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10 them the reluctance he feij "a hespS CON-
PEELED by his duty to charge them on point
of so much Importance with SO little opportu.
nifty OF forning AN opinion; that whathe should
say to them would he the mere Impressions of
the moment, witch upon more mature coDsid-
Grafton he might probably be induced to alter:
He then explained to them tie general doc
trise of interpretations, that they are the crea-
lures OF the law and must act within their
charters, &c. ibatthe ninth fundamental rule
of the bank which had been rea5. appeared
o him, without further opportunity OF retlcc-
lion, TO restrict il from dealing in profnssory
notes, that the word iscouDts which was made
use of, did not necessarily apply TO promis DRY
notes; that IL was equally applicable 10 bills
of exchange.
"The Jury returned verdict for the defen-
danis. IL was expected that "a motion wnuid
be made for new trial, ysh.ch would have
given an opportunity for more r,siare in
vesiigation. but the counsel for the plain,iii
thought proper 10 take different course.
VIII merely enquire whether II ~ pro-
per TO publish TO the world, as the decision Of
court, au opinion expressed under such cir
cumstances, without mentioning ti'c pecn-
liar embarrasSments under which it was given.
In the course of AN investigation in the nature
OF a Hsi. prius trial, no judge should he
held responsible for every decision which lie
makes. The ablest judges ON an argument at
Bar frequently alter the opinion which they
have expressed In the progress of hasty trial.
Va Ii the above opinion had been given as
the result OF reflection, instead OF the mere
Impression of the moment, IL would have been
fair subject ofnewspaper comment; bnt we
would suggest 10 the gentleman who prepared
the statement for the press, whether he has
not INDUCED his feelings al the expense of his
Castor.
Sitter Mine.-The Tocsin, an Indiana
paper, states, that silver mine has been
discovered in the late. purchase i'm That
stdte.... The circumstances mentioned,
however rather Tend IN fiscrpdit thp
statement. An Indian, il is said, made
known the existence of the mine 10 gen.
iiemau near the boundary, who hired him
TO shew il. This gentleman brought in
three pounds Of the ore, which he has
shewn TO the citizens ofSalem, and which
the editor Of the rocsin, who has seen il,
suppOses TO be at least Two thirds silver.
The gentleman, who refuses TO tell where
the mine is, affirms, that three acaggoa
loads hare been cast into bars by tie Indians,
which he intends 10 bring i'm.
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The Lexington Reporter Of 26th ult states that sc
counterfeit noies on tie Lynchhurg Grsnch OF the VIZ
g'Hia bana ate ~ circulation in Kentucky. The ~
craving said TO he the style OF Murray Draper am,
FairnIan's plates, aud well executed
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James RiveI' Lnnd for SIZE.


