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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-23
RAKEnY AND BUTCMERY.

~ MOORE has agaio commences
ADs I,utchering and will be iound At hrs u
stand 10 serve oil friends and oil customer. sili
Fresh Meat, nsiruiueni as i, will be pos es y
him TO procure il NJ present, and hopes tha se''
time 10 be sble 10 have niea, on TUESDAY, san'
dsy and Sl,urtry OF each week.
lie will also have constantly on hand D'''1'
Crncsers, Cakes, &c. s.
The hie 'scst market price paid N es'a " Y
Chick ems. Eggs, Butter, Potatoes, onsas y
Davenport. June 9th, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-23
GARNET FURNITURE,

MANUFACTURERS for sale
BY the undersigned in the Shop
No. 5, opposite the new Post Of
dec building, formerly occupied by John Pore;
A assortment now on hand, and . new LOT Of
thoroughly dry lumber and hands employed ma
king more furniture.
HrCOFFINS made 10 order At any time and
arrangements made BY which in few week.
Hearse will be furnished TO those who may DE-
sire Il.
Come and see and bring your money along
WM. BuRRfS.
Davenport, April a5:h, 1850. 33iy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-23
WHEAT. WHEAT,

yyyEwis.l to purchase any quantity Of good
w Mcrchnntahle Wheat, delivered a, our
store in Davenport this fall md winter, for
which We will pay the highest Marker nriee in
c ISL OF G tods. VAN FulL l. COOK.
Davenport, Oct oath, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-23
TESTIMONIALS

REV. I. ". sEHoN- REV. u. srEyr,s,.
The following isa verbatim cunv ! '' \
cate now 10 the possession Of N. ~. = ceth.
Bulls SarsapaIilta. Rev. Il. w. s.troP!'e'a u
and generally known as an eloousn, wAsb
plisled Pastor Of The N. L. Chm, ana sttoe
Stevenson has been known az ona ssd kst
talented aud Jealous members lhat ~, :. ,N hss
Conference could boast oil Tor ,nana Aeau4,
II this time u filling lie hi,h and -, lsi,-sl
ton Of gent for the NJ. T.. Book rroA''S'est
the world produce better OF more s,,;.r ea, ca
tilnony in fasor Of any medicine ''ase'ytu.
Louisville. Mav o., 4
We hayen.ed John Bulls Sar,an,, I'm lsa
known il 10 be Used with entire 49,. .aala.
we have no hesitation IN stating That i. M, s. 'a
tito BE- safe and valuable medic al connaa o's
calculated 70 produce much GOOD 'a a1s
much suffering; and therefore, Womb ~. ~ Nls'
fnly and most earnestly Recommend !, ~, ~ , sa'
fiictea ss "a y lA.i
l + " sEEl0y
$50. E.sIEgENS1y
Testimonials ikethe (olioriav r.,l
pe.faoas aHcommes,s on he rsei All. :
of Bulls Snrsaparila: '1''
From Dr.. l.. p. Yandeil. psolr,,o, !,
In the Louisville Medical CoII.ss y eaeusg
.Ihsve looked over the Ii.l n ;aa,
posing John BULBS COMPOUND Extract or ~ =.
PariIa and have no hesitation in say,n, ~, s'.'
form safe compound and one hat n,sm aas .'t
In chron.c diseases, TO which il i apn,;e.s ts We
~ \. I. YAADELL, Nh
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-23
Fall and Winter Stock OF
puAnY MADE CLOTHING,

Cloths, cassiners, yestings, &C., and ne tels
confident in saying that he will be able 10 COM
pete with any house in the West, and BY odds 10
give better bargai than can be afforded N any
Cher Establishment in the place. he is largely
supplied with every variety OF articles IN his line,
and will take pleasure 10 showing anu Selling MS
goods. His supply consists IN part 81
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-23
II. &. GAY.
Nhslesale and Retail Dealer 10
Dfsss, ns1ieiaes, Chemicals, Oils' ala's
De stsfls, Druggists Glass war;


DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ngDERsicf Il r. v. Blakemore, IRIS Stove
~ Tia and Hardware store. on Main ST., near
Second, will be punctually attended 10.
Nh Cash paid for Tallow. -
Repsemeer 26sh. 1850. S-H
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-23
EVERY BODY, Alloy!
OLD ORIGINAL CLOTHING EN-
PelsEUM.
LARGEST .4RRII.4L YET.
HONOR BRIGHT! NO HuMBuG!:

HONOR BRIGHT! NO IfUMBUG.
TIME Proprietor of the OLD ORIGINAL
CLOTHING STORE-on Front street, iul-
,nediateIy opposite the Mills, has the pleasure o.
announcing 10 his friends and old customers, that
he has lust received his
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-23
FLOUR.

