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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-14
92 Acres, l Rood and 80 Per
ches of Land,

more or less. The improvements consist
ot two story Stone Dwell. IMN
ing House, a Bank Barn, HrYYsSS
Summer House and Carriage irS EsI4H,
House, &c, all of which ere AE==zF----stssss=---
newly built, young Orchard in bearing con.
diilon, water convenient to the house, with
Il running stream through the farm, fields
conveniently hid off with good fencing, a
sufficient quantity Of Meadow Land and
about 20 Acres Of excellent Timber.
Terms Of Sale the same as above.
DAVID IL. RlNEDOLLAR,
aug ~, lSI2's Trustee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-14
$50 IA Acres of Land.

more or less. The improve mcnt. consist
OF two story Brick Dwell A ,sa
ing House, n good Log Barn f1aafsa-tS
with shedding all a round; fIyfb4tIM
Carriage House, Hog House, --'sa'--=-iEsas-t
Smoke House and Spring House, &c; Or.
chard with choice fruit, water convenient to
the house, and Piney Creek running thro'
the farm, with sufficient quantity of
Meadow Land and about 30 Acres of good
Timber. This property is situated in Ia
neytown District, Carroll county, Nd, and
borders on the York md Frederick public
road with the Frederick aud Pennsylvania
Line Ralrond running through il, adjoin.
ing lands Of James Kuhns, Conrad Schue
and others, and Is the same of which Geo.
kInn,edollar, died seized and possessed.
Terms Of Sale drc,-One third part of
the purchase money to be paid in case on
the day Of sale or on the ratification thereof.
one,ihird in one year and the other one.
third in two years from the day of sale the
credit payments to be secured by the notes
OF the purchaser or purchasers with an.
proved security, bearing interest from the
day of sale,
JOSIAH ADELSPERGER,
DAVID II. RINEDOLLAR,
oUo,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-14
JOSIAH ADELSPERGER,
DAVID II. RlNEDOLLAR,
aug u, lSI2-ts Trustees

Also at the same time and place, the
undersigned, as Trustee appointed by the
decree Of the Circuit Court for Carroll com.
" sitting as a Court Of Equity passed in
No; 1917, will offer at Public Sale. to the
highest bidder, tho adjoining farm OF said
deceased, containing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
CRY GAS WORKS,

The City Gas Works are under the imme-
diate supcrintende Of Mr.. John III.
Knowles, most efficient and courteous Off
cer.g To Mr.. j. NJ. Melton, the popular in
spector, we are indebted for the following
statistics: q ~ - !,
Total quantity of gas made from the 1st
January, 1871, to the 31st December, 1871,
&c, ,934 200 cubic feet; total quantity of coal
used il the manufacture Of this gas was 244, :
161 bushels; total quantity OF coke used in
the retorthouse and about the works, 241 :
COZ bushels; total quantity of lime used in
the purifying house, d, 245I bushels. I.
The works manufactures its own lime from
oyster shells. .:.$ syss 49,.
. The largest quantity of gas made in any
twenty-four hours was 299,500 cubic feet
this was on December 13. The largest con-
sumption in twenty-four hours was sos. .945
feet-Decembef 15. ~. = & ,,ff-.ls 4
There were 1850 feet Of three-irich pipe
laid during the year ending Saturday, at a
cost of about $945. Twelve new lamps have
also been erected during the year,
Total number of metres in the city, :, ,sof !;
Of this number 15S are not in use at present.
During the year $50 worn-out metres have
been replaced by new ones; 80 metres were
!" reset. p the old bills having been paid; 80
metres were taken out Of vacant houses to
protect the owners Of property.
One hundred and seven new service pipes
have been introduced during the year. Some
of the buildings, however, are not yet COM
pleted. 5st -=g.sss
The various departments are in good order
and skilftlly managed. sf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

