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Samuel D. Jeter (search for this): article 6
Mayor's Court. --A summary of the proceedings before this court yesterday morning will be found below: Samuel D. Jeter, a very small, deserted-looking boy, was charged with attempting to pick the pocket of William H. Beveridge. A short statement of the facts connected with the case was made by watchman Rock; but his testimony fell far short of making out a clear case against the accused, and the Mayor therefore dismissed the matter. James M. Spindle and Adolphus Goddin, the parties arrested in the Second Market on Thursday upon the charge of engaging in a pugilistic encounter, were discharged upon ascertaining that an amicable adjustment of their difficulties had been effected between themselves. A negro fellow named Harrison, slave of Major Archer, charged with having a pair of shoes and a horse collar in his possession supposed to have been stolen, proved his claim to the articles in dispute and was discharged. Lizzie, slave of Julins Bear, was charged wit
Michael M. Hernsworth (search for this): article 6
e money from her master. Mr. Bear, upon missing his money on Monday last, traced the robbery to Lizzie; and when he accosted her about it, she owned up to her guilt. A part of the money she accounted for and restored it to him, but the larger portion of it is still unrecovered; and, in order to prosecute further inquiries, the case was continued. James Donnan, charged with drunkenness and lying in the market, was discharged with an admonition. The case against Belia McCarthy and Ellen Whalen, charged with stealing a pocket-book, containing $160, from Michael M. Hernsworth, was further continued. So was that against Calvin Henry, charged with cutting and stabbing a slave named Henry. A negro man, named Arthur, slave to John T. Newman, near Petersburg, was committed as a runaway. When arrested, on Thursday night, by Captain Charles, of the detective corps, Arthur had buckled around his waist a very fine revolving pistol, with all the accoutrements belonging thereto.
Ellen Whalen (search for this): article 6
te money from her master. Mr. Bear, upon missing his money on Monday last, traced the robbery to Lizzie; and when he accosted her about it, she owned up to her guilt. A part of the money she accounted for and restored it to him, but the larger portion of it is still unrecovered; and, in order to prosecute further inquiries, the case was continued. James Donnan, charged with drunkenness and lying in the market, was discharged with an admonition. The case against Belia McCarthy and Ellen Whalen, charged with stealing a pocket-book, containing $160, from Michael M. Hernsworth, was further continued. So was that against Calvin Henry, charged with cutting and stabbing a slave named Henry. A negro man, named Arthur, slave to John T. Newman, near Petersburg, was committed as a runaway. When arrested, on Thursday night, by Captain Charles, of the detective corps, Arthur had buckled around his waist a very fine revolving pistol, with all the accoutrements belonging thereto.
Adolphus Goddin (search for this): article 6
Mayor's Court. --A summary of the proceedings before this court yesterday morning will be found below: Samuel D. Jeter, a very small, deserted-looking boy, was charged with attempting to pick the pocket of William H. Beveridge. A short statement of the facts connected with the case was made by watchman Rock; but his testimony fell far short of making out a clear case against the accused, and the Mayor therefore dismissed the matter. James M. Spindle and Adolphus Goddin, the parties arrested in the Second Market on Thursday upon the charge of engaging in a pugilistic encounter, were discharged upon ascertaining that an amicable adjustment of their difficulties had been effected between themselves. A negro fellow named Harrison, slave of Major Archer, charged with having a pair of shoes and a horse collar in his possession supposed to have been stolen, proved his claim to the articles in dispute and was discharged. Lizzie, slave of Julins Bear, was charged wit
Charles (search for this): article 6
e money from her master. Mr. Bear, upon missing his money on Monday last, traced the robbery to Lizzie; and when he accosted her about it, she owned up to her guilt. A part of the money she accounted for and restored it to him, but the larger portion of it is still unrecovered; and, in order to prosecute further inquiries, the case was continued. James Donnan, charged with drunkenness and lying in the market, was discharged with an admonition. The case against Belia McCarthy and Ellen Whalen, charged with stealing a pocket-book, containing $160, from Michael M. Hernsworth, was further continued. So was that against Calvin Henry, charged with cutting and stabbing a slave named Henry. A negro man, named Arthur, slave to John T. Newman, near Petersburg, was committed as a runaway. When arrested, on Thursday night, by Captain Charles, of the detective corps, Arthur had buckled around his waist a very fine revolving pistol, with all the accoutrements belonging thereto.
