Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-21
CITY iNTELLIG EaOE.
INTERESTING Pa1u TH. UNITED STATES

ma ;ndab.s5 +, III, caur.:.y Of tbs officers OF
aha Eychan,e .B1rean t'r u'ta 81 tua re"
York News" 100" til" ~ III ''a i4t1 "' o''
,,s,.r inclusive, received - ias' A. Il uaos'
" lind ~ tho "NsWs" u large uui"asr u
! ..rars,ral" advertisements. sddresse! 10 various
nsrscnu in tho C0u!ed :rs'e Stuie:, Icing fr!i'-
,,;n,lly snswsra 10 advertisements WHICH lass
heen published "A tho Rici'mand Enquirer.
In to-uorrow's Enquirer" We shah publ:'h
all of eaid personal ivert;sem5nts for shs
benefit Of parties who mag ba Interested.
----s $500
MAYORS CvUKr.--Frank, slave OF lhoa.
llurJgro.o, was charged with bargl 'riousiy
entering the house Of Willis EVANS, a m"n1ef
| Of the Reserves" All ateai:ug u ivt OF ~saf-
ing apparel, peveral rsz'rs AID 5inaii qa""'
thy of bacon and inr,'.
mr Evans stated that his r0oii neaE !"a
county court tuuse. was entered Oil Sh:N'uay
| Wight ous week agp, during h. anrcr'"' "''u
,l,e above articles atoieu. Last Sun;iey mrrn
| iny lwupo.,ing in tia barber shop u! h"b
Hiunt, he there paw $50 razara. which IA den
| tilted IN his property Blunt a!A,'d thIt no
purchased .hcIe from Frark. on the rrsfiona
Sunday morniuE. ~
Frank was rS,nandsd for burglary, All! Dob
punished for trading with slave.
Richard Drew, free negro, Jacob: slaVe OF
Ann Ford. Curtis, slave Of Jesrs i. keasuo
and Sam, slave Of Is w. ureeu, were placed
at the bar upon charge Of lurGlnr!oualy enter
ing the house Of Jacob u. llostick and st-al
ing s., 0G0 wnrtt, Of groceries.
| Sir. Iloetl;ck stated tn. when m returned
| from the lire ct Mr.. Turlin'a ho found that
his store lad been iorcibly entered and robbed
! SUSPICION ut once rested upon the above n imsd
negroes. who arc employed NJ tho Stable o!
air. Green, near his house. lie suspected
these negroes because he had previously
caught ore Of them endcsSorlng IL tnssr ms
house for felouious purposes. a greater pur,,
ton Of tho goods stolen we're found sscreteu
under pile Of manure Ii: Green's stable, ~
hsa already bean Described.
| Mr.. Vincent Dargar1in PASSED Mr.. N2cliIohs
house on the night of the robbery. just be-
foro reaching tho frost door he heard q noise
in massage o short distance above, aud IN a
few moments thereafter tho door was opened
and two negroes came out. The moon VII"
srining very bright. and he reoogn!sad the
negroes az two wham ha bAd frequently seen
about the sta!,is Of Mr. Green. He vi nd not,
however, swear post yrly to the Negroes, Gut
wac under tho impression that Drew and Jh-
| cob were tho twa LcsIugs mhu cnlie oils 1t Tie
| passage.
Tho negroes we.a all srreetad at the stable
Of Nr Green, on tha incoming alter t''s i"D
berry, M, it was clearly proven that they 6lens
tlIrce the previous ntcht.
Drew, Carter end Jae1h wore renIanied TOR
trial, and Sam hold in custody, ty order ol The
Mayor.
Tom Fsgsn, slave Of r. D. Mitchell, and
Martins Jackson, slave ii YIN. NJ. Allen, we're
| charged With stealing one hog, tha property Of
otfiaer Wash. A. Griffin.
| Mr.. Griffin stated, that Pagan lives II short
iis.apos from his house, and after losing his
hog be recsivsd certain information, procured
Il warrant, and searched the premises la
there found u hog, which had Just besn killed
and dressed. He wnH nertuin Il waa hi5 hog,
for it WIS very remarkable hog united i'c1,
end would come if yrn .Iu6t "btst!sd at
| him.
Fngan stated, that LIE procured tho hog from
Martha Jackson.
| Martha slated that Faghn caias - llar
house ssrc-al days ago ID search q! !. inIa-
sing hog, whish Ia said Was named pGk,
and described Us wh.te bag with biaah
spots. She taid him e,loh L hog bad frequent
ilg been about her yard, End tho next time II
came she would take care Of the ''gruntef' Tor
him. Accordingly, next day, whan tho hog
camc into the yard, she Secured It Old sent
| Pagan word.
| His Honor dasirei to knJw something in
regard to the status of Martha when Mr.
| uoeGiok stated that sbe belonged to Mr.. Al.
len, and tha. he QIceHiek) employed her to
take caro- Of his children.
| Mayor DIss she live ut your house
| UoeNick-fJo, cir; she lives Up hear the
Sew Market. and live oil Cary strea..
| Mayor--Wo!l, cir. in '':s .atsen0s ol Jour
vile, can't you lind s"tca white person to take
charge Of your little chilirenr
Uoetlck. We'll. Mr. Mayo, she i!7a3 with
mo for eleven years, and naTsld iiY GILL
dren.
Mayor don't cure, sir; yon ehnl! Hot put
YOUR children out TO live with hegroeB u
YOU can't take caro- OF them, then WILL do 1t
for you.
Bsth negroes were ordered 10 Le punished.
| JUICE Lyons CuuRr.--ln tina C0ur. ysst2T
day. Robert S. Forde, who stnu1s addicted for
the murder Of +. E. DixGn, wss again iet to
tho bar, in tuo cuatnly of tho Sergeant, aud
theI,upon, On mt On .! ,Eo prisoner, fer spoi
ceuas shown. the trial VA postponed :ill the
next term Of the Court, ard the accueoI vas
renlandcd h JUL.
| Writs Of habehs GorpHs 1aGa Awarded IN
tie Gases Of G. j. Saunders and: ALEXANDER At
kinson. who represent that they Gre unlawful
" detained in The aus;oIg OF Major Thomas
| Ct. Pcyton. The above writs were Gil made
roturnable to-day. The petitioners are all
farmers, cwnipg and working over fifteen
| bands sRlb.
The writa Of habeas CORPUS in tho cases of
George E. Baker and Robert NJ. Snodd5 We're
dismissed.
Tho hnhssp cnTTus cssa- Of James n. hol
man and VIM. J.. Saunders. wbu claim that
they are unlawlully detained In tho custody
| of Major Thomas G. Pey:d2, we7o continued
| till Saturday.
Ssur-AsHu.L WseuIRo.-Y 5stsrday after
| noon tho semi annual washing, by the Rich-
mond Fire Brigade, occurred IN Broad street,
near 9th The two fro engines woro cut
and performed admirably. This diarlay was
very pretty, but, unfortunately, only one Of
these splendid machines is Of any practical
value--except upon extreme oaessionsa Of
nocessity-only Gne being furnished with
an engineer aud horses. WL5Da7er tho other
il brought out it is dune by mGn power,
! a very slow, and an ezcssdingly unsafe process
| Ia times Ike the present, when hTes a:s almost