The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-18
VIRGINIA. NEWS.
.,.r rropo rpsersbusv.

rr%rHssrSu, November 16, 1872.
,,.;cr stcrchouSc on Bank street be-
'x ~, the estate OF the late John Z.
io'ts,";S as nAx sold to-day atauction to u gen.
LSa .,,, named TinSley, from Prince George.
pNus 49, tract of land in Chesterfield,
re- ,',...riixcd to be sold at the same time, was
s s',sn in. and not disposed OF.
49, T,hs meeting Of the stockholders Of the
,,,a,lfqrturiNg company, which was an.
.,,,n,rd for to-day, WAS not held, rs sutti-
N'.,, Quantity of stock was not present. The
90 NV Was therefore adjourned over until
o},,'say when new board Of directors is
,,%c rlrctct!. preparatory to the election Of
s. ,,> and the thorough organization Of the
,,,apv. There has been some hitch IN the
Vs.. atoms Of the company, said TO be due to
5,'% misunderstanding rs to the location of
49,. works which are proposed TO be erected.
r,o following is statement Of the re-.
MS aud inspections Of tobacco ut the
,..-rhog>,S Of this city: Inspections for the
a.fS, :, hoG>hCadS; reviews, &c hogs
Nf5.i, receipts, l01 ,.ogsheatiS total !nspec-
ions Isl, 1,olS hosshcads; total inspec-
,,as 1872, | 81 hocshead>; total receipts
en-, ucto' .,cr Isl, 1,c1s hogsheadS.
IN rrSsanL 10y slip of the pen the re.
~ If cotton nj this port for the past
.;I WIS nltsstated hy me Yesterday. The
ems should have been a. follows: Re
"' for the week. 2.SSS bales same week
est y.,,r. l.l22 bales; total receipts since
..r,cmnev i. 1s.3, 1896 bales; same tim"
-. wear. Gees bales; exports this week.
81 hale stock on hand. 2,Gi2 bales.
The weldon railroad continues to rol! III
.,,,srco At Il heavy and rapid rate. The re-
.sa.> ,o-,lar were over six hundred bales.
IKE resources Of the roads transportation
-, ,ayritn their utmost capacity.
NIL Iippiacott. II native Of Connecticut
So. (7r many wears resident o. Virginia,
us, struck with apoplcXy Yesterday and
IvIi to-day 4; his farm in Chesterfield coun'
~ near the citv. Mr.. Liplincott WAS n lead,
l.-srd intelligent MivcCltc Of the Order 81
II. Patrons o. l!ushandry> and tooka promI-
rsat position il all agricultural movements,
ll- vas man Of pure character, and died
i.gYcr>ailv respected,
lat night ice n hxli-inch thick formed IN
I. c.,, aud this morning the ground wills
y...r with J h2s,Yy husr tro,t. To-day biN
ly>u b. far the coidc>t Of thu scason
The eDlzoctv is reported to Etsiad pretty
,..srb ~ il has done for several days past,
.\M.i;ing neither Improvement nor ill.,
,rr..>a. ! number Of horses ;re said to De
,.G..iac from swelling OF the legs; but the
,l--rc,S aud experts arc inclined TO refer
III symptom not to droHSy, but 10 the AL
.-cr Of exercise and to long standing OF
lie floors Of stables. Meanwhile the OK
,..r,s have done 80 well, and the people have
g.>ame So familiar With them. that the ab-
.:ace Of the equiaes is not very seriously
uis>rd.
!, /, stated that q meeting Of the stock
holders Of The Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
-!.lroat; viii Ike held st Norfolk on the 10th
DIS Of Decrmber.
\ team CT two horses ran away down al.
.u,: the entire length of Sycamore street
a-.?iy, a child OF seven years old, named
NaUrrGard Temple, being the only occupant
ar the wagon. lie held on hrlvely until
.gt w4yon had been torn to pieces, and then
lrtaN4tely escaped uuburt. The horses
were not checked until they reached Boiling
hpoS street.
\ man named Henry PoindeXter was to.
!lv tined - IN the Mayors Court for cruelty
10 do.
Tll. acting Mayor has offered reward foi
he discovery Of the miscrean,S who amused
themselves some nights since throwing stones
trough windows on Sycamore street
RoBIS hDaFR,
T. SIT is now said that the report of thu
d,a;h Of Mr.. !. Lippiucott is without founda
ion, except that he is in low and danecroli:
.andi;lon, and it is feared that death may
sIpc.rcnc.