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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD.
II = Of couns unnecessary for US to say
tAak - citizens Of Richmond, we regret the
defeat Of this bill. Its Importance to the IN
tsessts Of this city Is 50 generally appreciated
BY osroommunity. that u might Justly be re.
gardsd > work Of supererogation for Rich
nond man to profess himself in favor Of
connecting Richmond city by railroad with
the Ohio. The question has been so often
argusd.-in fact the advantages Of uniting
ourselves with the West, by the most direct
route, and connecting with the whole net
work Of western railroads. are so obvious to
the plainest capacity, that it would be taxing
unnecessarily the patience of the reader. to
make ths Covington and Ohio Railroad the
subject Of an elaborate and prolix discussion.
We only refer to the topic now. that our 81
lsoce may not be misconstrued into aversion
o. Indifference to q work which. in union with
The sxtension of the James River Canal to
Covington. IL of more importance to Rich
nond than all the ether improvements of the
etats. We speak thus as Richmond men,
knowing that direct avenue from the great
valley of the West to the city of Richmond,
win make It one of the most hourishine and
prosperous cities on the American continent
OF course. therefore. there is no diversity of
sentiment among our citizens in regard to
the question Of the most liberal expenditure
for the construction of this road. We may
add, however, that 1t IL chiefly as a work of
Seate interest. that We are most anxious for
the completion of the Covington and Ohio
Railroad. With its completion, Virginia will
present, through the centre of her territory,
the shortest and best route for the trade of
The great Western Valley to the Atlantic.
To this object million of dollars has alrea-
dy been appropriated, which will be utterly
thrown away. unless the State proceeds with
the construction of the road
No one Can doubt that the bill making an
appropriation for this great work, would now
b . law but for the unfortunate and ill .iudg.
Cd effort to alter the gauge of this road, and
70 make 1t differ from the gauge of the Gen.
trail Road to Covington, and that of the
roads in the West with which it is intended
70 connect, thus driving all the trade and ira.
vel from Virginia into Free Soil States. As
Il IL. the attempt to interpolate the gauge OF
the South-side upon North-side railroad has
failed In that object, but it has succeeded,
thus far, in defeating a connexion with the
Ohio. Wetrust that it is not yet too late to
repair the evil, and that the Legislature will
not adjourn without providing the means OF
prosecuting. the principal public work OF
Virginia to its completion.
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FORM OF PROXY,

Il Tor wei hereby appoint
my Tor our) proxy, with full power and authority d
represent me Tor us) and vote for Tor ust upo
any stock in general meeting of the stoekholdersg
n.y. to be held at the Broad street Hotel, in the e
of Richmond, on the 9th day of February next her
by nvesting my said proxy with all the power 40.
authority which could exercise were personals
present.
Witness my hand and seal, this - day Of -
1854
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

SHocKoE HILL BUILDING FUND COMPANY
On Saturday night last the fourth Building Fnnd
Company was orga uized IN this city, with the fol-
lowing persons as officers:
President-Vinceiil Barganin.
Directoys-John o. Chiles, w. B. Bgelow. Jas. C.
Hill jas. H. Pecor C. Wendlinger, Jos MilIhiser.
I'reGsHrer-J. II. An .shony.
SecretGry-John w. keeye.
7rnstees-Jno. F. Earl'ey, Edward Neidt, NJ. L.
Straus
Samuel T. Bayly, Solicitor shockoe Hill B. F.
Company.
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To THE CITIZENS OF RICHM0sD.--The
undersigned. conscentiousiy persuaded that his ex
perie-ce as assistant TO Mr. Rlair, (who dsc hes
reelection. wonld enable him perform efficient
" the duties pertsinns 70 the Office of HIGH con-
STABLE eiers himself & candidate for the surfaces
of his feiow-ciizens. Should they confer npon him
the honor of election to that Office he will exert
himself to th utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully.
fe 7-tde* T. J LAKELAND.
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APPROPRIATIONS.

