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Mayors CouRT-MAYoR CHAHooN PRE-
s1DING-FRIDAY MoRNING.-Mary Will
liams, charged with entering the house of
and abusing and threatening Elizabeth Je-
ter, was discharged.
George Hicks (negro), charged with unT
lawfully assaulting and beating Milly Ann
Lewis, was fined SIS.
John Young (negro), charged with having
in his possession o stolen iron CRATE, was
discharged.
Oliver Jones (negro), charged with hay-
ing infhis possession pair of pants valued
at Sc, belonging to Morris Holtz, was dis
charged.
+ saIlie Smith (negto) charged with carry
ing away and detaining Sally Grenshaw's
infant daughter, Betsy Crenshaw, aged
eighteen years, was discharged, and Betsy
Crenshaw went off with her, despite the
anxious entreaties of her lame mother that
she should hold on and not go 80 fast.
Maude Stewart (of Exchange Placel,
charged with assaulting and threatening to
kill Ella Hutchinson "a young lady residing
in the same locality was arraigned: This
was one of those disturbances growing out
of an old grudge, and which so seldom oc-
cur in localities like that in which these
parties reside. The case was dism issed /,
and Maude joyfully courtesied to the re-
porters, kissed her hand to the Mayor, and
gently tapping the cheek of o, very stern
and dignifed counsellor, frisked out OF the
courtroom before all hands could recover
their astonishment.
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CHARTERS GRANTED.-Judge Shefey, OF
the Circuit, Court of augusta, on the 18th
instant granted o. charter to benjamin
Crawford, r. FL. Phillips, F. NJ. Young, ID.
M. Bell, B. B. Douglas, and Il. z. Catlett,
under, the nameand style Of : The Staunton
Manufacturing Company" with the object
Of manufacturing lien and cotton cloths,
and to grind wheat, rye, corn, and plaster,
and to do q general milling and manufaetu-
ring business. The capital stock is to be
$40, 900, to be divided into shares of SlO0
each. The officers of the company are:
President, BENJAMIN Crawford Directors,
B. b. Douglas, Richard III. Phillips I'd. nj.
Bell, and II J. M !. Young. The pTlnclpal
Office is to besin Staunton. 81, !.
Judge Thomas, ,sof the Circuit Court OF
Prince William, has granted 70 Nleholas
Aeker, B. A. Hooe, =. d. Hooe, Noble "
Larner, a. Z. Taylor, and NJ. G. Emory, q
eharter as the Mayfeld Brownstone Com
pany of Virginia, with q capital stock oI
not less than $50, 900, nor more than S5og,-
900, lobe divided into shares of & lQQ each.
The COMPANY ia fGormed for the purpose 81
conducting the enterprise and business OF
quarrying stone, slate, and llminerais, ana
Of transpertings such materials tothe cheap,
est mark The ebusiness is TO be conducted
at Mayfield, near Manassas Junction
5The following are tEe officers of the COM
;pany Peter n. Hooes of Ise ashingtoI ~,
3President; Noble 10. Larner, OF Masnlngs
ton, D. c. Treasurer Matthew Y. Emory
0f Waahingt ton. ID. G., Sidney sylos.
Nichpl Acker, Robert Is. Hooe, and Noble
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Corr and Flour Exehaage. q

RICHMOND, May y, lses.
oFFERINCs.s.s.-s..B 45
Whsat.-White, 4e bushels. Red, 10 bushels. ~
Corn.GWhite, ], LAG bushels. Yellow, 5ss bushels.
Mixed, t7e6 bushels Ss5 = X 81 Stss
Oats.-72 bushels. ,sg sl
Rue.-ss bushels. y. SF
81, IS, II gAIlES. ~ = s
Whsnt.-WhIte, 2s bushels good at $2.5c "a
bushels fafr at g. 10. Red ~ Bushels fair at
Cora hitc, SD bushels OK private terms 10
bushels Mt Sl.Is. Yellow, 1e2 bushels at LIS.
