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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-02-06
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1884

which have paid TO the American people
no bonus.
5. Deprcciates the value of the Stock
in Bank, where the General Government
holds seven millions, and advances that Of
Banks in whose stock it does not hold 8
dollar, and whose aggregate capital doe:
not probably much exceed that very sever
millions. And, finally,
+ 6. He dismisses Bank whose paper
in the greatest credit, through
out the Union and in Foreign countries
and engages in the public service, Bank
circulation in then "immediate vicni
tiles"
These are immediate and inevitable
results. How much that large and long
standing item Of unavailable funds, anau-
ally reported to Congress, will be sweled
aAd extended, remains 10 be developed
|by time.
And now, Mr.. President, what, unter
all these circumstances, is it our duty TO
do! Is there Senator who can hesitlte
to affirm, in the language of the reson-
tons, that the President has assumed a
dangerous power over the Treasury Of tie
United Statesmen granted to him by tie
Const and the Laws; and that tie
reasons assigned for the act, by the Seer
Itary OF the Treasury, are insufficient ard
unsatisfactory?
The eyes and the hopes of the Amesi-
can people are anxlously turned to Con.
gress. They feel that they have been DE-
rclved and insulted; their confidence a.
bused; their Interests betrayed; aud tliefl
liberties in danger. They see a rapid
and alarming concentration of all powa
III one mans hands. They see that, b
the ex rcise of the positive authority d
the Executive, aud his negative power en-
erted over Congress, the will Of one mai
alone prevails, and governs the Republic
The question is no longer what laws vii
Congress pass, but what will the execu
tive not veto? The President, and no
Congress-, is addressed for Legislative &c
ton. We have seen a corporation, charg
ed with the execution OF IA great Nationa
work, dismiss an experienced iaithlvl ans
Jealous President, afterwards testify Il
his ability ny voluntary resolutions, an6
reward his extraordinary services by ;
large gratuty, and appoint in his place al
Executive favorite, totally Inexperienced
and incompetent, the usual incidents o
approaching tyranny. The land is hllet
with spies aud iniormers; and detractioi
and deuunciation are the orders of the
day. People, especially offitlal incum
bents in this place, no longer dare speak
in the fearless tones Of manly frcemen
but in the cautious wblspersof trembling
slaves. The premonltory symptoms Of
Derpotism ar. upon US; and if Congress
douot apply an instantaneous Il effective
remedy, the fatal collapse will soon come
on, and we shall .die-ignobly die! base
mean, and ahject slaves-the scorn and
contempt Of mankind-unpitied, unwept
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-02-06
NEW SERIES. VOL. II.-No xxXvI.

the a rant the Treasurer will give his
Iofder directed 10 the proper Bark tor the
.EPayment OF the money.
z. Wnen transfers are to be made OF
|.he public funds from one Ba''k to dnother Z
''e reasnrer VIII issue transfer Drgts
upon uie Bank IN winch the funds .Hay
os =, ',s Circuits ~ favor o. me BANK 10
"'''c.i 'iey are tra.islerfea, toF inc amount
~ s.a'ng 'nae y IS 70 De paced !. :,
,i's e'eu'. ~ snei' Da,'k. ln's dfalt WIN
- 'eeoiuea ~ the heSistef' VINO WIN a i
.''el.ica,e ,lie record ~ ms segndf'tfe up
~, a. '..e ara'.; ana !. VII lgsl.y receive
Az T,.a'.s'. wy = eie'a'y %
80 A.. H.,
o, ~ ~ Ss'',''sse.i = @ of 'aaqe
J,yms "ss "'o,sSs pa.ea = 4ee e'eu :, y "f
r.1 a,e e@efP' a."ses' '1oo n'o1es s.,
80 - ~ = - s''e ,'.i'' .,ie feasu1e'
paa sne ~ o'i ~ ~ .ne Sas','el % ~.
rs', H , u,s = ''''''s . o"'ou 1'''' w
I ,.s l"'De 800. 80 ~, ~
-, ~ .i e. y y, '"o D,'''h u 'l'e o'i'1
~ s I."'es uas el'e. 20 'lle secretary o.
,rsns,ars ~ H. 'e su,l ppwe. o.ue,n
!, 49, r.. a. pa.ns 'a"os e'oA' P'"cs
ssrp;ao ~ ' he ea :, o. we punt.
tha; oaa 80 -, ,,'us1 ,uass u
80 - ~ "o' =.
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1834-02-06