,alara in The city were Flournoy's chop the
sass-miH on the Island, which SET fire 70 sseyss
esnl houses IN the city; aud the late fire at
the Exchange Hotel. 80, d s. sss.,1 ~. ~
/ & The Board Of Control of the Department
meets once each month IN the truck-house
on Broad street. Their duties are to audit
bill, n,ake changes in the Depart fmant, dis
charging and appointing men. Tho Board
meets four times a year also for the purpose
of assessing fines, &c. There are GONE things
yet wanting to make this department of the
city government perfect several fre-boxes
are needed, and the Chief lacks an office and
clerk to look after the property OF the Fire
department, which is scattered all over the
city. There is no inventory book, and no
way Of ascertaining the exact condition and
amount of property on hand. With these
additions it will be well-nigfi perfect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

tract Wflich adnaltted % tho institution n,any
worthy poor of the city before tlie present
superintendent took charge 0f il. a petition
has been before the Council for many months
to renew it, but without success ms yet. BE
Gently IL has been referred To- the Finance
Committee, which, It Is hoped, viii look at
and act upon tsmore faForably, both as an
net of charity to a large class OF our labor
Ing people who are able anGWiIHng TO work
for q living when in healfh, but have neither
the means nor accommod dations for proper
care when sick, and who are not proper sub
jects for the almshouse when the city has an
excellent hospital for the pauper class, aud
also to foster and encourage an Institution
which Is SO essential to the success q; the
Medical College, with which it is contested,
and Is daily growing more important to the
city In its future prosperity. Dr. .H. ID. Tai
iaferro is the efficient surgeon In charge. ssf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
THE COUNTY JAIL.

There has been no change in the sheriff
atty Of the county, H.J. Smith being the in-
cumbent. He will doubtless take the oath OF
office to-day, having been reelected.
During the year just ended So prisoners
have been confined in the Jail. Of this num-
Der were colored women. None of these
were United States prisoners, all being for
offences against the Commonwealth Of Fir-
ginia. Thirty-one were white men and "a
were colored persons. The health Of the
prisoners has been generally good, and is
so now. There have been no deaths and no
ESCAPES during the year. The most noted
-anntned dlIriIlp tha va l;4- t5.!s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
THE CITY IAH.

The general condition of the jail, health Of
the prisoners, ETC., has been good during the
past year, and is 50 now. It is well managed
by Mr. =. Il. ODwyer, assisted by Mr.. John
G.. Franklin.
The total number of prisoners confined in
the Jail during the year was S43, classified as
follows: 225 white men, 442 colored men,
81 white women, l39 'colored women. Three
MEN were hung from the Jail during the
ye;r--McGiflin, for the murder of Constable
Drummond; William III. johnson and Dick
Head (coloredD, also murderers. Forty were
sent to the penitentiaTy-7 white men, 90
colored men, and "a colored women. Sc
venteen have been sent to lunatic asylums-
I white men,, s colored men, and 4 colored
women. Two prisoners have been par
doned (both white mem United States
prisoner, by President Grant, and the other
George Chahoon, for forgery, by his Excel
lcncy Governor Walker. One prisoner CWil-
liam Eubank) has died during the year, and
there has been one birth. There are now 81.
prisoners in iail--22 women DC colored aud
white), II white men, and A colored men.
During the administration of the previous
!jaiior six prisoners escaped; among the
number were Lucien Beard and his colnpan-
ions, Watson and Hazel.
Dir. Lewis, Who is also implicated. in the
Diummond murder, is in jail awaiting a va
cancy in one of the lunatic asylums.
Mary Lynch, an adjudged lr1natic. is also
in Jail and SO is Mary Smith, the Hollywood
Ghost, whose history is as remarkable as it is
sad.
The most noted prisoners who have been
confined during the year are George ClEi-
hoon, johnson II. Sands, McGiffln, DR.. Lewis,
Price, Martin Alley (who goes to the pcni-
tentiary to-day for eighteen years, and John
Seay.
Sarah Scott and Dan Walker, charged with
murder by poisoning in the county of Ches
terfeld, and Fox, the alleged New Kentmur
derer, are yet awaiting the action of the all'
thorities of those counties. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

