The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-12-01

Debt; Judgment for plaintiff, on terms
fled-H. w. Archer for plaintiff, no ap-
pearance for defendant.
Barnet J. Clark, Administrator d. B.
N. of Mary McComas, VS.. G. w. Billings
lea, executor of Richard Green-Debt
$3.50; off by order of the plaiutiff-H. w.
Archer for plaintiff, no appearance for de-
PENDANT.
William Webster vs.. Tabitha Berry
and Franklin Berry. Judgment on terms
Galloway for plaintiff, 8. Archer for de-
PENDANTS.
State vs.. John Grail-Iudcted for as
sault and battery; traversed before the
court; guilty; fined 81 and costs-Gal-
loway for the State, Richardson and Bate
man for defence.
State VS.. John Grail Indicted for re-
moving peach trees from the land of the
adjoining land owner; traversed before
the Court; not guilty-Galloway for tue
State, Richardson and Bateman for defen
dant.
State VS.. Elizabeth Elgin. Indicted for
an assault and battery, which turned out
to be but technical assault, and each par
ty seeming to regret the occurrence The
defendant plead guilty and was fined fifty
cents and costs-Galloway for the State,
Farnandis for defendant.
State VS.. Amanda Jackson, negress.
Indicted for the larceny of some clothing,
the property of her mother; tried by q
Jury verdict not guilty-Galloway for
the State, Bateman and Richardson for
defendant.
Ii. w. Archer vs. Nicholas Hutchins,
! executor of Thomas Hutchins. Debt
off by order of plaintiff-Stump for
plaintiff, no appearance for defendant.
Luther NJ Hitchcock VS.. The County
Commissioners-appeal from the decision
of Commissioners as to the amount of dam
ages allowed him for injuries sustain.
ed by reason of opening a public road
through his land. Tried before tie court.
Judgment for Hitchcock, $101. 50-Far-
nandis for appellant, Galloway for appel
lees
George Santmire VS.. John Markley.-
Appeal; judgment acknowledgements
for appellant, a. Ii. jarrett and Richard
son for appellees.
Samuel H. Reasin VS.. Jacob A. Pres.
ton. Appeal judgment, for appellant for
$3.50 and costs-Stump and HI. w.
Archer for appellant, Farnandis for appel
lee.
State VS.. George Sheppard. Indicted
for stealing mule, the property of Will
liam f. Pannell plea of guilty confessed
Sheppard states that he took the mule
with the intention of going to visit his
family only; but became alarmed and Of
Tered 1t tor sale-Galloway and A. H. JAR
rett for State, S. Archer for defendant
State vs.. Jason Hitchcock Indicted
for arson, in setting fire to the barn and
stabling Of james a. Amos, Esq, in
March last The building and its con-
tents were entirely, consumed, together
with 10 head of cattle. The evidence was
not conclusive, and Submitted without
argument. The Jury rendered verdict
of not guilty-Galloway, H, W. Archer
and A. H. Jarrett for the State, Farnan-
dis, S. Archer and ]. d. Walters for de-
fence.
The Grand Jury adjourned on Satur-
day last, after a session of twelve days, in
which time they found twenty seven bills of
indictment, all Of which are for small Of
fences, and recommended the suppression
and Withholding of the licenses of five tav-
ern keepers.
THE COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-Thi body met
at their office in Bel Air, on Monday last and or
ganized by electing Noah Webster, President ;
Walter Harvard, Treasurer; and John T. Spicer.