VOL. IV.]
CILIBLOTTE, X. C. TUESTPAY, JJLVCJllY 22, 1828.
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i*L’nLisin:D vvkkki.v
ilv LK'NIUEL liJNGHAM,
Jlt Three Dollars a yvar^ paid i?i advance.
Xu paper uill \>c libCoiitinued, unless nt tin
tliscrction of tlic editor, unt il all arrcang-es are
p.iiil.
Advert'iscmeTits will he ip.Kcrlod ;it tlie
riles. I’crsoiis sending- in advcrliscnients, sire
to note on tlic ni;ir|fiii llu- nuiubir of
insertions, or they will l»c continued until forbid
and charged accordingly.
l"v\e\uV‘Aj;c awvV C^uwimssivm
r.U>lNKSS IN CIIAHLKSION.
prHHli Sl'llSCKIMKIt rf*sptrtfiilly ihfomns liis
J;.r> friends iiiul the public, tliat he continues
r)!ie above line of business at his old stand on
]•, diiKiiulston’s lutvf, u here lie is iirepurvd to
uttend to the suie of produce committed to Ids
r.'tre, U})on which liberal advuiices will at all j
times be ni:ide ; or to the execuiion of orders
for (KfOnS.
^^m. .1. Wilson, Ksq. or in his uhsence, tlic
apent of the STKAM llOA'I'S, Joseph 11.
’l\jvvnes. will receive and l(jr\\i>r(l, witin.ut de
lay, all Cottons consij>ncd to inc by the way of
rherau', aiul will be prt’pared to make advan
ces on auch cuiisignnien*-., if recp'.ired.
III:M{V. \V. roNNKU.
Cliarleston, Nov. 1, iiSJ?.—oiiitlTJ.
The I’.ditor of the Western Carolinian
will insert this auvtrtist-ment for three months,
and forward his account to me in Charleston.
List of T.rtt(‘rs
Tl I'MAIKING in the Post-Ofiice at Charlotte,
t. N. (;. January 1, 1828.
A ...’rhornas Alexander, Wm. J. Alexander,
Menry Allison, Dr. John Ambler, Sample Al
exander, Janu s 'r. Ashiiry.
i» I tines C. P.raley, \Villiam M. Bostw ick,
James Itrnw n, Capt. lUack, Janies M. lUack,
I’iiikney Holes, John Hluck, Alien Laldwin,
lljjton l!\ran), l.’obert Haniet, A. lirevard, Alltn
& l ililwin, J. I.. ISrook.s, John Harntt, sen.
C. ...Hell jainin Cohen 2, William Comstock,
James ( m-k, Sanniel I). Cowen, John Coston,
Samuel (’onner, Harriet K. Caldwell, (diaries
Ciih in, William C;irson, James I). Craij,'-, Aza-
riah Co nrn, 'I’lionias f'ollens, Jesse Clark, Jer
emiah (’lontz, 'I hoinas (Caldwell.
1) ...Dr. J). |{. Dunlap, Daniel Davis, James
Legislature of North Carolina.
MJl. I'lSJlElVS Ri:VOHT
ox MATIVrArTUBl.S ANn OIlOWlNfi OF \VOOt,
Made to the House of Cuhuiidiix of North-Cuwli-
nu, on Tue.Mhti/, Juji. 1, 1328.
their bfbt iulurest add piospcriiy. A
crisis is at l)aiid, wheti oiir citizens must
j turn a portion of their labour uiui entcr-
'I’he Select Committee, to wliom was referred
the Uesolution, on thesubjcct of Cotton and
AVoollen Manufactories, and on tjrowing of
"Wool in Nurth-Caroliiia, have had the !>anie
lUiiler con.sidcration, and
l{EHOUr—
That the suhjoct of lltc Resolution is
D:u'idsonVcol.'joVin'H!'l)a 0"^’ deeply concerns the citizens
can, James Dinkins, Thomas Dance, John Duf stale, and IS vitally cJiuiected with
fey, Mrs. Obedience,Dinkins.
