VOL. III.]
ClMliLOTTE, X. C. TCHSIhll, m'TOIlKR 9. J827.
i*ri’.r-isiir,i) >\ kkkly
Hy hVMVKl. JnXGlIAM,
.7/ Three Dol'urs a i/cur, paid in mb'ancc.
Xo r);ipcT wi’il l)c clibcoiitiiuied, unless al tlie
((jsciH tion of tlic editor, until all urre:iruj.;es arc
piiiil.
Advcrliscincnts will be insertefl ;it the usual
r.'.tc'. 1‘cisons sending- in advevtisenients, are
rcrp'cstrd to note on the marj^;-in the number of
ins'rtions, or they^vill be contlim-jd until forbid
and charg-ed accordingly.
Vv\^^\ic Yiw\e.Yltun .
rpilK snl)scriber informs bis frieiuls and the
5 piil.lic, that lie bus ])iircliased that wt li
V|u)\vn I st'al)lii>bment, lately owned and ocLiii)i-
5,1 in Dr. Henderson, and is now prepared to
.jiitcrtain travelk rs and otliers, w ho niny please
to call on him ; and nu exertions will be spared
to n mler them comfortable, ami tbc-ir stay a-
5^rfeai)le- His table will be fnriiislied \vith\:\-.
I>r\ v.irii ty which the country all'onls ; iiis bar
vitli the best of liquors : nnil his stables with
’ileiity of provender, and careful servants will
Ik- in'con.'.tant attendance.
l{()13Kf{T I. DlXKiNS.
Charlotte, April 20, 1826. *80
[XO. 151.
lU-Mvi’ I’m- Slai\m\evi«g.
fl’TIir, Uev. 'I'honias I*. Hunt Informs the clti-
1 /riis of Nortb-Caroiina that, by authority of
y.r... I.ci.uh, he has ajjpointed J(;bn H, (jottrell
:i!ul Dr. 1). H. Dunlap, of {;hai-hitte, N. (an din a,
j^jrcut.i for correctin;,'' impi-diuieuts of hpi ei b.
1 If above named at;-i rits ba\ irij,'-reci ive»l full
i'lstiiiction anil authority, ^ive notice tu l!u
iKJiiiMunity in g-eiier.d, that they are prt jsartd
to receive StamiTUla is of evuy j^raile at the
ri->.deuce of Dr. D. If. Dunlap, in Charlotti,
’.,luK he or Mr. (Jottrell may at all times be
io.iiid. riiey do not hesitate tu warrant a curr
(on condition of their attention to iiistiuctiou)
to all who may conie well recominenled for in-
tt-.i;rity and honesty; and no others need a])ply.
Cliildi'LU, above three years of age, ofrespect-
a!)!e parents, will be received. I'rom tliis it
may hi' understood, that 11 adults must brni^.
•ci’tilicate'- of their standing'in socicty. A(hi!t>
jnay oe cured in from one to ten da\s ; children
)k (pmv long'er time. Prices arc rej^'ulated by
cii’cuhi.stances, and will be made known on ap
plication. IJoard can be had ou reasoiiable
ttnns.
N. 15. .Mr. J. B. Cottrell was a stammerer of
Uie worst kind, and has been cured ou Mrs.
Jkeigli’s system.
Chialotte, June 27, 18:27.—:]mt4'J
C^TThc editor of the Pioneir, Yorkville, and
•f the ('uroliiiiun, Salisbury, will publish the
above tliree times, and forward tlielr bills for
f;i\incnt.
Js* tw \YaVe\\es & .
* -
'Hioinas 'Frottei- I'S* Co.
KKSP Kf:'I' 1'U L1.Y iuforms
’ the public that they have
received and clVer for sale a
few gold aiul silver ]iatc i\t le
ver Watclies (g-cntlenuii
and ladies) a lew g-ood jilain
^ ^ 'Vatclus, warranted; j,'-entle-
nien and ladies’ gold Chains,
Seals and Keys ; some bimd-
sonie Breast Pins, Fingfer King's, Kar Bir,gs.