According 70 statement laid before the
House Of Delegates by il Clerk, the amount
Of appropriations asked for at this session, is
for canals, bridges. and navigation compa-
MES e2.625, 500; for railroads es,244,0oo; for
turnpikes ss57, $50 for plank roads s262, 900;
making in all, sll,7s7, 4so. There are reso-
buttons and petitions for the construction of
improvements still before the Committees of
Roads, which would swell the above amount
to Twelve Millions.
Under the head of Canals, Bridges and
Navigation Companies" is included an ap-
preparation of 81 500, 900 asked for the James
River and Kanawha Company, and an APP
preparation Of ss6o,o for the Ocean Steam
Navigation Company"
The Railroads asking appropriations are
as follows:
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL-Jno King, Waynesboro;
A Kimmel, Nd; Edmunston Po:ahontas; E Lewis
cester Mccormick. Clark; w M Smith, All: " !
OLD. Petersburg; J B Williamson. n Bragg, Miss
Bra srses ny X Hsrd Bait; w Towns Va Alex
w 2 Floyd TazewelI; T L Preston Washing ton: I
T Paxton, Y Morgan, Miss Johnson Va; T B Vince.
T Ter, Dar,ee Mds Y; Cadow. c. Johnson
II s kimhall. Mexico; J M Gary, We; N A Bnrrnss
boplsr; D. Graham n, Rockbridge; W Goss, Alb; W
Turner, Goochland; W Saunders cnmbpsrianS.
NJ Bureh &c Percyal, jr. NJ Anthony Lynchbura
J Lettwich. B Floyd Liberty; Drc Braipsrd
w Moore, Petersburg; WIN Bell Weldon: = MI,
Ter, Richmond; B Norvll, King Wm;J Paxton
Lexington ;sin NJ, Dutton; Sherman, N ];
Mitchell. Wilmington; w Rive. Alb
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-JE Cooke, cbesters.ld
=. Biob. Nelson; w Vaughan. Nottowa.; w
Cue. HANOVER; Richardson, H Richardson. Jas
TTiIy; s pr GrMSshsan c,ar.'yille; HILL Steamer
ShambliD, Rolls, Va; Campbell. do: r + Tsn.
d o;cas Powell Nc; Mack. New York; L Har.
land, Danville; L w Taiaferro, Hanaver, " a.;
ley, Luprnhurg: SAWYER, Culpener: r Shsl,on
t Louisa; " Brown sheld. Button Lsnch
lin; B Luster Va DR. W Iocbet, Ha ner FrarI
FoeIy, q Dewfeld, Chesterfipld; q Bnttr;cE r ~
nail .ii G. Christian Augusta Harper, Ar.
AMERICAN HOTELS Word F.rmv;,,..
7 Sweeney, Bait: Il Jones. ir. Trxss. p Er va
pets rsbnrg; Rives and lady Gumpel, Pbila: Gso
npo .is' q Hewett; Y; X M Stewart. Mo- Doctor
Taiaferro: Hanover; j Jones. Scotland W V'' -
nMa.evinss. Noe, Y; o Yerby and chill. N
Mrs ieroy, Essex; Gree nsfeld, Bait: = warden
l "a and servant Ohio; g V Hall e Cuminss v.
Miss Rector, Mass. VASE 'soooln
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP .JAMRsroxvu
from New York, yesterday:
ii. i. mme6ten H. Henry, J. Ha'ey A. Drake, J.. Nor.
I i'm, n cS'i1s Kneesnd, R: R. Kusser, q. Phil
KPs,,a.c smith smith =. Cook. J. Iseacs D. Gall, L.
T. I. Corning, G.; v. Hall, Mss Hathaway. Miss Mari
Mr. a. s f. Sab and M LADY, W Davis W HpIns.
az and child. J. Levi, Mr. S;bIey Mis-. s;h1sr,
Ny MysIs M. Pollard, Dr.. McKenne,, L. HambuIeer
y. hess Tarrsnt, Mr. Perry, r. Thomnson' a.
A. Parker, and 20 in the steerase. P'oH' "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

GENrLEMEN:-I see In this mornings Whif. re-
quest signed by many voters of the city. to know
whether If elected. will servs High Constable
therefore most respectfully declare myself esn-
didate: and should the voters of Richuond think
proper to confer the Office me. 1t shall be my
greatest effort TO discharge the various duties OF IL
with promptness and fidelity.
am. very respectfully. gentlemen, your obedient
servant, ]. p. TYLER.
To Messrs. Jesse Williams William B Christian.
Woodson L Mosbv and etheTs. fe tits
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HOUSE OF DELEGATEs-EvENrso SESSION
RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. s.
CORRECTED DAILY.

