American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-20
,Cotn .pondon"c Of the American Republican,
WAsUrNCroN, Nov. is, 1874.

NASUNCroN, Nov is, 1884.
This morning at ten o'clock, his Honor
Judge Dunlop took his scat Oh the bench Of the
CrimnaI Court, and passed sentences as under,
on In prisoners and others Who were convicted
at {! present term oftEc court
Thomas Boad free negro, convicted of bur-
glary in breaking into the dwelling OF Mr.. F.
A. Dunn, in TIE city of Washington, on the
2ith of August, stealing theretrom an over
coat and suudry other articles to be mprison-
cd five ycarsin the penitentlary. Henry Ware,
alias William BeckIey, convicted of grand lar
ccnv in stealing on the 18th September Il gold
thmhle and several other articles OF jeweIry,
the property of Margaret Janncy, to be impris-
encd two years in the pcnNcnilary. Henry
Ware alias William B2ckley, also convicted of
stealing from Mrs Janney's boarding house on
the 10th OF September, sundry articles OF wear
ing apparel Of the value Of $50 and upwards,
the property Of Samuel Ashby, TO be impriSOn-
ed one year in Inc p"nitcntiary, from the eX-
piration Of The former sentence.
James Mckane, alias Mcl4anc, alias Oliver,
an old convict, found guilty Of larceny in steal
ing bar of iron, the property Of Clement T.
Coute, to be imprisoned three years in the pc
ntentlary.
Richard Morgan an old convict, found gull
" with Njckane Of the sane offence, 10 be
imprisoned three years in the penllentary.
Robert J. II. Davis, free negro, convicted of
grand larceny, in stealing $40 note of the
value OF ten dollars, the property of VIM. H.
Taylor, to be imprisoned eighteen months in
the penitentary.
CASA A. Duas, free negress, convicted Of
grand larceny, in stealing Is napkins and sun
dry other articles. the property of Jas. Maher,
at the G. lobe Hotel 10 be imprisoned eighteen
months IN the penitentary.
John Smith, convicted of petit larceny in
stealing pair of boots Of the value of 50, the
property of Jas. Kelly, TO pay a fine of 80, and
be imprisoned two months in the county jail.
Aaron Runnels, free negro, convicted of pc
tit larceny in stealing pig; the property Of
Susan Cokcly, TO pay fiue of IS, and be inn
prisoned one month in the county Jail.
Mary Hart, convicted of petit larceny in
stealing piece of soap, the property of James
Clephane, to pay fine of 81, and be imprlson-
ed ten days in the county Jail
Raphael Davis, free negro, convicted of steal
ing enc third of a cord of wood, the property
Of L, bt. Witdicumb, to pay fine OF S5, and
be imp 'isoncd one MONTH in the county Jail.
John Bryan alias Brown, free negro, convict
ed of steeling one hiue OF the value of $3.50,
the property Of IA OH GG:trell, and one hide
of the value of $3.50, the property Of VIM. ID.
Beall, to pay fine of So, and be imprisoned
ole month in the county Jail for each offence.
Asbury Tyler, free negro, convicted of steal
ing six sheep skins, the property of w. ID.
Beall, TO pay d fine Of So, and be imprisoned
two months in the county Jail
George Tyler, convicted of an assault and
battery on Henry Greeafie alias Belt, free
negro. by shooting him on the Eastern Branch,
on the 9th of September, to pay fine of $50
and be imprisoned two months in the county
Jail
Lucy Miles, free negress, convicted of an as
sault and battery on Francis Godfrey, blind
man, TO pay fine of $40 and be imprisoned
ten days in the county jail.
James May, convicted OF gaming, to pay
fine of s..
Ardinilia Payne, convicted of an assault and
battery upon Joanna Edwards, by stabbing ier
in three places, to pay fine OF twenty dollars
and be imprisoned two weeks in the county
Jail.
John Carroll John Luckett, Barney Par
Sons, Joseph Murphy Thomas Green and Jo-
seph Anderson, convicted Of an assault and
battery on Ann Evans, to pay fine of $40
each.
Joha Carroll, John Inckett and Barney
Parsons, (the t'rr-- g"n'lomcn who BIS they
came FROM Baltimore and brought dispatches
for the President, also convicted Of riot, were
sontenc.d each to pay fine of $50, and be inn
prisoncd each ten days in the county jail.
Samuel Scott, convicted of an assault an(
battery on William Coulson, to pay fine o
ten dollars.
X II. Larnboll, convicted Of an assault am
battery on Eliza Hill, to pay fine OF $50
William T. Turton, convicted OF All assaul
on John Wilson, to pay fine of S25.
Several other persons were also sentence
TO paw small fines for common assaults, whlc
dcem unnecessary to specify The court al
journed about , O'Clock TO the next Crlmin'
Can't in course. METROPOLIS.
Ass,rtTI1c AN EpIToR. William 2. VIII