Title: Missouri Fur Company vs. Charles Latour
Plaintiff: Missouri Fur Company
Defendant: Latour, Charles
Date Filed: September 10, 1817
Term: October Term, 1817
Cause of Action: Trespass on the Case
Case Number: 63
Court: Territory of Missouri, District of St. Louis, Court of Common Pleas
Publication Info: St. Louis, Missouri: Washington University in St. Louis, University Libraries
2011
Source: The original document is part of the Missouri State Archives St Louis Circuit Court collection.
Availability: Documents are in the public domain
County of the term of
you eighteen hundred and seventeen
&
under the name form and style of the
complain by their
plea of
heretofore
year of our lord one thousand eight hundred & eleven
a place called
the Territory aforesaid-
aforesaid and
his certain writing of that duty under his ordinary mark
of hand land now here to be produced, whereby he acknowledged
to
and Agent of a said missouri
then & there acting and doing
for
is their trade
to pay to said
as Agent and Factor as aforesaid, by the name and
description of
comp
four hundred
for the value thereof in an
said Defendant then
to said Agent- which said
paid and deliverd whereover
should be
to said plaintiff to have of then said Defendant the
sum mentioned in said writing according to the honor of
effect of the same Never
Defendant thought open requested to pay the aforesaid
of money to said plaintiffs according to the
of said writing
year at the place aforesaid
Louis aforesaid
mentioned in said writing in
of one dollars and half
to the aforesaid plaintiffs nor to any person or persons
of or them
so to do-
still
one thousands dollars-
Where fore they
Greeting
Said County
We command you to take Chartes Jacobe
if he may be found within your Carliwick and
him safely keep so that you may have his boy
before the judges of our
at the
clerk Mauuic Sisa Andrew Harry Peerre Chouteau
August P Chauteau Silvestre Laccadu
William Marrisou
and
to the damage of the said plaintiffs one thousands
hundred and fourteen
for M
The Sheriff is requested to hold the defendant to
for M
No. to
vs
Charles Latour
Narr in case
Cap. Denn $1000
This is an action of trespass
on the case founded a state
in
of Capiter acrupondendum
issue accordingly. Damage
$1000. bail required for that
amount
1817
for
St Louis County Sir of trespass
you may dispense
with putting Charles
to Jail
A.
may discharge Charles
Latour the Defendant
in this Suit
22nd 1817
Excuted they writ by answering the
Defendant in St Louis County
22nd 1817
and or sured to discharge of
on the same day as will appear above
Server $ 1.00
traveling 1.50
$
for J. N. Thompson