FLOUR-The market is not active and no Shipping
demand at even $685.. Holders are asking more
We heard of but one sale at $ss to the city trade
WHEAT-Sales at 1850l90 cents.
CORN in demand. 87A69O cts.
TOBACCO and other articles remain az last week
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BAD DoGs.-AbOut four weeks ago, as
Mr.. James p Tyler was passing VIM. Rofte's house,
on 25h street, the enclosure to which had been torn
down, he was attacked and bitten by two savage
dogs, that came from Mr.. RS premises. Believing
that such animals were dangerous to persons pas 3
ing, he informed the Mayor of the fact, who issued
a summons requiring the owner to appear before
him. and show cause, if he could, why these dogs
should not be dealt with as nuisance Mr.. R. was
in Court yesterday and satisfied his Honor that on
ly one of the dogs was his, and that he was never
from under the chain, save at the time of the at
tack on Mr.. Tyler. The fence around his premises
had been torn down by his landlord, and had not
been replaced He would see that nothing of the
sort again occurred. The warrant was dismissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

Nor HEARD.-Timothy Collins and Jere.
miah Downs, charged with cor uniting violent as
sault upon Jacob s. Alice last 8, nday morning will
probably undergo an examinafi. IN to-day Rulnor
has itthat number of men had been employed by
Mr.. Atee at stipulated price, to unload cargo OF
guano-that three them worked more industriously
than their colaborers and finishing the job, de-
manded IS as extra pay, which NJ. A. refused to
give. For this, ii Is thought, they determined be
revenged by giving him dreadful beating, such as
he has received. We are glad TO hear that Mr.. A.
Is doing we'll and hope sine erely that he may speed
lily recover. and that his ass.siants may be punished
to the extent OF the law
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ATTEMPTED SuIc1 E.-Last Sunday

morning, at Bacon Quarter Branch, a negro fellow
named Henry, the properly of Dr. Cauthorn of
Henrico, who had been absent from his masters
premises for some weeks, was arrested by Mr.
Wade, as a runaway, tied, and placed in room to
be taken home While Mr. w. was getting his horse
ready to start to DR.. Cs with his prisoner Henry,
who was somewhat intoxicated, got his hand into
his pocket drew knife, and succeeded in inficting
severe cash his throat. As soon as the act was
discovered, physician was called in, the wound
as dressed, and yesterday the negro was taken to
his master, in the upper end of the county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07
We, the Commissioners appointed

WE, LH6 COInWlsSIOHtrs dppOlnted "
open the books for the purpose of taking Stock
der the charter of the RICHMOND AND CHAR
LOTTESVILLE TURNPIKE COMPANY, fnd up.
examination, that the number of shares required
to be subscribed before said Company coud organ
ize have been taken by responsible persons and the
subscription fee of two dollars per share paid ill.,
we therefore appoint WEDNESDAY. the sth day Of
February, at o'clock P. NJ, at BROAD STREET
HOTEL, in the city o. Richmond. for the subseF,
bers to meet and organize.
DAVID J, SAUNDERS
JAS. g. BLAKEY,
NJ &. VALENTINE.
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RlcHmosp AND YoRK KIyra RAup

NorE The Proxy must be ackuowled ged before
Magistrate or Notary Public and certified by him. OF
attested by two witnesses. ia 24-tdm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

AT meeting 1t tie store n Nessrs.
Word fesEssoR& Co. the fo1lswtss Dresmbis ssd
Sr0sgluttou were adoptsd: "a
Whsress. We. the underssped: n9esdsrs Il tie
several hotel& have recently noticed advertise.
Bsht 81 the prcpriesoFs announcing chs fact fkst
they h.ye, hy = conbdnsfioD am0u1st thsmselses
ssfeed 70 exsct, not only from usp bot Of I'll IA.
veiers ana sctoaruefs who may st0p ~ their houses
an enormous and unreasonable advance upcu the
previous rafes; and whereas sore ifqot Al Of thsm
ia oar belief have found full spd aple pYo6s result
ing from Ct cdr busipeys and whereas sny eombins
ton OF this Kind Is detrimental ss prosperity Of
the city Of Richmond ard uhersss, the sssd 1oseI
Keepers. by this combinations liberty b exar
Of the community 1t large these exorbanf prices FOR
the accommodations which they furnish; and a.
there are two large Hotels now vscant and sse ssr
rent; and where's. this meeting condemns and cen.
sures thssction on the part of the Hotel keeper:
Therefore be it
Resofred That this meeting adjourn till Thursday
night the 9th inst. 70 meet At M6uison's Gallery
No ITO Min street Of ec.eck fer the purpose on
taking into consideration the proper action in the
premises
The adjourned meeting will take place % sboys.
and all Boarders az the Hotels and others who may
feel an interest in the subject. are invited.
fe7-St MANY BOARDERS:
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NOTICE. again tender my services to
my friends and felow-ci for the office Of HIGH
CONSTABLE. in the city of Richmond, at the
ing election Should it be their pleasure to elect
it will be my pleasure to them to the best of
my ability.
iaS1 GEO w. TOLER
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ssnovE HILL FOR SALE. PRI

