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The Daily Dispatch: January 14, 1864., [Electronic resource], Troops from Goochland. (search)
Stealing a cow. --Two boys, named Jesse Heath and Theodorick Leach, were charged with stealing a cow from the yard of Mr. A. C. Moore, in Manchester, and offering her for sale. Samuel Schwartz, a butcher in the Second Market, identified the accused as the boys who brought the cow to him for sale, demanding as their price $500. Not knowing there was anything wrong about the matter, he offered them $400, but before closing the bargain an officer took them under arrest. The place from which the cow had been taken being beyond the jurisdiction of the Mayor, he directed that complaint should be made before a Magistrate of the county in which the theft had been committed, and the two boys were therefore placed in the hands of the constable of the town of Manchester.