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der the direction Of King He had helped Van
Vert to take the goods from the shop. The
Goods we're fond in Van Bert's dwelling
house.
Soon after Dimmock took charge Of the Pen
itentiary, as Warden, Van Vert was employed
as Superintendent of the shoe shop, and re-
mained there some two months, when King
took his place, and he was appointed visitors
guard.
Van Vert was required TO give bond for
81 900 for his appearance at the March term
Of the Court of Common Pleas, of Franklin
county. Upon default of which be was com
nittcd 10 JAIL King is also in prison.
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