K....(;liarU s Kims 3, John S. Emerson, Ste
phen T. Kmerson.
r.... William H. rtdirer 4. Joseph I'linn 2. i • • . i > i r-• i
llul..rl Kailas, l«,acFbnlki,,,wmLml'Ii,,n. I y i
U...,Col. Itohert (;am'.le, Turner (ianxs, ! rum will tall on
I'hontMs (iillespie, Willis (iii)!)s, Rh'. Gallant, ^ y class oi‘ our coniniuuily. It is a
Hev. I.saac (.ri(r, Alexander (ireer. | lanientahie fact that the people of North
II....Daniel llyams, Dr. ,lobn M. Dappoldt, ] Cmolina are indebted to one anolher, and
In H'e lianks to an amouiu appallin^^ to
Andiew llipp, I honias Harris,John II'nderson, , ,, • i .i . i T .
sen. Moses J. H. Mays, Thomas Houston, Tho-i con.seouences.
mas Hutcliinson, Col. Henry Hoover. 1 Accordiitto recent statements, the debts
J....W illiani .laniison, Isaac Jimerson. [due to the local inbtitutions, alone, a-
K....W jlliam A. Kerr, Marcus Kennedy, Ro-: mount to 85,221,877 ; and, ill the ab-
ert 15. Kerr, James Kirk, Susannali Kesiah, i yence of data, we believe it will not be
V 'I I 11 I ♦ ^ '0 say, that the tlebt due
1 lames I.atta, hlu'.abetli Locke, John I.it- ,, „ . , n h
tie, 'l lu resa J.enunond. i ^‘^tes UfTice at I ayettevilie, wj!1
M....Nancy .\Jalhes, Ulizaheth Mason, James «well the amount to six millions of dol-
Murphes. .\nii 1'. >h l.ure, W illian' Monteith, j lars. In addition to this, u’c eiitcein ita
Ale\amVr .Mock, D ek MeCorkle, (iu\ Mux- moderate calculation, that the peojile
we:l, Kli/abetii McK.e JanR> Mill.s, John Me-, yf Xorth-Carolina o\vc to merchants, to
(^iiav, r.|)hr;.iiii Mitchell, John A. McJ.ane.' . . i
IM.cii .Mcl.claml, ,v,i:. too,u;atK.-
liani J, Mii. l iM.n, L) .via AkUanicI, I’. Moviis, I'll-Uicr sum ol lour
ban.iiel Monti-Drjiery i millions, making in all ten millions ol
K.. .I!u!:!i \( ely 2. j dollars. Many of these debts wore con-
t).. .Nathan 2, Alexander Oshorr.. I traded at a lime, when a more pros-
1*.. Uev. W;dt rS l'h: !T I|icb.Pj IVoples,!
Jolint . l'!.:.rr, I)r, Win. .1. To!k 2, «.i;vife .' ' . ! ,
,l-,dk. Marshall T. I'oiU, Mary I'uu.s, I l>'’ospects of easy ci.id ‘jptcdy payment;
IJ r.Sl'KCTFlT l.V informs iMiifer, j great lall Hi the prices u( a;.^ricul-
I 1 he pnbhe that they have i Q...( y nis (iuean jturul products, has IU)I only i‘e(iiu ed the
rtceixed and offer foT- sale a I i; Josi-ph li\-e.l, lioei. Ju-.eph Uoss, Isabel} value of every sjiecies oi’property, but, as
fiw ^-old and silver patent le- i or Ifacliel iiohinsou, AL.xander Moblson, l‘ody | a consequence, has, in diet I, doubled liie
ver Watclie^. (frenthnien | IJuhinson. indnidu.lb.
Owin}.; to the want of navi^rable streams
T\\mu«s TvoUoy
Is nppointetl •\^'-enl for Volts Me Inf vrrfov
Ciiarlotte, and will receive all orilers direct
I'.d to tlien» for Tickets and shar>:.s in Lotteries
bef«r- the public.
Sept. 2y, 1H27-—
ew NYvUcVit sSc ^v\\.
Tliouuis 'rroU(‘r b) f'o.
'and ladies) a feu pood plain
' W.iteliis, warranted; j;-entle-i
j men and bidi,.s’,i;-old 'bains, '
Seals and Ki ys ; somc’ liand-
some Hreasi I'mi, I inger Kar liings, |
I’earl and I-ilit^Tee, and I'aste in si-tls, isc. {.c. ;
all or any part of which wt will sell low for,
cash. I
Clocks and Watches ripaired at the shortest |
notice, and warranted to perform. Cash piven ^
for {^'cdd and silvi r.
N. H. We I xpect to receive in a short time
some elc.ijant Milit.ir\ and plut^ d tioods, i-c.
