davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
PONYrC ATLo
rom the Southern Journal Of Education.
FELIS EFT MTTRES

From the Southern Journal Of Education.
FELIS EFT MURES.
Felis sedet BY hole
lntenta she, cum omni soul,
Premiere rats.
Mice concurrerunt Ger the floor
In numero, duo, trio, or more,
Obliti cats.
Felis saw them, oculis,
III have them, inquit she, guess
Dunn ludunt.
Tune lila crept towards the group
Habeam, dixit, good rat soup
PIngues stunt.
Mice continued all ludere,
lntenti they, in luduIh, very
Gaudenter
Tune rushed the Gelis into them.
1t tore them omnes limb from limo,
Niolenter.
MORAL.
Msres, omnes, nunc be shv,
1T aurem prGbete mihi
.Benigno.
'Qnid-quid facitis, verbum sat,
Avoid a hungry big tom cat,
Studiose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
DOCTOR T, L. RIVES

TT AVING settled permanently in Lynchblrg, offers his
services its and vicinity Having had several
years experience his profession. he hopes share
OF patronage When not protest. ally absent, he gen
er be found at his office Man Stree. near opposite
he Franklin Hotel, at the Hotel where he will be glad
TO attend any calls either IN or .he country.
June Ism
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
VOCAL MUSIC,

MR.. PERKINS, assisted by Mrs. Perkins, in the
w juvenile Glasses. will open School for nsruc-
ton in VOCAL MUSIC, in the large basement room
Of the Masonic Hall, 10 Tuesday evening
the 9th inst. In order meet the wishes of Parents and
all others who feel interest in this branch OF education
the Juvenile Class will al the School Room, at
half past oclock Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Evenings Ihe Adult Class, will meet on Monday
w ednesday, and Friday nights at O'Clock
Having had many years experience in Teaching, we
believe this School will offer facilities for acquierng
knowledge of the Elementary principles combined with
the practice of Music, but seldom enjoyed in any COM
muniy. The Terms also are such as to afford whole
families the opportunity of attending the LECTURE
Parents and all Others interested, are invited to meet
at the School room, with the Juvenile Glass on Tuesday
evening, when the system and plan Of teaching will be
explained.
Juvenile Glass, 500
Adults, 800
o. The course consists Of twenty lessons or Lee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28

Main Street, LynChbUrG Va.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public that
he is well prepared to accommodate day, transient and
permanent boarders reasonable From expert
Of 20 years and unweared endeavours please
hopes to obtain the support OF his old friends and that
His house conveniently located and
lent rooms for families Gentlemen, arriving in their own
will find excellent stable and carriage house
CHAS. l.. DlBRELL, Propfietor.
Passengers in the Canal Packets intending to take the
stage Tor any point, promptly called for.
Jan It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
ID R L. GO DIS Sc.

81 bales domecs 10 bales osnaburg, 80 pieces cacoes
200 pieces bIeached domestcs 50 pieces bleached and
brown drngs, 30 pieces Alpaca, 80 fur and wool
hats broad cloths cassmeres jeans goods for pants
coats and vestings linen, bed ticking, white cambria ging
HAMS lawns, nankeen tweeds buttons of all kinds Pens
SC Shove forks, hand saws scythe blades heat
cotton and wool cards knives and forks kettles and
table spoon razos, shaving boxes, percussion caps
tacs, sloe thread backing steel yards coffee mills soda
saleratus brimone epson salts putty lamp black copper
as alum, ogwood satpetre mustard nmegs cap and let
ter paper chocolate black tea, Sc Sc All of which they
determined to sell at the lowest market
cash or in exchange for country produce.
They respectfully invite their friends and the public
rally give them call before making purchases nothing
shall be left unturned to give them = Great bargains
March 20 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
Selling off at Cost for Cash,

