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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11
Spring. GOODS,


Ni1eh Is anr OF the most desirable l>s,rtments the,
nave ever offered, AMI well worth the attention OF
pare 1t consists in pant, OF the following ar
ucles:
Emo 'nd cNtm supcrdnc blue black, invisible
green brown. napoleon violet, adelaide. dahla and
"tllerf7ncN colonted Cloths
ENna supcrinr Millcd Grape finished black
Cloth;
I'm" and cNtra >upcrfinc blue black aud fancy co
Toured PLAN, ibbcd, railroad, and buekskln Cassi-
mercs:
Luna Cloths, extra liuc and assorted colours;
Summer Cloths:
Black, brown and green rrincctta;
Black and colomed Norstcd Grape, Il new article
for gentlemcu's wtaf.
linen. Wol>ted, and Cotton Goods of various kinds
tor gentlelnc rs summer wear
Nalcuta Grippe, new article
'alIcoes, great VARIETY;
Gmchams, great variety
Painted Musns, a great variety of the latest style.
>ohie "Ntfa quahty, and very tast, patterns,
l'flsSian Ginghams, entire new st,lc;
figured Jaconet and Swiss Mu>lius. STYLE.
beautiful, and very ueat Goods;
ff>slan Muslin Ginghans cntlel, new. and yer,
rich:
Plain and figured black and bIuc-biack Silks some
very Superior quality aud usuc;
PLAIN and figured colourcd Silks. of almost ever,
Shade o color and quality, large assortment ;
Figured striped llrssune, nc" .and cxtra silk
Goods, or day and evening dresses;
ntn,,l Painted ,,lo,i1n@ =, h,au,;fnl now STYLE
>IilL Good. Cn, d,, and evening" dresses.
Eiourrd l. .m,,lld,s =, l,te and ass,,tcd colours
rutiral, nov.
HI..l and c,l,,,,,,d r,ul,,iuos.
no,,ot .,,,l r,n RiIL,nds y, l,,,c ,ssor,mcn, of
the latest in,nuuationS.
Hrh S,,,n and T,ao,, Rihbonds.
r,,,,, u,n,ll ,rch,fs and sShavls of ever, ,cs-
eruption. a very lar-c assortment;
Black. White and coleured PLAIN Satins:
I,Nt,, rich faicd sSatius of eyer, colour:
Plain enbroide,cd ribbed and blond SILK Hose
and half Hose black white and colourcd:
Cotton Worscd. Molair. Iaml,'s Wool and Mrri
no Hose. OF all kinds;
Ladies' and Gcntlclncn's Gloves of almost every
dc.crirtion.
Plain and f,nc, coIonrcd Stocks:
PLAIN ami figured GbaIys and and Challyetts:
Donna Maria Gauzc black and coloured
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11
RY' EkETCYE:s ~ TOEER.
TERMS.
e-"7We LyNChbHrg UirSiHiuH"

e, so,,, ,k at J. d!ro s g" y ys IN
d',;on ofthe Editors until oH arrearagcS are paid
n.y. ~ 4DVERTIS 'rH be inserted at
n 5,us per square, Tor less, The first time, and 374
:" ..t, for each continuance. Those from distance
% i, raid for previously TO their insertion, unless the
.,,n,nt be assumed by some responsible person in
Ly1ch5mg. ~. r,;,o-. .a,.., J.. NOON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11

Mntnn-Fnr thc hrn"i Of tho ccd Induced TO bca
Rheumatic Previous
u.r was for long time afflicted with enman
and Pht without san'ihl
,.,f ae all other had fsiedI induced
opr cousccniou,k assert thai II
,py thing the of this distressing disease
recommend all afflicted to ta ns A.
cnned ,hatt'e utmost satisfaction VIII be Ehcn ~ the use
III HENh1 fkbbSI-
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,-rr,svrc STONE MAsoNs.

