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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-11
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VIEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTyO,


':s'2' S:a'e '':.rrFS and Legislature arc
bc elected. Until vcTy recently bet little Il:
leen said in IT,. Stat. relative to.,.o .'.,;;a
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and IN endorsement, O.; The Nrir,.lq In !,
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New Hampshire ~ he ioca.o.o p?r:v. T.
AIRY Ike S'a:c with their usual heavy TIA
;o~:.,. Finals, !, is said have l.e., r,:.,
w:t!.o~: Ike STATE. to aid in swcM.;nu III, 20,
Sixteen or seventeen hundred dollars hay,
been raised as rt:,o,, ha, il. Of Go,yra.ne,
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State Convention Oh tho Nebraska Bill.


tarcs.
On motion O: Hon. Il. T. Thompson 4 co::l-
m!ttec Of three was appointed hy tn" chair, tc
nominate officers Of Ike conven:ion. consist.
ing of Hon. u. p Thompson. +. T. Merrill!
and James Green.
o.: motion OF Hon. Wa ?. Er.ces. a coo.-
"':ec OF seven was appointed hy the chair tc
report resolutions. CONSISTING Of Hon ". T.
3rircs. +. +. Merrill, s. <. .t,la,a,. s. "
Eigclow, J.. j. Walton, lr. e.. c. Sampson
auA IL. b. STACY
The committee to nominate officers report
ed the following, which report was accepted,
= a"d adopted, .o-wi;:
Hon. WV. FRENCH, o. Chit;er,lcn Co..
President
Hen. 4. X. KEITH Of Va >'in..on.
ii. g. STACY. 0: CLi;tenlcn,
NJ NJ. DAVIS. OF Windsor.
). NJ BIGELow. Of Grange. Vice
\. W. CArWfLL. oi I-an:Gi!e Prc>i-
John MCLEAN. Of Ca.c,lon,. ,.c.t>
VIM. TRASH. OF Essex
+. +. " ALTON. JE.. OF Washington. Serrn-
L. WEIGH. of Rntland. tar;c,
ON mo:;o, of Hon Nm y
'itation by the President, the Rev. Mr. Hand
!rd tie convention in PRAYER
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Post OifICc Cn,>,;r-N'c understand
that Hiram Atkins, E>4.. has been Al pointed
Postmaster n Ec.i"ws Fills in ,.-r ;.i' Y g.
Burke. l:s'!.. removed. Mr. Burke. ike Ii.
namcsakc and relative in Nv Iism.,>lirr. !.
toe much Of a Eci:.o rat II sustain ,...~;;',
the administration in al, is features. Az
.o.:'e:'< % otli'r are no. row r,:,.....i 20 rx-
press o. en;v:ia:: individual o,i.ions.-Er-
&c.
A"i;i>I FOR it~-ixH NoErnln~> ~
IA ritl :.a.n".l forju>'i. formerly iror.
Chesterfield. \. il. passed FIVE dollar n,.c
Of the bennington Bark to Nr !rln.n Brown
IN Marlboro. il i.9!mcn: 81 some small ,.rr-
c!'a~". AM rc.~:vcl therefor S!.>7l-a in
c"..4;,' funds. H.. ,:,, IT,. a.e;n make Ii.
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L.. week. The ILL Wa I'm >'o~n Him.
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iten:iary. The next day he killed himself in
Jail, BY taking, as is supposed. dose of
s:rychn;nc.
NEBRASKA ELL IN THIS TOWN.
On Tuesday. a. the annua! March meeting
in this town. the following resolution was
presented bv Hon Calvin Morrill,. for ;'ic as
ton G! Ii" irpcmca Of the town:
Resolved, That The treca:cn Of the town q!
St. Johnsburv. Vermont. TO hereby respect
fully but most firmly and so!en,a.:- Protect u
sain<t the passage of any ac; tv Congress
whereby Slavery Shall ever he admitted or
recognized in any territory Eorti, Of SO de
grees and 80 minutes north latitude, as being.
in their opinion violation Of The pi;oiir!
faith Of the raton-an act of manifest peril
dv to Freedom ard 70 the North. and fraucl:'
with danger 10 t.se peace and pcrrc:n;;v C
III" Federal Union.
Resolved. That the Town CLERK transil:::
COZ, Of lie above resolution. day certified
to Tie Representative IL Congress from this
District
Erie:' remarks were nlade lii favor Of The
rassacr OF the resolution l., T.. E. Re,iinnton
