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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Monday Mornins. OcscS.r e SSsa
New York NIerrh,.,.

s--'->~>->>->~>~~>
New York Merchants.
IN sne ofief speech Of Mr.. ]. H BRowER, intro.
dacing Governor FLOYD to the meeting In front Of
the New York Exchange, there occurs the follow.
ing reference to the national sentiments Of the New
York merchants:
Ihat some of our merchants endorse such senti
ments tbiack Republican, we may not deny; but
tsat these are only small minority of the whole
we most sincerely believe. 1t therefore became
An Imperative duty to convene this meeting to mt
forth the real sentiments of the great aioritv Of
the merchants of the city Of New York upon the
poftical issaes Of the day, not that we shall con.
sent 70 compromise the dignity and Independence
wnicn belongs to US and to our position, as the
second commercial mart in the world but that our
countrymen may know that we are not sectional.
outtraterna Seeing this to be the channel through
which their correspondence, their finances and
commercial products so largely fow and at the
same time the reservoir and conduit of mutual col
hdence friendship and relationship due to them
a. to ourselves, that shall continue to be known
as friends, and not as sectarian enemies cloud
cneers) Nor do We stop here to consider from
what sections of the Union wa receive the greater
or lesser amount Of trade. The questions before
us are too momentous for mere pecuniary conside.
raions to Interfere, because they are co.extensiye
with the fraternal concord and reciprocal senti.
ments of the American people. To maintain this
concord and these sentiments, we stand az we
ever have Stood upon the constitution of our coun.
try, as the only palladium of its institutions; and
we repudiate every political chimera at variance
with it. The constitution is magma charta with us,
and we cannot regard with political favor those
who, for their pretended higher law" would mar
single principle ofits letter spirit (Applause
Our herald is the olive branch, not the rife and
bowie knife Our motto, Free Trade and Sailors
Rights and above all, THE Constitution"--but
not Fremont
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A CORRESPONDENT of the London Daily News
gets of some wonderful stories about Russia and
It's celebrities. Among other loud stories he says
the Americans have made several excellent spe@cn Gu
iatious In Russia and net clear profit Of 1900 00o
Der annum on the contract for keeping the MOS
cow Railway in order.
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FROST IN MIssIssIPPI.-On the night of the
Oath ult., severe frost was experienced in Ma
con, Miss, which it was feared would damage the
unripe cotton in Kemper and the adjoining coun
ties yery materially.
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U. S. NAVAL OFFICERS INsULTED.-An insult
has been offered to the officers of the sloop war
Cyane, by somo rowdies in the streets Of Halifax.
The Halifax Recorder of the 9th ult thus relates
the circumstances: 1--WE are sorry to learn that,
on the evening of Tuesday last, party of the
officers of the United States corvette CyaHe were
grossly insulted whilst passing through some of our
streets They were followed up by crowd, who
very emphaticaly advised them 10 go to Grey
town and shouted out various insulting expires
sions and opprobrious epithets after them. One of
the insulted party, we understand, expressed a
willingness to give a licking to the best man in
the crowd, but the individuals who composed
the latter preferred, it seems, limiting themselves
to giving the foreigners piece of their mind
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Col. BRooKs.-The citizens of Cheraw, S. @.
have resolved to tender Col Brooks q public din
ner, and have appointed committees to carry int
effect the resolution.
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HIGH PRICED BALLOT Box.-The lannon's bal
,ot hoI of California, has been sold by the Vigi-
lance COMMITTEES of San Francisco, for the enor-
nous sum of s., 500. Five hundred doliars in
cash was paid down on delivery. the balance oy
note. The parties purchasing have gone into the
mountains TO exhibit the box throughout the STATE
nrior 10 the fall elections.