Withholding and withdrawal of the deposites
/ from the bank, has been vindicated on the
ground of the shortness of the time which
1.-THE charter has yet to endure, and the expe-
tdiency Of compelling it to begin thus early
TO wind up Its enthusiastically that the
linstitution was incorporated for the full term
Iof twenty years, and to enjoy all the priv
eges, advantages and benefits, conferred by
Us charter, and that two Years after the ex-
IPIratIon of its charter, were allowed il to
f@ind up its affairs this meeting canro. b..
I VSAY ts.s ,easou sor the measure in question,
as amounting, in principle and effect, 10 the
assertion of a claim on the part of the Presi
dent, to shorten the term of the corporate ex-
lIstence of the bank by an exercise of the
Executive power, in defiance of the LegisIa-
tive will, and of the contract made With the
institution plainly expressed in the act of in
corporation.
Resolred, That this meeting, looking to
the history OF this arbitrary and dangerous
measure, as it has been disclosed 10 the pub.
lie by the President of the United States him
self, is compelled to regard him as the real
author of it, and his Secretary of the Trea
| ury as only the instrument by which he has
exercised his will and power.
/ !
Resolred, That the provision Of the char
Ter of the bank ssthat the deposites Of the
money of the United States, in places where
the said bank and branches thereof should be
Established, should be made ia the said bank
and branches thereof, unless the Secretary Of
4 tie Treasury should al any time otherwise
Iorder and direct, in which case the Secretary
If the Treasury should Immediately lay hes
fore Congress, if in session, if not, immedi-
ately after the commencement of the next
session, the reasons of such order or direc-
tion," was plainly intended to give the Sec
rotary power to take away the deposies from
the bank, not at his own mere pleasure or
caprice, nor in compliance with the opinion
or in obedience to the order of the President.
but only for good cause, and for good cause
to be reported TO. and judged of by, 1.-The Con-
Il ress of.the United States
Resolued, That the Legislature having, in
the establishment of the Treasury Departs
)ssent, taken especial care that it should not
: pe an Executive Department, with obvious
design to retain TO itself the absolute control
lover the public purse, lss tho
it was bound 10 do; the Secretary of the
4 Treasury, in the exercise of any discretion
J airy power confded 10 him by law, is no wise
bound 10 respect The wishes or the orders of
4 the President contrary to his own Judgment
Iof what is right and proper, but is bound to
! respect the will OF the Legislature declared
i by law: and that the President, in dismisslng
the Secretary of the Treasury from his office
j FOR refusing to exercise the discretionary
power vested in him by law to take away
/ the deposies from the bank in compliance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25
Cancer.

And The art Of Healing, generally
IS TIE subscriber respectfully Informs the inhabitants
OF richmond and vicinity, who may wish his aid that he
mas become compeentiy acquainted by the instructions
from !he celebrated Dr. Lynch, Of New York city, to cure
'hat formidable and fatal disease, denominated Cancer
without The use of knife caustic but effected in The
same way and manner as practissd by DR.. Lynch who
mas met win unparalleled success in the treatment of this
complaint and also that of Fstua or Fisulo-As the
subscriber Is here now from the City of New York to
sPeno the WINTER any person wishing be cured of the
complaints, will please apply mm edia,ey
10 MN, al The Mansion House, Main Street
Richmond, Jan.6. W. w MARSHAL
Certificate from DR.. Lynch
DO hereby certify, that DIR. w. W. Marshall has been
which is attending Cancer complaints and the ar, NJ
neamng generally He is using my medicine. /
hicied. m IvMSG, ~
Inc subscriber refers to Mr.. Day. of Manchester Mr.
Slam' Mr.. James Caskie, Archibald Thomas and Mrs
ECKER DAVIS, Main Street, Richmond; Mr. BENJAMIN
Harrison OF Berkeley; and Miss Minis OF Manchester
VINO mas been under his care in New York, lately
H a., e.,e,s hus Dc post paid w. w. M.
January 71-wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25

N CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- rules holden in
IL The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
aw and Chancery, for the county Of Buckingham, on
Monday the 4th day OF November, 1898:
crit D. Allen and Cary G. Allen, devisees of Archer
nien' deceased, William p Tallcy Frances his wife
Ehzaseth Coleman, Polly Fuqua, Martha Coleman, will
nam nam Daniel Josiah Thompson, William d. Thomp,on.
1ohn o. thompson William Colqnitt aud Lucy his wife
ana Henry Smith md Ariana his wife, of
William Daniel the elder deceased John Allen and phi
up Allen, sons Of William Allen, deceased, plaintiffs,
against
Nancy Allen, widow Of William Allen, son of GEORGE
nen' deceased, George Fl. Allen, Willis Chambers and
mary ID. his wife, formerly Mary b. Allen Walter C. AL
zen, Martha A. Nown, formerly Martha A. Allen John
Shamoers and Elizabeth N. his wife, formerly EIizabeth
N; Allen, Samuel A. Allen, William b. Alien John w
Alien Robert s. Allen, Drury S. Allen, Lucy Ann Allen.
anu James Allen, children and representatives. OF the
SAID +" william Allen, son OF George deceased, Deit.
he defendants, Walter c. Allen and Martha A. Now
% no' having entered their appearance and given secu
y according to the act of Assembly and the rules Of Ills
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that thew
are NOT inhabitants OF this country, ordered that The
SAID absent defendants do appear here on The first av of
'he next April term, and answer the bill Of the painf
anu mat copy OF this order be forthwith in so
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond. for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of e
Soprt House o! this county. A Copy--Tes,e.
X. ELDRiDGE, c, csc.
ea'y 10 79 .~wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25

N HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
IL the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of
tober, 1880 ~ ' " W
James NJ. Trce in his right and as administrator
OF MS late wife, Patsy T. Trice, and also as administrator
OF Martha c. Trice. PIain,iT
against
Edmund Pend'eton, John B. Pendeton Peter s. Bar
ret, and Matilda w. his wife, formerly Matilda W. Pen.
uieton Philip D. Winston, William o., Bckeron L. Phi
up II John H., Edmund T., Barbara A., joseph p and
octavius NJ Winston, William b. Phillips and barbara O.
his wife, Joseph W. Pendleon. John vowIes and Lucy
a. hs wife, Francis johnson, and Catherine n his vile
S. Pendleton, DsiemI.n,s ""'e'
me plaintiff in this having by leave Of the Court
nrst had and obtained, filed supplemental BILL to which
all me defendants, except John b. PendletoD filed their
answers and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the said defendan John Is. Pendetop is not an inah;
an oil This State, and he not having entered his
ahee and gwen security according the act of
ana the rules oil this Court motion Of the plaintiff by
ms COUNSEL It is ordered, that the said John b. PepdIetc1
40 appear before the Judge Of said Court at the Cor,
mouse oil said county, on the first day the next term
said Court and answer the said bill of the
Pisnl and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
Gu In some newspaper printed in the City of Richmond for
TWO months successfully, and that another copy thereof
oe posted at the front door Of the Court house OF this
ty, on some Cour, day. oN"
January 4. 7s-wa,s ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25
January I6.

CHANCERY-yIRGINIA. rules held in
60 'o T,eIks Vmce oil Chesterfield Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Cbsncery on the sth day OF jan 1871
oodson W. Hancock, administrator with the will an.
nexeu OF William Wahall, senr. deed. Plaintiff.
against
Pleasant Cbeatham, Thomas w Bass, John J. wood6n.
william r. Walthall, and Julia G. his wife, Francis Re-
Set's, and Polly W. his wife, William Chealham Mar.
INA a. Cbealham AdeIine Chestham. Cbas,a;n \
cheaiham, Edwin G. Wood6n, Elizabeth f. Wood6n and
S " pass, Defendants.
not having entered their appearance and eiven so.i,
according to the act OF Assembly, and the rules Of tb
1ouI and appearing that they are not nsbitants Of
this Commonweaiih s ordered that the said
do appear here on tho first day Of March term and
answer me o o. the plaintiff, aud that copy Of ibis orr
o ~; ! inserted IN some newspaper published in
me Ily OF Richmond, for two months successivelv and
another copy posted at the front door Of the Of
'"s county. Copy. Tesfe,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. c.
v"iu"y Io' 7g-HSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25