ESQ. and the Hon. Calvin Merrill. and in
opposition to action upon ii by Geo G. Bar
ney and Ce,,ha< ILL., E,qrs The qucs'ion
vas called for. and Tie vote taken, and The
resolution passed with hrt two dissenting
votes-our rc rhhor Barney Of tie Pos. Office
and another individual voting in the NEGATIVE
Our townsnon NAV therefore be considered
as hostile 20 opening free territory a sol
cam act 50 years 400 corSecra.cd TO freedom
to the Introduction of slavery
ST. Joansbucy Literary Institute
Tie eleventh and last Lecture of the
Course was delivered on T"cs,:ev rvcnin.
by Erv. Henry Giles. Bangor Ne Subject
III" false ard Exaggerated Eulosy comron in
Popular ora:ory. I; wa< an excellent Lee
tnr". tu' OWN: 70 the r::ri,! manner Of l.
delivery. and IL" peculiarly ofilr subject
we i,un! il 'i.iicn!t to rcTp~; !; at all salts
..r:ory e arrsc,e< Or WIN ii,.i~c 10 the an
tho, and therefore !7y CIV rr:.e:: aside e.:
oHr own particular u:r
We have learned there was 10 ORGANIZED or
position - Mr .l:,!-vnc.thr .c.nnorancr ,an.
ai'!a'c for Commissioner in tbs County. ",
is undoubtedly elected Judec Nay;r. who
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II. uses his .pu't with he .c,,. AZ tie chil
.lt,a Of C,ln: Il ,r.;,r acH Playing aro;n
him while he '!i... Fowl t-csp1.s on III
gro.:i! ard make 'rco viii lie favoci:e fow
e.. l..;-.
The i:n?crii! gardener -e;..,. .or Ii, gu!
.hco:s III. ;:e>:,.ss,r, d2:a. and thcn pro
.-..i- viii, H., wor. .,,crir,'rn'in. t.,
raising OF sol. wall. in H., Pee the lr:,1
Ton Oh reservoirs H. aio;'i,~. Visions Of IL,
oil ;ii..c come a..ros; H. while IL !..no:s Al.
h, traces out tie ,,rouu'! Y! H., little - arden
plan. i.s iiri,, wori:s.!or defensive operations
10 the c.iiiica,ion CT his oiicrrs and attend
ants. who group ,hoH. hiii rs i, explains lis
il"as. Day after d.v s.: = jr:,;' '"t hapr,
interval, IKE car,!, hin, con:iiuc;. livery
man in tx ':ouse ;.ae <1ar j: ii, ,.1"sl, an
Napoleon is busy lu.;.ar u S,s.. i.r s"H:',
messcn-crs % II" or'er,, .;n- ta:'.: s,.ovc,,
anl si:,..t. o.; VII! The c..',..: cite:
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great r:,n Ill. busy with Il: .,::r.':... q:
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H. in 300! I.:.Ir :..e ne. ,;o.M.uy. e.: ::!,.
sail officer w.i,.s to Ia tov,n.:. il. his ,,s:-
!: report Of line al. o. My lo2G Gen.
Bonar:r.e b., 20: !. large XII which he
rings. and Immediately u;oa III .;gns! all
the servant. turn OF. to wort in tie garden
In less than Il year after this sentence was
written Napoleon died. Where '.c vas frs;
buried. and here he now lies Ike wc.!l
knows. Had he maintained durin" tn. v ilo'.
Of his Elk wears tani>hncr'. the '!isii",! and
.impl. bearing whicl. he a.sumeI Tor few
weeks i'll l.i- I;.c "r .!~n. MIR i',.rsyt!.'> Eoc..
would not been nece>sa.v. and :hrrc wo':;i
have been sanct::v III cnr rccn!.rriinns O. TIE
las, Tvs cf'',r sill inn : ,::anc':es -YYr-
G:,a I:t,.'.
Terrible ESrlos;o. O. :. Stem Es,;;iiac.
SIXTEEN ME- INSTANTLY KILLED.
F3::ry %. F.;;-:i Hrr:.,.;: 'vn.r.-CAg
FAcrcHr E:;.r:: .i:.p.- GREAT D3:-
,TrrCvIo:; ~ lLo:'-":y.
Hs"r.oEn. \. NJ. March >
Ahor; , o'rn.HH this afternoon, Tie NV
s'ram boiler OF Fa'eS & Ora: $ Gar Factory
expo ted, Destroying III" t'ack:.Nj,,'s shop
and engine ,Go:!:, AZ. l;.t". saa.:,::i:,, IT,
'i'.lr building.
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tnNvlcTiDH OF Dir. GARDNER .<n INC
'.A H-Dr. Gardiner. on tra! at Wa.h:no-
'on Tor obtaining through perjury, l..,.e a.
no"nt oi tie Mexican indemnify ma,
account OF certain silver mines in Ncx;r, of
'i'ch lie false! V asserted he had been mine,
deprived ny the government Of ;h2t rou..
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Vote for Ccmlnissio,le-:.

