The Case of Jane Marie, Exhibiting the Cruelty And Barbarous Conduct of James Ross, to a Defenceless Woman
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It was on the third clay of August 1803, that the sale of my furniture was to proceed ; and I had all my linen and clothes in- the wash ; a little after ten oclock, I was lold that there was a gang of men coming to stop the sale ; and a man who had been twice in prison for robbery, an( l na ^ been screened as a convenient man- about the courts, was at the head of them, that there was one Brown one Simon Small, one Barkley, a man of the name of Love, and six or seven others of the like character..., among them; I determined to shut my doors, which I did ; they soon came, two of them first lifted the latch, demanded admission with horrid impreca- tions ; they forced ©pen the door by violence and entered tu- multously huzzaing ; I sent a person immediately to the elder Mr. Wilkins, I sent for Mr. Baldwin the lawyer ; they both came ; the former would not interfere ; the latter warned those ruffians not to- touch any thing — they refilled that they had the orders of Mr. Ross I I had retired up stairs to my own room ; there was a washing going on, and the people about me fled affrighted, as I was myself, though un- shaken in my purpose to maintain my right.
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It was on the third clay of August 1803, that the sale of my furniture was to proceed ; and I had all my linen and clothes in- the wash ; a little after ten oclock, I was lold that there was a gang of men coming to stop the sale ; and a man who had been twice in prison for robbery, an( l na ^ been screened as a convenient man- about the courts, was at the head of them, that there was one Brown one Simon Small, one Barkley, a man of the name of Love, and six or seven others of the like character..., among them; I determined to shut my doors, which I did ; they soon came, two of them first lifted the latch, demanded admission with horrid impreca- tions ; they forced ©pen the door by violence and entered tu- multously huzzaing ; I sent a person immediately to the elder Mr. Wilkins, I sent for Mr. Baldwin the lawyer ; they both came ; the former would not interfere ; the latter warned those ruffians not to- touch any thing — they refilled that they had the orders of Mr. Ross I I had retired up stairs to my own room ; there was a washing going on, and the people about me fled affrighted, as I was myself, though un- shaken in my purpose to maintain my right.
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