Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-02
s, nsn the Sour, dree'sd the Clerk to max. n.

nen 'ne court direeicd the Clerk 20 max.
i Wy accordingly. MAKE 'he en-
| Mr. Goode states that he ,.m..L.a
nc moment, shat as counsel for ,hs ~ Sour
ee himself bound TO notify, through the n,hIa nc
pefs, all persons for whom had hired ~, o pa
.s he year is4o no, to pay the Commission so'
that thinking was too much as;,,,sa n.i' add
~ comprehend him. he requested Mr. Jonss I,he
ue.inl as they ieit the Court House to,etb.r ~ w
pear inc Statement, TO mt. Need ssv tha, 80. =
NJ. 1 Ge ia'sehooo. had 70 communication Win
hr uoode IN the Court Room which DO. ~. "t.i'
nc and heard by all present, noae Of wboo, pun
" N'u support this statement. G, mot L.,;..a
great as was my distress and mortific,;o'
-, tnat Eeorge w. Goode would haze ID
oe III r ,e, 70 my lace (eEen under the pro,Sct;on
:, no Hout') me indignty implied in such Coz,
nuniesuon. IL imported total disbelief Of olI !
nau saio 10 him, and of all had lust soIcnnI,,
e~ofn IL impu ed TO me the grossest fraud ~
PheguIy IN surrendering blank schedule. wbils,
"ese commissions were still due to me- which r.
tended to receive and pocket in de6,nc. - III
ana justice and the fair claims OF my credi,ors =,
is true That MIR Jones did, after the aJournn,an, r.
he SonH, bear me n message Of that imnor, -
,en returned ut reply. Mr. Goode has been
very particular in stating the MESA 90 ac,n.II -
hverea, and supporting his statement bv m. .s,;s
1 " tne bearer, IN order TO show that NV son !.
su"y vi misrepresentation in calling il Htbre,,.a
ing message" The condition that unless "se,,Isd
7 ,h,"n may not have been expressed, although
u Dth nt must DC dull. indeed Nuvh,
Goes not see IN the message itself and the ,tI.L
gu houce IN connection with the rest of the trans,
uoh, either stolidily and Ignorance or isasI
Pepes, 100 gross Tor belief, or "a design TO f,,ce
OF the debt, under the terror of an
exposure, which must not only wound and rno,,;S,,
my FEELINGS, but shake the confidence of nil xha.y
management nv " my sons
:; hhnIruy. shall notice but one other perve,s;on
sn.' issue OF Misrepresentation and that relates
NJ
heard nothing more Of the matter un,il th. nS
Jay n'sn' ioIowIng, when boy called NJ his off,.
ana sald-Mr. Tabb wanted 10 know who M, ,Ls
no'lce IN the Wing, lpresen;ing to him the ar;s;n.
.',auIIIPt notleel dis reply was, that he did h
ana knew II before. He thought notb;ne noora =,
Huil me Monday morning following. wbe5 the 49,
SUIT was made upon him" His design here IA
oovious-to impress the idea that sent the nov 10
MAKE the inquiry, and that he had received NO 70
w " an inquiry calculated to place him on hi.
fuafu against al aitack-,hat tho inquiry had
oeen unreasonably delayed, and that the ss.,u,,
look him by surprise Now, he knows perfec,Iy
wen mat The boy was sent from the Whs Office h,
the Editors 10 make this inquiry-that nv SON bad
ue'"anueo the author OF the offensive publication
ana that IN compliance with the es;abl;sI "a r,,I"
me oihce the messenger was sent 10 oe, ,hs ,,,,,
OF II, and to apprise him of the a.
manu-: ms messenger waited on him ohon, 6vo
CLOCK L. M. oil the day on W hch that publica,;on
.s1 eppented list january Under these circum.
vinn;t, UT. uooee may succeed If he can, in con-
'lheins the public that he was uuapprised OF The
meditated attack rr-N VI 'he
"''' uone with this subject-I have no time for
neWsPaper controversy, and no taste for a wa, Of
WORDS: The public will decide upon the who's snk.
tial. pIIir no a, IIr' a n1 npaF-
January cath, IsIl- '' ADD Dr.
having peen requested by Mr. p. NJ. Tam. Sr
Ion" VIA. know IN relation to his arrest by Mr.
