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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05
The Botctourt Fall Races for 1896,

3uc 0OtcJOuTt Ill 1AdCCS LOT x090s
nYER the Big Lick Course, will commence on
~ Tuesday the 9th September, and continue
for four DAYS.
FIRST DaV-i Swecp,ake for colts and illi-s,
years old, mile heats, entrance 800; forfeit
$50 to name and close the LIST September
Sccond Day-A Post Stake, FREE for all horses
mule heats, entrance Si0p; to name and close
the evening Of the 9th.
1H"d D"g-Jockey Club Purse, $500 3
mile heats, entrance go.
FowM Day-A Sweepstake for colts and fl
lies, wears old, , mile heats, entrance 5000 ;
forfeit $50 tonane and close the LIST September.
Same DoV-A Gne Saddle, Birdie, &c. will be
run for by saddle horses.
The Jockey Club Purse will be paid 10 the win
ner free of discount
Good stables and litter furnished for dirty hor-
Gratis. SAML. G. ADAMS
August II tdr
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NlSCEg.s.A s,el -.
THE BRITISH NOBILITY.
From the Emopean Correspondent of He Phll


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would be an insult IL the Lord, and to hu-
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that brilliant Chief He pas,cSscs all hi, aner>-
tors private and political vices, with a hundred
fold oihis own uperadlcd.-This degenerate peer
$780,. ,,sI,,, al H., ,,,,.,,, ,1
for wears To come, To crafty gambler. aud lew I,
women, was mean enough 10 sell hls gorgeous fam
ily plate 10 enable him to crafty his low vices
And then. lest the Government should find him
out. for in SO doing he cheated his family. as II was
only his for life-hc had some mock cold and >i
v,r Mai, made. for the uuf,e>r Of conc,alinr IN,
fraud He ordered tLc n,ir>tir timber ot hi,
firm Ia b. fllc1 far I, nurn,>, f ,,,,t,,ui,,, III,
d,.sino,on-but tins wa, slonped by the Lo,d
Cbancrllor-a, the nation ba1 nrc>cnteaboth th,
cs,a,. and the plate To the grc,i Duke of Marloo.
rouqb IN reward for h, and 10 b,. con.
timed +, his heirs for ever. lie now sells all hi
c,,,e h,,ex nbea,ant> nar,,,,,s d,cr H.c +,
Iond.n noulerer,-to providc himself with ,ocL.
ct money, although hi, creditors allow him E5ooC
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05
SPRING SUPPLY

PE'lif. subscribers have Just received by the shin
SuPEm"E,thrm Importation of : prina and sum
n'f hHtl,h i'rN Goods, together witha large stock
Of other Foreign and Domestic Goods purchased in
fhladelpma, New York and Boston. in connc< ion
VITA Nor partners r. s 5. JONES' :, Co. Of Rich.
moAR by the package.
ihey solicit the patfonagcuf the customers OF the
r"heef" oi Franklin, Hunt \ Co as well as the pub
re- assuring them thai then stockl large and com
nlndmg and Will he sold, wholesale or retail ON
terms not 10 be supposedly any house in upper Nlr
S'na' JANIS {. HI NJ < Co
annly Groceries, Hardware. Shoes and Hats
April y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05
JOHN Is. FLO ID,
ATTORNEY LAW

ID opened an Office for III, location oil Lands
IN the States oil Atkansa, and Msslsslppl. H.
Will attend with prompncss and punctuality, 10 all
business pun hls hands, aud will that the FIRST
quality Of 1nds secured Tor those who may employ
Inn 10 select them.
Helena, Arkansas. September I'm
G. Letters addfcsscdto hln,r llclsnu Arkansas
will be attended To
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POLITICAL.
THE SixY. An Extract. J

No wonder nations worshipped here. aud bowed
Their forehead In the dust before the fires
That watch DER earth, and seem to speak aloud
The deeds OF unborn ages man aspircs
To the high seat OF gods, and never tires
To read the infinite. the past, aud throw
Looks full of hope before hIm those fires
Which so illgh and look so iai. must know
All that is big with fate and viii have birth below.
Faith centres in the shy lis there We Turn,
When earth is onl, darkHcss-thefe We send
burrows 10 these we felr, aud there we burn'
When the last pnlse beats low, To find The end
OF all we hate. aud thus in hope W tend
To the high dwelling ofthc siars-hright Souls
Love with the puier elements to blend;
And So when the deep knell It's parting tolls
They gaze on the pure light that ever round III rolls
So those. who have been gifted with the fame
Of an ascending intellect, whose light
kipdled as death drew near, aud seemed tn. same
Ortarer on the verge oil beings night
so have they fixed their last look ON the bright
Clear SKY, as If awhile insphe,ed and bound
In full sense Of gory-thelr delight
Was too Intensely keento have sound
IL spakc in the long smile they castso calmly round
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05
phil .

