The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-19

Ine once Juu&ment QOck0t VIII Do cdikeu,
and counsel, Jurors, and Witnesses will
take notice and be In attendance.
rlSt C-Eg
! HUsrIHas CouRr OF MAalsTRATEs.-Ths
following business was disposed Of by this
court on Saturday: Rebecca Graft, In.
dicted for petit larceny, was sent to jail
for thirty days. ~ s. 81 -.
Upon motion of the Attorney for the Com
monwealth, further examination in the
case Of George Brown and James Fate, In
dicted for stealing rags and rope from Pot
ter & Brownell, was deferred until the
December term.
In the case of Julia A. Montague, In
dicted for felony q noAe prosequi was en-
tered, and the accused was discharged. II
John jackson, negro, indicted for re-
ceiving stolen goods, was called, but not
appearing, o cdptds retTndble at the De-
cember court was awarded. Fg !, >
A capias returnabk at the December
term was also awarded in the case Of John
Cavanaugh, indicted for assault and bat
terry, who failed to appear.
A .ORe proseq,i was entered in the case
Of John Kelley and Pat Murphy, indicted
for assault and battery, and the defendants
were discharged. ...se
Louisa A. Somerfeld was refused IL
cense to keep an ordinary.
William Savage, indicted for selling lot
terry tickets, was required to give bail for
bis appearance at the December term of
the court. John T. Newman was entered
as his security.
Ellen Fife and Catharine Robertson, ne
groes, indicted for petit larceny, were SEN
fenced each to receive ten lashes and to
be confined in Jail for twenty-four hours.
Permission to include license to retail
spirits in his license as merchant was
granted Jackson B. Wood.
John Hewitt, indicted for petit larceny,
was acquitted.
In the case of Charles Burnett, white,
and Jack Glasgow, negro, indicted for
petit larceny, noHe prosequis were entered,
and the defendants were discharged.
John Fi.chett and Charles Fitchett, sem
fenced in the August term of the court to
six months imprisonment and topay fine
of $500, and since pardoned by the Cover
nor, proved themselves utterly insolvent
and unable to pay fine and costs, and were
ordered to be discharged. a6
John Finney, William Wagner, John
Shook, James Rock, ]. P. Roach, Tim Cal
lahan, and James Sherry, indicted for sell
ing liquor without license, gave surety
for their appearance at the next court.
In the cases of Michael Martin, Michael
Ellick, A. Barrata, J. L. Joynes, Albert
Rush, and Benjamin F. Bull, indicted for
selling liquor without license, an alias
CapiaS was awarded in each case-the
capias being returned "not found"
In the case Of w. R. Hill, indicted for
selling merchandise without license, the
defendant was dismissed, and Otho Owens,
the prosecutor in the case, was ordered to
pay the costs Of prosecution. "
In the case Of George Haskins, negro,
and Pat Lee, indicted for petit larceny, a
capins was awarded in each case.
a nous proseqi,i was entered lin each Of
the following cases Bob Blair, Rebecca
Craft, and Thomas Brown, all indicted for
petit larceny. or s-1r.i
On motion of the Attorney for the Com
monwealth, capiases were awarded against
David Poindexter, negro, and Ellen Wild,
white, indicted for unlawfully living to-
gether. /, - o.. ..1,s'3' !. ! i ].
Mary Braxton and r. Nelson, negroes,
indicted for petit larceny, were sentenced
each to receive five lashes and TO be con-
fined In Jail twenty four hours. -
William Henry Gwathmey, negro, in
dicted for petit larceny, was sentenced to
receive twenty lashes and to be confined
in jail twenty-four hours. M s..
James c. Smith, indicted for receiving
stolen goods, gave bail for his appearance
at the next term Of the court. A
Nelson johnson, negro, indicted for petit
larceny, gave surety for his appearance at
the next term of the court. 2nos-
Annie R. Thompson, indicted for selling
liauor without license, was fined fifty dol
lars, and ordered to be confined In Jail
until the same should be paid, the period
of confinement not to exceed six months.
John Smith, indicted for petit larceny,
was acquitted. .C
Rebecca Walker, indicted for petit lar
ceny, was acquitted. g e,
The court, after having done . good days
work, adjourned until the next term.
MAYOR's C0URT-MAYOR MAY0 PRESr-