Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-12
TO TIE PUBLIC.

AHdhe People efths County Of HIHorer in particular
TO No man ever felt more repusuanee in appearing
ofa personal dian the lie has generally
rc-sred such obiiusions species Of enWaree ana
soresd misrepresentation To remain uucorrcctcd, mig
mice l. Do iousee a. well TO the paole a. to the inoi
u Is said am In rebellion To the civil autho ry aud
charge grows out OF ceran COLLISIONS have ns sSrII 9
the deputy fhsrsoi Hanover, rotation to civil process
OF violence have obsrueted the administrator of the
laws. more en.ie misrepresentation was never made
statement Of iieis how much rather how ;iie truth
1.-THE Fall Terra superior Court for Hanover in
ieli there were DEGREES against executor OF The
this notable case The Court aourns, and exc.
OF tie executions and mole, ~ S his own
inng bonds were executed DID this SAVIOR OF brucIion
81 me lawsl Before these bonds executed pro.
position submitted the counsel aud the pantlnr IA
convey ample property to be sold counsel on hoT
az executing the forthcoming waved nut the pT
position was not acce1ed tO;-I then. voluntarily ont
the George w Turner and cseceI Gsr,S
COOLING bonds ( The balance-(ou: Has Mr. Turner re
ceiV than mo cy, snd how hong sin-cil Was that a
wanon obs rucitn OF iusice1 hut The spring Count ar
ises and the pressure these herd times aeressinS
dd pu myself Upon legal 1efcnces aud h
ing the great enireity II the Deputy sheriff submitted
my nbJee lions TO TIC iuyc, and the bonds quashe
ohers followed In The "ioOtseps" ani the wcfe many
qna~hcd attnst This oilrnrcd Mesars The Depuy
snein amt mere IN ha"gs fais." The Court 1t
e. set Dat lie whole term. 1he morning aier tI,s
AT INV
engaged Win client oss ' my snI iouai me
sold under deed IN uust. TO large amount on h,nr
Tho next cav was drawing bt of nj lncnn to ION
TIE sale; my client was present, much Distressed
prospect Of HE yet hoping toy means Of iie bi
was drawing, lac might escape thctn Wei knowing the
yindicives OF the Deputy sheriff whose these
bonds had been,end hearing srmehius about
day beiur" inquired Of Mr. II hric auy 'hit 10
pay, nc entered the yard teto VIII CHI he promptly
realicd. "n7tnins" lie vas freely adnitcd and aer
had resumed my pen, lac untoiicn h.s business com
n-lned miid ,hat n. lad answer ed me- uneanidy lie
made sonic excuses &c. Informed him exc
directcdto issue, speedily for good shown
the counsel, nor Mr. rmberlake, the Ell Deputy shcrG
who had he possesSou ui tie bands
NJ brown salt him the executions. had right To
eue them out until the adjournment OF the
that could Judge would do me the crcaf in
Iustcc 10 permit moiOn OF that son without arcn
non telne called TO e being present al cout-but tn.t
however tha mEht be, was practising Lawyer in his
CCnr aud sufor therein and that cihcr of these pleas
was good against arrest HAT day Hut MIR H. pro essg 10
know bui lle himself about such things nss should
20 on win hun 10 Cont Which ssitI w-tild do mos
rueSIY, nui n,t IN lhc Character OF prisoner, II I
could avoid it. end at last ng his lncrT piions me
urgent determined 10 put end to IT, and had ample
'Sue'93 ha W diIShstsc OF ~, person when
ed not TO receive properly in discharge OF my eTson
woud give enough to him 10 d. charge all other exc
snuons against me- whether PRINCIPAL secrr v. I
ucn refused 10 10 or any thing the subject,
then summoned Mr Perrin To assist him in carving me
70 w.,eh rcphsi, ma :, NJ u had legal authority, 10
tSr but that was armed, a had spenkuiie ere
about my taolel and that Il and Tom Perrin rook
any ,oIoe WAN me, woii not huTt him. being bot
rec emily married, hut To Perrin old Bachelor
OF lac and Ire once Mr. Perrin ss he fay eons%
~'i,tnc a"d "nsh that 10 they intel red with for
chilly shond bc Unstable ~ ktiuE thcu, 10th MI
Brown and Mr. Perrin started for court promising
each Of thcmto had finished the bill:
Mr. Brown, however, saying he should Tcpou Tho
most remarkable fact thns, this Whole affair is that
never lost temper At all In regard dtd become
excited in anger. until met MIR Brown within hall
81 the courthouse With posse, ES Deputy Tmberlake
bringing NJ The RANK, when believe that
bad great mini TO bae but that having important bu
sness AZ court nof would carry aed no. the posse
wasveKed with Mr. brown for short limo that he should
have thought capable Of falling TO come to court after
~
uuo subjert which being ably and cloqucniy
sustained by Messrs Meredith, Daniel and scott the
were declared to volt, and. Of cour-c the
whole arrest pOese without f1nns.
ton in law whatsoever 30 much for this noabo case OF
violence and resistance TO the laws Not wishing 10
py TOO much Of your Mr. Editor and having arrived
AZ my rst arrest and discharge from false mprsonmen
Iheg its Insertion with leave to continue my narration
subsequently H. DAVIS.
Maehumps, 9TH July, 1872.