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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

Col Webb, If the New York Courier. who is now al
Washington. thus writes under date o the lOh ins
II arrived here "Wednesday evening. aud have
during the last DAYS most OF our friends. and
cunversed freely with them IN relation 10 the existing
state ofpubc Affairs and The chances Vi Wild Great
Britain.
II desire 10 state kr the benefit If all concerned,
aud do upon The rery highest authority. that from
the day on which Mr. buchanan Transmitted 10 Mr..
Packenhsm his letter o think. the 2ylh August. IN
Which he withdrew The proposition 81 our Government,
and virtually suspended all negotiation On the question
of Oregon-rom that day up Ia this time, cur adnln
sirsion have mol received dlrecIly, or Indirectly
through McI.sne, Mr. Pakenham, or any other source
haiersr. elIbrr here in London The slightest overture
sr intimallon of any kind OF description "bals@ver,-
This dsclarsliun Is intended 10 cover tie whole ground
aud guard against mscontucii0n, lac who made this
declaration addcd'.the administration knows nothing
of the intentions. the shes The expectations u the
BRUSH Government. hlch is not equally known TO
The whole people oi The United States -
OF the truth Of this there is no doubt whatever and
while IL Is with subject or.gIel that the fact should
be- So IL better thai the truth should be known
der that all may draw ,helr own conclusions from this
state of things"
The Col. argues at length, tho impncy and danger
Of giving the proposed notice 10 England. being
that IL will lead to narb IT. says he. There will be
notice, aud consequently, no war"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
LATE.SrFRON MEXlCO.

The hurque Ann Louisa, at New York, sailed from
Vera Cruz on.tho lilh ult.
The Journal Of Commerce learns verbally. that oul
Minister this lion, John SIde has arrived al tho Mex
team capital. The sloop Of war ST. Mays which car
Rcd him opi; 10 leave Vera ruz on the uex day
(SIh ulf.) for Pensacola. The u. ) brig Potpose
which carried out Am. S. Parrolt was also a, Vera
Cruz. waiting orders.
paragraph which was translated below from eli y
Of Mexico paper o Dec 3d. Stems show that there Is
no truth IN The ruuor (recevedhy way Of New Orleans
HAT Gen Paradcs aud his army had pronounced against
he government. This 49, FAR, favorable 10 The sue
cess Ut our negotiation.
The Ann Louisa brings so 096 in specie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

LOUISIANA CONFERENCE. i, appears from certaia
reports before the Southern Methodist Conference man,
sitting IN New Orleans, and which have been received
from lhe Mississippi Conference, ha, The increase Of
members oi That persuasion. the year ending lOth De.
cembef, 1919, was whites l400, colored 503-Apgre-
gath number 81 members the same time was IA S33
whites. 1902 courtd, and ll6 Indians Number -,
Sunday Schools 6O-number Of scholars 345 The sam
Of &5lS has been raised Tor the purchase of books during
the year There 427 iucal and 0 TRAVELLING preach
ers belonging 10 this Church. Resolutions were passed
assuming The name OF The Methodist Episcopal Church
South. approving ot the course of the Louisville Con.
veilon aud Delegates, IN forming this sepcrae oreani-
zaiion, aud recognizing Bishops Soule and Andrew.
with heartfelt pleasure" as Bishops of"rhe Methods
Episcopal Church South"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
from The National iateiligfnen. Jan. II.
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.