There were also; brought into the dock in
1S7O-'71 2,4SS tons Virginia coal, q, $50 tons
iron, 1,G60 tons, iron ore, 44440 tons bones and
bone dust, rs tons moulding sand, 1000 tons.
granite, 33,2O0 bushels sand, 1923 bushels
oats, 1850 barrels potatoes, 24,979 bushels
oyster shells; LOIS hogsheads, 4S7 tierces,
and 1882 barrels molasses and syrup IS
.hogsheads, 1,2T4 barrels sugar; 134 barrels
vinegar, 2,130 barrels cement, 1929 bags
coffee, 2l4 cords juniper logs, 1870 grind
stones, 1gs,324 bricks, j 1852 stoves and
ranges, and d multitude of other articles SO.
inperfectly classified iu the official list that
we could make no further use Of it.
= Tile outward movement Of Leading articles
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

The receipts Of other articles during the
last fiscal year included AGO boxes nlannfacs
tured tobacco, zoos bushels corn meal, 1904
bushels rye, $50 bushels potatoes, ,878
pounds bacon, 140 tons green and dried fruit
preceding year only 30 tonslh 10 horses, 500
cattle, 3l7 sheep, I 48 hogs. Al 81 empty -four
barrels, 1927 tons lumber, staves, &c, 476
tons ice, a,626 tons sind, 81 tons iron ore
preceding year, ,1S4 tonsl, i91 tons agrieIll-
tural lime, 147 tons sulnac, s tons barytes,
4,129 tons granite, ,Gn 1s69-'70,- IT, ,11S tons),
80 tons pig lead, $3.50 tons slate, s2Q1 bales
cotton, :, 1851 tons. tanbaTk, 19e, 900 bricks,
1886 bushels mill offai, 256 tons merchan-
disc, LIPS tons miscellaneous articles. ?
The quantities OF various articles carried
mn the canal for-tl,e sgrna fisrlI years were:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
HI1STINGS COIIRT..

In this court, Judge "a. B. Gtiison presi-
ding, z3lS cases haze. been tried and dis
posed of. OF this number 104 were felony
cases, of: which there were, 70 convictions;
214 misdemeanor cases, 191 convictions.
The gear closed without o single criminal
case remaining on the docket to be tried.
After the passage of the act of the General
Assembly authorizing the Police Justice to
try and dispose Of misdemeaner cases, few
or none have been sent eD, thaye beefhdis-
posed of by him under that act. Most of
those cases tried and disposed of by Judge
;Guigon have originated in that scourt, and
have been regularly indicted bytl grand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

During the past six months the pumps
have been al oferhauled, new valves have
been put in the place Of those too much worn
to be repaired, and old ones repaired when
they would allow of it. The inside Of the
pump-hollse has been improved very much
in appearance by cleaning up and painting,
and the walls are adorned by a large number
OF pictures and" handsome business cards Of
some of ON nlperchants and insurance agents.
A neat hand-rail has been put. up along the
wallof the fore-bay from the house to the head
gates forethe safety of visitors. ALSO, a neat
summer-house at tie head gates, surrounded
by turing and everlreens, for the accommo-
dation ofladies and children, has been built.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.. :.
No city in the Unitel States, allthings con-
sidered, can boast of a bitter Fire Department
than can Richmond captain G.. A. Ainslie
is chief engineer. Thep are four steamers,
as follows: A, B, G, ant ID, commanded re-
spectiTely by NJ. IT. Pnillfs, s. H. Herndon,
B. A. Purks, and j. y. Ing. Company T.
Is the Hook and Ladder tuck, G. E. Minor
commander, and CompanlF # is the Church
Hill Truck and Hose Gom}any. There are
seyenty-two men, including the foremen, fire
police. sc. There are four helpers for sta
donary men, for the englnesfour engineers,
FIVE ostlers, one tiller r.aan, and fourteen
horses 8, 200 feet of rubber 4hse in use, and
800 feet of old leather hose "a use. Last
spring the Department was aided TO by the
purchase of the Hope and Hndip-H Hand
engines in ,Philadelphia. Theseingines took
the places of two hand engines, Rhich have
been. Sold Three new hosereafaages have
been built in the past year, and ae now I'D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
LAVE STGeK sgyiRKET. 8