;!iarlotte, May 14, —30
.S....'1'lnnnas Spratt, Adam S|)ring‘s 2, Kd-
ward sharp, \V ilii;nn Sliarph y, Uobcrt Sloan,
,ian.t _, bles -11% Jolm I). Smith, Joseph Smith,
John in'psoii, J;iint s sbnn'.
'I'... J II. lay 1(1, .'idio H. Tlioma.s, Jaincs
(;. 'J .. rt.'t'ce, \V d> y ! n \h r.
\\ Jamei W u.-ioii, .lolia (•. il.sf)n, Tlios.
WmicIr sti r.
3167 W'd SMITH, I\ M.
\As\ tvV* \iCUcv?.
liijuubtin^ Ol lilt' OJf.cc (li .LiuCOiuton,
/•/. ('. Junntu ^ 11 1
^ A....Tu.dei;ek Alienialhy, J.timA’ti.un,
. 1 I -1 j Robert Ah xaiidi r, Mi.v, l.li,;alH-l’i .\l)C;M.a;by,
Lominittctl to the Jail i Mo>es Aboiii.tb.\..lame. Abematlij..
Or Mecklenburg county, on the- 6th day of. 15 \!mer Herry, M.iibias ISarrin^o:', Mvs, j
Auj^nst, 18‘27, a ncji’ro man who s:i_\s Ins ' lu siah l!rc\ard, ,loii:i-> liravl.-haw, W illiaiii |
name is TAKLTON, and that he belon>''s to a lJurke, Abram riulliuj^ei, Ai>saIom Bro\\n, A-1
in our state, leading to ^jood maits, hilh-
erto but few of our airricultural i)rodiicls
would admit tin- expen.-e (.f carrying to
market. Cotion and 'i'id);icco iVoui tin {
interior, are almost '.he uii'y arlit les that (
viill l)car tra!JsportatU)r>, '.vtiile rice and
naval stores, on the sea-board, uio tlie
principal exports. W’hen the prices ol'
these articles v. ere up, the I'arinini; inter
est of North-Carollrja piesenlevl soine-
thing like the appearance of jti opperity ;
but a i|;reai tie[)ression has taken place in
I their va'ue, and at this tinu’, they are
] scarcely wortli producing 'riie luss of
the West India '.t rade has Ics.si-ned the
demand for lumber. 'i'o'jacco is now
taxed in the British markets, more than
Ilian by the name »d' Claiborn (,’ouk, living; in bram licnnct, Thoni.ia Herr\, Jolin M. iir.u;.
t;ranvi’lle c(Uiiitv. Tlu bo\ is lari^e and ver\ .)osvi)h nros\ n. , , i . i e ..
Mack, and stani’mers m ry «’nu.'li in speakinij;. j C....I*olly Co’;,,I .pth.i t lark, Superior Court j 600 per cent, while thedemaiid lor Co..on,
rhe owner is n ([Ue.sltil tn com** ror\e:irl, prove ^ (;Ierh, J> hn Carnpiu ii, I'iior.ns (. liiu', .bn.-l (Jo-
propi-rtv, pay charges ;.iul take him away.
57tf ■ JCllN SI OAN. Sfuriff.
Mcckl(Mil>ui’i;- (’lUKity.
Court of Pi'cns t Qianlvr S-.t.sions, *Vi-
vcnil'it i it.-I.
Coopt r &. Mc^iinn r.s. II(.nr\ i'arr and Ma>-^’;»-
rv t bis wife, Sii: s r Mjipi'i II and Nb»tiida liis
wife, heirs :.:liw la J( s- jiii 1 odd, tU eeas' il.
3d 2^, licud on lund.
IT u])pe.irint,'' to tin,' s'>t|.-firtio,i of tlie court,
that the tjovt na n» d di* li nd;iiits 'Ti- not in-
haliil.iuts of tliis St.ite: It is OI{l)[-.HI'd> by
tlie eoiirt, til..’ |)i:'-»lic;iti(ii. be lii.id.i.- .si\ « ks
in 'he. C.itiiw o.i Jonri.al, thal ii.-y appea • ;it
FeiH’uary S. s-.ions i’.e\t, tiu n and tlu re tos!ie«
ruuse why the boid of the said .h>se]di I'odd,
deceased, should lU't lie iold to natis y tuc a-
I'ovi.’ jmlgiii nt aiiil cti
Witness, haac Ah\ uuler. Clerk of '’Mir :-a''d
Court, lit Cb.iiI'ittI’, llie Itli Muial.iy '.t N(ivi. ni-
ber, 18J7.
