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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
Ftom GaiignaniS Pdris Messenger.
ROMAN TIC INCIDENT.

On Sunday last, two young men, one law student
and the other medical one, repaired to the Bo,s dc
Bouogne to settle an affair of honor of SO serious
na,ure at least IN their opinion, TINT it was sesolv
cd that a, least one should lose his life. After n
vain attempt al reconciliation, one Of the seconds
demanded that delay Of an hour should AXE place
before the combat commenced. This being agreed
TO- he returned with all speed 10 Pans and inform.
cd priest who had been chaplain to the college IN
which the Two adversares had boon fellow students,
OF tho probably fatal event that wns about occur
ring THIS worthy eccIesias,ie, though having al
the moment his vcstmcnts on to celebrate mass took
them off. Alter u vain endeavoIr TO bring one OF
the adversaries to listen reason who insisted up.
on blood being shed be said, let II be mine | will
ngy offer myself as n victim, for may say with
out presumption thai | am better prcpared at the
present moment, TO qo,, this world Than the young
man whose life YOU seek This touching aposlrophe
had the desired effect; reconciliation took place,
and all parties concurrcd in doing honor 10 the
rlbe peace maker.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
A SHORT SERMON.


The following pithy sermon, from a pithy krt
has been published in England, and has met will
very extensive circulation in that country
7" Be sober, grspe, tempecate"-rius Ii 3.
1. There nre three companions with ~hom you
should always keep on good terms
lst Your Wife
Cd. Your Stomach
81 Your Conscience.
IL you wish to enjoy peace long life, and hap.
piness, preserve theta by Temperance Intempcr.
ance produces
lst. Domestic Misery.
ID Premature death.
Sd lnfjelity.
To make these three points clear, refer you,
ls To the Newsute Calendar the Old Bailey
Chronicle and the Police Reports.
3D. To tho hospitals lunauc asyums and work
houses and,
3. To the pas, experience of wha, you have
seen, read and suffered in mind, body, and estate
READER DECIDE!
Whieh DW yen choosc--Femperance with hap.
Piness and long life, or Intemperancc with misery
and premature dcah1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15


his piece .ho, the irar IN the hand with when ne
we, pulling the rope. HIS companions tnsn a''acA-
=, ,he oates with bars and hatehe,s, and soon ma
t,,y an co,rance. drove ,he inmates from cell 10
eli and killed Is or Is Of them. !, was sani IN"
!. ono OF the cells was found man who h'd eeen
three years prisoner, and this circumstance hod
ed no much fuel to their fury, tina. not 'f'as .ha'
cou,a be laid hold OF vas suffered 10 escape -"
other mob had in the mean time rushed 10 me ~
vent of La Merccd, and there similar e.'ea"y
-. r.na.,eJ The authorities had by THIS Tine
awakened from then iethargy, and parties OF n''I'
,,,v ,.ese no.ted ~ the several cmve"s 70 p'es'"'
fnr,hr excesses, and such Of me "'ass % eo"'. w
fund alive we've conducted 10 places OF safety NC
.shole garrison of Madrid was put under arms ;
the cavalry posted in the Gale Mayo. aah VIC f"'
era Del Sol, ard the infantry ano ortano' "e'e
a,,wn n, in Gale dc Carratas, Gallo dc Moniefn,
4. Ales,sy and other leading points while strong
,,;ro,e,s and pa,roles wen, round the town, diyi-
linz il into sections end giving the honest 'n''ao
;,,n,s some assurance tina their safety was watch
81 over. Notwithstanding these demonstrations
the oonyen, Of the Carmen was attacked a. mo
,;cb, I'm, The ri IRA had so well bnrricaueo lheif
4, ,,,. ,hs, The mob could not effect an entrance
am sorry to say that my kind friend, MRS
YIN Ness ia numbered AMONG the dead. Her spur
!, tar,ed from the body at three this morning NeV-
a. x,ss ,hcre n more amiable and high-miEdcd Ia
de- charitable. sweet tempered, beloved by her
family. she sinks into the grave In land o. siran
GERS Al the momen, sic was preparing to return 10
her own home and ,ha, family TO whom she was
blessing and whose absence from her has long been
The occasion of her secret gnet.-Her husband Is
deeplv stricken; she died IN his anna, having re-
eo,ysd The attention OF numerous friends, and the
assistance Of tie bes, physicians. Heaven has re-
ce;vel her soul The many who loved her here
viii long denore her loss Her remains will be bn-
rie in the consecraied ground belonging 10 The bf'
tist Embassy.
Madrid is perfectly que, VOW. The troops are
s,,,l stationed about, but there has been no attempt
10 renew further disorders.
GREECE.
We regre, to find in these papers several para,
rfophs thu, would 90 10 conhrm The reported defeat
OF The Bavarian troops in Greece by the MonoiS,
and the insurfecionary movements IN VARIOUS phf'S
Of The kingdom.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, July 80.
There has been n steady business dong IN ool-
ton the las, three days, and about 3 800 bales soio
Of which speculators have purchased 23oo, aud
exporters 800 bales, wnhon, any alteration IN PR
ccs.
Tobacco il FL m OF our quotnteEs.
LONDON MARKET, July -
Tho sales in Tobacco since the hfst month ia
hhjs. 200 on speculation 10 the trade for Export
Prices are well supported stock o99o hhds n
gainst 6037 same period last year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
Fro M The Le'eisbd7g Ta) AAeghamian, Septcn
Der s
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.

