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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-06
POTOMAC.
DALrMoRE. md J. Sept 81.


Chief Justice Marshall, Judge z. Z. Bar
bour Of Virginia. and Mr.. Senator Forsyt tn
of Georgia. are now III this city. These
gentlemen, together with Mr.. Writ, Judges
Glenn, Atcher and other gentlemen, visited
tne Anti. Masonic Convention.
This forenoon, the convention was princi-
pally occupied in receiving and reading re
ports from various Committees 10 morrow
morning, teE. O'Clock, is assigned for going
into an election OF candidates for President
and Vice, President.
On Monday, on motion Of Mr. Phelps, Of
Massachusetts,, votsd, that the credentials
Of tie Delegates be now, received and exam
med; upon so doug itappeared that there
were present from New Hampshire, /, Maine,
Q; Massachusetts, 10; Rhode Island. 4; Con
nccticut, 6; Vermont, D; New York. 81;
New Jersey, A, Pennsylvania, 10; OHIO, d;
Maryland, /; Delaware l.
In the different rooms at the State Depart
ment at Washington, may he seen, the origi
nal Declaration OF independence, and The
commission OF General W asAin.ton, in glass
frames Also, may oe seen. by the pJlitan ess
of the officers, the rlglnal treaties with To-
reign powers, and among them, the dehnl-
tive treaty Of peace, between Great Britain
and the United States, OF the Sd Sept 1885,
the French treaty, ceding Louisiana to the
United States, signed by Bonapato. Also.
the original Journals oil Congress, Of l776
and III, SC sc. aud collection OF medals
and uedahouS; some OF tho coins are Ro
man, and nearly @OG0 years eld-am0ng the
niedallans, is one OF go'd, present FROM Ge
neral Bolivar, aeOther OF silver. struck 10
comniemoraton OF the Reformation IA Eng
land--also, an elegant gold snuu box, sci IN
disroonds, presented by the Emperor Alex
eader. 4 person could spehd whole day "a
viewing the great number Of events record
cd IA ibis department.
a. Wo9d vo..ed ~ he P,a.tere
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The late riot At Providence is IN unhappy
interruption 10 the general course OF the peo-
pie in this country. Much to or credit such
scenes among us are so rare, that their &C
currence becomes matter of deep concern
and lasting regret. With one or two excep-
iions, this mob stands atone in the history OF
the Republic SINCE the Revolution Those,
who IN other countries are most apt to take
part IN ihes" tamHlts, are here awesi into sub
mission by the quiet, intelligent and orderly
who surround them ih,> never was. and
we trust never will be theatre for the cxhi
bitlon of riots They are lore,sn to our land
and its institutions
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D.. p. HOLLINGSWORIH

d.. p. HOLLINGSNUR1'H
E e As located himself al Bedmgton Mil
& Z permmeatiy He respectfully Offers hs
professional services to the nti.hbolhood ana
;upes that the experience of several years ~
he practice Of his profession. with strict atf
'tntion To its dures, wil give hin some clam
, the confidence OF the co immunity. lbs OF
lee is at sir. Cookus' Store.
August /, 1891
..ELtNSEED WANTED-We wish 10
Z par nase large quantity of FiaNse'"'
r which we viii pay lie highest pFce -
',h OF Inerchaudize
HOGNIiRE ! RJIp
sept lst, 1851.
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We lnarn from good authority that theft
70 large extent was committed, between
the day beforoyesl orday and yesterday mora
ing. on board TIE steamer Kentuckian BY
which it appears that nearly SIX hundred dal
lars kept on boar,i for 'he boats disbufsc
ncnts, and a packet Said to contain fi;r'p
SCREEN N0Usapd ioi,trs. destined fer the Bank
Of ;ae State Of mississippi at Natohcz. sas
also been stoien ~ '-e latter ,ye learn
there were Thirty not's Of the t. 5. Branch
Reuk at New Orleans fer one ttoBsrnd dot
hrs each. and seven thousand dollars Of the
Bank OF the STATE Of hiississippi.---VFe,s Or
leans Bee, Sept. IS.
