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Ttpenty Dollars Re,corJ


~ ANYWAY from the Subscribers al the Virrpi, Mill. in
inc county OF buckingham, Canton on Mond,
we ION u young bright niua,o fellow named Jeffrey =
for barrel Cooper by trade. lie or had ,rhen he
away very hhy full head Of hair, paakng appeuv ne
nuea White man as OF negroes does also the com
pieAon OF ms skin, of low STATURE and has very smiling
Gountenance while speaking He belongs Mr. Lavender %
Eower near Bent Greek in Buckingham been hired ey
M Henry Langhone and worked at his mill near LYNCH
burg ior several years. and is probably other these
ht iPhboufhoods He may however, lie working at his
raae ut some Flour manufacturing inll where he is nc,
known, under the character free man. or with or.st
phss, he may be working some boat on Jame, R;vc W.
would cal! the attention OF the police Richmond
Lynchbrg particularly 10 the fellow Twenty Dollar. reward
van be rd Tor experimenting and delivering 10 us at t.
place. OF Fifteen Dollars for experimenting securing him
IN any jail so that we get him during the current year
-. - A. d I. B. CRENSuAW.
.Hsn'a nn,s, 1uhe 40. ii-wtf
AIRS: l. l. RANDOLPH proposes o esiabsh boarding.
~ school Tor young Ladies, in New London Campbell co
Terms or session OF ten months, the 5th Of
October, 1926, and ending the Sih of August, 1877
Board and tuition ia the English branches uding
Writing, CRIMINALS Geography, History Chronology Arilhme
"' snu pam Heeu1e-woiki $40
Spanish %
Drawing, o.
~ y, ss"IHs ana mehdIng, 90
Masters OF Music and Dancing will be procured and t.
terms made known short time. Each scholar VIII fnrn;o
bed, bedding and towels. '
For day Schoiars:
Tuition in all the English branches above mentioned sat
Fuel, "N"S"i GU
Board and tuition payable half entrance the baape
at the expiration of 5 months -"
June TO-
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Pennsylvania CI,inlnc0 -lIoTJIc-

.,-.,,,. efHtSJtouto ChibTney ynaTbfe.
VIE subscriber, ~ eOnncxion with The pToprietors Of an ex
a 'en'iye Water Power Saw Mill "a prepared TO supply
any quantity Of The different kinds Of Penusy wanna Chimney
short sight. ISAAC II q Amt srI.S "
Marble Cnier.Zane street, between Seventh & Eighth
I'D
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SHaWONDaLE 8pRLNpS

kHE Boarding House will be opened for tine aceorods.
IL u'u 0 visitors, al the usual tiue.
The undorigntd Of The Poprietos ofihis establishment
aug n'eIe.iea 90 Is Pcnanru rrospeiy hs taken 10
mtse ample arrangements 10 the accommodation IT conpsnv
ana iers himself a The most entire satisfaction will b. rs
sen 10 the public L. ~ LACKfANye
Nav 26. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23

rHE Subscriber has moved 10 Fredericksburg and taken an
with view Of bcstow,ng hts uuiv ded attention. CARER finish
,ss m business IN the Count Of Appeals aud cLaneey
o. hiehond) TO the practice an the Superior County
OF Caroline aud the Superior Courts OF Chancery aud Law
with the HusIing' Courts held ia Fiederiekshur,.
=, JOHN DICKINSON.
G--w
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no THE PUBLIC.

REFORMATION is desired Of young man by the name =
Datet H. Green who le Il Columbia G. about eighteen
months ago. lie q about IS years Of age his person s =
about feet in height, his haT black beard nnsunly e.,
generally wore very large vhisker'; rather iacarn in N,
and Parieuary 50 with strangers His trade ,yss
That Of Cabinet Maker and House Carpenter When he 1s
Gopmhia e went IN company with two journey men, who
defined io North Carolina and Virginia oeo that perodj
Easion Having been for some time sick in Colnnbia b
friends are aprohensve that he may have died long %
be left there. Any information which an be given of hin III
be thankfully received by the subscribers. va
NJ IL CARDOZO, Richmond, Va.
JOHN GREEN, Estou, PeBnsvIvsu;,
D. Printers on The route between Richmond and Coln,aS
viii confer Particular favor BY giving the above few n,
tons. e
June q. "a
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.ADYER IiIS ElIEn.I,-

