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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-29
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GU,3RDLiN'S NOTICE.
II HE subscriber having been appointed Guardi
an to the person and estate ofJAMrs NrLrsS
of South Kingston, man Of color, hereby gves
notice that he has accepted said trust, and aiyeh
bonds IA the law requires. lie therefore requests
all persons having claims against sald Niles ~
present them for settlement, and all those indebF
ed TO him 10 make immediate payment to
WM T. BROWNING,
Gnardiors
South Kingston, Nov. 20, IS3i.-t6w')
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-01-29

EOT BEDSTEA DS-Cheapcr than ever,
~ for sale by p. A. POTTER. [j29
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
r. .s'<< ~~9 Ganiel Sopp.
Rapenna, San. Is, 1885.

sJb beseuge oaB t6 lsetes gpdtlabr Sers
(6teoeue Mal rnein anie NIT eiuerQlrt l1liift
belcbaoi9te, nno naebber In ber Wunoe cine
@rfa!tun9 betan,, ,ras cine farte 8eibpalft
berporbrad1te mir auBetOroe entIibeuS bnasrs
sen. Sb f6idte uadb Doc. &arI Me l.
ter tpelGer mid nit elmer 8ottsI ieiner
NapoIson Somentation psrlabs
nebf @u,peifuusen iber Den 9ebraub, mas
mir fcsseicb Grkibternng CAB uuo cine
peai9e oerifeIluns in fur3es 3et bewirfte.
SO babe fte feitoena bes elmer dbulibeu
Manoe appiIc.ir Unit sleib suten, grs
fo!s, uno init Dersnasen ersreis ieb oiste
@eleaentett oen@ebraudb betfelben ju e,aps
feblen Nlleu, Die abnIi1e seieen baeen sn6s
Qeu. @ =. Es"
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15

init Der 8tenss oes S5iettels, 159 9sutbsr
5ur, WtteIpfcifen. baum Oflieb NIT Be,
Ntsttsl5 gren3e 60 Mutben uno 9 @steuts
81 eeii1en, YfOften baun n6roIib 159 9lu:
tbe,t jn eine,n pfuaen an Der Gren5e eer
Secliou, il Damn 'psitliob init Ger Seetions,
gren3e GO Hutben ,I7o 8 8sienfe CUR StstIe
6es 'QInfause ;-uno ebenfalIS au6eenpiI,sn
10 piel bon beIagtsm 81. SettI. 9ertel ais
ourb einen Dseb an Sobn a!iussmann H.
bsrtra8st, notosn, befbrieben wie fOEat
namIib: QInfanssno so Slutbsn uuo 9 Sc.
lenfe Dltlicb bon Der oernoromeItlibsn @de be-
{asten @iertels, eann labI;ob NIT Der 2inie b.
Sacob Glinseinaru j., 159 9tutben, banu
,bitlIb. nit pefasiertsl5, ,Glens 60Nutben II.
9 Getsnfe. banp ttbrpltsb $50 9iatben CUR.
.5ections=einie. oann lpeitlid nit Der gee=
tions:9nie60 NufBen uno 9 9elente. sur
Stetle bes anfang6.. Sefaste 2anosrsDenI
mercen perfairft init Den, oarauf baftenben,
uno oarauf 5ltrhfl lallenoen ,s5hlseGs BEG
WittbumstebtDon Maria M. GIlnaemait,
rpe!bes ourb gren5en llnb a9etntefuusen
abaeleat tpcroef.s ~ .,t% ~]' ,%>.G -
Ser 9erfanf fanet an an befastem Sage
UNI 10 ilr %. Ntts. paur, Die Seoinsuns-
sn befannt geniatbt rperoeu. q q as.@>
- a, Geo. g. webb, Sderif.
Canton, WaD 2, 1885. "'...<N 3s5w.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
sc cue Gnterl!
4 q. u1o .. 8. M cguaeD,.