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a lark cared On Monday evening, while
the rain was descending in torrents, yery
great excitement was raised Ia Crosby street
by an outcry which proceeded from a wei
dressed young man, who apparently pursue,
carriage shouting out "kiduapping, ;" "stol
'i'at carriage" abduction and other sueD
rAclana lions A great number OF citizen
alarmed atsuch ontciles, pursued hecarii4s.
and obliged lie driver to stop al the corn,.
OF Howard and Crosby street. \ very re
spectabie young gentleman who was in the
carria@e ln,tUeiitiely stepped oIl. s, on hear
. the runner, asked thai the carriage shoul,
oe scare Leds and al the same time asked
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-10-06

The "Free Trade Convention" now sitting
in Philadelphia has organ zad itself.
On mution of the Hon Albert Gallatin, of
New York, Hon. Jad.e Barbour OF Virginia
was unanimously elected President Of the
Convention Ia Introducing his melton, the
Hon. MIR. Gall,tin made a brief speech, Say
ing il was unimportant what mode Of nom
nation was adopted On taking his seat,
Judge Barbour made brief and pertinent
address
Conhy Racquet, Esq was then chosen Sc.
cretary, with power 10 appoint assistants
On motion of the Ion. Mr. Gaatin, it was
unanimously resolved that "a committee of
two from each state, 10 be elected by the del
esaton from that state, be appointed 10 man.
age the general business of the Convention
SsnIe discussion arose in the BODY on the
expedency of adopting Ia eGte,sso, the pre-.
else rules of order observed in Congress in
the course OF the present session--on these
points Hon. MIR. GAlIatin, Mr. Cheves of S
Carolina, and sundry other gentlemen, spoke
briefly The question was pendiAs at II o.
clock, on Saturday.
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Bnybuaos,, The brig Henry Eckforl. wea

Bdybudees. The brig i1enry sckleru, Vea
yer. arrived at Now York on "Wednesday, ~
IL DAYS from Antigua The New York Pos
says:-"Captain W was chartered by the
Government at Antigua TO take a load u
flour to the sufferers at Barbados, by the
late gale. Whea he arrived there ne wa
NEST cordially received, and no port charges
exacted OF his vessel On the 4th OF sep
TENDER. two of the crew OF the brig uenerai
Pulaski, Captain Chase, OF himeIe, men
wing AT Barbados. came on board toe hen
nv Eckford and sharpened their Knives
They were asked by Capt Weaver the rsa
son Tor doing 50, and answered, to DO day
work. They then returned to the brig aad
told Captain Chas. he had but short ume
to live. A boy then cinched Capt Z and
the two mon fell upon him with their knives
and cut him in the face and on the arm, be
fore any assistance could be ohtalbca tsstop
them in their bloody attempt. They were
after desperate struggle secured, ana aiter
examination delivered over 70 the American
consul, who has sent them home IN the lien
ry Ecklsrd, for trial
.Sevcral vessels had touched at Antigua,
but finding no markets had sailed for the Lee
ward Islands. Capt. Weaver says there was
no gale at Barbados on the I'd oil Sepiem-
her, as reported on the authority of letter
from ST BsFts
'rhe Antigua papers are filed with dis
tressing accounts of disasters from the co1n
try surrounding Barbadoes Such OF the
churches as are standing through the Islands.
although much injured, have been thrown
open TO the homeless and unfortunate. the
manned and wounded, and exhibited scenes
OF suffering mortality calculated to harrow
up the feelings OF the most obdurate; here
broken arm or leg there fractured skull;
on one side the dying. on the other the ago
nized groan wruns from the very heart Of
the tortured victim
ain the country whole families, consisting
in some places Of g., SOME 8, and some 10,
have been at one fell stroke, swept from the
book of life. and consigned to a premature
grave In hundreds OF cases the husband
has become widower, the wife widow
and the child fathcrless.