"A circumstance of a novel and interesting cha
racter took place IN this neighborhood short time
since, which for while excited 40 small degree
OF curiosity aud interest in the public mind general
~. IL was whispered abon' that dark aud bloody
deed he been committed-that a murder most
foul and unnatural, had been perpe,rated on man
by the name OF Page, and tina, his wife, with her
had been the principal agents in the bu-
slness. The report having reached the ears OF
some OF or magstracy, an enquiry INTO the affair
was instituted and the parties implicated, together
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

QutTE AnovE-BoARD. - Samuel Terry, m Engi,sa
convict, in New South w alts is in possession OF a
clear income of sixty thousand pounds sterling
His several estates, containing upward, 10000 a.
eros, and his property in the town Of Sydney bring
him IN Il0 900 per nnnum. He has II 900 head
Of horned cattle and 400 brood mares. All this
property he has acquired since his cmancipa.
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

In learned notice OF Measures, HcighiS and
.Nonev," by Col FAsLEY. Royal Engineer, f. r
S sc just published IN L.oalon, the author pays
the ioUo~,ng tnbu,c 20 oar distinguished fellow
citizen, JOIN q ADAMS
cannoi, however, pass over the labors Of fo
mer writers, without acknowledging IN particular,
the benefit VIII y have derived, hist nvestiga-
ting the historical part OF my subject, from book
printed al Washington in 1921, official Re
port upon Weights and Measures, made Ivy dis
tinSulshed American Statesman, Mr.. JoHN GUN
Cy ADAMS, To the Senate of the Uuict states, of
which he was afterwards Prcsidcn; ms author
has thrown more light into he history of our oil
English Weights and NJ asur S then all former
writers upon the same suhJrc and his views OF
historical facts, even when occasionally IN oppas
ton to the Reports OF oal own Parliamentary Com
mlttees, appear 70 me to be tho most correct Foi
my own par, confess hat | 10 not think that
coold have seen my say INTO tae history Of Eng
lIsh Weights and Measures, IN the feudal ages,
without MIS- guidance"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
Hack for hire.

NHE subscriber has an excellent Carriage and
Il Horses, with careful driver, and will hife
Inc same, at all times as Hack. Persons DESTROYS
OF hiring, will please call on him.
JOSEPH A. ROYALL.
Sept II Off
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

