Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21
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.lhRcu1r GouR7. -Mond 81. Rules against
s5i.l1au,ta. Batts 3snj Hughes, sH. A. Arnold,
Camel Tsuaesson John Harlow Thos. Hoy,
s6.nis 81 Sullivan, Henry. Canan, caleb u
R;ch,rds, Chas Brill, Jas. Caraher, Frederick
& Bsscter, T. Bsewis and y " n !. May, were
d;smissed Ss,| s..sS.a.ss1s TX 81
Michael Agnewa charged with grand larceny,
Mead not. guilty 70 the charge, but guilty Of
netitllaroeny, was sentenced to- one months
;mprisopmentt il the County Jail, and to pay
NE costs Of; the prosecution, b z.4 a
Richard Bennett, indicted for grand larceny,
Mead not guilty of the charge, but guilty Of
.tofspetit larceny, Whereupon the Common
wealth, Attorney moved nolle pros. as to
theindict,mens for grand larceny, and the pris-
oper was sentenced tothe County Jail for three
III months, and to pay the costs of the prosecu
e ton i and the Commonwealth s Attorney de-
i chnsd further to prosecutes Oh the charge Of
grand larceny. rs ..5 Is a@j5.4aaa4 49,
ShauabTook VS.. Mary nButord and a. ..
saRan(aaif-on motion Of tShanabrook super
II seaesst was awarded him 1o.a Judgment OBJ
fa iSs n tie Count C,5lfe 81 October
S.. The Attorney for tbe, onwealth de-
clped turthereo prosecutean thee casescof the.
Con VS. v u. Davidson, on charge OF felo-i
.aEland COM, VS. Fanny Buford, charged with
.ask Keeping a house Of iill.fame: ~ 2atg g
~ Com Bushby, jai|or, on rule-7Busho
BY having shown satisfactory cause forshis tail
i ure to comply with the code in reference to-
keeping the rule was ordered rae 70 De
:, discharged, {. 10000. "a
.,e. PATROLS: 2-S numerous and daring are the
robbberies and night assaults IL this place that
applications to the proper authorities have
been 7nniaa e for permission to have patrols in
addition to the night watch: It1is said chat
one OF. the Fire Companies, and the wo1k men
At the sarailroad depot, will establish patrols.
n.a present condition sof things
saisis continued, mo houseseepar will be safe. II
,..tt only IN tie First Ward INTERPRETATIONS
G sf.sls,G trce io, raias aTs been,
most frequbteD land successful. We.Ilhear1 OF
y several robberies ofastab?eS, and OUT housSe a
in. other parts Of ttliea town. "A gtewen|ghts
40, 3 Stable MAS rob- ed OF all the horse feed
aud ether article. IN il aWlood and Goa! havs
ID. a,ysl I eriously dSap from cellars, &e>
Z aSome citizensare setting trapsin their yardass,
22 fl the robbers, and guns and pistols are ~ 10
no preparation tta giYesthem 2 warm greeept'o'n
gheaozhey van nenee Ypera5ions. 81
L =. ~ $-zz 500 -. = - y
i ~. zsUaAsdE & RIA RoAp-Itis
. understood ztha at the difficulty that has lately
t55 Ill 4rhe Orange & 4Ie
q road ! 7T SOW before The Governor and.
Bard q PhbFc Wa.k ,qin Richmond upon t the
s Ii oIS 81 Both parties, and that argu7
Il lments will be heard touching the proxies the
right Of minority Of the State proxy to- act IN
1.-THE absence of the others, che legality OF the
meeting held at the Council Chamber, and
generally, the matters in dispute A decls7
ion is expected <every day. ZIG
AMBIGUOUS ROBBERY. "a Z negro fellow
yesterday afternoon. enteredolh house OF Mr.
John Phillips, on Water, street. near ear the cor
usr Of Duke: whilst. Mrs, Phillips was attend
to something; IN the yard Of the DWELLING
sssnd proceeded so,rob the drawers Up STAIRS OF
IS 4 money, Watches silver ware, &c: Having
secured this booty he seized large bundle OF
n clothes and was making his way out OF the
house, when he was met BY Mrs z, who at
tempted to detaip him. He, however e struck
Mrs P. a violent blow, which 1felled her, and,
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