TUE subscriber. intending change his business the
Is. OF September next, VIII, from this time until that o.
far lis turc stock Of New and Desirable Goods
cash HE respectfully invites all persons in of Goods
Al extremely low prices 10 avail themselves Of his op-
prtunty The stock large and well selected and viii be
closed olt As early possible. H. LEWIS.
APersons indebted TO B. H. Lewis, also those !ndebt-
Cd to Lewis tngcdove requested forward and
pay up, as longer indulgence cannot be given.
June 2J-ts b. H. l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28

40 hhds. P. r. and n. 0.
Sugar
4 do do a verv fine article
20 barrels clarified sugar
30 boxes WooIsey S Wool
sey's loaf sugar
200 bags Rio coffee
80 do Laguyra coffee,
- do Government Java do
$50 kegs nails, assorted sizes
) tons bar iron
) do rolled d., assorted 81
yes
2 do American blistered
steel
do shear and cast steel
300 sacks salt
40 tons lump plaster
10000 lbS. cotton yarn,
'Leaksvillc' and other
factories,
80 bbls. Tanners oil
20 hhds. and tierces molas-
SeS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
LIGHT! LIGHT!

DHOSGENE GAS-CANIPFlINE and ETHEREAL. OH
"a fresh supply just to hand-ior sale BY .
Jan Its JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
Fine Family Roe Herrings,

KUST received per boat John Warwick, IS barrels fin
- Family RE Herrings, which will sell low. Away
n hand, supply of Mr. j. ID. Acxandcr's Family Site
Meal.
June 2l-ts SAMUEL TYRE s BRO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
DR.. BhGBv

nFFERS his Professional services IS the citizens OF
iynchhurg and TO the community GJIceAt Office next
d'er below the Union Hotel
June lS-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
BACON AND FISH
MONEY TO LEND!
EN- GLEDOVE g. NOEL

4 RE in receipof desirable stock Of FOODS
"A having purchased them much prices than such
goods purchased for the spring consequently
make to the interest Of persons, who wish buy for
to call on them before purchasing elsew here
Their stock large and well assorted comprises every
thing hat can be found in the STAPLE AND FANCY
line They have also received large and beautiful assert
mcnt OF
BOnnets. Ribbons Flowers, &C.
which can be sold very cheap They solicit general call
ALFRED S. ENGLEDOVE
JESSE NJ. NOELI.
June 81 lSl9-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28

BALL AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS,

THERE viii boa BALL al the Buffalo Springs Amherst
county, On the 10Th Of July Many Ladies expected
~ attend l. /. HITE.
June 1l-tl0July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
l. 10 u O Il s !,

5o barrels mountain whiskey30 barrels old rye whiskey-
20 barrels apple brandy10 barrels madeira wine-10 bar
reis Malaga wine-lO pipes French brandy pipes fin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMNER Is4g
JUST RECEIVED BY.
Il n ERM

FEW DOORS .4BOVE MEMS GW.fTKLN,S
md OPPOSITE SAMUEL B. TEUR.M7.N-S
j. b. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal patronage ex
tended to him previous to his copartnership with w F.
Lee, and during that time and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the BUSH
ness into his hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will be taken
to have work lntrustei 10 him, done as well as il
can be done elsewhere. JAMES B. EDWARDS
Sept. l4-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

adapted to the town and country trade
Our friends and purchasers generally invited to call and
examine our stock, we satisfied offer them
ducements TO deal with equal any afforded in this
e In the stock will be found all the latest and
able of Ladies' Dress Goods such as silks tissues Der.
ages linen lus'res French cambrcs, lawns, plaid and
brcidered artons all colos manderin capes gngham gd
swiss and plaid muslns alapaccas all color and
some article of Ladies' collars at 10 cents
OF all kinds and almost every article necdfu and handsome
in OF Ladies' apparel The gentlemen will our
stock well suited to their wants from the finest cloth down
Country Merchants will find it greatly their advantage
to examine our stock before purchasing
April 9-ts PETERS s STIGLER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28

