Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-28

or'y ioousann shares TO the stock OF the Canal, as
they sGaI hnd necessary complete the same,
as Phtsburg in the State of Penus yIvana.
lind be- further 'esoircd, That the President and
Directors be- and they are hereby instructed 10 pre-
SOM 70 ioe Legislature -Pennsy 10 behalf OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, me-
moral, requesting such a modification OF tie of that
o'ate' iOcorpoi atng the Chesapeake and ONO Canal
company as may be alike conducive 10 the advantage
o. Tue company aud of the state of Psnusy lvana.
Ind De HttrEher rcsoiro,i That the President and
DIRECTORS oe and they hereby, instructed 10 pre-
seh' memorial TO tue General Assembly OF Virginia
requesuns SUBSCRIPTION, behalf OF tho State Of
SiE'is' 10 ne stock Of the Company.
ftesofosd, That is cxped.nt that the entire line OF
Me es'eh section OF the Canal from Cumnes land to
r"sou'e' Ue as soon as practicable located, tho
ground recommended and occuped in behalf of the
company, by the u States Eogncors in their last
poit 10 me department OF War. aud 6y that Depart
T'ent TO the Cong ress of lie Quilted States.
hcsotreo, hai compensation OF four dollars per
nay wan bs allowed TO each Director during the period
in winch lie shall be actually engaged in the duties Of
ms once provided that such Compensation does pot
exceed IN any one year Tie sum OF $500
me mschpg adjourned. little after three O clock
10 meet again % the 81 day vi July, twelve o'clock
,Sne. Ink.
WAsn'NoToN. June 25.--The Board Of Directors
! The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company were IL
session during the whole Gf yesterdaya the member
present. eNcep, Mr. Sewar of Fennsy:yania who ha
uot had time yet 10 reach the city. Mr. Wright the
experienced h.iIefneer who has superintendent III,
wur ks upon the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal ha
arrived here 10 afford the benefit of bis counsel as I,
the measures for putting great work under con-
tract Tie City Council of this CITY has directed th
commissioners Of our City Hall TO offer apartments il
that building Tor the accommodation of The officers O
! the Canal Company and has also appointed comm 4
tee TO act IN concurrence with the Corporations o
Georgetown and Alexandria aud with the Board of t,
Directors OF the Canal Company, TO make arrange
Incnts for breaking ground upon the Canal the Att
day OF July next, such other day as the Board
Directors may de,ero,ioe upon.
Tribute Of respect 10 M. onroc, 1ats President Of M
/ United StdfeS
/ New YoRN, June &c The co,rrnee sppointer
to communicate to MIR. Monroe, ex. president of IN,
United States, the sentiments of respect and esteeu
which the Corporation of the city Of New York inter
tam for his PuoiIc and private virtues and assure
hmm OF their desire 10 render his visit 10 our CITY
BILE 10 him, waited upon MIR Monroe and after dev-
ering to him the resolutions of the Common Council
The committee expressed bnn their wishes that b.
would CRAFTY his fellow citizens of the city of New
York. by receiving them the Governors room in th,
City Hall al such time would be most convenient
| 10 himself.
| To tins request OF tie committee Mr. SIop,oe xa
pleased 10 reply:
That his visit to the city of New York, at this time
was entirely owing TO domestic unstanccs-tha
he was amongst us az mere private citizen, and did
feel he entiled 10 the kind attentions which lac
been shown TO him by the mun,cpai authorities o.
the city of New York. He observed, that he had or
all occasions, fell deep nters in the prosperity ant
happiness of our city. well from having formed ear
~ and endearng come xion in H. from pnblic con-
sdcrafions and added with evident eens bity tina, he
was conscious that he had. in every situation in which
he had been placed served his country with en- homes
zeal, and with sincere desire 10 promote her bes
Interests. That TO find his motives duly appreciated
BY his fellow citizens, him. the hiches, praiG
cation; and that IT would afford him the most sincere
pleasure 40 - was about 10 leave e city TO see their
before his departure, and bid them aGeciionate fare
well.
| An arrangement VAS then made. hy the committee
oS "h'ch our feioT-c,l'zons viii be enabled 10 ray
their respects TO Mr. Monroe late Preside nj Of the u
| s. III the City Hall, Thursday next, from - to
O'Clock: r. RAar, Anthony Lamb, Stuart T. Rap
doph, w ill:am Seaman, Jacob Wyckof Comm;,ttee