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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Pas-

l. Il sergers notified that WEDNESDAY, Oct 8
the advertised 9 leave NewY0Ik l2 and l. VI
will nc; Re sent OGt.
An o,her trans VIII leave At ihe rsusl hours
STOCK holders residing the viii please call a; the q
e n; he COMPANY Nc IS wsrrenst theH tickets for
the excursion on the Nn OLIVER h LEI
OF ~ SECRETARY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
CORNS. CORNS- CORNS and TOOTH

~ ACHE DROPS - BURR'S Celebrated Corn Stlve
a's Tooth Ache Dos we'll known, can De proc ~
shs rincpa Drug aAd ChsmNCt stores. namely -.
j. NaAau 4 C. .S3 Broadway Charles r. Ring. l92
Go Thomas Green 800 g. Gcolge Lee !3] % II l.
hlers.d :se DO. J " Bassen. 54 % |. Codd ng-
sSs > do Chiffon. 736 do john Il hojt VI do fIiy
r worcester. s2l 90 Vim Crumhe, S52do.; Even NC
taiyrs W Co. NJ Guon. ~ BoweTy, corner tsrand'
Nee Sand, SS Bowefv James Crambe. cor OF Fourth
N hyocslyn
L~vns al al the ryaCipal stores thrc, ghou the CITY,
nl y ,hs tropSlv or. IS GI3ndsi
Lt~st 40 Broadway. tae Central Depo; or NellIn-
~rs LNnssi sl2 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate of the County Of New York notice hereby
yyen L, al persons having claims against HENRY IA
COBS late # the City Of NewYOrs Grocer deceased 70
escn .hs same with vouchers thereof 10 the surcT-
kers a, the Office of George n Ross, No 500 Houston
,treet IN the Cry Of on or before me siteeh
Of July. 1851 HEOkGf n hOoo anhh.stiatoi
vtfS faweIuIs LYDIA JACObS, A4fulL4stfaflA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07

NOR LINERPOOL-Th fine new
Il steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER,W ". O Carp
nell date OF the Cunard Line Comm lndsr VI san rom
Philadelphia lOI Liverpool On IHUhSDAl' Oci' - ~
l2ucoCk
The elegant accommodations Of TINS vessel na.e her
most desirable ccnyeyance for those about sslns rne
Passage IN Saloon Staterooms iOv
Passage IN Fore CABIN Staterooms ~
Passengers VIII De provided with fsl"a cHtls 20 III
THOMAS RICHARDSON, NJ. q EXeAAnst,t. &C.,
The splendid new steamship CITY Oh Pli >bl tUh
c StoteShury. Commander. WI succeed Ne ~. 81
Manchester and sail from philadelphia n III hS)A1
Oct % = %
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
wv Man Line toi SOUTHAMPTON and BRE-
MEN-The Steamers Of ths Company VIII sal q gll-ry
once a month. a. follows
From Ne~-Y0rs
WASHINGTON. Capt. q. W. El'yd. saiuroAy Uci
WASHINGTON. Capt. ". G. Flovd, SATURDAY. Nov -
HERMANN. CAPT. ] ID Wilson. saturday. J uiy -
HERMANN. Capt ] II Wilson. saturday Sep, 8
HERMANN, Capt. J. D. Wilson. SATURDAY Nov
HERMANN. Capt. ID Wilson, SATURDAY. De- q.
From Rfemen From SOUTHAMPTON
WASHINGTON, Fnday, July II. "Wednesday Jul, 10
WASHINGTON FRIDAY. Sent. ). "Wednesday, Sepi lV
WASHINGTON. Friday, Oct. 81. "Wednesday, Nov ,
HERMANN Fridav. June g. Wednesday, June -
HERMANN. FRIDAY. August 4Desday Avg ~
HERMANN, flday. Oct. ) Aedne>das Oct Z.
HERMANN, FIidas. Nov. IS WsdEe sdar. Dec J
Py,ce o passage from New l3S % Southampton " bIe-
II. n. frst cabin 20 second Co.. Sc
An experienced surgeon : Alta hed te each steamer
For frelgat Of passage apply 20
MOLIER. SAND RlkkA. No y Soufn-s, y I.
Removed 20 Ne. 70 Sou'l-st from No % Broadway
& A HFINCkFN \ co Bremen
MARTINEAU. CROSkEY CO. Southampton
WI ISELIN. Hs're. WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
Gsprcsscs. %-r.
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads..

