The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20


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$500 su ,,r,nr t,s,;ce Jarv;s of I1on,;co
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she hody and the urv returned verdict in accor.
dance 9TH tbe shove facts
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HusrINcs CoURT-Aldermen InlOes.
prou Tvrar wipotieId and Rinford nresidng =
This bodv closed its February term last Saturday.
after tiresone sitting of six days We subioin
notice of the Commonwealths cases.
Murder.-Danel, slave to John Thacker,
charged with shooting, with pistol. loaded with
powder and shot, tine night of the LIST of Janu-
airy, Albert, the property OF Wm Davis OF Henri
co. by which wound the latter came to his death on
the 18th inst set to the bar, and after patient
hearing of the case, was declared to be mot guilty
and therefore. discharged. AS the parties had had
no difficulty, and no cause could be assigned for the
shooting the impression was that the pistol became
discharged by accident. avs
Assaultinp a Woman Theodore Nunnallv, in
dicted by the Grand Jury for a misdemeanor. in
COMMITTING violent assault upon a woman knock.
ing her down and stamping her so severely as to
cr1,sh the bridge of her nose, was set to the bar
tried by ury found guilty, and fined $50 and the
cost of prosecution In addition to this, the court
sentenced him to six months confinement in the
common Jail, there to remain after the expiration
of that time until the fine imposed and costs are
paid or he is otherwise discharged by the due
course OF law. Nunnay Is said to be quiet, or
derby man, generally, and has done some service
for his country, having been one OF the volunteers
in the Virginia REGIMENT, during the late Mexican
war. He has wife and several children, in indi-
gent circumstances, and unless cared for must suf
fer severely during the conhnement OF their only
providsr. Coasts - =
Grand INSTRUMENTATION Brown, white man.
charged with stealing gold watch and chain from
John Fitzgerald, on the 23d of January last was
examined and then remanded to prison for final
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