Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-08

w ID. Lyle, OF the county Of Fluvanna, enticed by
persuasion, and the influence OF a mother, my wife
Louisa w. Tuwiler, formerly Louisa w. Lyle, Of said
county, TO absent and conceal herself from me- since
The 18th day OF June last; AMI whereas the said Sarah
B L> lie has, at different times, held out nducc
me, TO believe that she would bring said Louisa back
heI house, where might her,-I have been uduc ed
not 10 take The present method TO obtain information of
her. until all hope is lost, except through the medium
oil an advertisement; sud believe that my said wife
would not have lett me, but by the influence and
trout oil her mother-as she never received any Just
cause TO take such step at my hands, and as never
III any way treated her amiss,-I, therefore, foewarn
all persons from entertaining my said wife their hou-
ses; and do hereby offer 10 reward any person liberal
ly, who will be kind give me such inform alton
oil her retreat or residence, that her; and
should this reach the eye of my said wife, hereby, in
the most afiectCnae and persuasive manner Vite her
to return, rs am convinced she myself can see
any happiness in our present suatons.-li she thinks
have just cause 10 believe, she has, by her abscnng
herself, or in any way forfeited my econ, hereby
offer to her forgiveness for a-and promise, that
will, ishe returns treat her with all the kindness and
affection, which her after conduct may justify -Inior-
nation 10 WINS Tavern, Fluvanna, or Harrisonburg,
Rockingham county, Virginia, by letter, will suffice.
LEONARD TUTWILER.
18Th January, 1880.
FLUvANNA County.
This day, Leonard Tutwler personally appeared be.
fore me, Justice of the Peace for said county and
made oath in due form Of law, that lie never treated
his wife Louisa smiss, in any way whaever-lhat he
never gave her an angry word threat, laid the
weight OF his finger on her, in anger-iha he verify
believes, that Mrs Sarah b. Lyle aud her come
were the OF his said wiies absenng herself from
him. or that she is concealed and kept in by them
that he has held out 10 Mrs S. b. Lyle, every in
ducement obtain information of her, but could obtain
none. Given from ,.uder my hand, this ID h January,
$780, THOS. SHORES j. p.
l. James Sraton, OF Fluvanna County, do hereby
certify, that was present at Mrs S. b. Lyle's, last
Spring, when attempt made TO have the ne ace
sworn by Mrs. Louisa w. Tutwiler, against her hus
bund L. Tutwiler-that said Leonard treated his wife
with as much kindness, though she had made the
a,tempt-that Capt. Jno. VIM and Ro Hernion, two
Peace, he IN he
sworn against him-,hat had heard from John Cow.I
relation of hers that Mrs S b. Lyle had stated, that
said Leonard had given his wife beating, in Alabama
two or three days after his marrage-that Mr. Tutwi
Ter called upon Mrs Lyle, in my presence 20 know if
she bal ever said so she said no, she had not-he
then asked her, ii he treated his wife in at way
she said he did-he then asked her If she ever
~ d he had done she said no, she never dd-said
Iutwer then called on Mrs. Lyle, before the Justice,
Capt VIM, and myself 10 safe whether she knew
him 10 give his wife short angry word she said no,
Leonard, never did; only at Mrs Goodson's You put
her in the Gig; he then asked his wife, he Lad
given her word: she answered no, you only
gave me two short answers JAMES STRArTON.
Jdnuny 18Th, 1880.
/, John Cowell, do hereby certify, that Mrs s. b
Lyle did communicate 10 the bad reatmpn mt
toned coming from me, in the above certificate
James Stratton, and that Mrs Lyle afterwards wanted
me TO give certificate, denying that she had commu-
ncaed 10 me the bad treatment, as mentioned in the
above certificate in order that she might aud fair
sent her TO the certificate that che had told the
I've and ii must rest on her head. JOHN COWELL.
18th January 1890.
LcvINGroN, NELSON CO., (va) JAN IL, 1880
do hereby certify that have been acq TAINTED with
Mr.. Leonard Tutwiler from his yonth-that have
had many dealings together whilst he Pedlar,
and that his accounts against fair and CORE
and from my own knowledge of him, 1 have always
considered him an honest man-and, TO the best Of my
recollection, have never heard any thing the con-
trary against him. RO. c. CUTLER.
From my acquaintance, for several years, with Mr..
Leonard Tuwiler, accord with Mr.. Cutler in the a.
bove statement. CHARLES PURROW.
FLUvANNA COURTHOUSE.
do hereby certify, that have been acquainted with
Mr. L.. Tutwer several years-hat l have never
known him 10 act ungentlemanly or immora-that the
cause Of the unplea ant separation OF him and his wife,
ia, by most persons with whom have talked, char ged
to Mrs. ylc-sad Leonard has frequently stopped
at my house, for several years, and always found him
TO act in genilemauly manner; and have always
heard that character Of him. Given from under my
hand, this 18Th Jan, 1880. JAMES SMITH.
! This ia 10 certify, that have been acquainted with
Leonard Tutwiler several years. and that have never
known him 10 act urgentlemany mineral. The
cause of the unpleasant separation of him and his wife
is by most persons with whom have talked about it,
charged TO Mrs. $ b Lyle, the mother of Mrs Lousa
W. Tuiwer. Given under my hand, this 9th day Of
March, 1880. VIM. c. ADAMS.
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