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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
Dr. Taylor's
BalSam of LiVerW0rt.

Far he care Of Coughs, Colds. Calaffns
Asthma. Whooping Cough. Bsonchi-
Ne. Liver Complaint. and all Affections
of the Throat and Lungs.
SpHIs remedy 10 iavaluable and uaeqaslled.
- Il Is parelg vegetable ard highly msdiei.
mai, mild and gensle IN iis sifrcis npoa The sys
ten, sad beias eaiirely free from al mineral
products. ~ many 90 Justly feared and dread.
%. 40 perfectly safe. a. ~sll as saluiaEy. fsoan
q knosledge Gifts properties. and The wonder,
IN success which has attended Il. even IN DE-
6.snn and aggravated Casrs. FOR nearly tea
wears, d4riug y hich il has been N use. the
PropFietos feels no hesilaney IN iniroducing a.
aad recommending il 10 eli who unfortunately
nav have acea sion 10 resort 20 some means ul
recovery. Physicians mol uafreqaeutly use q
n Their praetice, and snh the Medical farul
~ generally. 10 has MT with much more than
ordinaFy appreciation.
Certificates and testimonials could be fnr
nished ID abundance from The highest and mos.
respectable sources, % persons who either
have been greatly relieved By Il, o. ensiFely re.
covered from stfeelions Of the Lungs and Il.
YER. bot We iasert only the following.
CONsUNPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED.
thereby certify that last August, ] was al
tackled with violent and proinse hemOrrhsgs
from the Lungs, severe cough. with The espee'
toration &C mach Mucous pala 20 the head
soreness 10 the chest, and other distressing
symptsms. 4 bought bottle Of Dr. Tsylor's
Balsam OF LiverwoIt from 375 BoweEy, which,
uader The blessings ofP,ovidence, gave me I'm
mediate .elirf. It's tfFrei has been such 10 my
case, that cannol too highly PRAISE %.
CHARLES L. SMITH.
Aprit &, 1913. i53 Tillery street. Brook lyn.
For common Cold and Cough, this Is one
ofthe very best remedies ever discovered.
NIB. There iss spurious and eoanisrfeit AZ.
itle ahoat, and lately introduced into this
place. Therefore be careful 20 get the genu
inc. whirh is from SIS Bowery, n. Y.
no A Fresh Supply cf the above
Medicine Just received and for sale al
THIS OFFICE. =.#
November ~. ST.
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Valuable Plantation

mi An aaSsuax ~ ssl NJ ElaaaaGiaa, hing %
u - Esazx q Ba<k csrEk. a,uiuilg - -
e MiSan Mshanes L.zuoa III MeAans. sd sth-
srA, ca1sainins 81 kan&s~d sd lnxly arssA naiy
- kxiy q wkirA a. ~ - ~ Fsu1a1si kls
en- i geed nRadews an osshar1. an y srEEud
wilk n<se faiIlas zExinss. - saad Msa = -
y1s1 IL DHxMng Hnu@ = snzn. ~ CO.,
kraaAae. an 4 enc of 90 hrz1Ghirsa nna hano-
soz.ezf Sinz1ans i ~ nu1nly. IL Pi1.an1n
= wen narraed . Ne gEsHth q eom. uhnaL and
aoAanros i ahouf az haa cleared am un3x Sod
knor. The iHni fznsziy h<lauEsa . d. JoAla
A. Mrhnnr. and lies Dire mnrs nussh q Nason
Haa Pr faEshu pxrlirrlnEs. a3dR@ ne SD
srriher. Masua Han. OEsnge counfy. y. c.
GREEN ID. JORDAN.
NasraA 6s-a
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Henry Tapp and others,