IS A \C Md:\ AM)i:S{, r. m. c.
()tr‘>—pr. ad\. f J 7.)
uV .VovWv-^'uvuVuuv,
Mi*( kl(‘iil)tirs:; (’otmty.
Court of i\'kis iiH'l Stv.'UD/iii,
I'cnilrj 'I'onu 1^..';’.
Cooper .'c .'U-tiinn r.^ Henry r;cT a:id Mar'';a-
n t bis wile, Silas ( ;iniplM ll » li: ■
Uiie, b.ir-. at law of .l(rep!» To. id, c ece;i sl d.
.Iiidgnu nt )'• le\u.d on land.
I r a()pe;.rin;;' to th‘ s t..-il.ietinn of the ci.iii!,
tb it the a’)('ve nunied lU ferul:tn1;. urt- in)l in-
ha!),!.mis of dlls Sl.tte; It is ((1:1) 1'.UK») In 0 d w
the court, ttiat pu dication bt in ide s:x wi elv - j i,iin ,
tn tin ('atnwli.i .loiaiial, d.at the} :i[>;)e'.ir ai i ;,i i,)y
our other great staple, does not keep pace
with its increaseil |>rcductioii l:vcry
year, new sources of suj^ply o;o opened
in our own, and in oilu;r countries.—
Egyi^t, Greece, the IJriti.sli ’’’.ast India
j possi'ssiotis, and South Ameriva, aieall
i;....Jolin Glen, Jerry tioodsi'ii, I’eter Gib!.s, I well adapted 0 tlie culture of the arlicle.
Ih.hinsun Gooden, Joseph tireen, ,)o!in Gra-1 If ij),. planlor in North-OaroHna cati Uw e-
I ly aflbrd to ari.se cotton at .S cents per IIj.
lie must soon be di iven Iroin its culujte
Wen, Danie! (dii’o’.enbnr^, lleiiry Ca; ,.i_irier.
1).... Archibald l)ellingii.iin, 1 homas D.i\is,
Isaac Davis.
K....Mr. En^'-land.
J-’.... Thomas l-'erguson Daniel 1'in^i.r, James
Falls.
11....John lloylc, John Houel, J(din Hug-
trens, llenr^ llarmon, Alexander lliil, Freder-, ■ , i- ■
ick llarvef, Kii^abeth llo\er, 1‘eler li.irmun, ultogethei, by tne larmersol the west,
.1,lives Hanks. i whose new rich lunds enable them to jwo-
1....Jonathan liif^'dd, t.iorge Ik.:,';, ilticeil with le.is labuur atid expense.
K....Adam Kiser. | I'hus, the e.\porls of these, our
» ’f"'* apies, ha\e rapidly lullen «»ir, our
lohii 1 u hr. haue Lorain-i, .loliii I-')’!;;-, Ilciuv , i
I J''/ ■ unporliii iu!is ul various articles continue
"*>L...D:ir.iel .».! I... i. I . i .c Mani.y. feter Mar-| neai'iv the sum*', or at lUfiSt do tiot di
tin, Mieli.ii 1 Mdl r, l iAibriik Mo'.r.,', Marnia-' fiiinisli in a co-jt sponding ratio with our
(!iiK e .‘.iajiUToiiia.-> Mil .1, .i.viiH-. Moni.i;oiner\, ' fxpurls. 'I'he consequence is, that the
Vv iib.im Matthi ws, Joo U. ’'1'ulluch, Aaron us, for several
,|, j j years pa.st, has greatly inin'assd. I’o
^.■■■\\,il.a.irivi,nv, Sallv IMdio. i creaU'd by this balance of
It, ...I.,tin U'uHmI. Uli;. lie, James A. H ade, the notes ol our bai.ks are can i-
Uoliins'Ui, Ill i U.-y ' ed to the riorthei'U cities, wliei'e liiey
5.. lobu >( ifiord. .!'Iia t-l.ini', M -rtrnvt' j,,., f,j,-ni the part of money, l)ut
Tomii.i'V, .■'oloi.Mrii !■ iioii|', * liuinas Siitni'l. ' Other inei o!iantal)le ( oinmodi
1' ll\ Ti.ri.iiei, .\l)-.al.>.ii I'l') Ic;, J.uacs 1 o .wi'
:,en.., l)a\ ni I'iiroi.i .)iir;.;.
