Related to the Sentence Imposed by Judge Carnes
Document 1798In this letter fragment, Govenor Jackson refers to a petition from some of the inhabitants of the County of Richmond and a communication from Thomas P. Carnes, one of the Judges of the Superior Court. Enclosed is a copy of the sentence passed by Judge Carnes during the current session of the Circuit Court.
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of the fifteenth Ultimo, to me, as Governor of the State of Georgia — Humanity shudders at the recital of it, and I therefore forbear any comment — I submit it to your feelings, and will only further express that I feel a confidence that Justice will be done to my fellow Citizens, and that this inimical Officer will be removed from this frontier
I have the honour to be, Respectfully
Honble Yr Obt Servt
James McHenry Jas Jackson
Secretary of War United States
Executive Department
Louisville Tuesday 4th December 1798
A petition from a number of the Inhabitants of the County of Richmond, and a communication from the Honble Thomas Peters Carnes one of the Judges of the Superior Courts accompanied with a Certified Copy of the sentence passed by the said Judge at the present Circuit Court in the County afore[undecipherable]
Type
Autograph Letter fragment
Description
In this letter fragment, Govenor Jackson refers to a petition from some of the inhabitants of the County of Richmond and a communication from Thomas P. Carnes, one of the Judges of the Superior Court. Enclosed is a copy of the sentence passed by Judge Carnes during the current session of the Circuit Court.
Date
12/04/1798
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Louisville, Georgia
Document number
1798120440001
Page start
1
Note
The second page is a duplicate of the first.
Notable persons
James McHenry
James Jackson, Governor of Georgia
Thomas Petters Carnes
Notable locations
Executive Department, Louisville, [Georgia]
County of Richmond
Notable items
petition from the inhabitants of the County of Richmond
communication from the Honorable Thomas Petters Carnes