Charles 7app and William Tapp.
Petition. for partition of the Lands Of Lewis
Tapp, deceased.
In Equity-To May Term, ls45.
In this case it having been made to appear ac-
IL cording to law, that the defendants, Charles
Tapp and William Tapp, are not inhabitants Of
this state; II is therefore ordered that publication
he made for six weeks successfully in the Hills
borough Recorder, for said defendants to appear
at the next term of the Superior Court of Law
and Equity, to be held for the county of Person,
at the court house in Roxborough, on the seventh
Monday after the fourth Monday in March next,
then and there to answer the said petition, or the
same will be taken pro confesso as to them, and
set down for hearing accordingly.
JOHN BRADSHER, C. ME-.
Price adv. 81 SO. 6l-6w
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Az ExPOsTUI.ATION.

n. k,rua. e meser.ssaa. uho think nsrmadiuns
A msul rsnosaaiaa. woSili hensfs - naEuas
VIZ Ss~n iaasKir.liaa. uith II - disiPstioa.
Iasxery r.ak and ss,iaa. ne cam a 1eraaziaa.
OfwlirA y0ur sasrradaa sises oily asnoaan-
6ms
VIE .se fhe ruinasio1. distrr~s and deluaulioa.
The op~n vislsioa q mol oahsaoa.
Ths vrrschad halsizsiOa. uishO1t sroonmod.ai0n,
Or any rgulxii1a Sc oummoa sosirnatioa.
A surnr q asPrisu6oa. uneguallod n creahoai
rhe heSaena deserrahOn q slhhaEh oatnAtiaa.
ne crin< and dePssa1aiaa. defsins Icgisaaiiaa.
he avid psOfaa.lion Il conDoa conversation.
TIE mensal ahsrrston. and dis infatnAtian.
VIII every s4d gradalion % maniac desperation;
Ye who with cOnsrmation. behoA ths devasa,
tioa.
And uilrr easaemnAsOa sa III inebriafion.
Why sancaion is daniion. o. show diaPprObatiOu
Ofany eomhinaiiOn fOr is exteminatoni
We deem asclarstion. dat olEsr no iemPisiiun
BY any pslliaiion. q this abominaiion.
The only sure foundation, for rs e1hrPanon;
And under this persuasion, hold no communion
non,
Viii nOziOus emAnaiion ofhrewen fermentation,
ofpoisOnOus preparation, Or sPirits' disillaiion;
Nor any vain IhatiOn. producing stimulaiiOni
To this Dissemination, we cal consideration,
And without hesitation. invite cooperation,
Not Doubling imitation win reise your estimation,
And BY continuation. afford You consolation;
For In participation, with this association.
You may by mediation, insure the preservation,
Ola future generation, from al oOntaminaficni
And may each indication, Of such regeneration,
Be the theme Of emulation, ill is final oOnsum-
nation. =. ~e
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Hays Liniment,
FOR TIE PILES.

THIS preparation, which has hecn oounlerfi,.
- ed by number Of Druggists, owing 10 ia
wonderful power over the Piles, i now Coz sale by
ID. Heart q this place. Persons have been en-.
iirely cured BY the use Of only half bcslle. The
hardest cases are not proof against iis power. h
Is well known, that almost every individual Is
troubled more or les with chs distressing com.
plant, for the cure Of which, they would give any
amount Of money. The genuine Hays Linime
gives no pain in the application, not the leasi
Tbs counterfeit PREPARATIONS give great pain. whrh
Is almost insufenhle. Purchasers should their.
fore sc ,bai Coms,oCk a Co.'S name i on each
bottle before buyina-none other genuine.
Sold, wholesale, by Comsiock & Co, 81 Cor.
landt street, New York; and By ID. Heart, Hill
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & r.
solan, Grcenshorough.
February ii. 81
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The Mecklenburg Jeffersonian gives The
information that preparations are in pro
gress for the construction Of a rail road
from thai place TO Camden, s. c., where
the branch Of the South Carolina rail
road is 10 terminate.
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M Office.