NOR HARTFORD.-Change of DAYS.
-pas>ars <, 20 Fr,igrsnt Deck Passage $i.-rhe
steamer HERO CaI'an J II. King Will leave from hSs'
SlveI steamboat place. Peek- slo, sys-y ~ $50
THURSDAY ami SATURDAY AFIERNOoN. al
O'Clock. For further information INQUIRE Of the Cap'a IN
bard. er II SAXrON \ WEBB. Ne. ll2 South-st vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07
Waler Cure.
WATER.CURE INSTITUTION, cor
UDROPATHIC INSTITUTE-Leb-
HUDSON RIVER WATER-CURE

-. E>lAbLlSHMkNT al iGrrytown. a peasant and
sahiaI ioesnOs and about hours ride from the city
~ n' D D PlERSON, II D., Physician.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
MoyoAY, FEBRUARY II, 1851.
CEN ATE

On motion Of Mr. DENEALE, the bin in relation the
Front Rpya Turnpike Company wes taken Up.
Mr. DENEALE explained the object vi the bill and was
Sustained Nv .lr BiltBEE.
Nj. MOODS offered amendment providing that three
ionshs o. twu-fhS Of thei Capital StocA should b" cub
scIi5 by persons other than the Commonwealth before t!
Board of Public Works authorized make any sub
scsip,on part "f the Sta;c.
NEALE ami THOMPSON OF A., and advocated by A.r.
WOODS, ani rejected
The b,. then passed.
On motion of Mr. FRENCH, the bill making further
subscription tie Norm River Navigation Company was
taken M an4 being explained By Mes-rs. FRENCH and
Lane Tn Response to inquiries mace By Mr. Darlington
passed.
On motion Of Mr. HoRNER, the bill for the relief OF jea-
Sc 1immis ,n.cn ~.
Nj ilORNER explained tina, the object 81 The bill was Ia
refund to M Tnms the amount of merchant lcence which"
at o.c paid b. the purchase Of stock oil goods Of
one Mr. Payne wc had also paid ccnce Tor the wioe year
~, e sa,D Tie goods the place. Mr. DE-
NEALE thought there might he "ctt In The meal tuh ana
farther information. lie was not certain h;
what sir Payne entitled 10 the Pellet instead OF Mr
Trims
Mr. HORNER made farther explanations, ond ,an
sent the tail. papers in relation 10 the matter wc
were read
Sr BARBEE thought that this provide. for by
law ADD .c would lis. to know i.on the patron oi the b!
hejr ai,pca,ion had made the court for transfer
OF ic,nce Ii such application had been MADE, and III.
had declined 10 make ;e transfer then there might bf
sou!e.hin. wrong.
Mr.. WARD thought the court had nc power TO make the
transfer
Mr. THOMPSON :end from the statute and showed tina
the court had The yo.se. make the transfer.
Mr. WARD said ;hat he had been mistaken 20 the l:w
upon the subject.
After sorlt farther discussion between Messrs. WARD
EDNISrON. TURNER and WOODS, tho BILL On motor
OF Mr. ISDELI, wa laid on The liable.
TIE Senate then adpuned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
GOVERNOR QUITMANS ADDRESS.
ErrcrTtye CHAuBER Jackson
AIoypAy EyEStSo. FEgI

