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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
JOIYN WORK.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN IL SHEET-IRCN WARE,
Main street, nsarly oppOstethe Tatlmddge House.
A GAIN takes pleasure in calling the attention ofhis
N customers and country merchants generally. to
the largest stock OF Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron
factures over brought t0 this market Ho akos groat
pains to keep constantly on hand large variety of
every thing that can possibly be wanted in his line and
nat!Urs himself that from his long experience in the
Tin and Sheet-Iron Business,
he will be able to give full satisfaction to all who may
fayer him with their work Having practical kaowl
edge of the business his selections arc made with
view to durability, style and cheapness.
Manufactured to Order.
He also keepsin in his employ some of tho best work
men that can be secured, and always having hand
the very best MATERIAL Is enabled to manufacture 10
order anythng and every thing desirable in his limo,
in good style and on as fair terms can anywhere
! be had t-t 81
All kinds OF Stoves, &c.
Never in tho history OF Lancaster there an essab-
lshment kept hand larger and more complete
assortment Of stoves, OF all kinds and varieties lie IL
also prepared with largo number of Fire Crates and
for the accommodation Of his customers keeps hand
large quantity Of Fire Brick, manufactured express
| iy with view to putting up Crates, &c.
In fine, any and everything needed in hsline can be
secured by giving him call. and at prices
able can be obtained In any other establishment IL
the State. lnasmuch his present stock is greatl.
supcrioro his former in quantity, quality variety AM
cheapness he feels confident that persons giving hin
cali will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied
Lancaster, September %, 1871
| PtLPlTArroN or THE HrAnT, Nervous dlsoasesy Live
Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsis, Costivoness an
Pes all relieved and cured in incredible shor
time, by Carters Spanish Mixture, the great tonic an
purifier Of the blood II contains not particle @
Mercury, Opium, or any noxlous drug; Is perfect
harmless, and has cured than Ave hundred case
Of disease.
We only rosr the reader 10 tho eortiacatesa
OF which may bs found in another column, and all
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
VINO FILL oUn PmsoSs?-Tbo I.opi,


VINO FIJI oUH PmsoSs2-The Louis.
villO Courier Of the cath says:
According to report from Mr. Thomas
handed us yesterday there were, during
the month ending October esd, one hun.
dredaud thirty commi.tals to the watch
house. The nativity of these yiolators Of
the laws was as follows:
Ireland %
United States Is
Free negroes and slaves is
France 4
Scotland
Total iao
The short Of the story is. Americans de-
sire mot . be goyarnsd by the minority
clsssEhieh furnished The above ninety.
tHfif, - ii4.a., -
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REMOVAL.

DIR. WAGENHALs,
TTAs removed his Office to Latta,s eorAsr, East O
III the Court House. opposite the Ohio Eagle once
Lancaster, October 90, le54-25 as'
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ADAMS g. cos EXPRESS.

VUNHE undersigned having boon appointed Agents for
services TO Merchants Bankers and others seeking
safe and prompt transit for Merchandise, Money and
Light Freight all kinds, rates very low for the
ture Of the services performed.
Messengers in charge of consgnments leave Lancas-
tor daily FOR the East and West.
v PGOOds, Packages, &C., will bo delivered imme-
diately on arrival free Of charge.
Forthe convenience OF citizens Order Book islef
at the Fancy Shoe Store of G.. ID. SH0CKLEY & CO.,
Main Street. Any order lef at the Shoe Store for pack
ses to be sent East West will bo called for free OF
c6nrSe. JEFFRIES, PRATT & WOOD, .agsHts.
Lancaster June 10, 1854
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c.
A FINE Assortme n OF Lubln's and Harrison's Ex-
"A tracts, Toilet Water, Cologne, bureau Perfume,
Tooth Powder, Pearl, Ivory snd Fancy Porte Monies
OF all kinds. Iyons Kathniro, Barry's lricophorons
and Oils of all Kinds, Soaps. Shaving Cream, DC.
CalIat the Boston Book Store y, D. NUDGE.
Lancaster, July II. 1854. rt
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ThnnhsgIviug sermon.

