{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Dear Boots--A Mr. Eastman, of Boston,
paid $1,000 as the penalty for imprisoning a
French gentleman, and putting him in irons.
r. was boarder in tavern in Boston where
the Frenchman lodged; the latter, on his
departure, called for his boots, of which he
had two pair; put on one pair, and the 9TH
er into valise, and set off Eastman miss
ed his boots, and found ansther pair instead,
he pursued and overlook the Frenchman in
New Hampshire, handcuffed him, conveyed
him to Boston, and lodged him in Jail over
sunday. On examination, it appeared that
the boots in the valse were Eastman's, and
were handed to the other man by mistake.
The court liberated him, and he brought an
action for damages which has been settled
20 saoye.