NIospAY EvExiSa. FEBRUARY ;. 1851.
To The People Of Mississippi In November loi9 WIS
elected nv free sutaGcs Governor OF THIS State y
term of office commenced with my Inauguration on the Jun
Of January 1851 Bv the provisions OF The Constitution
will expire the 10Th Of January l-52 In the middle
OF my term of Office and the discharge Of IL di-
ties to-day arrested by the United States Mar>ai OF the
Southern District of Mississippi b. virtue OF process on
gnatng out charges exhibited against IN The Dis
t,ict Court of the United The Eastern District
OF Louisiana for alleged violation Of the neutrllrr law
of 1915 by beginning, setting foot and furnishing the
means for military expedition against the Island OF Cuba
Under these charges the Marshal directed
and my person The city of New Orleans and there
10 be tried for these alleged offences.
Unconscious of having in, respect violated the laws
Of the country ready all times any charge that
might he exhibited against have only hecG ANXIOUS III
this extraordinary emergency follow the pn;h o crty
As citizen il PLAIN ar: clear must Weld Tire aw,
however oppressive in my case but ch;ci
ma eisrrae OF sovereign State had nso charge her
dignity her honor, and her sovereignty, when could
no; permit be violated my person. Resistance uy
the organized force the State. while Federal admins
tation is the hands oi who appear seek some &C.
cason 10 The strength VI that Government would e-
sui, in violent much - be dreaded in the .csen.
critical condition of tire country.
The whole South, patient =ne Is under cnercachmeh',
might look with jealousy u?on the empi1 meni Of
military force 10 remove Southern Governor from The Jur!s
d!ct:on OF HE State when il had hcen withheld from her
citizens seeking reclaim fugitive slave n Massachusetts
On the other hand the and fcrcbe removal from Inc
State her Chief Executive Magistrate for INDEFINITE
period OF time would only be degradation OF her So
veregnty but must occasion ncacuabe injury and disaster
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
vIIAIN0llS ATTEMPT.

Abou, O'clock A. NJ, on the nth ins' ireish' "ui'
on the Central Road encountered sill OF TIMBER four Miles
from Richmond placed on the track and fastened by stake:
on high embankment Fortunately the train was going
very slow and the engine though thrown from Inc rack
was no, capszcd-,e truck wheels catching in the SOIL eaf
None of the freight cars were thrown o-only the engine
was injured and that materially The mail tram going
up after day light had bring the freight cars BACK 10 TIT
city. This and the adjustment of the track caused soi'
DELAY. The train from Charlottesville arrived about an
hour and half later than usual is supposed that Inc
design of the villain may have been to obtain punae o"
the wreck of the freight reward of soOO Is offered io
his apprehension Neither the engine-drver or nfea'
were hurt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
ARREST or ANOTHER FUGITIVE SLAVE-RIOT
AND RESCUE OF THE FUGITIVE.


Dsuutv Marshal Raey AID nssisants arrested Corn
ta Coffee House to-day Frederick Wilkins, negro
u,i,r OF; warrant issued by the I. ;. Commissioner G.
= cur,is on compliant tia, said Williams is fugitive
.o~r he WIS taken with opposition, and was Carries
,n,n,l;, .iy 10 tue L. ). Court room.
Tie news of the arrest spread rapidly and tie Court room
was soeety filed BY large crowd OF rather excited spec
,rors The inalion however went oil inety >rlh J.
Thomas appeared for the claimant and Mess's Small Elas
Gre. Corns aud Others. for the defence.
From the offered ~ HE claimant II appeared
III, e accused property OF John Decree tursef In
hr L. S Navy Of Virginia, and that lac escaped IN May
Ir,a Ire deposition t. tie ELECT tina; the claimant
had seen the psoa. in Boston and conrersed win nin
asr Tue poner acknowledged that he had escaped from
Norfolk The counsel for The defence asked for postpone
m. nj IN order ~ prepare testimony This was granted aud
ues:y next, NJ 10 L. NJ wasussgnei for the examination
The deputy Marshal ordered the room 10 be cleared
q! spectators %hca gradually done. The prisoner re-
nainei In III. custody o dozen men, az by law OF The
State The .ii c.nnot used mp!son fugitive slaves.
His counsel wisainy consult with him, they were read
IL admitted 10 the room the numner Of halt dozen. They
remained about hour, and in the meantime number
negroes gathered upon Tie csic blocking tho
room; and the door opened 10 let the las
awy rnom the mob ifo without suddenly rushed
in seized and kaocat lawn ha officers in keeping and ls
the CcGr; The prisoner himself was frightened u
their denoniac a2peasce and fled, with cry of murder!
the farther end of the room.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
Mcssrs. Scott, Morgan md Jerer, Committee.
For fbs E1guirer.