0ass.3s bushels prime q ssc.; 10 busheis good At
II; bushels Very good 1t ain % bushels
good ut sl.5 q r 5sf l5 ggsi
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FAIR FOR. THE BENEFIT OF TRINITY
CHURcu.-The ladies Of this church have
determined to open feast and fair in the
basement of the church, commencing Tues
day evening next, 18th instant, and continu-
ing several days. The proceeds will be de-
voted to liquidating some debts Of the
church which it is desirable should be paid
at once. The tables will l'be filled with arti-5
cles ornamental and useful, and the la-
dies confidently solicit q call from oil their
friends.
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T10R NEW YORK The steam ,s1es
tl ship HATTEKAS, LAwREScrS 49,
.MORNING, May TifII, AZ ii O'Clock. Freight
received mp t05e lP. III. SATvRQAY.s Fare VI, =
Round tickets, go. Steexage, %. Apply 70
10 WILLIAMfC NJ q Coss Agenfat
! my l6-It Main and Eicyenth streefxs Z
GTEAMER STATE OF MARY. 4S&k
SsLAND. FOR BALTIMORE, VIII
leave her wharf on SATURDAY., tah LfstSgE 9
4Io'clock 2. d. Freight rscssysd sl g ,c,ci2ek. s
TOR LIVERPoof-0 LOAD M
I ITHEfD0CK.-Tae AZ I three sinastcd = .. -. 9l
double-deck schooner @. C. .GOl1(5ATEs Captain
VAN BRUNr, Will be daspatche - above Ior
frslEnss mEs.a3a aHpls 2 casKIE d BRoTHEas
NToTICR TO sHIpPERs. The boats d
u the JAMES RTvERtAlxDsKxgAWH CA
NAL COMPANY Will lGsxe tle GosE g ss~ rsSai wa
promptly at r. ~. ONT TUESDAfh THUEsOAIh
T Freisht M and tolls on goods sSr ijnchburs and be-
yor,d Collected on delivery or prepaid, 90 TIC 2p-
hon of the clipper. Freight yeeeiysd snd ees
WAY Freight WIN not BE- delivered til charges sse
|. de- EDWARD DILLON. Aken...
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BAKERIES.

n =. GILL, ! sn,, -,
- THE LARGEST
BREAD, CAKE. AND CRACKER BAKERY
- In the city,.
Every article in our line of business made Of the
-. BEST MATERIAL. 4
All kinds of CAKES and CRACKERS made
fresh every day. - S. s.. - =, ~.
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL,
on the most reasonable terms. Call on US before
purchasing elsewhere, and be convinced.
q '2,,1ss
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DROPPED DEAD Delphe Brown, negro
woman, working for j. s. Luntpkin, on
First between Cary and Canal streets, fell
dead at the wash-tub yesterday morning.
Heart disease. -
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HEBREW LADIES' MEMORIAL sAssoCIA-
TIoN. The annual celebration will take
place on Tuesday. the 10th instant. Con-
tributions Of cut flowers will be thankfully
received by the ladies Of the Association.
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ctPRINd AND SUMhEER ARRANGE,

SPRINd AND 8 eSU MINER ARRANGE
~ MENT, 1sss.-GREAT HORT ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, EAST, AND WEST VIA
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBuRGA AND
POTOMAC RA1LR0AD, @ ARRY YING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL LTW ICE EpAII.Y-EkE-s
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING q CHAIRS ON 8 ALL Z n RAJ N H.--The
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are row run
from the depos corner BYRD AND 5EIGHrH
The The DAY THROuaH MAIL TRAIN leavss:
Richmond daily at lo45 A.. NJ, arriving In Wasl-
ngtCn at 6:l5 r. NJ, connecting with the early AZ
terno0n express trains for the North, East and
West j. ~. :. -
elegant cars with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily lSundays except
cd at $40 r. NJ, arriving In W WashinGtor st gao
A. NJ, connecting with the carly morning trains
for the North East. and West. e gse3 n "a
R5e % A5GossMoDI4t1oN a. i G TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot, coruer Broad
and Eighth streets, at s =. NJ. Returning arrives
- THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH Bag
GAGE CHECKS TO all principal points.
