Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

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ion - ~" s.hnoi 5000 as"aen'ns 'eehng OF emua
r. ~ w.. t'ms SANITARY influence OF
80 p.' NV ,u"S'ns knowledge oil TN
- r. n ~ ~ .' success ana teme"'oe
- .," ~. P'o"s e"'y qoai'ued 10 lake charge
- ,,. W ,ooAeu LOT III tue CUES ant
~ 0e """""ns 10 go INTO the eonn'f,
ai..."I,. compensation, II would appeal
,,,;. " 'oaow he example OF other States II
try AS presen,in, Tho mo-, s,.ri in,i 80 WV"
| The repo,ts Of tho socnnL lie, 81 h. u..J
Of Public Works which viii ~. la;J hsc,,. ,,, IN
! exhibit The STATE Of Tho r,nJ for ,,,.,n,I i,o
ment The ,,,,,,o 1,x,,.I e., s,.h .,,. PHI
works as are prodnr,iye and The n,osres, mad. n
cert,in nj h.,s II, =, 49,. "a, h.,,, az ..n,.J
Tie fines m. cb,,,c,c,i,.I 6y ,,e,, ,c,;,;,, ,,
enterprise in the cause olpterual i'm p,oycmeni. and
tins sni,,t &c esnec,,IIv copspruons !, soyo,,i "a
ioio,no S,,,.s .licl, ara hendin, III, a,..,. =,
| the rons,uc,i,, NJ great lines of in,,,ov,w.,, 80,
! dcJ 10, Tho ,ccomn,od ,tion of iler avn i,,.,nl
! commerce and 10 concentrate w,,b,, ,b.;, h,,, .
| larpe ,,,,;o, or The r,,me,re ,f o,b., S,,,.. 7,
consist, neither with iii, ,eson,,es of Tho Cnn,n,o
w.,hI, m, with no, ,,ue ,,e,es,s u, ho h,L..,
and ;ndecisye IN acansp in which sb. "a On
| concerned and in bicb any de,,y ,b,, ma, n, ~
necessary 70 avoid ,m,u,e and ,nron,,de,,,c concl
sions not only reta,ds the CONNIE, ,Jyan..n,.n,
b,, nuts !, ;.,r,,dv ,,,va,,,o.s nf ,,a,, ;,,,
tbot wopld certainly be realized un,., III, I;c,,
of uromnt and ,ec,s;y. course,s If ,,,,,; ,,,,. !,
imn,ovemen, which hy common cons.n, ,rn If
ore,t and ,,.,,l ;,,,r.s, sh,II L ,,oa,no,a 49,,
aG., III, ,,a,, ,,o,L nn,v can,.,r,I,,rnI I'd =; 49,
eress in the States on our Southern Western and
Northern frontier shall have been COMPLETED and the
trade and business OF the country taken the direction
hicl ,ley are intended TO induce we must piye mn
III, hon. oc ,,,,,c,inr b,h., an, =
of the commerce of any of our lister STATES and sinh
nit to the diversion of a large portion of our own to
theirmatkets
The James River and kanawha Improvement.
from the lar pe sum already expended the lust claim
OF the West to have il completed and its acknow-
edg ed nnpor,ancc stands first on the lists Of our pub
lie works The c,pilal Of the company charged
with this improvement, il seems TO be understood is
wholly ipadcouate IA the undertaking: and the pro-
press of The wn, will soon have 10 be arrested I'M
less timely proyison be made for the supply of the
REQUISITE funds In determining what additional sub
scrlpton shall be made by The Commonwealth il
should be remembered that il is not probable. that
additional subscrntions can be had from individuals
So that Tor any amount beyond what might be paid
BY the State npon renewed subscriptions. the Com.
pany would have to rely upon negotiating loan
And it rests with YOU to decide whether in that view
of the case il be not exrcdeni for the State To take
whatever additional stock NAV be found necessary
rather than to permit her large interest to be made
responsible for a loan TO ba neg otiacd by the Com
ny-Tbe effect of such a loan being 10 depeciaro
the value Of her stock and to expose TO casualties
without any ,ompensalinp ADVANTAGE
Iregtet that am unable 10 refer in detail to the
operations of the Company. and its future plans, for
the want Of The report of the Board ofPnblc Works;
and leave the interesting subject to you, with the
earnest hope that it may conipou with Your views
OF public policy to devise the means of completing
the improvement within early period
Public opinion, well as the advantages of the