We are requested to state that the differ
ent religious denominations of this city will
meet at the M. E. Church on Thursday
morning next at 10 O'Clock A. M. The
Rev. John. LowRrE, Pastor Of the Presby-
terian church, will deliver thesermon.
ETWe have not had time this week to
look over Mr.. LArRoBE's report of the
Vally Road, and would by the indulgence
Of our readers another week.
Tuesday morning, upon the R. R. track
between Erie and Ashtabula, snow had
fallen to the depth of three or four inch.
,es.
The Canal Bank Cleveland, has ceased
to redeem its bills.
Clinton Bank of Columbus notes are
freely taken by all the Cincinnati Banks,
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REMOVAL.
DIR. O. 4. DAVIS.

UTAS removed his residence and oance 70 tho brick
building formerly oseupied BY John siallsmiihs
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IlAttachment Notice.
Thomas worihington, Plaintiff,
z T aOafnsl. I-sf' y In AiAaehuaorf

aeGfast, \ In Attachment.
Simon suydam, Defendant, ~ -,
YUNHB said Defendant viii take notice that m order
ofattachment was issued by Alfred McVeiRh, .
J1stice the Peace Of Hooking Township, Fairfield
county, Ohio against the properly and effects OF Simon
Su ydRn Defendant, non-resident of said county OF
Fairfield for the sum Of $780, and Twenty Dollars pro-
bable costs and that the has been adjourned for
hearing the 30th day Of December d. 1854 at 10
o'clock, a. ". THOMAS WoRTHINroN.
LancastersN ovember TO- ls5t--2s ssl 3at.
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Estate OF Joseph Friend.
.'H a Ars Ss been
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
Attachment Notice,

Az my instance attachment was this day issued BY
j. Embich Justice ofthe peace for Hooking townphp,
Fairfield county, against the property and effects o.
A. Degrala non Residential Fairleld county, Tor the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

71s Contemplated Meeting in Cineinna,
6-TAs Candidates Before tie Council
4 for Ae 0Bfef efehif efths MidionGt Or
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lIannfactnred tO Order.

He also keeps in his employ some of tho best work
men that can be secured, and always having on han
the very best material, Is enabled to manufacture
order anything and every thing desirable in his lin
in as good style and on as fair tcrms can anywhel
ha haI NJ q
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-04
]. D. & D. CHASE & Co.,
Founders Machinists 4 MiIIwrjcI,tS
WEST CONCORD, VT.