a CONTR act for building strong hoth
u HOTSE. ON the line Of the James River ana
kanawha Canal, will be made with any c"n'Pe'e"
and irresponsible stone NaSon' .r.,.a,,;
-, TO cr,v,rs EILrr, in. at the Washington
'r,yern. in thc town Of Lvnchhnrg where all ne'"-
lul information will be- gwen
March l.
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RHEU.M4 TTS.U.
= D.MINTON'S Rheumatic Min

w D.MINTON'S Rheumatic Mixture, may
w be had at X. Stahlcrs. Lynchburg. Price
- ncr bottle. II eridem Improvement, is not
Uncovered from the use of the FIRST bottle, the
nr;co will be refunded. 1t is not deemed ne
.ossarv TO comment ON the virtue OF this MIXTURE
:, the treatment of Rheumatism, as it is only ne
ressary for those suffering to give it fair ,rial, 10
become convinced of its great efficacy.
r STAHJEP
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sApDLERY ESTABLISHMENT


WILL sell my shop out entirely, consisting oil
! the tools, ready made work and stock he stand
is a GOOD one. aud any Young OF small capital.
would do well to invest his money IA the business
will give such time rs will enable the purchaser to
sell the work which is ready made, by his giving salts
factor, assurance OF prompt payment.
JESSE OWEN.
~ Owens Hotel will be continued Tor at least
Two wears after the Ist of January, ls'1. o.
Milton. NC. tpril7 ="
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a.DEs Ma.


rs This celebrated toal-gettcr will
m-~ I;s the rrc,cn, sca,o" stand a, Broad
s Roc Roc in the count" ,Y o" G ,nm ,1.
town of Manchester, and be let to mares at seven
tv-fvc dollars the season. with one dollar 10 the
groom. SEASON To commence on the first day OF
February, and expire the first day OF July next
Mares lcft with Gohanna will be fed agreeable to
orders, and charged accordingly. Every possible
care shall be taken to prevent accidents or rS-
canes but will not be Liable for either. Servants
sent with mares to Gohanna, will be boarded free
of charge Gentlemen sending Tor mares lett WIN
Gohanna, will send the money or their notes Tor
tho season. when the mares arc taken away. Co
HAM, having been 50 often advertised, think 1t
useless to say any thing about his blood or per-
formancc, and the high price he was sold Tor ias'
fall at public auction, is evidence sufficient OF ms
hioh standing as "A ectter of race horses.
lie is now at Major Balls Livery Stable, where
Inc will remain until his season commences
lSIIAM PUCkETT.
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rJCTIEE,


~ virtue Off decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancerv, for the County
d Amherst, pronounced on tie Sh day of April.
iS35, in the suit of ProsScr Powell, pltf against
William Jopling, Nelson Crawford, Leonard Hem
y, Abraham Carter and others, dettS., the under
signed, who is thereby appointed Commissioner
ofthcpnrposc will, on the 9th of April mex, pro
'efd, on the premises, to sell, bcginnng with
Tue tracts as herein after ennneracd and selling
only so much as may be ne. TO satisfy the
PURPOSES OF the said deere, "a ~ highest bidder,
LOT ready money-that is. Il FRA of land belonging
10 Abram Carter, lying in the County Of Am
"efst' STYLED the Saw Mill Tract or Lot No. :,
d0d adIons Robert. II. Garter and others. which
'o''ans 242 acres. Also, another tract al Joining
I'e tract first mentioned, known by the name of
.o'elady Mountain, and contain, Isl acres.-
qua on the 2Sth of April next, shall proceed,
p' me premises, in like manner, to sell to the
n'snest bidder, for ready money, another tract of
''''n, ais" belonging to the said Abram Carter,
~ 'u ID sad decree mentioned, which is in the SAID
tL'"h'y OF Amherst, containing 100 acres, lying
"e'"een the North and South branches of Bntla
iIe RIVER and on the Fork Mountains adjoining
NJ lands OF Aaron IIigginbotham and others.
THO. N.EUBANk, Cow,
~ Sheriff Of amherst,
March % IDS
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DXSPEPSIA,,

nR BECkWlTH'S PILLS, one of the moss
- certain remedies tried for that distressing
and dangerous complaint, Dyspepsia-kcpt con
stanrly on hand. for sale by II. STABlER.
AmiI Fl ml I'm
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RICHMOND. Jan. 30. $50.