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A CARD..-Fe, the undersigned, menu
~ bers of the RICHMOND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSICAL CLUB, which has now been in successful
operation about one Session under the direction of
MIR. v Busch, feeling much gratified at his ability
Conductor and Arranger, take great pleasure in
recommending him to the public, and we hereby cor
daily invite the cooperation of those musical anna
who may be disposed to unite with from the
commencement of our next session 1.-THE lst of Octo-
ber and also later in order to make this Club per-
manent and worthy the countensnce of refined and
intelligent community.
pF- Apply to Mr. F. z. GIBBS AmbrotYps Rooms,
C0TlDthieu Hall.
w. LEIGH BURTON, Violino Primo
A. SHoLL, ' S
JHo J Fry, Viola.
P. + GIRBs, Violonc clio.
P. H MONTAGUE, U,.u.; p-;,,
+. R. ARCHER, iA'
O. O. TssSssHs' T. Nn4pss' Flauti sscondi.
O. A. ERICSSON, Clsrinetto Solo.
V. BUSCH. Conductor.
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srvrRr RUr Jusr.-A fellow in London, re-
Gently, attempted to levy black mail on wealthy
individual, by threatening to charge him with .
heinous crime, If . certain sum Of money was not
forthcoming. He was tried, convicted and SEN
fenced to transportation for life.
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A PROLIFIC HOG AT the Hampshire (Mass)
Cattle Show last week, hog was exhibited, which,
within the past eight years has been the mother 81
one hundred and ffty-two pigs.
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M O. BATTAILK elIeIs - ceanery
w. merchants, physcisns anA other conPlete
yassortmsat 81 DfnEa, Asdicinee. window ole1 pye-
stu1i Perfumsry, Fancy Articlss asd Patent Nod
cinss . lev q they be purchssed " The effy-
sn1 upen the usual terma 6 The Dsug M Chsmieaa
Otsrs, corner lth md Broad. -
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TRANSFORM Venable. owned by
the Coleman estate, was tried at Cumberland g.
H., Va, last week, for burning the barns OF Dr..
Fuaua and sentenced to transportation
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HEAVY CRoPs.-Six hundred bushels OF swee,
thIs sssson. on the Guadalupe river, In Texas
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In addition to the above card, take pleasure in in
forming the public that Singing Society of Ameri-
ca gentlemen ia about to sc formed, which, after hav
ing been sufficiently drilled by is going 10 be
united with the Richmond Instrumental Music
Club" so that both to be considered Society,
consisting of one instrumental and one Vocal sec-
tion.
Gentlemen wishing to join the Vocal division, viii
please call for information at Mr. T. K. Gibbs Am
brotype Rooms, Corinthian Hall; at Messrs. Har.
rold Murrays Book and Music store; ana at my
residence OF Bank corner of 1lth streets, opposite
Go0dn', Hall OLOF A. ERICSSON.
Air
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~ ID. DENO0N has for sale 600 Enamel.
g. led Crates, Tenders and Summer Pieces, EN-
bracing Square Topped Circle and Eieptic Patterns
BE sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town apd
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me-.
chancs Institute awarded silver medal the highest
premium to SAM'L D. DENooN fer the best speoi-
mems of Crates and Fenders Also, for sale large
stock Of Bells Brass Brick Moulds, &c. Apply my
Bel! and Brass Foundry, No: 225 Main street, be-
tween 9Th and 9Th, west side Richmond, Va.
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ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED We find the follow
ing marriage notice "going the rounds
I'm the Masonic Hall, in Whiteville, N. c. on
Thursday, the 18th ult,, by Alfred Smith, Esq
Mr.. James Register to Miss Charity Hill all OF
Columbus county N. G. Mr. Register is SO years
and his wife 65 years old.
