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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04


beating his wife at their residence Gssenet street.
was yesterday sent before the First District Court
He gave bail for his appearance before that august
tribunal.
John OReilly was sent before the same Court for
taking away from the store, No. 1OS Poydras street.
on the 9th ult, six globe lamps which at the time
were part and parcel Of stock of goods in the charge
Of Peter Schiller, Sheriff keeper He gave bail tor
his appearance before Judge Hunt.
Thomas and Bridget Doolan, Catherine Gleason and
Mary Logan, hauled up for raising beastly disturb
ance on Calliope street, were disposed Of Bridget
Doolan was discharged; her husband and the res,
were sent to the Work. House for month. Joh1
Murphy, for stealing whip out Of Thomas Fitz
geralds wagon on Front street, was sent out for 1
month. John Biereomer for stealing trunk of ths
steamer Alonzo Child, was sent ont for three months
George W. Brace, his fellowprisoner in the Work
House, with intent to murder was dismissed from th,
charge as he proved that he did the cutting in self
defence. He and Brace were then sent back to thu
originally sent.
The following parties were arraigned and booked
for future examination:
Gavino Ledda, charged with causing aatboa
tions Of Assistant Wharfinger Henry Mitchell, AMI
refusing to remove the boat when ordered all at Pos
No. Al, First District. Examination fixed for ths
| 7th.
similar contravention and refusal, with atboat load
| Of wood, at Post 26. Case fixed for the same day.
/ Capt. Charles Haye Of the steamer starlight,
chargedwth 6sticufiDg and clubbing William Sweed,
m, c., on board the steamer, on the 18th ulk Case
| fixed for to-day.
/ Mrs. Susan Edgar, charged with abusing, threat
ening, and assauing Mrs. Helena Casey, at the cor
ner Of st. James and st. Thomas Streets on the 28th
ult; also knocking down Mrs. Casey little boy, foul
years old. Fixed for the eth si
Mary Ann Holt, charged with malicious mischief
in tearing window curtains in the crib Of Mary Sau
art, on Basin street. Fixed for the 9th. Z;
Mary Green, charged with saying ugly thinEst
Mary Helena Murphy and calling her still more dread
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04

FoURIa DIsrRIcr CouRr 1F: FRANCE 4 F. BARTHE VS..
Of New Orleans. STHEIR CREDITORS No. 29Ol.
by VIRTUE of and In Obetli ience to an order
~ ~ Of sale rendered Jannsy 2s 1859 and directed BY
above entitled matter, will proceed public aucon
on the premises hereinafter designated THURSDAY the
10th day of February 1889 10Y O'Clock NJ account
the creditors Of said insolvens-
The Contents, fixtures. of q coeehouse the
Of Customhone and Old evee the Second
District of this city, per inventory fled
Surrendered by said insolvents to their creditors
TERMS-Cash on the spot
F. 7. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04

pLACIDE's VARIETIES -aRAvTER STREET
stage Manager Mr.. JOHN SETON.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04

Ths the public judge for themselves to til
Gs Doctor treatment of the diseases speciality the fol-
certificates selected by chance from
given by citizens Of this city and neighbong country ara
copied:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-04

FL & F. BARTHE
vs.. LEU RS CREANCIERS
de la Eouyele Orleans. \ No 2oOl
EN yERTU dun Ordre dc veMte rendu lie rs
Janvier 1889 eta moi addresse par houorable Quaeme
Cour de District de Ia Nou Orleans Aare
s procederai e JEUDI 10 de evrer 1852 10Y heure A.
NJ sur les lenx capres desenes pour lie compe
de- - " '
lie fonds Pinsaation cafe stue augle des rues
de Douane ct de Ia Vee Ievee lie Deuxeme District
de cete vile, tuy ant inventaire
lie tout abandonne les insolvabe creanciers
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au oment de adudcation.
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff de la Paroisse a. Orleans
jag 81 fe4 I 10 Sndc de n dite fail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
TELHaRAMR-
Pr Magnetic Telegraph Lines, 0noe No. Iss Main Street

.tauo' FURTHER BY THE EUROPA
HALIFAX, Dec. 1.-The Europa touched at Queenstown
the goth. If0a.-.f
The latest news from China IL to October 9th. The
Chinese Government rcpudated the treaty with the Uni
Ted States by refusing TO open the ports Of sauniope
and Taywan, as stipulated.
PAnis. saiurday.-No formal invitation TO the Con-
ess has yet been sent by France TO England but Count
Persgny has been Instructed arrange the preliminary
conditions with Lord John Russell.
Austria and England have both protested against the
Regency.
The French Projects instructed invite the Journ-
ais to be more crcumspec in their language towards
England.
The kentes closed to-day at 90 f. Soc.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday-Garbaldi Is said TO have been
named Lieut.. General OF the Sandman Army
Telegram FROM Paris says that Buoncompagnie would
tender his resignation Of the Regency the Sandman
Government .e ."
Two British steamers had succeeded in bringing
oil $50 christians from the small ports of Morocco A
general massacre Of the fugitives feared.
Spanish army of 10000 was expected to land
In Morocco early in December
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
CITY ITEMS.