MANUFACTURES Of Circular Board Ma
w chimes. I!rg.. = y Will .Cla"boari. Shin-l'
ana lath Machines: Over>lot l.,'"a-'. uh and Re
action water Wheels of various KIM, -. -ilc~
Gri~t Will. smut Machines, Corn Crackers. Fan
Below: "hccfwri@ht'S. ami ASH. Blind r,.I noo,
Makers Machinery ofeverv description: Sialii.,- Il
Hangers OF a new and improved ,at.crn: r,g'ne "
H"i'c. spoke and wood i.a.,!c- and IlAncr-: Pre-
Drills screw Cutters Paint I.i- Birthstone Cr:,,,k
and Rollers: cook aud box stoves: oven AID Arcl
Mouths and Plates. Friction Door Rollers. Hollow
''aFe; ';ae"i: and cart Short a PIE E"xc-. Nuts
spike &c. &c.
Besides Castings Of every Lesser: p.;on from Tie
most cXten ;ivenew AMI ,..o;c -'o, oi pattern.
I" lc' ouid IN the country. i,>o.Ir1..-h plans AMI
et:itlate> i"r IliIi and Machinery mal.r surveys Of
NH -;i'>. Nc.. <. All oi The ;borr NAMED 4r,;
r.' VII H furnished f. fr,cro n .hort no-ic, md
warranted more thorough and durable article ,u,i
%: more improved style ana Superior finish. and
"a lE>s PRICE than can he found atal.v Other
>h"p IN TIE Country. Purchasers are respectfully
>"l'rIted to examine or work. before 1lrcl.a>iis
elsewhere. Orders by mail or otherwise respectful.
y ''Hi-e'! and promptly executed.
WtSf Gacor| VI Se,,-. S.o-1
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: How she insisted upon AL jus. tasting
some Of that chicken pie, when it vas quite
impossible to stow away another mouthful
because "she had no idea Of making it fol
nothing"
! How she would give the little wee baby q
"wish bone, though it could not hold it one
minute in its limpsy little fingers; and how
she would keep on passing round nuts, and
oranges, and grapes, and apples, and wordc:
what lad become Of all their arpetites.
And then how all TIE family would 60 back
into the setting-room after dinner and how
Tom, the family mozart" would sing Home
Sweet Home and how grandma Scott would
rub her eyes with her handkerchief, and de-
clare that the room smoked. And how al
the g-own-up boys and girls would begin to
lock hysterical; and how Maggie, who be.
l:eved in "a time to dance wonld jump ur
and seize sober uncle Walter by TIE waist
and waltz round the room with him: and how
grand-mamma would smile and say evil
any thing erer tame that girl 81 Poor,merr
Maggie! she is "tamc" enough now. though
grandm:mma didn't live to see the sorrow
that it took to do it.
And bright-eycd Hal, and gollen-haircC
Lefty. and brave, handsome Walter, and
cherry Tipped Susy, and dimplcd little Ben
ny-anl grandmamma with her warm, III.
heart and cheerful smile; and grand-pap5
With his silvcry locks and bcaming eye, and
kindly hand of wclcomc-oh, where arc they
Ill roc?
Dear children,
There Is rcaj.or. III name is rc..:.,.
And v!:ll III. sickle keen,
H. cut 'h' a,rhdgruin IT " breath,
amin, Go'~,r: hot yrow Ienreen''
Yes, other families have Thank srivinr
now under the messy caves Of the cd farm
house other strange little voices liSp"(;rand
papa, Grand mamma and long graves an;
short graves are in the old church-yari and
names look you in the face from marble tab
lets. that were once at Scott Farm al, "Sucll
cherished household words ."-LMe Eyu>
tram T"pay'S PERI Epiic.
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THE EDO N | A N.

Dying man, do these words with inspiring
tone dispell thy fears, and cause thy heart to
leap for joy and long to start from "The
damp vaults dayless gloom" into the cloud
les. radience of heavenly felicity? Then
thou shalt know as thou art known, thou shalt
be at rest. j.. i. W.
Lebanon, n, II,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-04

TINS remedy has won for itself src, not, r:ctv
rom ITS cures of every variety of pulmonary disease
that 1t Is entirely unnecessary to recount the evil
d"rccs of its virtues in any community where If
has been employed SO wide is the field of It's use
tuincSS. and numerous the cases Of lis cures
that almost every section of the country al, ,ln3
III persons publicly known. who have been rc tered
from alarming and even desperate. disease, - Tie
lungs by It's use. When once trc;, -. superiority
over ever! other medicine of IL kind is tao ar,,.ar-
cn to c|car" observation. an: where Il, ,r,ues ;,rc
known. the public no longer hesitate VIA, ,,,tl,i
y cInP! ;"f he dl>iGC and danrt vt, at e.
ions Of t;H pulmonary Iar> which ;rr incident
to our clrnr'". Nd not Only in fll l.. T. -
tack rpoi: t.. Ing. bat l.: ia" :nii .:.i,tie
ii Co.'s. tuJoiI>. ilnAI;~ "IS~. So: "a .or
CHiLp.:.N ii Is tac p.y;,a. tc>; and -a.c>i medicine
t:.l; can he oi,"inc,'
As !: tiaa ION; .ccn i tat use t'ro, ho.t
thls section, "c nec'! !o; Lp more Shan ;s~re the
Fc"lic Is I''.!ty hcpi up :, Tie s L: # il eve,
has t-cE, and thu; The 'r.,.ine article is sold by-
&c. EiNGiiAM 81. lohnsburv.
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APPLEBEE & QUIMBY,
Tin, Sheet Iron and Coppersmslhs,

