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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

,O BUiIDERS-SraIed Proposals will be received
designed Saturday, the 4h day o June ncat for the
erection of an additional building Of brick stone foundation
the Western Lunac Asylum corresponding in aud
plan the addition tho Northern wing The pro-
posas required he for the wole work complete the under
all the materials Bond ap
proved security will be required for The faithful Performance
the contact. ROBERT s. BROOKE,
L. l. STEVENSON,
kENTON HARPER,
Executive Committee
April 1lI-wtd
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In the Unite the Eastern District Of Virginia.
18th April, 1872
Gorge F. SWAMI Of The county Of ChesteIisld having
ordered that all persons claiming be creditor, Of r said
George F. Swami show to tie Court on tin 2 day Of say
why he said George T. Swami be declared Bankrupt
Congress that behalf and that copy Of
be published in the newspapers according the 2nd
and 2ilh Rules of Court.
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
April Is 1i3-u5w
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TN CHANCERY- yRGISIA:-Ata Cour, held f,r nu.k...,
county, tho Court house, the l4,h day OF March s
Abraham Cooke, VIM. B. Cooke, and VIM Garp.i az
his wife, formerly Mary Cooke, PIan.s "'
against ''
Armi.tead Garnett and Johanna B. his wife, John A.
ter William l.. Lancaster, Hester Ann Lancaster chliH
heirs of Sarah b. Lancaster, Stephen Cooke, Abraham a.
John Cooke George Cooke and alarlnda - form rv M
Cooke and her husband children and hen, ~
Cooke deceased, Emcine Penek formerly Watson and s"
Watson children ana neis L,Ds s. a.son formerly co
TIE defendants. stephen Cooke Abram Cooke IrAa CO..
George Cooke, Miranda 9. formerly M,an1a Cock.
her husband, children and heirs Of John Co..,
ceased Emene Penck formerly = Watson and susan ~
SON children and heirs Of Elizabeth WATSON formerly 10,
and SUSAN 8 Anderson formerly Cooke having etts,J
aopr.race and given security, according the If A
and the rules of Court, and II appearing by satisfactory
derce thai they are inhabitants Of this counlry Il !.
Tim: The sal absent defendants do appear here The in,
of June Court next and the bill Of the plaintiffs. an
eopv of this order he forthwith inserted new %
pubsh.d in the city III Richmond for two months
and .rd at the front door OF the Court house Of this eouu
4 Ccp:-Tcs;e,
ROIrE ELDgIncr r
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March OF

IN ClAACEKY.-At an Intervening Cu.n be ,un ang -.
for Essex county, the Courthouse, in Tappahaunes.
the 2lst day Of February, 1872:
Benjamin II. Munday, Plaintiff:
against
Ela! Sawyer and Maria his WIFE who, before marriage
Maria Bunday, Polly Richard Jenny, Caty, and Adam Busa
Defendant.
This day the plan,iG By counsel and flied hi. biz snI,
dr PENDANTS having entered their appearance and
by satisfactory evidence that they
Of this ComGnn wealth On tie motion of tho rai,ia ~.
d.red, That the said defendants appear here r Li Non
DAY in May next, and the plaintiff, BIZ; and Tia,
nf this be forthwith inserted Ia spape p.
in The city Cf Richmond for two months sitcessircy aG M
another tereofbe posted at the from, door Of hs
house of this county.
Copy-Te,tc,
JAMES ROY MIcoU, j.. c.
March IL lC3-wss
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IN CiANCERY.-v,RGixis:-At Rules held in tie c-h, -
flee OF ihr Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Ctance ,
county Of enco and city al Richmond the Cal.eev
the SEVENTH day uf March, 1912:
William Winsied, Jr, Administrator of Pster Wnsoa d,
ceased Plaintiff
against
Henry Chorley and another, Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered his
and given security according the art Of Assembly and "
rules of this CONT and appearing by satisfactory eyl-r
he is not nla5ant Of this Commonwealth: Il Ct.r
That the said defendant do appear here the fr Nod
June next and the hill Of the plaintiff and to.e
hi, order be forthwith inserted newspaper Dr.:
in the Guy Richmond for months successfully 90.
Al the front door of The Capitol in the said city.
a copy-reste,
WIN. G. SANDS. G
March Of la,-us.
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PREMIUM MACHINES.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
MACHINE MANUFACTOR
Corner Of Main and 18th strcets,)