Pearl and l-’iligree, and Paste in'setts, ixc. &c. ;
all or any part of which we will s. 11 low for
casli.
Clocks and Watches repaired at the shortest
notice, and warranted to perform. C.ish given
I'or gold and silver.
N. It. We e.MX'ot to receive in a short time
some elegant Militar\ and jdatcd (.oods, ?cc
Ch.arlotte, May 14, 18J7.—30
Iknru's Cornmvntar}! on ike Jj'tble.
riJOPOSALS
For publi.sbii'.g b\ subscription, by Towar Sc
Hogun, Bouksellers, No. Market street.
1‘hiladelphia,
AX I-XPOSITION OF TFIK
or.l) it NEW 'rKSTAMKNT.
Wlu rein eMch chapter is siimn;eil up in its
conti nts; the sacred text insc rti d at larg-e, in
di.st,nct parai'iaphs; eacli aragTaph reduced
toitsprjper beads; tlu sense given, and large
ly illustrated, with practic;d remarks and ob-
s( rvatioi\s.
V)uct. T\h>iv\5\s
BF.SPKC'rrt’I I.Y inforir>s the inhabitants
o Cl’.arh tte aiul its vicinit}, that as his
liishtution is amply supj)lic;d with comj)etcut
teachers, so as to e\c ii.j)t Itim from g^iving con
stant attention tf. if, be Ims resnn id the busi
ness of ]ii> ]ir'fession. He may be found at
the Acad» niy, and u iil attend to’all the calls his
triends mav think proper to rive hini.
4Gtf
felvxlci oi* JVm*\h-l'i\YoVu\a,
Iredell County.
Court of Fleas und Qvartrr Lkssiuna, .^v’msi
'J'cnn, 1327. “
.loscph Stevenson )
( Di’- Alt.—.^amcs Campbell
Jas. Harbin. 5
appearing-to the Court, that the defend-
ant, .lames Harbin, is not an inhabitant of
this state, it is ordered, thut jjublication be
male in the Catawba Journal for six weeks, iii
order that said Ihirbin may, at or before the 3d
Monday of Ni)vend)er next, aj>pearat the Court-
House in Sfate.sville, replevv and plead, other
wise the fund in tlu hand of said ( ampbell will
be condemned to satisfy plaintiff’s demand.
A. SIMOMON, tV/r.
6t51-pr. adv. $2 50.
will not pfcvail. 7’he power of God,
which rcij^uctli over all, will cut him off'
in his prirue, and ihe nation will bitterly
bemoan her loss. Oli, Knv^latid, heware
of thy enemies. A j^rcat friend iliou wilt
lose in this man.”
Madneio.—A c()mmission of lunacy
was lately held in London to encjiiire into
the sanity of a very wealthy old s.;;tnilernan
of hiijh family, named Jodtlrell. - One of
ihe facts alle};td in prool’of lunacy, was,'
that he would sometimes bej:;in to read a
tipwspaj)er and presently tliiow it tiowti,
saying' il was all nonsense.—| 'I'o vs, this
would be quite enough. Such a n)an,
hulding such opinions, must be stark
staring mad. His proi)erty ought to be
immediately sequestrated and divided
amongst the tribe editorial.]—-Voa/t.
!v Matthew He.miv, lute Minhirr of Ihe Gospel.
1 1HV' Edition : (ditrd l>y the J{,v. (irnrge I!"r-
dcr, and the Jhv. Ja.cip/i d. M. JVUh I e ,• ^ ,
a Life vfiht Jluttlr, h, the Rev. S.mucl 'vt
Piduur. ' datiiagc wou.d ar
1'I'uiit J (i/jjoi'oiso —\\ t- learn fr(j(o our
ronespondents of the New York Mer
cantile Adverliser, that the ship Wil
liam Sc Ileuf}, arri\ed at (ilfjuce.ster on
I hursday, in SO days from N'alparaibo.