20 bbls. n. o. molasses
80 kegs gun powder
10 do blasting do
1000 lbs. bar lead
80 bags shot
/ 20 boxes tea
l case canister taa, "a su-
perior articte.'
so boxes Hull & Son and
aher candles,
10 boxes sperm candles
30 baskets sweet oil
5000 lbs. leather,
so bbls. herrings,
30 grindstones,
- cases liquorice
3 tons castings,
1000 lbs. hoop IRON, all sizes
3 casks rice
20 bags ginger, pepper and
| spice
2 ceroons best indigo,
| 2 hhds. madden.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
+. N wv CONC ERIN.
TASSEEI & TAYLOR

(.7t The. OLD SI.IED of BRK4N'TS s. TLNSLEY,)
LE.TCHB URIC, Va.
RE now receiving large and well assorted stock Of
"A Groceries, Liquors, Dry Goods, &c,
COnsistinr in Drrt of Tie f1H0,rinp nyiirIes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
Old Anker Boiling Cloths.

'I'lk subscribers have hand large stock of Old
I Anker Boiling Cloths, from No to TO- which
ranted genuine sale Those will do well to
give call before purchasing determined 10 sell
at low prices. PETERS < STIGLER.
May 3l-ts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
T R L VT EEKL Y
Fine Chewing Tobacco,

ME have on hada small lot of VIM. l.. Saunder finest
w and best Chewing Tobacco the clone Star" and
mistake which propose sell reasonable
June 23-ts SMITHSON * STATUAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
SMITHSON & STATHAM,


GrOccrS and Commission Merchants.
A FIR SH ARRIVAL.
NtTHwould most respectfully invite the attention of our
W friends and purchasers generally, to our large, well
lccted, and
Fresh 0rriraf of Family Groceries,
together with general assortment of STAPLE DRY
GOODS, among which may be found handsome assortment
81 Cacoes beached and unbeached Domestics bleached
and unb!eached Sheengs beachcd and unbleached wed
usns Innings of all descriptions Bed Ticks Pen .nary
paids and Checks Nankeen paiif and wiled Oznaburgs
Bagging, &c.
Family groceries.
n Orleans, Porto Rico Clarified Loaf Crushed and Pull
verified Sugars,
; Molasses,
Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee,
Gunpowder, Imperial and Black Teas,
Rice, Salt, Iron, SC SC
Cast, Shear and Blistered Steel.
A.SO-a large assortment 81 Hats and shoes. Wood
Ware, &C &c, all OF which offered at low prices
wholesale and retail. SNTrHSON * : TATHAM,
W Opposite Farmers Bank.
75 1--WE have fine stock Of Supcrfne Family Flour
sdAs-ad for sale. 8 SIS
May It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
~ FyFE.

.sOEEeE.
MEETING of the Stockholders 1.-THE Ivnchburg Man
n ucturing Company, will be held the Washington
Hotel Friday, the 18Th OF July 1919 BY order of the
President and dr-;tors. JAS. 5. CKEWDSON, Ag't.
June 2I-tI3Jy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
PJSTPoNEMENT.

Saturday, 7tll July, Which time It will positively take
place, at II O'Clock, Oh thc premises.
June 25-t1Iulv MOSBY s SPEED. Trustees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
Fresh Spring Goods.

THE subscribers have received large portion of the
Il Spring stock, comprising complete ard well seect
nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
Matter, In Minnesota.

