The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-25

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cause the Jury has not whether the money ece
by the defendant with fraudulent INTENT whether the
money was the money of the United Sate and that
the Jury choose to retire and Reconsider their verdict ID
these particulars, the Court will permit them to do so
The Jury then retired to their room and IN about heen
returned into Court and handed in the following ver-
dct The Jurors in the of the United States against
Tobias Watkins find him guilty Of obtaining $50 dollars,
money of the United States, his official capacity, and Of
applying the to his own private uses; which verdict
received and recorded
The Counsel for the defendant apprsed the opposite Cou
sci that they should require judgment Of acquaL No pro-
ceedng however, moved and nothing further IN the
case done to-day.
Case of ann RoyaH-After the Jury in the preceding
case had RETIRED the Attorney of the u s. took the
of Mrs Roya postponed from yesterday and Jury hav-
ing impanneed, the indictment read The follow
ing the form in which the indictment found by the
County tanu yt Of Washington.
The Jurors the u S. for the county aforesaid, upon
their oa present. that Ann Roya late of the county afoe
said widow being evil disposed person, and
anderer and durber of the and happiness of her
quiet and honest neighbours the LIST of June the year
Lord thousand eight hundred and wenynne and
divers days and times, well before afterwards
and vet is sanderer of the good people Of the
neighborhoodn which the said Ann resides that say,
the county aforesad and that the said Ann Roya the
first day of June in the aforesaid and on divers other
days and tmes well before afterwards in the county
aforesaid in the open and public streets of the City OF WASH
ngton in the county aforesaid the and hearing
of divers good citizens in the said county, did falsely and
cousy SANDER and abuse divers good citizens of the said
county, the nuisance of the good citizens of the
Uated States residing in the county aforesaid to the evil
ample of all others like offending, and against this
peace and government of the U. States.
And the Jurors aforesaid upon their oath aforesaid do
further present that the said Ann Roya being evil dis
posed person aforesaid and scod and dstuber
Of the peace of her honest and quiet neighbours the first
day June eighteen hundred and aforesaid
the county of Washington aforesaid and divers other
DAYS times, we'll before afterwards and Isl
scod and dsurber of the peace and happiness Of
quiet and honest neghbors residing in the county aere
sad and that the said Ann Royai the said first day OF
une in the year aforesaid and on divers other days ana
times, well before afterwards, in the open and public
streets of the city Washington the county aforesaid did
annoy and disturb the good People of the United States
siding in the county aforesaid by her public, and
scoldng, the nuisance of the good citizens
of the United States residing the county aoresad the
evil example of all others in like offending, and against
the peace and Government of the United States.
And the Jurors aforesaid, upon their oath aforesaid, do
further present. that the said Ann Royal, being evil dis
peace and happiness of her honest and quiet neighbours
the first of Je the year 1929, and divers days and
times we'll before afterwards, was and yet 10;
of dscord among honest and ques
neighbours and that the said Ann Roya the said first june
aforesaid, and divers days and times, well before
afterwards, at the county aforesaid, the open and public
aforesaid in the county aforesaid did annoy dis
turb the good people Of the United Sates residing in the
county aforesaid her open and public brawng and public
SANDERS the of the good citizens of the
United Sate residing in the county aforesaid TO the evil
ample of all others like offending, and against the
peace and Government of the United States
THOMAS SWAMI, Attorney u 8.
The two first counts having been demurred to Tuesday
last by Mrs Royals Counsel, and the Court having yesteA
day delivered its opinion sustaining the demurrer and quash
ing the first counts, the third and last formed the
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