Opposite The Medical College, Richmond, I"s'a''
THE subsc,ber propreto. of The above establishment
constantly hand will firasi nj short noier, .. o.
The best eras and BY the experience! woh"e"
lowing most valuable
oR-sAviNG MACHINES, VIZ: ...sJs.
FoI & Borland's Patent Staple Tooth, spilns-oed '
Machines ,,tousu
Em,nons Patent Chain-Band sc-Powers, and s''o''
srarcd horse power
Wheat Fans Of the most approved kinds
Brers' Pat. mt forse-Power Grit Mills r,
Parker's Patent irnn-cyncer, SicslSprne Coh-""'"
Sa1ord's P!tcn, Straw-Cuitrrs
B0liing's Cprn-P Planters
Hay Presses Hosting Crane.
Tobacco Flatiening Mills aud Castings ,,,i,,,, :ai
Min Rounds, and alulust every other Kind Of hae"
my he ca!rd for. .a ~ ori.r With
prin ed dirrc lions for setting up and working thrh'
Fo The information Of those unaequanted with me nans
made nv tie subscriber, he thinks proper 10 publish NJ tn
eeni6car mn the President Of the Agricultural their
coun ~ feuco, showing that preminms were y" Nhe,
last My Exhibition and Fair on his IMashns "as"'
Fans and Corn-shees: ,;.o AGRICULTURAL
and horticultural Society, directing me- as Al he
IN give requested certificates II premiums a., nj
Exhibition and Fair, held Richnono on Jsbet
sill hereby certify that premiums were Fans ard
Parker for his improved 1ha.hng Machines h,bon AID
rn-sheEing Machines exhibited BY nm President
Fair. j. IL
~ should additional testimony be wanted 70 's,r in u
Machines are in every way greatly suPefo. - on Je v'D
the subscriber is prepared IN furnish H. eny Others o. P
prnted certificates their favor from Over 49, S,. and
s.h,v the hes, and most extensive farmers 10 in
fer Them 10 hundreds OF others that hnve III M,ehses @
An persons wishing procure hee i'm, Tor lbs
~ q, his Premium Wheat Fans. the he eoursni'n
" 49,, 80. 30, =, him with their orders ss enry a. may
hsa he may BE- able furnish them 10 sooo sEz PAREEa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06
TIE NEW BRITISH TARIFF.

We have before US the new tariff introduced by the
British PREMIER Sir Robert PEEL into The British Parlla
meni II is not vet acted on; hut all such projects, III
yoving as they do the continuance IN power OF the mi
nistrv Itself are we considered before they are brought
forward. This bill will therefore undoubtedly pass, WIN
hut very few notifications. From its details, II clearly
appears that the Tories OF England have far greater ni
mites and respect for the people than their associates anu
brethren this side of the Atlantic Instead OF heopihs
tayes on The consumers Of the country Sir H. Feel pro.
poses TO reduce those exsllng generally one na'
and, to make up the deficiency which may arse from
this source meet the former nadequacy in The lrea-
sury by laying property and income tax on the capt.
taIsts and fund-hoders Of the country This IS
policy worthy a statesman 10 whose conduct are IN
trusted the interests and destines OF great nation
and when conrastcd with The mean, sectional, UNJUST
anti Republican, and altogether drtestable scheme OF
taxation contained in The bill lately introduced INTO
the House of Representatives, the part OF the Com-
mt,ec on Manufactures by oil the Essex Junto and
Hartford Convention orginators, reflects most dsad-
vanageo.lsly the imitators of the English conser-
vasm now in power in our Government VIM Us,
IN a Republic to raise revenue of only S26O0O,0o0,
It is proposed to tax heavily sll the necessafles OF lie
which the poor consume; whilst IN England, IN a Mon
archy under decreasing income insufficient tor The
animal wants of the Government, and the enormous
amount Of S230,0 900 TO be raised, the taxes nre
iahtened The people, and thrown on lhose VINO are
better able, and wh, every principle oil just govern
ment ought to pay them. How are we to account tor
this: We know of but solution. In Great Bfi-
tan privileged classes are acknowledged and establish
ed by the laws and the Constitutions and therefore IS
not necessary, through the insrumentay OF taxes 10
produce them But IN this country, where privileged
cassrs are not acknowledged by our laws and Con-
suon, they can be only established BY an operation
of the Government contrary to its principles taxing and
depressing many for the elevation and aggrandze-
men, Of The few But return to the British tariff.
MIR Clay, in his late speech in the Senate IN favor OF
The protective policy, cited the duties lad IN Great Brit
tain on the productions of orr Western people, prove
their unfavora5e nature 10 their interest We call the
attention If Western friends 10 the reductions on
these articles proposed in the British tariff. +
means foreign; B. means British possessions; P. c.
means per cent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06
March II