II is slated, that duniijj tlie latter part of
-May, and (irsi part of June, more rain fell
;n Cl,ili than ever v. as known beb.re by
the oldest inhabitants. It swept olVniosi
ofiheir {>iisi mills, and 1500 houses at
The character of this valuable and hi;,ddy
useful Exposition of the J^iiered \S ritings, is
'.V4.ll know n to the ]uous generally of id! de-
noiTiinations ; and it nov. certainly stands in no
need of a publislu r’s reconmKMubtion.
CuvdHioii.s.—’I'he work will be published in , , .
si:; larg-e super royal octav« vohmies, (f about j ’-'' Mi' werec.riven ashore at \'a!paraiso—
one thousand pages each, cornprisingahout (Mie-
third more matter than is contained in Scott’s
;ommt iitary, and delivered to subscribers in
was cblin.ated that the
mount tu‘J millions of
dollars. The rivers risc so ra.]jidlv that
the mail wa-i not recfivtd irom San'liago
f(.r ten days, a distance of 90 miles. On
the 8th June, in ;i heavy norlli w ind, the
ship Ameiican Hero,' cf iioston, brig
Canada, ol Ijahiiiiorc, atid ;. l^iverpool
no lives lost. Part ol their rai i'oes were
baved, bul much damaged. 'i'iiV Canada
was sold a i'ew da>s beiore to Captain gt‘^'' ih of his prospects for him-
of lioston, and Mr. Andrews of,’’‘■’I* children, that his labors, in
Baliioioie. bhe hud been jiui under the being oppressive, are piosecuted
JJait. Putriol.
the subscriber’s stalde in Concord,
-■ (''.diarrus county, N. t;. on the night of the
2Uth iiist. two gray HDliiiFS, one of them hav
ing a dark mane and tail, 7 years old, and a scar
«n liis right hind pastern joiiit, occasionetl by a
sope*; vhe other horse is 10 iir 11 years old, ra
dar whiter than the otliei; both in good e,riU r
and shod before, when stole.;. 'Mi.-y ;ire of the
•onm.on .size, but heavy built. A’man, who
•ails his r.ame \\ illiam Dean, is suspecte.i tu
be the thief. Dean was n.is.sing the bame time
the iiorscs were. He is abdut .> feet 7 or 8 in
ches high, broad atroos the forehead, but his
faee tapers towards the chin, with a very large
month; rather stoop shoulderid, luipleasant
eoniileruince, and down look ; boasts much of
liis-niuiihood and isfond of niimickiiig the Dutcii
krog’-iie, and of gambling, and says he i.s a car
penter by trade. Had a blue cloth coatee with
a black vebet collar, gr.iy casiuet jiantaloons,
und black hat with a low taperetl rrow ii :iud
broad rim. Fifty ilollars rc'vanl will be given
lor bis a])pn hension aiul ct)nlincmcnt in any
jiiil, or his (It livery to me in .'onc(.'rd, N. (j. to
gether w ith both or I Itbi'r of the horses. Any
nitorniation sent nu' t'l the Post-Ofliee in this
place, will be lhankfully received.
JNO. i:. ^lAHAX.
Concord, N. C. July 23, 18J7.—40
^Vcvlvi oi* aXuv\A\-VuYv>Vi\uv,
Rutiicrford Coiiiily.
^vri of Plcax uiuJ (Jiutrfer iSmsi'ins, July See-
niuii.'^', 18 Jr.
Robert H. Bui-ton
Cuilins and I partition of
•l;;i;ies ISiyant & f
"de S:u.saiuiah. J
9 • to the satisf.ietioi) of the Court,
t'lit .lames 15r\ant and wife Susannah are
nihabitants (if’this State ; Orderdl, there-
■'•■■e, lluit pubrieation be made in the Catawlia
‘■'»'|iiial for six weeks, that Jaiin s Hiyaiit anil
e ^us■,lul.lh be and ap])i ar befure tiie JusU-
tes ot ,,ui- next Court of I’has and (Ju^rtir
‘■•■ssious, to !)i- linlden Ibr ilic coimly ot lUith-
‘1(1, ,ii the (^out't-House in Wiitl.erfordton,
^''t^iCod Mondav alter’he -Itli ,Mi>nvia\ in he|>-
,‘-■"1 )cr next, and pleail, an-^w er or tieiuur, oi
giiient will be eiitered \ip ag'aiiibt them ex-
ii’nl iiiadf filial accordingly.