q. uno 9. 8. M { Guaepf
oaben foeben esxpfansen uno ieet croft;
aet,e cine ppr5asliebeausspabl y Der Sabre:
Seit anssmefenen
Stapsls uno M . b etp aarer,
ipeIde fie beabtd)tigsn 3u ben nieorisffen
Wreilsn, fur baar 9eIo ober QanbeSpro:
buete 81 pertanfeu. Sic baIten flb iber.
3eust, oaB In Feinsm Gtotr in StaH So. ~
biaissrn Seeinsunssn psrtauft wsrOer
tann. N ..tf
IPgir w a ai;en glab s.
nuo 81 leez5 aamsn, fo spie fir oi
tneifen anberen 9anoes.@ .@r3eusni0e, ,perce,
iie ~ isner 2eit tbaarGeIb sablen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15

Rraft eines 8efebls Ser Court BON Com
34t,cn plies bon Starf gaantp, ObiO eriaf-
lien bep ibrsr alpril SiBu1s, u. 9. 1885, IL
I,Dbia beneloder Sad)s, psrne idb anf Ders
,hFeigernns gum Wsifanfe ausbieten, an Der
Gonrtbau6tbare, bslasten gauntps, ol,f
Samfag ben 2cfen ndebifen Jrnp6. oas
folsenps bsfbr ebene 2ano, 8elegen n be-
isatef,i Ganntp nainlib oas norobftlicte
Diertel BON 6ectiOn s, In Iannfbip 16, II.
Nange 6,--nnb baS rloro!psfliebe Wertsl
son Seetion Gin WOrbelaststrt gaunfbip
rnb Nanael auseenorr,en fDpiel bon benz
befasten 81. Oeffl. Wiertel, ale burtb eir,e1
Deeo--an Saeobl alinsentann IL. ibsrtrassn
fpornerL bei6siebsn roie folst, aIs Qlnfat,-
aenb am pfcften oe6 Wiertels auf Der nSro'
Iibsp Gste bsiaster Seetipn, Damn inolid,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
glapolepn Non,entotiot.

4 Diefe belhhmte 9lrSenep tpufbe bep Der
SranjbTlben Nr,,ee i'm Sabr 1914 einse
fhbrt anb nit srOBen, grfOls sebrauebt in
8erfauhnnsea, sbuBmnnoen tno BETTE
ser Gnt5anbuna, nnD 1T feitoent ansewen-
Oct tpproen in ben tneiiten anbern 9h,neen
gusOpa's, III betanut l,ntsr bem Obisen 9ia'
men.
Doc. Cart MeiFer oaraals eit
Wunparss IN Der prsuBifbsn sIris,ss ba
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
S0trttf6 8erfauf.
George Napnplos, q
8saen s 2!btbellun8.
pgakSnA C2hu.afk2 4 ~

9etleY 8. gsapnoIts u. a. n&.s..
Sraft einss 8sfebl yor, Der Court Son
gunlmun pIies, Starf @anntp, Sbio, ers
lafsnan ben Qlpril Gernain 1885, in obi:
ger gabe, iperoe i6 an Der Ibiire oes
@Uurtbaaies in bsiasteu gaantp, auf Mon:
tag Den ten sJunp, auf bfsntliebens Ner=
faufe auSoieten. fot8enbe in beiastem 60.
.geiegene Stribe 2anb, iafnlitb: oas yfnb:
oitliebe @iertsI. Seetion 10, 2annlGip II
Mdnge 9, ,lno Ole .Rehts, pripilesen .uno
Dorbsbalte oeS perliorbenen Mluiani .Naps
nolos in unb su eeni nOrbbifliben Diertel
osfastsr section, (eran3eno an BAD bsfasts
iapbflde YiesteD wieiu beIa9tst1 8efebl
bspnoers belbriepeuiit. Muf oiefen Stri=
bsniIt Elm isbr oortbeiIbafter Mabifs, an
Der Stub: :8roof, eit,fin Der anbaItenbften
Da(Irflfe oe5 @auntDs, ,lnaefabr cine
Mslle BON, Sbio Canal. gbeaiaas oas
lnomeitli1e 8iertel Der 8ten Seetion, ~.
10, Nanoe 5. Der Qlnfans oss 9srtaufs
sefdiebt an befa9tetn 1ase n,u 70 uw
Mitta9s. ......... .....
ejeo. 8. webb, G6srif.
GpriI so, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15

