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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

Genus and Mairinony. Thomas Moore IN
his lie OF Lord Byron, has devoted four mr. Bv.
pages TO reflections on the unh1ness of men ~
genns for The married state. That thry are
unfit, that they are disinciued, or tina, they ar.
unfortunate in their endravon,s 10 enter int,
that state, would seem al least ~ many IN
STAGES. 10 require no other proof than Is 10 bc
iouHh nine numerous cases al celIbncy in tie
history OF men of genius. That many oJtben
arr unit, OF unfortunate in their choice, is also
proved by the repeated instances OF unhappy
wedIoCk to be found among that class al
men.
Among distinguished poets, who never mar,
RED, may be mentioned Thompson Goldsmith
Cowper, and others among moderns, aud W.,
know not how many among the anclrnIs or
those who have married and been uahappy
may be mentioned Dante, Milton, Shakespeare
Dryden, Byron, &c. Dean Swift, thoueh MAJ.
RED, would never acknowledge. OF Iye with
his wife.
IL poets be, as they have been represented
from old time, an irratabae gems, this very ne.
culIarIty IN their temper sufficiently account,
tor their want ofharmony in married HE Bus
what shall We saw OF philosophers, whose ten
per, one would suppose, was better calculatra
Tor me exigencies OF matrlmony Aud yeg
II would appear that they are MOI the men Tor
~ ~ u - tildt men OF Tue mOsi
powerful minds have not that soitness aud gen
teness requisite 10 win the love oil the far, aud
retain II. 81 whether they think il beneath lhen
attention 10 devote thought II those things
that engage the minds of dInary mortals or
whether the occupation OF their thoughts M the
hfid ol philosophy prevents their attention 10
the soft endearmenis of the heHri--certain il -
that many OF the greatest oil men have tro1 the
pam OF LIE alone, and gOue down 10 the Craze
unDlest with the sweets of welded love-
mong these may be named Newton, Bacoa.
Locke, Calico, Descartes, Boyle, Leibniz,
Hoyle, Hume, Gibbon, and long list OF Others,
IlIuSflous Tor learning, science, aud intellectual
greatness.
From these, and other cases in which history
Is fruitful, one conclusion must naturally he
dfawn-and We leave our readers TO decue
winch IT is,--either that philosophers aud men
OF genius are not formed for the blessings o,
the matrimonial ties, OF are exceedingly neglect.
ful or unfortunate in SO often missing tirm.
~ \. Consolidation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

go z-zzxrEz=xzez=-----=z-7E -
a, ,one .asseqneut period. ! nave I" late
,h,t the accounts. we're approved Nv IN, seo'''
- weeks since, hut not before saiished "itsei
Of ihrif correctn.ss.--E this act OF iniofmA-
G,.. per,nit me N exploitation TO give Tue io-
,n.me rea.an..-ihe bill of Nisuistsrs TOT
twenty dollsts. charged fer the bnglr iaf"ishsa
the Congress | AMOS thus fat ~ he eaiIea'-
m ConRtexs va. under NV command ~ mat
,ime. made a feqni,inon Tor bnslf ior the
.b,n AMI kno,, mai II "a, turnished b. hhs
Agent. VIVA became ofihe reqnasilion ikno"
o,l. The second account ~ /. b seymour i"f
col for rood furnished the Constellation, as
= eli as IN. 80 10 lot water, paid {, tolieY, I
have no Other reason to suppose correct, man
,h.ir certificates, and Mr.. Kings word. which
! cannot doubt. lucy state To me mat tue
,..ot and pat.r were furnished for he public
,.iee, that they were pad hy alr' hog Tor
that purpose aud the articles Delivered On board
the ships as stated in tbe accounts By feler-
cnee To my household espen.e hnd wool
vas selling IN Norfolk. al The Time referred 10 10
sr,monr's bill, a. Is per cord saWins % ftns
per cord, where the log was samed ss0nher Ia
Two part. drayngr 90 oenis per cord For
.h,ps the logs are generality sdiced IN -four pieces,
uI,ich OF course with splitting. ba King, phck
ine woulI make the difference charged. Nj
atpc assured the, that ihr accounts had been
orsriooked, al he handed them tor approval,
inch was The only rrsson, ne could assign,
for not preseoting them n an earlier period
Very respectfully, your ODD 'ert,
t5lgned) A. alNCLAih.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