GArnisosiAL.-In October last only eight marriage
licenses Issued from the Clerks Once Of the Hus
ings Court 10 this city. During the month Just ended
trshty-sir were issued This may be termed making
up fos lost time" The largest number In any month
since LIST January, 1887, 2s lin May 6s that the
eonnublAl business Of November quite extensive
In November last year. sixteen licenses issued aud
In the same month Of 'o1. eleven. Bravo, Cupid =
Next year viii be Leap Year" and your darts do not
hy right and left with unerrng aim, then your
viii have to take you In hand" In accordance with
custom, subjoin the list OF couples who auhorz-
ed by Law TO take each other for better for worse
John l.. Byery and Maria Angus; Benz. Patterson and
Nancy L. Smoot; Henry w. Cox and Martha II. Wool
bridge; Samf Il. Ragland and Saie b. Pcmberton; VIM.
Hsddick and Mary Ann Brown; john Burns and Catha-
rine Ferror Andrew j. Kuhn and Caroline p. Johnson
Robert ID. Swords and Ann Maria New; John MeDo-
nough aud Barbara Hughes, John w. Padgett and So
phronia A Meador; David s. Watson and Kathleen An
derson; Urah p. Perkins and Betty r. Peatross James
o. Watson and Virginia T. Butler; Fred. W. Hobson aud
Mary H. Morton; A. @. Page and Eliza O. HARRISON Jno
II. Howell and Mary L. Hermann, John 7. Atkins and
Roberta 7. Gresham; WIN. T. Carter and Harriet IRE
waller, John ~ Woodhn and Amanda NJ. Taylor; Ber.
nard Lutman and Maria Ann Dersman; Jas. w. Hercus
AID Samantha w. Perdue; wm T. Bowls aud Elizabeth
Giarebrook Robert T. Taylor aud Julia A Wool
bridge; Francis Helfert and Marie T.. Albert; Cornelius
Csenon and Julia Dhscol; Patrick German aud Maria
N.Naley
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

DOMESTIC MAsUrAcruREs.-Since the people have re-
solved to patronze and encourage home industry it be-
hooves the merchants and manufacturers to afford them
every facility for doing There many articles made
IN virginia which the mass Of the community do not
know where to find readily Let them be adrertised-
Have our drygoods any Virginia cloth suitable for
wearing apparelg If so, let the fact be made known
through the advertising columns OF the newspapers
Have our cothers any ready made SUITS made out Of
Virginia goodsI II so, let them be advertised And
so, OF many other articles There is especially at this
time, general demand for homemade or domestic
clothing and dealers they will be SO back
ward in coming to the aid Of the people We should not
be surprised the fashion of wearing Jeans would be-
come universal in the south. We would hail its general
adoption with intense satisfaction. Come let us know
where Virginia goods be obtained and no hlJag-
gerry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
GALE OF MOST Valuable RRAL E.,,,,c

