Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-16
City NE VS..

Rail Road, near Fredcricks- Hall, in Louisa county NJ
child was barren OF cnthng, excep, handkerchief, i,
around lis neck. Whence il came TO one knows bur Tho
ference is, that i, dropped by some mscrr.nt, b.
she was passing in The cars. II was taken li- hons
Il gent leman, near The place il found and lIo,'
sidei Tor. The handkerchief, il IL believed, Il, max,
lie neck 10 lei it down through opening in a DIVA,
OF tho cars The little Thing had suffered from The raw :,
The no, bare body il lay exposed on ti. ,t
but understand, il is doing well We trHst lis Lisi
may he traced, and ts unnatural parents discovered
| a FEMALE CHARGED WITH FoRGERY-lo j
Mayors Court, yesterday morning, Mary Jane Purcell
small rosy checked backcyed woman occupied the prise
ers box charge oil forgery, made by IT.
renee Fitzpatrick who stated that the prisoner who wa
ncighbor OF his 10 his house not long since, in
neighborhood Of Canal and It'll streets with par
in her hand and stated that II was an agreement brwe
and Mr. Samuel Moody, specifying that she should h
the privilege Of removing some fixtures from house VIII
she had just rented vi Mr.. NJ whenever she should va
the premises She wished Mr.. Fitzpatrick attach his
nature to witness Mr.. f. could moi read or ~r|
but, alter explanation from Mrs P as 10 the contents
the paper said she might sgu his it, She did
subsequently he had discovered that the paper was
what she had eprescncd il, but bond for house rent d..
Mr. Moody This evidence corobora;ed BY the cviep
n little daughter ol NJ FPS, who stated that che W.
present and heard what passed between Mrs. r. and her 4
tter in reference TO the paper and the ss
ing,ofit.
Mrs F. was renandcd for examination before the Iusi
Court on The second Monday in September. An appl
lion for bail refused, upon The GRAND that The ease
character admit lie privilege
The accused had by her side pretty little black /, ;
cld, daughter, about five years DID, whom the Mayor .
nc would properly provide for in Of necessity dusu
the confinement Of the mother III Jail.
DESTRUCTIVE FlRE-ou Thursday night, between
ii and II O'clock fire broke in tie iron foundry es,ss
shmcnt Of Mr.. Robert Baird, in Manchester situated i'm
mediately below the Southern termination of ayos Bride
lew yards distant from Tie large new co,tDn factory A.
the Bank OF James River Tie m,nnfactory contained
rat l1Iht
mill and iron work generally The whole was con
snned except small t!acs>mlths shop adjoining Iarg
number Of patterns, and considerable quantity OF inshe
aud unfinished work also destroyed. The ire orgin
tad in The foundry, and il is believed communicated b.
inrrnLary The entire loss estimated NJ l0"r l. thor
sand dollars, which there is an insurance. of $500.
The several Richmond Fire Companies speedily repair,
10 The fire. when The alarm given, pulling their cngn
and reels Mayos Bridge, which was well ilgh
ci By The flames OF The burning buildings. We regret
learn that by this cllamiiy number Of worthy AMI ndU
lrous mechanics have been suddenly thrown out ol cmpo
mtnt.
HAIR PULLING Sarah Luvsey, young lady raj iit
in silks cncumpasscd with urbeIows, and surrounded w
IN odour The perfumes of par'ierc Of vloets
honey suckics appeared the criminals stand in III
Mayors Court, Saturday, answer charge OF assau
ING Miss Mary jones also young lady, hnvng all the
ward appearance responsibility Miss ~ stated that 20
Thursday night between twelve and one "ciocR she al
several ladies started in company from Virginia street 10
the fire in Manchester On her return, and while crossing
ayoS bridge the accused approached her from behind srA
her by the hair drew long knife brandislled il m
lcad and exclaimed sce what you've done you iniamoG:
wrcchm Here the young ladys testimony closed, when
he Mayor commenced propounding questions: "Was thee
provocation for The assault Y None that am awa'
III the Had there been previous di:Hcu,
tween yuuT None "Can you assign no cause why
he nnde such an assault on your u cannot Had sa'
know that she had" "Who present III the time o I'll
assault r. This young lady" lpplnting very modes
ian,se al Ter side, covered with rich veil
Hcreupon, the Mayor called the witness stand rh.
young lady" Just alluded TO- She said her Nt
ora Hunmill she present u, the time of the assam
shiuE was made precisely in The manner described by Tie
complainant WAS any other person present " asked The
ayor "a young lady with Miss Lnvsey, and geE,
nan ,ras euing -inarW Nth Hiss Jones' was Tue Re
vs. Here disclosed an important tact which had h.t
ntirey overlooked forgotten by the complainant The
witness about giving The of THE gentleman when
he Mayor informed her iatin the present aspect :" r case
lac not Important "" cast our eyes around IN.