b,,o la the effect D. W Mmion
=, the Ehcnmssm OF servants aud atr thtco
o,e. such relief as lrads oh"pe that hmi
,,i h. cdr4led. GIO. FISHER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11

Il q Lynohbug, about the 10 tn OF January last,
BILLY.
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, aged about
26 years, dark muIatto, almost i've feet SIX
inches high, very bu>hy head of hair, dark grey
eyes, >roeps great deal in the shoulders, very
thin beard has been for some time complaining on
account Of sprain ON his left arm near the wrist,
had on when he left grey domestic coat, brown
pantaoons * a white hat. From what can learn
his aim is 10 reach free state, and the route Ia
ken to do 50, is bv the way of Charleston, on the
kanawha, where lac may gain passage to ONO.
For the apprehension and securing in any jail, the
said bow so that | get him. will give $50 if taken
IN or :; 100 iftahcm ont OF the state.
CilRlST1ANA TODD.
~ The kanaNha Banner and Cincinnati
Wbip will insert the above times, and send their
accounts to this Office
Inh y Is
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Es. SEtssE.E.9s.

R. STassE.E.Hs.
VIAS Just received a supply of Fresh Mcdi-
i L cincs, Drugs, Paints, Oil, Dye SUITS, Fan
Best CaIabria I.iqnoiiec,
Sperm Oh,
Copa Narnish, (quich dryine,)
do. slow do,
Candies,
Fancy Soaps, "a considerable varety,)
Turpentinc do.
Han Brushes,
Cloth do.
Shoe do.
Superior Razors,
Do. Straps,
Do. Pen Knives,
Do. Fine Combs,
Do. Dressing do.
Splendid Card Cases,
Metal, Pens, cheaper and better tlan quilts,
Letter Paper, various,
Note do
Superior Tooth Brushes,
Best Spanish Segar> (od)
Window Glass,
Surgeons Instruments,
Physicians Scales and Wcehs,
Starch,
Glue,
Spirits Turpcutlnc,
White Lead, (pure,) &c. 90. &c.
Also,
A new and delicious article of RASPBERRY
JAM in III. jars, at % cents raeh or - ID per
dozen possessing all the FRESHNESS, ol tie large In
gsh Ra>pberry in season.
April is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11

E>tta. West of I,,olauG Stunned Sattrcn.
hin, bl,l and ,,,,,., ls>,,., 1,,l v,,l N,,,s,,,s
bic ,rccn 'lotbs on,lnnos
E>tr, \anol,on ,inl,t Nr,l,un, ii, III, H.,
do rIa,I \,lcrr,, \rsf,nns
Bottle pr,pu Adelaide plaid Sill do
Dahlia olive h,ov L., Sill \,l,i A.,
Ex,ra sinoIr nilI,J hI,,l lS,uin III,
ts,..;,,.,, I,,.,,,l.,,a.,,. sod "a.
10 !, do huo.do e,,,, ,,,ict,
T. xtr, JnuLlc m,ll,I l,,l every l,sc,r
do tiou
N,diu,n do dn 4, IL, 'n,d,d Nu.hns
E,nc, colou,cd st,ip,d .att,u st,.nrd ,lo
ribbed and d"2oha LAM aud Wrought SWISS
n"'N>hns' 40
p,,,c,,,,s N,ll IN,
Do do do Cram, Canal, n ,,nt,d# Nusl,n. , o,c,t
l.ts ,,,i.,,
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

NE above reward will be given for the appreheu-
moa Hon and delivery in the Lynchbnrg or Rich
'' JAN OF negro man, by the name OF
ANDREW,
N 66chow complexion, and who is SAID To have wife
NJ 1,nce Edward county. Andrew was bought by
t ooeft Payne, for the corporation OF lluntsvl''e
6o ,u'' IN Richmond, last summer, and Runaway
Rnat Mf, Payne, with another negro named JIM III
tho M nam county, near Mr.. Alexander Patterson :
Jim ~ OF June last while ON their way TO Alabama
:" m, mas since been taken.
N, Inocver may apprehend said negro, will apply 10
vllto' II. ID. Payne, Lynchburg where the money
deposited, To pay the above reward.
GEORGE i. BEIRNE
Do. >, Nayor Of he torn Of Huntsr'de.
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staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hardware,
Groceries. DC. DC.

