Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1844-01-31

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Upon being apprized OF This, the Com
plainant Shultz, who had mi ade arrange
ments for going TO Europe. returned ant
resumed his place in the firm. The eyi
dence is, that Shullz advanced SIS, 900 o
his own funds 10 pay the deposites in The
Bank." This was the act OF an homes
man il was the act tot friend in time D
need. Few! yes, very few, would have
performed this acl. They would have
KEEP, their SI20,00O in their pockets and
Sc, sail for. Europe, instead of returning 10
Augusta and paying their money for a
friend. -.
The Chancellor further says:-The
Complainant Shultz is naturally disposed
10 hink, that he must have suffered injus
tice, from having been deprived Of prop
eriy that was not only matter Of interest,
but Of pride and feeling; aud from having
been harassed and pursued on account of
his responsibility for, Company, to the
failure Of which he, as air fully satisfied,
did not at all contribute; bu, believe he
is inclined 10 shift the blame from those
to whom ii properly belonged, on account
ofsome recollection of early kindness ian
act of gratitude :? and throw it on others
who have done nothing more Than to stand
upon what they fairly regard as their Just
rights" Yes Sir! tbey shall have their
money with interest, but they shall not
have my Bridge, .ss......s
/ IL ine, the Chancellor admits, that / ae-
ted the part Of an honest man. He adj
mils that l acted The part o. friend in
time of need; and he also admits, that ]
acted the grateful man. These are con-
cessions- 1.-The zhighestsvir!ue that mau-
kind can be posaessed Of. and which arc
appreciated by me higher lhan all your
robes and your gold.
HENRY aSHULTZ.
Hamburg, s. c., jan. l7lb, 1914.
N. B. call the attention Of Inc reader,
10 the order of the Supreme Court, U. S.,
in the above case, hereunlo attached. 1t
will be seen that The case is ordered back,
10 he Tried, according 10 Law. Ihe case
has rot been tried. Particulars hereafter.
Ii. S.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNI
TED STATES,
Christian Breithaupt and
Henry Shullz. Cump',s t., T..m
The Bank ofth Stalo OF ~
f. Georgia. E-,.i .rz--s-,
This cause camo on 10 I've heard Gu he
transcript of the record, from the Circuit
Court of the Uiited States for the District
of Georgia; and on the certificate OF the
division of tho Judges hereof. on nspec-
ton whereof: This Court is Of opinion.
that the whole cause has been adjourned
to this Court. Whereupon it is ordered,
and adudsed by. this Courl, that this
cause be, aud the same is hereby remand
ed 10 The said Circuit Cor-s, with direc.
tions to proceed Herewith according to
law. March 18th. -
|, William Thomas Carroll, Clerk of
the Supreme Court Of the Uuiied States,
do hereby certify that the above is true
copy of the order aud judgment of said
Supreme Court made iu,be above cause
at January Term, eighteen hundred aud
thirty. Extracted from The minutes oil. the
said Supreme Courl.
In testimony whereof, ihave hereto
subscribed my name aud affixed The seal Of
said Supreme Court, this tenth day of
April, in the year of our Lord, eighteen
hundred and thirty.
WIN. THOS, CARROLL, S. c., US.
! certify the above TO be true copy Of
the original Decree, OF file and of record
in the otficeof The Clerk Of the sixth Cir
cult Court of the United States, for lhe
District Of Georgia.
In witness whereof, hereto sell my
hand and atiix the seal of the said Court,
this 2S,h day of September, A. d. .lS40.
GEO. GLENN, Clerk.