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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-02
: rHEREAUrITrL PLACE C.IIEn

-. SIDNEY: ONE MILE WEST OF RICH
we are author zed to sell the above beautiful
place IT fronts on Haryie street, and contains 81
a1cresoadoins the lands OF NIessrs. 7. NJ, Tabh,
There is a beautiful srove of oak trees and build
lnss suitable ior the accommodation of servants
red lands. The location most desirable and the
neishborhood equal to any in that improving part
IhS to plat and survey to he at our office 1t
Will he sold on long credit, bearing interest, the
sane Pass'' '' G66bN '6iN ARYff fa Auc
yate TRACT OF LANE hsf Situated no. sie on pi, the
of f' AG$ !a hs hss ss
land lies well, and, though neglected for several
ment and on account of its proximity to the city,
and having upon it two beautiful building sites,
renders it very desirable either as country resi-
dences or a,market garden. 1t will be sold as a
s whos or S Fl 81 70 ss r hns @ also
from the city of Richmond, lying on the same road,
containing l5's ACRES. This land also lies well,
and is heavily timlered. The above tracts Of land
tember; II not sold previously they will be offered
a. public auction, Persons wishing to purchase
6Te invited 10 call on me and examine the land
Terms liberal.
au elm. HUGH NJ. HUTCHINSON.
- FOR SALE "A small TRACT OF LAND.
~- the City Of Richmond. known as Auburn"
and adjoining the Lands Of Mrs DR.. Christian, DR..
acres; and is situated IN apcasant and desirable
neg S hb2sao2d; 1t has upon il very good Dwell
sufhciency of wood and water. The soil is preduc-
tye, and is well adapted to the growth of all kinds
Of grain, grass, &c, and would make q most desI-
rabie vegetable garden II is Eighly suscep ptlbe of
improvements, and by the iudicious use of lime
satisfactory results from the of these manures
on other lands IN the neighborhood will attest The
above property is offered tor sale privately, on lib
eral and accommodating terms, would be ex-
changed for city property. Apply to
RAWLINGS Il H0LLADAY,
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-02

The extensive trade sale of foreign and domes-
tic tobacco. advertised to take place in New
York. was opened Tuesday morning. The
large room was we'll filled by the trade, in
cluding also. number OF buyers from other
cities. A letter says:
The auctioneer ascended the platform at
precisely IL O'Clock, and in sixty-fiye minutes
worked off 1900 hogsheads, in sixty-five lots
of the kentucky descriptions, at &c. NC
per pound Among the buyers were John
Anderson & CO., A. II. Mickle Sons (for-
merry Mrs. G. B. Miller Coz
The experiment of periodical trade sales
does not appear to be in favor with operators
generally yet the bidding and disposition of
buyers this morning, were construed as rather
encouraging. Some of the purchasers were
said to be bogus, yet the greater portion were
unmistakably bona fds sales.
After the Kentucky grades were disposed
OF, all the company were invited to partake
of refreshments in the shape of lager beer,
sandwiches, cheese, DC, which was accepted
in manner which expressed a practical un-
derstandiHg of the chertng art.
The Connecticut leaf was then placed on
sale, and after some patience and persuasion
of the auctioneer in his usual happy STYLE lot
No. ,, marked o. W., was run off at 33 cents,
which was the highest price. The rates gen.
orally lowered to - cents, AGO cases having
sold within that range
The next list was "Kent" No. / to TO- 500 cases,
which opened at 81 Y and closed at II II cents.
Page 81 of the large catalogue, embracing 7S
pages, was only reached when our report
closed. The sale will proceed until five
O'Clock if buyers do not become weary,
The purchasers SO far have been mainly
manufacturers of this city, end jobbers. Some
few were taken on speculation, and also por-
ton by Boston houses.
Another letter adds:
The tobacco sale closed with a spirit not ex-
pected at the commencement, and the whole
catalogue was sold at very fun prices, quite
up to the best terms by private bargain. The
leading buyers were John Anderson and
Crawford 4 Palmer, the latter taking 600
hhds., TO say nothing of seed leaf. The sale
reached about S750,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-02