- IN fosS COUNTY AND The CIrYOF WILLIAMs1URGS
Wy Virtue OF degree pronounced by the Circuit city
o. MAmsGs and County Of James City the 26,h day
s s ans the I % Psel appointed
County and the city Of Williamsburg belonging estate Of
rrs WEDNESDAY the qsth day of December next, thew
S s on The premises the Firm in York County
ausburE lying Immediately on the York Rver with S ,r m
% s for
,oo Of which cleared and in the eaS
seeded on hi, Pl.niaioG within yards the river
large substantial and eoSmoSIos % Pnage &c also two
Portable negro Quarters Stables shed &c mouse com
1, 90 hs same day. VIII be sold The adjoining Rarm,
SO acres Of which are cleared and in prime eondonthe crop
Rarm has recently elegant COTTAGE
~ commanding hEe view Of the CIIEsA
hne Barn with Ganar,s ample Outbudins. Of every de-
their extreme ey fh STe b n 1 o Ra Of %
Tor te last twenty The
oysters h and crabs Astounding Most excellent springs
per cent Of Lincoln abundance every brake The
sells connection by rail road With Rishp,ond yba
ample and oeS for & . me SUPPLY Of Timber
two pansaon. in Virgins offer those
rlousy The result OF an accurate be
Third The day, large and we-eOa,,ruet
ed WATER MILL adjoining both Yarns above mentioned,
.apendrd for want Of water aud the amount OF its
the I'd January 16 will be sold before the cour,
Hou.e door, In the City Of Williamsburg following Estate
: Is. T I'll LOT LOT HE LaSD with Dwelling
well known that Il needs no particular description.
ID THE LOT OP LAND A. HOUSES TIIEKEON now oeruD
ed by Mrs owers 1t contains about SOLD al
together or In separate parcels Comms
SloncTs
50 THE Lot LAND on MAIN STREET eOntanInr. large
Brick store and other buidng occupied Moreea I6
hemer This one OF the most eligible positions city
9Th LOT OF LAND with Dwelling &C. thereon Immediately
Montfort. - - 1890
TER4s sAIRA sufficient 10 pay the evpen.
Of sale and OF suthe credit Of two
ihre aud four years equal nsialnent to bear
LIST day January isGo payable annuayhe
bonds wish sufficient security titles retain
ed until the respective purchasers shall have fully paid pur.
chase money. $3.50 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
VERY xALUAnLE REAL EsTATEArA ne.

- Of
.s finance committee Of the City Council at Public
auction on e premises, THURSDAY, day OF Deem
her y AT " oeock NJ that portion on which "a. 10
e former gas works fronts 1s2 south ia
Iary street, running back 10 parallel 10 feet
AsO-A lot In OF the above bounded ON thu w., h.
o. bacon Ia Fsq fronting about north IL
mentioned lot ~ N 'I' VI 'Ne INST
On the FIRST lot there building used for oe
&C. pun Of The best materials and superior worknAnsln
large are proof reto house. covered with iron ,Dd -,
me o I'll be divided sold buildinss sold Win
same ~ NOS AS may be determined hour on s,i
ms property i justly regarded valuable in H. Cit,
having space enough 20 warehouse and HAVING ~
nenhi OF the Cary street front the fort on az
IAN o. NE Dock where produce and be received or
ANsIoneiourth cash, balance two and tire, wear,
trust deed. $3.50 ''A'''J seeured ~
Piss Of the property be at our Once in few d
no26-tds uayt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

MR Lospos's ApDRKss.-Nr D. Ii. Landou, in accor-
dance with invitation from the Board of Trade of
this city, delivered eloquent address, Mechanics
Hall on "wednesday night, the subject Of direct trade
with Europe. and kindred topics Every in the Hall
was occupied, and among the audience large num-
Der Of ladies' Portions of Mr.. London's address were
loudly appauded, and an episode occurred which was
too rich to pass unnoticed. Mr.. L., while insisting
that our own merchants should directly import goods
from England and France. If IL necessary to have
them, was interrupted by gentleman present with the
remark, but, Mr.. London, isn't England against US
tooF Mr.. L. replied with some warmth. He said that
when he had closed his address, his inerlocutor might
take the stand II he chose aud address the audience
while (said Mr.. L. am standing here pleading for
the mechanics and manufacturers Of Virginia and am
trying TO convince my hearers that IL are to use
British and French goods that should not let the
Yankees import them for you sir get up there aud
ask me such question that" The gesture and man
ner OF Mr. London, while giving vent to this sockdola
GER are indescribabe Suffice say, that they and
the reort together called forth loud peal OF applause
Mr.. London not interrupted again.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

ELECTION or CoNNrssIoSERs-The election Of Com
mssioners of the Revenue supply the vacancies
stoned by the removal from the city of Mr. Edwin Bur
ton and resignation Of Mr. jesse Wherry took place YES
erday. The large number ofcandidates impaired some
animation to the contest but Mr.. Cadmus O. johnson in
Madison Ward, and Mr.. G. w. II. TYLER, in Monroe
Ward, were elected their competitors by decisive
majorities.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
SOUTHERN school HOOKS.