\K .\ai..l r \ leh. r-.
\\ \ ii:,-V.-'\'.e 11 W arlick, John { sent to the north, are soon reinrneil on
d .(ill, .loi.:'-'' \'lisi.ii, I lioiii.is Wilkins, U d-' t!,c baiiks, w hen another lo-s uf-1 or ,5 pet
' like other inei o!iantal)le c oinmodities,
I are sold at a diseount of ■! to 5 per cent,
j on tlu ii-nominal value, 'i'ne notes thus
; \Vd
, 1'.
i (Mill
Aaron \\ heeler.
1). i:i iMiAiiur, V. M,
I A\ r.r. i.-
1 w •, 'Im-v j .
fibnmry Si s-'icms ii(.'\t, then ;ind there to she
e.iuse \\l’\ tile lallil of t!iv .said .lim pb I odd,
• leecasvd, shouid not be ^old to sati.^fy the a-
bo\e ju/;;meiit aiul cosS.
itiK'ss, Isaac Alexander. Clerk of _>'iir s.iid
(’our'., at Charlotte, the ilh Moialas ot .No'.ej.i
bi r, Uv'7.
1S\AC .Md.XAM/Li:, ;;
(■l''0;)r. ai’.v. f2 7-^
ilul I
It IJ'l St till).-.'
V. hi !-.; I
il,L jli.el.t ,
rd, X ) e.dl liir
cent, is subtaiiu'fl by these- institutions in
pror uri’i*,^ such lands as w ill be taketj by
^ the northei'n holder. The annual tax
■ p.jifi ii,,. tiorthern cities, is by no
I means inconsiderable, and in its elVects
I returned from the South,' on the banks, and tii! oUf^h them on the
iiteii.plAtc rt uioving, in a shoi t jjcuple, rfrcally udd to ihe din’lciilties of
of!
i’ade against us pro-
1 :
- 'J 1
iiiuibiid tome, to call j
' =‘"-' 1 Viu-balaticr
aiu; those to whom 1 a:;i , , . . r. i ■
; diiccs arirjiher State ot thinj-;s oti the mo-
j nied concerns of '>orlh (-arolina who h
I I’uri-atens not only the raifi of our local
I in',tiliai(ii'., but as an n’iCVituble conse-
(piencc, batir'.t i!p' y aiifl diutrrs;; lhr')ii;^h-
c'Ut t lie co'rniiiuiiii 'I’he I'niled States
, till nu nt.
I liUr^. L JOHN.SUX.
these institutions sustain a loss in procur
ing funds to meet these perpetual runs.
The extent of these runs from that quar
ter, are nut limited by her discounts;
and in the course o*’ the year, they a-
mount at least to half a million of dollars.
Thus the local banks of North-Carolina
annually pay 4 or 5 per cent, on all their
notes collected by this mammoth institu
tion. Already one of the local banks, thal
ofCape-l'ear, finds ii impossible to get
on under the pressure of the Uuited
States’ liank at Fayetteville ; and the
I’resident and Directors have called a
meeting of Stockfiolders, with a view of
winditig up their business and suriender-
ing their charter. The local banks are
ihns forced to curtail their discounts,
and withdraw from circulation a jiart of
theiriujtes, which ha\e the ellict to press
iheir dtblorb, at a tiiue w heti b.id crops
and low prices diminish their ability to
pay.
This creates a distress, that impels
1 housatuls ofour citizens to abundon t heir
hopes in their native slate, and seek re
lief abroad, where belter prospects are
opened to them. If in transplantifig
themselves IVom their native soil, ihey
better tl’.eir condition, it is certain that
their friends who remain behind, are left
in a worse situation. I’.very man who
moves to the west, is not only a loss to the
state, but carries oil’ with him a part of
our cireidaling metlium, which makes it
scarcer hei-e. Your coiumittee niiglit
poitil out o'.her eflects arising out of the
course of trade, uniting to |)roduce a
state of em))arra:isment never before
e(]ualled in North-Caiolina, but time
j)ri-sses on their lal>ors and admonishes
tliem to oniit all unnccessaiy views of
the subject.