j - =. r1'AsAf t:lfEaiz.
The following IS the ststenlent OF the cattle,
&C., weighed at the. live stock scales, near the
city o. kscamcIid, rem the first day efsJan-
uafy 70 tnesist l OF Deeenaners ~ 81 - $50
!, as - nS ponnas
81 % .e., gross. t5nee cps Ss,gap pounas
5s y ~ .s, tvss: slles = ysoa i'ssaaus
lV 70 ate.. net. ss..; Z ~ .z1
s,fet.gsta,St.--s--e 2 90 posl'aes
S4 10 {e., gross. sheell, 9 I,9tiilas
43 70 &c, gross. hogs, 4os 42,2'0 pounds
" o5ilsc', neI: *, !. S.
udrcn.-AaItie, 4sV Fl i,s9g Io
l3cy gross SneeP, 5ts, lsottlas, ~
&c, gross hcss, s5S;; So,s pounds; !; lo y,
TO lle.s net. q. 80, ~, ~
APrsSsatte, y, az q, t'seeV 4. pots,as y
&C, gross. shsep, ~; e.sso Illias ss9 D3
&c, y'.,
to l04e.,snss. Lam hsy per 8 hsaes s' tss
Mdys-satt.e,t I ts29; S,aiVi ls pganas ste
tsc., grosssis sileei ~ u A Ioilnos
tos6$e,, gross. Hogs, lot ~ I,oahas
70 yc.. nes. ,i.aIsig PEE es he :as % ~,
2 ~ petill9s te y
&C., gross. sheep, = 5 tsa i,s, v
|: &C., gross. LOGS, DO, It,eeo poundss ssgLe sa
ns.. Lan,ps, PET heso, s-.zo 70 sa'oVt
oe3ea siieep, r 70 o. 90, ooo ~ !,
Sl1s 80 ssa. - -
1I.o - - ts
oI oI at ,,,,ad "a - az sGSo ~
es0', i,sg' 81, s ~
eteei 'eI ies1s s,s ,ats 81.
~ aey.sgy, IS ~ Pe..n,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

Y.s 4arrs ga a gi .
8 primary schools; female teachers. ~
!. Springfield Hail School (colored), corner
Twenty-sixth and M streets.-1o0 pupils,
bcys and girls; 2 primary schools; 2 female
teachers. = - !>s'- - -
i. Ihtrtiett-ond- r. Street School 3e0lorede -.
so pupils, boys and girls II primary school; |;
male teacher. ~ "a - = $9sssf zs
.-Nfeholson:Sree School Rockets. }.-lG0
pupils, boys and girls; primary ! schools; q 2
female teachers. s;sisr;I;s tas.sS sSxs93.s7. sts.s
Belle Isle School, 80 pupils, boys aud
girls; 4 primary school; female teaener;;
making in all school aceommod modations for
1886 olars. The estimated monthly ex-
pendtures for the support Of these schools
has been up; to the 1st Of January, S5, 300
per month, and the total expenditures for
the scholastic year ending 30th june, 1S72, Is
estimated dsat S5D, 900. q ! ss s1s35-g =
The Board has adopted the, systain Of
grouping the schools, and appointed g male,
principal with as many female teachers as
may be needed for each group. The expe-
rience Of all prominent educators has demons
strated that schools can be more systemati-
eally graded, and consequently be mad anUfe
efficient when they are collected in numbers
not exceeding SEQ or 600. In thecaseo Of our
own schools, the wisdom of theaction Of the
Board has besn clearly shown wherever they
could Obtain sufficient school accomn0da-
ions tOtest. the plan. Vocal music, gylnnasr
tics. and scalisthenics, have been very. gene
rally introd ced, and with good feshlts. -
That sthe public schools are doing good!
work, and that they are making a heashy
progress, Isl sVeryisati tisfastorI yshoYnby their
increasing popularity Many OF our hest
and mosE substantial citizens are avaifns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
MANUFACTURES.

