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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16

Al Couy Of Monthly session, beld for Richmond coun.
arg, 1911. - ~ ~
" vas Ordered, on moiion Of Augustine NeaIe, Rss
one ~ TIE Har, that the following preamble and Trso
IONS pc entered on ne records ofihe d Court; andst
egpea herepf be forWardad m fhn Wha and Enauirer
OF Richmond with request that fbo same he pubslied
Whefets me Court have heard with deep SORROW of bs
nem'e Of the Hgn'tlo IofEPH w. Cntss msmbsr Of hs
~ ~ we sad Court since their tsf session and 90 tes-
IVY IN ua SOLEMN manner ~ HE eKated worth uui.
tsl ocaf 500 brilliant mind 10 pure heau-servsd with
10 the ssfe and Federal Councils orfhe nation
Wha .nhIed - no public, and sincerely loved by his
Henus ueat moral light b. ertlnrmished amonF Us
On, ong long will The influence n HE example be etf
h,sored. Msrfforf That the Coun oi Richmond eoun.
aeepy ament ihc dispensaiion Of Providence IN tho
oesih oi nc late HOn'ble Joseph w Chlnn
spPea aifo, ~ tho request % the Bsr and Oeers Of
VIC Douu that hey unite In the sentiments and demon
IHon.o respect herein before oEpreFFei the memo
y 0l me said Hon'bs Joseph W Dhlnn add most cor
dIy l9 ne tender n sympathy to HE Tdov and ohsreb
nsfotre0' That the Court Bar and Oficsrs aC,resad
wear the usual badge Of MOURNING In Of respsri
=" Nc memory OF The deceased Tor The apace Of ~ .vs
hefoirsd That tho CLERK Of this Court DO fransry ~
me WHO" 81 the deccdent copy Of fhese proc eengs
. copy Tede,
jas J. 3 JEPTHEs D. CR.C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
Po,chaian, Jan. ~, IsiI.

On yesterday the Governor appointed the fol.
lowing named persons Directors, on the part of the
State, for the Bank Of Virginia and Branches, for
the year lSii
AT Rfehmond-John n. Gordon William III,
Hubbard,' Henry w. Moncure,' VIM. p. Shrp-
pard.-
at .NSItsik-wm. d. Selden, James II. I,elran. ,
Jas. +. Hunting
"a Peters6urg-wm. Psnnell, Francis c. Stain
back, John Dunn
at Fredsrieks burg-Basil Gordon. John s We'll
ford, Robt. Dickey..
AT Neutrality-suspicious. II. Holmes, Albon Nc.
Danie,- Chs s. Mostly.
AT Charissfon-Chs. Venable,- Spicer Patrick,
Geo. w. Summers.
N Danviiie-Thos. d. Noel. John Ross. Thos.
p. Atkinson.
at Buchanan Ohio w. Kean, Jno. NJ. Harvey.
Chs. L. Beae.-
at Portsmouth, A. Grice, Jno. S. Hutton,
James NJ. Binford.-
Nav Direrfnr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16

cute systsm Of prudent operations and arran,,
ments preparatory to the day thus unaltsrablv an.
pointed for resumption II these Banks are iuJ;.
eioosly directed during this time, las they app.ar
to have been, with the same view for the last NJ
months,) they can, with the aid Of the two s,anl.
crops OF the State, be placed in a condition Of inn.
pregnable strength, and yet not withhold proper "a.
eili,ies to commerce. Nor would this pos,ponemsn,
fairly affect the credit OF these institutions abroad.
On the contrary, their credit would be improved bv
the position about to be assumed, Of independence
OF the action OF Banks, in the stability of who's.
present resumption no portion of the country con.
hdes. Ear worse, in my opinion, will be their ere.
a. their action shall be regulated by the proceed
ings and results in Philadelphia
In the next place, may not this extension be si
ven advan,ageousy to the Banks, without either
serious inconvenience, OF loss to any portion of the
public7
The Inconvenience which arises from the scarcity
OF small change, may, TO great extent, be avoid.
ed, by permitting the Banks to issue, for limited
period, one and two dollar bills, redecmable in spe
Gle; or by requiring them 10 pay their five dollar
notes IN com; and any serious loss in making
commercial rem'tiances, may be guarded against by
restricting the Banks TO very moderate rates of ex-
change, or premiums on chscks of par value with
specie No other provisions, it occurs to me. would
be necessary to satisfy the wants and still the COM
plants of the public, during the brief term r,ropos
cd for the suspenson-unle the General Assem-
bly, should deem it right to superadd some obliea-
ton the deposte Banks, to settle the interest on
the State debt in specie or its equivalent.
SENEX.
Ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
MoEOAB, JAsUARF II, 1871.

