The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

W dIleI IaitueI, CudISeu Will iufdOlus
the premises of DR.. o. A. Crenshaw will
intent to steal, was sentenced to 81,
months Imprisonment in the city Jail.
Moses Branch, indicted for felony, wa!
discharged. He will be brought up OF
another indictment for the same offence.
For TRIAL.-The parties named below
will be examined before Judge Burnham's
court in the order appended:
To-ddy.-Jef. and James Childrey
James Robinson, John Shepard, George
Washington, Charles c. Mosby, Philip
Robinson.
On Thursday.-George Washington alias
George Neal, Winston Smith, Joseph
Cheatham, John johnson, Robert Eddie
ton, and James Moore.
On Fiday.-William Young, John Will
liams, Isaac Harris, Charles Wilkinson,
Charles Johnson, Daniel Ruffin, Thomas
Brown, and John Henry.
On Saturday.-Richard White, John
White, John Jones alias Jordan Winston
alias Winston Shocker.
MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO pREs1-
DING.-George Hall, charged with being
drunk and disorderly, and using indecent
language in the bar-room of G. Sauer, was
called up, fined five dollars, and required
to give $3.50 security for his good behavior.
Randolph Henry, colored, was brought
UP to answer for assaulting and beating
Pat Mager; and Pat was up to answer
for assaulting and cutting with knife the
said Henry.
After an examination, Randolph was re-
quired to give 5000 for his future good be-
havior.
John Williams, colored, charged with
stealing eighty-fve cents from the money
drawer of Philip Helfrick, was set back.
HESR1co COUNTY CoURT.-The court
met yesterday at 10 o'clock, Justice
George D. Pleasants presiding.
The case of the Commonwealth Us. A.
Weidmeyer is still undecided. The jury
again consulted, but failed to agree !;
whereupon they were discharged, and the
cause continued until the next October
term, when new trial will be had.
The following order was received by the
court and ordered to be recorded
"HBADQUARTERs FIRST MILITARY DIsraIoT,)
"sTATg OF VIRGINIA, :
"R1cHAoED, VA August 81, 1857. }
"Mr. Henry J. Smith is hereby appoint
ed sheriff for the county of Henrico, State
of Virginia, to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation Of P. II. Huffman, and is
empowered to perform all the duties of the
said Office according to law, until his sue
cessor shall be duly elected and qualified.
Before entering on the duties of his office
he will file in the office of the county
clerk Of said county the oath and bond
required by the laws of the State, and the
oath prescribed by the act of Congress Of
July 2, 1862. J. NJ. SCHoFIELD,
"Brevet Major General United States
army, commanding.
"Mr. Henry j. Smith. Through head
quarters sub-district of Richmond"
Mr.. Henry J. Smith appeared in obe-
dience to the foregoing order, and was
duly qualified as sheriff of the county.
Franklin Stearns, Esq, was entered as Sc
curity on the incoming sherilt's official
bond in the sum of $4,000.
On motion Of Mr.. Henry }. Smith, the
following named gentlemen qualified as his
deputies
Miles C. Eggleston, jailor and deputy ;
Robert +. Lewis, William Walsh, William
NJ. McGrudcr, j. A. Smith.
The account Of John W. Cole, constable,
against the Commonwealth for s3l.90, was
examined, allowed, and ordered to be GER
tilted to the Auditor of Public Accounts.
Permission was granted the Richmond
and Williamsburg Turnpike Company to
construct a pike two miles down the
Charles City road.
After some other business of no general
interest the court adjourned to meet again
next month.
This is the longest monthly term of the
court ever held. it having been in session
fourteen days. The term would have ex-
pired by law tO. day.