Of every variety Of lin,
w Sheet Iron ana Copper Ware: also on hand a
general assortment of ,Japanned and stamped ware
Lead Pipe, IRON PUMPS. &c. =,
CO Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
executed. 10,
xx4A liberal discount for the trade. JOB
" OHK done TO order With accuracy and despatch
Sept. 6, 1858. o4it'
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MIR OSCAR HARVEY will commence 4 Sr'cc.
w School nj ST. Johu~hurv. East Village. Feb
2s at the Nc>try Of the third Congregations
Meeting House.
Feb. II. 1854. SGiw3*
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NOTICE. This may ccstilv tat have Thu .iav
Y sold to my son Waterman Wei, Wrinh,. hi>
time during The remainder Of hi ni""vitv That
VIII claim none Of his oar . CT pay any debts Of
his contracting after tli. date
WI. WRIGHT.
Rvc.a.e Jam ;. 1854 s,:,v3
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ITALIAN & AMERICAN Mapprr,

W.T. i',!'.:' MARI actually come from Hoi and
= L''' "'''ned RON any quarry in this cou..tfy
-, ) 81! supposed by -oMe)
AI''' s!AiE STONE .; lie best Quality. from tho
fremont G';"rTv y. II. Marble and Granite p,..s
i' ie'.cil:s bl.i lots AID Iroa a..d Wire Fence f,,r
.>i.e At los f-I.e. e''ee'"f
:. > D'aetlg "?pe.i. Me Passenger Il, 20,
iEItT(H >j'tN clEE.n
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TAILoRS' TRIMMINGS OF ALL KIND
ReadV-Made Clothing

Than ever for the that we reduced our Stock
very low indeed before we commenced manui;ctur-
inc. and consequently have fresh supply OF GOOD
GOODS and Of CIR own manufacture consisting Of
Buffalo and Rubber Ovcrc"it>, Br"acl"'h. Pilot
and Beaver DO. Dress. Frock and sack do,
Black ard Fancy Doe>kin Pant. Black
and Fancy Cashmere DO. Tweed.
Sleeps GREY and Satine:; DO.
Satin. silk and Lasting Vests Fancy. Plaid and
Figured do. Valencia. Ca-imcrctt and Wo-s-
tod u, J,ckctS Erprn> OycrillS &c.
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AUCTION.

WILL be sold by the subscriber. 81 public a'c-
w ton, tiarcll Meeting day, at :, ocloc!,, F. u
at the Centre Village, the following property, 70
wit
Pay Horse wears Old next spring:
Bay Mare year: Old next spring:
Roam Horse years old ncxt spring.
Mare years Old next spring:
or Yoke of Oxea;
Coed Cows.
Terms made known at time AMI place q sac.
IOIL HASTINGS.
St. Joinsburv. Feb %, 1854 s65tt
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TO Z 0 G. OCD
Re samo tim |ATE MONEY! IRE i
!, 81 ~ o3,r..l.'.;i, ! nos offered. tI!c e.
$lO0C a YEAR

H. sa~ii I've realized 'v y,,.n- men d, -eye::i,:
ahl; and good :r,-,
For full particulars nd ire, die publishing s.ct
u. l.. SPENCER
Cas:lcton. VT Feb. 1871 s53yi
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. ARRlE WORK

II. JHiN>i,! u \nbIE WORKS
1; i'Fi,"~ te.o" al rnlettlon, ana .in;-lc,i il
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u g. ,'In, -. ~. ;j'i-t,d.gc.
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Cannot be SURPASSED