~ tract o. LAND called iil Grove eoniainisa ,hevo
1v1 acres lying In he lower end Of Aneif, eotaf low
ivy aayefsed, IS lil Tor sale II would make en- exeeen
uo papaon will he cold a together OF divided INTO
Nswan o1feh4 s3-tf Jgsf r. clxne
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PURSUANT 10 deed ofTfuH eSeorted nv Edmund Penn
toJohn tanm and Thomas Crews. dacd32d June fG0q
snd dhy recorded ihe clerks Office q Tie General Conn
Tor Pmpose therein ndued sba proceed 10 sell Tor ready
mohey' on The premise, Tuesday the fih day Of Int
nest CERTAIN tract parcel ~ nd lying and being in ne
county II Amherst North ide 81 Baf1i1 River adjoining
zee lands Of David s. Garland, james Hggnoham and Others
generally known ny The II The Giebe Tact and now m
Tee possession OF said Ednd Penn con,sunz about nine hun
bred acres Acting Trustee The subscriber will only convey
Ven 'he as b. vcsldin him tras;ee o' he believes The tfe
70 ~ Cd. THO5 CREWS, tustee.
Amhefst, June %. i2-et
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Jurc!G.
IHEAT.

NilE subscribers wish 20 contract for few thousand bushels
Il Of good Wheat deliverable james River, below tide
water FOL which the cash will b. paid ON delivery
Apply to SAMUEL MORDECAI x co, Petersburr
orto JOSEPH MARK son, Richmond.
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LItnatic HOSpitnI. n

Lt1dtlc Hospital, Eiiiidnlsburg
OIiCEs hereby q, that all cells IN this Institution
occupied, that no more patient. will he received
uh some OF the said cells vacant due notice of which WI
be gwen. BY order Of the Court of Directors
May 70. G-N 4
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BY ORDFR on THE EXEcT57JI51

- ANDOLPIrS Reports ~
( = Gimer's Reports.
Henings Statutes n large bsiH- collccon If ali A.
Laws Of Virginia. from the first session Of lie Lerisit s
The year 1919, IN IS volumes. The laws Of eoun,,
Of IL; soihai thorough knowledge o. them and IN th
ge'' would inform Ne Of every hing that oost nefnj H.
knoh about fhcm ard one Of The greatest peffectior al
Hnoriln n ceneai Is owing 90 iht Ignorance Of I,D
% The above works wl be sold o, reduced prices cooe
gueniy great riio 'srT be- ksd V early application be fo
70 j. II. & T. NASH j
fA-i.H ~
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Icy @ T27s o. EN,

Contradiction. Capt. Tutherly, of the scbr
Hammond, fishing vessel, has arrived at Ports
mouth, from the Bay Of Fundy. lie informs that
the statement (see first page) relative TO the cap
ture OF his vessel, by the British ship DotereI,
" has foundation in truth and that on the con-
trary, he was treated in gentlemanly and polite
manner. We suspected much There is not,
we believe, at this time, the least disposition, on
the part of the British Government to authorize or
to conniye at yexatious interference, by its armed
vessels, either with trade or fisheries. Our
Eastern friends should not cry "wof'' quite so
often. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23

THE Annual Examination OF the Students the College of
Miham and Mary will commence Saturday the 2dth
June aud close ON the Sd Of July. and
Tue pu1ic generally, respectfully requested attend
econ j. AUG. SMITH, Pr,.'dt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23