Messrs Editors In your last weeks paper, saw WIN
emotions If regret over the signature OF
A. NJ Tribe OF his determination 10 decline reelection ,r
another term the Senate OF Virginia. The dey ana a-
Legislative duties and the growing talents which he has upon
all occasions evinccd strongly recommend him TO the oe
of his district for reelection But for strong and cono2
reasons have NJ doubt he proposes retire from the pub
lie service The question ases who shall supply ms
place Ii gentleman Of legislative Experience high noi'.
worth OF extraordinary business talents and 81 ana
discriminating III. ment is desired William Moncnc Esl.
OF the county Of Caroline is that During service %
Two years the Legislature, the ability and hdehy win
which he discharged the high trust conlted 10 MN gave ne
most UNQUALIFIED satisfaction 10 his constituents lie ih-
(u he is honest he competent and these qualities strongly
point him out as the successor Of Mr.. Tribe.
February lytl 1851. CAl'oLlNE-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
wHIa CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.


The Charlottesville Advocate says that on lnus''y
wm + Goppin ESQ, of Bedford was unanimously noml-
hv rho convention at Charlottesville the wing candi-
a car conpress He Is doubtless the strongest wing In
the District, and behoves the Democracy 10 1ay Id iu
force and energy the support OF Mr. ro"eN. ~ Tue m
-. I'D r,or6cotion of Mr. Goggin and the Wings MI.
Powell defeated the great man from beoioro-aho nc WI" w
4 again if the Democracy will do their duty ano e&cuog
IN .cn.,on among themselves of the late action Of Con-
ores, which is passed and cannot be emedied VIII uhe
the chosen of their old and cherished
principles. -,
Az the Farmville Convention on Wednesday last, lhe
Rev. John Early OF Lynchburg nominated as the wing
candidate for Congress. THE first ballot stood:
For Hunter H. Marshall of acknowledgements -
Charlotte l. Prince Edward l-2
For P. A. Boiling of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.
For John Eary-Car:pbel 2, Cumberland !, Lunehouie
On the I'd ballot Buckingham voted Tor MI hafiy' "no'
having received minority, was deciareo '"e wing ''
Fluyanna not repreasnteo.J
The Whe quotes letter from Farmvile, sa'ine 'na'
,bs nomination of Mr. Early gave great DISSATISFACTION ~
the friends of Bocock Such indication IS most
cous and foretells with unerring certainty inc ineSa
election Of Mr. Early =,
an that we have TO say is that the friends OF Mr. 3D.
cock in region do not apprehend any fatal results " M
from bringing the Rev. gentleman on the poca
The Rev. Mr. E. was doubtless selected win inc hoP u
securing the Methods, vote-as ne sanos hgn IN '"''
church We are satisfied however, that they VIII count
without their host Should he accept and throw OIL MS
clerical robes for the dust and heat of the po cal arena the
,,erment will do harm than good to the Wing cause
The people of Virginia have too high reverence Tor the
arcal Office as administered within the holy precincts oil
the church and duties of the private circle to endorse TINS
admixure of religion and politics, of Church and State
which they have made it principle TO oppose II Is
now provision of State Constitution that no min
later shall hold legislative Office This was based on high
ana wise principles which the people of the Campbell DIS
,rict will not now abandon, satisfied Putting aside
the improperly and unseemness of the movement It must
be admitted that these critical times the South cannot
be properly represented in Congress by minister "ewe
recoec the coarse and unmanney attack OF Stanley on
the Rev. Mr. Hiiard in Congress-an attack which would
never have been made had not the assaed party been
preacheran attack which could not be properly waded
off, because of the holy robes which encirced the reverend
For sake of the man and tho propreaes
of lite we regret that the Rev. Mr. Early has been brought
out on the political field and so many Wings here think
We have no fear Mr. Bococks success in the Disc
whggery must be in desperate strait, when it has to re-
aor, IN ,he nbenefit of clsrqy.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