The Governor Of Barbados has request
ed the Governor of Antigua TO make known
the awful situation Of Barhadoes 10 the mo
Their country by despatchIng ship to Eng
land without delay, that theiI wants may
be supplied with as much CELEBRITY as circum
stances viii permit. believing that the parent
government will lose no time in coming for
ward 10 their assistance and adds, from the
Untad States we may expect the same kind
hbtraI aud eil,etual te.isf, which marked THEN
, conduct 10 j. on f,'mer similar occasion
IT JOINS, Antigua Ang b
| A letter received fioai Dominica last Fri
day night. lnlnrms ua that The effect Of thc
late g:.lc was felt in that i,llnd, but NO lives
lost, nor any very serious injury Sustained
TIE town Of iioscau was however almost
inundated bJ TIE breaking in Of the sea
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Chief Justice Marshall arrived at Philadel
phia on Wednesday, where he has taken
lodgings, and will remain. some time for toe
benefit Of medical advice. The National Ga
zette mentions thatit is contemplated by the
members of The Philadelphia Bar TO offer
such honors as are due 10 the venerable Chief
of the National Judiciary
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TIE .Nissionafics..--Th Augusta Chronicle
of the 2lst of September says: "A gentle
man who arrival 10 this city las. enine,
from Athens informs US that was currently
reported and believed there when he lett,
that several Of Inc Missionaries indicted for
trespassDg on the Cherokee territory. about
SIX or ten, had been sentenced to the Peni-
Tertiary. by Judge Clayton. at the Gwinnct
or Hall Superior Court. probably the former.
The New Orleans Bee. Of the 18th ult
says; The S37 600 which had been stolen on
board OF the Steamer kentuekian, were
found the day before yesterday behind the
bury ground The clerk Of the boat has &C
knowledsed himself to be the principal au-
thor OF the theft; though it would seem that
he had accomplices, whose names he was un
willing to divulse.
letter frsm Capt Benson of Barque Eli
"a received in Salem, states that the Malays
bad attacked the Dutch settlement OF Nat
tai, on tho west Coast Of Sumalra, and mas
sacred all the white inhabitants; and that thsy
were fitting out Pross fer pirstcal purposes
NO American vessels had been u0lcstea sine
the attack eli the Friendship.
New YORK, Sept. %
q SIP Of The tongue A young fellow ma
med Croious, whe was charged with having
stolen pair Of shoes, was arraisaei yester
day IN the special Sessions The prisoner
since his arrest, pretended that he was d 70
reI6ncr, and affected an entire ignorance Of
the English language. On his trial the charge
was not sufficiently proved, the court there
lore resolved 10 acqult him, previous to lis
discharge however, the recorder wishing 20
give him the usual iaconc exhortation 10 no
rality, called him TO ask whether he did not
understand any English? The acquitted phi
soner turned around and making very low
bow to the court, threw the auditors INTO
roar OF loushter 10y replying ycry ca.nliy,
''hot word your bononr;' well" said lis
hahor as soon as he had resumed lis gravity
~ Adjusting his spectacIes I'll YOU are dis
charged VIII You take care aud behave better
IA intuTc?' "l will" said the other. 4. he turn
ed ont OF court, you will never l1d u.s h, ro
again speaking 10 your homer"
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The Carlisle Pa Republican Of the 29th
Mi. announces the decease of the Hon VII
LIAM RAMSAY, who represented the Carlisle
District in Congress, on the morning of that
day, after 40 illness OF about three days. Mr..
r was in bis 59th year His disease was an
Inflammation of the bowels.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15
a MEMBER OF THE COMMITTED
COyhMUyVTCATED.
10 '"e Farmer' and -Mtiters Of pirsinia trading

bill new on its passage through the Legislature, 10 III.
rSs l., a.. q I s making inp.san n
Ss :: sisS:ss Ts aSs s:ss,.
lucrative trade .od restore nesbDoOrns state from Sies
Nv s city S'Is Miller. .;s's:s
q isS
Let from Ss S:s sss
vii % ss ss 10" and s.a, FTs .s , Wheat
Otherwise receive And for os rmo exposed to sSis
x ,is Miller. mo lose ssP sss
o%' a s snS s s e. y No
cities. hnd then how will tho condition Country iisrs :.