,IuGc.irr OPPOSITION
Earnc.. 81 +.
Iiarlw.'''.. l3l Is
s.. Johnsblry, 10
Sheffield, 10 yo.c-no article in
The Warrant
NI:b". TO vote taken.
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''.''& 1T Ei;i'HrrATi",;.-!hc Charles
'on g. c. News, in speaking oi' nou..a ,'
Nebraska E:l. say TIE Whole thing is sum
med L? il 9 H".s..c,l--.I: tq'-< c1,,,, ~, c,.
'""y geographical restriction, pJ.oa lie e.
iG.<'o" OF s'drery. oal y;';c< /: wmArIr DID
- "p-SFs: :i.' ORE, - CHAR. - ,.,1o,..c
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Gov. i'o!:::. TIE T., = !.ar,i !.c-:,!4-
- "a" 49, III a:."n.iia. -: "l..:.-e
# +. V. Dor, a;d ,s,:.:,,~l t. :..,~,,~
g r.: .''i re-" Co.'S.
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HoS. Gro. T. MArsH-Ne learn iron,
our correspondent a. Constan;incn!e, tia,
the Hon George T.. Marsh. late minister res
i,lent of the Unisei ). s:es near TIE Sublime
Porte, lei: there on the 10Th December, 10.
Malta. on hi. w.v 20 Sicily ard Italy, whcr.
he intends sperd:nc. t!,e remain der ct the
winter with lis family
I he selection maAt " t',n ~, CIR TAYLOR.
Of Air Mar. .',: .i:r POI o ,....i,,, y - Turk
~, was one sf .he -. o! bis administration
Ills character a. 4 gentleman aa., scholar
..,nds very hic!. viz, ali w!.a I;row !;n.. AID
these rendered his residence at Constau.no-
i.le of much use to t'c reputation OF his coun-
try AMI KS pubic Eirn. NJ minister s'1od
higher at ConS.antirnop'e VIII tie S.,:ai
and his ministers, the diplomat: corns. snd
with its little American colony. :i.a.. Mr.
Marsh. a man OF stern Integrity. G: uncom-
promising principles, Of honor, 0: .ro.cund
and correct judi mcn' OF: unL!cn,ishcI virtue
and temperance. and the most c0nrii;a;inc
and friendly manner. Al tie !ncrican
citizens a; Coas:a.;iHo;!c offered him COM
pli,nentarv a2!r, :. expressive Of TIE .i.l,
sense viii / t..c* entertained for his clara
ger and scrv.cr' in ptoino.in. their Interests
during his rcsi'!, ::ce in 'i'u..:ev. He en-
barse;! on board lie French lostal steamer
'rcm the ni:r,i States c:.!"ct." "!nv2f,."
wh:ck vas then i'll the B9sphcrou<. anl was
,or.or"'. with a SALUTE of eighteen guns, anI
three .l:a:i: r.ctrs from '..c crew
is a si!.c.r" "a. :>: liz, 70 u 10 !. abe
I 80 :, r.. .; 3.- 4 Cn.l.,er,:.!:or :,
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MIscELLANEoUs.

ID DECOU u CO., Franklin Clothing
IOs Store, Richmond, Va, 10 the best and cheap
est store In the city to buy all kinds Of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
We are constantly making up, and have for sale,
all qualities and styles of Garments from which the
most fastdious can select and be suited. The faeili
ties enjoy with reference to the selections of the
newest and richest styles of goods as fast they
appear Ia the Northern and Eastern markets. afford
guarantee that we will be second to none In the
fashionable TASTEFUL and excellent character OF our
goods. Inclnded in our stock, will be found
Dress and Frock Coats. Of all colors and materials
suitable to the season.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants OF new and
beautiful patterns.
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests, in great variety
In fact, every article required to complete the
wardrobe of the gentleman and the man of business,
may be met with above /; and all Of which we will
sell ascheap the cheapeH and warrant as good a.
the best. Therefore, all who may be in want of
Clothing, would do well to call at the Franklin Cloth
ing Store, No. SO Main street.
fe 10 r. DECOU co.
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MEDrCINEe.
Y,HE only infalllble Medicine Ino.