WE propose to publish series Virginia readers
by distinguished gentleman % this State lihe MSS
and now ready provided such encourage
ment from Virginia teachers Justify the undertaking
number Of proposed publish series Of
matca works, and issued the
iant for popular Industry viz An Arithmetic Caudus Croet
which and a. acknowledged be superior
any work the Of by house
the United STATS Not meeting however with
which the merits Of the Arithmetic jusded expecting from
the teachers Of Virginia and the SOUTH from
tinuing the series.
or the utility and superior merits Cotefs Arthmete We have
emacians In the State
croleis Arithmetic, colleges and schools vol 10 SIC
First lesson. In Arithmetic, Crozei being Introduction 10
the Arithmetic Ok.
We would commend these works 70 the attention teachers
he best works the reasoning principles science Of mum
bers nov in tdec 81 A. NORRIS Pubi.i,er
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

The prospectus of The Nep York Ledger, the great
family paper, will be found in another column 1t is
scarcely necessary to say that The Ledger is by far the
most popular family paper in the country having cir
cuation OF over four hundred thousand copies. Ii is
always characterized by high moral tone and as will
be seen by reference to its advertisement employs more
eminent contributors than any other paper in the world
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE

CotusmA, Dec. lon Wednesday, the following
were offered in the House:-
Resolved That the State Of South Carolina Is ready
enter together with other slavehodng States such
desire present action, into the formation Of Southern
Coniederacy.
Resolved, That the Governor forward this resolution
to Southern Executives.
Another resolution offered asking official informa-
ton as to the condition OF the State Arsenal arms
muniton, numberof men enrolled, style of arms ETC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
REALP SUPPOSED tn prNr,u

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA man Is now in Jail in Alex.
andra suspected Of being Reaf who concerned in
Browns organization of Provisional Government lie
answers the description has lately returned from visit
to England aud has visited Kansas. He was previously
arrested in Poolsvlle, Montgomery county, MARYLAND
suspicion of being with the Harper Ferry
affair, but escaped before committed Since then sus
pieon has been renewed by Cooks description of Rea
aud officers from Montgomery county here en-
route 20 Alexandria identify him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE
ON JAMES RIVED

Gooehland County miles above Richmond .oo
Jjo5STS SIEyp IN o. and al the stock Of MULES
NAY &C, and FARMING IMPLEMENTS 'Ni'
"a ee IN desd OF trust executed by James Deanc
hS bearing date 30 May is5q, duly recorded In
Court and In the liusiings Court Richmond sba ~ @
nnY @ am ~ the request Of Mr.. Ds1ne proceed 10 s
~ AUCTION on The premises, sd ay The n,
OF Deeemb Der, 1859, commencing at II occet N ~
o th next TAR day, the large valuable estate ,,t
nov IN The possession q The said Deane The tract eoSs G
rresn survey ls ACRES Of which 36gA ACRES arr IN 49,
low grounds loo ACRES and branch ts second
gIoohas and Ss ACRES high land nov 10 Seb &C. y,
time thi Fan The nPrayeH the place airs zoo
n nSIl9s sHd GOOD In quality consisting Of very ba5sS
rails with KITCHEN, STABLE C4RRiAg HoIsY oe s, Tate
IC DAuEn &C. attached thereto, a large BRICK RHpS
and SAW MILL with CIRCULAR SAW nov IN eoS1ne, I'LL
ample stable Accommodations good HAY PRESS sSI 81 SpTp
5s, Ia covered with shingles sufficient TO accommo
AsT The sale Of the Farm the SLAVES and PFnIzu,ur
nearly young and likely embracing too Biact,h N or
whom ), ,gPsT9T workman lhv PEaIsHGsLE PROPHET "
ne CROPs o. coax ESTIMATED az 100 10 81, bar-I ~
a. .S,laied AZ $3.50 los OATS HAY STRAW siII-CKS -
Mich cows and OXEN sIIEFP Hogs Tfff number Of
sderaion the fact that the James River AID con
TncitioB ~ 1870 ana mat consequently It's produets car be
and the quality Of the fos .a theT are G o.
iAis does for
tTII me YARN tttas In perfect order viii rvsry
5uldns needed fer ihe cosoItable acraroaiIe ~
t anu cry knd Of property for use Of
" purchase ana - ogt place, rarely me-, In
an opportunity 70 suit themselves ane an .s.a WIN
for se Heal Estate fourth cash balance Al IN. ~
SaFs iof bonis bearing interest secured by al ~
trust For the slaves cash, months credit To- ues OF
notes adding interest the P-r,abs pr
Py ~ sums IN der 80 cash, that SIX ~ al, ~
approved endorsed negotiable paper. - run or
p on the land can be the ehce Of the Apr.l,
IN etsors secured by the Seed Of above eninI Is
serihsr before the day o. sale A'ed 20 The sub
Sale conducted by GoDDIN GAPPERsoS Trustee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