G00 LBS Western Reserve Cheese. for sal,
OUO at the Store Of B. SANFORD.
aov i4ih, 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-23

Davenport, Sept 18th, 1850. "a.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-01-23

| GuEIL COMBS, coral beads, purse twist,
- steel trimmings, Zcphrr wors,ed, and
wors,ed patterns 10 be had at the Rock Island
Book Store Of a RI IL "A aPlRTER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
'rescnt.-Henrv Davis, member.

Prescnt.-Henry Davis, member.
On motion, Resolved, That the Hon.
Daniel A. Wilson, be appointed Proxy
to represent the Corporation of Lynch
burg in the ensuing general meeting of
the Stockholders of the Virginia and Ten
nessce Railroad Company, and the Presi-
dent of the Councils requested to execute
the necessary power of attorney.
The Street Committee made a report,
accompanied by map, ascertaining and
fixing the liles of the half mile limit around
and about the town proper of this Corpora
ton, which being read, were received and
adopted. And, on notion
Rcsolred, That the Commissioners and
Assessors, and the Collector of the Reven-
ne, are to be governed by the lines and
limits indicated by the said map in ascer-
tanning and collecting the taxes imposed
for payment and interest on the Railroad
stock.
Reso7ccd, That the President draw on
the Treasurer. in favor of the Citizens
Savings Bank of Lynchburg, for the sum
oftweve thousand dollars, to remain as a
deposit in said Bank, subject 10 the order
Of the Common Council, and TO obtain
therefor the certificate Of deposit, and file
with the Treasurer.
And then the Board adjourned.
Tested. ROBES, Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

I'VE find in the alag Of the Union,
10Th inst, published at Jackson, Miss.
the following letter from Mr. Clay, in re
ply to an invitation to attend barbecue
got up by the Union men there:
Ashland. Sept 20, 1851
Gentlemen: have the honor to acknowl
edge the receipt of your invitation to attend
the Mass Meeting of the friends of the
Union. at Jackson, in Mississippi, on the
9th and 10Th proximo; and to thank you
for the compliment oft. 1t would afford
very great pleasure, i'll could. by accept
ing it, be present on that interesting occa-
sion, ard III could. by any humble cxer.
ton Of mine, contribute 10 the support ofthe
good and patriotic cause in which you are
engaged. But the delicate state of my
health, the low stage of water in the OHIO
river, and my desire, if ! can, TO attend the
next session of the Senate, interposc in
superable obstacles to the qualification Of
my wishes.
/ seize the occasion 10 tender you my
cordial congratulations, gentlemen, on the
aIspicious issue of your laic election o.
delegates to the convention. The highest
praise is due to the public virtue, the intel.
iigence and the patriotism of the people OF
Mississippi, foe that glorious result
With one noble exception, their Congress
sional leaders had abandoned them, OF
sought to involve them in all the calami-
tous consequences Of civil war; for scces.
sion. lift has any meaning. is revolution,
and revolution is war. But the people
would not allow themselves TO be deceived
and misled; they became their own lead
crs; they proved true to themselves, to
their country and to the precious inhcri-
lance Of the Union. which they have de-
rived from the wisdom OF their fathers, and
shey have signally trumphed.
Your opponents. driven by the force Of
public opinion from the ground of prac,i-
cally exercising at this time the right o.
secession; have sought refuge under the
cover Of the thcorctc or abstract right to Sc
ccde, and are endcavorng to persuade the
people TO 60 along with them. But why
assert that right tits not to be exer
ciscdl Ii there be no existing cxigency
which requires secession. would it not b,
better to await until such an cxigency shat
ariscl
The assertion of the right now, by con
tested majority, would not establish tn
right of secession so as 10 bind future gen
.crations who would form their own opin
ions, and act for themselves. hope Their
is no covert design entertained of pledg
iug the people to the doctrine of secession
and then shortly after calling upon them Il
cooperate with another State, in contin
gcncy which may happen there, in the sup
port cfthat doctrine.
lam sorry, gentlemen, that neither m,
fine nor the occasion is suitable to TIL
examination of that doctrine Wishing
chat your barbecue may realize all YOU
onticipatious. and that Mississippi ma,
continue TO manifest her fidelity to tn,
Union.
lam, withtlc greatest resecct.
Your obcdient servant.
HENRY CLAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30