A London correspondent ofthc New York Mir.
ror says of the celebrated Miss Martincau, who is
about TO visit our country, with female Compan
ion, and Nr, julius, a German comm ssioned by his
Government TO examine the Pententiaries of the
United States
found her much younger person than had
anticipated, and better looking than the common
pictures OF her. | never saw a woman VINO i'm.
pressed me as being so utterly free from all dis
gulse and affectaton Franknsss, truth and ear
nestness, are the prominent characteristics of her
manner. She is a little deaf, and convetses with
friends by means of pliabe acoustic tube the ivo,
ry trumpet of which you place near your mouth,
speaking only IN your ordinary tone. This letter
will hardly reach America before her"
Long Island. The farm Of the Misses Stewart
at Utrecht on the Narrows, about nine miles from
the city, and consisting OF one hundred acres was
sold by auction last Thursday for $i7 600. We
understand etyls 10 be built upon it, The situa.
ton is very pleasant. The advance in real cs ate
on Long Island, and on Staten Island within the
last year, has been very great.
". Y Jour. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

The Blind Mans Bibk-Wo have before US
IN goojly sized quarto volamr the Gospel OF S
Mark, printed, or rather embossed for tlr use OF
he nnd-Thls is n, first book lhal has been pre-
pared IN THIS country on this plan. It is the handy
work OF MIR. Sn'der, the gentleman who acts Sc.
crcary Of the institution, and is a beautiful Illus
'raion, if not fufment, OF the prophecy, ''be
blind shall sec" This admirable specimen Of the
ar, of enclosing letters, IS worthy the attention of
the curious. Phitsd o. S. Ga2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

Jossph Bonaparfs The liking Of Spain, Gun
Her the TILE of Comtc dc Survers) has together
with his brother Jerome, take the mansion OF the
late b. Way, Esq Denham-place, near uxbrldgr
England for u term OF years. They have made
some necessary repairs, and with their families Ia
kon possession of their new abode.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

We are glad to learn from the last number the
KnickoIbocker Magazlne that Professor Doucou
tray Holstein of Geneva College, IN. Y Is a
bout preparing carefully -wriuen york, cnl'tr
The Life and Times of the Marquis Gilbert
Moicr de Lafayette" No person is better quol-
fled for THIS effort than Professor uolstein. lie
was the intimate companion and friend OF Lnay
cite in his most Trying yeats, Il once, by s;rdtagem,
II we mistake not, relieved that Apostle OF Lib
cry from the horrors of prison. As n writer
Professor II possesses the best ability and taste.
His Office allows Inn leisure, aud his ati ntIes
and habits are all ola literary chaiGcter HIS pa
pors IN the Kn,ckerb ecker, on various subjects have
me. with wide prevalence and praise.
com. MteH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15
DOMESTIC NEWS.
BANK or rHE UNITED srAIi

Atac general ifienHlHi meeting Of tn siockhoic-
ers ~ u, gask 81 lbs United States, heiJ m Tie
Hall. II ihe CITY n Phiias piia, on Monday he
Is tsy ~ erteai,af, 1854.
Rpbet Ragian, Esq wa called TO preside, ana
Joaepa II fng II ESQ appointed Secretary
N'eIo,ss Bottle, Esq, the President OF The Bank
On beaad ofths Bosrd Of Directors. submitted 10
the stockholders in compliance with the 18Th article
of the lib section OF the Bank. an exact and par
tieulnr statement Of The debts which have remain
ed unpaid afer the expiration Of the origin u creol
for period oftreSle the term Of thai credit and OF
the surplus Of the profits, If any, afer dedueins
losses aud diyldends'
lie also presented general view OF the present
situation oil the Institution, showing the amount OF
rs liabilities and resources.
Wherevpon tho following resolutions, moved
by Joseph Ingersoll, Ess were read aud unan'-
monsy adopted
Resolped That The ,hanks Of this meeting be
and they are hereby, presented 10 the President oil
the Ins tuition and The Board OF Directors, for Tho
fidelity aud skill which they have manifested IN The
mana cement of The concerns OF the Bank.
Resofped That the stockholders feel continued
nd undiu,ln,shed confidence that the ut her admin
stration of The Of the Bunk Will b. eonduc-
ted with wisdom and zeal 10y those who have hereto
fore SO satisfactorily directed them-ahd thai the
last resolution adopted az me u'thhi"I heo'"s W
the stockhoarrs, held on the Is, day Of September
1881 which authorIscs the President and Directors
TO make application for a renewal ofthe charter, and
to accept such terms orrencwa rs they may con
sder jus, and proper, IL hereby revived and CONT
nucd
On motion Of Richard Price, Esq, the proceed
logs Of the meeting, signed by the Chairman aud
Secretary, were ordered 10 be putshed, and tho
meeting hen adjourned.
RO5ERf RALsFON, CAatrman.
JOSEPH HrMrnlLl., Seorfiary
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-15