John T. Newman (search for this): article 6
te money from her master. Mr. Bear, upon missing his money on Monday last, traced the robbery to Lizzie; and when he accosted her about it, she owned up to her guilt. A part of the money she accounted for and restored it to him, but the larger portion of it is still unrecovered; and, in order to prosecute further inquiries, the case was continued. James Donnan, charged with drunkenness and lying in the market, was discharged with an admonition. The case against Belia McCarthy and Ellen Whalen, charged with stealing a pocket-book, containing $160, from Michael M. Hernsworth, was further continued. So was that against Calvin Henry, charged with cutting and stabbing a slave named Henry. A negro man, named Arthur, slave to John T. Newman, near Petersburg, was committed as a runaway. When arrested, on Thursday night, by Captain Charles, of the detective corps, Arthur had buckled around his waist a very fine revolving pistol, with all the accoutrements belonging thereto.
Calvin Henry (search for this): article 6
te money from her master. Mr. Bear, upon missing his money on Monday last, traced the robbery to Lizzie; and when he accosted her about it, she owned up to her guilt. A part of the money she accounted for and restored it to him, but the larger portion of it is still unrecovered; and, in order to prosecute further inquiries, the case was continued. James Donnan, charged with drunkenness and lying in the market, was discharged with an admonition. The case against Belia McCarthy and Ellen Whalen, charged with stealing a pocket-book, containing $160, from Michael M. Hernsworth, was further continued. So was that against Calvin Henry, charged with cutting and stabbing a slave named Henry. A negro man, named Arthur, slave to John T. Newman, near Petersburg, was committed as a runaway. When arrested, on Thursday night, by Captain Charles, of the detective corps, Arthur had buckled around his waist a very fine revolving pistol, with all the accoutrements belonging thereto.
Bear (search for this): article 6
e of engaging in a pugilistic encounter, were discharged upon ascertaining that an amicable adjustment of their difficulties had been effected between themselves. A negro fellow named Harrison, slave of Major Archer, charged with having a pair of shoes and a horse collar in his possession supposed to have been stolen, proved his claim to the articles in dispute and was discharged. Lizzie, slave of Julins Bear, was charged with stealing $3,000 in Confederate money from her master. Mr. Bear, upon missing his money on Monday last, traced the robbery to Lizzie; and when he accosted her about it, she owned up to her guilt. A part of the money she accounted for and restored it to him, but the larger portion of it is still unrecovered; and, in order to prosecute further inquiries, the case was continued. James Donnan, charged with drunkenness and lying in the market, was discharged with an admonition. The case against Belia McCarthy and Ellen Whalen, charged with stealin
Belia McCarthy (search for this): article 6
00 in Confederate money from her master. Mr. Bear, upon missing his money on Monday last, traced the robbery to Lizzie; and when he accosted her about it, she owned up to her guilt. A part of the money she accounted for and restored it to him, but the larger portion of it is still unrecovered; and, in order to prosecute further inquiries, the case was continued. James Donnan, charged with drunkenness and lying in the market, was discharged with an admonition. The case against Belia McCarthy and Ellen Whalen, charged with stealing a pocket-book, containing $160, from Michael M. Hernsworth, was further continued. So was that against Calvin Henry, charged with cutting and stabbing a slave named Henry. A negro man, named Arthur, slave to John T. Newman, near Petersburg, was committed as a runaway. When arrested, on Thursday night, by Captain Charles, of the detective corps, Arthur had buckled around his waist a very fine revolving pistol, with all the accoutrements belon
James M. Spindle (search for this): article 6
Mayor's Court. --A summary of the proceedings before this court yesterday morning will be found below: Samuel D. Jeter, a very small, deserted-looking boy, was charged with attempting to pick the pocket of William H. Beveridge. A short statement of the facts connected with the case was made by watchman Rock; but his testimony fell far short of making out a clear case against the accused, and the Mayor therefore dismissed the matter. James M. Spindle and Adolphus Goddin, the parties arrested in the Second Market on Thursday upon the charge of engaging in a pugilistic encounter, were discharged upon ascertaining that an amicable adjustment of their difficulties had been effected between themselves. A negro fellow named Harrison, slave of Major Archer, charged with having a pair of shoes and a horse collar in his possession supposed to have been stolen, proved his claim to the articles in dispute and was discharged. Lizzie, slave of Julins Bear, was charged with
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