~ !il' establishment in The STATE. Tb,ui.cr;ho,
ta'ln= located Themselves Ieruanentiv. are fi,ry
determined TODD business in such manner 81. wi
'>F" NE ct ~ patronage Of t- cr,.ini,.,lity AVID
&'N, i'>'ng satisfaction 10 all their pa,r,,u. rhn,
Niii Re constantly on hand a LARGE as-or.uc,, :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24

NEGRO WOMAN SHOT.-On Thursday
night last, Mr.. Bransford Huntington was pass
ing through Rockets, on his way home, he was
attacked by fierce dog belonging to Mrs. Ingra-
ham, which came very near biting him. This cir
cumstance so much excited Mr.. D that he resolved
at once to kill the brute, not only to save himself
but others from similar annoyance, and for that
purpose went home and procured loaded gun to
put his resolution into execution. On his return
and when near Mrs. rs house. Mr. D. heard
noise at her gate and supposipg to be the dog the
night being dark, levelled his gun and fired. AS
he did so, he heard the screams of human being
and, Fastening to the scene, found to his horror
that he had shot negro woman. who was attempt
ing to fasten the gate at the time Mr.. D. came up
DR.. L. r. WARNING was instantly sent for, and on
his arrival rendered such medical aid as was ne
cessary Fortunately, the gun was loaded with
small shot, most of which had taken effect in the
legs and arms of the woman. DR.. w. has succeed
ed in extracting number of the shot, and by his
strict attention to the wounded woman has sue
ceeded in placing her beyond danger.
The act of Mr.. Huntington was certainly very
thoughtlsss one, and he should eelextremely thank
tul that the result has not proved more serious
Firing loaded gun in the street in the night time
at an unknown object, is most reprehensible, and
might, at any time, lead to the death of some un.
offending person
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-24

PLEASURE ExCURsIoN.-This afternoon
the famous "Armory Band" give an excursion to
the ''Slash Cottage in Hanover, the headquarters
OF fun and enjoyment since its late improvements,
and they expect 10 be Joined by all who fond of
country arings, social Dances and pleasant society
This excursion. apart from the pleasure to be de-
rived by participating in it. should be most liberal
ly patronzed by all lovers of music, for it will be
borne in mind that the receipts are to be applied
to the purchase of handsome ''siver instruments
for the band We ask then, who can resist the
temptation of going Who will not be one of the
joyous party at the sashes this evening" where the
beauty of city and country will be gathered to-
gether, and where all who love good music, the
exciting dance, or quiet promenade mid shrubs
and flowers. can enjoy themselves to their hearts
content? Let it be borne in mind that the ladies
90 and come free, that gentlemen are only charged
81 for the round trip-that the best refreshments
will be served at city prices-and that the Armory
Band are the recipients, on the occasion. and then
let thccity send forth her hundreds innocent en-
joyment, who can only rid themselves of continu-
Gus labors by participating in excursions of this
pleasant character. The cars leave at and o'clock
Those who cannot get off on the first, may be able
to take the last, and then have ample time for a
nights enjoyment.
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JOHN MITCHELL.