petition market SSSc S: s:.,y
.n ,cs harvest ar Of profit Bot, should This
reputation Four ss county %lisl. for or
; iHf'i s s' S ss:': s. ' Of Gs ss. 's
%S not sI s%f o s a soSm.@ b
H the passage Of this bill Al parties progressing
O M e alone. 10, them The old sptspS 81 wa. %.Ii
medicine aw-skng dangerous, and when tho Y,
ss h N1s nd any . sGss change n be for
edged even BY the ssaunchest advocates Ills bill II l. hIyn.
os upc" you sod ss "o lssd. o Ss0
yS e :;s" we'll sy
else Is and having object, the redssos %
Priye ho country ofs market beneficial effects Of which b
sS s'%s s'1 .Ss who
your uade was In declining would be- natural Tor yon
70 on 70 me legislature whose duty soayeb on,
tne cause ana apply remedy. But
Gao oeneh you only by sfodng facilities get your produce ~
aIket Iha market s here for and will nI~sv.
ngeoss piopoionto increased productions the r.
employ heir time applying remedies whore defects
thy. A WAeNfNr u v sse nsse
BsE.IAnbe remarks Of Mt Gboison in repIv Ia M, wa
s%s q Harrison n. debate The Psr.bu Rail Road Bi
Pubhes IN Saturdays Mr. Gbolson made 10 49, III
VI the gentleman could show instance which bc nd w
against o'srna there wov be us,ies IN ia.
Tomsfss should have oeon stated e xentlso,s
,cu ssos 90 a'soss s .noh b had voted against us.rr
"oo"s 70 os "eos d eompsnss for ebjses o5 rutsrss
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slaves menisd aistocrsey. they arc in Great Bri
tain. they becoming here. All bankers and
ney dealers, exercise the power and influence Of wealth.
they make the rich richer the poor poorer they snni-
hilae in the country all orders Of but two, the
Rich aud the Poor To this condition are fast APP
Proaching we are becoming mean. degraded set OF
seed Bank Of tho United s,aes reduce the whole peo-
pie.
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pointed him sub.Ag.n' At The cam. pace.
| The Savannah R-pnt liesn # the % d ut. says
ave were she wn piece OF Gold Ia its original state
taken from the mino OF MIR. Powell, 10 Habsrsham
county which weighs two hundred and twsnty-seven
d~n. nine:s-n Efsln'."
THE Courier des Etafs Jni, con'aio, LITTER from
Martinique, dated February 18th, giving more par
cuisr aud ioteiixhle account Of the late nsurrccton
Of IN" blacks Of that island than have in any
OF the Martinique papers We give the following
translation. The government, II appears. hes found I,
necessary to mako soms son'dersblo concessions TO
the people Of color.
ss'm; the workrbors were in full revolt. The blacks
were animated by ideas Of Liberty, aud thinking that
the Of tho French revolution ought exend
to them attempted 10 obtain by force what could not
their pastors. They began at ST. Pierre, BY saving
down the sbbi,s during tho night, aud planting over
The gate OF the church a. the anchorage, ,r-soiossd
dag. bearing the motto Liberty Death" The Of
hcers OF justice knew not whom 10 suspect, when two
days afterwards the eanr fields Of NJ. do Psrinee be.
Ing set on hro LEFT doubt TO the authors Of these
connsgraors Soon, the pi.uA'ions Dariste, Peeoul,
and others 10 the same quar- to he numbsr OF ell.
became tho prey Of the flames, aud the alarm spread
throughout the colony The Governor set out for ST.
Pierre, and on marching towards the htes to the
surprise Of tho vhies, his iuceudisries w-re found
armed with mu.kets and cutlasses; they, however,
made no very vigorous or ,kifni Of them, since
they killed tut two men and wounded third. 90
their own side they had several dead bu, Il desr
cd II possibIe to take them alive, with view Of learn
Ing ON hem whaevsr might interc.t tho whitss.-|
Two hundred aud sixty negro men and have
be' srrestei snd shSa, TO take their animation
and rial Their intention, appears was to sct FIRE
to tho whole Colony; for while the plantations near
s.. Pierre were yet smoking two houses 10 the town
we're In flames, a. we'll az two plantations at Base
Ponte, aud one st Vauclp.
