The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-30

po, rep CouRT, MoNDAY-Justice j. j.
White prestding.-The following cases were
disposed of: :,
,Jobp Smith (colored). charged with steal
ing S1S5 from Theodore Frick on 18th July.
sent on to Hastings Court for first Monday
in September.
Albert and Edward Hill (colored), charged
with having and receiving So, the property
of Theodore Prick, knowing the same TO DC
stolen. Albert Hill discharged. Edward
Hill sent on to Hastings Court for first Non
day in September.
Ietitia Hill (coloredG, charged with having
and receiving So in United States currency
the property of Theodore Ir1ck' DIS
charged.
Flora Jackson {colored), charged with hay
ing and receiving So i'll United states cur
rency. the property of Theo. Frick, she
knowing the same to he stolen. Discharged.
Flora was also charged with receiving two
pairs OF earrings and one brcast-pin, belong.
ing to the same person. Discharged.
Salina Massey (colored), charged with hay
ing and receiving one pair OF s~lccvc-buttons
the property of Ihco. Frick, knowing the
same to be stolen. Discharged.
Kendall Banks {coloredb charged will
stealing one hen from William J. UConnor.
and also charged with being an escaped cor.
vnt from Lynclbufg, Va. Committed to ji
for ten days to await action of LychburS all
thorities.
Woodson Scott (colored), charged will
asSaulting his father with Il rock with intent
to kill him, was found guilty Of assault and
battery and sentenced to confinement i'll city
Jail for thirty days.
Matilda Williams and Martha Richardson
charged with stealing one lot OF corn from
William Goode, were found guilty and sem
10 the ~station-hOuse for eight hours.
Sarah Monroe (colored), charged will
stealing one gold watch of the value of 81:
from the person of Captain Hill, of the Rich
mond and Danville railroad. Continued tt
"Wednesday next.
Abraham Hall (colored), charged with a,
saulting and threatening the life OF Annie
Brockett, was required to give security il
tire sum of 500 for six months.
Annie Brockett (colored), charged witt
perjury in the case Of Abram Hall. Not
guilty of perjury, but bound over in the
sum of $IU0 TO be Of good behavior for Sin
months.
Phelan Williams (colored), charged will
obstructing the sidewalk and refusing to
leave when ordered. Fined $50.
Martha Christian (colored), charged will
assuulting and beating Martin Campbell, and
Martin Campbell, charged with assaultin@
and beating Martha Christian. Fined 81
each.
Jim Wingtield (colored), charged with
having in his possession one lot of lead
pipe stolen from some person unknown.
Guilty and sentenced to confinement in the
city Jail for ninety days.
Cornelius Booker (colorcd), charged with
assaulting and threatening to do John Lucas
bodily harm. Dismissed.
Ben Sears (colorcd), charged with assault
ing John Iredell with intent to kill. Guilty
of assault and battery and fined Sl5.
Fruncis Anderson (colorcd(, charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the public
street, was required to give security in the
sum Of $50 for five days and committed to
Jail in default.
Nancy Lomax (coloredA charged with
threatening Jane Ross. Fined -.
jane Ross (colored), charged with abusing
Nancy LomaX. Fined s..
Louis johnson, charged with breaking and
entering the stable of p. G. WeStcott in the
night time, with intent to commit larceny,
Sent OF the Hastings Court for the first
Monday in September.
Fannie Hill (colored), charged with keep
ing q house of ill-famc. Dismissed.
John Winston (coloredl charged with per
jury In the case OF Fannie Hill. Discharged.
Lavinia Richardson, Mary Jane Hill, and
Roxanna Ellyson (colored), charged with
keeping houses of ill-fame. liill and Ely
son discharged. Richardson committed in
default of $50 security for three months.
Jessie Mathews [coloredl charged with
assaulting and beating his wife Harriet
Mathews, and also with asSaulting and beat
ing Walter Coles. Discharged.
DR.. b. IT. Cosby, charged with striking
Fannie Lewis with All axe with intent to kill
her. Continued to August 3D., and accused
bailed in the sum Of $500.
Philip Tooles (coloredb charged with steal.
ing one lot Of brass fixtures Of the value OF
about three dollars, the property Of some
person unknown. Found guilty and SEN
fenced to confinement in the city Jail for
thirty days.
SAw-MILL BuRSED,-On SUNDAY morning