- ETWEEN John Elys UnIon Cute lionse and T. H. Le.
I'D kins's Dry Good and doors oow Governor sle!
We wod this late opportunity OF thinking The pac 81,
the last six IL not our design I'M
establish through the ptrss but To do by t1.
ri,Eac;ion TO all who cali upon u.s. which consider lar r
bic 10 any other basis and Of which glad TO know
been almost universal.
II our design to pursue she same course this time, and
the future Al. goods sold hy that do not please IN Cost q
~ t Color make, fashion, otherwise can be re'nntd and
the uurnv refunded-proyided the shall not have teen
worm We have this time large stock II not larger Tina
any the State la ie of business, aud wonid respectfully
invite cali before purchasing, aud -
HIMSELF and il not pf'no'aetd Is 10" ~
any other in The city, shalbc very much d'ee'St
We have Cloth Coas al S2 while charge sig i making
and m ug; The furnishing the cloth! and Iant u -
,l; sold for si and Vests, Shirts, Dawers Handkerchief
craya Stacks Socks Gloves and Collars "I
qualities all other articles usually Kept by t'
icrs Of which determined Ia sell low for CASH "ad r.
quest the public To call and see ther they bay
DcY al Goods pGrrcRfed. -
~ j. DRASEAN { co.
SEM. 10 3G-wij'
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In the United Court for The Eastern District g bngimc,
dpri 5'h, 1872
CIAs NJ TIiYER, Of the town Of Petersburg having filed
ord red That nil persons claiming be creditors of the said
Charles Tayrr the Court, the 1921; day Of
Nav next why the said Charles VI. Tayer declared
Bankrupt pursuant the of Congress- In that behalf and
that copy order be published the newspapers accord
nc 70 the aand and aiih Hulcs Of Court.
Cupy-Tese.
JOSEPH F. BATTLEY, y. c
April 8 lll-w5w
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In Court for the Eastern District Of virginia.
18th April, lri2:
WILLIAM d. CLARKE, fhe county Of Southampton, having
w filed petition, praying that he he declared Bank
rupt ordered That all PERSONS claiming To be creditors Of
the William Clarke show the Court, the 18th
day Of May next why The said William D. Clarke I've not do
cared Bankrupt pursuant the act Of Congress in That be-
half copy Of this order be published in the newspc
pers, according tile a!d and oath Rules Of Court.
Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
April Is ll3-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

IN the United Court fer The Eastern District Of pirginia,
Oh .3pru, 1912:
DANIEL W. WILLIAMSON, "fhe county Of Charlotte hay
~ nr flied priion, praying that he may he decareda Bank
rpt Ordered That all claiming be- creditors Of The
said Daniel ". Williamson show To the Court on the lah
day Of Nav neat Why the said Daniel W. Williamson be not de-
cln,cd pursuant the Of Congress that behalf
and that ccpy published in the newspapers,
cordlns 10 the 22ud anl 9th Rules Of Court.
Coly-Teste,
April 8 Ii-w5~
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IN t,e United he Enera District u TTHWd,
IN 7prJ lei2:
r1EOnORE TREZVAHT the county of Southampton hav-
ing petition praying that he may be declared Bank
rupt: ord red That all claiming TO he creditors OF the
said Theodore 1rrzvaat the the l2i day
of ay next why the said Theodore rczvant be not declared
Bankrupt the Of Congress in that behalf and that
cory of this The spapers according
the 22ad and eth Rules Of Court
Copy-Teste, ~
April Is lll-w5w
~ The Petersburg Statesman II requested 10 copy.
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United Court for the Eastern District II Vrgna
Cih 9prii 1912:
SAMUEL s. FuoUh othe county Of Campbell, having h'ea
ordered Thai all persons claiming 10 be creditors Of The said
Fuqua show the Court on tie l2h day Of
next said Samuel =. frqua he rot declared
Bankrupt Of Congress that bca and that
ropy order b. published in tile newspapers according TO
the 2,nd and 2i,h Rules Of Court
Culy-Tcste, - $50
Anvil, 1ll-W5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

TOWN AND COT ATKY HAT MANrFAcToRY,
Cary Street, three d0ors GLorc the Columbian Hotel
Richmond, Ia.
H. ANTHONY still continues 10 le Hats al the following
y . low prices:
Plain Russia or Brush Hats from 81 so S.: Silk Hats made
bodies, poa, from 81 50 10 s. 80; Boys Hats
from 81 Fur Caps 81 S0; Grntrmcn's Cloth
Caps from 81 10 So together with assortment Of Mems and
Hair Glazed Caps black and dab WOOL Hats
wholesale aud retail. 1.-ms-Cash.
r. during the large assortment Of Leg
horn Palm Leaf and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
N. D. Hats made TO order
January Isl lsI2 73-wlSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber receiving from the celebrated ma
nufactory Of Nuns Clark, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fors possessing the latest improvements and that
decacy touch and otone peculiar to their
nufacture.
Also large of Musical INSTRUMENTS and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fores repaired tuned let hire, and taken in
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale in this
State may selected the Of the subscriber who is
the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
terms than they can find elsewhere in the State.
p. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store. opposite the Banks.
ICr,k
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March s6