Rad.
We lean. (ssys tho Nashville True
whis.) that Messu- Hazelhurst and
Gssns, Two .ble and energetic Engineers,
aecompsn;sd " sE efficient corps of as
sis~nts, ~ ont yesterday for the purpose
Of making an Instrumental survey Of the
contemplated Railroad to connect Nashville
with the Mississippi river At, or not far dis
sant from Madrid Bcnd--afieastw VIC under
sand hc5ase lac first % be Surveyed will
tend to that point on the Mississippi.
This line of road is inteaded as a con-
lnuation Of the East Tennessee and vir
lhia road through the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad from Knoxville to Glove
land, % some other point whence, short
line ofroad, (sIso in contcmplaiion,) will
connect i with the Nashville and Chat
tanooga--shus forming continuous and
direct line through the valley Of Virginia.
East, Middle and Western Tcnncssee,to the
great Mississippi. at the same time giving
us access to the Southern portion of Ken
tucky-and five cast our eyes Westward
s;iH further. VIC find it but step as it were
to unite us with the great Pacific Railroad
now in course Of construction from St. Louis
70 tho Western limits of the State of Mis-
touri.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
y The quiet Borough Of Norfolk, has

- The quiet Borough Of Norfolk. ha.
been lately visiiedby company ofmasquc.
radersfrom portsmouth. purporiing TO be an
artillery company, and Having asthe repre-
sentative Of canonn, huge steam engine
chimney mounted on a car. The cos
tunes Of the company. it is said beggarcd
all description. and might have de6ed the
pencil Of Hogarth. Among the eques-
TRANS Of the grotesquc exhibition were
recognized Sir Hudibras. and his man
Ralpho, as pictured by that inimita-
BILE artist-wifh l4bels tackled on the tails
of their nags inscribed "Of for Cuba
The professionals said to have been inten.
dcd as burlesque on the present militia
system.
% The Alexandra Gazette says 1.-The
work oflaying the rails on the Manassas
Gap road viii now soon commence, and
be pushed onwith energy. This improve
nient has been SO far conducted with sig
nal success,and in a very expeditions man.
ner. Its officers and engineers have shown
zeal and energy in the prosecution ofthe
work which are worthy Of all praise. Its
value and usefulness will. we have every
confidence. be developed at at an early
day."
"
gV Seven of the Esquimaux dogs
brought home by the Grinncll expedition
have died at the navy yard. New York,
probably from the mildness Of the climate
and change of diet. Only two remain,
and they are not expected to live.
t~ The death of Col. Kinney, of Tex
as, is announced in the Philadelphia In
quvcr. 1t states that he was killed acct
dentaly on the ! 9th instani,a, Corpus Chris
ii, by one of his pistols. He died immedi-
ately.
- Phincas Janney, Esq, of Alexan-
dria, Edward A. Freeman, Esq. Of Cul-
pepper, and Col. Nathaniel T. WEIGH, OF
Madison, have been appointed Proxies to
represent the State in the Orange and AL
exandria Railroad Company.
~ Col Mountford, late of III United
States Army, highly distinguished officer
in the war Of 1912 and the Florida war,
who was three times brevet;cd. died sud.
denly at the Winthrop House, Boston
Thursday evening.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
MoNrpEL;En lNtlOc. %

Resolutions were introduced into the
House to-day asserting the correctness Of
the views hitherto expressed by the Yer
mont Legislature on the subject ofslavery,
and refusing to assist in any way the ex-
tension of the slavcholding power. They
also urge on Congress the abolition of
slavery in the Dictrict of Columbia, and
maintain that the writ ofhabras corpxs, and
trial by jury cannot be denied They al
so propose to instruct their Senators and
Representatives to act according to the
spirit of these resolves. After some little
debate, tie resolutions trerc lad on tie ta-
Die.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
E.ntcrCrOm EnrOpc.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGAR.

