Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

out thar she has left something exercise the industry and
ingenuity OF her people; and that pnrsnouy o, sniuene,
~ suffering 50 precious gift be lost, leads TO humility
poverty ana degrade tion Whilst other hand. the IL
ImPravement certainly tends TO elevation OF
nn"g her sister S.eies and to the and
we th'N there ought to be hesitation. Que at those
rivers Towing through the State to the metro
pos Presents the bsst line for intercourse with
o sfes' III The u States, and the Lr cur
e must nave Thought when its Improvement begun
on aScaie and VITA apparent spirit which promised ITS
certain aud speedy oonpleIion. -
IN ofk WAS engaged III similar work. like views Of
securing the Western trade. She has ACCOMPLISHED her
noble enerpriZe, aud is IN the full enjoyment of its i'm.
mese benehts Philadelphia, Baltimore and the CRY
aSh!iS'on, are nov struggling in competition
porto" OF the same trade, and they succeed New York
WI pave an inland trade with every Wes,eru State and
teiS't"'y IN the y. States. Hcs inland commerce will
PSs he hudson river, cutter the canal above ALBANY
wnoh leads into Lake Eric, thence into the Ohio canal
passes ,'fn6 The heart nf iAt into the Ohio
rye, itoT ws'ence there good water cunmunira tlo,
LIMOS, indlaua, Missouri, Arkansas, Kentucky Fen
uessee Alabama, Mississippi and the eern borders or
tghia TO " Ofemhs Philadelphia j. aiming 10 yntti-
ra'' IN ms immense trade 6y opening communication
LAKE hfie Baltimore By means OF railroad tie
On" 'iver nd the City Of Washnso hv canal no the
Potomac t" some poi.ii ou the Ohio river
as Americans rejoice in the pIosDerity of NJ, ei.,c
states; we applaud theIl honorable efforts =? W ilrr
great success in then noble ptze but as ,rsians
fe' hn'bsd and mortified at State should
nave Withdrawn from for prize which promised
SO much honor to the State, and benefit her suffering
pe"pie we hope however that our fellow citizens will
oe ouse IRON their apathy and the work again resumed
We TFl"ice 10 see some manifestations such srri, in
o'nef counties aud therefore heartily acceie the
Prooson that meeting of dele gates from every quarter
OF the STATE should ee held charlottesville ON The Ill,
Gay Oh 'ny next for tn; purpose OF asceItaimug
ceh'ratng pnh opinion this subject We also concur
III The proposition that Visitors oil tn Uriyersi, should
De s"c''ed t" attend the meetin- Charlottesville, aud
a III ITS deliberations, and that The members Of the Board
"ft"c orkSf and the principal Engineer should also
/ DC requested TO attend the meeting.
t>tsotted therefore, That this meeting appoint the Hon
/ Ia 7 r.
Ii'se, aud James l.. WoodviIlc, aud Thomas H. Dunn,
s as the representative of the citizcs OF Boctou Il
comfy, aud request them Ia attend the meeting al Char
/ iptrsvii!e thcie behalf
tsS0irHa, That this meeting respectfully Invite the at
tendance at the said meeting of the mentioned func-
naEies, TO act members in behalf of tie Common
walih
iesotrfa, That it is recommended to omr fellow.
t'uShout the State call meetings aud elect lelegael
To the proposed meeting.
fescpd That the proceedings of This meeting be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary and published in The En-
quircr, Wing and Fncas Mirror.
JAMES L. WOODVlLLE, Ch'mu.
! l. CRUTClFiETD, SeC'ry.