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NEWS FROM NIcARAGA-Gen. Walker has is
sued decree granting to every free white emf.
grant to Nicaragua track of land of l60 acres,
which, after residence of six months, he shall
become entitled to. Should the emigrant have a
family he will be entitled to 800 acres on the same
terms The Ell Nicaraguense, of the 18th ult.,
furnishes some interesting items of Nicaraguan
news:
The Reverend Mr.. Wheeler, agent of the Nerh
American Tract Society, took occasion last Sun.
day, while the Rife Battalion was dress parade
to distribute number of bibles among the officers
and privates of the battalion. Major O'Neil was
in command of the parade, and after drill he order
ed the troops TO rest their arms while the dstri
button took place. Each officer and every third
soldier received bible
Private F. A Boyd, for disrespectful language
to and drawing knife on a superior officer, has
been convicted to serve one year at hard labor,
under charge of the guard with a ball and chain
about his leg
Capt Truey, the deserter, who with bis en-
tire command was murdered by the natives, was
from Vicksburg, Miss. The following are the
names of the number of his company:
E r Fitzhugh, ] F Butler, B F Boyle, Samuel
Browne, M Conaut George Dunn, w o Earl
James A Cannon. j Taylor, + r Welch, G P
Lamton, A @ Lewis, Locke, w B Lofdin. M
r Morrison, A N Moore, Samuel Moore, b
Smith, w b Shears IL Sphears, d Klink, III ii
Wells James A Gray.
The President gave his second levee on the
evening of Saturday, the Both ult The halls were
thronged with people who came to pay him their
respect and the native ladies and gentlemen at
tended in greater numbers than at the previous
ievee.
Jose Maria Estrada, Ex-President of Nicaragua,
was recently murdered by the Indians in Chon
tales.
On Saturday, the 30th ult., dinner was given
by Captain Frazer, of Nicaraguan army, in compli-
ment to the Hon. Pierre Soue, who was about to
depart for his home in the United States. There
were about twenty person present, among whom
were Brigadier General Fry, N. A (; Col Wheel
er, American Minister; Hon. Pierre Soule, and
others Brigadier General Fry presided, support
ed on the right by the Hon. Pierre Soule, and on
his left by the United M mister
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06
"A SADDLE AND HARM MES =
$50 BUSINESS,
EAA Shockoe Hill Rtcho,oud Vu
The subscriber having tax en- th,

y The subscriber having tax en- the stand re-
c-uty occupied by Mr.. C.. Brown, on Broad street,
between LIST and I'd, would respectfully inform the
citizens of Richmond and vicinity, that he will
tiuue 20 carry the
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING BUSINESS,
aud will keep constantly hand general supply of
Saddles Harness, Brides, w hips, Collars and every
other article in his line and seiicits the patronage of
the public and former custom ers of Mr.. Brown.
VIM. A. TRUEHEART.
N B. Repsirirg thankfully received, and executed
in the neatest style. oc S-6tT
sVOULpIN DRESSED AND UN-
VI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Planning Mills,
on sth street. south of the Basin in rear of the Pc
tersburs Depot.-Planing, of all kinds of lum Der,
Tonsuing and Growing dore in the best manner
Dressed Flooring. 3D. 4, and "a inch thick; Shelly
ing Partition and Car stuff. on hand and for sale.
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
teriAls generally.
Builders Mouldings, sixty different patterns, al
ways on hand.
&c 3-Sm S. C. ROBINSON.
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| IGsELECTED GROUND SPlC I.--WO
y would call the attention of housekeepers to our
PURE Ground Spices. They are warranted TO be sft-
mixed as are the ordinary Ground Spices usually sold
with cheap substsnces or aduterations Of any kind
Each parcel is secured In wrapper OF tin foil ana
nssteboard thereby preserving the oil and excluding
insects MEADE bAAEM, Cnemhns
~ ..lw leg NJ w. corner Main and 10th sts
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BOARDING.

1vRS. r. h. JOHNSON wishes to take "A
vi nmjted number of BOARDERS., Her house ia
res,nty situated Church Hill between 2sd and Gath
Lat, on Broad. sc 30-lw
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FrNIYE REYERE HOUSE, corner of X run-
1 in ana Sd streets, will be opened on the lst of
October next, under the superntendence of Mrs.
