To Geo Brown Constable of the township of St . Louis
and county of St. Louis
Summon Walter Harding to be and appear before me
a justice of the peace to give evidence in a certain case wherein the United Sates is Prosecutor
and Paul Perrault is Defendent in a certain case or charge for selling to
juror under my hand this
27th day of june 1814 -

Charles a
justice of the peace
Walter Handing has proved the charge an above

J. Charles

Executed
service 31

Geo Brown Const

James D . sworn says that on Friday last the
24th, Aust a certain Paul Perrault at the house of Joseph Phile
bert in the town of St . Louis , bartered and exchanged
a certain quantity of whiskey to the value of sex and
a fourth cents which the said Paul Perrault did
then & there give to an Indian of the the Missouri nature
for the said consideration

James D Sworn & Subscribed
before the Justice of the Peace
this27th day of June A.D. 1814
Jas Charles

To the Constable of the township of St. Louis County of St. Louis
Take Paul Perrault & bring him forthwith
before me a justice of the peace at my
office
on or before any justice of the peace of said county to the charged alleged in the above affidavit unto the United States

Given under my had
this27th day of june 1814 Jas Charles &

vs

Executed
service 31

Geo Brown Const

We Paul Perrault & Bartholomew Berthold
are held and firmly bound unto the territoty
of Missouri in the Penal sum of fifty
Dollars for which payment we our exercutors
administrators and assigns are held and
firmly bound in current money of the United
States , as our hands and seals
this 27th day of June 1814.

The condition of the above obligation
is such that if the above bounded
Paul Perrault shall appear in his
proper person before the court of com
mon pleas or any other tribunal af
to try the offence he is changed
with of selling whiskey to Indians
at their first time, there this obliga-
tion to be said, other to be in full force & virtue
witness presents-

Paul his X mark
B. Berthold
Geo Brown

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Selling whiskey
to Indians