Our present worthy representative Col Baskerville hav-
ing declined reelection it behoves the people of Mecken
burg 10 select In his stead Delegate in all respects qualified
10 discharge the important duties which will devove
him during the Legislature Apart from ordinary leg
slaon should the Convention now IN session frame such
Constitution will be sanctioned by the people, many I'M
porant incidental laws be enacted before into
operation The business Of ennctng these should be
gentleman emnently qualified for this duty, would bring
10 The notice OF the of Mcckrnburg. John Goode,
Esq of BoyGon To those who know Mr. Goode it is not
necessary 10 comment upon his fitness for the office Suffice
to say that his political opinions with those of
large majority of the county that his views of State policy
been shaped intimate acquaintance with the sub
iect whilst hi. rmncss and discretion would make him
valuable and reliable representative We trust MI Goode
will not hesitate become candidate or the people to elect
him. So go, WIEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

SAFER Of nc Ss4me,. lH;atc-I>npqi Ercaeneq. ) tr
diog-F Frame seacrta' u 'tnr5et-t9n:Aj3p U B-ela
M T.e,, Trg Il. t-Tl
I'll gay,l m1;l steamer ifra arrived hc- ~a, b,
evening after a.sss4e q! trrra dar~ ral li.tf,ol
she brings :tt4 !raa lvcrpau 10 tn ~ ID, .cluii-y an
from London IL he 2s, a.t.. benz weeks lails
III" mo~' nporrl. jntc!.snt" lie hfia,t - 'c ,e,no
The Nntc "a Io nA t'c stfsr "a. nor PI.-ensef 49,.
al ~hai:l came N ;!o Africa.
TIE 8.liic arrived u! Liverpool on Moniag l!t
T.c c..y of Glasgow arry.! 81: oe rhurl,y, ~ 3l4
u n y. NJ after iassa4eoi IS o"ys md . A'ur'.
The N,gara arrive! az. uti Auuiiy a.tsrnuon III y =
FRANCE, p,oJa4oi deb.a has occurred ia M 4,
scnty. in whcu the condac! al tie President an Mnt
was se,esoly handled ib" debate WAS concluded 20 ~
IAir. ily, wi!a tn !pi!Dwip. solution:
"Rsoircd That ilt assembly dcct..s / has e1al
drncc IL The Ministers, AMI passes The o:cr u: .hr @
The va;s ,hr ,ter oi tho tav stood 81. agaas "a
rs n iasof. Majority against Ainsiers 80. lam ids
~ on the rising OF H. Assembly, tnc Ministers wen, % OBJ
Eiyscc ard iisccd their -anttpns IN the hant- o ne
President. and r.'r designations were accepted.
PARE 2lsT January. The Constitutional, nt 100 Y b
says; new Hiay wii! b" lJ,lae. 81 ihose wa Ko.e
against III, above fNuition.
:<Sly-onr t,enbers. tie Socslst Society i1ye trss'
sescd 1T q conspiracy a4,.as; ~. administration.
A!tor H. resignation, ICON FauGh.tr cHt.tstc4 %"
the task ~ iom;.ag tuc g',ln;.ni. ~ lrst t 81 ll.
succeeded ne ihfi' ii las been Aeclred he was inl
10 So
Louis Napoleon fning i; :raossibe 10 compose
Try, had recon- 80 10 me formation At ministry tom tn
lie nct.onafa=, follows, Min,tsr ot WJg, Gen IL.
minister al .n'enr, v. Vase mnisf of finance, VI o.
m.ny; minister -: pG9c works, H. MIyIlu; .or - hH
VI. Brnger; Justice, u. Ecyer Naicnl; uul.!c i-tGc'
VI. jared minister % CONN &c. u. Sciertsr.
SPA!N.-oueca Isabella has refused - a'ceat 'hc
n,iion Navar,z accepted |. his doc ans i.
biow MS b..ns oHt i. tci1ie.t Ia Office. i na!,'
accordingly g:;ltt ait'! i.avp Nur3l.a &. Preston
iiG promise, 10 at.iis;cr tnr iaYs v strsct itn5 i
BELGIc " Accounts isom Eansse- L. Janulfy2e ."'
har l.o ministers resigned mass", Ia "onseiu, nc
f.ues sprinerg rct".eG The Minister Of Nst AZ "
other Ministers - ''e Cab!det.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

