The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-09
TERMS OF ADvERTI0IWo !.
Husrrsas CouRr.-Tbis tribural cam

n.snoes n It's regular monthly term ON to-day next
Ivw we give list Of the cases which will occupy
~ = st OF the magistrates during the session,
csiisS =, - S,se aocket which the Court has been
s ~ ~ " usspose OF Tor many month"; past For
tue iniormation OF the readers Of the Dispafch -
vii ssa.e thas the list embraces only those cases
WI. mnleh nave Deen sent on by the Mayor since the
Grand jury meet also on to-day. and as thsrs a.
several cases requiring their action. thex -siI
doubtless find indictments which will further mnl.
tply the iabors of the Court There are nine
felony cases, MS follows:
/. Robert Pulling alias Robert Wheeler and VIM
J. Summerville. Breaking into and entering the
Custom House and stealing s20,6Ss in gold, on the
18th Of October. 1857.
2 Robert Pulling alias Robert Wheeler and wm.
j. Sommerville. Breaking into and entering the
shop of John w. Davies and stealing tools where
with TO enter the Custom-House.
3. Nimrod B. Dickinson. charged with the mur-
der of John c. Haley the 18th of October, 1851
at the Agricultural Fair Grounds.
l. John Dixon, charged with stealing clothing
1857. y
5. Philip Roberts, charged with stabbing with
tober. 1851
6. Charles Cornell, of Washington, charged with
picking Jesse I. Bowles' pocket at the Central Uo
Tel during the Fair, and stealing bonds and other
valuable papers.
:. Frank Gwinn, Free charged with maliciouslv
wounding aud beating Charles Nelson, a whits
person, with intent to KILL on the 2lst Of October
1857,
8. simou slave to Warner I. Taliaferro. charged
with stealing nine overcoats, valued at ten dollars
EACH the property Of L. ID. Keeling, the 14sh Of
October 1857.
0. Ned. slave to Catherine pulen, and poitiaux
slave to John Priddy, charged with entering tina
smoke-house of Jesse Williams aud stealing CITY
1857.
The misdeneanor cases are even more numerous.
DIM fnr ria onfr.n
mefation Of which will be found in the following
list:
l. Timothy McNemara. Receiving $1s worth Of
stolen wheat from Daniel, slave, on the 18th OF
August, 1857.
z Sarah sutherland. Stealing clothing valued
at eight dollars from VIM. III. Woodward, on the
18th August. 1857.
g. VIM. Gallagher. Stealing one coat valued at
three dollars from Luther Libby.
4. +. u. A. Baker, OF Philadelphia Peding Jew
elry without obtaining license as a merchant.
D. VIM. Tibbs. Stealing two bushels of corn.
valued at So. from j. D. Ferguson, on the 10Th
October, 1857.
6. George Myers. Stealing an umbrella of the
value OF 80 cents, from John L. Tate, on the 18th
October, 1867.
Z. Oswald Wright Bringing free negro from
North Carolina to this city, contrary to the laws Of
Virginia.
g. Robert Allen Retailing ardent spirits with
out license, to be drunk at the place where sold
y William Brown, William peasley and Robert
Allen, for unlawful gaming and gambling.
10. Ira Belknap Stealing wood the property of
VIM, Brazeal, on the 2nd November, 1857.
IL. Bernard Graves. Riotous conduct at Otto
Morganstein's Lager Beer Saloon, on Broad street,
aud assault on several citizens.
IL Thomas Stanley. Stealing a watch valued at
$l2, from VIM III. Bassett.
The Court meets at 1O o'clock