has been. by sHohfE qaee. missioner. called lie
snpfeme a~ of the land, ~auld he supreme
only IA being Supremacy ridiculous.
Daiig Troy Sentinel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

n Political NOrcment.-fh following, CO.
pied from the New York Journal OF Commerce
OF Friday last, is not without lis interest," nor
perhaps without consequence in the course Of
events:
political meeting was held nj the Broad
way House last evening, by The friends ol Gen.
Eraslus Root, 10 determine upon the expedien
cy Of putting him in nomination as a candi-
date Tor Governor, AT The ensuing fall election
II consisted Of about $50 persons, AMI WAS or
gsni2ed by the appointment of John ". Har
denbrnnk as Chairman, and d. " Bucklin
Secretary. short address was read and adop
ted, setting forth the necessity of restoring
the democratic party 10 lis pristine purify, and
denouncing the Albany Regency ss corrupt
and mercenary. A resolution was offered aud
adopted by about two thirds OF those present
recommending Gen. Root as a suitable per-
son To remedy tue evils under which the
democratic pa' y was now groaning, aud ap.
pointing a committee of three To communicate
with h'm,an ascertain whether he was williugto
allow his name TO be placedbelore he People as a
candidate for their suilrages, The proceedings
were vehemeutly opposed by some of the work
ing men PARTY, who expressed their disappro-
baton IN the most unqualified manner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

A northern vessel came Into Wilmington,
~. c. with aratgo oI Rum Distilled, As die
dull awkward captain alleged IN the United
states, as he believed, in Georgia, Ills papers
appeared fair enough, as Tar as they went, but
were thought TO be rather detective. The
date we've somewhat old. lie had touched
al Chafeston--hc had assisted distressed
vessel at sra--he hau been bIowh oil the coast
and know mol hat Lame and suspicious az
counts he gave IL was suspected he WI,
smuggling from West Indies, aud very bad, a
damnIng circumstance IL vas, his rom was
good. much too good 10 be made at home
Every rubirund noes in Wilmington smelt
aud every palate tasted, and all SAID aud swore
II was prime West india. The Vtgant cOliec
Tor very properly lIbelled both vessel aud car
60. The whining captain requested the rum
might be sold To save expense, while the trial
was pending, which was according " done. II
sold readily al auction tor ) 10 gallon,
while Ddren aud NeWbeIn Rum, known as
such, would have brought only II Gents. No
sooner was the cargo sold aud the proceeds
fairly lodged M The Bank, than Jonathan seem
ed 10 come TO his senses.--He was now VIDE
awake. He iouud some other papers that had
coun, of his voyage. He proved beyond
doubt that his rum was manufactured atDarIrn.
Ills vessel was released, and he pocketed 10
cents more than the common profit upon every
gallon believe he had the grace not 10 sue
the collector tor damages.
Rcleiph Re~igifr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

Tobacco. The amount of duty paid in Eng
land ou this article for The enrrenl year, WAS
l. $50 900. %, pbauf SIf OoaO O1--an amount
greater than half ofihe ~h"le revenue OF the
Unded STATES and This enormous sum is col
lected ehiray upon orr tobacco. IL IN part
The price pay Tor the privilege of selling
thai afllclo ia England. I L. ). Guz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

Domestic CoifonS the following is a com.
psraiiye sisiemen. OF the exports Of Domestic
cotton manufactures iron, the United States.
for the year ending September 3otb, 1928 aud
1929. as extracted from the Treasury reports,
L. I.I.aI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
Look out for the Big Prizes