Mr. ANDERSON presented hs credentials OF Mr.
. = Nicholson, appointed a senator from the
State Of Tennessee 20 until the meeting OF the
next Legislature, in the room Of the late Mr. Pelir
Grundy.
Mr. NICHOLSON was duly qualified, and took
his seat
Mr. CLAY presented the credentials Of Mr. Crit
tenien, Senator elect after the 4h Of March. 1871
which were read, and ordered 70 be placed on flo
Mr. CLAY desired 70 say 10 tie Senate that.
when he gave notice on Monday last that he would
today call up The resolution submitted by birn DOR
the rcpca! Of the sub-Treasury,p be thought the
Senate would be entirely foil, bot o. that was not
the case, There being some five or SIX Senators
absent aHd the election Of Two others not decided
he would forbeaT 10 do 50 today, but would
lake an opportunity carly IN the next week TO call
HUp,
Memorials and petitions were then preeeated and
appropriately referred.
PROSPECTIVE PRE-. EMPTION BILL.
The Senate then proceeded 10 the consideration
Of the special order, the bill relating TO the perma
nent and prospective pre- omption system.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
Fon THE VINO.


From the proceedings OF the present Legislature
IN relation TO the election of U. S. Senators we NAV
justly infer that our beloved old Commonwealth Is
TO be harrassed hy another exciting contest in the
spring, and no where will the friends of the "dving
swan" and his furnishing brood of Office seekers
make more desperate effort than in this county
From being deeply buried in the muck and mire OF
Loco focolsm, whittier she led by deceitCu par-
tizans, she has, by manly cXertions well nigh eS.
treated herself, and is now ready at one more leap
TO mingle with her patriotic sisters. In view OF
these facts them does not IL become the duty of her
truly Republican sons TO exert their strength 10 the
uttermosti And ought they not to be already
looking around for some available candidate TO ron
resent them in the next General Assembly AZ
least such IS our opinion, and consequently we bee
eave to call the attention of our friends TO Dr. Bev
erly ID. Roy, whose well known political princi.
pies must render him uneXceptionable TO every true
wing, whilst his requirements and native strength
OF mind, would enable him to represent us with ere
DIT TO himself and honour TO the county
u we are not very much mistaken Dr. r. bns
been several times called upon to suffer his name
TO be thus brought before his countymen, and ms
often refused on account of his domestic relations.
but now, that the smiles Of fortune and noture,s
grts have made him independent we confidently
hope that he will yield to the earnest socitntions
OF his friends, and in that way which he can do
most, aid IN promoting the cause Of Reform.
MANY WINGS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
From ~ Lendon Shippinr Gastilt.
MAINE.

The Legislature Of this State met in session on
the 9th inst. r.. ~. Nose, Of Kennebec, (whg,)
was chosen President OF the Senate, and Daniel
Sanborn Secretary.
10 The House, three ballots we're had for Speak.
er, but no choice was made. The highest vote on
The first was for John Otis, Of Hhowen (whig }
5-there being l79 members present. After the
tnFa ballot, Mr. Gus declined being longer can
Clerk, receiving - votes
After the Withdrawal Of Mr. Otis, Josiah s. Lit
lie, oiPouland, was nominated w tbo Wing mem
befs and was no doubt elected on the next day
MAJ IuT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
TuEspAr, January -, is4l.
IN SENATE.