'\iliicss, Isaac ('r:i1on, CKr’h of our said
'"'’■art, at oflice, the 2d Mondi.v of .Inly, !:^~7.
ISAAC CUA TON, C. ( .
«jt.)U—pp. adv. $2 02^
V ’’vS ?!^\v IfAvWH'S .
‘‘"‘1 for sale at thi^; ' f
ire, “ Sirieture.'j on a book, entitled. ‘An
Ogy lor ihc Book of Psalms, by (.dl.^rt
If V *udde!, Henenks on
^ [^,J -vlex.inder t joriion i entitled ‘ I'hi
j'"-'-.?'! aiiij use of tb^ p.ook (,i' I'^ilms.’ ” 1$;
.loitN "
’‘‘'di(l l,ji ' jni.storol Uocky Kiver and
' Wiivvauls,
S'Jqn tliis
volumes, at thr^e dvdlars and fifty cents per Scolt
volume, Well done up in strong iioards ; orfour ,, , •'
dollars per vohniie, handsouicly and strongiv ■ . . , . - , ,
l-.ound; Jiayable on the n ceipt of each \ni-; Ikilt. ralriot. i'vith renewed interest, wbile he looks lor-
i.mc. A volume will be piiblishcd every three 1 — j " ard to tiu'ir speedy and certain reward.
iiioiiths. j Ptcvipl admhiistration of Justice. New-' that such portions
An allowance will be ni..de of one co])y fori hole!, td' whose api reheiision ii, Firdcj -1 country as are ill the vicinity of
every hve subscrdxrs; and to those wluw)')-; jt-i^^bu ^ g oit-t he 22d iiit. foi iM'-siti''-S NOG ^ ilf'se and active population, should be
lam but two suhscribeio, a re.is;iiab!c allow-;. .. ... ,, ^ • ‘"i o i sww , ■ , r ' • i- , ■
ance will !)*• n.ade. j Hi Cou li'ci let I L til It rl Slates no'.e.s on M r. | prosperity oi their
As the price of tb.e book is put very low, tlie ■' 'I' Keeling, «d J'l Incess Ant. County,; iniiabitants. The distant farmer shows
publishers e>pcct that remittances will bejihe pnbiic arc alrerdv api)iisicl, as well:*'*'' sense of this, and of liis own disad-
prom tly made on ti.e receipt of each volume, as cf liis cuir.initnieiit to the jail of tliat; ' outages, while in cutting down the tim-
nie pubhshers reqni st those who have sub-'county on this dav juirn'«,iji ^ ith his! ^bat encumbers his lauds, and which
Hcnpt.0., |,»,Kr u, .„v tpnorj ,,, j, i i, ,n oe burni’cl il, lu'aps as bcint; only iu
to the first tla'. ot !\ o\  nd.er next, of the mini-! 'I f' • i . .-v i n ii gt, i b j
undcrwftit an e.xaminatiun beioie a Ma-! "'** way, he remarks, that were these
gistraies’ C(;uri on M(>j,di v last, when ^di certain situations, in-
Itolh were lematuhd to i!ie Strperior 1
Court, which (ommeiiced iis session in ' would speedily augment his
Ki-wl»ol(l had ' f^'t’Dine. AVhat, is here said of the far-
ber they have get er have a prospc ct of ob
taining'.
I?]:CnMMF.M)A'noNS.