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Geo. A. Walden,
resident of Petersburg, Va, was the victim of
a daring highway robbery in that city, We'd
nesday morning, about O'Clock, as he ap-
preached the depot for the purpose Of taking
the train fer Richmond. He was robbed OF
$500, and narrowly escaped losing his life
The Express says:
He had crossed Pocahontas bridge, and had
proceeded on the west side of the street some
few steps, when he observed two men before
him, one of whom came towards and passed
him. while the other came directly in front OF
him. and aimed a blow at him with knlfe.-
The blade ripped through portion OF the
arm and 1apelle of his coat, but did not reach
the flesh Another blow was struck IN quick
succession, with no better effect, by which time
Mr. Walden threw himself on the defensive,
and raising his stick was about to defend him.
self from his assailant, when his arm was de-
tanned by the grasp OF the Villains accom-
plice who had crept up behind him for the
purpose A vigorous scuffie ensued, but Mr..
Walden being in very bad health and quite
weak from long attack OF consumption, was
quickly overpowered. They seized him by
the throat, forced him back against a hogs
head. and choking him efiectually before he
could cry for help, one ordered the other to
search him, saying rapidly, he quick, ana
thrust his hand in their victims side pock-
ct, but finding nothing, replied damn him,
he's got nothing "See if he has a belt"
added the other. moment sufficed to make
the search a belt was found around his waist;
it was cut loose and taken. They then released
their hold and hastened away. The belt con-
tanned Ss6o, all in $40 notes on the Exchange
Bank of Virginia, payable in this city. Find
ing himself free. Mr.. Walden essayed to
straighten himself mp and cry for help. but
found himself unequal TO any exertion and
fell faint and weak upon the ground. He man
aged to rally in short time after, and made
his way back to the Bollingbrook Hotel.
Richard Kirk and Jacob Hawkins were ar
rested upon the charge of being the robbers.
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LAND ron SALE.

LAND ron SALE.
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st.tiy .iu give t-.sse-ssn thsSstssss Any
JOHN Z WALKER
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HUxzA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKERs
- OF RALEl(iHl
TO DRUGGIsTs.

a GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Of the University Of New York, and practitioner Of
seven ysar experience desires situation In wholesale
drug sstabshmeu Hs reason for Wishing such . situa-
lion L. that bic health will admit Of the exposure iuc
dent The praiice OF medicine The most aasfActory
rsfsrsaess gvsa both to character and
Address, MEDlCUS,
Pittsboru, N. o.
DOoanh9 -. le0o. 52-WtI
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A doctors wife attempted to move him BY her
tean. "Ah I" said he, "tcars arg useless I have
analysed them. They contain little phosphate Of
lime some chlorstc OF sodium, and water"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-12-21

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PLANTATION ron SALE.

