Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-15
LOCAL. AFFAIRS.

| MAroR's CouRr YErERpAY.-fuRIous DRrvixa.-Ja'
cob Alice fined 81 In each Of for furious
driving by his boys through 18th into cary street on Fri
day last
CoSrLArsr.-Nr vaieutiae clerk Of the end mark q
lodged compliant against John Lindsey for abuse and
threats against him when I've had nterposed to que some
disturbance between Mr.. l. and Mr. VIM. J, Lynham.-
Mr. Lindsey went from the lover market for tho purpose
as he thought Of raising fuss with Mr.. Lyuham The
will be up to-day.
lScAurIous DENiSo-Hrank, q colored boy in the en-
poy OF Mr. axall was brougl up charge Of running
his cart against countrymsns wagon, named johnson
and upset,ng the Of Virginia street and Ca
ry on Thursday last
The case continued ill Friday when johnson Il
wagon resident of Hanover, will appear to pro-
secute.
ANOTHER TRrrAss.-Austn, a colored, msn who
drives for Mcsss Hatcher Webster ordered "ten,
for running his wagon against that OF Mr.. Hall from
Chesterfield Cary street Saturday week last Two spoke.
OF the wheels belonging to the countryman broken
and one of his mules ostcd violently into the street
THROWING ROCKS AT InE wArcu.-Johu Knnari was
brought up on charge OF throwing rocks at Watch.
men Reed aud Browning on Saturday nigh. last
Wsehnian Reed stated that about quarter past O'Clock
on Saturday night he and his partner Browning were stan
ding at the corner of lsth and Cary street Browning
stepped aside aud no sat near the awaiting his
turn. The accused and another man walked by him up
2th street. knnard remarking him as he passed that
that damn pretty place Tor Waterman to be asleep
He witnes) replied that he su cnty awake have
eye after him. They passed aud soon returned to
Cary street crossing towards the toll house the purpose
he should suppose of getting into tue dark to throw tn.
rocks without being detected Shortly after they had
crossed Cary street he heard the rock thrown Mr. Brow.
ming upon which he In pursuit Of the two. lie
overlook him after hard chase The other made his
cape. lie was within fifteen steps OF Browning
when the rock thrown him. Ii foil his feet
The accused was not drunk but had drank sufheency
nciic him to mischief As he conveyed him tho cage
he denied the comui,ta of the act.
lie sent to the Court Of lIustipgs and also
required give bail in the of 800 to be good be-
haviour for six months.
Both the rock, that thrown produced in
one of them weighed about lbs the other less than
pound weight.
TnE wEAruER.-we had copious fall Of rain durirx
Sunday About nght.all il cleared or and from that
time the weather continues beautiful should
suppose than it won't to DO this season. Notwth
standing the heavy rains which fell Sunday trace OF
them scarcely visible Yesterday such has been tho
absorbing influence Of the weather for the past twenty
hours.
r'op'e III THIS region, no DOUBT feel themselves amp
rcquited for the great Inconvenience which had
to suffer from the intense heat of last summer.
HESRIco County Cousr OF JusrIcEs.-There was no
criminal business transacted in this Court yestc~dsy-
The business the civil docket taken up and will
is believed, occupy the entire week.
Bej,min Milton, the boy who sent Saturday
last Tor pacog s the track Of the Fredericksburg
Railroad will not be tried the present OF the Cir
cult Court.