II vATELY. We will sell the small Farm In
Henrico, about miles below Richmond aad half
mile from the Charles City road, called . DOVE
HILL containing ~ Of land ~ acres Of which
arc cleared and in toerably good condition and very
dow land partially cleared aud well ditehed: has
stream of water which formerly used for milling
purposes and can easily be used for the same par-
pose. The buildings cousst of dwelling containing
four rooms. kitchen smoke house, barn and stable
and well OF excellent water
Terms liberal Apply 10
fe7-lw GODDyN AppFnSaN
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NoTIcE.-At the solicitation of many
friends and ecquaintances hereby announce myself
candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE of the
city of Richmond
fe Sta d. BAKER. JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

By the request of my friends, announce
myself candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTA-
BILE of the City of Richmond, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
fa 6-dtd B. TINSLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

The observation-disclosures A. Thomp-
son, resident of Washington city, charged with
kidnapping negro boy and bringing him to this
city, was brought before the Mayor yesterday, and
partially examined. Samuel Pearce. one of the
watchmen who arrested him. testified that as his
partner and himself were passing down Cary street
about halt hast o'clock last Saturday night, they
passed Thompson but stopped Charles Barnes, the
negro boy, when T. turned around and claimed hin,
as his slave. The watchmen continued their walk,
and were met by Mr.. Blunt and another gentleman,
who said that something was wrong about t. and
the boy-that negro said he was free, and T. had
brought him here for sale. The wa.chmen then
pursued Thompson TO 18th street, where they stop
ped him. He repeated that the boy belonged to
him. but afterwards said hewas the slave of friend
in Washington, travelling with him, that he was not
free-and gave them reference TO one of our CHI
gems, who knew him we'll The officers, after going
with him to see the gentleman referred to, took him
to the cage, and Capt Wilkinson had him locked
up He now says that the boy is the slave of Peter
Havener of Washington city.
The Mayor committed him until Saturday next
in order to allow time to get witnesses Mr. Au
gust, who appeared for the prisoner, thought the
accused should not be committed on the mere state
ment offs negro. and ntmated his intention of hav.
ing him brought before Judge Meredith on writ OF
hdbeGs corpus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

HIGH CoNsTABLE.--WG are glad to see
that DAVID BAKER. JR has consented TO become
candidate for this offies at the ensuing election
better selection could not be made; he Is active
and energetic and out of business, and will make
good officer.
fe 7-8tt MONROE WARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

DR.. G.. B. BRAISERD can be consulted Ut
the Exchange Hotel II I'm February 6 until Satur.
day February IL, 1854, from 20 IL AM and to {.
Pm.
My stay will be short therefore let all who wish
treatment apply At once. Correspondents, BY Cd
dressing me, post paid, box soi, New York city
ing the nature of their case. and whether the eye
bali is small large; also whether the eye stands
out prominently or 10 sunken--esn. for tive dolars
obtain advice treatment tor dollars IN which
the pay tor advice viii be deducted. Ths poor
favoraby considered
DR.. BKAINERp has restored persons to perfect sigh,
in cases of partial and total blindness, of from II
weeks to IS years standing, by from 10 seconds to
rrnutes application by scientific method ofhs own
discovery, without cutting, pain or wash.
Dr. q. has also cured cases of Inflammation of va
r;ous and aggravated grades pain from ptolerancs
of light; ghtedness Ices of sight from age and
uear-sightedness All of which have remained per.
msneut to the present moment.
For abundant evidence of the facts stated, refer.
ence may be had to statements Of persons treated
and published IN the city papers. Many of thsse
persons NAV be at bis room, at 10 A. N. 4P
NJ. of each day-at which hours DR. B. will perform
experiments the worst cases that mar by present.
ed. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call ana
witness the experiments
P. $. See notice above for hours and days. Those
who Dc see DR. BRAIS2Rb within the time stated
will fail to him NJ all as he viii positively leave
ronte for New ORLEANS rs soon as the COMMITTEES
on Correspondence reports, for which report be u
now waiting. Re 7-6tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

WtTER HAUL The summons against
John A. .Jeter, for using water from the hydrant in
Mr.. Ed. us yard, was heard and dismissed yester
day, the Mayor being satisfied that Mr. J. had not
intentionally violated the ordinance under which the
summons issued.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JaMEsrowx
MARINE NEWS
ARRIVED.
PORT or R7C1M0Nn 49,

with mdze. and passengers. ~ o" Ao'A.
nseemer betyidere, Prtchard, from Bal imore.
with mdse, 70 Ludlam Watson. 'AA'oie'
r. shs,d Arsts Moni,on from Norfolk. with plaster
,n.no -. a Cole. Travis. from Baltimore, with
o, IN THE RIVER BOUND Up
ocnr. hsxai, Chichester. from New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

cAsFf,RD's TRouPE.-D Don't forget the
IA, Ihh,op'sa entertainmenf 1t Odd Fellows Hall to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-07

