Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

genuine. The other he admItcdat the same time to be-
aiorgory Mr.. Heiskel being questioned as to whether
the pass was given by him, denied IT, when Allen admit
/ ted it was written by himself
lie had two writng pens and pencil in his possession
for the purpose i, supposed of giving passes to
others. The Mayor expressed his opinion that many
forged papers found in the possession of other negroes
were written by Allen from tie identity which the uri.
ding before him bore TO the other documents
lie was ordered twenty i've" for the forgery
ASSAULT AND ABUSE OF NJ oFIcER.--Eliz, Anne Allcv
was brought up charge Of assiutug Joshua j. shi
niul the 9,h of last month She was arrested upon
Warrant the day after the occurrence but baed out
for hcr appearance the day following, Mr. Giles bccou.
Ing her security.
Eliza hoWover dill not appear in pursuance Of the
conditions OF her rccosnilacc and upon inquiry vas
discovered that her security insovcnt uow thsta
ing shat he testified before his Honor to the possession
ahoIsc and lot upon fee simple right.
Officer White stated, that the 9ih OF last month he
heard some loud talking the house OF oshu, ShinaulL
on .ud street between Jackson and Duva streets When
he got the house. hc heard some awl cusin which
he discovered TO have been uttered by some female As
he approached the door he observed some blood on the
ground, which led him suspect that there was hard
work about the premises. Upon entering the house he
met Shirault with blood his face and a. he (Sh iuau
NA.Atl TOWARDS tlc UOor ne Slld she uiu The
cuscd continued her abuse after hc entered and though
he requested frequently tina. she would leave the house.
she persisted in the of obscene language as
in the beginning lie losthc to BE- troubled with her
and sought by persuasion pacy her but ii was to no
effect lie endetvorcd get her away aud she abused
him in language uni; to be repeated She appeared to
/ be under the influence Of drink.
lie saw her since hnr arrest hut being under an
Impression that Mr Tyler had the for her arrest
/ he took no trouble about her.
She required give hail in the sum Of al 90 to be
of good behaviour for six months.
| She had not given bail when lcl( the Court.
The Mayor expressed intention Of submitting the
case Of Giles her former security the City Attorney
that he may take proceedings against linn for perjury in
the matter Of his solvcncy.
DIScuARGEp-Isalh free negro sold some time since
to Mr. +. Robinson, for the spac, of four years for JAN
fees, aud subsequently, bought FOR the uaexpicd term of
mis- service, by Mr.. VIM Robinson, brought up not
having his pass GO to a ball, endorsed. He was dis
charged lie is now hired to Mr.. VIM. H. Grant
SrNuniNG-John Graves white man, was bfcuch; up
charged with having stabbed With knife in the side on
sunday in Broad street, Isaac Jackson free negro
Francis s Childess stated that he saw the negro run
ming from his house aul the accused in pursuit, Of him.
There were several Others the place the time
When Graves overlook him. lac mad, two OF three blows
him. Whether he had a weapon or not he was unable
say. He observed him afterwards putting knife into
his pocket; Upon examining the negro after the ARRAY lie
observed wound under his 1t seemed to have been
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