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The Daily Dispatch: November 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], Ship burnt. (search)
Ship burnt. --The ship Alleghenian, of New York, with guano, bound from Baltimore to London, was burnt by Lieuts, Wood and Lee, with ten volunteers from the "Patrick Henry," while lying in Chesapeake Bay, one night during last week.-- Her officers were taken prisoners and brought to this city.
The Daily Dispatch: November 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], Proceedings in the Counts (search)
e, fight, drink, and make a great noise to the disturbance of her neighbors — She was required to give security both forther good behavior and to appear and answer and indictment by the Grand Jury. Anthony Bradley was charged by E. Grouch, with unauthorizedly appropriating to his own use several pieces of lumber belonging to complainant.--Bradley was sent on for trial before the Hustings Court on the charge of petit larceny. John Mclntyre, charge with stealing three cabbages from John Wood, was let off after an admonition on the enornity of his offence. Andrew Taylor was fined for driving his muleand cart across the sidewalk of the Second Maket on Saturday, and creating a nuisance. Anthony and Catherine Baker charged with an assault on Mary Leary were let off after promising to stop their wrangling with Mrs. Leary, which, it appeared, was about the possession of certain premises which neither party had a very clear right to. John Kelley and James Gannon appea