The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-18

e4 - rented the house, he resninded l.
NJ premise 70 conduct u upon peinCtaIGS
propflsty aud good order, and slesised NJ.
@ ssew 81 iLss dslinqneasy, 70 proesre aaO-
oyaed Der landlord that she then hasI pos.
1ton a,1a mo such I'D Duteh rasesi
I'D p0t her out II was ff0m this cauaA
f fusnplalnt was made. Mr.. 0e0rxe Dal,-
Weeet1N, counsel for the Accused, 81 the
81 this teatimOny, arose ard 1e-
III = 1Du9 lht Of Witnesses Tor tho desence
e called ever; hut, The Gsst one uho came
~ festifyin8 more agallist than Tor bis eli
1e, Ae w0A iHfnruled dssimultaneOusly by all
AiIe accused that he bad sammOnesl the.
4g1g paffy. Mr.. WOotten appeared
(sle ahAshed a. this mistake, but soon
eeav ered himself, and ordersd The Of
1cer % proceed With the call Of h.s Witnesses.
|tne Recorder, however, reminded him that
the Braunaas and Mrs. Moran had several
Dimes before been up for had conduct. and
~ did not think their case could bc im-
proved bf further examination Patrick
ssraHna4 vas then informed that he would
Pc hound over In the sum Of tlOO, and
inrlner recOgnixance entered into By him was
declared forfeited. Mrs. Moran was required
70 give security in the sum Of $200 for her
good behavior. Both of these parties failing
70 giyctail they were committed 10 prison.
=. Uiees. . negro wOluan. hslonn1nnfo Mil.
! Inlchce, Ma1 arpnin -
6lz9s Ealing ffoh sUl1Ie
three silk dresses, one cloak. (),f
valued ut &1OO. A lady, named Mrs. Sweeny.
appeared and identified one OF the dresses In
the negro's basket ~ belonging to her Di-
ccy had called upon her ON several occasions
and offered dresses for sale, which she had
always declined purchasing but, upon her
statement that sue had been in the habit of
selling various articles Of clothing for differ
cnt ladies in the city, she Mrs. 5. had given
her the dress which she found IN her basket
to sell. The accused stated to the Recorder
that she 60 uid prove that all the articles In
her possession were given her to sell, when,
in consideration u the fact that such things
arc ot comm ~ occurrence, further exaMlna-
ti"n into the matter was postponed till to-
day.
The examination oi John Jaiser, charged
with assaulting aud beating Chafles Walsh
i'll his own house, and conducting himselt IN
disorderly manner in the street, on Wed
nesday afternoon last, was continued till this
morning
negro man, named George, slave Of VIII
liam Downey, was charged with stealing, on
Wednesday last, abOut 500 worth Of cloth.
ing from Daniel, the property Of +. A. J.
CloptoB. The evidence not sustaining the
,harge, George was acquitted.
Another charge was preferred against the
same negro (Gcorge) Of stealing from u room
occupied by sam, slave of George A. Humid
ley, one watch aud chain. This offence be-
ing proved, he WAS ordered - lashes.
Andrew Il. Fitzpatrick, charged with shoot
inS gun IN the corporation, was dismissed
| with an admonition never to DO SD again
H,stiags Court--The Court assembled at
IL O'Clock, pursuant to adjournment
cnt James X. Caskie, Recorder; Richard ID.
Sanxay, Senior Alderman; and James Bray,
aud WIN. Timberlake, Aldermen.
John NJ. Francisco appeared and qualified
rs Notary Public.
A tax enormously assessed against the vir.
ginia Central railroad company, amounting
to Sl35 Ui, was refunded to said company.
The decision of the Mayor, ordering Mary
Roots ID lashes, was reversed.
A tax, amounting 10 $40 80, erroneously
assessed against WIN. b. Ratcliife, was order
ed to be refunded.
John Mckinly was fined $50 for retailing
ardent spirits without license
james b. Smith, indicted fOf assault and
battery, was acquitted.
Patrick McGary, indicted for shooting at q
person in the street, was fined &lOU and sent
to Jail for six months.
The Court requested the Attorney for tha
Comm nenwealth to attend the meeting Of the
<,on,nittee ON Courts Of Justice Of the
House of Dele ateS, ON tire subject OF the
imprcssment Of slaves under the reputation
Of the Governor Of the State. The Court
then adjourned.