ARRlN AL OF The NIAGARA.
The steamship niagara arrived at New
York Saturday morning with three days
later intelligence. Her dates are to the
1lthinst.
ENGLAED.-The Queen has been
visiting her loyal subjects Of Liverpool. at
tended only by her husband and children.
OF course her reception all along the route
as well as in the city itself was most enthu-
sastic
Kossuth had not arrived at Portsmouth,
and it is said heswould probably reach
Southampton on one Of the Penlnsular and
Oriental Campany's steamers from Gibral-
tar, and not on board the American nation
al steamer Mississippi. This has some
what discouraged the people of Southamp-
ton. The London Times has made an G.
Elaborate attack upon the history. character
and pretensions of Kossuth, and the Globe
as vigorously defends the distinguished
Patriot.
Mr.. Lawrence, the American Minister,
was still in Ireland.
,FRANCE.-Thc news from Paris pos
sesses little interest. The Prince de Join
vile had been offered the nomination for
the Northern departments, but had declin-
ed it.
The French troops, it is again asserted,
are about to cvacuatc Rome.
AUSTRIA.-The Austrian Govern
mcnt, in consequence of its dissatisfaction
at the release of Kossuth, is assembling a
body of troops on the frontier of Turkish
Croatia and Herzegovina, TO demand sat
isfactoin from the Ottoman Porte for the
persecution of the Christair population.
The Sultan, on the other hand, was
concentrating heavy force on the frontier
ofhis domnions to repelthe Austrians.
SPAIN-The Lopez affair creates no
farther excitement in Madrid,
Lord Howden, the English minister,
near Madrid, had subscribed five thousand
realism behalf the soldiers wounded in the
Lopez expedition.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS Otc. II.
CoTToN-The Queens visit to Liver
pool had caused suspension of business for
the three days previous to the departure Of
the Niagara--hcnce the Market had IN
dcrgone no altera,iod since the sailing OF
the America.
FLouR-During the week prices had ad
vanced Cd to Is per bbl.
WHEAT had advanced I'd per bushel.
corToN had declined one franc in the Ha-
vre Market.
Market casy-consols closed
at 81. US. Skies were quoted at 1l13
alag.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR ALEXANDRIA.
On Thursday afternoon locomotive was
thrown off the track ofthe Orange and Al
cxandria Railroad, about two and a-hali
miles from Alexandria, and dragging with
1.-two freight cars and the baggage car
The Alexandria Gazette says:
The engineer. Mr.. John. Smith, and
the fireman, Mr.. Geo. III, Butler. were Sc
verely injured Mr. Butler had his left leg
almost entirely cut off, near the ANGLE. and
is otherwise Injured. Mr.. Smith it is fear
ed is hurt internally, and is much bruised.
Mr., J. III. Davis lr, who was at his post as
brcakman, jumped off, and was providen-
TALLY saved from injury. Another man
was much bruised. The passenger cars
remained on the track, and no one in them
was injured.
1.-The damage to the engine, cars, road
&c, is estimated at several thousand dol
lars"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
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OFFICIAL.
Apyoin,ments BIZ tie President.

appointments by tie President.
Jerome Fuller, Of New York, to be
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of the
United States for the Territory of Minneso-
ia, in place Of Aaron Goodrich, removed
Alexander Wilkin, of Minnesota, to be
Secretary of the Territory of Minnesota,
in place of Chas. X. Smith, removed.
Joseph w. Furbur, of Minnesota, TO be
Marshal Of the United States for the Ter
ritory of Minnesota, in place of Henry l..
Tilden, removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
1871 CT 4.77s &c
1908 90

The amount Of the sinking fund At pre-
sent is $4,000, consisting of Corporation
Bonds endorsed by the Virginia and Ten
ncssce Rail Road Company, bearing infer
est from list July last, and deposited in the
hands of the Treasurer of the Corporation
and for which the Committee holds his re-
ceipt. in book prepared for that purpose.
The seni-annual interest on the loan OF
$50, 1000 to Mr.. Jno. ID. Murreli, is paid by
draft on the Treasurer, payable to his
order, but for all other expenditures the
vouchers are herewith presented, from l
to 10 inclusive, marked ID. The returns
ofthe Superintendent also accompany this
report, and are marked E., which show, in
detail, the grade and number Of consumers
of water, as well as increase and dscon-
tinuance. during past six months.
The papers marked T are those relating
to the debt ofthc Messrs. Langhorne, now
in suit.
All ofwhich are respectfully submitted.
JOHN r. MCDANIEL,
VIM. p. TALIAFERRO,
GEORGE G. CURLE,
JOHN M. OTEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

Greenough, the sculptor, after an alb
sence of some years in Europe, arrived at
Boston on Friday, in the America. Mr..
G.. has been engaged during his residence
in Italy upon his marble group for the
Capitol at Washington. The group is
now ready for transportation, and only
waits for national vessel to transpor: it to
this country. The artist has come 10 re-
ceive it and superintend its establishment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