hniE Trustees above named invested with au-
W"fItN To sell, at private or pubic sale the tract
OF Land wherein live. upon James River, in Am
hers Nelson and Buckingham counties having fine
beds OF Lime Stone on both sides of the river and
containing near 200 acres, by old surveys upwards
o' i2o acres el which are OF first quality low grounds
- lie Improvements are llrge Stone Flour Manu-
i'ciaflhg Mil, new Store House, and improve
nehis ut every Mind very good. viii, with pleasure
'ho" all The property named III the trust IN any person
wishing 10 purchase JOHN llDSRLEN.
NWn - WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

( AMES NJ. SMITH, having sold out his en-
- tire interest IN the Lyuchbure Democrat, To
Thomas L. IIson. ESP, will IN future practice
Law, IN the Superior and Inferior Courts Of
Lynelburs, Campbell, and the adjacent coun-
lcs-tuy business entrusted to ms management
hall be promptly attended 10.
q :" Office III the first building below the
Franklin Hotel.
AUGUST l. WV
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*. sEH'H'g,gssilasp
ATTORME az LAW.

rs located himself in Lynehburp, and will
/ practice in the Inferior aud superior Courts
ol tlre Corporation Of lynehbufg, conntj-s Of
Campbell, Amherst and Nelson. III, Office is
ON M,n street, one door above Mr.. Charles
Phelps Auction Store where he may bo found
al all limc, except when attending tho Courts.
AUGUST : Is
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CARRIAGES. CsEsRIat:kS.
81. ~. DFEs .gSl A,

HAkES much pleasure lnbrng enabled tonn-
nouuee rothe public that lac u now receiving
from Newark aud other celebrated Northern fnc-
tories The most extensive and fashionable assort-
mrut of Carriages, he has ever had II IN hls power
toe vhIbl' lis stock comprises every variety from
The neai ~nll,y 10 the magnificent Coache", aud
the prices urc no les variant than the Article,
themselves. To purela-crs disposed to con
suit either the fashion oil the Vehicle, their tastc
or convenience, he cannot fail giving satlsiac-
tlon. He therefore requests hls friends and The
public at Elrpr. to call and examine la, .rock.
He would further inform the pubic that hc con
tlnues 10 manufacture all the above named artl-
crs. aud that he Il prepared nj all time. 10 do
pairing, at the shortest notice and al moderat.
prices.
Aug - Win
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DlSSOGl H:DNr
'E'lii. cozpartnelslip heretofore existing under
the finn OF JAMES Il. HORNED d

CO., was dissolved by mutual consent. on the 18th
lnst.-James T.. Homer having purchased the cntrr
interest of John J. puryls in the business he alone
In authorized to settle all claims due to and from the
concern. JAMES l.. IlORNER,
JOHN ]. Pl RVS.
August - W H
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GREAT BRITAIN AND SLAVERY.

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s'' ann I''a ''I lp''ii'c ol suU'is IN ihd'a. i
II "'' S,'a'', UNI nation whose SHIRTS ave i'd
WIN '7' oioou OIL no"d'ra Thousand "'d""''
"u''o mas l'>l 2o"uIhed slavery III her own do
hi"l'n''-Nh''h sun mas lho'>am'N AMI thou
>@n"H #'' SUBJECTS IN Ireland treated woiNe than
s'','s' ana winch projects ana oPholds dolairN
III 'ndl'' VIII, sl'' las the power to pat down,
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~ u u,' N"''I I'll, pee ,e' every N"eh mlfiirI-
e"'e N"I 'P'''' n>''', ana postpone 'lr fm'helPH-
''ol u '''' >''N5>. " II" ehl'1d slavery upon
81" country : ''''' pl'''ln' no forced II mp
on 10 contrary 10 u'e urgent ttmonstldhctS "i
some u. NE legislatures o' save holding States !
''i'a' h'nalh' Hh' may wen blush lor the ms
'"'' sue mas ''e"''a "',e ma wen repent ana
pray to DE- forgiven; hn' mere h'i duties end
Hne VIII NOT DC ptrm'''ca' '''h'f 10y agents or
o'hef"iN'' 10 interfere WIN our political nstlln-
i"hs.
Great bltaIn ptIdes herself much on the great
'''' noes 'h' has made IA tnr cause oil negro e.
"'1' ip''pi Yes, SHE has al Itd I|u,nlV',OnU To
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to
VI. HART,
READY MADE CLOTHING STORE.
- T'7f.NN SI' 7HT'J
Iir0 DOOrS tram the Iiroiuin Rank