Wharton.
Families and day boarders can be comfort ably ac-
cnumodstsd sc 'S-2w
NTOTI pleasant room IL, with
/ ' Board may be had at the Boarding He ofQhe
Misses MURRAY, on Grace, between 81 b and 9th
streets they having concluded to remain at their pre-.
sent residence A few gentlemen can be accommo-
dsted as day bosrders. Sc 9-ts
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nv IAa. 4. COWARD m.
EsTABLTsI IMENrs,

a. CUIIDRENsS AND eCOU TsA ~
CLoTHING.-The subsofiber has now the
IA for Ch;ldren's and Youths wstar, that he ever
oer comprising all szea, sty les and qualities
pan Is and guardahs and eli sthe's Ia want Of such
20 uonid save pruch time and trouble BY calling
ks'bstely on me, as an, deter mined to offer eve-
80 ;ad rce,nsnt insure perfect sstisfacton, aud will
-, soi6 low for cash, or 20 punctasJ customers.
&c Se' J. II. RIDDlCK,
Nc 1924 Main st, opposite the American Hotel.
-rY1t
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VALUABLE FARM FG X sALE..-l Gfe r
for sale privately my FARM, Laurel meadoW,
situated in the county OF Chssterhsia aoar % lss
Broad Rock Race Course, containing gu screw
are open and in high state of improvement. fhefe
G also large pface of rich meadow land Inc pa'
lsncets wood, 3 large portion heavily timbered :,
The improvements consist of an excellent dwell
ing-house, negro quarters, stables ana barns. Inc
berns are well supplied with water from q braDcn,
By means of a small water wheel. There - steam
engine, about eight horse power which drives ,ne
threshing machines also a steam saw grist and plas'
ter mill
The place Is well supplied with good water, and
has two fine young orchards peach and apple, ana Ii
ons of the most healthy locations in the state;
The terms will be made accommodating. FER iur-
ther particulars, apply to myself on the premises OF
to Thomas Taylor of the hrm OF fyHiTsHEA
My post Office is Manchester SO sell-dGelm
I TAkEPLEAsURE TO inform my friends
end the public at large, that every arrangement
Is made TO commence the
in my Sale dArmes No. 2oS Main street, on the lst
Applications to be made in calling at my store
se 5o~-In P. WILBACHER.
I AND WARRANTs.Iw wish TO purchase
Il fill order, United states Bounty Land Wss ,.ss
rants issued for military services In the war OF islz
sad will pay the iuii ma'A'' GEORGE BAeBY,
s8...,m+ 18th st.. over @. r.. Peake's.
MEEKsCHAUM PlP PEs-- ON
Meenchaum Cigar Tubes
Amber 40
Cigar Cases and Cigar Lighters
Best collection ever In Richmond, just received aI
CHARLES RICHARDSON'S
Cissr and Tobacco Storc,
e20-t American Hotel BUILDING.
A sTONIsHING BARGAINS GAN BE
obtained by calling at the established cnsep ~.
Just opened six cases of the cheapest bleseneo
sheetngs, ever offered in this city. They ,iS weI9
bought at auction a. tremendous sacrnce aaS I ,ni
be sold st the following prices 40 inches wice i1s
cts per yard 84 wide al 25 cents, and ana lo4 woe
et 81 cents. Call early and secure Piees eeIoie
they are all sold. ALFRED MooEc,
cc4 63 Main street.
SILKs, SILKS, sILKs...Thc indies
- will please recolect that the cheapest bonse IN
the city to buy first dollar Silks (ombre sfrpesD
ID st the noted cheap stere of
oe4 ALFRED MOSES. So Main st.
IN BOXES COLGATE,s PALk SOAP,
cU In ONE POUND BARS
30 boxes Cclgste,s Brown soap
100 do Jsckson's Candies
100 dc Grant 4 Bros Adamanfins Candiss
DO do Colg1tss Patent Tallow Candies
sale by
oe[ WIN. WALLACE i SON.