VIE only infallIb1e Medicine knoun
= BURROWS ELIXIR vITA--The ors.,.a,-
tcle In all its purity Quick and powerful, it, y,
tues are proverbinl--ip 20 many instances 49,.
raised rom the very verge Of the tomb the sns.ss
.! aIsesses " their most terrible FORMS % tesf
niais OF the most exalted character from ipd;vse,
and institutions testify. In the descriptive r,s'
may De fonnd one from the Masonic and Odd PaiiT
Lodges OF Norfolk. The medicines allie TO si.. ,.
are numerous and valuable hut II persons are vs
20 suspend their use and submit 10 course ~
lR VITA, cure at once can be effected n "a LA
cases, only one or two weeks being reanirsS ~
those regarded as utterly incurable only fbras ahd
weeks. IL will thoroughly purify the blood 'Ost
serofula, Rheumatism, Indigestion ne Il =. ~
alone. Its action on the Bowels Liver ana ;shos
are direct and efficient. Depraved humor. ~ hsy'
circulation affect the vital orsaps A eonrss ~ ,hs
or three weeks viii relieve the system OF ali I'VE
matter reaction ensues, an inc0ntroIJshle o,elf
with high and vigorous health the result iPpssIis
and heavy colds that often end in a ran;S a. Y1eep
nothing j. comparable. For rnercurisl ana ,tns'
diseases IL Is truly the only medicine LneSyr Ite
leaving yestiee of the disease. Pnrsus ~. ITO, CO.
above, unless the bones have Commenced soaIse
If so, at the end of three weeks snspend H. yihs
weeks, recommence, and at the end Of fb,ss use
the body will be restored to its original hesIth sess
We have just been put in possession of lit,
supply of the above insa liable medicine The oeIa
derfui curative pow. re- Of which provefbia VI
FURCEIL, LADD & CO
JACK SON B. WOOD
GkUBBS x APPERSON
fe 25-ly Drnsa
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A RI OF WAR.-Summary of the Art
"A of War, or a New Analytical, composed of the
principal combinations of strategy, of grand tactics
and of military policy. By Baron de Jomini, Gene
raj in Chief, and Abide camp General his majesty
the Emperor of all the Russas. Translated from the
French; 81 Is.
A Manual for the use of Notaries Public, compri-
sing summary of the law of bills of exchange and
of promissory notes. both in Europe and the United
States checks on bankers and sight bills with ap-
proved forms of protest and notice of protest. and
ferences to important legal decisions. Adapted for
the use Of Notaries Public and bank officers BY B.
Rocker, A. M; 81.
Putnam's Magazine, vol. 2, cloth; s.
History of the City of New York, by D. T. Valen-
tine; 81.
Sunshine of Greystone story for girls, by f. j.
May, author of Louis School DAVIS" 75c.
Darlington Castle, tale of the Jesuits by c. G. H.
author of The Curate of Linwood &C.; 5Oc
Dashes of American Humor, by Howard Paul with
illustrations; SOC.
Helen and Arthur, or Miss Musa's Spinning Wheel
by Caroline Lee Hentz; SOC.
The Heirs of Randolph Abbey, a novel; price 25c
1T IS the abest and most powerful fiction of the
day. Daily Times.
=. Marie Louise or the Opposite Neighbors By EN-
lie Caren; price Csc.
The Virginia Medical and Surgical Journal for
March; SOC. per number s. per annum
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
ma IL Eagle Block.
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r IST OF LETTERS Remaining in the
il 4 Richmond Post Office on the 18th Of March,
rz,rPersons calling for Letters In this List VIII
please say they are advertised.
fY- Office hours, on Sunday, hereafter, from . 10
A 'M and to p Nj
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TNHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSL
FRANKLIN STREET HIST BEL on - -.

Il FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW TIE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DoCToR PLUME TnL
still dispensing the blessings of their kill in ~
institution wa
People in the country, when visiting the eitv A..
very particularly invited to call mo charge 1y go.
sultatIon.b Much attention is given to female d.
ders. '"''
Doctor P. Co. are the makers and sole vends,,, -,
the CHE MICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW
ERS, which has stood the test of time and 49,
unryailed in giving tone and vigor to system shs,
tered and almost wted down BY the froics of earl,
life. gary
All letters, prepaid, promptly attended to. OFF,.
hours from A. NJ, till p. M. S'
au 5--dS WITS Rtcsaosn "
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TRY HuTCHEsON's UNRIVALLEI