PnrHcE PucKLgR MuskAu. This distinguished,
spirited, and undergraduates, may be daily look
cd for upon our shores. A letter from Bavaria,
from which we suijoIn an extract, opPrzes US that
he would embark for this port in the uavre packet
Of the Slh alt.
tie will find u cordial welcome, and we fear
sreing that it VIII all be put IN book "a Difference
for his title, linle IN harmony with the republican
professions Of which he will hear and read so much
IN Y dmef1CaB.
Ert,aet Of letter fro Bamterg, Bapa'ia, Of
2Ih .JHiV
I" beg in advance yonr coed Offices for his High.
ness, Prince PUcKAEe MuskAu, who has spent some
weeks wi,h me here and intends making Il tour
Though the United States. when he will spend some
weeks in New York. He will embark in the Ia
vrc packet Of Sth Aug"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

PolNDENrrR's NfRActTY In a fp.oeh, made on
The I,h Of February la the Sesss. Mr. Pn exisr said
~ have occasionally sjd to the iuk fills oi change
Tor nay own aeeoa,,no alon, which, that medium had
not existed should have sold to local Bank bro.
ker. These bills have been duly hoorvd aud pald AT MN
tuuty, aud so the matter ended"
In an article la The Telegraph, which, have doubt
irom The circumstances under which appeared snL
internal evidence, written by Nr Pule xte,; bu, A.
not wti'ien, was certainly suho Ted by him. lac ssys
:" Goronor POaderter Bank q cent. lie
mas no pecuniary fdror 10 ASK If ANY lie is the
Representatives at the State oil Aiissispp-oi People
who have too much Intelligence and too much of the
feelings Of reemen 10 become the slaves despo who
would sacrifice every thing The Itself
IN ",s experiment OF making Mr.. Van Bnren his success
sor. "
What will the public think Of this genfem,au's reroe-
~, when they rvcur 10 the Bank Du.ctors statement,
which we published recently, supported ss IL H. ia every
material point by Col. rowsnns note II n0tp appears
that this man. who had the harhood 10 saw recently in
Msss'ssiPpi (a'er lie knew that the Bank would permit
no investigation into its deang that lac had never any
transaction with the Bank that OF selling real col
lection Pdperwho made in cii-ci the same declaration
IN the Senate a afterwards asserted in the Telegraph
TINT lie "0Wes Bdnk cent"-did actually Obtain
from the Bank in May. 1892. ten thousand dollars for
draft on Col Tows0n, nearly mon hs and 2S
days-iat is eight months With tho days of graceihat
ths drai so Tar from being real transaction the sale
OF such collection pspei" he might have sold to a
broker, altogether fictitious the bill being drawn on
q man who owed him nothing who ji authorize him
70 draw and who refused 10 accepthst MI B,d,ie
his Exchange Committee knew well il was merely
fictitious Transaction, Tor ia other words Lair business
transaction In the sense of Webb and Noah.) that when
the DRAFT became due and payable, il was not pro,e
aud thus the other security hose name WAS pu
ON the books 10 Appearances, released well as
Inc damages; and far from its being paid mat
Ter ended was renewed, appears fren the Bank
Directors statement, for S 900 NTH nominal secures.
both tee endorsers being under protest. ard owing more
10 the Bank than they able pay. We do
net believe that Mr. Poindexters obligations the Bank
are even now xtinguished, notwithstanding all his seq
vices 10 The Bank aud the positive declarations through
ms organ that" ne O'ces no Bank cent and ai no ne
eWd'B JdU0rs 10 ask We believe that the Bank sill
holds his obligation for five six thousand dollars by Nay
otien upon him; and we trust il iRake any mistake in
This, or in any other particular stated, that tie Sena,e
.ank COMMITTEE, every member OF which is friendly to
Mr. Pondexter, will report upon his FULL aud To
'her pro fcn President the benefit OF that n,sag .nce
which MIR Biddle has allowed Them but denied 10 the
Committee oil the House.-Ib.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