From Di
I./'. /)'. Fh,, FuFtnr (f the 7'hird Fi'cs-. that county tiii 1 huri.ilay
liili.iiin ( nnrch, Fhlladdphia. bis final triai on l'’iida\, and was sentenc- is no less applicable to
Centlen.en,—\our ])i'oposed republication of, to fii'ieen veai s conlinemciit in the!*^*! sorls of business. Mines of iron,
..i.d coui, o. oouui .uey an i... .i.ua.ed
Iiuitsaml il)8in»ii..,.«.”.U-«ivcsciuimra,m- Saiurdiy ami llmcon, .“"‘1 ''''‘ikiiil ii''ai- to m j|,oh iouiis ci
nient frini all the fi'ieiuls of evangelical religion - j large cit ies, or even v;;ry po])ulous parts
in our country. C:ould I r.ot otherw ise o'.tain On Wednesday last, an Alligalor, of niore valuable tlian
a copy of tbi.-^ vaUiabh 'voik, 1 w ouKl give \ou, I •jj,usuaiiy large sizt, was dis( o\cred, by 1'^ ” remote from the j)rompt opportvi-
a 1,'egi'o ntan, cio'-sing tl; main road a sai’e. he advantages ol all
sorts (jf manufactories are estimable by
the same considerations. Let us then
suppose a farm, a workshop, or a mine,
will) all its means of beinr; wrought, sit
uated two hundred miles from the sea,
to be lakeih up, and put down again a few
miles ln)in a conimercial eiiv. 'i he land.s
ill cxchangi for it, all the Comn ent I'iis of Or
ton, Dodilridge, (iill, Campbell, M’Knight,
Scott, and Clark: and while'I would luithci
di.scard nor disparag-e tbesi., I liiiist .say, that
Henn has :ismuch good sense, as im.cli ;>racti
shoi I distant e
call)iitv, und as thorough a. (iu'.iiit..nce uith.fi'
the mind f the Spirit, as are ir.aniKsted b\ any ' (',,,
of his successors.
'File late Dr. l.ivingston w as the best (ireacli-
er on the religious e\p'rieiice of a Chrislia'i,
thi' Jilidge over
I WLS pin sued, the
n;;ro ha\iiig tolletted a number ofoth-
i^ine ln'e  i 11 1;
b( Idw
. He
I, and (us( ered in a hinall j^xyfid,
med in a b« i d ol tl;e CKtk. — liis
rout se to lliC main creek beinrj thus int
I tdV, and the shalh;wness of the water
that I have evir heard ; mid it is notorit.j-;, ibut ' |!'t Viiii UK' iiis i tU ealiiig hiinsi !l’, a l'(-pe
he driw l.irgUy from the rich tieasures whi-!i was proeuied ; atal, as he lay near tlie
he fouiul in llinr_\’s ISible. i si,ore, a noose ) assed o\er his head, lie
Tu an\ n,iiii:,ier oi' tiie (.ospel, or pruate ^ i,,, .si ;,until he felt ibe
r>g»nlmv^ • I „„ , k. »Wn hi, on.
Si^^, It vou ha\c .dl Otiur ( (/iiiiiit vUi'ks, c r '
e;m inii'chase but one, be sun to bii} J'Jatiliew i ‘ “'‘^ien.. \v hen parllal.'y ex-
I,ZI:A JS'I Vi'J.b LI,,V. , t;ausied In IiIn til'oits ;,n(l sli atii; !cd by
1 the
,\tv view s of
Matthew Ik r.rv’.s
-at.
i|ie\ siH ('( ed( (! in rntiiir' his
p.isition of the Ol.. and ,\i w 'I'estanienl, aecord ,
with those w Ik) biive recommended it as a rnosl { ^ ,
• ' w as I ) uug;lit lo this place,
Is there iio way t-f anr.ihilaling ms'iince^
not ill reality, but in all that t!ie farmep
would ask, I mean itsi tlect.s upon his op
portunities? Are there no mt ,t!is of re
ducing these [;reat disiances to almost
nothing, with respect to the disadvantage
to w hith they subject him ? '1 he answer
plainly i.s, that il can be dune by a Canal
or a Railroad. It may at fiisi scenn
strange and extravagant to speak of an
nihilating distance, between two places.