And from tn" great exercised III selecting II, ITS
extent aud variety. ad having been mostly purchased
previous 10 the retrut advance IN the Northern mar
kets, the, ttclthcmschcs that the, Will ho rnablcd
to make II Ia the interest ot all who MAY favor lhcm
with a call, To purchase.
They invite attention tn tie following catalogue.
embracing portion ot thclr stock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11

"iofi to purchase about 30 likely Young Me-
groes, from to p years Of agc.-Letters d-
, n9 10 me in Lyn>hburg, or my brother Marx,
viii be attended to JOHN ANTHONY.
Dec II &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11
NEW SPRING GOODS,
FOR l836.

'ir. subscribers most respectfully tender their
thanks to then customers aud friends aud the
Puo'' generally ior the liberal patronage heretofore
'N'ehoeh towards them, and informs them that they
,,e no" receiving, At their Mar Fancy and Staple
nf9 coodS Store nearly opposite the Farmers Bank
nom New ork. Phlladclphia and Ralltmnrc thcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-11
MARTIN, WARD \ DAVIS,

Main Street opposite Martin ~ Ddrenpori's shoe
Store, and ftr doors beiolr The EoSi OEct.
IL AVE the pleasure of informing their friends and
L L the public generally, that they now recrn-
ing then first supply of
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$500 Reward.
ssA LILY.

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing
IL Lvnohbie, about the 10 tn of January las
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-14
TERRITORY WEDNESDAY DEcEM

|sippi: ! owe to the politeness and en-
Heightened liberality Of Col. Davenport,
and the other officers Of Fort Smelling,
and Of Major Taliaferro, allithe faciii-
lies and the protection, which l need
ed to perform this long, painful and
dangerous expedition. The result of
this adventurous journey, is thatI have
competed the knowledge Of the sour
ces efas Mississippi, and have traced
a detailed geographic and topographic
mapof an interesting region, two thirds
of which have hitherto been unknown.
Thenumerous researches, which have
made, are founded on two thousand as
Economical and barometrical observa-
TORS. I have passed 50 nights in the
forests of the north west, or in the
marshes of the Mississippi, and we. my
health is at this moment better than it
ever has BEEN Uniting the observa-
tons Of this campaign with the result
Of my labors for three years in the
whole extent of the valley of the Mis-
sissippi, and in every direction in the
far west, find myselfenabled to write
the physical and civil history of one
of the greatest riversin theworld, from
the height of its sources till it empties
into the Gulph of Mexico.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-14

~,
II plant possessing the rroper,ffles
QfspOni0neo,1s combustion, "A very
interesting paper was recently read BY
Mr.. Norway, before the London LIN
mean Society, describing shrub which.
grows on the rivers Of Brazil, and
which is called the Euphorbia gPhos-
phUescef,s. Where this ! ,Euphorbia
forms largo eptangled, impenetrable
masses, covering, perhaps, iaiquartcr Of
Ian acre of ground, and growing some
twenty feethigh, it wil!take fire spon-
taneously, emitting, for some, time, d
vast column Of dense black smoke, aud
|atAlast bursting out in flames. When
ever the author had an opportunity OF
observing the combustion Of the Juice
Of this place, oniiis ecaiingcinto con-
tact with atmospheric air, the tempera7
ture wasa very little raised 1.-The COM
bustion. (withfian,e) went on at a low
temperature, until stopped by the for
nation sof y cruz; which quickly takes
place. Yhetemperature always appear
ed to be 100 lowsto spread into contta-
|aYation. Lossdon paper. 81 1,
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-14
A letter from the Liverpool cores
nndent Of the Philalelnhia Seminal

