Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-30

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assn es you that ! shall not run away ir"'''
phllippits and can promise the same
cnmresrs.
am left mn alternative but 80 40 -
onesred publish your letter Tor IA mh~''s i''
s,sa,. Pi.a,,i,.5. II the committee. II h came
propet % .nrw il t. them, and we al ''k'
n y.a,l3 he an EVIDENCE Of guilt and an h'' ~
co,ya,d,ra IN Sgpprpssyoar eight points ~
held Won bonn1 for the pr00f-ava' we pl'''
mrs, losrnpd irdga We shall n he S7'she''
nor vii the nnh.ir fhet Won shoaia rave 80
eight poinfs yitt' clues not vt INV. nm ~ NV
,e,nnr;, , fors q the south in John Adams ie'e"
oft.,ror WV did Won MT COVE on WIN your
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our Guy have seen the address OF 'he
Eends the successful canhitaie Tor lnie"-
<,nt-there is nothing so serious an' wslsh,V,
ii you can establish them, but light BIS chah "
resting only on assertion.
am OUT q public lite and never WISH !" Nv
in il aesin hut | sincPrey wish nv country
rnay 60 on in the pursuit of that great deslder"-
tum. a trihunsl (n,her than that on "h'ce Won
sin which shall have power and weight ehnhg"
IN proye nm Obsin prineipiis, TO The nsnrpdhow
nj Inc general go,ernmenf in despite Of The c1n'
,itu,ion and in despite Of the rights Of me states
And m Mr. Jetf,rson's words, ] say, would
generate from uur companions when the sole
alternatives let are, the dissolution OF the UNION
With them or submission 10 - government WITH
out limitation of power between these two
evils when we must make choice, there can
hr NJ hesitation.
Il this il con piracy. MAKE the rnnsi oI
Inn yours JOHN TAfLOR.
p {. You have my perni.s On nay, 'rqnest
10 publish this.
II TIE Foreign Extracts in this days pa
per--psrticulorly the Speech Of Chateau
briani,--pre exceedingly interesting. They
shnw that the freedom Of the press and Of
speech prevails to An unlimited eSientio France,
an1 that affairs continued to 70 on mnch more
smoothly than could have been anticipated
II will be seen too, iha, the spirit Of Revolution
Il spreading like wi'dhrc. carving con-
sternaliou 10 every capital in Europe, a"d hold
lug forth 10 the nations The lamp Of Liberty.
We may every day expect to bear Of tho com
nIefp reg operation Of Soain. Portugal, Hnl'and.
Italy and Germany--'ni would II Heaven ~"
could add unfortunate anA prosecuted Ppilnt,
mr. land OF Koscias<o aud Pulaski
h4nrpai Improvement in FrgiHia.--Ws or
serye, by the Inst Cha lo'tes9ll,e pener, thai the
psepc ot'hat place. well as ourselves are
talking about steamhoat navga'ioa to Rich
n,oad Il saws 4" he land TRANSFORMATION ne
,ween this place and Eichmo7d il defined to
cease--esen the stage that now runs hetwpPn
1he two places. must Give way 10 The increased
expedition. case and elegance OF steamboats,"
Ne wish they may hp encorssful
In relation 10 the nayiga'ion u James River,
herween LynChhurg and Richmond, by steam
huais, our hopes are not SO sang"ine asihey
were when the subject was first spoken OF. We
shall not dc pair. however, while there is any
tom len for hone. The committee appointed
ny nor fellow citizens, Att late meeting 10 in
vcs.gaie the SUBJ ect. will doubtless collect such
# inf-rraiion, - he laid before the adjourned
a meeting "a viii ensbe rs to form something
II ikea conclusive ooinion on the subject. Even,
II hoa,yel, -, should he practicable. we know
ittobe tho opinion Of one ofthp most accom-
pishei Engine ,rs Of I've .laV. that The improve
rnent of the river and the Introduction OF steam
boats would he inpxoedien' Heis decidedly
in favor ofrail road, hoh on the score Of ex
ppnse and permanent utility.
We Law before the reader the subonoa inter.
estinr account of the first passage Of a steam
boat on the Allegheny river. (Which is said to
resemble lanes river in It's chief characters.
tcs,) from Pitts',"rg (Penp.) to 0rlean Poiot,
Cattlrsrgus COUNTY, New York
From the village Of Iismtnn, situated near
Orleans Point, il is ahout % miles tn the Genes
see river. and from noinf on tsP Allegheny
about l9 miles ~ ow Orleans the III lance
toBuFao rnurot exceed So miles. The steam
Fl aoat nv "h'ch the passage was made, is 90 feet
ing api Is vide having two cabins on deck
"A OF 20 feel each. She is propelled by distinct
dnnhle engine. X he's two stern wheels ex"nd,ne
"a y tre hebind the hoat--drawng with wood &
R water ABOUT - inches and stemmng the
III rent IT the rate If three mps AZ hour. The
s# following particulars of this novel and inter
fS'me 'ovag" are given by CORE 'pondent Of
THE Piusturg Gazette
IA he boat LEFT Pitishnrg with 81 passengers
and % 10 30 tons freight; and after ascending
Patterson Fails, ll5 miles up tho river, by
81 Verv useful Improvement to aid the eugine--a
IA polling machine worked bv the caDstan or