news has been in town that Ulster county has
gwen MAJORITY Tor Marcy Of about 2,iO0.
MONTGOMERY CoUNry
Majority Is said 10 he about 1000 Tor Marcy
hus IN the above eighteen counties the result has
ceeded the Utica estimates the Bank tories sgt In IA
,or OF Marcy Yet, according to those Utica estimate.
'hey only expected TO elect Seward by 400! Marcys
majority viii be between ten aud twenty thoussnl-.pro.
badly nearer the latter than the iormer number-M "
Ere,ting Post.
., CO. New YoRK. Nov. 8.
We hli, and we doubt not accepaby TO our readers
large 'pSce IN cur paper TO day with iurther accounts of
democratic r,umphs The People have truly spoken ia
voice Of thunder! What noble proof they have afforded
OF The sonuincss OF the great s kim of ,lenoe.
reryiho tight and ability OF the people Tor self govern.
m.nil $50
The following letter, from an intelligent source brings
VS. Tue latest news we have received from the north and
west anu communicates much gratifying inteie ence.
me nope which II holds out that picson been re-
elected aler all is not the least graft, ing part OF the
communication:
ALBANY, Nov. T. 1884.
The Telegraph (he fast msD is Just in and brings in.
te'gen That Beardsiey and Turi elected by 900
~ oneida ana oswego. onondaga has given 500. Ma
o,soh lou. oisego i3O6 HeIkimer 1923 Clinton over
oOO Warren 55i. Delaware 23CO Washington only
iooo against ms. Schoha,ie ll02 for W.
, II have Just received that Pierson is elected in
henseiler 10y TEN votes Essex Goo ag anst us Che
mango to0I All hall Marcy will cross Cayugu bridge
with 20 600 majority and upwards"
me following statement comprises all the counties he ard
o together with the estimate opposite each county,
made by the Bank Tory Convention At Utica The reader
wiz perceive that the actual majority in these
ilriy-one counties, 20 33l; While 10y Inc estimate of
the Uuea Convention Marcy was alowed in these coun-
ies but opbO. We thus outrun, in 81 counties the Bank
Tory estimate 26iiI vole The Bank Tories "reckoned
without their hos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14
COURT OF AppFA{S

o1iWdHy, sNOuem6er i. 1884.
costs. ' 'O' security lot
Payne Us. Graves. Motion to re docket.
.noHdGy, November g.
Riggs os. Saunders. Dismis,cd-AgreeJ
heard and reversed. 80 " ''''
King as. Ashley AppesI from, n decroo- ~ a., c.
nor nor Court OF Chancery at Williamsburg Argued by
s.aEad, Tor The appellant BY Leigh tie appellee aud
10y Stanard in reply.
Tuesday, .Vosen,5er T.
Harrison Us Lane. Appeal from decree Of ,he lat.
superior Court OF Chancery at Richmond Argued bv
r. N'cno,ss ana Mr. "icShsn, Tor the appellant and by
"Wednesday, NoUcuJe, 8.
e' one o., Hsnsprough Appeal IRON the judgment of
me superior Court OF Law for Cupeper county AraueJ
by Sanard, Tor the appellant by ieiah for he Mite
aud by Sianasd, in reply. 'r
Cs0ppe5 ss Burton Appeal from decree of The late
SuIefor Court oil ChAnccfy at W iamsburg. Argued by
Leigh icr The spPeani, by Sanord for the appellee and
by Leigh nrePly.
lowed.
Hens'aIter Us. Collins. jr. Petition Of appeaI-s
Carter Us. Miller. Petition Of aepesl-refssod
Turner u.s. billiard. Petition Tor sIpeal--reiused
Iooeason ana Niecm Us. MeDearman. Petition Of ap
Bowling rs Mcdaniel Petition Of sppeal-ref,sed.
King as. Ashley. Reversed.
foI!er u.s. I'ppan. Appeal from decree cf the late
SUPERIOR Court OF Chaucefy al fredericksburg Argued
oy e,sna'd Tor Tie appellant aud by Leigh Tor The APP
=, FJtndy, N0Cfm6cT T.
Harrison Us. Lane, jt Affirmed
Porter o. TsPpaD. Rcrefscd, and bill dismissed
hfoesen rs Sewers Appe,i from the Judgment OF the
Leigh, for tic appellant by Sansrd tor tho ,pptIee. ard
by Leigh, in reply. W
saturday, NoUenJer g.
Some rs Hansbrough Reversed
Pleasants rs. Ware. Petition for snperssdeas-rsfpscd
Cooke u.s. Friend Petition Tor sppes-ullowed
Harvey rs Fox. Appeal lom . Judgment Of the Su.
i~i9 Court OF Law aud Chsncefy Tor FSuquer Argued
by SlanAfd Tor The appellant, by Leigh Tor tie appetite
and by Sisnard, ia reply.
WESTERN COURT CASES.
Scott as. Vanlear Pcf'ion-feCuseJ
Mcclure Is. the Bank Petition lor a supersedess al
lowed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14