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Nd he, w the SC, Charles Hotel, are receiving
II thst fall and winter stock OF goods, consist.
- lsrr,, ana varied assortment of French Enelish
k {;srmsn Cloths Fancy Silk Velvets and Silk Vest.
. su" S VIII ch we are prepared to make up to order,
81 Istes, " les and at short notice. We also keep
It,ntly - on hand good and general assortment of
S.ab;onskle r. ady Made Clothing. manufactured by
',s.,Tes; gen 'iemens furnishing goods. boys and
Si6Isns' cloth ing, 30, ell of which shall be
S.nTx 10 frrnit customers and friends on
tlr,s W hich can I fail to please. sc I7-ims
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D0ARDING-The subscriber has two We.
Id " psassnt vacant rooms, suitable for single gen.
sen or tor young ladies attending school in the ci
- she would be pleased, aso to have several more
1AY BOARDERS, and will use her best endeavc rs
20 ve entire satisfaction to those who may favor Ter
win their patronage. MRS. II. p. PHIPPEN,
Over Mrs KimpePs,
=. Snjr On Broad, above 4tb st
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NW 2. WILBACHERs,
S eea No. 20s Main street,
MO NURSING MOTHk kK should be With
IN ont the "MOTHERS BREAST CLOThs"-
Thsy have performed many remarkable cures in
city. and have never yet failed to PREVENT the
Risen Breast. or Mammary AbscesA II applied IN
Tine. One pair will last life time frice one dol
ar for which, and II cents 10 postage stamps pair
will be sent by mail to any part Of the country For
sale by tho Agents.
1856, NV, corner Of Main and 10th sts..
se 29---d&clm Richmond, W..
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SO Il. = >
Governor Street few doors above Main,
kA Has lust received a beautiful assortment of
Il GOODS, adapted TO gentlemen's wear, con-
,ss,ng Cloths aud Csssinerss of all colors Vel
vets, stl tltsand cashneIs Nestnss Of the most beau
f by himself in the Northern cities, and he 10
,,, ,,ep red TO execute orders with promptness ON
l.n - ST, terms Sc 18-2m
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"a NOTlCE.-Just received and
ka&A opened complete assortment Of SAD
Ef4E DIE and HARNESS HARDWARE. I
n also have hand every article usually
kept In Saddlery establishment sll of which bind
myself to sell at Wholesale retail, low they
can be purchased South of Mason and Dixon's line.
Country Saddlers solicited to call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
ALSO, on hand, ready made Saddles, Harness, Bn-
dies Collars &C.. kc which will be sold unusually low
for cash. NSA' CHAS. J. BALDWIN,
oc 4--Im franklin st.. between 18th and 18th.
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MERCHANTS, AND M e q ANICS,
Ivl SAVINGS BANK. Office No.ls Main street. at
the store of Wake Co.-This Institution continues
to receive deposites on which interest OF per
cent will be paid for all sums remaining on deponte
six months and five per cent for . shorter period.
-, - ALEX. GARRETT, Prest.
. n
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& q RUNAWAY My servant PHEBk.
~ She il isIl, ginger bread colur; good seam
4NA stress, Washer and ironer, and is supposed to
~ be shout the city engaging herself In somo Of
-z1kA the above capacities, by the day. She 10
about "A years old, and from Caroline county,
and was hired Of Mr.. John r. Cock, OF this city. a
reward Of five dollars will be paid for her spprehsn-
sion and delivery to me- NILES AABLER
DC 4-St
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90. NiILLINERY Y N0TlCk--A rick and
~ varied ass3rtment OF Fall Goods, just TO hand
and now ready for the inspection OF Ladies'
VI and the public generally, It tho store Of
a - Miss RACHEL LYON,
I No SO Main street,
8 or 9 At Next door to c. J. 0intou 4 Co.
