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The Daily Dispatch: September 19, 1864., [Electronic resource], Mayor's court. (search)
ce with the statement made by Mitchell when the warrant was obtained that the Mayor intimated that he thought he had perjured himself, and was strongly inclined to commit him to jail. The accused was promptly discharged. The following negroes were ordered to be whipped: John, slave of William S. Early, charged with stealing one hundred dollars, the property of A. T. Burr & Co., Henry, slave of Emily Hudson, arrested as a runaway and for selling in the Second Market; William, slave of R. H. Winn, charged with going at large; Sarah, slave of Thomas Graves, charged with stealing bread and cakes from some person unknown; Jordan, slave of Mary Hill, charged with having in his possession five bags of corn, five bags of wheat, and four bags of oats, valued at five hundred dollars, supposed to have been stolen; Ned, slave of General William H. Richardson, for stealing apples and grapes, and Washington, slave of William G. Wyatt, for having a bag of corn in his possession supposed to have