'^’'I'he Situation of (Uir people, Ijeiiig as
thus re])re!3enied, llio eii'jiii y preset.is it
self, how is it to be am* liorated and
changed for t!»e better It is certainly
true that something may be efl» cted by
individuual economy, but this alone will
not accon)plisli the imporiant end. No
thing l)Ut a change of systetii can restore
health and prosperity to the community
at large. It is certainly a correct maxim
in political economy, that every state or
nation should be able to feti(J and clodi^
itsell. Such, hoviever, has not been our
case/^Vith immense tracts of fertile soil,
Ti,r ■ ‘
in the raw state, when con^er’ed into
fabrics, are increased m value four fold,
which will make the sum of 89,600.000,
or 37,200,000 more than we obtained foi*
it.
Again—it is not thought extriva^rant
to estimate, that the people of North-
Carolina annually consun*;.*, in cotton
manufactures of various descriptions,
ine fourth of ti.e crr>p shipped IVom the
Slate—equal to 20,000 bales. If so, theu
the manufacturers pay us for our 80,000
hales, by sending back, ofour own raw
material, 20,000 bales in the manufactur
ed state, retaining, for their trouble, and
the use of “ snentific power,” the re
maining 60,000 bales ; which, whet? con
verted according to the admitted rule,
will bring them S(»,200,000. Now if
the raw material was wrouglit up among
ourselves, ihis immense sum would be
made Ijy our own citizens, and would dif
fuse wealth and prosperity amon;*' alF
classes. As it now is, we lose it, .'uul
the proiits are enjoyed by Old and Ncw-
Kntjland.
^ Hut the profits arising from the pro
cess of coiuerting the r aw material, arr;
not the oidy advantages attending the
system. Another is, ihat it will luke
from Agriculture some of tlu; surplus
labour, and turn it inio other pursuits.
It will convert pioducers into cousunu r.^.
and thus create at hotne, in the bosorrx
of the community, good markets for thu
products of the Farmer. ^
'I'o a community having good water
communication, these neigh!)ourhoocl
markets are not so essential ; but to N.
Carolina, which is without such nu'ans,
their importance is incalrulai>le. Thu
introduction of the manufacturing sys
tem would give employment at home tc»
our pcoj)!e, and arrest that tide of emi
gration, which is Ijoaring otTuur popula
tion, our wealth and eiiti-rpi ize, and leav
ing those who remain behind, poor and
dispirited. It would build up fl jurish-
ing villages in the interior ofour State,
and im|)iove, not only the ()hysical, but
the moral and intellectual condition of
our citizens, 'i'his is not. sijeculaiioti; the
same causes, under siinil.ir circumstan
ces, will always produce tlu; sa.iie (IVect.
Look to the North—visit their manufac
turing villages and establishments, and
you find a contenteil, happy and j)i o*;[»er-
I.L-.S, a„d m.»t ... ,|,o M.f; pr..|.l.^ Uy »ay .jl cx.u,ni,l,-. wo |,o,nt
' ‘ to the town ot Lowell, in Massac/iusetts.
.\tl.inti;. Stales, many ofour citizens in [
:l„- l-.usl,., „ pans „r J... Stul.'. lol- s. vc- i f
.ul huv.- in llu- pracucc by H.o 1«,- I,„hs ,.l ,.u„. Sii.co
..i-,m. cl,a'n„., I' lou,'al .l,i- NorCh, tnanulac-.,.,-,, s navH„-ct, llu-re .■.vu.-.l, a
a.. I ,M.,;,ocs w.th pork ship- .»l>''"'!r ■'I'."' an.l ,
p.-.l IV>,m'N\.v,-V.„l. Wliilc . vrr, rai|‘‘‘"'''‘ ^ p'.pulat.on „1
U,n;ed.ovr...|-T.m„:iH.caml Km.tutky I 1 ‘'''I’»••• cl.ul.os
IK,t;s arc s.,1.1 in ,hc s,allu rn and mi.idic| 1'“'.''“^ ""''“'‘'j’’, f"' 'I'®
CO,H,lies, lavnulll.i, ini.m.n,, while !^1'''>*
..e ar.. |n.ndin^MI,.-«-ivnKirks, ,luT.: a, e l''‘ >' ’au. rs„n, to
11 I .1 , , • ,1 ; I Manyunk, and a hundred ot her p aces m
several dioves Irom that (luarler iti this , i vt , ,
the New-l.ngland and iNorthern Stales,
where this system is difl’using wealth and
pt-osperity and improving the moral cun-
' di'ion of society.