For further information and through tickets, Ap-g
ply at the Office of. tho company corner Droaai and
Eighth streets, Shock0e Hill and mt the tickes
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
) n 4 III. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. my IL s
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E. GATHRIGHT win sell at 10 O'Clock fine as
z sortment of furniture, etc. I,
Sheriff WRIGHT will sell at the horse lot at II
o'clock two mules.
u L.BYERLYg & Co.swill sell al. 10 O'Clock
large assortment Of furniture, dry goods,
crockery, hats, shoes, boots, sc.
COOK & LAUGHT0N viii sell at 10 O'Clock, on
Council Chamber Hill. horses mnles, cows, &c.
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6 APPOINTMENT OF DEPUTY SERGEANT
DIR. Mills, newly-appointed sergeant, on
yesterday appointed William 0. Black one
of his deputies, and Black was duly quali-
fed. -.
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sE1zURE.-The United States Marshal
on Yesterday took possession Of the schooner
Lucy D., Captain Higgins, lying at Rock
etts, to satisfy q libel to be prosecuted ln
the United States Circuit Court,
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The GRAND Army OF THE REpUBLIc.- 1T
is claimed by members here that this is By
no j. means q political society, but fraternai
association composed of Federal soldiers,
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PAYMAsTEg STANTON returned from HUI
guenlsot Springs yesterday, having finished
the sbi-monthly payment Of troops in tins
sub-district. 80. Ks sfs,t s.s
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE MAY
I6.-James w. Hunnicutt; Richmond, Va;
Captain John Waters, Columbia, 8. c.; D..
II. London, New York Captain James Dat
ten, Sussex county, DEL; Lias Holder,
Goochland, Va; L. 3. Finch, Boydton,
Va; Thomas H. Wynne, Baltimore, Md; J;
Miss Jennie Tnsley, Ashland, Va.;; j. p.
Baldwin.
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DEMoRsEsT's MONTHLY MAGAz1NE for
June, beautifully Illustrated, received from
Turner, news agent, two doors above DE-
match Office. " K ~
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
have been notified of the following changes :
q Jeigh-street Baptist Church. lin the af-
ternoon a grand temperance rally of the
children; addresses expected. AT night,
Rev. r. Furman, d. D., of South Carolina.
Second Baptist Rev. A. w. Chambliss,
of Aberdeen, Miss. at II AM. Rev. Thomas
j. Stevenson, of Kentucky, at 8 P. NJ.
Hace-street Bapt ptist.-Rey.-A.H w. Cham
bliss at 8 p M. -
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PUBLIC AMUsEMENTs.-Mr. Vandenhof
has decided to give his poetic recitals on
Monday evening OF the Spotswood Hotel
ballroom. 4.
Next week we are to expect grand con-
cert on Church Hill for the benefit of the
Third Presbyterian church. Some Of our
most accomplished amateurs are announced
to take part in the performance.
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THE VIRGINIA HoRTICULTURAL AND Po-
MoLoGICAL SoC1ETY.--H is in contempla-
tion by the Executive Committee of this
|: Society, at it's next meeting, to take steps to
SO extend the operations of the Society as
to embrace the whole State instead Of, as
heretofore, this city and immediate neigh
borhood; also, to invite the exhibition
of all kinds of mechanical implements, sc.
All of which is, of course, as right as it
can be. We cannot say too much in favor
of the idea, and hope it will be, fully car
1ried out by the gentlemen who ore to con-
slider it. e4a.s. tg1itlsa ~
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TIE Turnverein of Richmond will cele-
Jbrate their anniversary on Vauxhall island
on the Sd Of June. The Gesangyerein and
members ofthe Richmond Gymnasium have
been invited to participate in the exercises.