SFECIAIs OKUEK.
he Senate then proceeded TO the discussion Of
the special order, the bill relating to the permanent
and prospective pre- emp,ion system, when
Mr.. CALHOUN rose and addressed the Senate
at length in favor of his substitute for the amend
mcnt OF Mr. Crittenden.
MIR. CRIrTENDEN followed, and was replied
TO by MIR Benton, when at a late hour. The senate
adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
TnuRspA,, Jim. ll, lsM.

On motion OF Mr.. SMITH,
The Senate took up the bill dvorcing WIN. Pru-
den from his vile Louisa, and 1t was on motion IN
definitely posiponed-Ayes 10, noes 5.
Mr.. Coon reported a bill establishing Flour
inspection in the city Of Wheeling. which was pass
ed.
MIR. BLAND reported bill providing for taking
the sense OF the citizens OF Tyler county, upon the
removal of the seat Of Justice Of said county-lad
upon the table.
Mr.. Coon reported bill divorcing Thos. Prick
EFT from his wife EIizabe,h-lad upon the table.
On motion Of MIR. WILEY,
The Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16

,is ,.;s o. ths sterling ,epublic,n and denocr..
nov TO The wishes ofhis patty, should he lie A., ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
DIED.

hths residence oftbe Falling Spring in the county
OF Allegheny, on the 10Th instant, Cant. Hrssy
NJ ,ssIE, IN the 59.h year Of his age.
Enquirer requested TO copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
VIA CANAL,
Arrived.

Canal Boat Champion, Doughty, from SCOTS.
rile, with llOi bushels Of wheat, to N. Il. Rag.
land Mary Ann, Cross, from Scot,sville. empty.
CLEARED,
Canal Boat Flying Lucy Mosby, for Seousville,
with sundros, to ]. q J. r. Blair and 20 tierces OF
plaster apd bags clover seed, to Michaux's Fer
ry. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
AIAHRIEIl

On Thursday evening, the Iitb instant. bv IN.
Rev. w. II. Hart, Va. II. LueKE, ESQ. To Miss
JAEE IT, daughter Of Samuel s. Saunders, ESQ. sll
Of this city ~ w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16

The question being on Mr.. Crittenden's amend. .
ment To distribute the proceeds Of the sales among
the States, and to limit the privilege onyto persons
not worth more than Q 1000
Mr.. BENTON denounced the amendment with
bill
Mr. MANGUM spoke at length against all the
features OF the bill, and was followed by
Mr.. LINN, who advocated the pre-emption sys-
TEN In its utmost latitude.
Mr.. CALHOUN then moved to amend the
amendment by striking out all after the enscting
clause, and substituting 'the bill TO cede the public
lands TO the States in which they lie ON certain con-
dition."
MIR. c. said he desired to present his views on
,his question, which might occupy the Senate for
nail an hour or an hour, but as the hour was late
ne would take another occasion to do so. As the
amendment offered by the Senator from Kentuc-
Ky had opened all the ground relating to the ques.
uon, he hoped the debate would now take the
widest range.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Ihe Journal of Saturday having been read
ihe SPEAKER announced the special order Of
me day TO be the case OF contested election from the
StNte OF Pennsylvania between Mr. Naylor and
MIR. lngersoll.
MIR NAfLOR rose and addressed the House
IN behalf of his right to the held by him;
entering minutely into the history of the case and
lnto the testimony taken in relation to It; and
Plying ,triaiim to the positions assumed by MIR.
ingersoll IN his argument of last week.
MT. N. continued to speak without concluiing)
until near three o'clock, when he gave way TO a
motion for adjournment.
And the House adjourned till tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