4 AGAIN offer for sale the tract Of LAND belonging
10 the estate Of Randolph Jefferson deo'd tying in
buckingham county immediately on James river.
opposite the town NJ Scosve containing about 6nses
bundfedacfes 1850 Of which grounds the greater
part first Tae..A considerable proportions ofihe high
land IS very hne, the balance Of different qualities
Astounding with good timber. The iahd Us convenient
TO three or four fine merchant mills ibe farheti OF
them Is situated on James river about len miles below
further description ri the land is deemed
as ~ Is presumed those wishing to purchase will htst
view the and,., For terms apply 10 the snbscroer.
ZiCH>RIAH NEVIL 4dnt'Or apith ne 1ViU
a'iaersd Of Rdndotph Jefferson, tee.
81 the land is not sold previous to The 18Th Of
october next, u will on that day be RENTED 10 the
highest bidder for the term Of one year commencing
the lst OF JaHu1ry, 1921 with the privilege Of seeding
grain immediately after renting.
ZACuAkIAH NEVlL, Hdnf'or min me tiH
annexed NJ RaUdofyh Jefferson. dec.
Augnst o. 21..vii~'
'E'RUSiEES SALE...By virtue Of a deed Of trg +
from John GIT and wife dated the Eoveml.,
1871, aud recorded IN be county Of uenFico we
shall proceed - sell, Wcdy,es,7ay me z0fh OTSac
yTeseHt month, (1BsRsf) At ~ O'Clock. IN nom 81
the EAGLE Hotel, for fCadg money, LOIS Nos. & ~
~ waIelPs pian 81 Lots on Ricbnoad lI or 70 much
thereof as may he necessary RAISE certain srm =
money provided fnf ~ said deed ana to frfray ,s,
interest and cOsisiheTeon, aud the expenses cafr,i
the trust into execution Such title ohly asthe deco
vests IN the ttuslsCs will be conveyed
JAMES RROWN, ir 1
VILLAS ffVNEI I 'i"''ets'
August s 1f..tas
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rive have received printed list Of Non Resdents'
Lands IA Kentucky, which advertised be sold tot
tue payment OF the slate taxes The list service
OF any one who wishes to inspect it at this ONCE.
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u gives ms pain TO announce The decease ofMICHAFI
ESQ. Of this city, wht departed this life
on "esoay evening last al Mountain Top near Waynes
borough IN the comfy Of Augusta the 56b wear of
his had afflicted by yery lingetnO
lnsispoSton, aud had repaired that place FOR The
behtt 81 MS health but neither the physicans skill
nsr the mountains the his family could
stay him on the drink Of the grave. lie was NAN Of
strong and acute mind, great Industry and perseyef
ance of character. firm aud nexble principles both
ships as we have ever known He has left distressed
wife and only behind him.
Wv are sorry TO announce the death of WILLIAM
v" BlBB Governor OF the state OF Alabama at his seat
near Fort jackson, on the 10th u. He was patriot
an intelligent man, a gentleman.
CsoMNUNICLrED.
DIED ,l-Suddenly ofan apOplecIc Mt on The 18th
uit. fOtheTngay his late residence aIoneI GEORGE
HANCOCK, IN the 66 year fhs age In early life lhis
'eherahle patriot entered the army where he continued
until Tue termination ct our revolutionary war beInV
ed 10y his brother officers Having performed In. duv
ana for some tine representative in the Congress
OF tue United States His Sudden death has
soclety OF an ornament, his country Of a friend.
Drparteh this life Tuesday Of July IN The 10th
year OF her age, ELIZABETH STEGER, daughter OF
UtHfahh Steger, of Buckingham County. She bore her
sickness with The patience aud or.ude OF
that 1t was the Christening hand Of which made he
suder; aud her transit from 4" this vale # tears" WAS
marked with calmness aud tranquility knoHn only TO
those who nope for Immortality through the mediation
OF blessed Redeemer. She has left anectioBate
iathsrand mother, with number Of relatives lament
her nntimely end but tle OF her resignation
In the Of death has given them perfect
tba her soul has winged its way peaceful
where The wicked from bling and where the
| weary at rest"
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Abundant HaroeSt. from vari-
Gus sections Of our country represrn, The
harves; for all kinds of grain and vcgeia
HES 10 he very abnndsni. We learn
from an Ohio paper of the 18th inst. that
the farms throughout Ohio are teeminy
with abundance. The crops of wheat
are very great, and OF most excellent
quality; indeed they are so heavy aud
extensive. that il is apprehended some of
il will perish OH the ground for want of
Iabourcrs 10 secure il. Superfine Flour
les i'-c:i -v:d in Cincinnati for 50 25 per
barrcl. i'm good money. The paper above
spoken OF recommends the farmers To
increase their stock Of cattle TO help devour
the grain and quotes the maxim, =" be
thai multiplies cattle spins gold"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-08

Hwe shall pay our hIef respects to the Editor of
the National Gazetie-in sur next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-08
EicuARO ANDERSON. ar-,-.-
Augusis o. ,,,.
OMAN iNJUVcIioN....Ia POW6aIaa county court,
~ July 20, 1870
Brett Randolph. ......................p lQf,fjg