Gen. Quitmpn arrived in New o..:ans on Friday, Feb
7th al once into tho T. S Cor in the custody ol
Fielding Davis Marshal of the Southern District OF MIS-
spp; plead guilty the charge Of being implicated In
the Cuba Expedition und, entering into bonds, with H. H.
W. Hill his security for his appearance from day to DAY
requested the Court grant him an early a AT night ne
was ,erenaded This rather conflicts with the idea in his ad
dress to the people of Mississippi which publish to-day
of his being "a prisoner foreign land" To say nothing
of all his reasoning Gov Q. pursued the right course
IN resigning his Office and surrendcrng himself TO the de-
nands OF Justice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
pI-RIIc ADDRESS

The use of the Hall of the House of Delegates having
been previously granted TO The State Agricultural Soclsy o.
Virginia the Cenal Southern Rights Association OF Vlr
ania" will By permission hold their next regular meeting
Ia that Hail. Friday night next the 2st inst; when an
,ddess will be delivered by VIM NJ Burwell Esq An nd
dress eloquent and interesting every vrgnian expect
ed and the public members of the Legislature and Conven
lion, are respectfully invited to attend
By order Of the Association
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18

We sincerely regret the DEATH in New ork
on Saturday morning. of the gallant Major Augusie Dave
zac He the companion in arms and bosom irleno q
Gen. Jackson and his aid at the battle OF New Orleans lie
was as eloquent the stump he was and
kind He filled various public Offices with great credit and
had Jus, returned from the Hague where for years he
was the popular charge. Many of our citizens will emem
his quaint but peculiarly elegant and impressive harangue
before the Democratic Association of this city, at the Elk
change Hotel, in the Polk Campaign
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18
cr.rr Acp1cI.ITI-RAI. SO(

pr STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.-Wl meet
,r,nine in the hall of the House of Delegates at
o'clock instead Of IL o'clock in the morning. as heretofore
odyertsed Address by the Hon. Andrew Stevenson, Pres
dent, al half past seven ,...,,.
generally who take interest in the cause OF Ag
cnuc are respectfully invited TO unite with the society
'N WIN H. RICHARDSON, Chm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-02-18


The Central Southern Rights Association of Virginia re-
specuy represent your honorable body That they have
witnessed with much anxiety the great and ncacuabe be-
nes resulting from the application OF steam TO the nayl
CATION OF Tho ocean They feel assured that in directing
your attention 10 the Importance of speedy and eff
Glen; action 50 as 10 Virginia much OF the COM
mercc Justly hers ;hev perform duty incumbent on
them as COED citizens Your m5morasts learn mat nom
Memphis OH the Mississippi 10 the town OF Norfolk there
IL under large portion OF tie route cohtnu
line Of Railroad There in me course OF construction
line of Internal improvement. through the valley OF inc
James kanawha Rivers, the outlet TO ~hich Is me
Chesapeake Bay from Norfolk Alexandra IS easily
and directly accessible From Alexandra canal IS com
peted Cumhtand and from that point all Tue Ao'n
counties vi Virginia easily and naturally access
bic From fredericksburg Petersburg, Richmond and Lynch
burg every article intended for export must pass Out INTO TIC
ocean By Norfolk BY means of the various lines OF railroads
and Canals progress Your nemorallsts believe ina
within the time necessary have constructed sseanpeses
Of sufficient capacity ply twice month between Not
folk and Liverpool, many of these lines VII! De IN
operation cnds. MS of aii1Irs your Iemoailsts
humoy pray your honorable body 10 charter a COM
pany with the right 20 construct not less man TWO
steamers for The purpose OF carrying passengers and
freight from point James River not lower down than
City Point if it he found ndicious and thence touching al
Norfolk and going the Atlantic Ocean 10 Liverpool
such oe! foreign port nav be deemed most conducive
10 tie interests CT the Stacon ;eir return TO stop al Nor
folk, and thence pass up James River City Point If tina
place be approached with afey in this way being equal
" accessible 10 the cities Of Alexandria, Fredericksburg
Norfolk Petersburg, Lynchburg and Richmond Said Com
have authority land their and direct ano
control their shipment into all parts Of Virginia. with The