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The Daily Dispatch: November 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Norfolk. (search)
tes Navy, but now a prisoner of war, that person appeared in Court on Saturday morning last, accompanied by his counsel, R. R. Howison, Esq. The following is a copy of the response to the writ: George D. Pleasants. Sheriff and Jailer of Henrico county, in response to the writ of habeas corpus awarded to Edward B. Boutwell, by the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, produces the body of the said Edward B. Boutwell, and says: "That the said Edward B. Boutwell was confined in the jail of the county of Henrico at the instance and request of Gen. John H. Winder, of the C. S. Army, and that he is not advised of the grounds or reasons for his confinement. As the jail has been recently used by the Confederate Government for the confinement of prisoners of war, and also of persons charged with treason, he presumes that the said Boutwell is detained in custody either as a prisoner of war or as a person charged with treason; but of the facts of his case this respondent is not advised."
The Daily Dispatch: November 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 2 (search)
County Court. --In the county court of Henrico, on Friday last, Charles Bruce was fined $5 and costs for neglecting to keep in good repair a road, of which he was surveyor Albert A. Morris was tried upon a similar charge, but not convicted, it having been shown that the state of his health prevented the proper performance of his trust. R. T. Hundley was fined $10 for permitting a slave to go at large. The case of Jos. Lepinsky, charged with stealing a copper cylinder, worm and still-head from A. J. Byrne, was examined on Saturday. The prisoner having proved that he purchased the copper in ignorance of the fact that it was stolen property, was discharged from further prosecution.--George F. Brown, who stood bound to appear and answer an indictment for misdemeanor, failed to respond when called, and his recognizance was declared forfeited. The November term of the Court closed on Saturday evening.
The Daily Dispatch: November 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], Rearrest of four Yankee prisoners. (search)
Wanted --A competent Machinist, to put and keep in order the engines and pumps at the Carbon Hill Mincs, in Henrico county. To a reliable man, liberal wages will be paid, and a house md fuel furnished free of charge. oc 22--ts John J. Werth, Agent.
The Daily Dispatch: November 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], Affairs at the North. (search)
Almetus P. Brown. two cases: The Old Dominion Savings Bank; David Baker, jr., four cases; Thaddens B. Starke. six cases; William G. Dandridge, two cases; Benjamin M. Harris, two cases; Emanuel Semon, four cases; George I. Herring, four cases; The Metropolitan Savings Banks, five cases; Francis B. Hart, two cases; Peachy R. Grattan; David J. Burr; Moses L. Stratton; Thomas Lawson; D. J. Saunders. jr.; David J. Saunders; The City of Richmond, three cases; John F. Regnault; James M. Taylor; Charles W. Purcell; Stephen Mason, two cases; Thos. Mason, two cases; James L. Porter; Garinta Barker; The United Savings Bank of Henrico co.; Edward D. Eacho, two cases; Thomas J. Starke; William L. Maule; The Virginia Savings Bank; five cases; The People's Savings Bank, two cases; Thomas M. Alfriend, two cases; Richard H. Dibrell, two cases; Charles R. Bricken, two cases; D. F. Booth, three cases; Isaac J. Mercer, four cases; John H. Digges, three cases; Richard S. Massie; John. T. Sublett.