Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-06

pills assembled Immediately outside the school house
and being informed that ihis negro girl hal controversy
with some Of them, no aud observed tho girl "A.
king stone and throwing Il at the boy. He was cut So
vereiy on the head. Knew cause for her 90 doing
She was ordered Fifteen"
SUSPECTED ouLr.-wlliam, a slave, the property O
John Shield brought up suspicion OF having .o
len number Of chickens and coru found with him at the
Trace and Foashee street. aud running away from
the Waterman.
In the absence Of hs MASTER to ascertain his knov.dv
IT any he had OF the facts, tho was continued
NorAPERs-Elra Davenport Free found wi,hou, psners
discharged.
THREATENING To SHOOT HOUSE,; or or,af
cry AID little wOoi James A Harris was br ought up ON
charge Of threatening to shoot Emanuel Raymond and
burn his house.
The amount Of tho charge from the evidence Of Raw
mond that Harris has threatened at different time.
during the past tree years shoot him. They had ID
appears some quarrel about chimney, alleged by Ray
mond to have been built on his ground by Harris
Inc parties reside in adjoining lots and seem to be In
ermnaoy In strife about little matter Of an entire
family character
Another case Of like character sprunp Nm betxesr .
Mrs Hori and Raymond all residents In the same neigh
borhood.
The Mayor dismissed both cases
Tho whole transaction was exceedingly frivolous az
fair.
OBsrRucrSo rur srRKrr-A summons Issued against Mr.
William J. Issacs agent of the Lyuchburg and Tennessee
Railroad Company, for suffering quantity of Railroad
iron to remain Canal street. was dismissed the ,um
mons not Icing served upon ssockhoer 10 the COM
pany or being served upon their agent issued against
the Company.
FioHrrSG IN THE srRIEr-James Hill was brought mn nm
charge Of assauting James Stevens on Canal street
James Martin stated that while sitting at his door ON
9th street, Tuesday evening last he Stevens COM
ing across the Armoy Bridge and going Mr. shad
ducks-hs boarding house. Saw Hill step up to him aud
call him d-n son of b-h. and prepare to fight him
He squared OF before Stevens but s. endeavor avoid
him Mr. shadduck or some other friend who was pres-
ent took hold OF HILL and endeavored pscify him. Ste
in the time, Mr. Jas b. Smiths house.
Hill got loose from those who held him and pursued him
They both talked for short-timo Mr.. Smiths door,
but had quarrel Stevens soon left Mr. Smith a bouse
through alley evidently intent avoiding his trouble
some friend and as he got far Canal street. was pur
sued and again overaken by Hill He seized Stevens by
The shoulder turned him round and some threats to
strike him.
But Stevens made resistance He told him freauent
y go away that he did desire to have any IN ing to
do with him. All this time Hill was endeavoring to strike
stevens.
Stevens went from there towards Cary street. and was
again followed by Hill. They had a collision here and
Hill was tumbed. He received few knocks in the
face from his patient antagonist while he told him IL he
should go on and to pursue him. he should not in
erfre with him further. He accordingly let him Off and
having gone towards 4h street. again pursued by
HILL He knew nothing of what occurred there but saw
Hill in short time after with his hand cursing
and utterng threats persons he knew not whom
Hill required to give bail in the $3.50 keep
the peace for twelve months He also required to End
bail to charge in this matter before the mex,
term Of the Court of Hastings.
The witnesses recognised in the Of $500
to appear at the time.