Circuit Court.
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Nov. l0Edicard W. Pemberton Us. Chester Waidridge
implicated ,sith Wadridge Robbins and McKnight-Deei
G ns % in sS three o. the & de-
about $2 o6O and failed in October last under crcum
is alleged, fraud During tie period they remained in
business they purchased goods to the amount OF $66
o 70 ana the time o s Soo worth Of Goods
There claim against the defendant Chester Wald-
ridge for $537i7 So similar claim against Theodore
RUSSELL of New Orleans for S24 900, and one against
party named Newton brother in law Of Waldrdge for
about $4,000 and against Baird and schuyler Tor
about $4,000 The plaintiff being creditor to ,lag large
fraud from the commencement, and provided ne n
correct in his allegations the evidence before the
and showed that nothing left behind but few goods.
His Honor, after recapitulang all the facts shown in
was how far Chester Wsdbrdge was liable in the case
OF opinion that under the circumstan he is liza
ble and the attempts to conceal the books and his 81
lence having given explanation affords grounds for
suspicion aud orbids my releasing him from his arrest
The order to show must therefore be discharged
but without prejudice to its being renewed on further
papers hereafter.


Trial OF Polly Bodine.


Nov. l0-FIssr DAy.-This protracted case was call.
ed to day for the fourth time, and the features that
have marked the progress of the trial the last
sion in relation to the swearing of the jury exh
bted without the slightest variation this OCCASION
be procured. Thirteen only out Of the panel and
tales OF 5O0 passed the ordeal to-day when coming with
in the scope Of the objections raised for the defence
the formation OF opinion on the guilt or "
the accused (who sat her. COUNSEL with her mo-
ther and some other female members OF ne, iamLy,
and appeared to have suffered severely under her long
and set aside on the above grounds oeng compaavsy
few when the time consumed aiom ~ ocioCn a. ~.
ton that Il jury be got at ALL will not have one be-
fore fortnight The court will sit each day from l0t
day from o'clock until O'Clock 7. M.


Adjourned over to this forenoon