Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-29
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RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.-Thoma, H. Keeling
the Keeper OF small Confectionery Grocery On St
street, souti OF Cary, was araigned in The Mayors Cour
yesterday charged VIII" receiving stolen goods belonging
saons persons Mr. Archer attached 10 the Tredcsar
"orAs, "as s"ofn and stated that Thursday evening
about nnd""n he discovered negro named Charles
Who is employed tho Trcdegar Work. MISSING ,broup
The yard of the rolling Mill with something co,o,cJ i, hi
apron. Hc stopped him. md discovered that it WINS MIC
ron and demanded to know where he going wit, it. n
Ianky told him that he was on his way 10 keelings with
Tie let him pass with the iron giving him advice
directions In regard it, Mr. Erasmus Clayton anoh.
Witness stated that he syy followed Charles and hir
go with the Iron 10 KceIings door, lay down the iron,
walk in. Three four minutes lerwards Charles cam
out picked up the irou aud standing at The door, whc
Keeling ca'le out and remarked, "Why don't you come i
with itf' Mi Z. observed all this from position whc
he mad selected Tor The purpose on the bank OF the Baslr
Immediately in front OF keengs door. MIR. Kelly, OF til
Police sattd That he in company with two or three others
went 10 keeiing'S house. about ii o'clock, on Thusda
night and found Three barrels VI old iron in and about IN
house. bag Of corn meal and box OF tobacco al
licies supposed be stolen Nesers. Edmund Il Dl
yenport recognised the bag as one that had been sto
len from them, and they believed also that The meal was
portion of similar supply a their packet Office few
doors South OF keenes Mr. CIodomr Burlon Recognised
The box VI obacco which contained 10 pounds OF "toneJ
Dew" BRAID worth 81 per pound as The property OF MI
Samuel s. Myers whose factory s just in The rear oil Keel
nss house. Three boxes Of tobacco of that brand Nlf
stated were stolen two three weeks ago from The dcoI
Of M!. NJ hlr. Robert A. Tuey, AMI others, from the Ire
dr9af Works. Identified portion OF the iron found rs be
longing 10 the rcdegar Works among which the pig
seen in the possession Of Charles. Keeling was not q
home when the search made but officer Kelly suspect
Where he coG GG 0uu after the Search repaired at on
O'clock night Ia the house Of Mrs Claytor tine wife o.
The man who formerly was partner OF keelInss) In h'
neSnborhord of Brook Avenue and Duval street, and en-
qnhtu OF Mrs Cuyor ~ho put her head out OF on upper
window Keeling there Informing her that he kelly
was an ocer and wished TO arrest Keeling for receiving
stolen goods She refused To acknowledge that Keeling
in her house. would not lei officer Kelly in and poured
voey OF low elackgrnrd abuse ON him. Tor coming TO
lady house III night 10 disturb her rcpose Officer Kelly
left officer Granger md ono or two more to guard The house
while he startled TO The Mayor for authority make fccl-
hle entry Before he returned, day began to break and
Keeling attempted retreat out vi back door when UIctr
Granger seized HIM and conveyed him 10 the cage.
The Mayor renI1ndsd Keeling 10 answer an indictment
before The Hastings Court in February next Tor receiving
stolen goods IN three separate lie allowed MN the
opportunity OF bail in the 0 $3.50 in each
Keeling c1ald mol give, and of course weGt &c Jail.
CONCEAL!NG A ROGUE.-Mrs. Clayton masculine
looking piece of humanity, with brandy blossoms on her
cheeks arrested by officer Kelly yesterday and brought
before The Dayor charged with eorccalng in her house on
Thursday night man named Keeling charged with larceny
She enaned To answer indictment for The offence,
before The Court Of Hastings in February next
CORRUPrING CHILDREN AND NEGROES.--A
few days ago two email white boys urraigned in The
Mayors Court charged With s.cnlng iron found pos
session Cary between 9Th and 10Th sreei5 In abiding
the took occasion make comments upon the
temptations held out 10 children and negroes 10 become
rreuea y older larsone who keep establishments in the city
ur the purcas. onu5 TIE lts boys alluded TO-
when arrested were on their way up Cary street In The d.