In the British House Of Commons on the goth
ATil, Lord Ridesdale presented a petition from
the holders Of mortgages on West India property,
praying the adoption of measures 10 restore the
value OF that property. Lord r. stated that in
consequence Of the pending discussions, and pro
posed emancipation of slaves marriage settle
ments could not be executed and mortgages had
no value. lie commented on the dangers Of i'm
mediate emancipation, and was replied 10 by
Lord liverpool, " that if be supposed that there
was any intention on the part of Parliament or
the public to precipitate the emancipation Of the,
negroes, he should be as much opposed TO that
measure as his Noble Friend HIMSELF or any o.
Their man Of sense in the country. Not only ought
the subject to be approached with caution, but all
the great interests Of property and others which
were involved ought TO make it one Of peculiar
attention. Neither must the county herself lose
sight Of that great considerations that the system
which she was anxious TO abolish bad been her
own work, and that the planters had engaged in j,
under Der own direct encouragement Tor more
than 100 years After saying this, he could not
help expressing bis deep regret that the Colonial
Assemblies should not have pursued the course
which they ought to have done rs some Of
our colonies stood in different situation from The
rest, the Crown having right to legislate for
them, il bad been hoped By exercising that right
in proper manner within them. TO chalk out
course for Others, and to show what mode OF le-
gislatioD was thought 20 be applicable to ALL
This had been done with respect TO Trinidad and
DsmTsfa, and Other Colonies had adopted some
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College of Uiiiia,,, and .lJoy,,.

VIE Visitors and Governors of this Institution will please
a TO eeollcc that their Annual Conyocaon is fixed far
neday the 4th day Of July II almost superuou 10 add
nai the condition OF the College requires the aen
committed r'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-23

Denl,mn BGTon and Elizabeth Burton their proper per-
sous and John H. and Sarah Burton infant chdr en- of V
bu'ion dec by Susanna Burton their mother and mex, ren
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-19
Ttr9tmsa Aegt@IaGWre.
HOUSE or DEJ.EG.arrc

~ FRIDAY, DEC. Is, 1926,
HE 'aiF presented communication from the Go,
vernon, transmitting the ANIMAL statements oF ,l 90
d'uon OF the Bank of the Valley ard tie North Yves
tern Bank OF Va. :" " Go
The order Of the day for the election Of Ju,re for
The Eastern Shore being read
Mr.. w iiams renewed L;s motion n ,oe,oo,o :, ~
Ue ground OF the proposed reorganization of some If
the poIihern circuits " '''e u
Mr.. Drunmond opposed the motion The apnoipt
by the gentleman. u ''''
MI Rogers OF Accomac, also opposed posfponernart-
ne couid see 10 reason for The notion unless if was
desIgDed 10 auagafDste The district The busioess nj
Judge Ft 0'"'"e"' q d
MIR Page and MIR. Collier Likewise resisted the mo,
ton. ~ '''S "''>
Mr.. Williams asked what evil could result from
postPoneinenG If special court was tn 10 boIJ Ill
be held before the 81 Monday in J,nnary r. ,nt
ne wished the order OF the day postpooeb2 Gentlo,on
seemed afraid Of INVESTIGATION
ne mouse refused TO postpone tie order. and de-
'eInlheu forthwith 10 execute if,
Mr.. W lson of Cumberland nominate d Anal p r.,
5huT' a Delegate from Eorthampfon y
Mt Siratton Of northampton nominated sevc,, =
"'H er, ESQ late Representative in Congress from
tie District Of Accomaci ''""
Mr. Rogers ofAcComaclS nominated Tho p 1o,o.
esq. of Accomacs O' "-"''" s9'
Mr. Bryce supported the nomination Of Mr.. Upsbpr
lst Ballot.
Upshur ian
Parker ce
Joynes %
90 ,'a' Abel F. 6Pshur, esq. was declared duly
On motion Of Mr. Mallory, The House proceeded to
execute the order Of the day for Tie eIcrfion If to
Councillors. " "O
Mr.. Thompson Of Amfets, Nominated WIN. e. Pen.
dIeion, esq. Of Richmond '''
Mr.. Newton nominated John psoo go ~ w.,
liaDsburg. 50 ~ u WE
mr: bouthat nominated John b. Christian, Dole
s",e Iroin zoe county Of Charles City, and supported
the nomination Of Mr.. Page. PPO'' So
=, VIZ hlycs Of Nelson supported the nomination oil
n mr WitcbeF nominated GU len " S. ca5er oil
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-19
VERY LATE FROM THE IA PLATA.