Nav SoHK Dec l-stoeks dull and lower; Virginia
Cotton hrm, with improved feeling; Uplsnds MiddnE
Flour SOLO lower generally southern 5 so Wheat declined
les quotations Irregular Corn hrm oil yellow 9lG19R; new
I>GsSB Pork firm 1912 prime tl3SSl Whisky our
at &c Turpenne heavy 4iIGtI3 Rice UNCHANGED
BALTHoEE Dec lfiour UNCHANGED Wheat buoyant
white l36G146 red l2abl35 Corn du-new white 6fa
Whisky nominal a6S. 'N'-N-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
EMORY 4 M NE. .s,.,, COLLEGES,

InstltntiOn u
August NEXT eennss n sp ing session be-
close Of The Pan also
n me charges for the entire collegiate
vi. be $50 Of vhieh to Repaired be paid In advance
Of This sum Inc nd.
charges for nifiOn Board Fasi ooangsaf IA We
N
yards carefully the ~eh Offering Our
location schoiarhip ability f.c
graduates have already largest
College In The state Tor catalogue any
ueular Information address- FL WILEY Prt
iuyf-dAcu Emor p O Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
THE WANDERERS CREW &c

SAVANNAH, Dec 1.-The Morning News SAYS that the
Grand Jury yesterday; ignored the bill against Ragesa
and Agura, for being engaged in the Wanderer affair
understood that the District Attorney will not pros
ecute another indictment against the same parties
The receipts cotton at Savannah are unusually large
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


I(xBCUToHS SALE or VERY VALUABLE
H kEAL ESTATE IN tnE COUNTY OF cnEs rERFIELD-Ths
nedsusnss executor, Of Charles MARI deed viii pube
Anction on the prems TUESDAY, Of
1852 commencing 10Y o'clock that valuable YARN
chased Of samuel Marx being Fails Pani
containing about $40 Nth all the
consisting Of eorosbe ynE house barns
Necessary outbahdnEs orchard Of choice
springs 81 excellent snd supplies
hydrants ne entire budng with pure water me
Unity fih- farm 10 the eiiy Of Richmond
chester rendrs valuable both for gardening tanning
crop OF 70 or @ bushe. 81 wheat has thereon
Also about - % Wood Land lying N,
and railroad AMI adjseent TO the above farm
Tsss -Ons hh cash: the balance g. and years the
purchaser 10 execute negotiable notes. the i2h
ofoetoeer With Interest addsd payable
BY trust deed G. ". PURCELL,
n NJ BURTON. kFxecutar,
sAM'L G. GREENHow
tN Sale conducted by Jas. N. TATLcE sox Aue,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

BE WIsE To-DN!-'Tis madness to neglect cough,
or cold. Consumption may follow, and though DR. Wis
tars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, the latter disease yet
che former disappear at under its influence.
sB There's vile counterfeit of this Balsam there
fore be and buy only that prepared by s. W. FowLE
Co., Boston, which has the written signature of l.
BUTTS the outside wrapper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
TRIAL OF AN ENGINEER &,

MLLEDGEvILLE, Dec. 1.-The trial OF James Wood
engineer Of the steamer Nashville for murder ON the
high seas has been commenced at this place.
Choice, the murderer of Webb has been pardoned by
the Legislature but the Governor has vetoed the bill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
CONTEMPLATING

CINCINNATI. Dec. 1.-The papers speak of counter
eiter under arrest here who says that men recently lief
Cairo with 10000 in counterfeit the Canal Banl
of New Orleans for circulation in the South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02
A. c. McCANDLIsH,
IHos =. McCANDLIsII, Comm'r

sALH BY THE EXECUTRINAfer e sale OF the Yarns
ed Beleheld and indianhds sbeye mentioned
day Of December sf9 the Pcs1IIks PROPERTY on the premises
consisting " HORSES MU CATTLE sHEEP HOGs YARN
ING UrENsItS PROvENDER, &c, will be sold eg-TsRAIs
All Of 25 and under AS six months
credit THY EXFCIFrptN
wiIIIaNsnURa. Va, November q, 1850.
Bon the LIST day Of January ls6O will HIRED OUT
fore the door Of the Court House the CITY WILLIAMSBURG an
the SLAVES belonging the MCand h
dt2-tds TITE EXEctTTPIY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

BY REoUEsr.-The people of Hanover are invited
to meet at waton's (MOntPeer) Wednesday next to
consider the present of public affairs and the course
proper TO be taken by them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

Tax PASoFTIcoS.-This exhibition, though over pulled
in some of its details is quite interesting aud will repay
any for the trouble of visiting it, at Metropolitan
Hall
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-02

MAYORS CouRr.-A young man named James Wyman
was arraigned on the charge Of swindng His exami-
nation was postponed until this morning.
Joe slave Of John Wright araigncd for impudence
towards Mrs. Ann Winker. Continued until th inst