Our readers have been made aware of onf desire and
nnr purpose the eei having been fairly taken IN had
by both Houses u Congress- TO refrain lfom any further
dlsccssun on our af of he merits oi The Oregon qnes
ien From thai purpose VIZ shall vi NOW depart, Abe
il strongly tempted To do
II has, however become dIy 10 pni our renders
and esrecaly llose who engaged IN commercls and
maritime pursuits AMI therefore mast likely 10 be eff
ected by change The present prosperous crcumsian
ces of the country ) arou Their guard against too great
reliance upon predictions, by stating that recent
occurrences have shaken The confidence which have
heretofore expressed IN the peaceful term alinn oil The
Oregon controversy. We refer, e course. the indi
cations which the !. bate in the House of Representa-
ives has furnished upon the subject.
Our aYUHrd confidence peaceful 'ernina ion If he
controversy "as oundeJ upoa conviction, derived from
The Annual Message OF the President of The United
States takng all lis paris ,oaeher thai he uoked or-
ward 10 the pacific result, which, do doubt he
still expects This confidence feiteJ by the inlor
nation which has tached this cnnniIy, different WAYS
unofficial but CREDIBLE that the Brush Government mas
aoxIousy desired and YET des res 10 maintain peace,
iul relations with the United States. And when add
ed TO these considerations, We saw Mr., Calhoun lead
ing member Of the Democratic moi ,rily in the Senate
dvailng hrSeli Of the earliest opportunity after taking
nus sea- 10 declare himself Tor peace, We eil justified
n congatulaing our readers on the fact Of important
Accession TO the body Of those gslaurs who think
THAT peace may yet be preserved with honor and who
care mol, at any disposed incur hazards and
horrors OF war until all erls for pacific aud hnnora,
"ble adjustment OF the dispute shall be exhausted"
We cannot, even now that the course Of the Debate
IN the House has nnsealed eyes, and shown us how
near we sand To the edge OF precpice persuade our
selves that majority in either House OF Congress would
all things else being equal prefer 10 peace but we
must confess approximations that the tone # The De
bate IN the House of Representatives. Connected as
must ne IN the estimation Of all the foreign world with
The claim to ',he whole of Oregon" up in the Pre-.
sldens Message, cannot bet be Of the auguy for
the maintenance OF peace.
We desire therefore recall any expressions of con.
fdence which we have heretofore felt ourselves author.
zed 10 use in regard 10 the the peaceful termination OF
Tins Oregon dispute, hoping. the same time Ina,
connsels wiser than those which now in the
cehdant may yet avert the dire fophe Of War.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

GnEAr CoMMorIoN IN NAuvoo-Under this head
,he " sfsaw signal OF Dec, 9th, publishes what fa>
lows: "
just no our paper was going To press we received in
,e''gence IRON Nanvoo, thai the Lord has accented the
temple, aud that the long promis ed endowment. far
"h'eh me saints have been long preparing is now
being received. ~"
This endowment consists in an abnga,ion of all x;s
ting marriages. and every good saint Is al be In
away ms present wife. and take any other who NAV
sui hun better The Consequence is, all Nauyoo is IN
eonmoi"n aud The Saints running about terlectly
Wild with excIleineal
The reastn why the Lord oncludrd In endow hi.
oa"'s IN as saguar mannerva beca Ise son hu hand
were Wiling "go 10 Oregon and their wives Objected
a"d rre refsd; so, they being mismached. the Lord
concluded 10 prevent iiicuy by giving all willing ones
c"a"ce 10 select new partners for the expidiiiop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

lie Magnetic 1eiegrnph- Great improvement, ,
seems are about 10 be made 10 tins wonderful inven
winch Is destined to annale space and bring IN, =.
pa'S''e country INTO one conmuuiy. The N,w W
journal oil Commerce says: "lu proyements in lhr n,
''cal working Of this agent are CONSTANTLY
Ing themselves. Especially is Ibis believed 10 be ,,n.
Ia Teeferce to the quantity of matter tina, NAV he co,
hun'ca'ed In given time, by means Of abb,ey ,,oo
and well digesled arbitrary Signs A sienocroub;c err.
TEN has been prepared, aud viii speedily be pl to
by which nellist nee nay he Transmitted BIZ .r..ns
as rapidly as il falls from the hps of a spraker -
the pm Of rapid writer"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

o. Senator Allen, of Ohio. following in the footsteps
OF the President, the l4h inst, offered set OF reso
upns TO The effect that the United States would suffer
no European power 10 NEEDLE with the affairs OF any ter
ritoy this continent. Mr. Calhoun Immediately took
ground a2ans, The resolutions. saying they were in
spirit Of defiance To the whule world He aud Mr. Al
len had some little contention about them " hen mo-
ton was made to lay them the table. hch prevailed
by majority of fir.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

o. Mr.. Critenden of Ky. offered a resolution in the
Senate, emoodyng the sentiments promu gated by Mr..
iiard, of Aba, on The subject of Oregon lie 1eaves
II with the President to give the nuce 10 Great Brit
aim provided he does give the notice before the ad
Journment OF the prescn, session. 1t is said this esolu.
ton will receive The supper, Of Mr.. Calhoun and his
friends. II offered an eudment to the resulu
lion Of the Committee Foreign Relations, and will
up the 10Th February.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
SENATE.

IT rpNEsDAY, Jan. =, 1910.
Mr. Tiomrsnn of Amherst, from the Committee Of
Courts II Justice. rep fted, without amendment, the
bill dvorcing =. e.. z. Thomas from her husband Fran
els Thomas, and restoring her Of ). {. 7. Me-
Dwell.
The bill sustained by Messrs. Suinger, Thomr.
of A.. Wallace Newman. Muore, Gaiaher, stan.
ard aud Thompson oi *. aud opposed hy Messrs. Wi
ley Voolfolk, and D.neae, from any particular Oh.
lrrtion To this case, bui seconht Vt Tie precedent
which might b. set by II.
Il was canisndeJ by The friends Of The measure thai
IL was unparalleled case Ia all lis ccuns sncss. and
The Legislature should promptly step forward 10 he
def of the injured party.
The bill was then passed by The decided vote of 90
fo4.
No other business Of interest WAS transacted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
NEGROES, CLOTHING.

ID and Cd PULLED CLOTHS, at Is. Cd, .
- + 3D.. 3s., and 6s. per yard.
Heavy Yarn Jeans, at IS cents per yard,
1'enr"ek Jeans and other heavy gods at ls.to
25 cents.
Cassneiis. kerseys. Kentucky Jeans, Tweed
Cioihs and Cassimeres,
Tennessee Plains &c.. remarkable cheap.
plain and Plaid Linseys, at 3D. Is, Is 3D.. and
p. Sd.
Blankets. at IS, 3s 3D., 4s Cd, 6s and IT, Cd
Cotton Oznabarys and Shirling Cstons, remark.
ably low,
Sole Leather. Shoes and Hats very cheap.
Warmers. Planters and others, wishing to buy Ne
Es.es Ci'shing, unusually low. respectfu aS tie
+. j. BURTON.
lsen- . u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

The London correspondent Of the D1stoa Alta, says
that The Bishop Of Derry has discovered that the old pro
cess OF chuIpg may be done away with. lie sends a
stream Il Atmospheric All through the crosm aud the
oxygen Of The atmosphere. thus coming contact with
II, spec diy converts II into butter OF better quality
and with less labor than by the old process. Eleven
gallons OF cream, occasion, produced 20 lbs. OF
butter. This mode OF butter making Is now becoming
general IN England.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

The neat Stedmer.-Ile llibenia, started from Ljv
eIpool, we presume. On The 4th inst. She will. there
lure arrive at Boston about tie 18th or 2Ob Ws
shall get line news by her about the 22d or ODD provimo
Inc news VIII be Important the Presidents Aesssgs
VIII have reached Enel belre size ett and ", shall
receive the news Of The effect thai document prduc,d
Upon the English people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

STEAMBOAT Drs,srEs. On the l7h ull. the steam
boat Old ,cku, upon dan IA the ohio liver, hear
,he mnuih OF The Cumberland. aud expected 10 be
total lss Passengers alt safe. including The Hon LEN
~ CLAY par,lan OF the cargo would be saved. The
bat casI 1885, 0D considerable pau Of her owrs
ed by The captain The dam upon whlrh she struck
was placed there by the L. y Government deepen The
channel leaving s1ce Of onl, 90 feet iar the passage
ef bats which suire the Old Hickory missed by absut
5 feel. The shock tremendous, AID the eufsi.r
nation great. all tearing total Wreck
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
FLOUR AND WHEAT MARKET

ionr irrm the wagon, Il % 10 81 80 per batrrls-
W heat Go to 80 cents per bush'l.
In llichnond on the l2lh inst, Flour WAS s.lL,c .,
80 per barrel. Wheat 81. 10 10 Is per bushtl
!" Baltimore, on The 18Th inst. Flour selling =,
3D. and some extra brands City Mills Flour 4, sJaj.-
Whea, 81 Is 10 .lG per bushe.
IN New York, on The 18Th ust Flour was selling at
$51o per barrel-ratAer dull
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

Afped q COMMITTEE on Education The mr..
lee '' ochools aud Colleges, of which Mr.. Sun,l,u
chairman, II will be seen by the Legislative n.y..
lhss, has reported against The Dstrie, Scbo,l
:" ,h'"h II no" extremely doubtful whether an, I'M
VIII be done Tor lie cause OF Education the prc.e,,
sioa OF the Legislature Should i, be Tho ....
think our Legislators have examined the senn,.,,'
Inc great majority Of the people bu. little.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

RsNpoLPH's SLAVES The Colonization Journal
states, that Judge Leigh the executof al John Ran.
d,Iph, has purchased large trac OF land Mersef
county, OHIO, " heb Ia ucaie the slaves some 3UO,
insnufned BY thai remarkable man. large quaint
~ 81 land in Mercer county, comprising three or four
townships. ned nearly altogether BY colofed
persuns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

Massachusetts,. however, is hOi only great f''du-
rstinate If the ARTICLES pf,a.uced in utter Slaies and
Consumed IA thai Sia. amounting s'ut Si2.oVu'-
600: shov ag Nh. importance ui thai tomnieo"esh -
market as vii as u producing SLATE. Such industry
nut only suqnsnis The wealth 81 the STATE, bns inc'ea
ses the Resources VI the Naiiun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

SNAIL PIX To a considerable extent is prevalent IN
Massachusetts. We sTe informed by gentleman fo'''
LIE that aeveral have under his notice 81
Thai place At another io~n person al tavern "aa
the disease Violently notwithstanding which. the ia"u
lord. without giving the parties notice. admitted com
pany = wedding tour. The consequence was ina,
three days afterwards the yunn, bride was iSkon SICK o
the dlscase. aud M Ten daya eoIIse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
REPORTS IRON AIENICn

Late accounts from Mexico. though lille canlradc-
tory indicate that matters are noi working smooihly be-
"een this country and that One accom-, IL. TIM, our
Minister MAS badly received oy the Mexican Govern
menl-another is that he received at all FROM
This state of things, 1t is anticipated by letter writer al
Pensacola that the entire Gull Squadron will solll,
appear before Vera Cruz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19


Mr.. Lyons laid before the House a communication
from the President and Dueciafs II the James River
4 kanawha Company. This communication embra
sundy replies In luierogatties prupuunded by Mr.
i.yons The sutirc, NJ Internal improvement.
REs0LU lions.
On motion Of Mr.. Lanier
Resolved. That select committee he appointed, who
shall inquire mo The expeJlency OF amending the
charter u Incorporation. oi HE Roanoke Nsvig alton com.
pany as 10 saihorze the said company make sale of
the stock standing unpaid upon the books OF said com,
pany.
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. Edeingicu reported bill Tor the establishment
OF q District School Sys'em. THIS bill embraces the
isysiem recommended " the late Educa lion Convention
A~ld IN the City ui Richmond. The bill was ordered
a he printed, and made The order Of the day Tor Sa>
0fdsy.
RICHMOND s. OHIO RAIL ROAD BILL.
This bill with the amend meats, acain came up Tor
consideration. and The ee1er pufi VI he sitting the
i"nse was occupied in discussing motion 10 slike out
the 10Th secl'an and la insert a substitute.
Mr. Denlsun. Of s., moved In strike out The section
ss'erfed TO- aud insef IN place thereof, The following
making his Proposition separate aud distinct secllan Of
she bill, VIZ:
Mr.. Denisons Proposition.
The SAID company shall proceed with all reasonable
despatch Ia making The sutyeys 10 determine the loca
tion ei the route III the said uad and shall within two
years from the iasssge ot lhls ACT complete the same
Aid actually enter upon the CONSTRUCTION uf said rad
and within tea years iron The passage this aci shall
have al least one entire track ihroug The whole
line oi said road Completed under penalty of The otfe
tufe oi Their charter, and their ruad. and all her pp-
ssly which the company may own, 10 the STATE which
aorieurs Is hereby declared absolute and cmpeie
Al The expiration Of said len years. the said track be
nut then completed.
This proposition created preraciod discussion du.
ring which Mr.. D,nlson urged with great earnestness
his moio8 10 strike out and insert. Mr. LYONS and
Mr.. STROLLER. and Mr. Lee were oppused 10 striking
and inserting. becaus, IL would b. lnhcIing penalty
Upon the Company which ought not 10 be Inflicted.
Mr. Bocock favored striking out, but did no, think
aha proposition was carried the House had ly
" adopt the amendment offered by Mr. Deulson.
Mr. iunsial was totally opposed to the two provost.
Hohs and entered into an argument prove there as
M er~ssy ior placing such rescliuns upon any cy>
pors'on In Older. hoseser that the House might act
anderslandinaly. he mused lay the Till with all a,
amendments. on The table. and be printed lie sub.
s~qneniiy Withdrew his inusluu. mhea Mr. Scott who
ahoug the subject might be- held in lis present condition
wstil the next day. inoyed To adjurn--wh mo,i,n
Was lust moiiun was then made To Law the bill and
snsendiDenss On The table +" hieh was alsu lost
The noi,on then required upon striking out and was
lost BY large majority. So the bill as il now stands
VII be printed. and come up again fur amendments,
on Mr.. lay lor's motion The House adjourned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

IHE PURCHASE OF NAuyoo.--The Warsaw Signal
says Two Catholic Priests passed through ,h,s place
on Monday last. on their way 10 Nauyoo. Their oh
Jet was 10 ascertain the particular nature aud amount If
property which the Mormous wish To dispose of TO their
church aud On what terms 1t can be bought
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
Fgli 0ud Winter EOshj0,,s,

orsf RECEIVED AT MY HOUSE on MAIN STREET rom
Doors ABOVE MEM 4 GwArMN's SroRr
THANKFUL to my friends and the Public gone
~, ask csneaaa,n of the same feeling sure ,h.,
shall be able to please the fssiidious
WILLIAM CLAyEY.
Sept. e2 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

Change Of .Aime.-'rh gentleman bere,os,,o ,,
as David Levy, f,rmery delegate in Cono,e f.
territory of Florida, Of which STATE l s nav. Wv
mas mad his name changed, by The I.esi,a,u,
" ''s' oa'e' 10 David Levy Yuey; and it So appears
"o 'e'aorai proceedingsihe latter name {Yuley, h,
s MS Pa'ronynllc, dr"pped by his father prier i, H.
o'''" OF 'he Senator, aud which he is DESTROYS Of aus,
'esonlng. The true reasp Of the change, We ann.
mend Is, that fulcy has somewhat more atis,or,,,
'ouhd and is not So Jewis As Levy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
SLAuES! SlAIES,v
DRUGS and .NEDECS.V.ES

VIE Subscriber offers large and well sci, cted stock
4 of DRuss. MEDICINES PAINTS, Ous. DyE,
oruFFs, Glass WARE, PERFuMERY, SCARS, FANcy
ARTICLES &c. comprising every article usually found
IN The DRuG LINE, which he Tespe uly invites the
attention OF his former customers well as the public
generally. JOHN H. SFAY Duc,l;s,
o5- Far,icsas attention given prescriptions ior Phy
selans and families. which will be pu, up at all hours
with neaness and accuracy
Orders from the country promptly ate. ded to. and
Medicines warranted lis
Juuc IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

o. The New York Journal Of Commerce Of thu o,b
says; VI he hoilom is fairly ,u Of Wall Sn.t 10 d,v
IN The moneyed line. II HUSTLE fleet were now A
Tue port there would hardly be more panic"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

TINS T,nIFr.-1he Manchester (Aiass.) Spy pub
fishes the following letter the Hon. hafles ffud
son ir abe Representative To Congress frm lhal as
lfic. which contains rather discoursgng views vi Me
fate Vt tho Tariff:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
$60S,907 Is

, "f'er 10 the Richmond Whig nomaaies Wm
Aoe' So OF Nelson as candidate to represent that
county IN the nex, House Of Dpecat,s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
Dumeottr Eutrltinrutr.

JupeE GARLAND A New Orleaus correspondent OF
the Charleston Courier that Jadge oatiand Is
irom Havana, whittier he d, and STAND
t'si IN the charge oi iorgery brought against hun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

81 Charlea Hudson. Esq. one Of the meuh,-.
congress from Massachusetts,, writes hume to hi. -.
sihuen'S' 'hal the I@!ff 1912 wu, in his oo;,,a
be "p'"ied by Tie present Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

'Pee't Election in Gcorgm-G. w. Towns n
'"1 Is elected 10 Congress from the Maroon Disrjc, e.
0t'uis Dr' Ambrose Baber, (Whig) $50. This n,
',ic' was represented last year by WashiDo,oo D..
hs) Nh Pc resigned the $. al held by him =,
Is now succeeded oy Locofoco.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

" S"'e '',e foregoing article mas prepared, we have
l'' '"e National ioelligencer Of The l2,b ;n.,
''''''s an article of serious import. 'rb,, no.
use opinions on such subjects it is im,ossb,o
a. '," profound respect has heretofore e,rr.sa
NE 'e''el That there would be no war and 'hs,
."e controversy with Great Britain would h. ,'''
l,non'. SPEAKS now, in the following very d1s,s.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19
1dratioa IN irginia.

ne following is the amount of Taxes received from
me hour grand divisions OF this State:
rom Sea Coast to head Of Tide. so36 6a5 9,
From 1ide- Wafer to Blue RIDGE ISo SIs 10
Between Blue Ridge and Alieobsnv. % ms o.
est OF the Allegheny. 9O'S34 o.