Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-05

In such state Of things. shall doubt the decision OF
the Legislature! Aud from gloomy forebodngs and
manly fears, reject plan which promises speed and vi.
gour In the construction, and adequate SCALE
sonabe tolls Tor lew yeare and ultimately channel Of
convey OF the highest order Gee from toll, together
with the control OF the line! Aud this too Tor the sake
Of the prospects OF hint stock company allowed to conn
mence il il reach that point with little more than half
the cum necessary TO do the wokwi,liov,
how aud whence the balance is to be io,,
anl snAkr progress oil the workthe certainty OF per-
prtu"i tolls, higher than tar Tor the ~ap
above all to par, Tor with the control OF the
line.
All seem now awake 10 the value Of this work. and alive
!" 'hr Importance OF its immediate execution. All admit
mat The best interests Of country stake that
enccort,'we advance with gigantic strides TO
wealth and character place IL out OF power attain
'm Let us then arouse TO The CRISIS adopt an open. fair
and manly course and pursue Il with cnergy and visor
Adopt the pl IN hrb promises most permanent good aud
general Recommendations Make the fiscal preparations at
The start aud not send the Mariner on a yovsyc around
Cope Horn with hslf his stock OF provisions laid in and
no arrangements Tor supplies on the way
STANTON, Sept. Ga number Of the citizens of
S'annto" being informed that Jane. Hagar,y Esq (now
OF Lverpool) ana,ive Of this village is in town. and be-
ing DESTROYS to testify their admiration OF the many vr.
met ut the court house in the said town. on We,nr
evsn'ng, August 2SIh, 1885, Gen. B. G. Baldwin was
called to the chair, aud Jefferson Kinney, appointed Sec.
re'ary-when the following resolution adopted:
Resofced unanimously. That David W. Pat,eson, Jno.
H. Peyion and Wp' Kinney, jr be- and they arc hereby
appointed committee invite our friend and fellow
Gen. James H"gariy, Esq ON any day that may suit his
convenience 10 psrake Of public dinner, at the house of
Michael Garber to he given him by the citizens OF the
town OF his nativity, as testimony OF their profound 70.
spect-Specf0for.
- Stdunton, 29th -fmg. 1888.
JAS HAeARrY, Esq: Sr-The citizens Of your native
village, hearing Of your arrival, and feeling DESTROYS OF
maneshng their high respect for you character have az.
semb'ed in public meeting and have deputed the under.
isnea committee to communicate to you, their feeling.
ami further evidence OF their respect have depn,ed
va invite yo" 10 public dinner the tavern Of
CARRIER, any day tina, will suit your
take pleasure IN being the vehicles Of compliment to one
so highly deserving.
Wa are respectfully yours,
JOHN II. PEYTON
ID. w. PATERSON,
WIN. KINNEY, JR.
WASHINGTON HorEL,
. S'sunton, 29th Aug. 1888.
GsntIcm'n- feel deep gratitude my fellow citizens
oil S'aunton, which you will be pleased to impart 10
them, Tor their kind invitation Of this morning 10 public
dinner and to 20" personally for the faering terms in
which il conveyed; but Tor particular and
private nature, am constrained to decline il.
am gentlemen, with sentiments Of the highest re-
and consideration, your obe'n, JAS HHGARTV
To JOHN ii. PEYToN, E>q.
d. w. PATrEsoN, E,q.
VIM. KINNEY, Esq.