"a ViICEBy virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Sune,;or
Court Of Law and Chancery, Tor Chesterfield ro,o
W, pronounced iU the OF Purdie u.s. Purde n oJs
will expose TO sale, for cash. on the I7th day If MI
1881, on the premises all that tract piece or marcel ~
land, whereon John Purde at present resides sJ;oo;or
tate Edward Hsskip., John Bowles estate and Others.
contsDipg by late survey two hundred and thirty seven
and iree.fouh scres nors lcss formerly belonging
TO the estate Of Aaron PUrdie, decd s'e
LAWSON NUNNALLY, Con,D'er.
fep' ~. 93-N4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25
POETRY,
"aucH rxr nnMAiSs us.rra. .
THE FARMER.

THE FARMER
All the tolls OF summer o,r.
r"Hco and plenty round his ioor,
VINO or earth 81 blest and FREQ
AS the Farmer Like the bee,
Al the sweets Of lilo are his
Lstge md full his cup of BIZ s.
Who can envy thrones TO kings,
When the Plough such treasure brinss!
See his works with profit ciown'J-
Barns with hay stacks huddled round,
Like family, whom fear
DAVIS within circle near;
stately stceds and cattle neat,
LIDS OF corn and mows of wheat.
Ih,ckly pcopled is his fold
HARMLESS sheep and lambs behold,
Like the Christian midst the din
Of noisy world OF sin--
Fowls oviparous cackliny round
rsoisu WIN one loot ON the ground,
mcei Their master Us he comes,
when Mt midnight all !. STILL -.
At tho slightest thought Of harm.
Raise tho tocsin OF alarm;
While from all the barn yards round
Echoes back tho screaming sound.
See the lofty tuikoy-cock,
Monarch OF the featheI'd nock,
Like naughty potentaio,
sS,,iiut,ing round the yard Of state,
FILLED with anger fierce and drcaj,
a. the sight of daring red,
SweiId and goboliug as he goes,
Dire destruction on his foes;
But ike other tyraDts, no
Soon will loose his head, you'll 500.
Ere the morn unloeks her doors,
whence stream Of day -hght pours,
Ere the bacehanalian goes
From his cups TO seek Tcposo,
Hear tho game cocks clarion peal,
breaking sleeps mysterious seal,
Like tho summons from the tkies,
Calling mouais to arise:
While each faithful sentinel
Answers loud that call is we'll"
Industry obcys the call,
Rises, hastcns to the s,ail,
And rcpcnishes with food
All his stock, and all his brood,
Who around him gladly fly
To bouBtiful supply.
Back tho husbandnan return:
Where his fire now briskly butns,
Where tho partner OF his joys
Ruddy girls, and h. alibfu boys,
knocling with him round the chairs,
Send TO heaven their matn pr. ycrs:
Thus the year with him begins,
Thus the race to heaven hc wins.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25
MARION