~.
Rev. JONI LEI BURN, Of PETERSBURG. IL expec,d
TO preach in Dr.. P,umot's Church tomorrow morr-
ing.
bEJS Copies Of the WOMAN, bound in boards
arc now ready for delivery, Price ~ %. This
volume consists Of 40 Nos and contains the Official
election returns the several States
January Z.
MIR. WEBsTERis ADDRESS,
To the Ladies Of Richmond, elegantly printed on
satin, for sale NJ tho Yooman Office
a CARD.
HAVING Incurred heavy expenditure. during IN. La.
canvass IN printing fof Committees, Clubs and oth.y
persons, am compelled 20 ak attention 10 -
numerous small balauceFtho Withholding Of which h a.,
Ing serious injury Willmy frenda gve The suitsrt
thought, now that the eEoiteinentis overI
as John n gATIAUrR
MARSHALL THEATRE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
MADAME LECOMPTE
And the French AItstes HAVING ARRIVED ,h., in
tnakc their drst appearance on WV
MONDAY EVENING, January 18th. 1871
n1-Psne nlars IN future advertisements. hB
4 lLb Nv 2, SCOTCH AND IRISH WiIISKRY a. scoJ
~ perhaps, a. ever 10 this market Tor ,Ie AZ f
iaI6-dn r,miI, cros.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16
FROM THE NORTU

We have received intelligence from the North as
Tar as Troy. On Friday at one o'clocI, the lee in
the river opposite that city had broken up and was
floating toward Albany.
From Albany we have advices also, TO Friday
evening at o'clock 10y
South Market street was impossible for foot pas
sengers, and all communication was carried ON bv
boats. " -
.CArsKILL,-The damage at this place and vi
cnlty Is reported to be extensive
SAUGERTIEs-The losses at this place are esti-
mated at 100 600 dollars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16

MIR. WEBsTER's Address,
To the Ladies Of Richmond elegantly printed on
Min for sale NJ tho Ycomnn Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-16

Rev. JoHE LEI BURN, Of Petersburg, is expected
TO preach IN Dr.. Pumofs Church Tomorrow morr =
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-12

MISC e LII A " z O US.
From the Louisville Journal.
A S II | r r Tale.

Permit me, modest reader, to urge u
reconsideration Of that blush which has
Just tinged your fair cheek. Indeed it is
pretty. Yet, me thinks, it seems difficult
10 tell whether offended modesty or lndig-
nation predominates in it. "Why what,
caption. The scandalous, indicate,
vulgar" Stop my dear reader, don't fly
into such pet about nothing. Just take
one more look at that unfortunate caption,
and examine little more close y lis Or
biography. Observe, too, with what eau
tious regard TO your delicacy have pla-
ced the obnoxious words in italics, that
there might by no possibility be a mis-
take. Ii simply means sort OF story
(nolhing else upon my word, y in which a
shirt is chief actor, or hero, as it might
be termed. There now, it is all explain
ed IN few words, and ! see you are
ashamed OF your too hasty anger. Aod
now that we are friends permit me 10 Oh
serve that the great objection TO partIc
ular part Of that detestable garment II
strange. The general term shirt is a
least expressible shirt bosom is ever
better and shirt coIar--why no on
finds fault with that. My preudices are
not so sectional. delest the thing as {
whole. hate a shirt as | do Old Nick
Bysthe bye, wonder if he wears one
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-12

my rapid exit. 'Halloo, Sam, what the
devil he shouted but was out ofhear-
ing,
There it was. The rascal had stuck the
COMPOUNDED little pin in the ruiiles, whose
history he had minutely related TO Miss
Sally, well knowing that if The ruffles es'
cqPed detection, there was no chance Tor
tie PIN Curse oil shirts and the devil
'taISe all rullles, say |.
"P. S. A week after this occurrence,
tie following announcement appeared IN
the CringIetown Gazette"
Married, on last Tuesday night, by tn
Rev. 'rhos, Binderfast, Mr.. Richard Shack
lelord, to Miss Sarah, daughter OF Squire
isaac Martin; all OF this place.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-12