Hut, ii may be asked, are the circum
stances of our State such as to tender
practicable the introduction of i his sys
tem amotig us r W'^e an-.wer, il;ey are.
I’he hand (jI nature itsell seems to point
liuns in the purchase ofariK les maiiul.u: : Nurth-Carolina as a region of coun-
luied in I .m ujje ;itid at the .N'ori.i, '*tt ui j,.y to inanufa’'toi ics. Ctf.
(jiir ov^ n I aw materials. W bile under i i|,(. ocean by a sand bound cn.jst^
ibis state ol thinj,^s, we have l» en g:uv\-| , ,vers filled w itli shoals and oI)struc-
ing poorer, the manufacturers have been j along their whole extent, and tlieii*
growinir rich. The individual wlio ljuys, inaccessible to lar;,o vcisel. , sho
city, and a good portion of the money
paid f>y the members o! the Legislatiirt'
for their board and hjfl^^iiii;, will be
ried diiectly to the west, in exchange for
all article that v.e can i aise as well at
borne. ^
With all the materials and element ft)r
m.iiiulactnrii.ji: we annually e\pi ml mil-
more than he sells, whose expenditure is
i^reater than his income, S(jon«rr or later
must reach the brink of poverty and
bankrup'cy. 'i'he remark is e(jually ti ue
as to a Slate or community.^' '—
In s‘ttini,' about to aiiicliorate our con-
nevei can be greatly coiiiracrcial. Ou
the other hand, her climate and s»;il arc
e(jual to those ol any of her si^ter .iates.
and she aI)ounds with all the facilities
necessary to manuractui ing arf".
'I’he i'oll()wirii[j may Inj cousii]^,.;(] -s
dilion, the fu st ste"p is to adopi some j the elements indispensable for buildin; -
system thal will enable us to buy less and up and sustaining inanufactui nig e'i'.ab
sell more,—that will eiialjle us to supply j lishments :
uV\c*e .
,i;..^!.ted to the estate c-f T)mi-
l\vtt\w\^ t«v \«\i".ttv'('Vuuta'. 1
SC IM'I.Y of Hr. Chambi r:>’I cK.-bia-1 , I,, i
»td remedy I'or lnlcn>]»er.OKh is lit^ n ’.
\( il, :iml is tor sale al the i’o.>l-0!h-e, at t.K j ^ . ..!i,
Ni w ork prices. _ ;
•)\\\ui \i\weuVs ttuA V»v»\\A» ~i)~dT
I oi^iale, at the Ofticc uf tlic Jwii'i’.al. -I- _ 1;.L. . K1 bt.i _ .
, ..si:d, whose ne'es b v ,
A sted to call uni make ,
; iiivli bteu to ni\ se It, v. ,i'i
)■■ money oiiirbt t' liu.
liia, arc intoriiied tl:ii
1 v.ot hi; (,'ivi 11; as tl...
-.rd he has run oii', I.e ij.
.-. V instance, to ii»\ I .. '
WIi.LlAM S.'.illll. 1
puy-
, but
i. ink at 1 .iVi ll> Vd;.’, r.'ccives it
i;ii::!ts tbi rioti •, i,i't!,e lu. ul bank
ij:.v:* c;.; i.oth- in.r c v. ii. 'l lie on e-
nueii.'.e i 'i.1.;!'.>• t-..i;Llis (‘1 h'T is'.ues
,.:'r '.et.l '.0 'I r. t.or'.b, to nici^t the d( lit
ci . ate.! t'.i' l>;i! 1','.: -('11, .ide the
i',( Ll:s d l.v.;-, a. V- a!'.va\ ^ paid i:i local
1 ..e tli-.S iii.g-in (>n
I tlial ofiiCe, ai c retni iied in o'iict^ :.iiCCC3-
ihis Ulikx. h-iuu oil Uici: L. .'.iiclics, aid
within ourselves, our own wants ami
iiecesbities. And here, we remark, that
in its eU'ects on us, it is all thc^ ^anii;,
\vhether \\e buy Iroin I'ulope. or the
Xorthern Suies. Our u .ide w ith Mu-
rope is llirou.t^h the N'ortliei n C.itie'-, and
the proiits (d that trade, whether out
ward or inward, are ino-.tiv made at the
North. liut liosv is tliis ini[)oi lant revo
lution to be accomplished f—W'e. un-
besitatingl V ansvver—by itiiroducini'
the Manul’actiii ing S)stem into our own
.Stale, aiid lal)iiealifig, at least to the in
tent ofoniowii Wants. W'e jjo further.