My virtue Of a decece of the circnit court of
Campbell eounis. piunounced at the October term
last Of said court. in the case Of "MeIvef &c. ".
Fitch trustee. &C." the undersigned, "a commits
sioncr, WILL the sixth day Of December next, on
the premises offer for sale. public affection, thu
~ TRACT OFLAND, in said decree inen-
Z. toned. lying in Campbell county, aajoiniag
the lands Of George Steele and others. The land
win be sold credit Of 9. IL and Is months. ex-
cept much as viii dcfny the EXPENSES Of sale,
which will be required in cash. The purchaser
win bo required to give band with good personal
security, and the title will be retained ill the pur-
chase money is paid. The Land win be shown to
any wishing to purchase, by Mr.. George Steele
or myself
nat la-,cn THOMAS EfTNu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30

rV We learn that Washington county
has voted subscription of $4,000 TO the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and VIC
learn that no doubt is Entertained that
Smythc county has also voted suhscrp-
lion by lare minority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
For snsnOnwcalth'S Attorney.

ssS-We are authorised to announce JOHN G..
MuRRELL a candidate for the office Of Common
wcallhs Attorney. for the county of Campbell. un-
der the new Constitution. Oct Colts
II We are requested to state that Col. JOEL
B. LEFTWlCiiis u candidate for Commonwealth $
Attorney, for Campbell county, under the Con-
stitution. Oct Colts
~ We are authorised To state that EDWARD
d. CHRISTIAN is Il candidate for Common
weatls Attorney, for the county Of Campbell, un-
der the new Constitution. Oct 30-iirs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
A TTRACTIONS TNPKECE.

L n DENIED-Ne nre now receiving con-
signmcm of Gold and .Siircr Matches, Jmeiry,
Fdncg Goods ,Sc, &c. consisting in part follows:
Gold and silver Watches. nil kinds,
Ear and finger rings, breast pins &c.
" Fob, vest. and guard chains,
"a Pencils. pens, studs, sc. Sc.
Silver pencil cases varinus kinds,
"a Hair combs. Sc. Sc.
FANCY GOODS, consisting in pnrt of
Dressing and side combs all kinds,
Ladies' Gum Elastic Gartcrs thmbics Sc.
Transparent aud cosmetic SOAPS,
Tapestry. and Brussels, Bags aud Satchrls.
Hooks and eyes boot laces, suspendcrs,
Ok marrow. hair OIL perfumes,
Spool Cotton,
Razor strops percussion enr-, Sc. Sc.
FOur winter Night Sales will commence on
Thursday night the 30th inst, and continue during
the winter, every Thursday and Friday night with
ont any interruption Guods open during the day
for Inspections and will be sold low private sale.
We respectfully invite the attention Of the public
to the stock on hand. TO which We will be rcceiv-
ing additions weekly during the winter months. OF
cassimcrcs. cloths coainss, pantaloon SUITS. &c.
Our daily sales will be as usual, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays.
~ Liberal advances always made On consigu-
mcnts MDSBY & IiOLGOAIBE
Oct 30-tsif Aucts and Com. Mpr,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
AGO USlTIONIN NEW QUARTER

Late dates from Honduras have been
received here. The authorizes of Yuca-
tan, not content with defending the integ.
riiy Of their own soil against the Indians
have seized the Island Of Ambuges, hither
to belonging to England. British Com
missioners have accordingly gone there to
investigate the maiter.-R. Dispatch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
AUCTION sALTS,
a HOUSE AND Tor AND PLAN.

m nlOVO1 AfNO 1sVH NNO H-EsANe
- TATlON FOR SAI.E.---I wish to sell nv
HOUSE md LOT where nnsv reside, In
Lynchburg, and FdLtABkE T'R4cT or
LAND IN the county Of Bedford. continuing
- 943 ACRES, with COMFORTABLE
= DwBLLlNG HOUSE. and uli necessary
out-houscs, well wnicrcd and well tinbercd It
adjains the hands Of Capt. J. r Hawkins. Samuel
Griffin, w. ogicsby and others, II the Tract of
Land is not sold privately hct,se tho .t of Novem-
Der next |, will that dag he -.ld, II fair; IL nat
the next fair day thereafter. tSunday cxcrptcJ.)
Terms made known on the day u sar
Sept t-w,ds X. CIRLE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
Low Tolls on the Canal.

1t affords US peculiar qualification, to
publish the subjoined proceedings, of the
intelligent people of Rockdrdge on a sub
ject in which they. we, and the whole Jas
River Vallcy,are vitality interested. we
have succeeded in arousing public attcn-
ton TO the oppressive cxacrons of the Ca
nal Company, we shall he entirely content
to leave the matter in the hands of the peo-
pie. g.
VIII not Lynchbnrg and the counties
interested send Delegates to the proposed
Convrpfinn7 /.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-30
PACIFIC RAILROAD SUBSCRIP
TION

Sr. Lours, Der. S,-The returns re-
ceived from the different precincts, added
to the vote OF the city, gives majority of
LASS votes in favor Of the subscription by
the city Of 100000 additional TO the stock