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ted BY the Mayor on Ha1ufoay. AT. sonn Snso1
stated that q the property was the Of Legal
investigation upon the msttsr ofinsuraace, he hop
ed no action would be taken BY the Mayor. Seme
doubt existing - to the extent Of the danger from
the walls Il was decided 70 continue the case until
Tuesday next when II win bs finally disposed o..
Terninatsd-Thec charge brought aeains. Edwin
Cooke, by r. L. Kirby, Of using violent and threat
ening language was dismissed by the Mayor on
Saturday, Kirby having failed p appear
Taxing Nap.-Watchman Frankin Gagged Cor.
pelius Dwyer last Saturday night fer getting
drunk and taking lodgings In the street. When
brought before ths Mayor yestsrday morning, Re
was reprimAAdsd for his inebfiety ard then az
charged.
n n-Duripg he burning Of The Riehmopd
House last Saturday night, james Dixon made BIZ
appearances on the ground. and having taken nors
drinks than weED necessary for his personal com
fors, beoams disorderiy ard annoying q The dro
men Not content with eolne that fas, be seIs<d
upon an are epd a3tenRte9 ~ appropyiAte + e
u own uses for whleh Waeehmaa AnAreWs toQt
him by the cptlss ead naschsd him q NJ case =
Wien caIIsd upon ~ ths Mayor yesterday. ~ -
fscs fhis dsbaucbesy were a yfible. 1>e1he waa
hsi} q enssdy - 6sss hin - e1eezt1qtfy = -
ang o6
Aoci1ss6- On Saturday Iast AID nsmsd RssyeA
had his arm broken, near the seeou1 market q z
wrestls with another bog. DR.. Little was ea1le9
y - bin, and ren1oeed ~ neeeseasy ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-12
NEW METHOD OF RAISING FRUIT
TREEG

The rev n"thcd Of raising fruit trees by
planting the s"ioGS, is & great dcsideratum
an the AT Of where they are required to
stand, and the labor ofonc day will be suffi-
"Icmt to plant enough for large orchard
after the scions are obtained The method
Of preparing the plant is as follows: Take
the scions as for grating, and at any time
after the first of February, and until the
buds begin to grow considerably, and put
each end of the shoot raising good fruit. 1t
has many advantages over grating, because
II Is more expeditions and requires no stock
nor tree They may be planted IN melted
Pltch' wax, or tallON, and bury it in the
ground the buds uppermost, while the BODY
hes III a horizontal position, at the depth of
TWO or three inches. We are informed that
trees obtained in this way, will bear in three
or tour years from the time of planting
We have no doubt Of the practicabilitv of
tins method of raising fruit A gentleman
III this vicinity the last season planted ,bont
twenty scions of different kinds of pears,
winch appear to flourish. The composition
(which he used was shoemakcrs' wax,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-12
REMOVAL,
FLORIDA LAND AGENCY

HE undersigned has established an agency
i IN the town of Alligator, Columbia Conn.
ty' Fla, for the purchase, sale or location n
Land Warrants, the purchase and sale oi landa
generally, improved and unimproyed. TbS
fact now being established that a Rail RoaJ
is to be constructed Immediately connect;nn
the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico, runn;nss
through the entire length of the county. Fast
and West, and in view of the great fe2tiI;,"
of our soil, the unusually fine growth of n;rs
timber on the land, the healthfulness of the
climate, and the reasonable terms ON which
lands can now be obtained, there is nerbars
no section of the Union which affords eonaJ
inducements to the emigrant from the Older
States. Having had some experience in farm.
ing on the different kinds OF land, and o..
CURED general knowledge of them through.
out the county, and having acquired unusual
facilities for pointing out such as are for sale
either OF public or private lands, he feels
very confident of making it the interest Of
all persons wishing inform alton, or who NAV
nave deter mined to settle in Florida to cali
on him.
w. 0. JEFFREYS