mt the costs of
the defendants, and tn aclion of trespass tu
BIZ continued until the decision ur the Snnrn,n.
Court Is lso ii he dismissed Ak the drren-
uanis costs, IN The event of The affirmation of
the decree cE the Circuit Court. The Ireasu-
rer refused 10 comply with the decree. and an
attichmep. for contempt was issued against
nm, and ne was committed To prison. He
stih refused whe'eupon the Court, upon the
motion ol the counsel of the Bank awarded
Il writ OF representation, by which the commits
| sioners appointed in 1t were empowered 10
seize ms whole estate, real and personal, and
the identical S 100000 seized, whercsoeyt,r
tle same might be found, and to sequester the
Whole, subject TO the future order ofthe Court.
In virtue of this writ of se0urstration tho
commissioners canned in it took the kew of
the Treasury from the Treasurer, entered the
treasury, and took thereout o.. OCO, the only
part OF The sum levied remaining, the other
1000 having been retained by The officer
making the collection for his commission. The
defendants appealed from the decree ,o the
Supreme Court, which, by consent. was made
10 operate as asnpersedeas upon the s coco.
the interest, and the costs Oft the suit in chan
cefy ;and the Treasurer was thcreupon dis
charged from custody.
no vIolence, no opposition, no f1rcilIe
resistance, was offered TO the execution or ;i,e
writ OF sequestration and, if the ori,n,I
seizure OF the money is to be regretted. it j.
msiiy consolInS To have witnessed the silent but
Irresistible energy of the law, when that law
was declared by the constitutional or-an..-
The execution of the process of the Cont
without impeachment or disturbance. is credi5
| .ahie 10 the people OF Ohio, and TO the popu-
iation OF Columbus in particular. Thus, the
| very circumstances which seemed ~ frs. T..
threaten the peace and quiet of to-, Union.
ana To weaken the authority OF The govern
ment, terminates in evincing its strea@lb. AMI
I'D communicating to il new vigor MAJ. Int.
''' " te''ef 10 .HGlor George Nc GldsSiY.
:. reFIads Town, Beriey county, June 10, 1891
!" DEAR SIR-Your anxiety resueciina tbe
effect OF the .ScateIieria gaiericulata or Scml-
cap IN cases of Hydrophoba, has induced me-
TO satisfy you in relation to myself ! was BIT
by mad dog in Alexandria, and have been
c"reu oy me use of the scullcap after having
been IN one stage of Hydroph0bis. CON
frnation Of the use OF any lycnd. nartic,,Ia,i,,
sucii an one as grows so plentifiilly as Inc
scuiitap among our hills and dales must |
.lihH DC nailed with some degree of rrspcct
by the human E,mly-but how much more
grateful must feel to him with whom This all
important discovery originated, | leave vo,, to
Judge after reading my case | will simply
state it to you.-
About the middle of May last | left tbis
place for Baltimore, via Alexandria, ID. c.
oh my arrival I'D the latter place | visited
wharf at which lay the George town racket
this was on Friday the e5fh of Mavl In
passing along the wharf large dog ran to-
wards and bit me severely in the leg. felt
somewhat alarmed, but being told what was
| generally believed. that the dog was not mad.
was reconced. However, by the advice or
some friends | procured before left the TOWN
some scull-caP. On toe 9Th day after was biz
Iechn5 thought somewhat differently than
usual, commenced drinking the sculicap ten
/ aSrcealHy to the directions which had receiy-
eu. YIN The morning Of the 9th dny after /
was hit, / arrived at Mr.. Allen Dorsev's.
popiar spring, Md on my way home from
baltimore on sitting down TO breakfast Mrs.
Dorsey handed me u cup of tea which re-
peatedIy tried TO drink, but could not and had
TO spit out the yictuals but Just put i'm nv
mouth. ] felt something Ike soasms over
| my whole system. indeed, my dear sir. my
feelings were shocking, dreadful and indescrj
/ i1ablc, my eyes became dim head dizzy. e..
: arose from the table, went 10 the window
: the dOor-Airs ID. can better describe my
situation Than | can. After some fine be-
came more at ease, aud had some Of the
setui-ehp prepared which Idrank with diff
Guilty. Not IN the habit of drinking any
Thing stronger than water, / asked for some
good VINE, which obtained, and forced ms
sen 20 drnk 0t 1t copiOusly after come STAY
pressed towards home, bu. next morning
| lasting as usual drank the scullcsp tea. and
eithnlch better, and have continued 10 drink H.
I rom thai time to the present and do verify
believe it has restored ms to nv family sane
and in perfect health. Your obcdicnt servant.
MArHEw ]. CLARKE"
| CHARLEsToN, Sept 12.--On a motion for .