INRY HUTCHESON'S UNRlVALLED
Il OINTMENT
For Piles, Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes Cuts or Bruises
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
1t cures Piles speedily
IL relieves Sore Throat or Breast immediately
Horses. Vi ooie Eyes OF
huTCHEsoN's OINTMENT is prepared with
srsSi care, and never fail. to give satisfaction
me sm,cted are invited to give it trial and if it
shonid not accomplish what is claimed for II +bsn
cal. u q humbug, and demand your money
The proPretors have in their possession anv nnn
per OF certificates, from some of the most rasna,
Bile citizens of Virginia and other States nm 81
winch accompany each Box Prepared by VI
OIL, w HoTGHESON CO, Amsterdam. Va.
PURCELL, LADD L co, and
Ino It-o&com DOVE i Co, Richmond Vo
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five hun

CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five hun
~ dred Enameled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced prices-The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his manu-
facture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns, such square topped Gothic, Lptic,
Circle, &c, with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum
mer Pieces, &c, to match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country, punctualy attended to and carefully packed
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis
counts off, cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell aud Brass Foundry Main, be-
tween 9th and 9Th sts., Richmond, Va
fe 25 3m* SAMUEL ID. DENOON.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL r. r CO,}
RICHMOND, March 4, 1854. 5
A 7 meeting of the Board of Directors
IA of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, on
the 4th day of March, 1854, the following resolution
was adopted, viz: T.
Resolred That meeting of the Stockholders be
convened to meet in the city .f Richmond on
THURSDAY, the 9th day of APRIL next, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ at the Metropolitan Hall.
copy from the minutes.
NH 6-t6thap J. GARRETT, Sec'Ty.
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l. CA NILS Az ADJ IL Az
Roane Mrs
Rely Mrs
Robinson Mrs G
Royal Mrs Frances S
Reid Mrs George
Rsudson Mrs Mary J
Regain Mrs Marg }
Shields Jane E
Sharp Mrs Ann +
Smith Mrs Amelia V
Spicer Miss Ann N
Stubs Mrs Ann
Scott Mrs Caroline
Shelton Mrs Glenn
Simnls Mrs Eliza
Shepherd MI s + E
Speahan Mrs Joanna
Seal Mrs Judith
Shoemaker Mrs Ind
Sy ester Mrs Kate G
Sith Mrs Laura
Stanley Mrs L A +
Simms Mrs Lucy d
Stuart Mrs Mary A
Taylor Miss w A
Turner Mrs Sylvia
Thacker Miss Sarah III
Turner Miss Mary
Tinsley Miss M N
Taliaferro Mrs Mary Fl
Tutor Mrs Mary III
Thompson Mrs Mary
Vine Mrs Jane
Venable Mrs Joseph
Vest Mrs France s
Wilkinson Miss Sarah
Wingfield Miss L l.
Wright Mrs Nancy A
Willis Miss V Nj
Webb Miss Mary
w barton Mrs Lucy +
Williams Miss Jane T.
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rAs FITTING, STEAM PIPING,

~ ROOFING, &c.--Having just received from the
North large stock of Materials, am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses and to cover buildings with Tin or
any lind of metal in the best manner at reasonable
prices and with despatch.
have secured the services of number ofex-
cellent workmen in the various branches of my bust
nes5 aud therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute. Persons having work in my line.
will find it to their advantage to give cali at my
the East side of 18th street, between Main
and Cary
fe It's CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
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X MOVAL.-DR. A. G.. HARDIN

- Graduate of the Physio Medical CoIIeee ana
rinlmar1 OF OHIO, still continues to te nder his ser
the departments of his profession bopinn ny 10 an
he nav 70 ms profession to merit all the patronage
fessonally engaged D"u uas' "hen not pro-
- extracting Teeth only Is cents,
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NOTICE TO THE SIUCkHOLDEKS
IN OF THE RICHMOND AND DAEVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY.-A general meetir z ofthe
Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville Rail
road Company will be held in the city of Richmond
OH THURSDAY, the 18th lay of April, 1854, at II
o'clock, NJ
The Stockholders will, usual, pass free over the
Railroad, to and from the meeting
BY order of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS
P. VAN DEURSEN. Sec'y.
Office Richmond and Danville r, r. Co. /
Richmond, Feb "a, 1854.
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CAMUEL D. DENOON. BelI and Bra

SAMUEL ID. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, on Main, between 9Th and 9th streets
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the above bu-
siness in all its various branches
BELLS for churches, ships railroads. taverns, and
all kinds of House Bells, made TO order.
From the large number of Bells that have made
in the last 20 years and their superior tone and qua
lity can assure my friends that they equal to
any made in this country. | shall always keep ON
hand regular supply of all kinds of BELLS, &c.
EB- All kinds of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
dry Business promptly attended to. Bell Brass and
all the various kinds of Metallic Castings done at the
shortest notice and the lowest rates
NJ b, The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS. fe 25-3m4