\
Brett acknowledgements. ylgf,fty
AGAINST ~
Peter WaIlb2l and John Briggs....... DeIcsdoEfs.
us Gay came the plaintiff ~ William Pspe Rso bis
attorney andli appearing O. tn satisfaction ofbc cour
ihst me dsfeHdani I'm 10 not ~ nha III ant ~
SAD Johu Briggs 90 appear htrt before he third
ihuTsday w October Eext snd ansWer tie rIainia',
D ana give secury for performing such def zee The
court naJ make hefein aud ii h fofiher ordered Nv
he conTt that copy 81 this order ss foibr h insert
go w. some newspaper psslishsd 30 the civ II gicb
moud' and continued for two months successively and
That ap0ihef cGpJ be pOstea ~ the door Of a..
courthouse 81 this county successive coau DAYS
previous TO the sad bird Thursday in october next
copy--Tette, Wa. g. DANCE. CLERK
--- n"gus, .. T..T5w
EUsl received, and fer sale al William a. FG.WbT,
- soHh's Book Store, lev copies 81 TIE
Fih Volume If GImfOyds REPORTS
Price 50 80.
Nay be had also at Tie SANE rtce aud Of The Autbor
~ tht Capitol,
MUHFORD's GETERNL I..DEZ 70 THE VIZ
ctNAN Law hUTHoa THIS, containing all The VI inf,
ot aw otclaed ~ The reported BY FpashtHei0g
car, HfHfNR NHh G@,foyd Jointly, and NNHler,i
sePafaiett carefully exuacted. ana arTancea nnder
proper heads m alphabetical order iih notes referfpp
IN CONNECTING or cSpshsory dscistns aud Acts ofiiic
General Assembly, especially 10 ssch patts ~ the ne-
REVISED cooR, as hase in aHy respec, cAahred ~
mw, nfeviously tsliied ~ tue Cont Of Appeals.
Price So. va. 81 NfORv.
lIiy H. 9s.Vg-
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Ja;nes RJg,.,. TrnT fcy. NJ

a GREEAbLT To decd OF tTusi, e. ecutsd by Prics
Perkins, TO secure The payment oft5e Sums OF mo-
hey theTeln mentiOned,tS ". e Nicholas or his "a.
sisnees bea ing dais The DAY Of January IsIsana
corded IN The office Of the County ~ AIbeinarie
We bhhli, o" Tuesday the I0th day Of OctobSr merit
Hcbmohd proceed to sell psbiic aacticn or ready
caSh, mat VALUABLE ESFaTE on James River in the
county OF hihernaTle wbc tie said Wison C. Niehn-
ias ad vile, conveyed 20 the said Price psrkns by DEED
1eaIng date The rs day ofJanuary 1873 containing 81
hunoTed aud twenty nine and halacres more or less
and bounded as in the ssid deed is sci forlior So
mueh thereof as shalt be necessary pay the sums OF
mohey, no" Que ana unpaid, under toe said dsed "
trust with all interest thereon and tbe cbarosg NJ
.eane TIE said trust The subscrbcTs acting as tfas
convey snch title ouiy, is vested hem by
the AFORESAID deed.
EicuAPO ANDERSON ar-,-.-
DANIEL WARwlcE. ( IF"SteSs'
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T From tile Raieirh Registsr


MR.. GALES-In the Cape Fear Recor.
der, see ihe question propounded, whe-
ther !bcre Is amy eXisiIsg law appointing
the time and place, TO hold an Election for
Electors 10 vote for President and Vices
President Of The United States.
The first section oi The act of 1915,
chap. 3, Declares" that the persons quail
ified 10 vote for members, of the House
OF Commons OF the General bly, Of
this State, IN The said counties respeu-
lively, shall meet on The second Thurs
day OF November, 1916, al The place or
places by law established in their several
Counties, for the election of members of
the General Assembly, and there give
their votes, &c" The second sec.ion
declares, thai four years after the cleo
ton above described, and every four
wears thereafter, there shall be in the Sc
veral counties of this State, another elcc-
ton Of Electors 10 vote for President and
Vice President ofthe United States, to be
held on SUCH days and al such places as
are herelnbeiore prescribed
IL is very clear, therefore, that there is
a law nov In force, prescribing the 2d
Thursday of November next, at the place
or places by law established for the cleo
lion OF members OF the General Assem-
bly,. for holding The election in question.
There was 10 be sure much reason for
The doub, suggested in the Recorder, "a
rising from the inaccuracy OF The printed
copy OF the act. The word hereafter is
there used in The I'd section, by mistake,
ter herein6efore, which appears in The orr
Ginal manuscript in The Secretary's office.
Raleigh, july Is. II. POTTER.
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? d IL have revenge on them The wound
q indian was carried some distance on
his way 10 be tried bat his repeated at
Temps 10 do injury, although badly
wounded, induced one of the guard 10
send "a ball through his brains.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-08

