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The Daily Dispatch: March 27, 1863., [Electronic resource], Atrocities of the Federal (search)
red a whipping for stealing $65 from Taylor, slave of John H. Bawen. Hausford Jenkins, free, got 20 inches for making way with a blanket belonging to Payton Carrington. Charles Pryor, free, from Fredericksburg and Martha Hewitt, do, from Goochland were put in jail for being in the city contrary to law. Lewis, slave of Jar. M. Wilde charged with stealing three blankets, one bolster case, and piano cover, from Barwell Crump, was acquitted. Pat McGarry, drunk and lying on the side walk, and Henry Taylor, drunk and lying in the gutter, were admonished and let off. Lucy Arm Melton, white was required to give security to keep the peace for making a belligerent demonstration against Lucia Parsons. Mary and Ellas Vanderlip arrested by order of Judge Lyons for committing a breach of the peace, were required to give bond for their good behavior. John C. Hatcher, charged with appearing at the Theatre under the incidence of ardent spirits, was fined one dollar.