It IS intpoi lant, however, that we sfiould
f)ecome familiar with those modes, whicU
lacilities in iravilling and conveyance
proj)ose fordoing tins. You are in Ne\r
Haven, and you have business w!iicli
calls you to the city ol N. York, w htch is
85 miles distant. You go to the steam
boat in ihe evening at 6 o’ clock, and step
itilo* it. When bedtime comes, }ou lie
down and sleej).on as good a bed as you
waJit, atid the next morning you awakc
at four o’clock with the intelligence that
all you have lo do is to step nut of ihe
boat into the city, attend to your business
and then return home again by the same
mt ans. Whai great difference it may l)0
asked, is there, so far as yourself alono
are concerned, between taking up y-ui*
house in New-llaven, and setting ii down
ai the city oi New-York and then return-
D’.? again to ils proper place ? Is there
any thing virtually incorrect in saying
that the distance between your own house
and N. York has been removed as t' the
jiraciical pui poses of business ? A per
son may now travel by steam i>oat antf
stage from Norfolk to Ffiiladelphia in
ihirty-six hours, iliough the ilistance be
tween these places is 210 miles, liy such
meihf)ds of iravelling as were once prac
tised, at tlie rate of forty or tliiriy-five
miles a day, he must have required live
or six days to accomplish it. When we
say ihai by the improved methods of
travelling, the distance of one hundred
and seventy miles at the one rate, or ono
hundred and scve.nly-five at the other, has
been annihilated, there is no longer that
objectionable api)earance ot niysin y oy
nu5;ic which migh: at first liave occurred
to our apprehension.
Let il not be thought that the expense
of such travelling has been studiously
kept out of view. The exj)osii if.ti we.ich
has been made is for the purpose of ilik-
linclly shewing what in meant, when by
certain modes of conveyance, distance is
said to be annihilateil. The passage
Irom N. Haven to N. York must cost
ihree dollars for the distance ofeighly-
five miles; and that between Norlolk
and Philadelphia must cost twelve, every
thing in the latter instance being found
to the traveller, through the di'^tance of
two hundred and ten miles. — Hut where
men go such distances on business, it is
really so great a privilege to effect their
objects on ihese lernis, and in most cases
ihey gain so much by ;t in the end, that
the expense is more than competisa'ed by
the advantages. When they travel for
pleasure, w e shall scarcely deny lhal theii*
remuneration is greatly enhanced, or at
least thai it is a matter which ought to
have no influence on the sulked.
A merchant in Norfolk, for we do well
lo illusirate by fact, reads in the newspa
per that three days al’tervvarcls there is to
be sold at auction in Philadelphia, a large
quantity of goods or j)i operty in which he
feels himself interested. In the last thirty-
six hours before the lime of sale he passes
which, beiore such a ciian?;r, sold for Hj , he city, defrays all I he expenses of hir.
ihrec dc'llu.-s, would now sell lor lilieen, passage with twelve dollars, makes his
p».'rhaj)s thirty or filiy dollars per acre. pu,xi,^ses, and possibly profits bv them
ihe reason obviously is, that in its iicwiioihe amountofsome hundreds or evcfi
i'HOM Tilt MALKKia UKUlSThU.
rjofm.
#
I’he man who owns and cultivates a
farm in the neighborhood of a populous
city, enjoys mtjre favorable opp»*4ituni-
t'es for sup|ioriing a family aiul enlarg
ing his property, than one who lives al a
distance from a numerous and busy pop
ulation, or far back in the interior of a
country. It is because the jiroductinns
of his farm and his garden have a fair
and prom])t market, with no delay of
payment. 'J’|«is acts as a stimulus lo liis
exertions. He is encouraged to fertilize
his grounds, to practice the best modes
of cultivation, lo be economical of his
tinu% and not to be sparing of his toil.
