The New York herald., 1850-02-24

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Charles Patterson for defendants la seventy pears
OF age; cane 70 New Orleans 10 1905; vas surd ia
restd~ Mrs Gaines succeeaed in that suit acoord-
itg to the Judgment OF the court that house sui os
srss i from me-: ssl,s,s that Mrs Gsuos you'd give
attach or rez- It. suppo.e .hould stand sus; Gen.
hands, that they would not take he property frou me.
aud that hey would make my title good; the property
paid the it the decision Of the court Va. tnss
tho property should be divided aud Sold they talked
of having IL done; the court must do it csnaos do
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that H. GsD~rai and Mrs Gsipes; there sudsr-
sanding or ssreenieDt between Gsoerat and Hss
sboud the suie bs dscid~d agsinss ms; they m ode
The offer Co Judge Martini made the bsss cd brs
MA .isDss; st tn. tia of my cause sith U.s-s .od
wife. my counsel requested ot Mrs 6stnes ooaas- Go
b~ permitted to introduce the record from ths
ourt OF Nee OsiespA Of ell prscssd aga of Mrs.
In the OF her rishfs Ia that ooars
her council objected; then spptsd to Gsn-rai aud
d~pcs possibls- ihs stronxsr the bsstsr; 0-a-r.l
Gailes Iemssk,d it wcuid gorious to have is
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yssrs ego; bad iussrvie~s Nth Mrs Gaines previous
to that trial snd In reference TO the my eouoss
~ employed inuedtately before the record ob-
tsipsd from the Probate Court; that coupssl Mr.
John McHesry, Judge OF the Fir-t Disrics Court
McHspry held any eouusaisaticn With oosas-i pre-
VII uly pioy ed BY me 10 the cause did not CONSULT
With he~ and ken VI their ecuss- or Win tnse oe
any other In tbs defence of ths su
aud DO Ot knoW ~bethcr my counsel dtd hir tssso
r. Preston employed By me previously to Mr.
member OF Cspsr-.s from Loui-isos wss employed to
defsnd my before the Suprsms Court Wash
irgton; on the trial Mr Br~ss psid for his
.rvices; MIR Btebts appeared the sscond trial,
he and Mr. May were paid BY drsit, for $oo eseh
51 through ar Mays brother IL this CITY; the
Emopnt has bern reimbursed 10 me by GENERAL 0stpes;
took the record here, and ssnt N %, but DO nos
,ecoiect how vss in possession Of the record II toe
Probate Court. which asked General GAia.s psrmis
piop Introduce When my trial this traoscrips
hso been previously offered In evdeoos; t was agreed
by General GsiSss and .i'e .ish ms tnst .ouid go
assipst oil lees and COTS aud that my property
should be taken In csse they ruccsed-d i6 tns'r
suit; particularly requested BY ths Gsosrsl and
Nr- tuipe to my best sxsrtous with the ait Of
the beet counsel TO make every dsfencs Ia TO
this suit and Of which IL vas susoeptibe; consider
the agreement OF General snd Mrs Gsioss OF
lrsrsy their part gro sing out Of desirs co cone
TO SPEEDY trial sfh some one or mere OF the defsn-
dants, the msrits OF the case.
SEVENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Mrs Julia a. u. Wood, Of New YORK. pisce Of Mr..
| Beverly Chew. one Of the defendants Went TO Nsv
Orb be placed st school under ths care of hsr
uncle: lusv Daniel Ciark we'll he lived 9th Me. R.f
In lsi0. With sbom ny uncle and myself also resd~d
sf o. r.y uncIss mauisgs. ulsrk lived with until ne
bsd CON ed his bous. on the Bayou road my anols
ry- MT ,h~ summer With him and went there doriss
my vacation; after this Mr. Clark cane to town sad
ain.d with my uncle daily. sm certain he vss not
married; Was indebted TO him for great kiadnsss; ne
took special intsrert In my educationi came fer me
frequently TO the school. In his csssiost on sstur-
sa,s. to take ms home; freqsentiy heard me r-css;
selected bocks tor took intsrsstin stud,ss
selected desirshle books ier me from MS osn library
portions of sry for me to csmnis to memory, and
generally took great and cons.snt interest in my
eduesticn he uss at the tiue pAticulsriy attentive
10 my aunt, Miss Chew, and promised her tns. he
would TO virginia iu short time to vist her
LOOKED for him In Virgips whittier ve after yards
vent ~ wss reported In New orl.ass the ti,p- tnss
he ing hts Hadr-sees 10 my aunt Mice Chez he
disd In August following our dsparturs from Ns~
Orlesps my uncle MIR Chew, was ~tth us la VirgiaiA
at the tins; ~biist in Ne~ Orleans ! cav Mr.. Clark
almost dAily: he very intimate with Mr. Cns~ sud
| Mr. R.if and when LIFT, he came aboard to tass
leave of my uncle and brought flowers aud books fDr
my aunt; Mr LlArk's peculiar tons and styls OF chs-
vers such that be would have b.sn oos Of tue
very earth 20 marry olsndsstiney or marry
any whnss social position was not In all re-
spects equal 10 his or Whose p-rsonsi character
,ss, be had been married, he would, think, have
made a known to
Mr-. Caroline M. STANDARD maiden name Caroline
Matilda che. residssin fredsrishsburg virlinis her
hu, band the late John stsnpsrd ~ho dvd uftssn
yssrs $50, he was once colonel 10 the u s. army:
and tubsequsntiy msrshsl OF the ehanoery coart Of
Virginia; am sister OF Beverly Chew. tine witness
confirms the stat-aent Of Ars Wood, about thsif
r. With -bcn also lived Dssiei Clsrk; ana their sub
ssqusnt removal to Cbew's houss1 1 ~as as veil as-
~. t,.,speTy o. Mrs WOOD ssss, sn.ir sp-sdss sns
summer ~ith clark on the Bayou Rosd aud their see
trs him daily Csrk "a. certainly not married msai
he every proof Of that that gsnssems coad
siveto lady; never b.srd it once suggr-ted tnst ne
vss nsTT,.d man whilst was In Neg onesos. nor
unt heard q Mrs. Gsness suit be vss the Last
p.r,op took ~ en- board ths vessel In shon vs
left Nvw OIlsars he vas standing By me on the deck
unil the vstsei VAS actasly east on from the wnAd
sua his last words vsrs "Gos bl-ss yos hope
to be ~th ysu In Virginia soon " The iaunssy BE-
t~.sp lara and my uncle continsed unin,suspt-d
TIL Clsrhs DEATH vhen that event occurred ny uscis
vss In Virginia With ne; sss on such ter tf inti
mscy With Mir CLARK. that can certainly cay ne
would have unicssed 20 me the fact OF hs mar
risse has he ben fact married; the patnrs Of my
aequsipfsuc~ With him sod his muniss sdons TO me,
necessarily preciudsa the possibility Of his ever being
married; he OF course intmat.d o. me that he
vas or bsa been married; have no doubs tsat N he
had thossht proper 20 privately be ~oud have
eou muncatsd ths fact 70 me- ald his intsations 90
the sutisct
Mrs Anne N. Calendar maiden name Smith, west
20 Nev Orleans forty ysArs ago; rrsfsd vth Jasss
Irsvosf fsqnnuy sAv Clark; heard and b-iisvs that
he vss spgss.d ~ hiss Cston within three four
yssrs Of h,r death; he would hsvs Gem unicatsd 20
me the fact u his msrisss " IL hsA occurred;
Dr John Barnes proves the au,h-ntieity II fol-
| W -isg l~ttsr iron Clark TO bis siss-rs
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