CstieD SDui9 u. AHpste. } @#g%~5L My*-@n-
Rraft zines 9efebls BON Der Court bon
|Gomnon piles, Starf @anntp, Sbip, .pel:
|6er beY Der Npril siBuns 1885, in Der o.
bisen Saebe erla1sll tpproen III, biete ib
lSum 8srfaufe in elmer 8afeiserune an BET
l2blre BEG &ourtbau(es in beIasterl @aun.
Itp, Montass ben 1iten junp, bas naeDfol=
lseno beiebriebene 2anb, oas III bieiena So.
I!ieet, ramlib : Elm Gbeil Der n6rIibeu unb
llnowefleben 1ierteIS oer Gotten Sectipny
Gaun(bip II, In Der 6ten 3anee. Die Be'
Isrdntuns III tpie ful9t, ndtnIib Gs be9iiI
an Der fhopeftliben gde bon g al pm n
5tonebius 2anb, unb lduft oaun of-
LID 100 uno 49, 1GOitel Gutben; bann fao-
lib so Rutben Z; oann tpeltlib &c unb 40
10Oftel Rutben; oann n6rotib 90 utsa 2S,
1O0itel Rutben oann tpeitlib 49 uno SO.
100ftel Rutben II. oaiI n6rblid1 81 nnb GO
100ftet Gutben ;biS CUR Stelle be5 QInfanas
entbaIteno 3iunb 9-1O0 Mder, fep e5 tt1eb,
ober wentger. gs tpirb perfauft nit BEN
Minbamsrsebt befastet BetfD barauf, ,--oas
INIT Gran5en uno 8sr,nedanseu absslest
|rroroen. II ~. =
| Der Qlnfa ns oes g5srfanfs 1T IN, 10 llbs
Q. Mts, an bsfastetn Gage. 'es
Geo. Sc. webbi S1eriff,
Mpril 29. s135. 1S.. .~:5 -
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
Sarl Meifer.
3 en- gn r {.

3issnit be;euge iG, baB ib mebrere Sabs
re nit ga tar + eun, in n,eineu oanoen
esbaftrt se1pefen bin, inee,t, ss au 3eitsn 10
i1llfart1 mar, eas id Gag nuo Nabt ni6t
ruben fpnnte uno baB ib oen meeicinif6s
en- 9fatb Der bsrabmtstten 2ler5ts in S;sism
Ebeil beS Staats Sbio au8eIptohsn babe,
mas mir nicbts baIf, bis idb Gee. Cart
Meiifer'6 A3enep bssam, bic mir arogs
erlstebteruus aab, uuo id senfe bae ib
init oteiem >beibpeli6en S6mers niebt
mebr belafiat peroen fp4te. 49,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15

| hM, 8. sllle eclbe, tpeibe fb atet
feds Mcnate, bur1 Voteu poer alf onbe:
ne 28eile, Die fb in unferer Sbuto tpifen,
ipsroen bleR Sa ibrem eissnen JluBen bans
Del, trenn f. obue Bsr3lta Ndtj8feit nab=
en-ba >blr entidIofen (tEb, Die AbbssabI:
nn8 5u er3lvn8en; rpssbaIb mir bofen oaB
ale bIerbsv JntereTirte, uulsrn Muulb err
fnlIen uno an6 DER uuan8saebmen 9lOtblpen:
oisf'it hterbebsn tperoen; ibre 9lsdbnunse1
Den betrefsnoea 8samten 3ur giplammtuns
;u rbsr8eben.s @ .@r.,..... 4aig ...a.
O8 EN- ab tener 6 ippS
Ipiro 2cnuenmeiie uno beYm 8af1sI oer=
'auft, a .@4.s " ,,ss.:.,-:% .s:4a
Madi!tpu, Map s.31ss5. * 11s4|
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
Ntr 8rlln1tetlgrd6er.