Every year it is our pleasure to record t;ets
showing the rapid advance OF Rlchmona ln
the department of manufactures. On the ist
Of january, 1871, there were published IN the 4
Dispatch some. figures as to the value OF onI
manufactures which seemed to those VINO
had given the matter little attention above
the mark, together with predictions which.
certainly ppeared extrayagant. Ihe value
of the various manufac facturing establishments
to Richmond was then estimated at, seuen
million dollars, and it was said that this
year flS7i) it will not fall far short OF nine
1,sali0E jtre. hundred thousand dollars. Our
most sanguine expectations wefetInere than
realized. From the Imperfect returns in our
possession ms we write lit is safe TO gay thai
the actual value OF. the products of. the manu.
featuring estab ablishments of Riehmoud diiriDa
the past year was Gin round nulnbe bensl III Bteea
million dollars. $50, x-:ssss,s
Our classification Is as follows 81 n, y;ts 4
Iron works, naii works; aiiroad-csrl WORKS., g g
4 architectural iron works, &c, including s:.eh ss
all branches OF ironvarc, ,7a6,0ec
Tobacco. - .,s
,AgScuitaraI implements. g7s,sll
Furniture and woodenware, tnciudiFg .s.5. 3.
cssks barrels buckets, hr0outs, es,.. 23ss9eq
Boots, Shoes trunks haf1:esss ard 8.
leather goods OF all kinds e0
Fertilizers, grInac, ta olisg W
frames, phetoer litl yapes 1 81 -
and pa,tef boxes ss eosoe
Refined sngus, lscr beer. inss ssses es
cuanecns " s..vss
5e;9s 55; X fTslo. "a
sstss We have no reliable means eS knowing tne
amount Of eapital In these man !,
f,1rasS nor s$Ile number OF persons eInpsp{e {et
g., 1I,;a dsttayf az but both fHr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
SpAY. JANUARY i, 1872:
rur CIRCULATION OF TILE DIs
,Tcr.sN sALEs THIS Day.

= WHITEHEAD & co. viii sell at 10 O'Clock
groceries. &c.
,nu.s ". KEEsEE viii scii at 10 A. M pianos,
l. furniture, &C. &z- 80 gasssE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
WATER DEPARTMENT,

The City Water Department presents good
showing for the past year. We are indebted
to MI. j. r. Tyler, superintendent of the
pump-house, and Mr.. Alexander Calder, his
assistant, Tor the subjoined facts and figures:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

q JoHxeToS's TOuR OF EuRoPE--Thc charm
e entertainment at Metropolitan Hall at
fincted large number of persons during the
ssst week, and the success which Colonel
BphnSton has had has induced him to remain
h, the city for week longer. The pano-
8pi,a, which is explained by Il humorous lee
Sire, is highly entertaining, and the lecturer
ki'nsaK is. Il gentleman Of graceful address
FtDd pleasant munuerS. Tie matinee OH S;i-
.lurday afternoon WAS well attended, the pre-
sents which aregiYen away each day serving,
perhaps, to attract many OF the young folks.
lrhis afternoon there will lie another matinee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

RoEBERY.--Louisa James (coloreD was
ound guilty in the Police Court on Satur-
tiY Of stealing 4 pocket-hook containing S2S
4 / money, besides valuable papers, from jus
Pcc John NJ. Robinson, and sent to Jail for
linCty tiays. 80. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
ROSTER DE TIRE MILITARY.
SOCIAL STATISTICS.
NEUROLOGY OF THE YEAR.