The hrst Territorial + rct'ou Dob Miunesots came
81 1u ihe oi this mnuta. sul sss very warmly con
tested psrscns sa1 ..csl tltrlt ln political grounds
Otrer mstters Beside qo,.ca. engaging me stter
tiou oi the Nnnrscrsns company oi senilrin-n arf
shout o. start regular stesmtusi hue between The
Pals 10 - Anthony and the f.ls o. - Croix % "a.
been supposed THAR ine Mississippi VAS Dot nAvzaols
shove Fort Smelling but me pru9retors 90 this neH
enterprise cou1-sni Tia t1eir boat AL 20 s1eruv
e. 70 = lfils damp
GOV Ramsey a. returned from the Indian payment
~ The Crow VIM IN excellent health. There as ~
disturbance IS 81 irsf reported though some threat,
among the Winneosgoss The Indians upon receiving
their money paid up their debts ssyins hey wsztsi
tarr father the Governor % know t1si they Dot
bad indisrs - hsi oeen reported
The editor Of the Fnetr sckno~ edges ne reotip p
Of some ears % tne green corn. lt Was raised lYou
the sd a. sandy SOL and YET the corn stands u eri
high -. winter corn sol for :. : oushrl ~ =
Pals The Pilsoc- AMI R.-ls-sr both nsisi upon -
dluunsl mail service for N.nn-stts Would any on-
believe. exclums the forner tina; in The unteentn
century. or Government ~oald tuii Minnesota stu
I'D here Ia iae uss l-a or the Republic % cne nal
~eck The Rig ser tninSs tlsi there ar rsihci
' miny yrog snoP- in - Fslis iur t1e good % inf
f.',r AAa Gals egll The Legislature o. pat On heavy
Al sriarf MINNESOTA seems % tc STRETCHING forward
IN re eNst oi eiFi ration and Improvement With ne
sane -AaelolAs seiicor cc-ucf stess ensrgy md
iltrizent rtirrfrise Which have marked The growth
and development u 1cs; Of tn Western states sni
which WI make TIER early history = marvel for Al
tine 70 eoEne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
National Convention of Inventors
Correspondence OF The Tribune.


BALTIMORE, "Wednesday, AUG. ?.
The Nations. Convection Of Inventors Assem-
bed yesterday =, noon in Washington Hal. the mos;
eonmodi0us room IN ihs city A lsrse namoer OF De-.
srste. ~. In abundance TIE Convention was TEN
porsriiy organized y the appointment Of Horace T.
D-v Eco of New York President and z Greer. OF
virginia Secretary On taking the Chair, Mr. Day sd-
dressed ID. Convention setting forth, IN an abe and
.lccnct n sinner the OBJ cts sousn % % accomplished
through Congress By this BODY, composed Of disuns
us1ed inventors and scientific gentlemen from various
sections Of the Union. Committee vas then appoint
81 T. report permanent otceys of the Convention.
The following gent. men we're chosen Horace n Day,
E.q ~ NeN York Wee Presidents, Prot James ken
WICK of Ne- York. md ! Franklin heigrt Esq OF
Lancaster. Peunsyvsnis Secretary, : Il Greer Esq
Of Virginia
After these preliminary proceedings, the Convention
taok recess In the afternoon session. George G-l rd
E.o ~ NsWY0rk prevented = Report prepared by
Judges Phillips and Rand Of Mas md himself TIE
Report read section ~ section, snd underwent 4
long bur Informal discussion seton being deferred. oy
common until The next session ~ the Conven-
ton Itisa very anle document and u-niiests much
research and profound knowledge ~ the present
Patent Awe which found o. be- very elate in
protecting the Inventor % l. draw up 10 'egsl form.
and proposes such amendments A. should BE- made O.
the Nesenf detective Pstent Laws Mr. Grord. IN
pfese~ng this Report, commented upon its various
parts developing the views entertained ~ his col
leagues and himsef IN the premises The whole alter
noon session vs.. occupied in Tree Interchange OF
opinion the various suggestions IN the Report which
prepared for the scton Of th. body by invitation
Of the Convention which met In this city IN March as
The question upon the adoption Of its various pro
visions (which highly important and even essential
IN many respects the welfare 20 the lnvent0ro vii
BE- taken % day The proceedings Of this Convention
destined 20 have powerful influence IN securing
and protecting the gnts Of toe Inventor, and mus
awarding TO genius merted honor snd emolument
Nnura 4 VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
81 THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN NAIL