bal @erIeselte Worlblaoe ,peroen III Der
gonmif1ioners Qln,tsitube In Canton, gtarf
gauntp, Sbio, BIG gum lifsn Sanp an8e=
nDnn,en rperbea, un1 einer Srunneu aaf
ber QltmenbauS 8auerep 5,i srabeu nnb benz
islben init Sfeit,en aits5asi,aaesa, Ill. tpent
Ier gen,anert 1T, tnuB er rpeni3Fens brsp
rSaB i'm Durbn1efer paben, ---nno spentl er
fsrtig it, ttiaB Der Btuanen niobt ipeniser
.aIS pier SuB QDader babeH. Die Matetia!=
len nraB Der Contractor herbeplDafsn. nnp.
Ser prsis bepm SUP eineassben tperDen.
I QIaf BefebI Der 8oaro Der eoit1rniloasr
Nlpbaus Broipn,
n l s:t f Gem. @lerf.
Canton, MaD 6. 1885. 3sbb
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15

| fsitOent NIT Slid Sss "OlapoIepuSe o.
M EN- "a Z / n.y. sebraubt in
Wa6erf0eu goloene 4oer
Seb!an9enbiS @tropbula
Srebs 8ruits @ntsins
oan9 ScrOful6(e Sli0e
Bet0en SIu6 y -. :.
uno in alien ltarfen 9lusenbelbwerosu, mit
QIuduabnte Don Staar. DIE obigen Wes
B teine t,Wereeu bereitet, auo fno be(taus
big 81 babeu nit QInfosiiuneen aber ben
ISebraub oerfelbert bep oetn llntsrIbiietts
uen in IeInem Qgabnbaufe in 9 ilper
8 prtn g s. 9 MeiIeu faoIi6 oum SOurts
Qai,s III ST a . enna. s~5s#>
..s.,........ Sarl Meilter.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15

3ulomr'tnfanft Der SpnDoe. w.
Die 0eefornirte9 epnobs Der geutfbsn
Stride Obio'6 spirb f6 somtass,~ BEN 6.
Sunp, in Carlton, QiGatrap go. IObio per=
lanmeln, .tpoopn atIe in Oisler 6a1e De=
'bsih9ts tn aenntniB SeisBt tperoen. i ~
.,.a4 ..,. Sapto 9Blntsrai preIIpent.
pbilip 3 ifer, gecrstar. .. ~ -, . !.
Wap IS. 49,, .sf.5 s. Fl. ~ ~ .. ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-05-15
.. >. =. T. Z. Mabte Stopoaro.
: Rapsnna San. $. 1885. -. !.

SD bejsa8e, bae ib i'm mleeten Suup tr,eis
ne &aisfbeibe gang ent3wep bieb,-i,no
nabber cine Grtaltuusiu oenfelben befan,
tpoeurb eS ftd ent5hnoste. Die 0e16wul(t
rpuroe tbsarttg uno mar auderoroentlib
fbnersbaft. SD probirte perfbiecsne Wits
teL pbne erletbtert su .peroeu; bis iob uaeb
Doc. Gart M ei f erfbidte, srel6sr
elmer Nr5neD tid) bebiente bic er0l 20! es
OnS Som mentatiou r,ennt, ,pas tuis
fosIeicb grlei9teruuS CAB. 0sa6ber siens
ld, in Der 8OrausIeBuus oaB l6 auHsr ges
fabs ,pdre, an Die Nrbeit in sineu 8tunneu,
|uub befan1 .piebes cine Grfdltuna, rpa8 s6
piel lb!immer rnadte als nurber, SD ops
pli5irte tpieosr bic SOmentatiaa,
wel1e ben S6nes1 in 8 Stunpen oolfonu
men entfTnte uno febr balb cine pbaise
9erfeunus bepirfte. S1 ernpfeb!e ss beSs
Iweseu allen, tpel6e nit abalibsn Sbuers
lsen bebaftet ieya mbsen. s-y L..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
INTERNAL

