The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-13

and another for the third. As n conse
quence, the firemen were puzzled and de-
layed. Let this matter be taken into Sc
rious consideration, and let us have sure
system Of fire-alarms for the city.
P.S.-We have learned since writing tht
above that Mr.. Wigand is insured for 5l0,
600 on his buildings-$5,O00 in the Virgi
mia State Insurance Company and s., 600 ii
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company. He is insured for $4,000 on hi:
stock in the Home Company OF New Haven
HENRICo County COuRT.-COuNTT LEVY
The full bench of magistrates Of Hen,
rico county have been engaged for three
days past in laying the county levy. The
labor was completed on yesterday, and the
following bills ordered to be paid: William
Smith, $500; Thomas J. Carter, s50.3I
jacob s. Atlee, for bridge on Central road
Sl25: same, as commissioner Of roads
$l3S.5O; Edward Hugan, overseer of road
$l04.7O; James H. Mallory, So L. J. Car
nell, So; 0. J. Johnson, $3.50 d. J. Tyree,
s15; C. H. A. Clay, S11 George Turner,
s37; Robert Melton, as ovcrseer Of road
$685.: James Gardner, S10.5O; P. II
Waldrop, s6.75; Jack Tinsley, S.; Angelina
Hill, $3.50; James T. Redd, commissioner
of roads, S21.75 H. P. Taylor, s45.54; A
R. Bufin, SO; DR.. Johnson, S. Amelia
Grover, S. for building Tuckahoe bridge
$50; W. Crawford, $3.50; I. 7. Duke,
overseer of road, 500; Hazlitt Lotfiand
$3.50: stationery for the use Of the court
and clerks office, s75; for registering
births and deaths, S75 Walsh & Co., for re-
pairing windows in Jail, $40; chairs for
the courthouse, S25 Il. A. Patterson, $3.50
George ". Carter, for re&rranging commits
sioner's books, SIS; B. +. Bowles, Sll %
W. T. Melton, 81 W. c. Taliaferro, Sl0.50
G. Barker, s24; J. W. Alley, 1928; Mos
by W. Alley, SIG Ernest Porterwig, s. 80
r. J. A. Smith, $3.50; R. H. Brock, Sl3
Robert Ford, sl4; George S. Stutz, $3.50
George NJ. Ford, 81; James Shepherd
$13.l0 A. NJ. Lawrence, S6.53; J. H
Sands, commissioner, for settling sherii's
account with the county, 500 [. W. HUn-
niger, $l2 Leake & Puryear, s3.75 ; Robt
Y. Slater, $40; Samuel j. Barker, $l0.50
John Shurm, So Thomas Francis, $50
Charles E. Anderson, $50; Samuel Cot
trell Jr., $3.50; Wm. c. Moncure, 81
IL.
ia. Eacho, rlisting voters in 1866, 540.41;
Henry J. Smith, salary as sheriff, $500
William Folkes, salary as clerk, $400 JnO.
3. Young, salary as attorney, 81 900; City
of Richmond, for water furnished Jail, S54
English s. Randolph, $40 80; Jacob s. At
lee and others, for repairs to culvertS on
Central road, sl51.67; John D. Shepherd
-: George W. Carter, SG2: Jas. 4. Cren-
shaw, $32.26; f. ?. Townsend, $l9.44;
William H. Ieatman, So; William VI. Nc
Gruder, So Z. S. McGruder, -; William
". Snead, $40; Gatewood Talley, s.; Jno.
A. Meanley, So George Timbcrlake, $50
Paul Murphy's assignee, $3.50; John A.
Eacho, SO 10; David Parr. Sl2 James l..
Marsh, So; Thomas II. Grafton, s.; Vim.
l.. McMinn, 2l21.70: john Nettles, s. :
Thomas L. Pleasants, s.: Thomas j. Car
ter, SG4; John ". Weeks, 3,7l.54; Mat
thew Mussen, $24; Pcachy Il. Grattan,
$50: Savage Smith 4 Brother, - cents
Joseph c. Burton, s.; 7. /. Lyme and
George D. Pleasants, $50; John 4. Hutch
eson and Geo. ". Carter, $50; J. VI. Taylor,
235.o7; Flaherty, Wash X Co., $I3I.30;
DR.. John F. Carter, $780, William Hend-
rick, SO; Charles Watkins, s.; George
d. Peasants, 3l2; ?. {. Larus, $l2; c.
W. Petherbridge, $i2 Nelson Z. Vender-
rail, sis; George Scott, So B. Wardwell,
37.25; Henry |. Smith, al06; Richmond
Dispatch, $685.; William 5. Wood & Co.,
53S.25; John Schleicher, $l2 repairs OF
Meadow Bridges, $3.50; Z. H. Berry, $25
George ". Thomas, $25: William Foxes,
extra services, S23l.S2 John 3. Young,
Commonwealth Attorney, for extra public
services during the last year, for which the
allowance made at the last levy is not con-
sidered adequate, $500; Miles Duyal, 81 .G5 !;
William L. Wade, Sc; h. A. Roper, 5l2 :;
William W. Carter, $23; Winston Jordan,
SCI George Jordan, s. Mitchell Wade,
sl.50; Mrs. Allen, 50; William Rowe. St !;
A. B. Owens, sl.50; S. P. Binforl, $40 :;
Robert Y. Slater, $l4.26; B. NJ. Linke,
$3.50: II. Satterwhite, $3.50; Robert H..
Kuhn, So; John A. Eacho, So j. A.
Henley, $40; r. A. Henley, 5000 :;
Franklin Bowles, 95c. Jacob Deinick, &c.;
amount to repair Jail of the county, $50 !;
bridge, &c., on Osborne turnpike, $3.50 :;
amount to pay justices, 81 800 amount to
pay jurors, $500; culvert on Nine-mile
road, 525; Andrew Nolan, s352.25: John
4. Eacho, $37 to cover delinquent and in
solvent taxes, $4,000. To this amount, to
pay outstanding orders of Courthouse
Building Committee, given Oh account OF
contract given William II. Yeatman for re-
building the courthouse, out Of the balance
now in the hands of the sheriff Of the coun-
ty, as follows: j. H. Sands, 8l59 J. W.
Bereridge, 500; j. H. Sands, attorney for
R. s. Sanxay, &+0G.76 J. II. Sands, attor-
ney for John Ginniochio, Sill; John Net
ties, $3.50 e.; to the holders Of two orders,
$3.50; and none of the above orders are
to be paid until the order is produced
and delivered to the sheriff, who will hold
the same as his voucher for such payment :;
S. D. Turner, for bridge, $3.50; repairs OF
Four-mile creek bridge, $500; sheritt'S
commissions, 81 ,03l.50. Total, S22,046.
Credits.-Balance due county from the
levy Of 1867, now in the hands Of the She
riff, S+,Sl6.6l; 2,l66 tithes, at 81 each,
S+,332; GO per cent. on S2l 1852, State
tax, 81, ,697.l9. Total, so ,046.
OF the above accounts due by the county,
it will be seen that 81 ,679.76 are for unpaid
bills for repairing the courthouse, and
much the largest portion OF the balance is
for making bridges, repairing roads, &c.
The WARNING. THE communication
purporting 10 be warming TO leave, ad-
dressed to young Mr.. Cowardin, reporter
for the Dispatch, and noticed in these local