The Ha.iia.,0n Uaen Of yesterday b IS 'hs
following
John Van B-rer hss addressed .etier 90 re ~,
--r1 fr-c-r1f far tne purpose 90 carrteln $50
~urs .l -1r .--cl vrlcl r- B. ~ -lft D 81 -'t
I.r--r1 - tn Cleveland clre-r'il1. n- Nt- --
.rlus1 o. snv ttzt BE- ca not sl~sk OF ~ H--.l-7
suuerannlsf-d tls % very -lte cons- -'A,' =
% Eroz whether he hal made such /, -r' l-' fi'.- N
terms cr whether 1e had led O. slcn en- ni-I.-ee 4.
lr..ulaton. y. i1rs rr-r lEt. -es1ef = -'t -'
- nor fssr go '1 1-rrs a. grl-s o. fsFti-'t -
1--1 - Vro a 10 tre na1if Il snpoouins az oYf
ner-s must know rsry lie 0i himself or grossly ms
r-g-rseris rs oru crsract-r eter % ventures q r
elan. nat he never srpIei offensive epinet % ~
opponent" Tie fsr % AZ 1,asts - -dH1 pT'- - ~
s. 'l--s ets--,-7. ita ne one rz-ss f1r - % 80
r. slows hl. gsus want % 1iscreron m c-slng AnS
reflections upon the power q to southern pope ~
defend themselves We sincerely noqe the * P@rieni
nav never he tri-i upon IT, tneT. sne~- bones sna
muscles ~ ine southern " chiv.rT .'oa fsilio
would DOT rsT. mootei 80 csses discreet 70 AZ "ola
lever have pretended % decide D.
Norn our friend John % really as chivAro1s ~
evens Southern Sun could make Elm ne bold ins
the ca, OF repyis fairly upon New iork' grand
son shGi We oohgs him with bearing through oGi
columns Wat Dos be think o. Father Riches en-
d5rsemsnt Of Raode-l.land Free s1ilsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

Gas FOR BROOELYN.-At special meeting OF
the Common Council on Monday evening Sat Mr. Il
Rugses sent comm unics ton 70 the Board sisnying
hs uusngne.s 70 transfer bis contract for the Sixth
seventh Eighth and Ninth w ards TO the old Company
AccIDESr,L HOMICIDE An instance Of TINS
kind occurred At WILLIAMSBURG the Goth inst The
fact. are follows Il appears from the evidence q
the principal witnesses At the CoroDers nq uest that
the dec-ssed whose name 10 John Brophy and one
Patrick Roach, playing and skylrsins together.
not IL appeared 70 the Witnesses though any IN
Kind feelings subssted between them. but rather from
love OF fun and frolc. In the course Of = tussle
which they had, Bropny trPped Patrick By the heels
and Immediately away, when Patrick picked up =
large billet Of wood and threw IL after tecessed, which
striking aim In the back between th@ shoulders pro
duced instant srsfh. The unfortunate man did not
spess after be struck The Jury rendered verdict
that the decessed % MS death By an accidental
blow from TIE hard. of Patrick Roach. Notwinstsnc
inz mi. verdict Roach arrested BY order q the
Coroner and held % bail In the sum q 9 90 for bis
appearance AZ one Of tne Courts OF the County
PoLlcE CorRr-A named c n - Joyce. and two
women named bndg-t Joyce ard r lsn baruls, were
1rols before justice king ~ 0cer Wm Clayton, on =
clarK- uf having curng ne nignt lm- 1ro.e1 INTO =
DWELL. 2 horse iu Sui.h--r occupied by M, Narzaei
Garden and l.krn ih-refr0m several fancy srces and
furniture % ne amount u s1ou 81 They were a. com
ritel FOR examilau11...Ja 10 >ackm.n WnO va A..
rested ,-N the Instance VI he Pre-d-li "
Hebrew Congregation, charge u aionz snf soet-
uns 10 the not 81 East New rofk Wa examined 0c Tues
day lsst, and honora5ly discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-23

