The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-16

should ee eeneasepp ESQ who appeared for the lie
M es. .av;ssa him 20 hold on to the money be
had received that ne easy go aa aa n.p he seller
Ess. !. snteudea to protect the city against the
;ntr;omss aud speculations Of designing hucssteis
@ o. al whom are disposed TO set possesson y
!, hror All TO market and then raise the prices
10 a most e xorbitant standard
HusrIses CouRr-Recorder Pulliam aha
Aldermen Wineiied, Bray Sanxay and Mef.'t - =. 5,
ssins-The Grand Jury OF this Court met a. = ,s
clock Yesterday, and after short session ne few
bills On several indictments, Is well as n''@s
Charles Farrell, indicted for rnisdemean0'' ''1e
bill ...s.,,eanor a true
'i Oscar Burke indicted for
CharlesZ Abrams and Cha, ri A''NA''
60 sor aiisn' ina;essd for misdemeanor True
'' George A. Wilkinson, indicted for m''eo''0''
IIse on H. Gilmore indicted for nisde'neah0''
true BILL free negro svas presented fer re-
Seorse +, che Commonwealth, in violation on the
law of the stss WIS., resented for ha ling act
sessp .ha nnrpose and design to enable one george
y~s free negro. upwards OF II years oia ana VII
lawfully remaining in me ny .sh. r. fee5am
so,rrod 10 remain in the Commonwealth against
d. s.ante In that case made and PROVIDED qua, on
a. th day of August 1852 70 ACT as the Ass-
u ,hs sad George Jones' and did then and there
yer u IN. as sisned by the said Joseph NJ. CARING
Ion as his master to pass and be hired as his slave
against the peace and dignity Of sne
The Grand bury then adloafnea.
The ease of William Brown and Michael Flem-
inr indicted for misdemeanor-an anray-were pat
anon trial esterday and after heafing Argument from
a,nseI the Jury returned verdict of guilty against
hoxh f;uing Brown 81 cents and Fleming Sa69 TIE
Court then adjourned until this morning at III ocloeS'
TRrnLE TEAMING.-Charles q. Abrams
and Charles Abrams, Jr were brought before the
Mavor Yesterday, for committing violent assault
upon William ]. Chick the night before me CIR.
cumstances connected with the difsohy were THESE
Old Mr.. Abrams, while In state OF lntoSicaaon pau
a visit 10 Mr Chicks grocery. NhEe there Shoa
se mt for Wm,gC. Akers a neighbor, TO haVe private
Conversation with him, and when A. came, T. took
him by the and walked into the street 70
Abrams followed them out and coming 70 whete ,ney
were standing, commenced cvnNehselion Sn ' \ :
told him that he desired TO Akers privately and
asked Abrams walk into his house and De seated Tor
a time This Abrams refused TO CO. Snich Ihen
asked him TO stand off for short tune ana ne refused
10 do Mr.. Akers then persoaaeo nun 70 81 uo~u
in his own door for few minutes, which he consent
ed 10 do hut in short time jumped up, and coming
towards Chick and Akers, began TO curse and abuse
them shamefuy. Both these persons attempted 10
of the Old man. hearing his father, came across he
street with stick in his hand, and began to abuse
Chick Akers and Chick then attempted to appease
him. but could not do CO. WORDS ied 70 oio"s heht
Jr hearing il ran up and engaged IN the battle In
this time the old had gotten into the melee, and
between the three, ca OK got an awful beating-so
IS to lay him up, The mayer requ s0nd I me
hayior in the sum of $50 EACH fined the old man 81
for getting drunk and sent the case on to the Grand
Jury of the Hastings Court to be further dealt wltn
RED EYE AND NINA.-These celebrated
racers have heen placed in the same stable, under
,ha ,barge of John Belcher the trainer OF Red