Will, in this section of the State, we are Sc
5.,,I, ,h,c,,ened with the loss Of the grca, central
;mncoyement TO The commencement OF "hich we
h.se been snxiously looking for so many years, 1t
:. ar,tfv,no 10 perceive that the spirit Is not every
where extinct, even in he Old DomInlon.
W. norceiye. by an article in a lhe Richmond
Fnouirer. that 81 miles of tho railroad between
that city and Fredericksburg, extending from f.lcn'
nonl to the North Anna, has been contracted ior'
n, an ayersgc expense Of $4,000 per mile-'he grad
ing and masonry are to be completed ny mo i' u
July, and the rails, it's presumed, VIII oo 'aIo i'
,La co,rse of the summer and autumn, SO as 10 adj
mn, of The use of this portion Of the road by the lst
af &c nber next. Should The Legislature pass the
bill. now before them, subscribing tor t"o-hfths OF
the ) ock, 4, is the intention ofthe Company 10 put
,bc remainder under contract, SO as TO insure the
,,nnlclioa of the whole road IN he year 1896. The
o,ipin,llv contemplate cost Of this wook was
s7s3 011 bat, the Engineer, Moncure Robinson,
- nnv thinks that II will not exceed SjSJ. 900, or
100000 at farfhcst.
the last Fredericksburg Arena contains a " Re-
mt of a rcton lOisance Cor II railroad from Fred
t,fick bars, across the Blue Rtdge,at Rockhsh Gap,
"a RIVER" mad by Col. 5. II. Long OF the
Us. Typographical Engineers, during last month.
Is western torminltlng point, we understand, is
P4Aoas5urgi The distance is ld6i miles. The
entire cost Of i" the road formation IS estimated by
Col Long a, 81 72o, $50; or, " If VIC Include an ad-
dtional track on ia, inclined planes, the necessary
bidelings, refugees, turning platforms, &.the nsce'
sary steam engines, engine houses, and Other ap-
nar,.us attendant on the stationary powfr + q flred
at the inclined planes, Two millions ot d'iafs.'
The fredericksburg Arena says, that no time Will
DC lost in procuring a character, and opening books
ior subscription 10 the stock.
Is not Lgac41Urg vi,ally interested in this work.
Is not the trade OF thc West, for wlicl, there are 50
many competitors, worth one struggle And Is
not This the time TO make that struggle In our
humble opinion it is. We believe HAT 1.-THE pres
enl charter Of the jams River and kanawha Com
pany be forfeited, the game is up with Us and
therefore, although that charter IS not IN every re-
spect such as VIC would have it to b., We are new
erthelcss fully convinced that it is our highest IN
crest to give it helping hanl. We know, too,
That, in this matter we speak the sentiments of some
Of our larses! property-holders.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
THE