uSOR SALE. A PLANTATION IN ATTALA CO.
Il avs miles frsn French Camp. chcesv Co. his. .
containing twelve hundred ~ land csied mile
rom the line ~ the Urrsi Northern Railroad and twenty
eight fry the Central .iir,sd. Their house the
piacs, With bve rrms. gin house sud sceww god
negro cabins and plenty ~ sscreu ~aie This tract 10
situated last might b. conveniently divided into sew
er.i smaller sacs Abt II the snd ervsk
bottom end table pine lands The piscs
the prupesty II Mrs Mills 10 whom write a french
Camps Cbociaw Co., Mi.s, tn J. u. Clark issoo CITY
Miss. ~ J. n. Cisfk, Jackson, MiAs
OctDbee n. 1859. N-wjsut.
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upion snd equality ftbe ss'es. and IN nssisniss ihs
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b. the ohy mode b, which The sssirs q our sss'y 80
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psvsoesiiss which claim r myss ssd vH sndesvof 10
d. my duty without g,ire "6sec- 20 any cue.
The Courier. alib"nsh political paper. viii not - -
ar uisIed By politics neRi~ct sbose things WHICH
should Claim the attention ~ public t'arnsl will en-
dev In give the lsc.i Tesspbic and other ne~s mae.
kei rrprs Ac and b. kecp rsdes advised IL every
The Daily paper will BE- printed every morning. Supdsys
encepedD and handsome type. and will confais
twenyo four columns u rs.dns natter Pres pr su"un
o. In advance.
The Weekly Paper will BE- Issued every Saturday
Ing o. per snnum In advance. Advertisements will b
!userted upon reasonable terms. ,,,,c . ,.wv,
Dec-mber % tsse los
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STATE OF NORTh.CAR OLlN A.--w kH
- COUNTY.-In Equity. Rufus 0Sinis Ransom Poole
and wife Luestts Dowry Jobnson and vile ha'ssss Jane
Pursuant TO an order made At Fall Term 1852 81 The
Court Of Equity for the County Of Wake the
Clerk and Master win proceed 10 SELL at the Court Hour
svy next, 10 the hgbes, bidder the land In the
mentioned aud described. tow Lot or percsl L~so
the Soah.s de Of the continuation Of D.vie ST. sno
the limits Of the corporation, ADJOINING 'rs ,o'
Charles Horton laid lot wsa during bis NE "me inc
property Of Allen Cribs, deceased. .,a 4.
Tsass o. aALEtso Of purchase MONEY 70 psG M
cash. credit Of twelve months w r rs ~ ~
10 the purchaser his entering into o1nd WIN sPP'eo
sureties bearing interest from day q ale
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
n TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT
il sens of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
coutnue 10 carry on the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS In Ra-
leigh, st VIM II. HOlLOMANS OLD STAND. ] have
the Smith that had last year. his business 10 shooting
horsss AID wosIns e. Farming Tell. he can s," DO iron
TO share . liberal patronage.
January II, 1885,. 8-wly.
HUxZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKERS
= or RALEIGHi
EvERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND you MAY
- guess who Is for ALL am In the ring, manufacturing
Carriages and Buggies,
and that With good materials will sell low for CbaA
good N<ss will trade for Pork In the pork season. for
west Of Capitol Square, and near the Masonic Lodge
JOHN WYATT.
Raleigh, Nay II, 1852 so-wtG
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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-27

FIR Il i MI "A NJ ces CO.'S.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
Is5o.l EXPRESS. [Is5O.
ESTABLISHED. -. 1855. RE-oRGASzrD. 1889
CAPITAL STOCK, S5OO,OOO
JOHN NJ. FREEMAN, President.
CHAS. :. HIGGINS, Managing Director for California
DAILY EXPRESSES,
In charge of Regular Messengers 10 Sacramento Benica
San Francisco Oroville. Stockton and all the principal
points California and by every Steamer to Oregon, and
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mission attended to with safety and promptness
as- TREASURE shipped and insured under open pol
icies.
Particular attention given to the Collection of Notes
Bills &c BILLS OF EXCHANGE procured on the Allan
tic States and Europe.
The Office of Freeman Co.'S Express in this City is at
the junction of Main Commercial Streets, right on the
bend of said streets. -
HENRY MACKIE, Ag't.
Neyada March Ist 1898 3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-04-27

MAY PARTY.--We have received an invita-
ton. accompanied with complimentary ticket,
to ball, given for the benefit of Mr. Henry
Arnold, by his friends at Arnold's Ranch on
Thursday, May 9Th. About three months since,
IL will be rememered, Mr.. Arnold's residence
and store were burned. He has since erected
new buildings. which are now completed and
we'll furnished ; and in testimony of their ap'
probation of his many good qualities, energy
and perseverance, his friends have rendered
him benefit.