Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29

so lonu expected but still pretended that nc conn
dsn,lv expccted them 10 arrive III snort time
stated moreover, that he had harganed ~ith -,
Edward c. Bong Of this county i"i tract ~ ia'''
and for which he agreed 10 pay Boiling me sun
of "A -pn and Thus got his ia,lie:.in-law - GU
aorse me payment, Of bond OF three thousand seven
hundred dollars; which sum he borrowed 10 pay '' -
aad Now Smth Giias oitnr. pretended 10 Vis'c '''
Edward C. Bchng, 10 raty The land bargain ,; .' Nd
short absence he returned back, and, 10 no''s -
hv hook or by crouk derauded hn nht o' "'s w."
He remained with has wife few days, a'iu - ~ .
- ,o and se.. Bolinr again aud such was ~" '-e
lenvth of his absence, that his last we 800 e Tho
easy, proceeded in quest oil nm u t'e - meet
Rev MIR Boiling, oil this county, cSfeeo",, c;,b
u,b HIM there: bnt she found hiIn mol: W.. NJ
WIN '','. ~" h. anr Of the tam,ly-whiie there MIS-
, ~ hc acouain,ed with Mrs. Edward T. boins
( - hnse husband was absent olso' . ...or,I d,r,
TIE 100 ladies' retained together io' cle'a 49,:
I un,;,y expressed anxiety for ,"e return o' ''.s'l
ah1 ''i",''. ,.r once dreaming that they were the
;,os q; INC ead Tie same Hdn MIS-: oh'''"' ""' -
Nv. finally returned home, without hearing isom her
hnsbant-but Smith arrived soon ai'ef hci ,e'ui lo''
smooth tale relative to las ABSENCE, aiio '
cd ot his treatment from Boi!ng.
The want Of space compes us TO pass over many
events Of interest which transped after this last return
mentioned, until his arrest lis iasher'ih-ia", en-
RACED against Boiling and unwilling that his son-i-la"
should brook such injustice, sought redress ny tr force
and power Of the law lie accordingly had writ issued
for The arrest OF Boiling charging hun with swIndl'ng
Sidney r. Smith. On Tuesday last, (our county court
being in SESSION. Smith, in connexlon With young
man, relative Of rs. Smith, arrived at lanceyv'lie,
The county seat Of this county, his way as he SAID,
10 Southampton, 10 take charge Of several negroes
which he owned there, and to collect large sum OF
money then due HIM; but his arrival at the court
house, lie made out TO the young man that his horse was
lame 10 travel iurthersent the young man on To
Southampton stating that he would reurn get another
horse and soon be with him. Thus they parted, and
Tie young man is now, perhaps, awaiting Smith :, aftdS
Boiling ;, presence in Southampton, or lnqulrns III
vain after the property. We have said they parted
Smith pretended TO 20 back. Colonel Lea, deputy
sheriff who had been the look out Tor Boilng, was
informed that lie Was in the village; further IN
quiry he learned that Boiling had left town-some
unc had met h.in. Col. Lea mounted his horse and
pursued him; he overlook Boiling, who was on hs way
l. tie residence ii hs FIRST wl'r and brought hm 10
town inarine the feeling Of his new iihrr.in.law,
ahn WAS in ianceysiic, that day, seeking Boiling
arrest, IL stepped INTO tie courthouse 10 observe In"
culpr,, lnr the first time, and I'll glimpse exclaimed
-aM, God that the man who mafrlrd ny daughter
Boling HAVING brcm brought before IN examining
court; was required 10 give bail II the snm Of $4,000,
with securities, which failing to d" he was
committed 10 i'll, aud the witnesses bound 10 appear at
Guord Superior Court, whe,e l;e defendant Bpiing
will have his trial before the Hon Jndgr Nash.
I.Hifon ~ O. Ckron.