l'o Doors tram the Virginia Bank.
'I'lit subscriber informs hs friends and the pub
lie generally, that he keeps constantly ON hand
general assortment OF ever, article IN the Drc4.
linc-Nnd IS every article - made m town tn. work
VIII be ound TO be good Ill, assortment consists
IN pant, of
Blur black, aud colofcd Dress aud Trock Coats
Steel mixed aud colorrd BIZ Coats;
Ladies and Grntcmeu's Cloak, of all descrip
uous;
Fun aud ScaI Caps;
Cloth and Casslrcre rantaloons;
Stocks, Shirts, Shftccs. Sto,kenet Shuts aud
blawrrS Also,
mld'e 5 'lotlunc, &c. &c. &c. All of which
viii be sold low or cash.
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siFIlGkST JOCKEY CLyrR.

4 MELTING of the Subscribers to the Amherst
Jockey Club, IS requested at Mr. McCall's
aveill, at Amherst Courthouse, on Saturday, the
Sd of ScptvmbcfncNt.
August 10 =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

W Fare now receiving and offering for sale.
pnmc,)
1000 lbs White HAVANA Sugar,
II hhdS Molasses
io' bags Rio, 81. Domingo, Laguiro, White
and Green Java Coffee
y bbls. sweet Malaga Wine.
1000 lbs. PRIME Loaf Sugar,
30 kegs Nails
IL do old polt Mine
Is boxes 10 10y T. Glass
- eases silk aud Fun Hats
5000 lbs. Sole Leather. good and damaqedA
- boxes Orange, aud Lemons IN fine order.
'oO lbs. fibrrts, Prunes in Fancy Boxes.
G'unpon der Tea IN t. and l3 lbs boxes,
ease super do M lbs cani,crs
Sperm and Tallow Candles.
Soap,
Common Cigars
Halt and full bound Blanh Books,
foolscap aud Letter Paper
Wrapping Paper large and small sizes
Iron bound " ood Ware IN nests
Saddles
farhefs Sra" Cutters first rate article,
ALSO,
II hbls New \. t. Clipped IIcrrincs, Mol
Piano fortcS, one OF which is bcontiful
upright Cottage, Piano made of Rose
All ol winch we will sell prirnte AS well as pnbIic
sale, at prices to suit purchasers
PAYNE n RNER
dnet'n and Commission NcrchmiS. B1uk Square.
Nav % ~ f''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05
August II
NOTICE.

lI.those indebted to the old concern nr Han
cock x Brown, arr requested to come FORWARD,
and make immediate PAYMENT as il is desirable thc
debts due that concern should be wound IN as spec
any AS possible ANlMON HANCOCK.
August H. 1u
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tory evidence, that they are not lnhabIfait. -
country It's ordered, that the sad Detru,a,,
appear here on the irstday Of september Term,
and answerthe bill of the plaintiff: and thai 49,,
OF tins otderb be forthwith inserted IN The -
burg Nirgiulan, ewspaper published IN H."
OF Iynchbufg. fof two months sucrp>si,elx ,n,l
thet copy thereof be posted Al the front door a., n
Court house of this county, somc Court day
\ Copy-Teste.
ROC. CUTLER, Crh
July Il Wa,
" IRGINIA At court held for Nj.
county, at the Courthouse on the Doth d
of July, lS;'6
Reuben ID. Palmer pr,G
tganst
Isaac White and Zacharial, White. cxecu,o..
OF Conycrs White, sen, dec. Dts.
lN CuANcrGY
On motion Of the plaintiff by counsel mad II.
appearing to The satisfaction Of the cou,t tLa,
the defendant, Lacharias Nhire.is not an inI.,}
fant OF Tins country, and without the pr.dirfin,,
otths court II Is ordered, that the said ,ct,,.
dant do appear here, on or before the fourth
Monday III October next, and answer the bill ~
the plaintiff, and that "A copy Of this order IN,
forthwith inserted in the Lynchburg Niruinnn =.
newspaper published III the town of I.ynchbur,
for two months successfully, and another con-
thereof be posted at the front door of the court
house Of this county, on some court dav.
ooI'9 = ~, ,~n .,.
s.'AhLAND, Cfh.
august WIN
AIIRGJNI\ Al rules boI,Ien i, ,i,e ,l.l.-n,
fee nj the Cirrnit : NM, y, ,,t#,,r - ~
Chancerx t,, the rnI,ll, al \ cI.o,, - ,L "i'
OF July, IS:5b.
Daniel llgginbotham, PLAIN H.
Chares !, J,cohs AMI Million, ,,,yt r.
tor of David .Iocols. drr,J n.n
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per published in.thr town af Llnchl5Qre. lal IVA
months succr>siYeIN, and another copy thereof
posted At the front door of the Court hotsn oil ll5,
county, on some Count day.
Copy-Fcste
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July Is w2m
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