10 whether THE gentleman aIhdea 10 va,
oming onward to stale what nc knew on ihe subject
lie Lid not make his APPEARANCE however and The Mayo
proceeded decision in the case. lie saw nolE'ng
the requiring any interference on his part u h
line were &c uccupli VII. SUCH frivolous cases, cor,
tany occurring amongst ladies, who turn out TO run
rrs between " and O'Clock at night, lie might s hcf
nd DO nothing else The assault if made II all, was made
he presencc Of gentleman" and Two nree others; aH
he Mayor did not believe that The complainant had any
uod grounds To fear any bodiy harm from The uccust
IT, therefore dismissed the case.
lh!, decision seemed 10 surprise The counsel of M
ones proceeded, IN animated and eloquent sPcec
give The why thought lis fair client should 70
cave the protection u the law. Tie Mayor, hoHe'v.
rovcd nscusi5r The appeal. IL his misfortune u
iItr from counsel in his views of the case and e nr
therefore, adhere his decision Mics Luvsey (~o COM
ilncJ O inuIsP0Giirn; then informed that she wa,
iacargcl She retired with great deal 81 grace shn ac
ily. followed by four five ladies equally ransce ndcna
their appearance and supcrenincn'iy oioriierous.
liArEAS CORPUS CASE.-on Wednesday last, w..
'owlrs and SpotswuoI NJ Johnson examined In thu
layers Conr charge :" assauI'ing and emitting with
nile James T. l.. Chandler. and young man named Ia
uierro u: committed Iail. bal! hrna refused
Yesterday they brought before Judge Clopron al tie
Court House, writ OF habens corpus upon ar
;,utipn Tor bail tier the examination ni witnesses III,
udgc confirmed the decision iii. Court below; and the
renInn,ed TO Jail. Their final trial will
eiorc tho Circuit Court which meets on the 7 October
text.
HUSTINGS COURT-YESTERDAY.- Joseph Butler
Or permitting slave 10 go at large, was fined $40.
Sutton IL Winston, on prcscnmcnt, fined S.
Andrew }. Addington, for ussaulting white man. iihei
$50
George Fendlcy. for msdemcanor, continued nnnl
o.iay.
HUSTINGS CUURr.-Aiicr weeks session, III. Au
.ust closed on Saturday, which day the following
asses disposed "i. as follows;
Ezekiel Solomon indicted for mislencannr noie proce
lui cntrred-hc 10 pay the costs.
Cahatinc Garhbald msdencnnor Cases; fined So ali
osts in one, and noIle prosrqn entered in Tho othrr
A. G0odr, indicted for selling liquor without licens
David 5. Anthony, mlsdrmeunor n0e prosequl enter
md accused discharged.
Charles liouan, mscmcanor, nolc prostqni entered
Samuel Frayscr, ditto
Emily Glass, c!ony nole prosrqni entered
Daniel Rogers, Jesse Roach. James Ellis, and AAard
White, indicted FOR unlawful gaming, pleaded guilt
continued.
George Ensberry, Tor retailing arden, spirits without
cnsc 10 pleaded not guilty IN each case; cnniIEut
Henry Wcnhnljt, charged with receiving Stolen sUpt,
continued and accused recognized in the OF SiV
or his appearance.
Geo Fenlcy, charged with inhumnnly whipping Ecg0l
,hd fined S93 and costs. Paid and accused discharged
Alexander White William Jones Daniel Rogers ia. f..
lis Jesse Roach and Geo Ensbcry indicted for conspneI
10 iefrLud carJsconlinuei until White e
:oynizc in the ul $780, Rogers $500 Roach $500 audi
Ellis 500 Jones did make his appearance an-"rI
The Indictment aud process ukcn against him aj
his suciics Ensbcrry went Jail in default OF bail
John Dauyhery, alias James Dunvary charged "h tl".
ny; continued until next term and accused 10 ant 10
default of bail.
FROM LOUlSA.-Ma'garct wilkinson. coiorcd, IL"
shades darker Than midnight made her first visit 10 Ken
monl On Saturday morning last, and Immediately e "'
hands of the police who demanded s evidence o. he
freedom and right This she prepared 10
the Mayors Court, and bore testimony that Inc
therefore, released Margaret after coming here The me-
;,uc to honor city with visit rugged out In her Sun
day clothes lett the Court room with countenancr 'n1r,
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