(sA N FRIDAY NEXT az Richmond, III
~ following sp'end,t p,z;s VIII be di'
rIhGted TO those who dare ada ntule for them
VIZ > 10000, $4,000, $1,000, 80 900, So
10 OF $1,000, and NUMEROUS Others of sou
Sfeo, &c. &c. Those Who are DESTROYS OF Sc
curing them will calf al WARDS OFFICE.
Two doors above ,ht Vrsiniar oinre
July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

Trade 10 the Black Sea- Treaty of .qlriaa.
oPte -itturns out that the mode in which YES.
spls OF this country are excIuded from thn
Black Sea- in the face ofihe treaty of Adrian
op'r, Is 'h's-the Sudan does not recognise these
Onted States as a nation One would think
that us Mahommedan Majesty had recently
been indoctrlnaled III all the mysteries OF multi
hcdison. and had read Doctor Thomas Cooper
ana GENERAL Havne, Certainly, Il their notions
I've cannot say government, but OF the state
oil hhgS-in this country, should be regarded
as true, these United States as, by strange
misnomer lbey have been called, would be no
more OF nation than the Barbary STATES, but
merely soft OF a congomera,iun of comnuni.
''eS' which under pretcnoe Of Union, compacted
ny constitution aud law, would have no princi.
PIE OF unity, but would all do. as Georgia has
pegHn I" do' pretty much as should seem wise
IN their own separate ey es, aud IN which, wba,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05
10 Aavs kIapAIL, L q.

It.l
rhc Uni,ed State ship Constellation,
1919. Thomas Is. seymour. DR..
Oct 10 10 3 cords die sood "a wing tpId-
ting and drayine 81 ~
Received from Nil klnP E.q. Ma, Ascni.
tn, .nm o twenty one dollars, IN payment oil
A., IL above account
THOMAS Il SEYMOUR
S2l Approved, a SINCLAIR
hereby certify hat ne bill against tn" III.
gate CAt siellation. bearicg date lJih October,
1919. for thrse cords u: Wood a~ing, split
ting and dray,ng, charged al 81. vas furnish.
ed By u, and pad by Miles King, Esq. al thai
tim Navy Agent.
Gwen unde, .ny band, tbs 1T Of February,
1881,
THOMAS b. SEYMOUR
10 Com. SINCLAIR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

KENTUCKY HAMS vs.. YANKEE NUT-
MEGS.--Tnr Kentucky Nation have conmen
ced a rIvalship. wnh Yankee laud, IN the
manufacture of wooden eatables. meI chant
in POM Gibson, Miss } dcslrous of procuring
lot Of choice Bacon Hams, requested ms "a
gent NJ the tuli Ia make the pun chase Tor MIN
from the boats passing down the Mississippi.
Alter many iruIteSs inquiries oi the passing
craft, hr met with a Kentucky Jonathan, whose
loading waS CONFUSED Of the incest and choi-
cesi Hams all canvassed aud the one which
was shewn MS sample. looked 50 web aud
lasted So delightfully."-. that The confdmg agent
made The purchase On the spot The Hams
when opened, proved 10 he wood, neatly turn
ed in the shape of hugs hmd leg and the
kentucklan showed that he was up toa trick
or two All agree that he was preuy loIer'
ahle cute.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