The publication Of the Ertrd Giob, ha. gwen ne
to the following jea dcsPfi or which we indebt
sd to a correspondent. Nashville Banntr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05
A Remarkable Phenomenon.

However lnsolcnt. OF bold,
Or crafty, or refined,
rcal, thought the Giobc could hold
The lies OF all mankind.
But m,u have So enlarged the trade.
And fLs are ia such bloom.
An Effrd u orit must noH be n1de.
10 give then numbers room.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-09-05

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

IL the ship Superior, iusf arrived in Janice River.
rho n"o liverpool we >hllltecelse iuthe course of
1'rN' the most Splendid assortment of HARD
AkE and CUTLERY ever oll,,eI m ,bis mark -.
''s, added to our stock ON hand, and recent pur-
.""seS nom the Northern Manufacturers, viii enable
70 Que, inducements, moi to be surpassed by any
""uss IN 'ifSma, Weip,lte the attention Of Mer-
anu assure them that they shall have then
are dS 10" as 1t can be purchased IN Richmond
,,, II. Is. RICHARDS & co.
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lRGiAlh At rules holden II tllcCI.,As.,,
ice ol The citcnlt Superior Count II I ="
ldN. Isl. ''''s... "
decd, n,..a1.'
.igdind
John Jacobs, David :. Garland. Geo5-c p
eobs, aud William Nas>ic, executor OF pa1i
eobs, deed. hi.
IN CHtNcERy.
The Defendants John Jacobs and Geor,,,.p.,
e"ba, not having entered their appearance and
ven security according to the act OF A,senI1,
The rules OF this Court, aud appearing b, san,
tory evidence, that they are not nhablfants IT
country; rs ordered, that the SAID Defendant. "
appear here on the lirstday Of september Tenn.
and answerthe bill of the plaintiff; and that c,,.
OF tins orderbc forthwith inserted IN The -
burg Alr9mlHn u newspaper published in TIN,
OF Iynrhbufg. tof two months sucep>sIytl> and M
thef copy thereof be posted Al the front door a, nv
'ouft-house OF tins county, on some Court day
\ Copy-'feste,
Ro. {. CUTLER, Crh
July II y,o,
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70 Rail Road Contractors.

Aug l.
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| JuiUSt


.Iohnjacobs, and William Nlssie. c&ecutor ot ~
al Jacobs, decd Defendants.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-11