7. B. Robertson, Esq. is elected Gu
vernon OF Louisiana Edward Livingston,
Esq. is elected member of Congress, 10
represent the district OF New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-08

PHILADELPHIA, August gu. s.
BANK STock-Sales This forenoon al
io4&. In New York yesterday, sales at
I05.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-12
LATE FRoM GIBRALTAR.

by the arrival last evening of the ship
Ceres Capt. Clark, in SO DAYS from Gibraltar.
the following verbal intelligence has heen re-
ceived = Charleston Times
The United States Squadron, consisting of
the klin, GHerricre and Peacock, were
left at Gibraltar 18th December.
On the night of 1th December heavy blow
from the eastward was experienced at GibIaI-
iar'- during which the Franklin parted one
came, broke the anchor stock of another and
nrhted across the bay, nearly to AIge5iTas
where she brought up with The sheei-anchOr
ann rode out tile gale without further damage
The markets al Gibraltar were dull; trade
DPln- much interrupted by the sickness in
SpaIn, and long guarantees. The commerce
with Spain was still closed. but expected to be
opened OF the LIST of January AS the fever had
greatly abated: the last official list gave about
IL 600 sick al Cadiz, Isla-Chick LANA, 81 Lucar
81. Slatys, Npras. and Seviilr-vpry few new
casts occurring, and many of the above number
couvalescent.
ne plague in Barbary was also abating fast.
auc great hopcSwere entertained that the early
$elllng ia OF cold weather wOnd bring abnnt A
General state OF good he.ith many of the
mountains in Spain and Africa being already
capped with snow
Nothing new had transpired respecting our
affairs with spain. Many reports were in Circu-
lailon connecting England with her ~ a war
WIN this country; but all TOO vague 10 he en-
tlFh to untice The new Minister had kissed
his Most Catholic Majesiy's hand preparatory
10 his departure for The United States
lhe Ceres brings dispatches for tie Score
tar. of State, from Mr. Forsyth, our Minister
at Madrid.
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Mr.. Cak.LreWs .SnccDss


PETERSBURG, Feb. Ill affords TIC
Tie. greatest satisfaction 10 hear from New
Orleans, That the dramatic euterprisr Of
Mr.. CALDWELL is likely e. be crowned
with al! anticipated success. A letter
from gentleman in that ciiv. 10 his
trend ~ Petersburg, dated jarnury 9th
CHE day after MIR c. oprncd) contains
the following:
J am happy 10 inform YOU that MIR.
Caldwell opened hi Theatre here on Fri.
day night last 10 very crowded audience.
| make no doubt Of his most complete
success"
The Orleans Theatre is calculated TO
CONTAIN 1900 or 1900 persons. To have
f'ade the audience very crowded" wc
presume there must have been present a
number somewhat near the latter. Tint.
'Siave 1rade and Slape,y.
Although our feelings are IN unison
willi the phlIanihropic Sentiments of Mr..
H'igs OF New York, in regard 10 The
suppression OF the Slave Trade: VET We
nope That our representatives will moi
agree to his proposition, that the pubIic
lands shall be pledged as fund for that
'r ans similar object. We hope Congress
VII sci more value upon fl,c public lands
and that the resources Of the nation in
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=. She wA0lt, AIR. Be,,!,in in ,hr clair,
tie constellation a. this biil-ihe resiric-
five amendment beng still under cousid-
Grafton.
MIR. HempaiH, oi Pennsy lvania, resumed
ami concluded the speech Winch ne COM
menced on SATURDAY, IN favor at the Re
iiiciicn.
Mr.. IeLanc. OF Delaware, follow ed, in
opposition 10 ihe kc>irIriiou, and spoke
nearly three hours. Hhen he had con
c,uied,
Mr., Clay (Speaker1 rose and expressed
wish 10 address lie committee OH the
highly important question bciOre II but
tie Ia'rnc>s of tie hour prevented his
asking lis attention This afternoon and
be therefore uioved ,nat the committee
Use.
The committee then rose, Obtained
leave 10 ST, again; AMI
Ine House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-12