RoLFE ELDalncE
March Of l97-ns
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v g. II with sincere that again appeal the
editors Of Rcinond Enquirer and Virginia Republican
(NIanshur: puis the foregoing article. am well aware
,a In. II column, ray occupied. They how
ever thu; III, result II cosdcy 10 break mr. down pc
ticic ia Frederick. which IL somewhat l''a
he be published in time for general circua
En let this lie wish s peed
y as practicable rive TIE general circulation D-she To
nv defence Attacks Of nask'i mscreani. who as
saii- Of the Of dIiyeer
X. L. BYRD.
a s Byrd publish bis Defence in This city, as
- /: ,l,s,, nd Mr.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-04

BILLY. Conscience, indeed Cousin
Pat, do you hear that A politician talk
ing about conscience What do YOU think
Of that, Cousin Pat
Pat Ship him-ship him-ho won't
answer our purpose at all.
Billy. That's my notion. 1.-The begins
with his conscientious scruples, it shows
he don't understand the theory of our Gov.
eminent, and won't answer our purpose.
Tom. Why, gentlemen, you know that
| should be put TO much inconvenience to
lose the patronage Of the party. have
to live as well as other people, but don't
think | ought 10 sacrifice every thing for
their accommodation, while | sojourn here
below.
Billy. Sacrifice, fddle-stick There
is no sacrifice about it. Say and publish
what you will, if you will only understand
our Government rightly.
Tom. Well, confess do not under.
stand it rightly, if can conscien,iously
publish what do not believe.
Billy. Don't you know that it is fun.
damental principle Of our Government,
that the Church and State shall be kent
separate and distinctl
Tom Yes / know that.
Billy. Well, the meaning Of tina, ia
that on Sundays you must 90 to Church
and read the Bible and try not to break the
ten Commandments much for the
Church. The balance Of the week, YOU
must des2!e to your party in every possible
manner, regardless Of scruplos and small
maiters-So much for the State. Now.
don't you see here is a separation of Church
and State?
Tom. Why--ycs-I belieyc-I do
but this is view of it, never took before.
Billy I'm sure it's very plain ISN'T in
Tom. Well, it seems so, but somehow
or other, can't get the hang of il exactlv
lilly. Well, you must get the hang Of
1t, or you won't answer our purpose, | can
tell you. w
Tom Well, III try to-until the cleo.
ton. You may write what YOU please
and III publish it, but don't require me 10
endorse it, ifthc yarn is pretty tough.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-04

Gov. Pennington, OF New Jergey. has
rendered the appointment Of United States
senator, lhavlng been officially informed
Of The death Of Mr.. Southland, J to the Hon
william l.. Dayton, and Judge DAYTON
has accepted the appointment.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-04
SI.gmA 81.

The Standard publishes letters from
Nr. Woodbury. and Gen. Saunders, 10
show that no damages were ever demand.
cd by Mr.. Henry from the Government,
when they refused to pay him the above
sum in hard money. Nobody ever charg.
ed, except bypercritically, tina; he did
hut it is too late for Counsel 10 come into
Court, and enter plea Of demurrer, after
the accused has made full confession Of his
guilt. Mr.. Henry acknowledged at Fay
etteyille, in tho debate with Gov. Eore.
head, the material facts of the case, but
said be only made $50 by the operation.
Gen. Saunders and Mr.. Woodbury. write
very pretty letters, bu, they come loo late.
RAJ. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-04
TATAI. ACCIDENT.