Tho colony has been placed In sa,s Of seixe and
every body, young AMI old, 10 enrollrd Every night
tn town, 90 we'll as 10 tho country, piquets of infantry
and cavalry are out, and pa,ronE tho plantations. Al
present ell 10 quiet, but the precautions will continue
for long time yet Fortunately tho people Of color
are In tav'r OF tho whites certain measures adope
rights, the ii 10 Of Monsieur and Of Modame and Mo.
demoiseiIe, tho liberty allowed tho whites OF contract
ing mar lagos with women OF color tho istry In the
same book Of tho births and eatbs of the two casts
have created among them feeling Of gratitude which
attaches them 10 ihs whites God knows, however,
how II will all end"
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The Public hardly swsre Of tbs great numb.,
ri Blls. which had passed one or The other Home n
CopRrtss, which, Tor the want Of tius to act unon
then, owing partly 10 the occupation Of so xrost
ton OF the ses ion in 'he trial Of Judge Peek snd part.
y to the Introduction, late 10 he session of NOT
profitable debate, remained unfinished and were there
fore lost at the adjournment, The number Of hin,
were twice read in the Senate, but finally lief. mon
the table Of 'hat body, just one hundred The
number OF Senate bills thus lost in the House of Rem
resenta'ives sbou' thirty.
Among the Hcuse Bills 20 which The go-by vas siy
Ell ~ ts way, she bill "for the improvpn ent Of
CERTAIN harhoufs and providing for surveys" Thi.
biH embraced, Am7nE oth.r ibings an appropriaon oil
10000 dollars for the nproyen emit of the mouth al
bsck tfe' one Chssspsske enhance 10 the Chssa.
Pe'ke and Delaware CaosO ADD another Of 10000 dol
Ts Tor deepening The harbour OF Baltimore with Other
appropriations OF the ssine cast in d. rent part. Of IN,
United States. This bill passed the HOME NJ Rem.
s"nta'ive' by majority OF Try Uotes QO7 10 5 ard
had tbeen possible to act upon IT, would probably
passed the Senate by majority Of ten 10 fifteen vote,
u 10 suPPosed by many, however, that, had IL pss,sd
both Houses, the President would have sonsidsr.e
biinself pledged BY tho terms Of bi last annual Mes
sage 70 Congress, 10 put bis veto upon II this sesson
30 Ola upon corresponding bill at The last session
Among The bills thus oss also was the bene fc mi
providing Tor the support OF the remsioio< p,rti
cipat0rs IN the taugues,. pfivatons. and danger
Of the war Of the Revolution By a lied vote. 2s a
20, the SeDae refused, 90 Tuesdsy evening. 10 noa
pone the fur her orders Of The day 10 ordrr 10 ss,
w. Tie remainder Of he sstsion was p,rb.p. ins,I,
700 short for the deliberate esD0det s'ion Of a.
Among The bills thus lost this session land AZ IN,
last session, and probably never will be othstyiss /,
our dsy) vas The bill io' regulating The sIlowsDs.
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A Revelation 1.-The Washington Correspondent Of
the New York Journal of Commerce prefends 4" 10
reveal matter OF the greatest importance to the p1
ltieaI relations OF than prominent man In IL.
United s. ats John @. Calhoun tDiH be IL, nosnine.
ton. BY his friends, for the Presidency, in ms nert
canvass L. must be so. He will not be dead dog
He 10 alive. and ta' teeth yet TO bite More on mi,
subject mon Il have not told you all The new, Tho
honorable Judge Spencer will be supported BY the
American Republicans, or Ma iopsI Republiesn party
rs thor esnddats for tbs Vice Presidency from and
after the Sd Of March, lS3S"-Wbethsr the on dif
about JUDGE Spencer be true or fase "tbe Deponent
saith nor-but the revelation about Mr.. Calhoun sur
p's'sth ell our beliekWo are persuaded that n Il.
contrary both to hs Interests snd TO his professions w.
uodestand, that MIR. c. 10 his recent visit 10 Thu CITY,
Pro'e''ed bis disposition 10 go for Gen. Jackson.
GFThe last Charlottesville Advocate announces
Gen. Wn1. II. Gordon . Candidate for recollection
TO The next Congress Of the u States and MeSsrs.