Insie.id ol seiulini'; oil at great ex[)> nse ii
traii',[)oi laiiOM, our raw niaterial, convert
it liitii i’..!)i fi at home, and in tluit stale,
Ijiiir; it ;!ito i.iarliet. in ibis way, our
Wall! t)i i.avigation will not be so severely
fell, for It v,ilifo:,t nu iiio.e to send 'dli to
»(..!'/ w01 tb id'ill'.: la!)in:, than it will
1, The rav.' material out of ivl.ich l! »-
arti( les wanted are fabricate, d.
2. 'I'he j)o.ver neces.^ary to f;ive ).■ -
lion to the labour-Kaving ma::l;;ii ; , (,i. -
ployi'd 111 oiatiulav.luiing.
,i. Labour, al prices that w.ll alTr,d
|)i'oflt.
•1. l*ro\isiot.s, ciicap, of gooj ;u.di >
and abundant.
5. Clim r.e, he.iltliy and r.iilJ.
0. Skill and C'. ;)iial.
1. 7a( liai'.'
CoTTiiN.—'1 lie -oil and el;i:i.i'e (-f N'r.ii;, ( ;
roiiiia, I \f( |ji iv.f 1 l.i'111 me’1 II., , ;
vs eII ad'i] V (i t'l i'.c .,To ’. t II () i g e ‘ '.tp i ■
■ind fi.rtli.- |,',i-.'. I\V .r . '.poris c.i' ;.h:s
rro)), a> I.- oi\- ,1, d. n.a\ '. • ( slim 1 ; ' j,.
(tn) bah .. Th.- ep .'I •> oi the 1,.., ,.^mi
pi-i>iioiii-.( I d, l>_', -.,11.1 I t'Ml- n,(i.'.t - !vill :i Hl..::l;-
la'',turel .3 .it ill., Si.- iii, to 1 '■ eiju.d or'-'ip^ .
II) raloc.l 111 ll'.i- I'l'iied .St.iti i fit' tb
.;:id
10. •, J ol II.e
I nil r -.e, I be i'ji.pe!iS(* i
V. ill be di * i.levl aiiicn
N. C li oliii.r, (Kii in;
estiiM.ited to bave shipped lor the Xorib
and i .urt)pe, tlirou).^h In r o.;n ports and
111 be le-,, li 1; as It
a iat ger am ujo
;;0o j ( i .ij) V ears, is
s|u;euh—inat 1-, (■! tie e;jiiiinon .-Ii.j, t j Ic.
1 rbc libie-. at' ni.t s > lon^ . but m ti ,n;,'e ■ i v
I .i.i lii.(r.i!nl more -,il'k_\ ib.ui niiiii. ;• '.oi,lli oV
j V, I. -t. U s.,'( 11.s lo 1 e a pi n,, .p,!.- la l of.oii to
^ ro'a fill. I' ill s ipL ; ii ;oi. > .\ itli, 1 liiiv^
I llu NU \ic.i;i t I l( ]i. !U .'t pr >;;•■■ s> ^
ti ii.b, lost", son.: ib'.i.^f ill La; .b, ii^t i.i.l.- j .{
I U,> til I'.’ll. IIOSS. ■{ h.s .'..W 1I1..U I d. ;i, . .
,1, . , I' 1 ; . . ,, I . , ! .1 Miiuls ;n \tirib-C.\i(iwiia, \v !.e;\’ it I,, i', ■ ii’u’
those ol ber Ms!( r stkitcs, at Ie;:sl /./ , . . •
, , , the ';>p. ii e ot I, .n^pciiath. :. lu'
bah ool eultoll. 1,I>;.1I> li.ousand bal;. . ot la.Mi... die lau r,.aU-ii.;l >mi t!,«
at J^.'O Jjer oa!e, aiiu;l»uls I'j | arc nnu h ini.r,; i.i.;.or'...uLtli in ..l in .jt n.a
Jiut V buL-;>, thui wgi ’di c.a._l_iis-i 'Ijv of t;\.ns|'urvr,: ■