We have mentionedthat Mr.. John Mitchell,
who has received and accepted the honor of
an invitation from the Legislature of louisa
na, to visit that body at Baton Rouge, will pro-
badly take Richmond in his route. We trust
that measures will be taken by our citizens to
give hospitable reception to the Irish exile
and the gallant friend of the South, who, in
the midst of her enemies, has struck such
powerful blows in her behalf. We wish to
lionize no man; but it is only becoming the
citizens of the South to award a genuine
Southern welcome to fearless friend a no
BILE patriot, and a gentleman of eminent ia
Tents.
We have watched with great interest the
course of Mr. John Mitchell in New York.
We were anxious to see whether he was the
strong minded Independent and honest per
son he had been represented or one of the
innumerable shams and counterfeits of patri-
otism and manhood, by whom our people are
so often imposed upon and humbugged. He
has more than equalled our warmest hopes of
his real character. He has proved himself a
HAL 81 uc, dI ciiCulJ VI ali CSiil 81
End uncompromising, and withal has exhibit
ed such an almost instinctively accurate and
just appreciation of American liberty and
American institutions, that we felt like giving
him at once the right hand of fellowship, and
hailing him, with all our hearts, as an Anne
rican citizen, who had been naturalized by
the great laws of Nature herself. Our admi
ration of his character is only equalled by
that which his splendid talents have awaken
ed. Itseems strange, but it is none the less
true, that the most powerful and eloquent vim
dication of the South and its institutions,
which was ever made in the city of New
York, has been made by this gifted and
warm-hearted son of gallant and glorious
Ireland, country which has, in small com.
pass, more genius, geniality, wit, valor,
and hospitality, than would stock twenty
empires of twenty times its size. The
letters of Mitchell to Beecher, were master
pieces of whitening sarcasm and unanswer-
able argument. 1t was most refreshing to
see how the penetrating eye of the Irish ex-
lie read Beecher through and through at the
first glance, and with what bold and I'M
sparing hand he tore the mask from the cant
ing hypocrite, and held him up in his true
colors, to the derision and detestation of all
honest people. The Citizen, now edited by
MITCHELL is the ablest paper. by all odds, in
the city of New York, and, advocating the
cause of the South at the very spot where it
most needs advocates, we are glad to hear
that it fourishes with an unprecedented
growth, and hope that the South will give it
a liberal and universal support.
Let the capital of the Old Dominion ex-
tend to John Mitchell an Old Virginia well
come one which will remind him of the
glowing and whole-souled hospitality of his
own dear land.
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Young CHRISTIANS TRIAL-The gentle
man who was engaged in reporting this trial
for the Dispatch, was called home by urgent
business after reporting the evidence and
Mr.. MOORE opening speech for the prose-
cution. Before he left, however, he made
such arrangements as he supposed would en-
sure us, promptly, SIX etches of the remaining
speeches in the case. Weregret that we are
entirely disappointed in this. In the exigen-
cy in which we are placed, however, we are
most kindly and generously assisted by our
friends of the RICHMOND WING, who have
permitted us to use their report, and for which
we are greatly obliged to them This report
is prepared with decided skill and fidelity by
very talented young lawyer of Lexington
His report is indeed a very uncommon per-
Torrance for a man, who like him, takes I'D
the pen for the first time to report for the
press such an elaborate case
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the Earl Of Ellesmere, Mr.. Buchanan MADE
a brief speech, marked by his usual gooo
taste and Judgment concluding win tne
following allusionto the declaration.of Eng
l,nd in regard to neutral rights
81 cannot suffer this occasion to pass without ex
pressing my qualification with Her Mslesty's wise
cial risbts durins the existing war. IL was worthy
Of the ciyiIizston of the nineteenth century, and
worthy Of the best constitutional sovereign who has
Btitain The time will arrive when war against pri-
waite property upon the ocean, will be entirely pro-
scribed by all civilized natiena a.t has already been
rhe naves of the world viii esteem it great dis
grace 10 rob peaceful merchant vessel upon the
Ter the private house of an unoffendinr citizen
| Loud cheers. |"
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ap2i 1t

AT meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Richmond and Danville Railroad held on 2st
inst. the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted and ordered to be published, viz:
l. ResoEDed That the Board will proceed, as soon
practicable, to revise the present Tariff of Tolls
and to adjust the same in accordance with the in
structons of the stockholders adopted at their late
meeting, as to for this road the travel and
tonnage of the country through which it is located
and give to the company reasonable and just COM
pensaton by way of tolls, making such alterations in
the taIlf as may be requisite to accomplish those
purposes, If any such alterations are required.
2 Resoired, That with a view to such revision and
adjustment The President be instructed to obtain all
the Information on the subject which he can pro-
cure and particularly such copies of the tariff of
tolls other roads of this and the adjacent States
as he can obtain, and report the to the Board
with such condensed statements thereof and such
views of the results indicated as may seem to him
requisite and proper.
Extract from the minutes
P. VAN DEURSEN, Secy
Office r. l. D. R. r. Co.,,
April %, 1854. ap24