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The Daily Dispatch: April 20, 1864., [Electronic resource], The Retirement of the enemy from the Blackwater region. (search)
--Some days ago Benjamin H. Philips and Benjamin B. Williams were examined before the Mayor on the charge of obtaining $30 in greenbacks and $200 in Confederate money from Michael Smith under false pretences, when it was testified by Smith that Phillips, under promise of putting him across the lines, with the knowledge and by the advice of Williams, took him out on the Mechanicville pike, four miles from Richmond, and there left him to shift for himself; and that after wards Williams took him down on the York River Road and turned him loose, when he was arrested and brought back to Richmond, Phillips having and still retaining his money, and also his valise of clothing. Pursuant to adjournment, the case was brought up before the Mayor yesterday, when that officer decided that the larceny, if any, having been committed four miles from the city, he had no jurisdiction in the case and sent the parties to a Hanover county Justice for examination. They were examined by Justice Nettles ye
The Daily Dispatch: April 20, 1864., [Electronic resource], Capture of a Yankee transport. (search)
amed Thomas B. Tully, recently discharged from Camp Lee as a lunatic, on yesterday had Thomas B Phillips brought before the Major on the charge of making a violent assault upon him. It appeared that Tully had taken up an idea that he had entrusted Phillips with $150 to keep for him, which the latter would not give up, and bothered him so much and so constantly about it that Phillips had to kick hiPhillips had to kick him out of doors. Mr. Marcellus Delarue said he had previous to the difficulty heard Turly say he did not give the money to Phillips, but to a man that lived at Nelson's old stand, near the Theatre. Ty to Phillips, but to a man that lived at Nelson's old stand, near the Theatre. Tully expressing himself satisfied that Phillips meditated no further assault upon him, the Mayor dismissed the case. y to Phillips, but to a man that lived at Nelson's old stand, near the Theatre. Tully expressing himself satisfied that Phillips meditated no further assault upon him, the Mayor dismissed the case.