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The Daily Dispatch: April 19, 1862., [Electronic resource], The late Gen. A. H. Gladden. (search)
of Mrs. Epstein. The mothers of the two Tommies were fined each three dollars for the exploits of the lads. Wm. H. Thompson, arrested for assaulting Georgiana Blythe, was discharged after an examination. Philip, slave of Wm. Pritchard, was examined for feloniously possessing himself of $205 in bank notes, the property of Major-General Whiting. The proof was direct, and the Mayor committed the offender for trial before the Hustings Court on the second Monday in May next. Joseph, slave of Wm. Whitmark, convicted of stealing one pair of shoes from Stokes's Hotel, was ordered 25, and to stand committed until called for by his master. Moses Epps, a slave, was ordered 25 lashes for beating a white child seven years old with a whip. Lewis, slave of Harvey, Armistead & Williams, to whom had been confided a valise containing one dozen knives and forks, a pair of shoes, and a lot of sugar, having been arrested as the supposed abductor of the property, was discharged.