Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-01

probation In the value Of the whole Bank
THOUSAND DOLLARSll Such IL the madness Of par
ly-excsims the N. Y. Commercial. But Il turns out,
that In few days, the stock got Up to Ia Thus, the
government would gain an advance Of $l22.oOO win
the Commercial now change its cue-snd give the adm
nsra'on the credit Of increasing by much the value
Of The madness OF pary The Commercial says. that the
STOCK rose IN New York. because the Expose Of the ADM
n'rs'ion was not near as bad as was expected How
great must the panic have BEEN IL the deveopemenis did
not come mp 10 ts calculations But the N u STANDARD
siirm that the rise 10 the stock is merely artifci. got
which Had been purchased in Wall Street. New York
evening paper OF the 27r quotes U. s. Bank Stock Os
O.WW.ARDi O.VTVARD!
The Shen"ndoah Sentinel" adopts the rslIying cry Of
OntcdTd! Cntodrd!"-snd presses the adoption Of ga
Mscadsmized Rosdfro Winchester as no,
among the least Of the sections composing the Chapter of
the Spirit OF the Times PA Road setting was held
In Harrisonburg, the 18th instant. Robert Gray Eco
made lengthy speech in support Of the measure setting
oh ITS advantages In very clear and satisfactory light
RESOLUTIONS were adopted unanimously, expressive OF
desire ON the part Of the people Of Rockingham TO Co.
operate with their fellow citizens Of Frederick aud She
n"ndoah' in extending the road to Harrisonburg; bu,
In consequence Of the being generally known
,hroueh The county, the meeting adjourned 10 Oco.
toer Sour. Some heavy subscriptions were made."-
ne .. sentinel urges with great force the
Improvement upon the o its re aJers "hsrs
can be no question. but that the facilities afforded in getting
10 market, have powerful influence the value Of
IL farmer can take twenty barrels Of flour TO market at
the same cost which is required to transport that mum.
Der, the gain by carriage Is to that sum s.J
10 ms crop; Or in other words renders his that
more valuable Lands invariably rise or fall with the
price oil the produce from whence their income
and Is not the prices Of the place which he may mar
ket that should attract his attention. in . SUBJ
Jec but the actual receipts he enjoys-hence one man.
a,'hough receiving no more at Alexandra, Baltimore
than another IL he has the advantage Of good road hi,
meet proceeds greater what markets he
carries more at the same expense, and in shorter time.
This subject we are satisfied, Is receiving the attention
due to by our farmers The spirit Of Is abroad
and while some sections OF the country projecting
rail roads, and others maturing Canals the people in this
q LIN,
Provemen to which they are invited by Mature, and to e
feet which they have ample means"
The spirit has burst forth in another quarter of the "O
Dominion large aud respectable me eng Of the ci,
gems Of Lewis county was held the 81 ns-Jobn Tai
bot, Esq in the Chair and James Bennett Secretary
when Col. Gideon ID. Camden addressed them and IN.
following resolutions adopted:
river Of vital impor.s"ss to- o. tho
D' SD 81 & do
this county the convention onsburg on the
"a Rss0ised Ths, Col Gideon Camden DR. Rober, n Low
Ms%s. Holt Ns%'Sa G.'i s Sss'G E.s q.
s';ss" and d: III
But in the mean time what has become of the grand
central scheme OF improvement-whch is not only i'm.
part prosperity every section which directly remote
touches It, but whose SUGGESTS to give Of
Internal Improvement in every quarter of the Common.
wealth. IL is still marching on,card We submit this
moreover. we have the following items of encouragement,
from the Lynchburg virgnian:
JAMES RIVER IMPRov EMENr-A meeting was held
20.
curing additional subscriptions to the stock the James
River aud Kana~ ha Company. We have not received
copy OF the proceedings, but learn that committees
appointed wait the people and 20 procure suh
scrptions. Joseph e. CabelI, Esq of Nelson was pre-
sent at The meeting, and addressed the people at
BILE length.
"a meeting also held in this place Yesterday AFTER
noon in relation to the same subject, before which
c. CabeIl, Esq, delivered a long and able speech The
' .'' e' ""s" '"' c pcsss Tsne a. gas''
Alta meeting of the citizens of Fiuvanna COUNTY At
their Court house, the 23d day OF Iii being
Court dayD the subject OF the Improvement Of The
James and Kanawha rivers the following preambe and
resolutions were unanimously adopted; alter being ad
dressed by Messrs John Undertake and Benjamin H.
Magruaer on matter so vitality important TO the interest,"
The welfare and credit of Virginia.
whereas this meeting views the James River and Ka
nawha improvement as vitality important TO the prosper
cntion oil said scheme requires this the exer,ion
Of our best efforts to raise the balance Of the stock not
heretofore subscribed.
Resolped, That this meeting earnestly recommend n
the friends OF the James River and Kanawha improve.
ment 10 use their best exerions procure
to the Stock of the said improvement.
Resoiued, That Gen. John II. Cooke John Timber. |
lake, Benjamin H. Magruder, Gideon A. Strange Walk.
er r,mberInke, Dr. John NJ Wills John winn, Dr. Ed
ward r. Watkins, Joseph Hodgson, William Hughes
John Holland Thomas Hughes, James Carrin William j.
OLE Barrett G. Payne, James I. Jones, william Payne
Tin Intwer, Adam s. Harrison, James M agruder Rich
ard OmohundIo, Samuel b. Petit, Frank Johnson Sa.
muei Norris Daniel Turner. Daniel Stone Gutherie
MOTIFS Reuben Crewdson, John G. Hughes, Robert W.
Ashn, Joseph Woolng, Richard Scater, Abraham Shep-
herd George A. Payne, Dr. BAIL M. Jones, Charles
"Hams HoratioJ. Magruder John III. Cooke IT,, Over
ton d. Pet, Robert Lindsay, and William Fl. Msssie he
appointed committee TO wait upon the citizens Of the
county, IN order to obtain subscriptions and that they re-
port 10 an adjourned meeting be held at this place on
the fourth Monday in October next.
Resolved That The foregoing edngs signed by
me CHAIRMAN and Secreary and copy forwarded to the
Editors oil the Richmond Enquirer, Wing
anu virginia Advocate for publication. The substitution.
booS was then opened and hundred and
Shares were taken by early hour in the evening The
PROBABILITY Is very strong that FIuyanDa will make out
her quota OF subscription.
JOHN II. COOKE, Chairman.
JOHN NJ Willis, Secretary.
The N. Inteligencer need be under no uneasi-
ness on our account, touching the Proclamation
We are content with the exposition which has late
y appeared-and If the Inelligencer will do JUS
tce, 1t will admit we have always said such the
true state Of the case. There is scrape" then,
for us TO get out of"for knew the fact was as
we stated it-viz. that the President had disavowed
the sweeping doctrine which had been deduced from
the Proclamation. We wish the Integencer NAV
escape from the scrapes it has gone into, with ms
much ease as we have done. But, the mark of the
beast is upon il. Ii belongs the Bank, as strictly
as the genius was attached TO the Lamp of Aladdin
and when the Bank chooses to evoke its assist
ance, IT must obey the behests Of its owner. The
poor Reynard cannot even "save its brush ;" by dou-
bling with all the address it can exert.
The National Gazette also has hit at the late ex-
position. II deny the existence of any ORR
ginal Draft from the Presidents own pen-calls it
MISREPRESENTATION" &c. &c. Mr. W. ought
| TO know better. The Oripinal Draft has LONG beep