fSister to Leftenant Carter's only Son.B
Near Springfield Mountain there did DWELL
A lovely damsel known full we'll,
Leftenant Carriers only gal,
Her fathers joy-and named Sal.
One day this dsmscl tript it quick.
Down to a stream. to berries pick.
She hadn't pluckd but two or three
When her foot spt, and in went She
And when into the stream she fell,
She uttered horrid yell.
And then sunk down beneath the wave,
BECAUSE no hand was there TO save.
Her lover saw the awful sight,
And to her ran with all his might.
But when from out the stream he took her,
All sign of life had Quite torsook her,
lie roll q ana ron her AL aDout'
ndquickly brought the water out,
But when he found her soul had fled,
lilo wruug mis- hands and cri.i.ed.
And then her lifclcss form he bore,
Untoher anxious mothers door.
Saying Mrs. Carter here you see,
All that is left of Sal-al-lc!!
Theawful news shot through her brain,
And down she fell, nor spoke again.
The lover he some pizen took,
And upwards gave an earnest look:
And told his ghost to follow after,
His own dear Sail, and Mrs. Carter.
SP0oNs.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-12
p o Il L II Y.
"Heree Poetry crafts

Her poice 10 ages; and informs the page
With music, image, sentiment and thought
Never to die! the treasures Of mankind
Their hgAest honor, anI their trueSt joy''
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-12
From the Gospel (Mo,) Banner.

From the Gospel (Me,) Banner.
There are good wit and humor, both in tn
GLOWING lines
A DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS SoLlL-
OQUY.
Yes, il is so two years have flown,
Since first took my paper
Time scarcely comes ere it is gone
Like transient blaze OF taper,
Could keep pace with his career,
Though ere so transitory,
And pay my printers bill each year,
'Twcre not 70 sad story.
pu, now, near twice twelve months, find
The printer has been drilling
And negligence like mine,
And I've not paid shilling.
The bill is now FIVE dollars-near--
1t grieves me but to think it,
When have spent twice that, each year,
For many a useless trnket.
Alas how could wrong the man,
Who long has sent me weekly,
So rich treasure and who can
Endure such treatment meekly
OF late I've suffered much from fear,
And mental perturbation,
Lest I should see my name appear
In black list publication.
But thanks TO Providence most kind,
And printers long forbearanco,
Inow will ease my troubled mind,
BY paying off my clearance.
There's left me now-ay, let Inc see,
From wages of last winter,
Only solitaryV,
And that shall pay the printer
Ny negligence in time that's past.
| hope he II not think hard on,
For will pay him we'll at last,
And humbly beg his pardon.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-12

M,SSiSSiPpi,--The Opposition nave al
length succeeded in organizing regular
Antl-Bond paying ticket, TO run aga'ns!!
the Wings aud honesty. ATlghman W.
TUCKER is the candidate for Governor ;
Jacob Thomson and William NJ. Own
are their candidates for Congress Inc
latter gentleman was United states war
shall for the Southern District OF MlsslsSip7
nj under Mr.. Van Buren,, and 49, we
believe. who drew in one year some hlhe'
ty thousand dollars in fees, from bank
ruptcy and distress brought upon the
State by Locofoeoism. The Wings may
almost be supposed to have no opposition;
at least, Tor the honor oil the STATE anu
The country We hope Scholarships In
quirer
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-08-12

Latest Fashion. Jefiersonian says,
1" Iowa gir,s dance with cheese in'thelr DO
souas.n We don't believe word o'Ai.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20
DY.SNATCHING
NJ. Editor


/ NJ Editor For The T,i5snc
much surprised DAYS since in reading an arti-
Gle IN the Courier and Enquirer which speaks conlempuously
OF that par, Of Gov Eswerhs Message which recommends
that the abolition OF Imprisonment for kelt in Connecticut
be extended to nonres!dents The Courier ridcues tn.
i.ea and soys the People New York DO w any such
cou-tcSy eNteSded TO them &c.
Sow, yeAurc say that hundreds feel grateful fo the
recommendation. and should become q law, will be d
source q great relief and be2cit to them
You that large proportion Of the bushes,
IN this City from Connecticut; and many have been
fortunate within the last few wears from known
= and weighed down by debts they
pay
To such would be source Of much confer, to know
that they their friends times sickness death
,gihou. re fear feeling the clutch Of an officer
Many yet simple ea.GSh 10 say that 10 honest man
need nave any fears OF being noestc kaos letter from
experience There men, AMI few, this cor,lnl-
n who would follow you the very grave of your
relation II there the las, hope Of getting dollar BY it.
Cannot YOU say something for unfortunate Yankees
JAMES.
We cer:any consider the remark of the Courier founded
and think have originated with or been
approved by the Senior Editor We heartily hope that the
suggestion of Gov Ellsworth will meet with favor from th
Legislature OF Connecticut, and that GENERAL BAsxarpr
law VII Ooa,e the necessity for all partinl measures
Of relief g homes, debtors Ed Tribun<
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20
New Yorh 1rDisIdturc.