80 NS, tne Shenh of Henrico county, under a ca sa
Oh Mr. VIM, A. Carter, on the 3Ist Ilscerohsr ISio
90 state, as follows; That ON The dav shov. 80,
'en, was on business with MIR. Tabb in his OFF,
s"en Nr. l.. H. Jones came in and very soon tool
VT aoo OUTSIDE of the door, and after some mi
nules CONVERSATION Mr.. Tabb returned. and fol.
rohh an5 ZONES rom me alley, in which they two
iaoo ana Jones, had hld this conversation. 10 tbss
corner on Main street, where Mr. Jones halted and
Muh informed me, Tor the first time thai he ,LoL,
Mr. 1 aoh would probably require INV serv;css %
magistrate lie then, after a moments reaec,ion
ia thAt me Superior Court was in session.
a an, that The oath must be taken in ouen Con-,
w hst we were la conversation AZ ,be .o" a,
iaoo passed US, and Mr.. Jones followed IT,,
went IN The direction of MIR. Goodies Office In
very lew minutes MIR, Tabb and Mr.. ZONES return
a"u M'' apo went into his Office, and return
CO. putting at the same time n n,ner in he -, "
he came out | attended the parties M, IS nSt ,S
way TO the Court, leaving them at Bigser,s GOMEZ
Oh tue way, enquired Of MIR. Jones xh.tbsr :,
case Tue Court had adjourned, would il be his dntv
70 uetaia Mr.. labb IN custody2 a.. He said il wouli
,'i.n ashsu himi " the Court mad not adjourned
"heVher there would not be difficulty anon, ,bs
heuee MIR. Jones distinctly informed me tLoi IA,
, Had oeen ioaiued. went BY the Bank. and
lneh on 20 me Court when 1 reached the Con-,
room, Mr. Tabb, MIR. Jones, Mr.. Goode. Messfs
Mr f pnn; Mn iD9 and others We're present,
desired to take the Oath An enquiry WINS 49,
~ the Clerk or the Judge il notice had been CIV
Ven' Mr.. iabb then said Mr.. Goode had asEsed
10 waive the notice. Mr.. Goode said he had 1901
10 "aiVe 1t, 1t Mr. Tabb would deliver Est Of ne.
s.Oes Whicr ne had hired out. Mr.. Tabb said "it
hoi MS list, out his son's-(hs had agreed 10 do
jee1ed TO wave notice The SGdge G then iS ss H Ec
would administer the Oath, entering Mr.. Goode as
counsel present IN Court. Mr.. Goude mai. ,bo
objection TO the Court that he was there ON o,hsr
business ana hsd been sent for by the Judge Not
wlWstlnd'ng the objections as urged hy Mr. Good
the Jujge directed the Clerk TO administer The ,,b
me S'erK proceeded to administer the oath. az d
Teoteu, ana MIR. Tabb had nearly concluded ,La
oi'h, and was about TO kiss the book, when Mr.
Goode slept up and made some remark IN ,ha
I"uHi ana then the Court directed the Clerk -
enter II accordingly. | distinctly understood the
ueeNslos OF the Judge 10 be, that Mir. Tabb nigh,
take the oath upon stating Mr. Goode ne ,,"'s.,
as counsel and this preceded The rema+L oS W.'
Goode to the Court. and the Courts direction to
enter Il accordingy RO A Mhyp
Tuesday, 26,h January, 1871.
WHERFAs, JAMES JULER, byITa,ie Ws,c6 77,,I 10
MAKER, len England for the United states I'm a.. al
VI pa ana was last heard Of at Richmond Va-f ays
an w ne VIII wiiie TO his brother MIR Gcotge Jner Nom
waIhain NORFOLK England, he will hear OF somebinr
Sh 70 hs advantage. II dead, any person Thai NJ ,is
suen Information as can legally bc acted upon sh,IIbc ~,
m Le~arded In subsequent r sionce az Bosfcn
e alottsad took the same Of GEORGE and NAV
% nsEh snoMn by some other name He was ,hsn ~
s S,S, year ahont feet inches high e leg nv
$500, Nuih iad Eom the knee 10 the anee ANY infoi
na'toh Io'Sed with Mfszrs DAVENPORT A. EIIpS
hisn'nond, or Mr. ARTHUR HIRsT, New Yort' vii h.
fc l-ci0t
CO-PARTNEKSHIP.
ut subscribers having associated themselves trctbcr
= = unler me hfm and style OF COlDEgN 4 GENTRY
havctAsenl hQ stand formerly occupied by Gooie col
pel MneIothey intend keeping all times an hand fi
assorimsnt Of Groceries which they will sc a.
- oW Iaics ior cash. orto punotual customers can no
Eci o,i,As.u W. re CITY, they respectfully invite their