Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-31
CTTY TFEMS.

NAroR's CoUEr-Tbs Mayor resumed bis seat in the
police court yesterday, and disposed Of the following
business
MARY =. Kirby charged with unlavfally taking away
certain fixtures belonging 10 Mary Jane stutz Inc ev-
idence showed that Ms StultE had purchased house
on 18th street occupied BY Ms Kirby, aud that the lat
ter bad 0ay removed counter and shelving which
were claimed 70 be appurenanees Of the said house out
had minated to the purchaser that she would Ind TO
b. dear one before defendant done with t. The
Mayor dismissed the 70 the right OF property,
bg required Ms Kirby 70 give security for her good be-
haviOr.
Geo. s. S,uz and his wife, the complainant in the
above charged with asanlng Margaret Henre-
han Who testified thar Stuz's son. small boy, entered
her house on saturday and stole So 10 coin during Der
temporary absence that the mother and sou after the
charge Of Their had been made came witness house,
where the boy called her Odd lar; that she then
slapped him in the face, and struck BY Mrs. s etc
Witness reluctantly admitted that she returned Ms IS
blow with interest the appearance OF her lace indi-
Gated The defendants required 10 give security TO
keep the peace.
Zacharah Snellings and n Mcneil we're each hned
81 because their sous had been lying ktes-one IN
Sixth street near the Market and the other someWhere
on Union street. The kite season" is nearly played out
and these cases viii be apt to finish it.
Betty Burke, charged with scOlding one Patrick
Leahey, and addressing abusive language to him, was
committed jail in default!Of security for her good be-
haviOr
Alice HArdgrove charged with stealing $50 from Mar
shall Macke discharged t Appearing that the com
psinant enlarged from the Pententary, on Satur-
day and stated after the arrested, that she
had not stolen the money.
John Manning and John Glenn were charged with'as-
saudng Clthsrine Joyce but the complainant failed 10
appear against them, aud they were discharged
Peter Anderson c., for stealing coat and other
articles from O. r. Parks ordered to be logged and
put to work in the chain gang. He IS an inveterae
thief and only released from jail two weeks ago
Simon ONeal boz, charged with ealing shirt IRON
the ruins Of Mr. Smiths building, was remAnded
Thornton slave 70 J. ID, Qlares for bang drunk and
trespasng upon the premises Of Mrs Burke, sent
10 the place where bad darkies GO.
RoCEBRIDGE BGrHs.-A,tentOu Is directed to the ad-
vsrtsement Of the "Roekbridge Baths" in columns
this morning Our Information is that this is Of the
most delightful Of many Summer Resors, and that
is waters possess remedial properties Of the highest vir
tue. We subjoin very emphatic testimony on the
latter point:
SrAuSToS, July &c, 1860.
w. 4. ManH Esg.:
Il aordsme great pleasure 70 report 70 you the good
effect Of your Baths upon Mrs Richardson's health
At the time Of her arrival the Baths three weeks
EGO she had nor left her except when carried IN
a chair having been suffering from severe illness which
lef her limbs paralyzed. She IS able to walk with
ttle or no assistance and experienced no difficulty in
wishing the Baths twice a day before she left
With my a. kn ,vledgmeuis for the Uniform kindness
we had rendered from al conn c'ed With your establish
meut remain, Yours truly,
j. RICHARDSON,
OF savannah Georgia.