NcW@t oth NtDIs1dFuFE
o. r..i, inc Senate resolved to meet at hall past 3
~ >, .,,.;j.r Csn Root. resolutions in favor Of Ma
.,,r B,rt ,so Gen r. resolutions respecting the ap-
poa'nent OF Ni'"0er' o' e''7 20 ''''''
GINA con'roye1sy-
The bill auh"rhi"s ;ae CoFPor&'" o. 'n'' O''S to '
money (Sloo'ooO) by A ''' '.s sy'' "'' ''''''
'1h passed AZ
e,,..,. ,t ,vvov<.; wa. also r,a.I
o' ,'' 1o''''' 80. v,,. "a
''' '..' ''' c,n.,u.,;, rh,r.
i"' '''' - '.''' -. W,
The bill amend The Revised Statutes IN regard to 'o
Schools (Pfo'idas Tor County 'aPerntend'niS' Ns)
49,; s,r,.el
Tho hin ,r,,jin, the .n-t,- of the Greenwich Savings
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20
y.,yIEcN BROTHERS.

BRokEE>. No. 20 WALL.9 7 Il ! I.
Ely AND SELL UaenrreH' Bank "g'e-' Ian" ''A n' Ger
rideate, OF Deposit OF every point IN the tHon.
p Of rsand Notes Soyereign. and other Gold coin Haa;ad
New-York tribune., 1841-05-20

,+-.-4~ l-l
'eai- ana I'4 '0-'-
-..l .,... -. 4seis,i the murder. To be sure
~. -. Grand jury by which The .adict
-, 49,, -,.,-i,,.; !, NAV be -. I snow
''en1 "a '-''' - .b,r f me iu,v re-, not
-...-i,,s-,,f-iots. toe nho vii
,rl ,s-.,-;e. mountain high and
Ia 49,. L.sn had A. the -cntleHlaa h4d
II I'D, +. had been adnlitted by NcNa5 i.-at IT.
iron. 5e then vas guilty. o lie 'l1r-
- -i,-,,,.rr against him Il mas been
,.i,y ,bs, ,i:.i not the Governor
7'' '''l' i,...r =, 10 50. he thought than
eno reg Fo had f... been
''' c,y Head va, also au
'aAen ana ''''-' W.. -. hin. -. +, -,,r.
accessory D1io'' -' 1-,,.+r ~ ..-..;..-
'ierer and des.Toy'' 0' =''.--''-' ..r.
III 't' 'dSe " " -. ,,,fi - -,ra; :,
h'' '' '7-''' l''- ..,.,3.,. :.Lor- =.
"o'o Fe'''h'' ''''
lowers ..-, =,
lie appeaiea 'e' 10 ','s - -, i,-
cause ana not s'i'-s ''''
der oy putting ~
war winch iheS deS'Te'' L ''' ''''' ''''
the SPoi'' lie ie' sDFe 'N' O''''' ''1''
such proceeding a' 'n'
MI Spencer closed Ms a'S4''e''' . 49,
Tuesday night by coisiaeTa'''H % ''e ''i' - $500
Mcleod was rot to De heu I'TS0'"''s ~ '>''''' ~
much a ne was o'y obeyins the orders o' ~
He cited particularly IN poiHt hat oi d o'u !" '''
British East India Service who vas indicted isT an o'
committed while acting under orders a'd U'De'
m almost precisely similar those attending the present
case The crime charged committed during an actual
,b,gl M, . formal war 1t brought up before the
D.,,v cosr and the prisoner was tired AMI convicted by