4 large proportion of our space Is cheer
fully surrendered on this New Years MORN
ing to a most gratifying exhibit of the busi-
ness of the city Of Richmond during the year
1871, together with careful review of the
operations Of the several departments of the
city government; a directory of the churches
and benevolent institutions; social statistics !;
and many interesting miscellaneous facts, all
showing increased prosperity and presenting
Il brilliant prospect for the future. 1t is emf
nently appropriate that such retrospect
should be made ut the beginning of new
year, but the work is rendered difficult by
reason of the fact Tint the fiscal year of the
railroads and other internal improvement
companies ends on the 30th Of September,
and that city officers are not required to pre-
sent their annual reports to the Council until
the 1st Of February.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
The Police Department of the City Govern
ment was never more efficient than at this
time. The Board Of Police Commissioners
is composed of Mayor Kelley Mr.. p. H.
Starke, president of the Council and J. J.
White, Esq, Police Justice. hfr. David G..
Richardson is the Clerk Of the Board MS well
as Clerk Of the Police Court. In the Board
is vested the power Of appointing, suspend
my, anu ulS!lI.oStn pVIiSSiiicH iion luS tOTcS.
The following is the present organization Z:
Chief of Police, John Poe, Jr.; Clerk to
same, w. Washington; Chief Of Detectives,
William L. Knox; Officer at Police Court,
Sergeant L. II. Chalkley; Police Surgeon,
DR.. c. w. p. Brock. ,g
First Police District and Headquarters.
Captain james NJ. Tyler, Sergeant j. B.
Peasants, Sergeant B. f. Howard, Sergeant
George w. Folkes, Sergeant W. B. Whit
lock, and 80 privates. ..... ...
Second Police District.-Captain john
Disney, Sergeant r. II. Seal. Acting Sergeant
John L. Hall, Acting Sergeant j. D. Perrin,
Acting Sergeant T. B. Smoot, and Il rri-
Yates.
Third Police Disbact.-Cap&ains Charles
Fl. Eprs, Sergeant A. j. James, Sergeant I.
b. White, Sergeant r. A. Thomas, Sergeant
Dudley Gilman, and 10 privates.
Total officers and lnen, 50.
One private has been detailed from each
district, by order Of the City Council, for
sanitlry duty under Dr.. j. G. Cabell. ~,
The following changes have taken place
during the year Resigned, p; discharged, 1 ;
died, =; appointed, 5. ,.. -,
Number of arrests made: White, :, ,49i :
coIored, 3,393; for felony, 51S: for misdc.
meanor, 5,5GG-total, 1854. The majority of
arrests was for drunkenness, and nine QUITO
ten for this cause were white persons.
Number of ordinance violations reported,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

PERsoNAL.-Mr. n. NJ. Wilson, of this city,
fas in Rome OH the 9TH of December, and
expected 70 leave for America on the 10th.
Roy. r. Irwin, lEr;sh priest of Killglass,
'">''hH - ia fs:-,h.,aa,,d. u guest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

5saAaIsT Is THE PRs1TENTIARY-Thonla
!; blrd, convicted of bigamg in the city Of
tie&'ndlia and sentenced to three years i'm
ssr!sonEent, las been received ut the peniten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

| toSvlcT REcArrURED.-On Saturday morn
lng Captain Wilkinson and Policeman Char
ErS recaptured Charles Howell, who escaped,
hon the chain-ggang few days ago. He was
tGad near the corner Of Fourth and Canal
iir.afc n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

!, Among other articles sent out were S,726
tons slate, 6,ls0 tons iron, 1900 tons. ore.
1882 tons bones, 10 tons ivy root, 1908
bags sumae, 10000 bags ground bark, ,e122
hogsheads ground bark, 3GS, GIG staves, $50
bundles slaves, 6,775 bundles hoop-poles,
201 800 spokes, 746 boxes and barrels extract
Of bark, 30.045 railroad ties, ETC. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

IpoucE COURT, SATuspAr-Juslice J. j.
i|'l.c prcsidtng.-The following cases We're
Opposed of:
liienry Harris and Lewis johnson (colored),
,I:rged with fighting IN the house of David
ltlmes, and also in the markct-horlse. Fined
: each.
Robert Robinson and William James (co-
ltcJD, charged with being professional
t!(eyes and yasI.,nts, were admonishcd and
II cii. -, :,
ticorgcanna and Eliza James {colored),
;Itrged with stealing two deeds from Chris
ts,her Tompilins (coloredD. No. guilty dis
rsu"rd.
j. NJ. Bcekmond, charged with being an
ilhinal drllnkTtl and ragrant. Committed
Il default of security.
SUcnis Cheatham (colore;D, charged with
2lcmptipg TO commit rape upon Susan
she. and asSaulting and beating her. Sent
!. To The grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

Ehs!GNiD.-Rey. FL. r. DaI-rall, seou,lty su-
if1ln;eiitlent of schools OF Amelia county, has
isi'eered his resignation tp the Board Of Ed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01
s. !
INSPECTIONS.

The following IS statement of the ifspec-
tions Of tebaccont the Richmond warehouses
for thr month of September, and for the
years 1879 and 1871 ending 3Oth September: