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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16
EXTENSION OF LOUISA R.R.

There Is a very lively controversy carried on be-
tween the charlottesville and Staunon ,apcrs, on ito
one hand, and The Harriso'burg and portion of the
Richmond press on the other, touching the relative
merits of the Southern and Northern route for the extern
sion Of the Louisa rail road. We are not sorry to
the excitement which prevails 1t shows ,ha, the poo
pie comprehend The importance Of the rail road ia
provement. Albemarle, with one side of the county
washed by canal. and its interior penetrated by slack
water navigation. has subscribed yearly SO 900 70
rail road which will pu, her in connection with no 9th
er market than that she now enjoys Here is pract'-
cal testimony to the nfnile superiority Of rail rG do
over canals, worth volume Of Argument The sulsCr-
TONS on either route have been liberal for Virginia.
we oeliye The friends Of the Southern linz, however,
nave raised the most Albemarle and Augusta
having lo.iht sIlscliLed llo sholt If &C hlnlIoI
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prices obtained were almost unprecedented, this .,c..
sive importation WASH matter Of grea, eonseauene.
But we have had day.
We cannot count upon famine in England and r..
rope every year. 1t mus, he. at BEST the escep,io
Prices have fallen 10 point below thai at which ,h.x
were when the initiation cmlnencrd and fallen 81 ..i
denly as TO ruin thousands. The question now rec.,,
how We shall, In future, ply for such excess Of inn
importation wiiho"la ruinous drain Of Specie To mai.
tain the revenue at the old standard, We mus, imn.
more than We can pay Er.ttrttN.ta
The commencement Of the tariff and the r;.. :.
the price Of grain, being coinciJen in pin, If lin.
they were uped as and fleet and the farmer.
The country called upon 10 join in hosannas 10 the Al
minlslralion i'r its grand policy Vi free trade ~.
trade may be very good thing, but il had as mucl :.
do with The advance in the price ii agricultural m duct.
as the Trojan war The farmers, by this time. md.
stand their obligations To Mr.. Polk
We find the following in the National In,,,l;,on
"FLUlItAllCNS IN COMMERCE 4.
An esteemed Mercantile curresponden, Of hi, n....
predicted, time ago, aud time after tine r I,,
his predictions. tha. there would he terrill. a, ~;
in the prices OF breadsiufs in Europe and ,h,, ,o
shipments from this c. uutry would result ms a.;
troisy. great decline has accordingly tab, nla.
The result is aw ul, and 1.-THE nd is moi VET
ut required only ordinary jndem nj to ftresee III
this. There Was a scarcity Of foud in Crcai B,,;"
and France and IN consequence prices advanced material
~ This advance Of prices induced other coun,ri. ,,,
particularly. III give up their surplus Of breads uHs
This surplus beng large aud good portion Of il bav,,u
been congrgaed III Great Britain and France wiihn,hs
last two or three months. rapidly broke down nric,.
bout fifty per cent. All this was inevitable. Nh, A..
few oi us profit by exp rienre! Ii is now auesnnah.
If thu country al large has been at all benefited by The
late rise IN the market price Of breadstus since Lilo
nornois losses On shipments may swallow up the early
profits. ~
The warnings that our valued CORRESPONDENT gave
being realized. The imports have been imm.ns. and
Will continue so, which the Admins ration may thnt
advantageous To the country: hui, il they be vi hi. o.
pllon, they greatly err. lille there we're large ex
ports We could stand like imports but the accoun, ma
'iona already begins 10 look suay for according 10 the
newspaper accounts. the mpoIis INTO NV York alone
for Angus, exceed the exports about eigh, millions If
dollars
A, this rate, surprising that great disparity could
continue we should get IN debt FL rope, in one year.
about one hundred nons Of dollars which, when
called for in '',he had" will be- chld's Law. But
it cannot be helped the "Democracy'' has command +
the ship State, and the Wings Compelled to Look
On with folded arms"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16
With respect, your obi servant,
Nllll'I.. =. IT INSTALL
TIE MONEY CRISIS IN ENGLAND.

The brle abstracts of Foreign news lately given have
informed our readers that great revulson had taken
place in the money market in England and that failures
oi mercantile firms connected with The American trade
an immense amount, had occurred in London The az
gegate OF tho liabilities o these houses supposed to ex
coed TEN MILLIONS OF dollars. 1t might readily be sup
posed that connected the countries by commercial
es, more Intimate and extensive than ever before bound
any other two nations, these failures would necessarily
lead oihe ruin Of many in the Uaed Saie4,-io say
nothing Of the bankruptcy which Md ensue here FROM
the same causes hch overthrow the houses in England
VIZ sudden and great fall in the price Of merican
produce We cgre, 10 have 10 announce, the first re
suit OF the London failures, the stoppage Of the grea
banking house of Prime, Ward & Co., of A. York This
event has caused great CONSERVATION, and will do much
oeive shock to commercial confidence all over the L.
Mon.
The cause of the money crisis in England is course
primarily. her import of bread slufs and the
consequent drain Of specie. Without perplexng our
readers with returns and statistics of the Corn Trade we
may state that, the 9th Of June last including the
stock then hand and the imporlaiions for the prece
ding twelve months, there wtie-reducing the flour 10
ifs equivalent in quarters9 527 $50 quarters Of Whca,
10 be paid ior and generally in specie which, at low
average, would require about HUNDRED MILLIONS
of dollars
Then there is an internal demand for money for Rail
Roads which contributes 10 the scarcity About one hun.
dred and fifty millions Of dollars have BEEN within the
last twelve months, called in from share holders and an
piled to the construction of Rail Roads-every dollar of
which is. SO far unprodueliye. This, and the loans
made to Irish Rail Roads, and the direct distribution Of
about FORTY MILLIONS Of dollars. by the Government to
alleviate Irish distress. will Efficiently account for the
embarrassment Of the Bank OF England.
Doubtless, The pressure in England would have BE- en-
greater, but for our tariff allowing the expectation
oil vast amount Of her manufactures, ns ad Of sp Gle
In payment for our bradsius. The crease in her tx
ports to tins country may be Judged Of by the following
statement Of the sane, far as few ar
cles are concerned, for the first months of the las,
aud present year, respectively.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16

Ave never charge editors noiin." said he
Bui my WEAKLY friend. said ee there go,d many
editors travelling DAYS, and such libsfaiy your
par viii prove a uinous Dustin
oh MEIER mind, ssld he. makes 1t of De gem
men,
We inconlincnlly slopcd
w have soou striking prsfof The civilization
Vi the Western country than III. iaet, stated by
temporary that he was able travel 100 miles IN vari
Gus ways. uuhout being inubl.d with paying tavern
bills and lsre ia stages. steamboats, ant canal packets
This shows prpr respect for the Liberty of the Press
aid bctokeos high degree Of enlightenment Of mind.
Eds. Tugl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16
DOMESTIC INTELLlGECE.
L'llANIk..

There are symptoms. i1 uneplyocsi Ia be misahen'
OF trlnp rupture belween the French l""pe snh The
dyuss, al l.otIs pnIrrn The pd'cy u III" 1'sefi=
ment, exclusive aud u9fnw. has been dhe'h III o'e
II family interests rather ihan o uir p'uo
oa "a, The iaiieaai Y all; aud would seen, thai 40 ' ans
az corruption have too low or tn nagfant ff The
use Of he King and his Ministers, ~ III. cudeaspf u
.usain the administration under its mani ST "ahi e
popular sympathy. The disclosures OF c'Hrni',an II
h,s-nnina continual almost daily cXpsnfe-, sass
the correspond ID the Boston Atlas. ARE made ei bfi
berry and pocuaiin. ncnlpaling every member oi u'e
cshinel IRON Marshal SotLT duwnwafd.'
The public mind. loag alenated iroin The king on az
OF his abandonment ri the principles 81 Tie fe'o"
ton which seated lin the throne, Is growing nor. aud
determined In lis hostility, more AID more hsi"s
I'd give expression by auTd and action 10 ie genera
excited by lbediselsed corruption oi The ,iins
IA home says The Constitutional, speaking o the gov
eminent 4 Lous PHJrr., at Is endta'or'ng TO ioo
up after another all The germs Of Liberty aud FRO
grcss, Il rceIIls before the employ m no menus 10"
wretehed they may he ,opui down IN the heart III
the population every generous aspiration, every dishtet
eslcd ida; II niisos into the country eg1tiStn, sdld
calculations and The sdain Of every patriotic sentiment,
it ak,s ii corruption Of opium, 10 ls to sleep
people which The missionary u Liberty as Poland
It's mariyf'
Some The journals comparing the present siina
ton nf the king Ia thai o Charles \. 10 ls2I The Sect
which is said 10 WELD powerful Influence over public o
piaon. says:
''it is imp she ir not Ia remark thai the present
Government which al lis accession was greeted VIII
almost universal support and which, during several yeafs
preserved least considerable party, which supported
ever initse i.ilies-p ri, tn oish pas' 'dpar
iy through inerest-has itself likewise arrived at The
point OF alternating and DISCUS ing the greater number III
It's defenders. The unanimiiy which was remarked In
in the years ls25 and ISIS visbly reorganzine
itself there remain seryenIs and supporters Of The
system and oil the Ministers but avaricOus
mp men who always wait until the fall Of government
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16
Dunlry Merchants

aWiLI. find il to their ineres, to examine our yare
~. and extensive stock Of BOOKS AND STA
saioNEki Soine advantages. which are mt very
general have accrued tins season in buyinu our
ck enabling rs 10 oier Goods our line al unusual
.o~ Pnees 10 fh,se who pay for Books aud Sta
aissery, particular achievements are offered.
- S1nf supply Of PIANO FORTES is the larges, TO be
"ns' Win IN the Soahern country loihs department,
hssiaess we devu,e great attention. The numerous
dscksosiedgmen's from thcse who have been North re
Asssed. and bought afiis, with knowledge as
sosess IN saying, that larger stock already finished
Asfasiesss. superior Instruments could no, be
Asft ssh than At our establishment here in Richmond
= Neare sle agents in the Statesot vi. GINA and North
3srsa'aa fn the Piano fwtes made hy Messrs. Shda \
ssshaSa- OF New York, whose Instruments We believe
10 be Ne hest and the cheapest.
. aNa ea-l NASH & WOODHOUSE,
~ 6sae and Retail Dealers in Books Stationery and
lsasa tor'es. 80 Mains,reet, Richmond, Va.
S<pL 2--lm If t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16
ILLINOIS.

The late Cor vcn,ion for revising the Constitution Of
The State Of Illinois adopted the following by vote Of ~
In Az
The Ley isature shall its first session under the
amended constitution. pass such laMsas will elleclual,
prohibit free persons d color from mngraling to aud
settling in this State and 10 elec,uaIIy prevent the
Of slaves from the introduction slaves into this
State Tor the purpose Of setting them free Prorided
hat When tins constitution Is submitted to the people
OF this State Tor their adoption fec on the foregoing
shall he submitted 10 them 10 b. VOTED separately AS
elton Of said tuition aud if majority Of all the
votes cast for aud against the same shall be for It's ado
ton, Then IN that the shall form section VI the
new constitution bui II majority shall be against It's
dopOn, then The same shall be rcJecir.'
The following provision adopted with regard to
dueliss
ANY person who shall after the adoption VI this con
slllutou, fight duel, send accept challenge for
that purpose, be alder nbciier in fighting duel
shall be deprived Of the right of holding flee Of honor
OF Irnfi in THIS State, and shall be punished otherwise
IN such other manner AS Is may be prescribed b,
law"
The following clause adopted by vote Of 81 to
81:
1.-The Legislature shall pass laws with adequate pen
allies preventing the nlermarrage OF whites aud blacks
and no ooored person shall ever under any preex hod
any office Of honor or profit in this State"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16

Reading Railroad (oai 1rade-rhis road continues
to do business in the transportation of An
thraclte coal from the mines TO the Richmond depot
the Delaware During the month of August there ar
rived at the latter place. by 800 engines averaging ff
teen per day 26,35S each averaging four tons
sixteen hundred pounds, which amounts 10 % 1856 tons
Of coal. During the month there were shipped
from Richmond depot 100000 TONS in l452 vessels
The whole transportation over the Reading Railroad
during the same month, was 50 400 tons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16
UdTCliES. JED ELRF &C,
A.l Al I,tI.InA


WILL. Ne sAd Al public auction. wiihou, reserve,
w on Va esiaesday 2sd day OF September next, Ia
cis~eahe eeaceru ID ans Y Victor, all the stock Of
ssess then ramaiang hand. The assortment Is quite
vs.a. c.sasssiiug oi GOLD and SILVER LEVER
WATCHES. all ~ s,.d order, and good In time pie
.Gald and SILVER spccaces, peaei Cases OF almost
every dssrrp,nn. gnal variety oi Brsasipns Rings,
l>cckels. Nasch Guards. Keys. Miniature cases, Sc.
A variety u Silver and Brluaaia " arr,
Plated Csndlesirks. Snuff r. aud Tfays.
Aa4sssflmet o Military n,ds, NC. and all the mate
rails and I,ss or conducting the " aieh making jew
el.f's and sveISnh's busn,>s.
Ash. viii be oficnd 3! III. ilrne. 7 Share. o
Stuck. ~ tho Lynchburg ard Salem Turnpike Compa
ny, Shares in the J. K and X. Company. 3 Shares n
the i.ynchbnrg aud Plus, wanna Turnpike Company
sstarrs In the Concord. 3 Shares he Blue Rds
ans Share ia the Natural Bridge Turnpike Company
One IIurse, Buggy and Harness
TERMS OF SALE.
AL SUNS under fifty dollars. cash all above tina
smosnt credit oi SIX months will give.
%. Bargains nay he had in " a,ehes. Jewsry. &
between this time aud the day Of sale.
JEIlu WILLIAMS, s Paunsrof
WILLIAMS \ VICTOR.
Aug 30 -tds
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kyrMss and iron EOWMdrv.

NINDiNG il inconvenient To prosecute my business
l. al the PhGuix Foundry to advantage, for want OF
the meats necessary for that purpos' have made ar.
engagements with Bagby s Crenshaw. by which am
TO be furnished by them with the cesslry means, and
Consequently, trnn and after this date all work done at
said Foundry will be for heir benefit.
shall continue To carry all the branches Of bu mess
CONNECTED with the Foundry, in Brass and lron and
general
NJ \ { II n T. b L ST NESS
and would respectfully solicit continuance ofihe patron
-age 50 liberaly bestowed me heretofore
1t Is hardly necessary say any thing with regard To
we work hnlShed al this establishment having already
established rpuston to liberal share OF pai
ironage.
Feb. f2-ts AG DARNry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16
TO The DEBTORS OF NOKVELL 4
AVERETT.

NliE books, accounts. bonds and other evidences of
l. debts due. To become due TO Norvell Il Avercti
and which were conveyed 10 the undersigned, VIM 5.
ke ir by the trust deed Of 3st July last. have been
placed the hands Of the undersigned, Robert J. Davis
who alone is authozed make collections. An ord,
of The Court requires that the debts referred to shall be
diligently collected. All persons indebted to the said
firm are, therefore, requested promptly forward
aud pay 10 the Robert j. Davis the demands Of the
firm against them respectively.
WM. s. REID, in.
Trustee of Noryell & Averct
Sep. 2-lmf ROBERT J. DAVIS, AQt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16

We understand, says the Uniun il is estimated from
The official returns, that there are at least 1000 ad iou
al Troops a, Vera Cruz. prepared to form another train
Besides these, there other re Inducements en- rofe
he faoll has sailed with 100 men from Fort Mclenry
Tor Colonel llnghess detachment, and at Fort Monrn
10 men were preparing To embark in her The New
ofeans papers are frequently speaking of troops arriving
thore Tor the scene Vi action
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16
TIE FREDERICKSBURG RECORDER

We announced in our last the retirement Of James
Nj, Campbell, Esq, from the editorial chair Of this
able and efficient Democratic Journal The Semi week.
~ News-'he newly established Wing paper Of TIA,
place--tlu, alluIes IL the even, :
Tosay we.rgrel j, is faint expression Of our el.
ings. We sincerely and deeply regret this discrimination
oi our friend. In Mr. Campbell We have found.
upn all occasions and under all circumstances the zen
He"on lie has never. in his prot ssioal private in
ercourse, departed from that mauy, frank and generous
department, " hlch ever marks tie courteous o, ns:rau
and enlightened editor And speak the voice Of our
emu re community, We are sure, when We say, that 10
carries with him, wherever he goes their kndesi regards
and BIZ wishes for his happiness and welfare.
We learn, from the Enquirer, tina, Mr. Campbell is 10
be succeeded by Samuel Greenhow Daniel, a memh, of
The Freder, kslurg bar, and gentleman of talents AID
great worth Of character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16
'.,h.r larau,a will attack lhen to nichlbl noling

Father JaIauia will attack hcn nght-ba, nothing
rsiese
The ether note is as follows:
JuarA. Aug. 3. lsi3.
Na;m Lay With bis command sill here, and viii
prebably remain here Time The cueIras have
all disappeared lso~ ihs aeshborho. ,bal III where ,ley
have gae aeabe say. Ahurie. The guerrilla chrf
died in Jalapa lew days s,uce say ir,n ~"und
rec4ve al The attacks Nafu Iaily's eonnsud,
aud albers by fever.
IA do no, entertain any ,i,mb iha, The train as
tn aboye, had pssed Perve and gone en IN safety 10
Pas.ba.
Intelligence reached Col. Wiisa The maring ID
The 9Th MI. that Leut Dasd Hendtrsts oi Captain
EasechiL COMPANY u Drag'sns. and his party who
ser saus uul hy captain Wells the oh oI Angus
iosppise Mai. lLy Of the appn ach ol Ieinseemep's
xefc sii shut y iae guegIlIss There Is hiIs OF M
d.sa III the c'arecneSs IL THIS sad Intelligence Lhul.
Dskteneop was resident u New OreansS but r'cen'ly
epshsrked as voluS,esr ~ his e,alniry service lie
printer by proesson man ., courage and enter
prise. aud bis late viii be sincerely amened by his M
rperous Eieu'ls.
II + nov pretty generally believed that Captain Be
sapcon's company went NJ with The TAIN under MAJOR
80 Correspondence # tbe Picayme.
ts wa, CRuz, Aug. q. 1sF.
Az express arrived herr on Tuesday from Alvaado 10
Cmn Perry wsh information thai the guerfllaS had al
tackled that place the night iIure aud killed surgeon
and two ,nasnrs in that tewn. The steamers Peiria
snd Srarpsn immediately despatched 10 reinforce
as,se 10 pssessinn VI the place
fOHN H. DAVIS. who gives his entire attention 10
~ The sale OF IoB,coo. FLorR, War,r, BicoN.
Lasp or any other kind Of produce that msy be enrus
ei " his care has ns, received IN consignment
- 900 his god Family Bacon.
40 gnnd Family Lard.
so 10 casss OF Saper,er Iiqairice,
Is bbi of T.. SarIs'rtine Flour.
Al o. which shall be sid at The very lowest cash pr
~. Sac - sss JOHN H. DAVIS.
Aug. SD--is
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COUNTRY MEROHANTs

SOG.iRS, COFFEE, FL ISTER, SC.
40 hhds ,. o. Sugars, yer, prime AMI dry,
20 bags laguyra and Rio Coffee.
30 tons Lump Plaster,
300 ID. Woscy and Wolseys LOAF and crushed Sugars.
100 u Ks Salt,
10 tierces handsome clarified Sugars,
cases Boots.
ton Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
5 tons Iredegar iron handsomely assorted,
~ boxes Tin Plate,
500 lbs Sapctre,
500 lbs. Russia Sheet Iron.
hhds. MuscoYado Molases
5 bts picking Vinegar,
8 DO No Mackercl, yer, large and fat ,.c,iyint
per haIgcs Exit, Richmond and Ohio and for sale low by
CRENSiiAW. BAGBY \ CARTER
August l2-ts
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n FRESH SUPPLfl
BE SUI RE TO CALLti!

#s MAY 18th. isi7
~ j. BURTON has the pleasure of informing his
Lie friends. that he has inst opened the most beautiful
assortment f STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
he has ercr hqd the pleasure u oaiiba0,g.
Having selected his Goods with great care from the
s@e iates, inspirations and just The Close Of the sen
sm, he will he able to sell many styles Of Goods Mucu
LOWER than they could have been bought in the early
ar' Of the season. All persons in Of sood cheap
and pretty Goods, requested favor hun with an
early calf
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will find my house, the rRnsnrsr AMI nEsr ,ssosT
I'D srocK IN MARKET. r.. j. 81 RrON
Nav lS-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-16

Macracon ofihe Dayton (Ohio) Transcript tells the
'o',owing good one. part OF his experience lie saws
days, by land and by water The tavern keene,s s,esn
captains, &c Y, have uniformly eta lked our hat and
uenany refused to permit MS TO pay way In short
upon he raging canal, upon the expansive lake in the
packets hotels and floating palaces of Lake Erie. we
nave had great 'fiee blow" aud have uniformly been
regarded among the "dead he@ts" This you will regard
us very pleasant, ard certainly very agreeable aud adj
vsnageous, way Of travelling. Blu, there was one free
bio" we ceived. which came near knocking us into
me middle OF next week. The incident is S, comca
mat we VIII relate II if the jake is at nur expense
While on board of The splendid steamers which ply
between Buffalo and Chicigo, the urz on our chin re-
longer than was agreeable and repaired TO Il
barber shop board to have it taken off The fellow
dd II up IN first rate style After he had coinbeJ aud
oiled our head, brushed claes aud slicksd up fine
we hell graiified. pulled out dime and proered it to
HIM as a reward for his services
ne drew himself up with considerable ponposi,y,
~ understands. y said he, dat YOU is an edor,,
Wen Slai Of SAID we
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-02


The Executive tsmn9aDee IL tha above
Association met tbiB day. December goth,
la48, fr tho putpe7a u msktag arrange
ments fr tle aani1 sarg, which Il b take
place al tho fret Moadaf Of january nest.
The hr#i business n os.ier being the ap-
]paibtmeut Of Tho vkreooe eonqiuees, tbt
following named IA lrn}ta wsfe appoint
edit !
0l ftaa All. III, NJ. Norrha, II. Il.
Thorpe, Perez Smell, y. u, II, ifateh,
aaron Harris.
Oh Horses a CadHe.--t, r.. kielbhe-
ter. e. Il. @tntIatub, u. /. Olam, John
Reid, IA. q. Carter, nat H. Vt Fowler.
Ia HeahaHicat haer ana 4osthene
Attain, w Il Ionnarl, Gao, A Pike, A NJ
Reeaer, JFhaas McVay, II u Avery,
ia AertBal hroiI pts /, taproee.
meats h ~AEtieatanret fgsplemaata, I'D ]
tlukcr, David Chasnbts, ID. 0sltier,
Edward Moore,R I st0aft, Nolan Stuart,
Gen. Joseph )nernasv3 Andrew kleinpeter,
Amos Adams.
Committee NJ Aiaaet lsqts. -nr 7 N
Hereford, W Ffu'narbt 1osabh Meaard,
A Read, Andrew hradtofa,
Ran COMMITTEE. a. TaE A Mntta. A 4
Heron, A klclnpefor, " u Pkr, A Read.
] v Datelde, ] henard, II lAuoue, Il q
9.aIs. : s"'i'I'' 4" Y c''."' Dr. :, Q
Resatced -Thatat hc %tllowing named
gentlemen he appoa Hill Il a committee ID ID.
yite IT, Governor, Ltetit, Governor, tbe
members Of both blsnches n thn Legisla.
urr,nnd such other, tin9'Ehed e~itiaons a.
tbey may think proper, NJ attend the ncxt
meeting III tbe Agricultural and Neehan.
ics' Associations, onsae 4th JntMary next.
Dr Hereford, Il IsCournd, L q Mcfiat.
ton, i Henderson, sanee Cooper. i ID
|nnRow. ~,
On motion, Rcso3rai That the pro-
eeedinga of this mSetin8 he published II
the papers Of this town, osnd itat all other
paper, friendly 10 the causes be requested ID
publish them,
Resolved, -That tho thanks of this
meeting b. rendered to Gran 1iackett Cor
the use Of his rooms on this ocRasion.
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
Chairman,
J. ". DurRuea, Seeeetary.