A letter from the Liverpool cores.
|pondent Of the Philadelphia Sentinel
relates the following incident:
A gang Of coiners has been discov-
cred in Liverpool. They are named
Arnett, and lived in great style, They
did business on an extensive scale, it
I is said, as far as 100000 (S5o,Ooo) a
year. This base money was passed
off principally by thieves, as the Ar
nets were receivers of stolen goods,
and paid for them in this bad money.
Not that they took thicyes-no, they
gave them four silver gilt sovcreigns
in lieu of one good one. They also
had an extensive business in coming
silver money, but the bulk of their
dealings is in silver-gilt sovercigns.
One OF the daughters Isabella. is said
to, be aclcyer and of-hand girl.-When
the constables came to arrest her, she
was in the parlor, with her piano open.
She instantly said, "well, it is no great
matter, as the capital is teken off,
this was meant as pun, being elmer
abusive to their having seized on the
property, thus taking off the capital, OF.
IT, the fact, that recent law substitu-
ted transportation for the capital pun
ishment heretofore inflicted. AS she
was leaving the apartment, she coast
alonglng, lingering look behind" and
bounded back to her beautiful piano.
"Oh," she exclaimed, 81 must have
one more tune before ] lose YOU" She
sat down, and with an ease and grace
which would do credit to professional
pianoist, played the air appropriate to
her future destination, "Over the wa
ter to Charlie" Ehe whole family
are in prison, axd will not be tried un-
til March. a sr,.r.,
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-14

Nv gathered, from authentic sources,
understandable data, bearing upon the
navigation Of the Pacific Ocean and
south seas.
q In addition to the information thus
gained, he has the fruit OF his research
les during voyage to the south seas,
and an attentive examination ofT their
coast, and we cannot but believe that
results honorable alike to himself and
productive, Of vast benefit to the coun-
TRY, will flow from connection with
the expedition. Accompanying his
address are number. of letters from
the most scientific men Of the age, in
which they speak Of Mr.. Reynolds, as
calculated to advance the science Of ma
vigation, and render much rare infor-
nation to our stock of geographical
knowledge. AS citizens Of a CONNER
Icial republic, we rejoice that the expe-
dition is now placed in train Of for
wardncss which must lead to its depar-
ture on the contemplated survey, and
we entertain no doubt, that with its
return, our country will reap that re-
ward which liberal-minded policy
must ever secure.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-14
WHAT IS LAW LIKE,

Law islike acountry dance; people
are led up and down in it till they are
fairly tired out. It's like a book Of
surgery; there are a great many terri-
BILE esin it.. i is like physic too;
they that take the least Of It are the
best of. 1t is like .homcly gentlemen;
livery well to follow;'' and ike a scold-
ing wife; very bad when # follows us.
Law is like a new fashion; people are
bswitched 70 get into Il and like bad
weather, most people are glad y get
out Of it,, stssus III 4 81 Sl..
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-14
nfflce IN MAIN ST.. SECOND STORY, lMhaeDE
AIElY OvERj. PlUNB'S STORE. .fE.
ri PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY JOHN X ING.
r e h NJ &

TxxEr Do1l.Aas per annum, in advance;
Four DOLLARS at the end of the year. +
ADVERTISING. W.
For each square, or less, first insertion, 81 90
For each subsequent insertion, SO
A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
OrFAdvertisements must be mark cd with the
Number of insertions, otherwise they will be contin-
we'd and charged accordingly. ss
IeLetters must be post paid.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-14