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THE FREsHET. 1t was feared, when our
last report was written, that the freshet had
not reached its height, but during the night
of Thursday the water commenced to fall,
and yesterday at noon it was perceptibly
lower. Last nightit had fallen foot and
half, being still about eight feet above
high-water mark. The streets of Rockets
were still flooded, giving employment to
about twenty-five ferrymen, who padded
their canoes from Haskins's corner almost
to Nicholson street. The scene presented
in this neighborhood was interesting to
spectators. The swiftly-gliding boats pro-
PEELED right between rows of houses, the
cries of rival ferrymen, and the splashing
and dashing of wading and swimming horses,
looked rather odd to one unaccustomed to
such sights. Happily, the people of Rock
etts had seena flood before, and were there
fore little alarmed, but retreating from
basement to the first, floor, and thence to
the upper story, sat calmly at the windows
viewing the rising of tie waters. 1t will
probably be two OF three days before the
inundated apartments canagain be occupied.
We have heard of no serious damage to
property or endangering Of life. The body
of the negro seen floating down the river
on Thursday has not been recovered, nor
has any, clue toits identity been found.
The packet boat which left Richmond on
Thursday only got as far as Maiden's Ad-
venture, thirty-odd miles above the city;
before she was compelled to stop, on account
OF, the rising water. The packet due here
from Lynchburg yesterday morning did not
arrive, having been detained at Lock No.
,I6. The mail-carrier reported that the
river had flooded the tow-path in many
places, but it is not thought that the canal
has sustained much injury. The packets
may resume their trips on Monday or Tues
day. ..z..s
The steamer Hatteras, Of the Old Do
minion Line, from New York, has been de-
tanned at City Poihtt BY the high water, but
is expected to come up this morning.
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ORDINATION OF a MINISTER. Han
over Presbytery will hold IN adjourned
meeting at Olivet church, New Kent, COM
mencing to-day, for the purpose of ordain-
ing Mr.. James A. Waddell to the full work
of the ministry. The services of ordina
ton on tomorrow will be conducted by
Rev. e. r.. Rutherford, of Petersburg; 7.
W. Gilmer, of Fredericksburg and George
Fl. Denny, of Hanover.
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There is always something new at IuBsER's
bookstore, llI4 Main street. fr'
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THE ISAAC BELL.-This splendid new
steamer, built for the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, and designed to run be-
tween this port and New York, is expected
here on her first trip in o few days. She is
said to excel any vessel hitherto running on
the James. (. + I. s.. J. 5. .53.e. 2
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p ASHLAND. The ladies Of the Baptist
church in this charming little village pro-
pose holding feast of good things on We'd
nesday evening the 10th instant, the pro-
ceeds to 60 to the benefit OF the church.
among the other good things, we are a,1-
thorized to promise some fine music. We
make no question that the ladies will most
cheerfully receive company on that evening
for fair equivalent. Let everybody go
those who have money, to spend it; those
who have none, to see other folks in good
,humor. 81 70 y et7t tTss.sft lst9I
& BY an arrangement with the railroad
company, persons who go from Richmond
will be charged dollar for the round trip.
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CRY D1REEcToRY A good MISCELLANEOUS
and business directory has long been need
eddy the citizens of Richmond no less than
by the many strangers constantly coming
and going. General William III. Boyd ne
Gently removed to this city from Washing
ton, intends, We learn, to undertake osup-
ply the want. sfsss sa.s = go
General Boyd he's been in-the directory
business for about twenty years, and from
the specimens Of his work exhibited to us
yesterday, it, is fair to presume that he
knows all about it. His corps Of assistants
viii commence their rounds next week. We
trust that they may meet with no difficulty
in the thorough accomplishment Of their
work. 5s ..ss .s- ,s,s,s,ssssss
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saiTlURDAY,....
AUCTION SALES THIS DA z.

~ Purchasers of Real Estate sold bet,oeea the frst
day Of JaannsB and the first day Of July pay the
tares thereon for the current year,
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4iflnloi!d| DispatfIl.