"ILL stand the ensuing season AT the New uo,o
~ Race Course, Halifax, N. Carolina; and viii rem.
ue service al Soo The season, payable its expiration
which may be discharged by so cash; s75 Insurance.
Parting with the mare will forfeit the insurance; 81
10 the groom, in every instance. The season will com
mence the 10Th February and end Ist Anous, AL.
west VIII furnish good and extensive o,as
and mares gran-led at 20 per day. Every suen
ton VIII be given to prevent accidents or bu
no responsibility for either. "
Marion is Of fine size, great muscular power and co
IN b ms blood and PerIo place him
~ oe FOREMOST rank oil our racing stock; he il the very
type oil his sire and grandsre, old Archie and Cite,
rom whose iolns he sprung aud whose unriyaIed me-
snd ihose oil his get:-Frsncis Marion tore off AZ i've
beats, the great sweepstakes of 81 900 entrance A. Ill,
s ofda, mile hea for year Odds, eniries
paiu orfeit; beating Veto Of s. c., aud Mary Smith If
tennessee, in handsome style dist Dgshsd hi,
the old Roanoke, las ID. would ssy) p,oducrd Fssns;s
which caused his owner 10 fob SO in r,Ie chL
language Of Maj Downng,) aud refused for h '"e
Immediately after The rsce.Msria West Cisr de Ki,cba"
a. a.; Paisey Burton. zuleiks, Mr. COrprew's colt and
mr.: "httsker,s FLY, have all been winners.
my knowledge not more than Is of hi, eol,s have .
yoeeh o" Tue turi and several OF them Of common
New Hope, Halifax county, N. c., Feb G. s So
~ The WING, Petersburg IneGscnce aud Norfolk reon
o .a sSagS weekly for MONTHS and send
I'm RY-VrRGtN1A.-Af r,,Io. ,..,,----.
~ tho Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Co,,r, .,
Law Snt Chaocery. forIhe county Of Msihe VS. on Mon
day The 9Th day OF January, 1891: " ~
Alfred Blups, and JOice his wife, Plaintiff.
"inlam Chltenden, and Lucrctid his WIFE and Beni,
min Bramhal, IT,, DsGsndsn,y '
ne defendant, Benjamin Bramhsll IT, not having On
tered his appearance, aud given security accordng H.
acs OF Assembly aud The rules Of this Court and an
pearng 6y satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nbab
tsDt OF this county, II Is ordered that The said JcenJ,
20 appear here on the first day Of June term De and an
swerihe b Of the plaintiffs and bat copy Of dis otder
pc ortbwlth inserted in newspaper published In ~,
Ciy Of Richmond for months and ,o.,oS
" the lroot door Of The Court House Of tbs county.
Copy. Tcste,
SHEPARD @, MILLER. c,o,L
January az. ss-ws~ ''"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25

3 n HANCERY-VIRGINIA- At Rules, holden in
~ the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for the County OF Buckingham. the
second day Of December 1888. ''0
George Baber, plaintiff
against,
tesoD, DacnJa, az
rue defendant, Nancy Ming. not having entered her
appearance and given security according to the Act of
assembly and the Rules of this Court and it
oy satisfactory evidence, that she is not an nbsbitan Of
ms country is ordered, That the said absent delen
ash DO appear here on the first day Of the next April
ierm' and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that a
copy oil This Order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City of Richmond for two months
ucces'wey and posted at the front door of the Court.
house OF this County.
Copy. Tese. r. ELDRIDGE p -
jan 80. o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25

,hnL nErOfIS, Vols. A, and 6.-Eastern
~ District Of Virginia, to ,oit: Be IL remembered'
that the 2sIh day OF October Ammo Dom;ni issS e
bert Smith, of the said District hath deposited in his
following, TO wit: ~ '
reports OF Cases argued and decided in the Copr, of
hTPeaIs Of Virginia, by Daniel Call, Volume "" The
act OF Congress. entitled an act TO amend The ssYsrJ
acts respecting copy rights
RICHARD JEFFRIEs.
They complete the series Of Vrgin, Rerorts from n,
hvOuon 10 the present time They have been prepared
win srea labor and expense, from the notes end memo
OF me judges and lawyers who attended the Courts
aug o'gent examination OF the records and are now
S,oeu 70 the public, with confidence 10 their fidelity
me ,hree volumes are now published price SI4
Feb. 20 [93-wiwJ ROBERT I. SMITH.
WHOLESALE STOCK, shirt Collar and Bosom,
w yndnWdetory-The subscribers have ON hand
ana are daily receiving from their Msnufsctory-
stocks OF black and blue black silk velvet
DO do. do do. French bombazins
TO- 90 DO English and FIR. silk veslings
DO. DO do. Paris satin vesiing
do. do do. and white satin
The foregoing made Bfisile frames in ,bs verv
best manner, by experienced and first rate hands oti
anu trimmed with bows, pleats, apron fronts c. in eve
w variety oil style Also, large variety of Stocks mad.
on Patent rsmes plain aud trimmed as fore
together with black, white and ancy hair cloth do
WINE ana iancy eoored mar'eles, and white linen do
Bosons oil every style, Of linen, linen csmbric prass
cloth, imitation do, plain, pulled herring bone. Se
stitched, &c. '' "e'"
Shirt collars Of every pattern and quaIity-sn ex,ep
sve supply '' ~ eN'e"-
eusPsnders-a large assortment Of their own inporta
ton aud manufacture consisting OF superior quality dou
ole enu worsed white and fancy stripes do cotton double
END whe and sncy striped aud colored edges best Fng
Ish sS 10 also, an extensive and various supply of GUN
easuc uo'' which for and comfort TO the wesret
stands unriya'led " VIZ "
The subscribers beg leave 10 return their thanks 10
neT on customers in Virginia for their liberal patronage
heretofore and to invite their future iavors also those who
nave no as yet favored them with cali are respectfully
invited 10 do so The subscribers beg leave to assure our
cnsefs generally, that they will be supplied will, everv
a'ce 10 their line al the loves, possible rates Orders
promptly executed. EDGARs & CARTER
MantdcfUers and penders, late Warren Carrier.
No. 10, Honooey street. yNre,o YORK |
Nc" fork' Janury2i e0-w9m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25