HYDRopHoBIA.-A case recentlyrc-
ported in the papers, affords another e.
violence Of the necessity Of immediate
cauterization or excision, when wound
has been inflicted by a rabid animal.
Four women, living in Parrache, near
Lyons, in France, were bitten by a
dog. Three Of them had their wounds
cauterized Immediately, and experien-
ced no serious inconvenience; fourth
was satisfedwith sucking thebite with
out employing more active treatment.
Thiswound was Longer inhealing than
either Of the others. Finally, scar
formed, and she believed all danger o.
yer; but, three weeks after, and three
months from the time ofthe injury, the
symptoms ofhydrophobia showed them
selves, and proved rapidly fatal. The
poor woman attempted to bite several
persons, and actually inflicted a wound
with her teeth on the clergyman who
came torender her Representation of
religion. ilisq b9, s1g dine
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-14

q Noboay aOiH steal years.--Napo-
leon in his Italian campaign, took 2
Hungarian battalion prisoners. The
Colonel an Oldham, complained bitter
|ly Of the French mode Of fighting, BY
rapid desultory attacks on the flank,
the rear, the lines decentralization, &C.
conclnled byyaying :that he had fought
Fin i i Tic army IF Maria Theresa, ia Ger
many, w,ssn battles used 70 be won in
d regular, systematic way, ''sY on must
Be- o!d?" said Napoleon. eyes am
either sixty or seventy Why, Colo
mel, you have. certainly lived long
enoughto consult years more clo z
General said the Hungarian, s I
reckon my money, my shirts ny
Ihorses; but as for my years Y H =. Z,
nobody will want e ~ thef y snd i
sshall not lose one of tlaeta W. WI \. ss
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-14

IS N II 4Sslss; 4, " = .
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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-14

A pRorEssoR.-A provincial leciu-
rer at one Of our scientific institutions
was recently exhibiting an experiment,
when the bottle in his hand flew to pie
ces. "'rhis is very extraordinary"
quoth the savant, 81 assure you, ladies
and gentlemen, that have performed
this experiment with this very same
bottle at least a dozen times, and give
you my honor it never broke to,pieces
in this way BEFORE"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-05
On motion of Mr. Springs, il was.

TN motion OF tlr. Springs, u was.
Resolred, That the following Counties
of North Carolua, VIZ. Lincoln, Ruther.
ford, Meckeubur., lancey, Buncombe, and
Ashe, aud all others Immediately interested
IN the Routes here proposed, he requested
TO appoint Corresponding Committees, TO
correspond with the Executive Committee
of Tins Convention, aud TO cooperate with
the Districts here represented IN furnishing
the surveyors with information and assls-
lance.
On motion of Mr.. Pearson it was,
Resolred, Tha, Col. Avery, OF Burke be
respectfully requested, by this Convention,
TO communicate TO the Secretary detailed
statement OF the Route passing through
Burke, via Morganton 10 Mcklnney's gap,
together with such information relative to
anv other routes and gaps through the Blue
Ridge, that he may consider practicable
Ga motion of Mr.. Black, II was
ReSoireG, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published as soon as practlca.
BILE, in the papers of this State aud North
Carolina, friendly 10 the Rall Road, and
that the publication OF the Report OF the
Committee on the practIcabllty and adj.
vanlages ofthe Broad rlyerand Ridge routes,
be also published, together with Col. Avery 5
communication, as soon as the ExecuIHe
Committee shall deem Il eXpedent
On motion, the President then nominated
the following individuals 10 compose the
Executive committee, VIZ: Il. Chambers,
John Blair, j. ". Lesesne, K. Lalta, Jas.
A. Black, J. 5. Moore, Col. /. ID. hlther.
spoon.
On motion of Mr.. Pearson, 1t was
ReSoircd, That this Convention do now
adjourn, TO meet on the last Thursday IL
February, and that the Counties OF Burke
Lincoln, Rutherford, Wilkes, lredel, Ashe
Buncombe, and Meck!enbnrg, be invited tC
send delegates.
DAVID RHEINHARDT, Chairman.
Jos W. LEsEsNE, Secretary.
O. NorE.-The Secretary Is requested
to state to the public on behalf Of the Exc
cu,ye committee, that the publication o
the report mentioned IN the above 7esolu
tons is only suspended until the commun
cation from Col. Avery, relative 10 The
gaps in the Blue Ridge, shall be received
As much valuable hight - anticipated from
Col. Avery on tins Importan, branch Of tbs
subject, he committee were UNIV Hing thai
their report SHOULD 90 before The public un
accompanied By his communication.
j. w. l..