Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

dee 1hich, as Psins 'sys. Ike : iler. s,ip.
i iis~eb ettrs ~here." ih.s ni,i hs removed
nv demensiratiun-for Instance. Il Lynchbvr,
: Al = distance from the Boa landing. "a ri
h"sh laid down th.fe. eRpn s,,r ! ~ 5'iA s.t.,s
wo"ai satisfy Whale country at Il praeiic.-
h.it'. The would establish IN. prIn iplr
sti', should propose survey Of every mile
oil ground. from Lynchhufg TO :. edmond in a
dirr't iiaf. At Que end, would have he sur
sess made par iculHr and then exhibit the
working sections. wsall call ON lie iron
masters, and see whether .aey would ennti-
nue. so blind TO their interest, as still 10 allow
trans Allsniic competitors TO drive them
ifom their oFn markets. Having done these
things and every thing ehe TO attract the eapi-
tai OF the Stat', II it isilfd, would appeal to
the enterprise, capital aud love Of gain in the
Middle aad Eastern Slates.--Tempt,d b. the
prosper Of profit, they, have no doubt, would
nj 10 The task However when recoect
nat ihH Company could pay slO a monli for
stout, intelligent, active msn--thai they would
soon be capable OF every portion Of the labour,
aud that there are both stohe and irun in the
State. ! Cannot hut hope, that. properly exhibit
ted, ne scheme would find in its nature bnd IN
the native labour aud talent Of the State, sutb.
Gent means to complete. aud ia a most perfect
manner, whatever may be wantel.
A 10 your bringing steamboats, to Lynch
burg, have no faith In the notion They are
too burthensome. and require too much depth
oi Water--If made 50 small as TO sui' The wa
ter. they will carry too ll,e, not half enough
for the immense trade the West wi bring down
10 then.
But, Ybite Virgiai1 is arguing, .narp,lnd is
ariing In prospect, she has already posses
SION nt the trade Of Tennessee. II Virginia
targeis, Mary Land will remember. that time -
always money, aud particularly IN the instance
before US. Tie people oil Tennessee have oa'
led on those OF Virginia and. If thai call 10 not
answered, by the AnCieut Dominion, II VII
he made on, and speedily rephrd to, Ivy Mary
land Rad no ri viii he laid down at osaun-
ton. OF one thitd OF tbs way, L. tina Iennas see
lne--ihus leaving only iwu-'hrds e. fesch
knoKvile, or very near 10 ~, Again, WITH
Tennessee. Alabama, Mississippi and Louis
lana 10 back u, il i not al all Improbable b.
government OF the United States woul under
take II, on the mrIe score ot giving value 10 the
public lanas. the proceeds OF which might be
pledged 10 llS gradual psymeui. II do no,
mistake the malter, there is no doubt that,
elea in the removal OF the indians, to the olheI
SIDE iha Mississippi, especially the Cherokces
sasing would he made to the general govern
meni, that would jastliy The expense. Should
this happen the Valley, the whole valley,
| would be the channel. WA, then WA be tic
result TO the James
Hlwsver, to lower Virginia, there is another
incentive 10 the opening chear aud o9nFe
! nirnt way 10 the south West aud West-lh'
reaoVai oil her negroes 10 make cotton there
! al cheaper rate than they can here. aud &c
make way tor white population, 10 restore
her 10 Ber former station aud influence ir
Consres.-a matter vi great importance aud
| Of no great difficulty, II she makes but nm orh'
aafs Use ii those resources With which she has
| been endowed by nd'uIe. Placed nj the heat
oi the hu-st estuary, anI possessing thS hnes'
mass OF soi e. tie fouad on lie American coo
ilent, il vii be- htr avn fault Il she does 40
| Ia e. her legitimate desIay-and became me
Emporium, AMI ossess the great ROT Oh 1h'
| South,