HtROVE TAVERN.--The subsc,il,cr ,,o-;.o.- - -
AH firing TO private life, will lease out Tor fern If
years, not less than three, this well known stand G
Grove Tavern, situated in the Town of Seo,,syiIe pos
bstan Court House. To good and enterprsinc reon,
DeTs esse WIZ be given, with part Of the beds and fur
.uro oe'onging 10 said Tavern h required Posse.sio,
WI DC gwen on or before the first day Of Nav newt lie
"ouu embrace this opportunity Of returning thanks 10 HE
nune,ous friends and patrons for the liberal encourage
% ne bas met With, ADD solieits continuance thereof
until lease be eGe due nosc ~ s,,sS All
the subscriber. nICit'D 1poPgssy W
SeotIsyile, February LEI, 1885, oo-w4w
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vHNnE subscriber would respectfully inform ibe pub
COMPRESSOR business, in the town OF Petersburg and
wouu thankfully attend business, either IN The Jobs of
(exeept ardent spidts) entrusted to lis care.
OF ihe Information OF the merchants Of Richmond ba
"y y refer them TO Messrs. WIN. 81 j. G.. Crane.
, Ills means he would observe very Iimited b,, bs
hopes they will Increase. PUnciuairy and ro,rect
ness shall be his motto. JOHN ID WtIIisMS
Petersburg, Jan. 80. s4-wsas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-07-10

a case Of deep interest was reeeotly de-
cided by the Circuit Court Of Oneida coun-
~. New York. The action MAS brought
10y the Rev. Charles Giles, . very respect
able Methodist clergy man, against the de-
,fendsnt. David l.. Madison. for the seduc.
tom Of his wife. Il appeared ia e,idence
that Madison Was physieisn, and had OBJ.
tanned boarding IN tho hsuso Of the plain
tid. Here. while enjoying the kindness
aud hospitality Of Mr.. Giles. tho rum OF
his wife was effected, and, for more than
q year. was there carried on a criminal in
tercourss between defendant and plain.
tits wife, when they eIoped together
The testimony in the case presented the
most hesrtreodiny scenes The PLAIN
lih and his wife were proved 10 have lived
IN oil the bliss and enjoyment Of the most
perfect COMMUNAL felicity. In the language
OF a witness who had for years been init
mate with the family he thought them
the happiest family he ever knew" Hut
the destroyer came, and in an evil hour
the plaintiffs wife yielded herself 10 hi,
wishes. and is now ruined, dissrsced and
degraded woman. From all the testimo.
ny, It Was evident that the plaintiff had
treated his wife with great kindness and
attention, and until the arrival'or the de
fendant, nothing had ever occurred TO mar
their happiness or enjoyment
The jury, after being absent for q short
time. returned a verdict Tor tho plaintiff,
Tor two thousand five hundred dollars.
I'isbddf-lphia Iag,a-rr.