THE OF THE ssD1sPATCH,,
IsLARGER THAN THE CoMBINED CIRCU-
'LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
gAPERs OF THIS CITY. =
sATURDAY... - =. :. MAY 1s, 1858.
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gouLps'r SEE IT.-On Monday, George
81. Price "a negro boyl was arraigned be-
fore the Hastings Court on an Indictment
for the larceny Of bag Of dried fruit from
william b. Pugh. He was sentenced 70
thirty days' confinement in the city jail,
and as the sentence was pronounced, he
said. Umph / heard tell dat Gineral
Schofed had pinted q new cote, but ! can't cant
see it,, For this smart speech thirty days
we're added to his term. The sentiments
EXPRESSED by George is pretty fair sample
Of the general state Of feeling among the
NEGROES. No court can do jestice z that
does not acquit them, no matter upon what
charge they are arraigned, Or what proof Is
brought against them
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY ~ 1Sss. &,
Sun rIses. a. IS; Moon rises. q: ~
SUN sets. Hsgn tide A.. o. =. -.
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Assets employed here for the general benefit.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS inv1-
ted
Office No. l2l4 Main street.
d. j. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID /. BURR, Secretary.
i. e. WnERHY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
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Tur HcppE CASE has been further con-
tinucd uutil Wednesday
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1,HE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE
| INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA. {
INCORPORATED ny sPEcIAL cHARrER,siss7.s

= ~
INCORPORATED by SPECLAL CHARTER 1887 Y,
Home ONCE, l2l4 Main street, Richmond Va.
H "c"me to lst April 1858 iscai Year. 2ss 900
eoo-one claim. s. 600. Showing the largest average
Of policies of any American company, and success
issues ali kinds of non-forfeiting LIFE and EN-.
RS%RkEEffttE apS" kEftES sff FKEat f PLANs asSs iohiih
80 RESTRICTION nt5g oE It TRAVEL OR RESI-
n any part of North America north of the south.
crn cape OF Florid, or In Europe, at any season OF
SO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES.
SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CHARTER.
secures amount of insurance TO a married woman,
whether effected by herself or her husband, or any
benefit; and that Of her or her husbands children,
If any. may be expressed, free from the control
claim of her husband or creditors, or the per-
son ciIccting the same, or his creditors. 8
Liberal loan of participating premiums upon
the profits Of the company. Life policies after
three years, endowment after two years. non-for-
fetablc. All policies after one year have q sur
render value $3.50
please address the Homo Office. 'I.1,,l.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN PURCELL. SAMUEL C.. TARDY
CHAS. T. W0RTHAM, GEORGE. JACOBS,
WIN. WILLIS. JR., j. w. .ALLISONs
ED. A. SMITH. GEO. S. PALMER
THOMAS j. EVANS, A. d. CH0CKLEY,
JAMES A. SCOTT, II. G. CABELL,
n. NJ. QUARLES, ID. j. HARTSOOK,
". X. TYLER, ~ JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
J. +. EDWARDS, VIM. G. TAYLOR,
A. Y. STOKES, A. 7. ABELL,
j. Il. MORTON, $40 WM.i Is. ISAACS,
X. II. DIBRELL,3 GEO. j.. BIDGOOD,
WM. Ii. PALMER SAM;L NJ. PRICE,
DAVID 1. BURR. m
j. f. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM B. ISAACS, Vice-President.
ID. j. HARTSoOK, Secretary. .1E "a
CHARLES Ii. SMITH, NJ. d.. Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
ap 2l--d3m &w1m t1rRt5 General Agent.
DoMEsTIc INSURANCE.
TIE INSURANCE. AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1865. ea
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. n. WALKER 81 co..


Ds SUCCESSORS TO o. f. BREsEE, ESQ.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS. 80
Office 1914 Main street,
nrSt door east Of the post-oficc, under Messrs. r.
III. Maury g. Co.
buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property of all kinds, in the city or country, In.
satea asainst loss or damage by fire at the lowest
FaIes Ill companies of the highest standing.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid.