An explosion Of de,onaiing Shells ia
place 10 tho Laboratory, at ihe N.r
iord, Washington City, on the 27ia !
by which two individuals were KILLED Il
horribly mangled, and our highly es'ess
ed friend aud fellow-cilizen, John Gul
Bynum, Esq. Of Rot efordton, was nt
severely wounded. Mr.. b. was On "a
to the Navy Yard, and was accider.sst
present. lie was first reported as 6'1l
bat We rejoice most sincerely to learo 'ir7
the National IatsIiigescer.' That 81. a'
y recovery may be confidently eNpeo's-
RAJ Rfg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-04
The Lac Adminisirofioa.- e,

The Late Administration. The pros
gacy Of the late Administration has I s.-
brought partially to light by the inye.,;aa
lions OF the present Congress. Ii opnss'
says the Washington True Whig r,a
the Report Of Mr.. Linn of the Commit
Of Investigation, made June %, 1872 ~ |,
Mr.. Hugh A. Garland, clerk OF the Hoa''
of Representatives Of The 25ih and oes
Congresses, rejected advantageous ofs.
for the supply Of stationary, and for olLs'
Jobs coming under the contingent f,pd :,
that body, and puts at his disposal. >
That an extraordinary collision e,is,ol
between him and the firm Of Lanptree =
0'Sulliyan, Of this city, by which the s,9
firm obtained improperly, from the CO,
lingent fund Of the House, over and ahor,
what the same things might have been al
tanned for in fair market, the sum Of &
744 G6l 3. Itfur,her appears that Ian.
tree g. 0'Sullivan were provided "a, !,
this way, at the instance Of some f,,o,j
or friends" Supposed to be Mr.. Van n,
rem and others, for the purpose Of ensL6,,
them TO carry on political Journal, CALI
/" the Democratic Review" Of which ina
were proprietors and editors. 4. IT,
Mr.. Garland actually had offers Of tbs,.
articles and Jobs, at fair profit in I'M,
to those who made the tender, which :
accepted, would have beer a saving 10 4.
National Treasury Of the above sum y
S7,7li &C. But, 5. That these Of,
were refused apparently for the sake 1
giving this money TO Langtree & OSI
Ivan, to enable them to carry on Il,
Democratic Review.
The Report says -" While il is m,
that ai leas, one.four,h Of the agares,.
value Of these supplies, has been consunsl
in the most wanton waste and pillage i , |
equally undeniable, that at least anal-
fourth has been thrown away in frald,
lent contracts Of pvrehass. made for IL |
bentn IF public agents. or iorislfd il Il |
grosseM prgfigoey upon political faro-sa
The Committee can hardly fDd laugas
with which TO comment on the disgracsE
traaraotions here exposed"
The nominal price TO the Treasury =
charged and allowed in account, ori
which this exorbilnni profit &C ST,7Ag
was realized, was s25,00s GO.
The Petersburg Inlellirenccr states Ia
upwards offs Loco Focos signed The Ia,
III Memorial which was recently SEQ, frso
that town TO Congress. The Riehnta
Compiler says, some 20 of the same paar
signed the Tariff memorial in iha, eilv.-
We are glad 10 see this disregard Of rar-
trummels, in reference to a quesaa
which, IN point of fact, has nothing 10
with mere party divisions. II is cuesn
Of political economy, not Of cons,itailoa
construction; and hence i, ought TO te 4
cided with exclusive reference 10 its lea,
ings upon the poeuniary Interests of ID
country. The people should think ID
themselves on such subject, and not vi
their judgmen, TO the control Of party sl
ers, who seek to make every qnesioa ri,
lect to their own paltry personal euds.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-04

A Reiic.-The packet ship New York,
which arrived at Now York from Liver.
pool, bad Begamin Fsaaklia's Printing
Press on board, consigned TO J. b. Murray.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-04

Mossrs. Caiherwood and Stevens no..
returned from Central America, ana na ~.
brought home with them quite me1ase -
OF mules, hogs, spotted and streaked' Nv"
keys, and several new epecios Of blfo'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-04

Decision in Bankrppicy-In ,kr Us
District Conr, of Missouri. sitting IN Bsas
rupicy, n decision was made by JOS
Wells, which is Of suffieien, interest 10
generally known. II appears that the 4
tiiioner Cor the benefit Of the Bahkw'
Act, independently Of his ordinary des1
was dciaulicr as an Administrator o. 4
estate. Objections having been made
his discharge on this ground by his rTr1
ors, the petitioners counsel con,eaded Il
he might be declared Bankrup, and a
iain tiaal discharge ms to all deas 4
created IN consequence ofsuch delalcaiia'
Notwithstanding the debtor was a deiaaiis1
at the time Of hrs application. The lod.
oyerruled the plea, and decided thal I.
petitioner could not be declared Ba''I
rup,, nor be discharged from any Ct
debts, III what way sooyer created.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-04

Jurors Fined.-On motion Tor y, lF'
trial in the Circuit Court Of Yazoo' W, W,
slsslppD recently, it was proven 70 :, y,
Court that some of the Jurors, during 'u''
deliberations, partook of spiriiuous l'qJ s
upon which the Judge set the se'pI
aside, granted the prisoner a new .' i,
and fined each juror who partook oil "
spirits fifty dollars.