a. TOP THE THIEF l-FRy D0iiars Re,cardY- %
- ihe night OF the ll, my sable was broken open LV
eone yiain VINO succeeded IN making Of with one Of nv
horses lie was pursued he same night and traced AZ
Jar ~ Chesterfield Court House from which place ne no
doubt took the road to POwaisn. n which county he bs,
probably stopped somewhere From what have escer.
tanned, am warranted IN Tie belief that The Thief il =
eloW WHO has been seen lurking about this neiglofhood
Tor week or Ten days past lie said his name ~ Iancs
and hat he lived tie other side Of Powhasn Court Houss
about ten miles, near Tavern which no called Rufkss
or Bucks. lie had on when last blue cost home.
spun paniaoons, OF reddish brown COHORTS slou,y buc
has lig halr, blue eyes, aud large, full red face
. lie horse which he stole Is sorre with full sofreI
name and tall star in bis forehead one hind loot ink
whites marked on one shoulder with scar from cor
aF ana mas similar marks upon his thighs from having
worked ~ gears about years old and cannot pars
All me ibei took also old saddle and one of nv
Wagon brides, with which he doubt rode the whole
distance ne has gone will give reward Of Twenty
Dollars Tor the safe delivery Of The horse to me- al nv re-,
ade9ce' near Petcrsbufg-s will pay Thirty Dollars
Dcsues iof mo apprehension and conviction Of tho thief
JOHN T. ROBERTSON.
Wakefield pear Petersburg. November n. 55-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-14
CHESAPEAKE And ONO cANAt-

meeting has been held by the citizens Of Baltimore:
Mr. Hunt HE Mayor in the Chsir.1bey cordially sp.
Prove o. TIE Convention, which is 10 be held at Baltimore
on Tie 5h Deccmber-and they adopted The following re.
pollution:
hfga That wo highly approve ofiho proceeding. follow.
czon OF Allegheny county and cordially uno In
Yet Convention 10 held lin bis city 10 A. dav Of
DeeemueI next 20 DC o'med OF thee Delegates
Owns cues md c9gies Of The District Colpmb esorai
ss at may Ind convenient DO represented hofsin ard
hat eci en- ncrcsi the completion Cheapcoks and OHIO
Nanp ono NC construction Of such other works National chafc
ef us may advance The welfare Of Maryland s 10,
ne rqloso o. considering ond adopting such seem
most seJ TO the early completion Canal and tho
construction Of such other works" ~ ~ ~
ihey appointed Delegation Of 2J 10 attend the Con.
yenion--aDd also large Committee Of Cogrespondence
70 commSncse these proceedings the citizens Of Mary.
snd The District Of Columbis tc States OF penusylvans
Virginia, OHIO, Kentucky Tennessee. lndisna Illinois,
Arkansas. D.