VERY LATE FROM THE IA PLATA
lie ship Augustus, has arrive ed al Salem in the short
passage OF % days from Valparaiso and from Monte
Fdeo, So.
'PassenGers in lhe Augustus, Capt. WIN. T.. Cope
iAnd, End MI John j. Mcneil, his first officer, late
Of brig Wethecd, of Boston, lost at Montevideo Capt
g. states, that on the night of the q8h Sept violent
gale was experienced at Mnntevideo which lasted A.
bout m hour and half during which eight vessels lv
ing m the harbOr we're driven the shore and fonr
ospsjIed. The Wcthered was driven on reef Of
rocks, and 5ged-had cargo on board no other
Ancrican vessel was driven ashore.
BcEScs AYREs, Srpt. -. II apperrs fiat plot of
ten ffnos Riviera, 20 bctray bis country TO The FIN
P'r"F OF Brazil has been discovered; this second .4rno
see arc sorry to say, las effected his escape.
regret TO an-juncc that Tie barbarians have late
" committed With impuniy several depredations near
hAkei"; nav 1t IS said iat cy davs killed $50 men OF
thai garrison wou:dud lIe commander and carried off
~ 900 head ufcaule,
The Gcnicel Americana brazilian sloon of war e,,
Danish brig, were among those ereckcd-no f,oas
io-i Brazilian scbr. was upset and seven Of bec
C.@''v drowned. The ship Eagle. Of B,sion los, no.
Esprit: brig Yuma Of Alexandra, also lost her bov
Cc lrii. s'' "
TIE big Picracr, or Saiefn. vas moi iu,nrel lie,
crew h9i een released from tic brazilian frigatc which
c5f"Fc" Der ana wetc on board INC L. s. slo0o of war
b. lscd
j. is confidently asserted u,a, Admiral Brown Igs
been on board Use Gsate B1euos Ayres, by lie ry,r
sr:"cd boat; Son Of iiar, cG Saba I.sLez
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-19

~ AssS1.1i p-cucN aa.i.iIes .or the eslauuIcu.
vi a Navy Yard.
The Speaker laid before the House the Annual Re
port OF te Secretary the Treasury the state of the
finances, which, on motion of Mr. I.athrop was refer.
rcd to the Committee of Ways and Means, and six
Thousand copies were ordered 10 be printed.
The Speaker also laid before the House letter from
the first Comptroller OF the Treasury. transmitting "a
list OF balances remaining due for than three years
prior TO the Sch of September last the books of the
81 Auditor OF the Treasury; together with list of the
names OF public officers and agents who have failed to
render their accounts for settlement according TO law
!ho Auditor states chat reduction of s350,000 has
been made ~ those balances during the last year.
the orders OF the day were then called, and the
Speaker announced his intention, unless objection be
made, IT, proceed, first, with bills which were acted
upon during the last session. aud which, at the presen,
session lad been again reported by the committees;
and no objection being made, acted accordingly Sc
veTal private bills went through committees of the
whole ana at two o'clock, the House adjourned.
.3tcrundrjd G,tsetic Dec. Ii.
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IL with pleasure ihat learn that all disscuiions
i'll the national army have ceased. We have seen
private letter from Moncvideo, which states that the
Brazilian fgate Piranga has been entirely doasted
in gale, ana that 100 meu killed by the acct
dent.
Arrived, Yesterday evening, II. b. NJ frgate Ran
GER Lord Thyme, from Montevidcc, whence she sail.
ed on Wednesday. Passengers Lord Pousonby and
Lady, Secretary, lMIr. ScoiN and smiie.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-19