twill be seen, by Legislative proceedings, that
Col. Watkins of Goochland, has Introduce a series
of resolutions, lnstrucling the Virginia Senators in
Congress, lst, TO oppose the rechsrter of he Bank,
and the incorporation OF a Bank Oily, to oppose
the restoration of The dcposites 10 the u. S. Bank
aud 31ly, 10 provide suitable places of dcposite for
the public money, as far removed as practicable
{ ON Executive influence. Why did not he Colo
mel propose to instruct our Senator'S 70 vote for the
resentment OF the resolution, adop'ed at The last
session of the Senate, condemning the removal Of
The deposItes as an assumption of power2 Be
c1usc he knew thata Virginia Legislature would
not sanction such a resolution and if they should
nov vote against the restoration of the dcposltes,
II viii not be because they approve of their original
removal, but because they con perceive no utility in
returning them to an institution whose existence
will 50 shortly expire.
The resolution, affirming the uncohsttutionality
of the Bank, is Il tilt at a windmill. Nobody dreams
of the Incorporation Of any such institution al this
time and II would therefore have been as peril
nent for the Colonel to instruct our Senators to
vote against an appropriation for a railroad to
the moon.
In relation TO the third resolution, which init.
mates the necessity of removing the public trea-
sure as far as possible from Executive influence,
we heartily concur with Colonel Watkins in its
We only marvel, that, by Offering it,
he should have shown that recent events have a
Weakened a just apprehension in his mind Of the
evil consequences of Executive encroachnen' and
the Jlnger to be apprehcnded from he admission
Of the Presidents doctrine, that he has, under the
the sole custody of the public pro-
petty, whether 1t be money, arms, ammunitton,
naval stores, or any thing else. The Colonel,
Intentionally no doubt, gives Gen. Jackson, by
this resolution, a sever, stab under the fifth rib
Ii is not believed, however, that these resoIu-
tons will be acted upon al all, or, if they be, II
will be IN u shape very different from that in
which they now appear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
THE MEMORIAL.

II IS due to the " truth of history that the Me-
mortal to the Legislature. which We insert this
morning, should not 90 before the public without a
word or two Of explanation.
When, some three weeks since notice was given
that a meeting was contemplated TO be held, Tor
the purpose of memorial zlng the Legislature III
relation 10 The subject Of q" secret lns'fnc''ons' anu
other matters OF q public nature, we determined 10
cooper ,te in that measure, although questioning Its
expcdiency, because we presumed that the subject
Specifically adycrtcd to E" secret lnstructions)
would form a, least The prominent topic Of animal
version. and tina, no !" other matters" woull he m
toiuced for its action, upon which a diversity o.
opinion was known to exist between those who
concutted in sentiment upon that subJec!. The
FIRST meeting, however, undcccived US. Other en-
gagemants, which We could not neglect, prevented
or otien lance on that OCCASION, AMI the Inclehl n
cv OF he weather kept many others at home lhe
tew who were present, however, received certain
TesoIuuons, which were referred TO a OF
thirty, which committed were authorized 10 make
those resolutions the basis of Memorial 10 The Lee
glslaturc, which was directed to be reported 10 Il
subsequent NEE ing of the citizens. Wcll-the
committee met at least we su ppose they did. We
Knew nothing of it, however, although we had The
honor ofbeing named upon it. The portion OF the
committee which assembled adopted a Memorial,
preparatory 10 the second meeting of citlzcns, which
was held on Saturday the eth ult. We determln-
cd TO " look in upon them" and, if we saw that
'0e'e was a general meeting, TO take part in 1t. But,
~we had anticipated, there was a dim collection,
ABOUT h'teen, onc.third of whom were citizens OF
'UJoih'ns coun,ies,-anl as soon as we saw the
materials of which it was composed, (highly res
pvc'so!e Tor character and intelligence, but nearly
al OF them of the Notification school,) we knew
mat We should be in "a minority of ono, touching
's''a'n matters discussed in the Memorial, and we
sO'seq1ently took no part in its proGe 'dlnss. That
"'e''ns' however, proceeded to no definite actIon,
u" 'e express ground, as we understood, Of the
rour"y OF Its numbers, and adjourned TO meet again
va INC Shd INST. On that day, the third meeting
was accordingly held, and adopted the memorial,
".eo We were again prevented, by other
engagements from attending but we are told that
w. more 'han twenty persons were present-the
oouy, OF our citizens remaining al home.
"may be asked, why was this : Do not the
rsDp'e OF Lyncnburg feel any interest in the ag'ta.
~ po''ical controversies Of the day 2 1t would
." .hpuia''on alike upon their intelligence and
,"'.oosm to DOUBT ii. Arc they, then, favorable to
,%, p,'m'oent measures of the present adninlstsa'
:" 10 'hcy approve Of tina! odious system o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
~.~NcHBURG, JAN. 8, 1885.
DIVER IMPROVEMENT.