tue laws OF nature and ofra,iOns, we areius-
tined IN seeking redress and indemuitic iiOn
AZ such time, and in such manner, as we may
think best calculated to secure the Just rights
dnd promote the best interests of this nation.
The crisis has arrived, when we must rely on
ourselves, and not on the justice or magnani-
NIFTY OF Spain. No alternative is left. To re-
dress ourselves. is the best and only resort
But IN what way is IL 10 be done lieie lies
tie rubl We Will outtit no minister pleu,po-
,entIa,y Tor the Spanish Couit
One insists that Il We attempt to enforce
The treaty, IL viii he deemed an act of hostile
~, and we shall he plunged ia War. Another
insists. tiat II we assert our Claim TO the prov
mce OF Texas, and attempt to wrest il from
spain with AN armed force il will he consid-
cred AN act OF hostility, aud will involve the
nation IN war. Now, it Spain intends war, both
these parties are right. For, whether we TAX e
The one or tile other IL will furnish Spain with
sufhcient prstext TO strike al our commerce.
by way OF repiiSai
The following questions resent themse Ives
TO the consideration OF the statesman, and OF
the American people, aud ought TO be well cN-
amined
l. Shall we, for the present suspend active o.
perations?
enforce the treaty, leaving oar views solely
TO that objects
3. Shall we. ~ consequence of the non-ratiti-
cation OF the treaty, abandon Florida aud
entorce our claim 10 Texas!
A. Or shall we seek redress aud indcnuilica-
ton, IL full by all the means in our power
Perhaps little time will furnish a satisfac-
tory solution but, III the mean time, as ,ou
are legal doctor, l would he glad TO hear
what prescriptions you think most likely TO
afford relief.
The Maine and Missouri bills we are irving
10 unite, better tor worse.
EoHr most obedieut servant
THOMAS MEICAIFE
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8.

an cCIN \ l.,
The President communicated report
oil ,hr Secretary OF the Navy, containing
an abstract of the expenditures on ac-
couni OF Tie contingent expenses of the
IA Y Tor The last fiscal year: which Was
Amongst the petitions this morning
presented, were several from merchants
IN ihc commercial cities, pray ing duties
10 ~ laId OF auction sales !; and from
others praying that The credit OF duties
may mol be abolished.
The Senate resumed the consideration
OF Mr.. Walkers motion, OF Yesterday,
caii e Tor information respecting The
opdnsi treaty ; and, after a short discus
slon thereon, II WAS ordered In lie on the
table.
The Senate took up Mr.. IrimJles re-
Soiulion To appoint a standing commit
tee on the subject Of roads and canals
AM agreed thereto w-ereupon Messrs.
hing, of n. Y Van Dyhe, IiimbL, Dick.
erSo" aud Iho'aaS were appointed 10 com
pose The committee.
10 this committee various memorials
aud petitions heretofore otherwise disDo,
sea oi. were referred and
II, Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
llOnSP.
report from the Secretary OF State. ,,ans-
hitting, i'll obedience 10 a resolution of
the House, list at The printers spDoipt
ed 10 promulgate the laws of the United
~ ties, which WAS ordered TO lie ON the
table.
Mr.. Lcundcs from the committee on
Foreign Relations made an unlavorable
report on the claim of the owners of the
DANISH vessel fleurlck, recommended 10
ihe attention az Congress, by The Presi.
oen' o. the u. States, on the 24ih Dec.
lasl; which report WAS committed TO a
committee of the whole House.
lie bills which were yesterday sent
from the Senate for concurrence were
taken up, seNerally twice read and com.
mitted.
Mr. II Nelson called for the conside
raipn OF tine resolution which he moved
Yesterday, 10 dispense with all other bu-
sin"ss pending the question on the al
m'ssiono OF Missouri INTO The Uuion and
proceeded 10 supporttlis course by some
remarks OF the magnitude of this oues
non, pregnant, he believed, with The fate
OF The unlon, and the issue OF which The
people, of tue south and west particular
ly,a"aied with The deepest anxiety; but,
he yeas aud nays being ordered. on
f"V'"n ~ VT. i0Si0r, on the question of
considering the resolution;
MI. NehSon rose and Withdrew The roso
tuition, wits The avowal that he would of
tar II on 'o-morrow-noi wishing at pre-
sent TO prevent the House from resuniing
Inc immediate consideration of the Mis-
souri, question, Tor which il appeared
prepared.
MISSOURI BILL.
rue House then again went iuio acom
ni'iee OF the whole, MIR. BaLlicin in The
CHAIR, on this bilI-lhe Restrictive amend.
ment beng still under consideration.
:, Mr. Speahe'' ClG0 rose and addressed
The committee nearly four hours against
me right and expedlency of The propos-
cd Rcsiriciion.
:. ihe committee then ose, on the mo-
non OIL var. Sergeant, (who, according 10
usage, has priority Of claim 10 rhe Hoor
to-noTrow) and
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-12