recun of the house OF Keeling fellow who was arrested
yesterday charged amongst other agatons with having
received stolen iron from the Trcdgar Works and We hive
doubt the little fellows their way kccngs TO
dispose of ha stolen iron. The scoundel is nov In the
clutches of The lazy, and hope he may reap the very SC
penalties annexed 10 hs offence in oil such cases
the receiver is much than the thief Wcnho!d was
found guilty OF receiving stolen iron, few days ago. and
sentenced 10 months confinement in jail t ought 10 have
been penienaryG John ade is confined 70! similar
offence and hope the Jury will give Keeling The longest
the Inv allows. Hundreds Of establishments similar
Keclnss where children and negroes arc corrupted
and made rogne exist In this eiy-and we trpat The romeo
and all good citizens will he visan In errettlng ont and
bringing to justice the yiilains who keep them
TAX ON PHYSICIANS.-A late law of The General
Assembly requires physicians pay for and obtain license
Practice and case lately before the Circuit Court
Of Washington county, in which physician resisted the
law The ground Of its unconaitulionay the Court
demng II important question, which should be dcfnte'
" settled adjourned The Supreme Court OF APP
pea- anil on Thursday last, Attorney General Bocock pre-
scned The record from The Circuit Cont oil washington TO
the Supreme Conr and asked their consideration al The
TO KEEP THE PEACE On Saturday, Edward #.
Mann OF Hanover, ar,asued in The Mayors Court On
complaint OF David J Saunders, Who sgled that Mann
came his store Broad street, Friday night and
drew pistol from his pocket and threatened shoot him
because Mr. S had charged him with dealing with his
grocs his Slr S's farm in Hanover. THO investigation
showing Mr.. SIS feelings of hostile character
Ratchet alter The pistol had been drawn on him. the Mayor
deemed prudent The representative o. Inc Common
weas interests require security OF both parties to Keep
the peace On this decision Mr. Saunders took an appea
10 The Husros Cont affirming that he had only acted in
scdecnce aud had ioa OF actng In any other manner
any future occasion.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.-rhe fall session
of this high Judicial body terminated n this city yesterday
ANOTHER FlRE.Our city, which has recently sui.
tered immense lussGs from the hands Of The nccndiay vas
again visited BY serious fire On Friday night between The
hours of IL aud o'clock The large brick carpenters
shop belonging Mr. Nathan w. Walton, at the northern
terminus of h street. the City Spring. was fired by
an nccndary aud wholly consumed with its entire contents
The building which two story one flied with vulu
able lumber machinery, and arg quantity Of tools was
forriby entered by breathing open lover window Tor the
purpose OF communicating the fire: and il occurring at a
late the night, remote part oil the CITY, the whole
building wrapped in flames before The discovery vi the
fire wooden building attached and occupied an office By
Mr.. W. also destroyed, although Mr. w succc,c In
saving his books and most important papers On the pre-
Thursday night Just week before, an attempt was
made burn The shop Of Mr.. Walton but the tire was tor
uncy discovered n time be exnguished before image
beyond abon SlO0 had been sustained This Time lie VII
lain succeeded In accomplishing his PURPOSE we regret 10
add that Mr. WIS loss not less Than aUo or s3Ooo ana
thu he has no Insurance. lie is OF our most respectable
md highly esteemed citizens and surprise ID lett that any
one could be found malicious bIsc as to select him
object Tor their inccndiary purposes.
Enthusiastically afternoon about o'clock, fire broke
out in the basement of ST. James Church. al the corner OF
9Th and Marshall streets The fire communicated from one
of The furnaces and made progress before was dis
covered and could be eytngushed although the pncpai
damage 10 the church resulted from water and the t'ris L"
save tile building The assembly congregation room wac
flooded and it feared the large and line organ was mate
ray damaged IL Is difficult TO estimate win any accuracy
The amount of damage the church and fixtures but Is
believed that three thousand dollars will be insufficient TO re-
nair the entire injury The church had just undergone mo
ouoh rcpur and yesterday morning when Divine
service was held in it, very attractive appearance we are
no advised whether the building was insured but pre-
sumo tia so large and fine edice was secured against
loss BY agent so frequently at work In our Guy.
ANOTIER-A stable was burned on Church Hill, ut Inc
same time the Church took fire yesterday-so ~o arc h
formed although we could not ascertain PARTICULARS
THE SUCCESS OF RAIL ROADS, AND THEIR
| VALUE AS SECURITIES.
The following ndcious remarks in relation 10 rail road
s.curtes are from the latest number of the American Raj
Roud Journal:
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