JAMES KlfEN II.
p'I IVA seen, by an advertisement IN another
~ "" 49,, the Common Council has directed the
column, . '"I The people of Lynchburg to be taken,
sense Q n the pfopricty of subscribing for
with fega'. -, stock in the James River and ka-
,svha Company ao,o..,;,od
[itp ,he subject, and q public meeting was
to o'se vs. tho purpose. This meeting, which was
ea'e' y afternoon at the Methodist Pfotos-
he'u ycsn,cb was very numerously attended.
TAM M p,dlake, Esq, (Mayor,) was called to
Henly and Richard Fl. foler appointed setre-
the en'r' -, letters from D.. 5. Garland, Esq. were
'hry' n the meeting, strongly urging Inc I'M
'nen oftbe people of Lynchburg now coming
po''a"II and saving the charter, which, without
iof"",J ,,ns, be lost after which the Rev. John
tne" ~ cd ,ha, IT Is expedient that the corporate
h-'' ios Of Lynchburg subscribe for 1000 shares
SLs.,ock of tho SAID company; which motion
" .,a,,,ted by the mover, and by Messrs.
w., naniel. IT,, Nj. II. Carl md, john Perclval'
"" . n Grattan, Richard X. Cralle, & Christie
/ : a,honv. and opposed by Col. Ahram Il.
~ and Mr.. Henry Dayls-and adopted, by a
large majority. o., .Lo,l,
H., n,de to increase individual subscriptions,
a,oce il !, not improbable that the withdrawal OF
. .,h.,,intions of the minority in Richmond
,rJl rendor il absolutely necessary, even should
N. coroor.,e authorities be instructed 10 suosc1'oe
far 1000 SHARES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
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On the 30thut. MIR. oeyier, the delegate from Ar
kansas territory IN Congress. olT,reb a resolution,
requesting the p ,es,dent o. the U. States to negoi-
ate with Spain for her right and tile TO the COM
try lying between the Sabine and Red rivers, IN
Arkansas lerrltory.--Mr. Sewer contended that
Mexico, which lays CLAIM to Il c country alluded 10,
has no moro nght TO it than she has TO Cubs, and
thai, properly belonging to Spain, VIC should en-
dca yor to procure is ccssioh iron that govern
ment. His resolution, oWcVer, was promptly OPP
posed by Messrs. J. q. Adams, Polk Cambrelens,
Archer and Mercer who contendcd that SPAN
had no title to any portion OF It's former iScan
possessions, and that our government stood plenSea
to resist any attempt on her par to re colonlze any
part Of the American continent that, by adopting
the resolution, Just offence " )aid be gwen to Mex
leo. whose right to this territory ~onld mus b.
northumberland Mr.. Adams asked very pertinent
lv " if VIC could acknowledge tho night oil SPAN
to any part of the territory, what wonid prevent our
acknowledging her right to Tho whole = FINALLY
| Mr. Sewer sad, " that as his proposition haI
drawn fires from all quarters OF the House, he
would wilhdtaw it-st,Il protesting asains' tne
RIGHT and titlo set up by Mexico 10 the territory n
disnutc. and asserting |, to be the properly OF VI
S,ain"-whica opinion, we imagine, olh'ush
| Nj. Sewer may be an able lawyer and statesman
e., onght no kr,Y to the contrary. VIII scarcely
| induce Spain TO clsinn, or Mexico 10 surrender IL
| her. the territory IN question.