Hb"c The subject offhp grfat Westey1 Couy,,
n'c"t'Dn IS on thr tnpis at RichmoRd, nc deem IL n
ydr9''btc oPportaHuy respectfully TO recommend
Eo t"c copS'dfTWi'n ~ thr GtHeTm dsscWbj,, ibe
Jom""Mg "'f'Hcf NJ ritter lchich IRE rec.ired
some tAHe S0 from citizen of hiRg,foy IN ME
state Of Tennessee jYHh the acrifey IRE o,,o nor
Sonna'ty nHac}1dinted but that is nj mn cn1oe
q"fHce nc communicates no igform9fjon ILot
Cun 'caac' h$ object or MS credibiiiy pibject To
crHtciSm. lie ORtY UCHtHrps TO supgest :, ni,, NJ
grcaS hdiond utility, and III, r.. jore shonIj he en-.
ttied u q TcSprctjW heGTiRg of fbs 6g0,;b,6j,
Of ms Pf'R nee ne iDcOMy,feR' 10 juire oyrsojrgS
0s,ng gagTa2t ~ tie topograjlty of the country
haze TO be mGdc. On Tpj.yriuo IN UcGss,S ,,,,
81 the Cnued 'StatrS it dpyrgrs lint JLe liz
lance from tn heaa If Nariyaf ON m DSn i,;ror
Gr"leb u "a iiomoke Jto me nearest brunch
Of toiich tie YaikiH jnferrcpc ,,J -, 80,
WWfr caTrIaSe far Gb,Ut 80 mites he r,yio
beng rs tOtlOws 49, Fran Dun Rjrer In n small
CTdnch Of He IadkiR, > mites In Me j1jfjn
Z" ~ tht'' ~; Z. % M,te9, amt thcHcr 10 he near-
est PoH" o. ne >. j.. OrGncA NJ JeaResscc j9jrcr
80 mites. ih'sis mtthe btfor4nafi,n ,og hgrc and
az ttdt ne are at present abie to gjre ,nc3 tho
sai'c' Of NE letter before u.s. N ne hire c,y-
Ie'tg Mated tfe TO"ie as to the distance nnrigable
o1 ui,n i.tSer ana commenced md finished it
dt naOiga6ie prints IN tie Dun a1d J,nDessee ,re
see 40 as parabLe diBicHfy 10 the conUecfjog NJ
nose Tirej& SNch q connection. il is obrjoys
uONd ppm an ertcRsire tuck coBnfTD fy,,jo ,rj,I
L s.a Oyu'd y worm Cdroi'HnaHd IirQjnia and
thT Hgh Il me products Of EuSf Tcyuy. So, o,j ~
inc esterH srctioH cf North Carotiy1, ,rosJi GnJ
GHe"r ana erPrdRiIH road 10 market tn ~
CaroHna IN PtFticuiar IL ,r0uid be hirbL, 6c,gf-
ci0i' We hope or Kingston corres59mieai Dr
@'lr o'hH "ho may hc Gbie 10 JuHi,h iaJorDta-
hh aPm he@Boet, rN Jaroy US ,cith thefr ijegs
aJogi Il more ~ dctaii WV" '"'"'
Kingston. (Tenn.) Dee. 7, 1919.
the EDITOR or THE HERALD.
SIR,
'"""Rh an entiTe stranger to son and your
city. ,"ntuFP 10 suggest Tor the cons,ierstio,,
OF us c'uIens, wh~thcr i, would not be of i'm
mehoe and almost incacHlable benefit 10 Them.
u tue state ~ North Carolina. in conii,rctior
WIN virginia, were 10 connect the waters Of
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