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Adolph Rodgers (search for this): article 8
Mayor's Court. --Only a short season was consumed in the disposition of cases before the Mayor Saturday: Two negro boys, named respectively Charles, slave of Adolph Rodgers, and Lewis, slave of Jesse Jenkins, were whipped for stealing one candle. John, slave of J. R. Anderson, charged with trespassing on the premises of John Moremary, and having in his possession an unendorsed pass, was punished with stripes. William Coots and William Leber, charged with being persons of idle and dissolute habits, and deserters from the Confederate army, were committed to jail to await further disposition of them. Patrick Sweeney, charged with assaulting and beating Rosanna Grinsby and Mary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor several day ago, but on account of the absence of Patrick Doran, clerk in the War Department, who, it is alleged
William Coots (search for this): article 8
Mayor's Court. --Only a short season was consumed in the disposition of cases before the Mayor Saturday: Two negro boys, named respectively Charles, slave of Adolph Rodgers, and Lewis, slave of Jesse Jenkins, were whipped for stealing one candle. John, slave of J. R. Anderson, charged with trespassing on the premises of John Moremary, and having in his possession an unendorsed pass, was punished with stripes. William Coots and William Leber, charged with being persons of idle and dissolute habits, and deserters from the Confederate army, were committed to jail to await further disposition of them. Patrick Sweeney, charged with assaulting and beating Rosanna Grinsby and Mary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor several day ago, but on account of the absence of Patrick Doran, clerk in the War Department, who, it is allege
Jesse Jenkins (search for this): article 8
Mayor's Court. --Only a short season was consumed in the disposition of cases before the Mayor Saturday: Two negro boys, named respectively Charles, slave of Adolph Rodgers, and Lewis, slave of Jesse Jenkins, were whipped for stealing one candle. John, slave of J. R. Anderson, charged with trespassing on the premises of John Moremary, and having in his possession an unendorsed pass, was punished with stripes. William Coots and William Leber, charged with being persons of idle and dissolute habits, and deserters from the Confederate army, were committed to jail to await further disposition of them. Patrick Sweeney, charged with assaulting and beating Rosanna Grinsby and Mary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor several day ago, but on account of the absence of Patrick Doran, clerk in the War Department, who, it is allege
J. R. Anderson (search for this): article 8
Mayor's Court. --Only a short season was consumed in the disposition of cases before the Mayor Saturday: Two negro boys, named respectively Charles, slave of Adolph Rodgers, and Lewis, slave of Jesse Jenkins, were whipped for stealing one candle. John, slave of J. R. Anderson, charged with trespassing on the premises of John Moremary, and having in his possession an unendorsed pass, was punished with stripes. William Coots and William Leber, charged with being persons of idle and dissolute habits, and deserters from the Confederate army, were committed to jail to await further disposition of them. Patrick Sweeney, charged with assaulting and beating Rosanna Grinsby and Mary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor several day ago, but on account of the absence of Patrick Doran, clerk in the War Department, who, it is alleged
Lewis (search for this): article 8
Mayor's Court. --Only a short season was consumed in the disposition of cases before the Mayor Saturday: Two negro boys, named respectively Charles, slave of Adolph Rodgers, and Lewis, slave of Jesse Jenkins, were whipped for stealing one candle. John, slave of J. R. Anderson, charged with trespassing on the premises of John Moremary, and having in his possession an unendorsed pass, was punished with stripes. William Coots and William Leber, charged with being persons of idle and dissolute habits, and deserters from the Confederate army, were committed to jail to await further disposition of them. Patrick Sweeney, charged with assaulting and beating Rosanna Grinsby and Mary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor several day ago, but on account of the absence of Patrick Doran, clerk in the War Department, who, it is allege
Patrick Doran (search for this): article 8
Jesse Jenkins, were whipped for stealing one candle. John, slave of J. R. Anderson, charged with trespassing on the premises of John Moremary, and having in his possession an unendorsed pass, was punished with stripes. William Coots and William Leber, charged with being persons of idle and dissolute habits, and deserters from the Confederate army, were committed to jail to await further disposition of them. Patrick Sweeney, charged with assaulting and beating Rosanna Grinsby and Mary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor several day ago, but on account of the absence of Patrick Doran, clerk in the War Department, who, it is alleged, was, while in a state of intoxication, severely whipped by Sweeney in Solitude the evening before the attack on the two women above named, the matter was laid over till the last sitting of the Court.]
Mary Riley (search for this): article 8
Jesse Jenkins, were whipped for stealing one candle. John, slave of J. R. Anderson, charged with trespassing on the premises of John Moremary, and having in his possession an unendorsed pass, was punished with stripes. William Coots and William Leber, charged with being persons of idle and dissolute habits, and deserters from the Confederate army, were committed to jail to await further disposition of them. Patrick Sweeney, charged with assaulting and beating Rosanna Grinsby and Mary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor several day ago, but on account of the absence of Patrick Doran, clerk in the War Department, who, it is alleged, was, while in a state of intoxication, severely whipped by Sweeney in Solitude the evening before the attack on the two women above named, the matter was laid over till the last sitting of the Court.]
Patrick Sweeney (search for this): article 8
dorsed pass, was punished with stripes. William Coots and William Leber, charged with being persons of idle and dissolute habits, and deserters from the Confederate army, were committed to jail to await further disposition of them. Patrick Sweeney, charged with assaulting and beating Rosanna Grinsby and Mary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor ary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor several day ago, but on account of the absence of Patrick Doran, clerk in the War Department, who, it is alleged, was, while in a state of intoxication, severely whipped by Sweeney in Solitude the evening before the attack on the two women above named, the matter was laid over till the last sitting of the Court.]
William Leber (search for this): article 8
Mayor's Court. --Only a short season was consumed in the disposition of cases before the Mayor Saturday: Two negro boys, named respectively Charles, slave of Adolph Rodgers, and Lewis, slave of Jesse Jenkins, were whipped for stealing one candle. John, slave of J. R. Anderson, charged with trespassing on the premises of John Moremary, and having in his possession an unendorsed pass, was punished with stripes. William Coots and William Leber, charged with being persons of idle and dissolute habits, and deserters from the Confederate army, were committed to jail to await further disposition of them. Patrick Sweeney, charged with assaulting and beating Rosanna Grinsby and Mary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor several day ago, but on account of the absence of Patrick Doran, clerk in the War Department, who, it is allege
John Moremary (search for this): article 8
Mayor's Court. --Only a short season was consumed in the disposition of cases before the Mayor Saturday: Two negro boys, named respectively Charles, slave of Adolph Rodgers, and Lewis, slave of Jesse Jenkins, were whipped for stealing one candle. John, slave of J. R. Anderson, charged with trespassing on the premises of John Moremary, and having in his possession an unendorsed pass, was punished with stripes. William Coots and William Leber, charged with being persons of idle and dissolute habits, and deserters from the Confederate army, were committed to jail to await further disposition of them. Patrick Sweeney, charged with assaulting and beating Rosanna Grinsby and Mary Riley, was called, but it being ascertained that he had gone out with one of the local companies, the Mayor adjourned the case over to Wednesday. [This case was before His Honor several day ago, but on account of the absence of Patrick Doran, clerk in the War Department, who, it is allege