then lhis very Administration had in sundry
instances violated the principle thus lald
down. He then Ins,anced the explanations
made nv the Executive to the French Go.
yernmeat by former Message. This was
done in letter from the then Secretary Of
State, Mr.. Van Buren,. lie insanced the
letter OF the same Secretary OF State TO MIR.
McLane, then Minister 10 Great Britain,
in which he had called the attention of the
British Minister to the different feelings en-.
,ertained towards Great Britain by Geuer
al jackson and his party, from that enter.
tanned by Mr.. Adams. .C( Mr. Van Blu.
rem "iooked unutterable things while he
was undergoing indirectly, We ought rather
TO say directly, the lash.
Mr. CLAY referred also TO the letter oil
Mr.. Livingston, which was an explanation
to the Annual Message itself, which was a,
so an explanation, however covered with the
flmsy veil OF dupllcity IN saying that there
could be no explanation gwen. MIR. Clay
had il all his own way. Mr.. Van Buren,
and the party looked quite abashed, aud
sald-Dothlnc
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as il would be now useless: Hence 81,
restrained from presenting my own y,a.
of this subject TO the General Assemble 6
the sincerity Of whose expressed opln,,,.
entertain the same respect that CLAIM G.
my own.
But, If II should please the General
sembly, either in kindness 10 me, or N :.
tlce 10 the people Of Virginia, our comm,
sovereign, TO permit me 10 spread upon n.
journals document respectful to ,ho<s
whom II will be addressed, and duutnl
that sovereign to which only our aeo,,,.
is due, should be gratfed By such , !.
mission, and will gladly avail N, self +,
TO state, IN that way, the various conS,d,.
tons winch have induced me TO dlsser, !.
the Opinions Of the General Assembl, 49,
forth IN the resolutions. Wi,hou, ,ncb :.
mission, however, not even nv own ,.s
cation can tempt me to be guilty Of Ma
should consider as lndecorous 10 an, -
dlnate Department of the Govet,n,r
my country, by which Department -
addressed la terms Of such courtes, a,al.
pleased the General Assembly to emu,
these resolutions towards me.
(sigqed,l LI1-T'N W. TAZFWrrr
ExrcurivE Dtr.kTnrNT, Richmond Fet
The message having been read,
Mr. " atkins nisyed the following B,e,,
ble and resolution, which, after sora
bate, were agreed TO:
" hereas, preamble and ,es.'-..
upon the subject Of expunepo t,om
journal OF the Senate Ct the ntod l..
resolution Of that body, aud re,,,.s
the right Of instruction. were pas,e
this General Assembly OF The 40,h 4.
The present month, ttcbruary, 1856. :, /
BY one OF the SAID resolutions the Cover.
o. this Commonwealth was requested +,
transmit the same 10 each OF the Sfa
tors from Virginia IN the Congress q Il.
United States, with a request that the, 4.
the same before the Senate aad gher.
I the Governor OF this Commons Las +
fused 10 transmit the aforesaid preamble 8,
j resolutions, III pursuance oiihe reQucNalo-.
sald, contrar, 10 the usage Of Tie EleJ..,
d tins State Therefore
Resolved, by the General Assent, i
Virginia, | hat the Speakers OF the 5,
and House Of Delegates be, aud the ri
hereby, requested forthwith 10 tfansu
aforesaid preamble and resolutions To -
OF the Senators from Virginia, IN dc g
gross Of the nlted States With . reps
that they lay The same before the >,1sg
the United States.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-11
From Tie Teicgrgpd.

SENATE-FRENCH RELATIONS.
The President sent Message to the Sen.
ate communicating The fact that all our diff.
fcultIes with France were settled.
Mr.. Clay arose, and addressed the Sen.
ate IN his happlest manner. He congrat.
ulated the Senate on the important part
which they had acted ia preventing hostllItes
between the two countries. This they had
done, first, by refusing to accede TO the wish
Of the Executive that an act of Contingent
Rep7isas should be passed by Congress.
Had that been done, war would inevitably
have been the result. And then their re.
lusal of the Three Millions Appropriation
was another act, by winch the likelihood
Of hostile collision between the two nations
was farther removed.
He would not, he said, now enter into an
examination Of the principles claimed in the
Message Of the President, that 10 Foreign
Government bad any right 10 use any kind
Of interference with the internal affairs Of
another, or TO ask any explanation of the
acts Of public tunctIonarIes in their inter.
course with each other. II It were true,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-11

Ne1o Years. Aaecdote.-A little girl was
despatched by her mother one New Years
dav to wish a grocer a Happy New Year, Z
with directions TO tell hn that she would
take the i" gf, IN moasses." Accordingly
she took pig and went to the store and did
her errand as follows: Marin told me 10
come and wish you happy new year, and
here's a jug 10 put It IN
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-03-11

Prosperity y Cdmden.- There ore ~
matters IN which We feel a gre4is' r,fns
than IN the prosperity OF Cameo. l'su'
our native place, but It y our s.-, 500 .
such We drslre lis prosperity, ar1 " rtHf.
IN the bchci that it, doanWard pro- ft,, a
been arrested, and that IFS march vi tr.
forth BE- oGnard The turncs, @, lraF.
chants has thus Tar, th, present ,ea,-s ~
as large, IT not larger than tor somc'Irs q
WouS, and viii, It 10 uu.otesecneseu! =.
turn GU, as profitable. Real estate
Tor two or three years past, po>s' s,so q
lag but a nominal value, IS h0eluc porr4-
ers, and Improvement, are cooea
which, IT pursued, aud We have 10 c'4 p
they vii b., will yet more cnhaGce 'as0.
iuc Of properly, and of course ato to Il
prosperity Of our town.
Nature has done Der part fer Car cry
!. ou.y requires, ihut her cr,lncus srad a.
erclSe ninety OF the enicrprizc maHtsf
by our SISTER towns, to place her fn-if't
beyond the reach Of conttngcncie.-JS.