Mis frees are well selccleJ, his orchards
flourish, liis meadows are luxuriant, and
he is no less particular in the quality of
his};rains, roots and vegetables. He is
so habitually in good spirits from know
ing no necessity or debt, by unembar
rassed command of his utTairs, and by a
siiuation, it has all the opportunit ics of a
quick, convenient, and ready money mar-
l;et. It would be a ma'ter of siu-il con-
■siderution, ihat the land at |)res*.nt was
in an inferior state of cultivation. '1 here
iDeuMired i« n mid .i lial! feel inlernrth,' ’’’ clanger that it would iioi toon be-
\:diia!)le |)f; i tieal i ouiiik ntar; uj).;!! tin ^ai le
Sciipturis, ai.u as fill nisi.mg .scin^ tf the most
iiiHnnlaiit oids to a correct kmu\
I. ’ '
I uti'.l Weighed :3-16 ])oum!s.
Joiinwl.
dget.f Uieiii.
\\ .‘if.'rciait: Jiu.ur oj The Nat. Inteliigeriter s’ales, that
Jyinn \s i hurch, J .utifc.'lLr. ; h» ! e li..'e Iiei'ii -ii" new 'uhsenhers lo
ihat narei within li.e Ijsi six iiiontl'.s ;
anil oii!\ 77 (!isi ontiiiuutici s (j ‘.ubsei ij)-
aine ( f'l i;(l, however.
From, the Rn. H . 7! Frndli/. FciUr >J
J'trft lUiytol ('/niri/i, J'ltihi/kl^JuL'.
Messrs. I o\\ at ” '' ' '
iJui iiU'
llogali: j iic piet_\ i.ini good j "
1 .1 II bill hi'I ol sul
sense of ail Cin'i->iiaii eon.iiiunitu s, h..\i ci.ii-
currLcl in awnr/'iiig lo Henrv’s ('on,i; ( iit;ir_\, a
(listiiigiiis'u.'d ]daet . niong tlii st ,mi;u'il wiii ki
of the-.ame kind. Fer myst If, fiaiisay, that
1 have f.iund it one it the l.e.st iieljj‘ i,,.t
and jirattieal ai ipiaiiilai ce v. i'ui Iml s.'ii I't. (i \ oI-
uii.e. llis sk.d a.-, an ii terpret r is i i.iitml ii
uiiu li resneit j bi^ i-,;'.. grity in adiuiiag :o ;h..-
sense' of ScrijMUi'e, v.iHk.uI th. eoioi.,t).s t.f
hi.;llb 'pninieln. JjI' ; alii; t|;i
Cl i; lions ha\e expiK d ;
t/Ut, on tiu' , liiat the subsei ijj’iion
iis'. hus hti 11 (iih.iiM’d sinee the a(!j(/uin-
1111 i;t cf Conj;i(ss, and tliat u is now
all'! than ii lias i^ecn at u'.-.y lime wilh-
iii ti n veai'b.
pa-.-ty lei'l'i
iliv ine iinclivai v. hieh mu
his w or'>, mu: t i ( i di r i‘t
l;i tlie devotiui.i of li.e p
. IKitidU.
1 ','ou Ik'.vo ir.% ^ u;'ii -t '
oftl.e projeeteil
U lib C
;h l!li U ill
■C|.lal,le !
,u!.s 111 ». \ t ry dl
the
-t V. I! hc*s f
e;.':i(,n (,f 1
ill r s>H (
\\.‘ 1. fdlA.N'l'IA'
'Flu l.'n'th fij i!//'. prcdiricd by
^ //it' ./y.-i/zc.V,.— -111 ai. old iiuok,
I till t ill! I iie I'l op In (, it s id 1:iii-.u'i' N i:;o,\,
I priti’ed Hi liie)tuf 1707, isti.e li>lio\\ing
I j idpheiic !eei.ai ulH.ii, wj;;':h appears tu
iei( t lo the 1 le iiK-iuin.hol',  'went whit ii
has Iieprived the jIngi.!i na'.ion d'one ol
i:/A .'A.rc//,
(rj-' Suljsci iptr :i.s . r
a!;!t v.'oi h I'cet  ! i'''
!n;A'e va’u-
ice.
vtjmerii h in these new circumstances.