Mr.. Towies nominated David Briggs cfc = ucIe.
gate from the county of Spottsyvania.
Mr.. Mason OF X s. Q. supported the no,nina tio, 80
MIR. Briggs.
Mr.. Watkins of Goochland supported tie nomina.
ton of MIR. Christian.
MIR. w a!!ace nominated John Pope Duval, esq of
Fauquier.
MIR. Gholson nominated Nyudbam Robertson, esq.
OF Richmond.
Mr.. Williams nominated Guy Il. Allen. esq ofP,es.
ton.
Nr. fatteson nominated Henry A. Christian, esq
of Buckingham.
Mr White supported the nomination of Mr.. Briggs
NIT aIasom of Fairfax nominated DIR. Ed. Berkiev
Of Hanover.
Mr. Everett supported the nomination of Mr.. Pcu-
dieton
Mr.. loyal nominated John H. Smith, ESQ. of Rich
mond
Mr.. May supported the nomination of Mr. Robert.
son.
Mr.. Rutherford supported the nomination of MIR.
Robertson
MIR. Earn supported the nomination of Mr. Alien
Mr. LETTER supported the nomination of Mr.. Allen
htr.Iurner nominated Fayettc Mauzie of Culpeper
MT. Davis of Hanover supported the nomination vi
DIR. Berkeley.
Mr. Ryes of Pr. Geo. supported the nomination of
MIR. Robertson.
Mr. Fry supported the nomination of Mr. SIauzie
MIR. atkins of p. f. supported the norr nation of
Mr.. Smith. "
Mr. W ats supported the nomination of Mr. Allen.
The ballots were then counted AMI sto,d thus.
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We lind in the Paris EiojIc of Nov. Cd that the Ra.
ron krndener isapPointed BY the Government of Rus
sa' minister TO Il" United States. He was recently
Tie Russian Charge d. Affairs in Switzerland
IN. Y MGR Mn
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EDWARD EVERETT.