LA l.J,er 81 ihe Erraiag Post. dated asf Tues
day :, ssrsiog.. End s-couni " the ns,ans Of
ne American ard Canadian Committee. 70 cons.d-r
.h.s important subject which W thu. eondense.
To dsy there va. an interesting meeting .n the Pres
hgtfrisn Churc. % cons Ser tnr .ss.iliiy and pro-
pretty & connecting ihe Fafers Uf The - Lasrl1cc
sns lake Champ.Nl - ship csrsi Two e'nmli.
TIE. I'D previously been sqport e. lhr orr Ameuesn
49, the other Cansrau % irsr.usa'e ffr s- Scr md
a. engineer o. explore ihe route Dcn ". p-ssiiet
~ The meeting assisted oy No Norm, fskfr 10 the
Cs1sf.sn House. and olftrs. report 49, matc In
5.haf % TIE Amcrcan Committee ~ - Chane-ior
MDxnrfh 4 report Nss also uate by tHsinf'r ~
Tn shown. the probable c1st sl1 route 10 ne pro
r.,.si ..nsi After these reports were introduced
motion ~. made .u h~hsf ul the Canadian mii'er
hAt tAey lee slowed o. ilrn.sa aereaitsf report 90
their park sni thst the reports Pc Puoisnri h.eeef
Chaucsl.or WNNorfh expressed oiussi nof sars1et
OF the nee ssy 81 such additional reports and cssret
tie Canadian gentlemen present O. state ~c.t .eii9o
- fscts tney PFC posed to irsert in T.
lns ed 90 prorsctrd discussion. IN tse course o.
WHICH. thc chairman. Gen. Wool called upon Nr IN
an blr-l. o. address thu meeting NJ 'sn S-fva
inquired Whether any stock ia TIE proposed cNnsi pa
YET BEEN taken. snd whether the teo committees 30
been appointed - TIE same ume O. act n eone'rI ne
Chairman answered ts. former ins4ry n "a sesanve,
nd the latter in the sHsrusuv- NJ Vsn sIreu thea
ssn thst 10 seemed O. aim very obvious st Toe req
luton iutroilcci 81 the Car.aisn gentlemen essnt 20
ps.s he be- iev.d ihs ths kre Cas-. would 5 .ln he
come in4desus'e 90 ths wants oi ne West 80
ship from the West coali psss e-ite 70 Nli'raA,
through ne prlposea csrsl. Nitiu-t fsAAs 49,
OBVIOUSLY followed thst trade would not ~At ior the
nstrquscy or ovcrt,Wins of our cans. eut "ord sa
10 - once The stes aon. me lssss sni esnsl ~Ved
look with Apprehension $50 ~ this resst Ane 80.
gesuon by me Canada gentlemen, that cur Dor bern
commerce with foreign countries would pass through
this ship csns oy way OF Canada Instead ~ ne Ciiy
of NeN YORK would not commend me project 10 ios
there. Toe prop ssi ror< Noai isie.s's ta~
settlement OF question WasH ssi 81 ate BEEN sn.ns
s.tsted the annexation % snAds 20 TIE Uni 81
states either independent members n IN eoni-d
erscy or - portions ofexsiins Sistss t~oad ofns
the people Ol the countrss info more nnmst- "a
.ocistou. .nd give them community o. iaisfesis
would l~sd % ih- settlement q the sHnsxsnon les
ton. II believes tie people - ne United sssi, very
generally desired such snnexsuOn, II We PsoPis 81
Csnsds desired lt
Tie remarks of NJ Vsn Buren, we're received Win
great favor one Canadian gentleman present now
ever elt called upon rsclsm The project ~ AnneNs
ton Several others freely stated me thsi tney we're
In favor OF a. Gen. Wool rose and expressed ne cor
81 a. concurrence m the sentiments M HaA ssfsn had
AZ FAucrd