The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-01
LOCAL MATTERS.


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LOCAT, MATYHE0.
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go. snd hr,;.;nns IL. ae sp severely IN Two
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Henrico Property the Rise-Coal Mines 10 b.
OpeRcd-New Company Formed Our readers will
no doubt be rejoiced to learn that company of
Northern gentlemen has been formed, to com.
mence Goal mining" in Henrico county, few
miles west of this city, and that they have already
purchased taco thousand acres Of land, including the
old Springfield and Deep Run Coal Pits and are
row a. wofn p.sP.rina 20 r.se coa.. Inc grounds
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ueoiogiH', wno ~s:StS snA' Svai y, superior
9.~uy ys;hi" ssh 80. - ; .n~. sno MINES ~,o
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80 ~ 10 .S"f.. -, hs. I;..i Iui many
1919 anu sne, 80 no" ~. h.'. nsAs oL WA. so
.as on 1922 ~. ~. - o~s nv" 'nH. 1nin new
,.pP - - 60 .nno-,r,,;.. ~ -. ~
$3.50 s -. ei, sno sf r;ra ~ no W.
pIen.ses oH.el IIu go oAnu!o opln'on oI
Tba Cpnn.nr arnact to hs e,iiw ,ra.raS sV.. -
commence operations by the first of next year,
but before that time will be able send abundant
specimens of their coal to all sections Of the
Union and il the quality Is as fine represented
and the quantity IS great there 10 no telling what
magnificent fortunes are to be realised from these
lands which for years past have been comparative.
| ly valuelsss to their owners who had not tho
means to develop their priceless resources.
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there, and who It was that fred the gun. Robin.
son replied that he had not fired had he heard
any report-that he was at home. and no one
would whip him there Having knife In his hand,
lps~x
ed to rise to his feet and he did So Elam struck
him severe blow on the side of his head with his
fist, or stone in his hand The two then clinch.
ed, = scuflis ensued, and Elan seized cast iron
which factured his skull
The prisoner was admitted to bail In the sum ct
Sooo' " ahs"ei 'no 'n~s p's'e'i0e "s"in'' n'i'
Fairfield Jockey Club "A new Club has just been
organised and officers elected for this famous race
course. The first meeting was held at the course
last Friday afternoon at which number Of our
citizens warm friends of the turf, were In attend
an,e and exhibited unusual enthusiasm in the
cause From presen. indications this Club will be
not only very large but composed OF. that charac
| ter of gentlemen who feel the importance of en-
courasing legitimate racing as the only certain
means Of improving the breed of horses, and who.
at the same time, will exert all their influence to
prevent extravagant speculation on fhs result OF
an y. Sor.. .roh rrIes for i,s rernat;ons
aoic' &c pnrnh.,;or of III r;oht thinL;no
- w. Ia o. ,hs ssme tine win isbor xealousIv 70
;ndr.s large Attendance Of racers from ali quar-.
| ters of the Union, at its regular meetings. Per
sons friendly to the cause, who have not yet be-
| come members, can hand in their names to MI H.
C. Eggleston. the Proprietor, at any time before
.Stealiag Chickens.-At = late hour last Friday
night, gentleman residing near the Male Orphan
| Asylum, had his premises invaded and relieved OF
thirteen fine Shanghais Just one malt OF ms oipea