TIE D"ke Of YOrkA friend of ours who recently left
date OF November Sd. as foows:-
ne DaSe OF York is past any reasonable hopes of
very. lis disorder is the drops and the DECAYS OF prema
'"e old age The papers every ay or two thar
he Is better, and on this occasion that performed mill
y business But is well understood here that this better
eht merely the temporary relief which tapping or scarf
"cann produces, and the military business is in reality
performed by his Secretary It is nov very certain thai
hs Duke OF York can throne of England
MS physicians are said to admit he cannot live until
Christmas. fE- = c,,.. '
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me GTtehs-We invoke public attention. 20 the ,n.)an
ch0y condition eff the Greeks as stated in the letter IF
0o"c''fohi 10 MIR. Everett and by him communicated n
the Greek Committee in Philadelphia iyn.n Caracas
was lad deselate by earthquakes the Congress- of e u
ates rendered the country ilusrrious by preserving fo
starvation, those who had escaped yi:i, their lives from
hat tremendous visitation. If that case deserved ma iol
interference how much stronger is the appeal made to
our symp ithies by the suernss of the Greeks bo,
Christian ndsallant people the brink of starvation
airing on the one hand, with feeble Odds agaius, now
sioi and discriminating ememyon the other y. Nh gene
RAJ famine! The arm Sf the warrior by hunger
ms wife and chdreN perishing him for the com,
mon recessaries OF life.
congress cannot consiitu'ionay, contribute TO the re-
lief ofthe Greeks but the difficulty does not apply to the
State Legislatures many of which are in SESSION. and to
individuals The staples of life are eheap and plentiful in
our country WIN no, the Legislature Va either oic
ally or as individuals, take the in the generous work
of preserving the Greeks from Starvation The example
would be cona sious and rebound to the honour of vi
sinia.
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30 Dayid Briggs esq. was declared duly elected on
Tue ON Ballot 70 supply MIR. sco,t'svacaucy
SATURDAY, Dec. I6.
The House proceeded, Oh motion of Mr. Ems. n
The election of a Councillor in the place of Wm II.
Roane, esq.
Wyndham Robertson, John Page, Dr. Edmund
BeIkiey and John p. Duyal, esqs. withdrawn by
their respective nominators. -
John IL Smith, Benz. w s. Cabell. John b. Chris,
tan and Guy r. Allen, esqs. again put in nomin-
alton.
ton of Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. Moore of Rockbridge supported the nomination
MIR. Witcher again with animation supported the
nomination of Col. Cabe
The ballots Stood
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wants aud necessities OF the iiyiUg The public would
contemplate with indifferent satisfaction, statue to
Mr. Jefferson III the Capitol, when the merits and pr
vatons OF his family present to their negotiations
1t is better to supply the necessities of single living
person. than TO sculpture the resemblance of thousand
iliustrious dead.
Much business done i'll House of Delegates
erday primary stages, and decided disposition
manifested to hayc Short session.
The Convention bill was reported on satutaay--It is
transcript, of tue former bill
Mr. Rives OF Campbell, yesterday appeared and tool,
his
SoaM Carolia.-Co.. John Taylor is chosen ny the
Legislature Governor of this State, by large m or
over Gen. Carr.
The Jate election of Judge Smith 10 the Senate flor.
merly discarded by the influence of the Calhoun party
manifested dec,, of that influence in South Caro-.
Ina This is confirmed by the proceedings of the LIE:
gsiare on the suggestion in Gov Iannng's Message,
'tst the election OF President should in any event
he taken from the Congress of the II. States +" This
suggestion involved Mr. McDufic,s proposition debn.
ted at the last Session Of Congress- 10 make the mode
OF election uniform by districts throughout the u
States, and TO take the election in the last resort from
the H. of r. MIR Nixon who has distinguished
himself by the support OF old Republican doctrines in
that State, introduced resolutions declaring 1t ineype
dent and inpo!itic, 10 amend the Constitution of the
u states IN that respect. But the committee of the
whole refused to consider the resolutions and asked 70
be discharged from the further consideration of the
whole suhjcct-th'ls clearly manifes,g their concur
renee with the Constitution as it stands and te,nonstro
ting that in S. Carolina the project of distrotoo
the whole u S. and q'toad hoe dernolshinr State land
marks, aud State sovereignty, viewed with distrus
-e09-
Isaac d. Barnard has been elected a Senator from
Fennsy!vania, for years. from the tth March next
heating Sam. -. Ingl!an the % ballot in the pre
portion of iO8 - IL.
As usual Mr.. Barnard is claimed as friend of CO..,
Jackson--"th what proprety, are not prepared &c
say hot as Mr. Ingham is known throughout the
oniUh as the early aud thorough paced adherent o.
'ch. Jachson--and as the violent of the mart,
violently supported hitn-e inference is not iproba
oe' that Mr. Barnard was elected BY the union of III "a
friends OF the Administration. by the moderate and in
dependent OF ali parties and that thus elected he LEI
uShackied to act as conscience, Judgment and patri
otsih may Inciiue him. The defeat of Mr. Inoban
mot from the weight of his talents bat the enner of hi
friends IS evidently defeat OF the yacLsonians an, -
such we hailit, furnishing among other s;ns s1ro,
evidence That old Pennsylvania is waking Fl ON her fool
Calhoun leading strings.
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ChrS"Pcotr md Obio CdnGl--1i appears from the 70
port OF The Coniiiioc appointed by the Canal Convention
N inquire into these matters that proposals shave bes
made for the completion If 266 niles of the Canal pcid
ing al the Eastern and Western and Is miles of Tho ~
ne scclI"' Tor three millions and half dollars on ,
dimensions ef the Pennsylvania Canal; or ahou, G,r m
Mons according To the dimensions Contemplate, in the Pc
port Of the Board If Internal Improvement. Blu, ne,
moie man % miles ri Canal or y Of railway or portas
would then be necessary, connect the exrenirs If
Canal" ~ -, 20 INC
Canat Conren'ion.On Tire eth inst the Chos,nosto
ann ONO CHnal convention assembled IN the Brick b5;
io"e'y occupied BY Congress Nearly all of the ON
e"ne's' OF which II - composed present. ind
fsieo spirit and hrmDess well calculated to produce ,t
eboC'' Inc proceedings were confined the adon
ton Of resolutions appointing committees 10 nrsns W.
!ot me inspection Of the convention; TO au
ne acts which have been passed in relation n, m
Cnes7PeaEe and Ohio Canal and 10 what sdd;to,s -
alterations are necessary The Commissioners dcnu,ed he
me Ffesen Of the United States, BY the Executives
% Mayand and Virginia, n open books Tor subycrption
10 CorTsh-g7. = % !