The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-27
RICE ON & CENT
LOCAL MAr9nns,

cIacuIf CouHr.-W append ! In. Of
49, 'ssonIss % De tried at the fall term Of the Cir
San ~ 0csas'.- mn Guy, which commences on the
Nashasisl sundsrIand, charged wiz n. v,,A,,
harder Of Patrick Colbert. ia ftout of - 60
noass' on Hth street, ON the Let day Of Aususs.
.asorgs Miles, osAsrwiss called cbsr,., or..,
charges with stealing one horse Of the vsi.s ~
one hundred doIiars from Temple j. piuot. On ~
,Joho B. Atkisson, cha charged with ms,,c,ou.,, .,.h
bing Henry Bowers With iatess % kIlj % The assh
day Of May, 1855 s = - 80 =, = -'''' -
Paslo Pslniui. charged With stsa,los th,rtv.shre.
n money aud one pocket book Of the value
nay csnss; ase arom Mrs. Lucy Bass, the 17th
Thcuas Riehardsoa, charged with hishw.v rob.
berry, 10 viessotiy assau auisiBg Jso. w. Woodsoo. Ana
stealing ono port uonnsis Of the value of ffly
cents. one hat Of the value of one dollar one crs
vat of the value Of twenty A vs cent? and eight,
cents 10 money from his person, on the aOsh day Of
April, 1855. =
Henry Richter, charged With forging the nam.
Of Schaap Co. for seventy i've dollars on the Ex
change Bank of Virginia. on the Il tn day Of March
1858.
Henry Richter, charged With forging the nam.
Of schaap Co. Tor one bundred aud twenty Ave
dollars, on the Exchange BsDk Of Virginia, on the
Henry Richter. charged with forging the name
q Schasp Co, for twenty Ave dollars on the
Exchange Bank Of Virginia, on the Gath day Of
Dsbney p. Goocb, charged with ma,ciously
stabbing George W. Hobsou, with intent to XIII on
the 2lst day Of April, 1858.
Christopher Maddox, charged with stealing one
cloth coat, OF the value OF seventeen dollars and
one PAIR OF pantaioons. Of the value Of seven dol
lars. from Eiwood Byers, on the cath day Of De-
cember, 1857. -
Peter Phelps, charged with high way robbery, in
violently assauiting Oswald Wright, and stealing
rar Ga
tember, 1883.
Alexander BurIey, charged with the murder Of
Delaware Ksrsey, on the sth day of September, in
the year 1858. ~s a sss I'd
trial. the following cases, which were continued
from the las. term:
George Livingston, charged with the murder Of
Elizabeth Dussberry on the 14sh day of March, In
the year 1856.
Nimrod b. Dickinson, charged with the murder
of John c. Haley, the 10th day of October, 1857,
at the Agricultural Fair Grounds.
Oliver A. Hobson. charged with shooting James
Hansberry on the 4th day of January, 1855 with
John Hunt, charged With shooting VIM Fiickin.
stein, on the 18th day Of November, 1858, with
intent to kill.
Joseph Elam, charged with stabbing Reubenss.
tn cambridge, free negro, on the 10th day Of
March, 1857, with Intent TO kill.
Charles NJ. Brown, charged with stealing one
barrel Of mslasses, of the value of $40 from
Loreozo d. Gaslin, on the I'd day of June, 1857.
William G. Clarke, charged with stealing one
gold watch, valued at SIS, and one silver watch,
valued at $50, from Harnet A. Pesrce ON the q 7th
day Of December, 1856.
John Taylor. charged with stealing clothing of
the value OF $50 from Daniel Ryan on the lst day
of December, 1857. @5ae
Francis Foxwell, forunlawfal and malicious stab
bing. zs
Richard W. weisiger, charged with uulawfuIiy
and maicioasly srabbing Francis Petit, with in-
tent to kill. N M
Vim Jones aud Vim. J. Brown, charged with
assauting aud beating Miles McMahon.
David Wilson, charged WITH forging an order
for $l7 80 on the Virginia owing Company. aud
| signed by james Cray on tile 24th day of July
| 1856, with intent to defraud.
INooRRIGiBLE THlEs.-On Wednesday
last the notorious Jim Ellis, free negro graduate
| OF the Penitentiary, made his escape from the
| chain gang, and within less than twenty -fous
hours thereafter commenced his old game of steal
| ing and swindling. Knowing that . negro man in
the upper part of the city, where the gang" had
| been at work, owned handsome watch, aud find-
| ing that the gang had been removed to another
location, Jim hurriedto the watch owner, borrowed
it In the name Of his overseer, and appropriated
| - his own use. On Saturday last, Jim tried hii
| hand ia another line, aud succeeded In swindle
laboreF who had just arrived in the city without
money, attempted to raise the wind by the sale oi
| q coat and pair Of papts. Jim at once offered 10
session to examine their quaiity, dashed OF at the
top of his speed, aud ont running the tired owner
| made good his escape.
Jim 10 now at large. but the police are on his
tracks, and will doubt nab him In the course oil
q few dAys. When he 10 caught, he should have q
| ball appended to him, and be kept at hard wor !
for the remainder OF his natural life.
p S.-Sipce the shove was written, officer
ChaIkley has succeeded In arressing and caging
Jim Ellis.