CHARGE OF ARsos.-Eli. zabeth, slave to
Thomas o. Burton of Henrico eli arced with setting
fire TO Mrs. Sarah chamberiane's house on Friday
night last. was further examined before the Mayor
yesterday, and then committed for final trial before
the Hastings Court which site on Mo. 1day next The
circumstances against this girl a. strong they
could well be and may possibly lead to her desec.
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10 oek,ck, wss falsa 80
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EMANciPATEp.-Eliza Lewis and her
child. emancipated slaves by the will OF Nathaniel
Norman, who died in 1889, and who then LETT the
women Tree, as soon as she had been hired out a
sufficient time to pay his executors $3.50 was
in the Commonwealth contrary TO law. The case
was laid over To be futher ensquired into by his
honor
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ee,244,000 90

REV. j. c. RIcHMoSD-The " True Demo
erat," of New York, says that the Rev. j. e.
Richmond, who complains of having been
badly treated by the Austrian authorities, "is
a gentleman of verylittle consequence under
any circumstances" and trusts the Govern.
ment will be too wise to expose itself about
one whose whole life has been spent in awk.
ward endeavors of this kind to gain public no.
toriety."
We know nothing of Rev Mr. Richmond,
and he may bea very humble individual, but
there are circumstances in which the hum
blest citizen may be of consequence If Mr..
Richmords rights, as an American citizen,
have been invaded, it isjust as much the duty
of the Government to protect him as it would
be to defend the greatest man in the land
under the same circumstances Wrongs to
Mr.. Richmond, the American, ought to be of
at least as much consequence as wrongs to
Kozsta, the Hungarian
HOUSE OF MISUNDERSTANDING SESSION
MONDAY, Feb. g. 1854
MEDICAL CoLLEeE.-The unfinished business
being the consideration OF the bill incorporating the
Virginia Medical College, came up in order
Mr. VERIFY waived his privilege to continue the
debate under the impression that the House was
ready for the question.
After few remarks from Mr. MARTz the cues
ton was put upon his amendment, already de.
scribed. and 1t was rejected The substitute offer.
ed by Mr.. ToMLIN was then adopted.
Mr.. HANCOCK of Charlotte moved to amend the
bill as amended by adding clause requiring the
assent OF Hampden sydney College before the bill
should take effect The House by decided voice
rejected this amendment and the bill was ordered
to be ensrossed.
No other important business was done during the
evening session.
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Manassa Gan Railroad Company, :. :. .o4o,OOo 90
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, 49,. 420 90 90
Virginia Central Railroad, L 500 ono m
Covinzton and Ohio Railroad, 2OnO.O00 %
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, 600. 900 90
Alexandria. Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Railroad, .3e0 mn m
Loudoun Branch Railroad, ........ 10000 90
Northwestern Railroad $50 600 on
Mareantown and Independence
Railroad 1ooo o0 IN
Richmond and Danvile Railroad, 100000 90
fredericksburg and Gordonsvile
Railroad, ia 600 90
HALIFAX and Pisssylvania Railroad. 300 900 90
ee,244, 900 90
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Auction NoTIcE.-The attention of Gro
GERS &c. il solicited TO our sale of imported Cisas
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. to DO sold for and %
fe7 A MOTT CO., Aucia
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PROTECTION BUILDING Fund COMPANY
The rel ular Monthly Meeting Of the Company will
be held the 10th of February, at * o'clock, P.
colt Co.'s Store.
The first monthly instalment of one dollar on each
share must be paid be fore the day of the resu-
lar meeting.
The Secretary can be found the Bookste re- of sr
james Woodhouse, l3g, Main street, where the cou.
stituton can be signed by those who have not done
WIN. A. BUFFERS
Il d-tI0fh Serrntnrn
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CTOLEN-A BANK BOOK, CONTAINING
~ certificate Of deposte. writtqp on one of the
leaves, for $50 III the New York bowery Sasiprs
Bank also. certificate OF depositc, No. 5ess. fss
- dated Jan. %, 1854 on the Richmond City Say
ines tnststution both In the of the subscriber
Persons are hereby forewarued axainst trading for
or reeeising tbs same, payment has been stopped
IL Tilt, TH0s. 8ILBEkF
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JOB AND CARD PRINTING

.bALrIhoRE, Feb. CLEARED, schrs. Helen. AVN.
s.rone, nd T. sleus, McCready for Frsdericksbnre