Thomas Jefferson Randolph aud Hugh Nelson, can
didaiss for the next General Assembly.
UB We are requested 10 cay, tbs WIN. II. Randoph.
Esq. vii be candidate At the xt eeetion ofa ID,
gate for the county Of H,nrco.
6TWe ere siso requested to announces thst WiIiism
". RoaDe Esq. I. candidate 70 represent the county
Of Hanover In the next GensSsl Assembly.
We acknowledges with many ihsnn tbs souriseus.
end the Kind terms, 10 which" The sbaine Democrat
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published 81 SAFE. BY Me- Condor. sp.sts Of The Il.
oos aud principles Of the X. EaquIssr THIS tibui.
OF good vii (much grsa We hsn we s.tv@) 10
the mere weeom-, because the "Dsnocsa," 10 sdtsd
with great spir and on sound Rspu lie.u principles
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THE RREAK wArrn

Extract If a letter from Washington. .s6oy,hs
"Tbs senate has passed the bill from the oh,, hons.
approPrlang 2Os 600 dollars for The Delaware
water" ''-S
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INV OF CO.vTBMPTs.

HND LIbEHI Ut THE PRESS.
The following Law 10 leather 10 the cap Of The Las,
congre". No sooner did Judge Peek esesps the pun
sbmept Which was due 10 bis arbitrary sondus, Than
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seadsd should BE- By others equally
$4,000 have bssa ..sdy .as.e,s.d
viii so short ss' os S
%:y BE- to :oS.sS. which would make
q. or ssss 's sei'ss:
Baltimore Is deeply Interested refuse s:.i.,snss,
wsi' r wiz s..s!on .; e satisfy her capitalists
made by adsou. s:n,smen hay. no, the
upon Ssi, "
hi; . "a. from S.as the ,sa.s.. inlass~sn. farmer.
their produce market would present not
than barrel W. h.! S'I oaS TO &
o so San Ms wSd at &
barrel which would DO saving OF 81 looens every barrel
undertaking. and w 1: ,Ss; ali wSo
to Sow The time: DO hs
The only thing which us any regret from the
above sta omen, 10, that tho treasures Of the Valley
must be poured into the lap OF Baltimore. IL there
no wav Of 6nding competent market our Stae,
instead OF seeking !If the road bs eon
strue,ed ought no, some privilege TO Do reserved Of tap
ping the RAFT Road st suy points, which the L.gi.la-
ture may prefer for carrying of lateral Roads In other
direction! This 10 a subject, however, which we
most ehserfuly leave 10 much wiser heads than our
own.
Tho circum.tsnee which strikes us with IN. mos,
surprise 10, tina, while doing little, some other
states arc doing 90 mueh.-The psnebant for Rail
R,ads 10 remarkable In Maryland, PennsyIvani. and
even In New York. No,withsisnding the brilliant
success Of her Grand CasaI, Rail. Roads arc At ,hi.
moment in N. Y. he Order Of the Day. Tho New
ntuotcan (o o iV'b) speaks OF a. sort OF "Rait
Road Mania"-,nd Il points out the folio ing striking
mc.. which Wa submit for the beneh, Of ill concerned
M stock Of Mohawk and Hudson rail- company which,
o se Outset dragged h:syy and could only with du
week books for the stock OF road
Jersey between Paterson and tho Hudson opposite this
cy were opened Three limos tho
and the scrip Is now selling before, sup.
any definite been made Of the
m cost Yesterday the ceremonial Of opening sub
TO the stock Of the Caukl Cauaohar Rail Road
gone through with at tho Exchange, and
The hins was done in tho ,winLng OF subsrp
was to be hled and though
We did net fall In with who had in
stock Til: scrip Immediately sod inform
premium All this denotes abundant means pro6ts
ew Of snds very little
haps-of tho spirit or gambling" ~ 'f'
In word, let US DO up and doins-esllinx upon the
state, calling upon individuals to ,'si.t the designs Of
internal imProvement-but acting with - much die.
erection spiri.-acng ioseiy thai No NAV .ei ,ueH
striking not stroke tll we have surveyed we'll the
ground before us-and beginning nothing until we
rave considered tho snd-but determined to consider
and then to act.