Marine and inland insurance also effected at cur
rent rates. mo
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CHARGED WITH SELLING UNsoUND MEAT.
Caspar Breil IA butcher in the First Mar
ket) was arraigned before the Mayor yes
terday for selling unsound meat.
Policeman Murphy testified that Mr.
Kayanaugh had q very sick COW, which he
rot Breils to kill and clean for him.
The cow doctor testified that the COW was
not diseased, but exhausted from bearing .
calf. :,
Kavanaugh testified that ne wanted to sell
Breil the cow, but he wouldn't buy her.
He then sold the COW to some man ne didn't
know. !,
Jacob siegel 10 butcher in the market
testified that he bought the cow, and sold It It
at his stall. He was fined S5, and breli
discharged, there being no evidence against
him. -
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q MEAnE,S

1JTITHEKS q MEADES
w GENERAL INSSn,IRAsNCE, u ,Iss. { OFFICE,
r,,c and marine Insurance effected in frst-cfass
.1,nnsnics at the lowest rates and on the most
fa'orSo'e '''''''' 'e'D WILLIAM M. WTTHERs.
:. %, f. Il. NfEA DE II n EE3E- y 81
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.OMESTIC INSURANCE.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY 1866.

TIE INSURANCE. AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
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ID HUsTINGs CoURT OF FA1AG1sTRATEs-FRI-
DAY MORNING Present: A. 7. PEBBLES,
William Cammack, v. A.. Favier, and
James A. Malone, aldermen. William
Barnes (negro), indicted for petit larceny,
was sentenced to Jail for thirty days, to do
labor in the chain-gang. John White (ne-
.gro) indicted for petit larceny, plead guilty,
and was sentenced to jail for thirty days, to
do labor in the chain-gang. Henry Smith
(negro), indicted for petit larceny, was sem
fenced to jail for thirty days, to do labor. In
the chain-gang. Mary Signiago, indicted
for receiving stolen goods knowing the
same to have been stolen, plead not guilty,
and aolle proseqa; was entered in the
case, and the accused discharged. Alex
ander Whiting and George Taylor, charged
with q misdemeanor, were arraigned, and
the grand jury having returned the indict-
ment not true BILL" they were dis
charged. Benjamin Henderson (negro),
indicted for petit larceny, was sent to Jail
for thirty days, to labor in the chain-gang.
Berry Amos and Thomas Devine, indicted
for assault and battery, were arraigned,
plead not guilty, and q n,oHe proSequi was
entered. Severn Robinson (negro) charged
with petit larceny, was arraigned, and the
Grand Jury having returned the indict-
ment " not true bill" he was discharged, ;,
Moses Anderson and George Washington
(negroes) indicted for petit larceny, were
sent to jail for thirty days each, todo service
in the chain-gang. Mary and John Signi-
ago, indicted for receiving stolen goods,
were acquitted. Daniel Johnson and Simon
Loney (negroes) severally indicted for petit
larceny, were sentenced to jail for thirty
days each, to perform service in the chain.
gang. William Turner (negro) indictedfor
petit larceny, was acquitted. Albert Tur-
ner (negro) indicted for misdemeanor, was
sentenced to Jail for thirty days, to doser-
vice in the chain-gang. John II. An
derson (negro), indicted for petit lar
ceny, was sent to jail for thirty days,
to do service in the chain-gang. Washing
ton Harris (negro) and Thomas Baylor (ne-
gro), severally indicted for petit larceny,
were sentenced to Jail for sixty days each.
James Singleton, indicted for misde-
meanor, was fined $50, and committed in
default thereof. Jesse Hood (negro), in
dicted for misdemeanor, was fined $3.50
and discharged.
The grand jury met and retired,
and returned the following indictments :
Benjamin Henderson, Simon Loney, and
John Shackelford, each for petit larceny,
" true bills -; Albert Turner, for misde-
meanor, ga true bill"; Alexander Whiting,
for q misdemeanor, "not o true bill ~;
George Taylor, for petit larceny, "not O
true bill..'' The grand jury was then dis
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