It would every year grow moie fertile
tinder the increased alacrit}, ingenuity
afid tr.anai;emeiil of the owner. If it
were not subject, by f.on.e peculiar proji-
t.Tiies, to invincible; steiiliiy, i.e vvotihl
lbiIlk liuI liule ol i s loi mei' uiipru] ucI iv e
condr.ion. All tiiis is evuietiiiy ei'Ualiy
true oi tlic mine or the vvoik^ln.)[).
Stit'.i a case can only be imagined, and
il is for the
ihousaiids. 'i'he cost of iravelling, it iu
presumed, would no longer be named, an 1
ihe distance between riiiladelphia and
his own residence, he will consent to say
has been tcduced to little or nothing, by
ilif tacililies ol the passage.
Travelling recently on the New-York
('ana!, from Albany to Luke Kne, a ilis-
taiice o{ three hundred and sixty-throe
miles, 1 fell into conversuiion with a iiiaii
by tlu named lluuper. passtn;^ vvesi ward
inlheiiatne packet l;^;a!.* He was cnc
ol your plain, substanii^l, sensible niL'n*
a good liiaier, whollv of a prac iial
chuiacter, un the ;.uundneso of whose
opinions, and i;;e correctness of whobo
l-.eil illuslralion alone t bal i siu’emenls, it vvjs easy lo see laai re-
It has been stippeM-d. J>ut lo prepare j iiance was to bo pl.'Ci'tl. —Said he, 1 'tvo
• iiiii.y lor vhe use ol this ej.-j s(,iue dislance np liu' t-uuniry alorr.; tliis
lilt; lepeut, \v hat IS 11 Liiu’. ^ Car al, aiici base been down to Sche’ieciady
huriiireJ
tour in a boas
tlie ( ne Miuation and in the olher : It is; wl,.ch co'i about two hai.dred and fifiv
in theii distance from market. All ilui j dollar.. li wasdone by luom. n and two
we have snppused is the annii.ilation ol 'horxe-,. and the w hole trip w jil bi tu\n-
distance. H ilie necessity ol so lung a ! i)le led in eight days. Ha(i I done t his bv
tiansj.onion did noi e:.isi, ihe farm ihai ourold method with war^ons at.d horses
is two bundled miles from the sea poi" | along our turnpike roads, the san," ihinf
t he w ay d
amph, le
cau'oes’che diiVereiice betweeen the value ! lo maikef.j i look down fjM
ol the fail!) and all its produclifHis, iii { and iw enty-SiX barrels of
rown, would be at once us valual
in
her III i;,f_IiU‘M ot iian.et.tjs ; “In thejea;''
U;J/, a man wjd laise biii.f-A'il, by iiisle\er\ rcspi ( t, js if il were wiihint,iie
wisdom, to one o! ti.e most e.'iuiud ofl'ire s ; .nile ol it. \Viih us in N. Carolina^ iht j davs.-j-
III the Male. 1 i is l.ing ill invent h-i!i j otu !d be inf>i e li i;;hly priced t ban t he i
wiili great ].'/>>.! .is .i ^evvi'i d !or hi-sr wilier, beidfie it would utiiie llu:
r.eah L.iglai.d i H i^e gt i . ' iy r; joicco. | - ppr;r! o t.ii les uf—M'ai kei, at ci lb,
A sti'!.t.g [;ari'> v\ III i nu r into a leaotiej prcdi'h on ev'Tv hini; s( i- , v. ii!i it
uuuMliave required f.r:y men, fil'') w agl
;.;uns, atid a liundred iiorses !ui stxieen
'.nd
Il might be left for any one lo cs-
same : tiniate the comj)aiative cost .jf tratis
same j poriaTion upon a I>,4i i el .>!' il ui, bvthc
. cir-j iw. tneihoil^ lin h- u ■ T5Ji t. consider
ahrrr+a.y cuTTTliry.) itiU'Ili^'etU the iiurncuto oi'ihw