T,HE subscriber, having taken out letters Of adj
IL ministration on the estate of ELI HILL,
deceased, at the late Term of Orange County
Court hereby gives notice to all persons indebt-
ed to said estate to make immediate payment
and all persons having claims against the estate,
will present them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or this notice will be
plead in bar Of their recovery.
]. ]. FREELAND, Admir-.
March 4. Co.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

IN the 18th instant the subscriber loaned
" BAY MARE to a man, whose name he
does not recollect to carry him to Chapel Hill,
on his way, as he said, to the Burnt Shop in the
Hawfields, in Orange county. A boy was sent
with him to Chapel Hill to bring the Mare back !;
but after arriving there he managed to evade the
boy, and has carried off the Mare, together with
the Bride, Saddle, and Blanket. The Mare was
dark bay, about five feet high and ten years old
she has gald on the right shoulder, and small
piece off of one ear. The Man is about so or IS
years of age, indiferently dressed, of dark COM
plexion, and has scar on his chin. He is wa
gon-nlaker by trade, and has worked some time in
Raleigh. l will give ten dollars to any person
who will deliver the said Mare, Bride, &c. to me
at my residence, on the stage road, twelve miles
this side of Raleigh; or six dollars if delivered to
Major James NJ. Palmer in HiIlsborough.
JEREMIAH NORRIS.
March IL. 6S-3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
Sick Head ache Remedy,
A SURE CURE Il!

A SURE CURE!!
nR sPOHN's Headache. Remedy, is allowed
- to be the only preparation that will efIectu-
ally cure that worst Of all complaints Persons
using this article will never have the sick head
ache. If people had rather give'Gfty cents or a
dollar, to be entirely cured than to be laid up for
two or three days, they can do SO by buying
bottle Of this Remedy. e.~.~ 49,. f.
For sale by d. Heart, Hillsborough.
DIR. James Young, Oxford.
]. a.. r. Sloan, Greensboro.
February II. .a-.- CO.
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Books /! Books I!

''IiE Subscriber has isst received. aad vii
keep eaasiaaily 90 haad. alargs ssppiy 81
The Books publis6ed b. ahe .Rresbytsrias
Beard of Pubiieatioa."
Thess books are strictly Of religious and
moral rharas ler, and will be seld al the lowest
PhiladsiPhia Pricss.
LEMUEL LYNCH, Agmf.
Oct. rs. 81
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The Danviiie Reporter,
FOR SALE,

THE Editor of the Danville Reporter, being
II prevented by other engagements from giving
his personal attention TO the paper, offers for sale
the entire establishment, including three Presses,
the Type, and every necessary fixture.
In the hands of an individual who would exact
prompt payment for services rendered, the Office
might be made profitable; the Advertising and Job
work being more than sufficient to pay every ne
ccssary expense, including interest on the pur-
chase money. 1905. 1919
:, 10 any responsible individual making early ap-
plcation, a good bargain will be offered. VI.
Danyille, Va, February Z. 3d.
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NOTICE..

T,HE subscriber having, al the present term Of
u Orange county Court qualified as the exc
cutor of CATLETT CAMPBELL, decreased,
hereby gives notice TO all persons indebted to the
said estate TO make immediate payment, and for
all persons having claims against the estate to
present them for payment within the time pre-
scbed by law, or this notice will be plead in bar
Of recovery.
BY the direction of the deceased, his Black
smith accounts were, before his death, delivered
to Mr. George Laws for coIlection-they will re-
main in his hands.
J. W. NORWOOD, Ex'r.
February 26. 65-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-04-03
PETERS PILLS
LET NONE DESPAIR :.

LET NONE DESPAIR.
1HHEsE Pills have long been known ant
appreciated for their extraordinary and
immediate powers Of restoring perfect health
to persons suffering under nearly every kinB
Of disease which the human frame is liable.
Thy are particularly ~, commended 10 AZ
those persons who are afflicted ~iih any kind
Of chronic or lingering complaint as there is no
medicine before the public which has so ma.
tural and happy an feet upon the system in
correcting the stomach aud liver andto the for.
nation Of heaItsy chyle, and thereby purify.
ing the blood,
They are acknowledged by the hundreds and
thousands Who are using thcm 10 be not onIy
the most mild and pleasant in their operation ,
hut the most perfectly innocent, safe and 81
ficient medicine ever off led 10 the publici
Those who once make trial OF these pill !
never aiterward feel willing TO be without
them, which Is sufficient proof of their goqb
qualities.
For sale at this Office.
July II. 81
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Frisges, Trimming., &c.
ia Ls a@GgEs
No 100 WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK,
INPoRTRg IN FlsTFlcfTlEg

M FkINGEc, tW DEcszeA CURTAINS. lam
" aecs, Rugs 6e. GimpS Dress Coad and
Tasris Zephyr Wonaed. Canvas. &e Coat
Cords. Cloak Tassels. sc. An kinds u Bindings
and Fancy Trimmings A large szsutmeni q
White Gotten Finees, &c. &c.
He invites attention % his assossarni, which
VIII be keIs full during he s4-on. - be vii BE
receiving tie newest and mosa fazhionaile styles.
0gsrtd kg Lkc Package - sskerrsse.
Terms and Priccs shall be such q . give saiis-
faction.
CT An kinds q TRIMMINGS made 70 Or
der.
New YORK. January, is4A si-sm
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To Merchants
Tsisifiiig Richmond and Pc
fei-stMrg. H.
HATS HATS!

MI Y assortment Of Goods for the Season il now
1sA complete, and win receive sccessions by
every regular Packet during the Spring. NY
Stock was never larger, better selected or laid in
on better terms than the present Season; includ-
ing every variety and style Of Goods usually
kept in HAT ESTABLISHMENTS, together
with an extensive assortment Of PALM LEAF
HATS and LEGHORNS.
invite my old customers, as well as Others,
who may visit the Petersburg and Richmond Mar
kets, to give my Stock an examination before
making their purchases; and promise them that
every cxertiOn shall be used to retain patronage
which has been 50 literally bestowed on my Is
Enlistment for the last five years. =
FRANCIS MAJOR,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, We.
March 10. 6s-4w
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PRICE REDUcED.
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February 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
MEMPHIS CONVENTION.

From all appearances, this Convention will
be numerously attended and will embrace many
gentlemen OF distinguished talents and influence.
From correspondence between The citizens OF
DAYTON, Marengo Co, Alabama, and J. G. CAL
houn, Esq, We learn tina, the great Southern
Statesman will be present at the Convention
Mr.. Calhoun's letter is as follows:
9th Oct, lSt5
GENrLEMES-Iti is with great regret, that am
compeiled 10 decline your invitation 10 par!ake Of
a rubic dinner. ! am compelled 10 lrave on
Friday. in order 10 be in time 10 meet The Con-
yention at Memphis, 10 which ! have been ap-
pointed delegate, and am engaged every day
between now and then. Under o:her circumslan
ces, it would have afforded me pleasure 10 accept
your kind invitation.
With great respect, am, &C.. &c..
j. G.. Calhoun.
Saml Conner, S. ]. Harris, w. E. Pegram,
Esors., ana others OF the committee.
A public meeting was 10 be held at Mobile, Nov.
ls,., TO adopt in conjunction with The corporate
authorities, such measures as would testify the
feelings the community towards the able states
man, who will be their guest, probably on the 4ih
or 9Th inst
The n. o. Tropio of the 3lst Oct. says:
.THE HoN. MR. CALHoUN-The Councils OF
Inc First and Third Municipalities have been
convened. by the Mayor to nee, today al aoon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
.,.es,,.s Of the Enquirer.