Lpnn thai occasion II vas p.c,.4
" mole i"co'oe dbl hot exceed 81 ,sst His
Was Ice gfeairu snonnf of ipcnpa ahat
hht Ldglish BISHOP Neither The sep ofyytu oy
,ne see ~ D"Ihsm was worth any snrb uor
Inc revenue %. the see OF Durham. he u
sufed nroa good authority, had never a.. aA as.
Z2,OOH year. A. 20 the reyanu.. 'nei
BIshoPic Of London he mus, ADM, ~, NO
we're on the increase VIA, n,i,a, ueg
Consequence oil building on the land -, We
10 ma see, he could not pretend t.,'bshf
ne vas OF opinion thai The most sanoui.o III
'h"f could no' anticipate auy thing AZ an
pfph'nhhng TO such an income as nj. II y
uend had just stated from the bu,It,,'i 'ot
Gently constructed II
A Tact mentioned nv the Partisan ror,...
de"t nf the Cnnfier DIES Etnis Unis. ,,,,,.yI ~.
illustrates the great progress, aud " 'Sly
now We ihInk the stable foundation or ~ say
dom, ofthe newspaper press III France -, re
that of the ling Pafisian Journals = Is
employed reporters 10 accompany the Gu
ton against AlsIe 5, though " hon ninut. P''.
cary Information OF all that tran,pi,.. 'n
be speedily communicated 10 Pans and
nation. '' Ute
N"I;h"r N the glorious tiines" OF Naaa,.
nor evf n under LOUIS XVIII, would sucr
have been tolerated. But the dtys OF en-
ships, OF the sapression ot truth, and s,,,,'
oni OF hight. have pas Led ; and France viii
rogni2hnce ut the acts of their governman, nc
public tnnc,ionari s.-Alighiy Indeed !. ~
power Of the press my. 1D,e,;e,. "e
-a1s-
circums ance occurred at Mr. Rotbscbu,,
lew DAYS ago, which Is curious in Itself .n.
has led 10 much conjecture in the ri v ,t
respect TO lis real history. An individual =,
the garh of ticket porter was observed ~
ter he front door Of he flee in ~ Court ~
small box under his arm, which, as il aos'
wards appeared, he deposited IN the door 80.
and effected his retreat wi h much precm,,a,,Sy'
The box, which Was addressed TO Mr. Ri
child, was conveyed as soon as found ,o III.
gentleman. aud on opening il was found -
con IN 5000, all IN soyeregns. With il NO..
short note, containing some vague 4,pre.
sions ofgratitude to Mr. Rothschld, for cer,a;,
advantages obtained through him by the w,;
ter, IN return for which he begged to offer hin,
The gold which the box Contained He raouo..
te that an ackuoal dgement might be ety,o h.,
an ad, eItlsemenT IN news aper of its b,v;,,.
safely reached him, No signature was attach.
ed to the note, nor is il al all known ei,bo.
who the writer is, or " hat his motives W.,
in sending such supernuity money to sucb
quarter. London Paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

Increase Tor the year 1929,
THE GOLD DIGGERs.

THE GOLD DIGGERS.
The following extract will show that the
Gold Digger, have been put 10 1lgm ia The
Cherokee Country
PROM TUE AUGUSTA coURiER, JIM, ~.
BY gentleman just from the scene, we are
informed iaat the gold.huniers IN the Chero-
kee Territory were all removed Inst wee by
the United States troops. H. saw The smoke
of the wIewans and shanfees ascending 10
Heaven on Ihurshay last in all directions.
They Wete so numerous all over the county,
thai the connagraliou resenbled a world On
fire. ihe" owners talked vrty blg Al iirsl /,
swore they we're for State rights. aud would not
remove --bui rs soon us they heard tue Tap Of
the drum On the neighbourine bulls, they SCAM
pred oil. as old hIf Weems used to say, like
rats ifom an old barn an 6ie. ley did not
even stop 10 shake The Tatllesndtas out ui their
blankets. one OF winch, of lormid tble 5 ze. our
inf ,rmant saw 81 ken from hl3 warm bnth,
aud which must have been the tHnnly's bed
leow The preceding ntght-gnces, they we're IN
Il hurry.
The troops have orders Ia scoBr theGold re-
gions once II Ncek 81 inientHefe these mHrau-
,less on go den II. asnres, lhs they were al work
Ia turn the course OF the Chastdlce rlVer, IN
order to hunt us bed As the whites moved
ont. Tie lndIRus. who hid been dryrn OF,
ma ched IA With great Joy and exultatlun, n
midst the hearty curses OF their Disappointed
predecessors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

Shocking nctsof Pudcy. The editors of he
Nor folk Beacon are Indebted IT, Lieut.. NJ lien,
commanding the Revenue Cutter Crawtord,tor
the following Information, which he derived
from Capt Rose Of the schr Repea"r, Of
and bound To Baltimore. from RIO Pongos
(Africa boarded by tho cutter on Sunday, oil
Great N'comico. On the ION May, the day
Captain Rose sailed, he was spoken by H. Il,
NJ. sloop Of war. riedlua, VINO informed that
few day prpyions, despatch vessel from 81.
Helena tor Sierra Leone. was boarded by a
prn'e, in la l. N. long 40 W. and treated in
II most brutal manner They tIed the captain
and mate ouCk 10 back and throw them into
the sea, and proceed 'd with The crew III like
manner. un,d l. had shared the same fate.
After remaining on hoard 30 hours, plumber.
Ing ami destroying nearly every lhlng, oi ATTY
value, they cut away her masIs aad hred sever
al shots through her hull. FIVE of the c't"
who had al mis- while secrcied themselves
Selow, alter tie wretches Abandoned heI,
rugged jury mast. an reached olrrrh Leone.
Capt hosc reports the coast 10 be Ve'y SICK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-05

81, 90, 81 l.25g 457
100 232
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-22

asaeE, fhe British AiilAstsE lin1rseG.~ ately made known their designs to the government. Protection was promised and afforded, but bo# long cscn the government viii be able to protect tic foreign Ambassadors Is matter of doubt. Our correspondent says that the Presi- dent Mosquera is oyerawed by the null titude, and that the recall of General 0'Lerry, who was appointed Ambassa- dor to this country, Is to be attributed to this eause.n
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-22

By a recent law of Mexico, forelsg 'a, CTS are prohibited from entering 'da. l territories along the northern ee'l,ss s,,, daries, under any pretext, unles' .ftbc A |nisaed with a pass from an agent 7. |Government.--Port Gs5son Lorsss?0s'
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-22

married to ffssubi:e,lissss, .lld tic ti s5;sss Nobleman. One of the first appoint ments of the new King, was his son Col. c. FIr1eIARENcE, to be Deputy Adjutant General ef the Army.
 CiofunpbIa7s Gitsronicie.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-22

Imprisonment for Dcbt.-A very laFgs F and respectable meeting has been helo in Vermont for the purpose of tahins into consideration the subject of anlefls, oanaem for debt. The meetingfesolvseu that the imprisonment of the body les debt btcannotbe justified, except on strong presumption Of ffaxd in the debtor, ans lls' that any system or code of laws wl''.. authorizes or permits the isnprlsona,'e,a of the debtor because he is unable Y bay, Is repugnant to sound policy, l'as urai justice and humanity Inc [ese :s, lutions refer to the practice of pleas''s the body for the payment ot debt aS ,s as equivalent for money, which they ao lnounceas inconsistent with all luSs'ss tons of liberty and equality, and 'e,a. @s ling to humble the pride, depress " / ambition and discourage the indus''' ' the citizens
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
Corporation Election.

Extract from ''Aa Act Incorporating the To'
OF Wheeling in the county OF Ohio.
" Sect. /. BE it enacted by the General Asse
bly,, That It shall be lawful for the Freehold
aud Housekeepers, who shall have been reside
10 the Town Of Wheeling. IN The county Of Oh
three months next preceding an election, 10 me
at some convenient place 10 the said town annual
on the third Monday IN March, and then and the
nominate and elect by ballot, twelve fit aud al
men, being Freeholders and Inhabitants OF Z
town, 10 serve as Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, a.
Common Couucl-men for the same.
In pursuance Of toe above section, The CIllze
entitled by MS provisions to vote are requested
attend az the Courr House, MARCH 15TI
INST az 10 % clock, aud proceed 10 cleo, ls abo.
specified IN sand act.
JOS. ~. RAY, Recorder.
March SIN, 1880
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
Ten Thousand Dollars.
odd and Ersn, No. 3, ,cN drd0
ISTHE CITY OF BALTIMORE, on
Wednesday, 9th Of March,

N7RARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No, 8
4Al for 1850. This scheme Is arranged on the
popular ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, by when
The holder of Two Tickets or Two Shares Is
certain Of obtaining at least One Prize, and may
draw THREEl ,r-,l,,-
Besides the Cspitd Prize Of Ten HUI
SAM DOJTARS. there are the usual number
Of minor denominations, and no Prize yolcer than
tlys Dollars ~
Only 5000 Tickets in the scheme--More Prizes
than Blanksl-the whole payable IN CASH, Whlcn
as usual can be had the moment they are draW WI
Whole Tickets, $500 Quarters, SID
Halves. 80 Eighths, % CTS
- OkDERS either by mail post pad) OF
private conveyance, enclosing The Cash or pI'I9s'
win meet the same prompt and punctual attention
as If on personal Observation-Disclosures
il COHEN, Jr. IL BROTHERS.
Baltimore.
Baltimore. Feb. IS. 1S30.-2w.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

No. IIl-i VIII exhibit for few evenings only,
.., account Of his engagements M Newly ors cary
in lIryuext, where he has 20 arrange ior walking
~, l.s8a r,i h0t IRON end also tor going INTO
, Bakers oven with Dish of Meat, and remain
nr with :. uD,l d IS htto- shy pars'n ~ P2-iaSe
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
3. 4. -. s - u. =. b
t'e citizens eff Western Virginia came
100 late Coz this weeks paper
DISCORDANT OPINIONS.

The modern politicians Of South Caro-
Ina contend for a most unfortunate and in
furious restriction upon the powers of the
general government According to Mes
SIS. Draytoa and Hayne, the United States
caauotap7Iy a single dollar, either to make,
o- 20 aid IN making, a road or canal.
Thc principal financial means of the coun-
ry are placed IN Che hands of Congress.
ButCngrass have no power to apply them
10 purposes tdemost valuable to the pacific
and business interests ofthe community.
The government may employ uncounted
millions in The operations of var-and if
roads OF bridges arc needed, to facilitate
he transportation Of armies, the power to
construct them is plenary and uuquesnon-
cd BuGoaPpHcadon OF the same means
20 aid the operations of Internal commerce,
is wholly uaau,bouse1. q To make roads
and canals fc ,ae general benefit, ~ time.
OF pence, Is understandable usurp4aon.,
The Legislature Of Tennessee. sensible
OF .ho absurd.ty and inconvenience Of the
Carolina doctrine, which denies the
power Of Congress TO aid ia improving the
country rejects ,aat par, Of The Unitarian
construction, and admits The poverto cid,
bat denies Inc powero constructing works
of internal Improvement In accordance.
with tins scheme of interpreting ,no con
sutuuon, Tennessee has applied to Frg.-
MA, for concurrence in project to makel
a NcAdam road from Washington Cry TO.
and through Tennessee; Virginia TO make
O, through her territory, and Tennessee TO,
continue tito the Mississippi Congress
has been invited 90 subscribe haf million
Of dollars towards the work M Tennessee.
The construction fthe constituencies
toloro advocated BY Mr.. Clay, and now sol
ably sustained by Mr.. Webster, appears
tous to be not only more advantageous.
but more natural and appropriate, than
either of the Limitation schemes above nen !
toned We refer the reader TO the eNractI
from q speech OF Mr.. Webster commenc
ing on the first page Of tbs paper. The
reasoning Of Mr.. Webster is clear, lorci-
bic, and satisfactory. The dtilrea, parts
of our territory. In general matters, are one
a national road-a road needed for general
purposes, nag be made by ,he general CO.
vemmeat, with the funds winch Ii has the
exclusive right to collect. Yet we would
n5.bo 90 favour Of making road IN any
state against the consent Of the state itself
IfYrgiuia, and Tennessee deny the power
of the general government to make a good
road for them u time Of Peacci let them
make it themselves-and let Congress
give them aid, If they have Il to spare.
But let not the power Of the government.
to- operate In such works as are most con.
iuciyo TO the convenience and prosperity
the whole country, be Pyostraiad before a
construction which disaiIows to the govern
men. Of ths Union the power Of doing
g3oG-eEteusive and permanent good.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10


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