-.rae Enquirer Is published DAILY ana SEMl-
r.,rlY For the Daily Paper, seven dollars per an
Nh d, ,he rate Of eight dollars II taken for short
naN' man one year. For the Sem-Weekly, five
e ~, annum, and Three Dollars fof six months,
d. N advance to be paid IN the Office, RENTED by
' a., paid, or Six Dollars per annum al the end Of
iae A., dues 10 this Office may be RENTED per mail,
- and available Bank notes. At the risk of tho Edi-
~ nas,agt II all letters beng paid by me nr'fers-
stag. OF single letter is scarcely OF any account
'' wr,,rr IL is the accumulation Of postage, IN an
,.r business, which operates as SERIOUS "a
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
:, T,lE DAILY EN0UIRER-F"r one square y,
:, l,nrs or less first insertion, My Genus, anu
~, nc, ecdinc insertion twenty-five cthls-n ,nseu n
VIZ w.-k twice a week, or three times week,
.a.. seven and Il half cents. - ,.,,x. ar s;,,a.n
Ms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square OF sixteen
y ~, Grst insertion, IS cents; for each continu-
HI, a cents r,,s, h. aceomuanied with the
hte' or satisfactory references, to insure cxecu-
i',. advertisers are charged my dollars tot thir'y
N'"S5 IN that proportion for advertisements oil a
t,lf,. eNA ~ -, spt Lottery Vendors and Auction
seitt -. ,harred one hundred dollars, (papor In
tu1' Ct;.,a,,,, and Marriages frem the untry,
-. oar,v's hand writing - unknown at this
-, ~. authenticated by the endorsatlon oil me
G',e m ,h- ueighborhood, they will 10 no case
tts'1h.I Every measure, that has been token 70
= ,n,ns,iions and Quizzes, has proved heretofore
49,. We must, therefore, insist, Nv such case,
Z" COMMUNICATION being certified by the name OF
= t.a.trf, lrr,tttR nc sack Of tae letffr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
THE DAY AFTER THE ELECTION.

The Whis prints OF New York are furious al
,be result They fall upon Inc Native faction
as The causc Of all their woes and helabor il terri
bly. In return, The Native organs mutler ven
eeance against both Oft old parties, and swear
nnon The altar Of their idol, that they will mol resi-
from, their labors, till both Democracy and Fe-
deral;sm are RACED 10 The ground, and Nativism
elevated upon their ruins. Defeat but exaspe-
rates ,hem-and The whole American Union Is
hereafter 10 be the theatre Of their action. WIN
= zeal which really looks like sincerity, they
,, n roofing out all other parties, and snbs!iin-
ling, in every Town, village and county, The mid
and GENTLE reign of Naliyism- Bat the Demo
cra,ic par,y have no sympathy with either, and
will watch. at distance, the fierce encounter
between Two parties based, as both are, upon false
principles. Guided by the charitable and wise
polcy of our ancestors. who threw open our vast
country as an asylum Tor The oppressed OF al!
nations, and looking 10 the strict letter oil the
Constitution as the only safe principle OF gov
ernmenl The Democratic party will con,nne 10
move on in plain and beaten track, unawed and
unmoved by either The conlendng parties.
But i, i. upon lis own friends that the Tribune
bears down in the harshest style. After pointing
out the great superiority of the Wing nominees,
over "lbe utter absence OF merit and fitness" in
The Democratic ticket, it slashs. the Wings for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
TEACHERS WANTED.

Ya special act Of the Legislature OF Virginia passed
ID at its last session. system Of Free Schools has been
adopted in Norfolk county. The county has been d.
vded into twenty School Districts. for which twenty
four Teachers are 10 he employed The three ConInIs
sioners of each district will engage their own teacher
who in be under their immediate superintendent and
control; but person can he employed until ne shall
have been examined by the President and have obtain
ed from him csrtidc>te Of fitness 10 teach None need
apply who are not qualified to teach Reading, Wiing
Arithmetic Geography and the English Grammar ciiti.
cally Several correct Ma'hematcians and Classical
Teachers will be required Three hundred dollars have
appropriated to each School which shall nave SIN
gle Teacher, and, 10 each having two Teachers, six
hundred dollars, to be divided between Principal and
Assistant as the District shall think pro-
per. All salaries TO be paid quarterly BoaTd may be
had in any district the county for from sixty 10 one
hundred dollars per annum. The Schools will 60 into
operation on the LIT of January next.
In the absence Of the subscriber, application may be
made TO the Rov Vernon Eskrdge Of Portsmouth, who
will give such information rs may he required.
LEROY C. EDWARDS, President
OF the Board Of School Commissioners FOR Norfolk
Deep Creek, Va, Oct 3, lS45.-ciaftIanl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE

Convened las; Monday. In Inc Senate, a. II.
Chappell, Esq, The late able member ol Congress
who preferred his country 10 his party and desert
ed the Whies on account Of their anti Southern
course on the Texas and Tariff questions, was
elected Speaker by three majority over James >
Calhoun, Wing.
In the House, c. j. jenkins, Wing, was chosen
Speakcr-receiving 65 votes, while j. w. An
son had SO, and scattering.
Gov. CrawioTd's message is very long, and e1-
clusivcly devoted 10 State afars-lhonsh lie re-
marks, in relation 10 the controversy between Mas
sachu,ct,s and South Carolina and Louisiana,
that "lhe Two latter States are defending thrir
own reserved and sovereign righls-their cause IS
our cause, and their destiny cur destiny. They
deserve our sympathy, and should have our aid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
ROUSSEAU WE'LL REMARKED,

r;NhAT !; is more honorable for a man TO make one
discovery important 10 mankind Than TO have su
ftJtcla knowledge of many branches of art and sci
bc~ Setting aside the HONOR IL Is certainly desi;a
y Df the good Of The human race thar an enQulrinl
nd 'hnud cirec, It's energies TO one object or class
o,cs instead Of difnsing them over limiiless held
tiva,on As an illustration, we mny point TO Sands
"a sa,rilla The root, externally seems hardly worth
as:nc from the ea-th yet by series Of careful expe
:n'a,s IN concentrating It's qualities, and adapting
.f'o = An assimilation with the fluids which nourish
~ 'n>'tln human life, the Messrs. Sands have sue
'a-d IN giving To the world a preparation. which,
srd by Providence, is acknowledged and infalli-
,"nedy for all ulce7ous and eutaneous diseases
'o'na, lancer Tumor, and tbs long and destructive
d physical evils, Of which they terrible speci-
= vanish before is healthTestoring influence.
~, ti''hcr particulars, and conclusive evidence Of It's
.@T value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which may
,ailhed Of agents gratis.
1T Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL and for
C...~,,loi. BY A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
q, Granite Buildings, No 70 Broadway, corner
AMI street, New York. Sold, also, BY ALEX
/ ness OCVAL CO., Agents, Main street, Rieb
N, ~ Pice-sl per bottle, OF six bottles for s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-11
FRrpAY MORNING, 9 O'clock.

The Convention met in pursuance Of adjourn
menr, and was opened with prayer BY The Rev. II.
Fl. Paine.
The Committee TO prepare business, reported
the following resolutions through their Chairman,
who preiaced them with few pertinent and in
teres,ng remarks.
l. Resolred, That in the opinion OF this Con
vention, The James River Canal should be extend.
ed from Lynchbrrs 10 Buchanan, al least. (The
same as that offered on Yesterday
III. Resolrcd, That il is exredlenl TO construct
a McAdamized or Rail Road, from Buchanan -
the Tennessee line, on State account, by way al
Salem and Abingdon.
3D. R@'red That il is expedien, 10 extend the
James River and kanawha lmp!oven en-, by
Canal or Rail Road by the way Of Covinoion 10
The Ohio River: and that The highest inercs, As
well as the pIgh,cd faith OF the Commonwealth
requires that said improvement, be executed Al an
early day
lIh Remlred, That memorial be presented
10 the ne ri Legislature OF Virginia. urging upon
that body an appropriation otthe necessary means
10 put the Canal under immediate contract 10
Buchanan.
Chas. l.. Crockett, Esq, delegate from ih.
county of Wyihe and Col. VIM. NJ. Pryon, from
the county OF Roanoke, took their seals as mem
bers oiihis Convention.
The resolutions reported BY the committee 10
prepare business were loi The present laid On he
table, in order 10 take upthe following resolution,
offered By DR.. Norman, of Greenbrisr:
Rcw'rW, That in voting upon the varitns pro-
positions which may come before the Conven-
lion The following scale be adopted 10 wit: