THE S T A It .
IAbtrtaa tt ncialt $olum.
UALEK5H. APKIL 18, IBiO.
!- The Elections in Virginia will be held
m Thursday the 2Gth inst-mt. .
The stockholder of this Koad met at
Fayette. ille OB,Si? 1 1 tit instant,; and-organ-iz.-'d.
Kd ward' U Window, Esq. w w elect
ed President. - Resolutions were adopted
.jvuwswitw an opinion favorable to the up
per route, crossing Little river at or near
at or near Watson' Bridge, or by Carlh.-ige,
and through the counties "of Randolph and
Davidson to iu termination; but directing an
immediate survey of hoih routes, und leav
iiiMhi i location to the discretion of the En-
(lie concurrence of the PresM
dent and Directors.
INTERN ,TllRUKMi:NT.
' The Internal Imivw nt Husird v. HI meet
in this City to-day; and tlie Internal Im
provement mating will bohtrld here to-mor-
row, when books w ill be opened to reecii e
subscriptions for the Cciitnd Railroad.
MESCAL CON VEN TIO.X.
This body met in the Capitol, in this
i . i : I u.. .1...
uwintment of Dr. P. J. Hilt., President;
and Dr. W.: J f, M.;Kei:, Secretary. We
tliatl publish' the proceedings in our next,
i io.spitaIiTx) it i'tTe iNSAn::
The Commissioners to fix upon a suitable
bicatiou for this institution, met in this City
on Monday. We have not J cl .learned llu
" Tcsull bfthcir aifflri!ir- -
We have taken no part -in the controversy
in which Mr. Sm:rAHhas involved him
self u uh Mr. Stanly, but we cannot forbear
in cxDjfMf our astonishment to find, in his
"1i;Mm1ihlt3Sli5if -6f the 3rd -April ra wosl ridi
eulou and " unfounded attack, .upon Mr,
Dadoer, calling ltim "a Southern man v illi
Northern feelings," etc. The most rabid
enemy of the Whig cause would scarcely
have ventured to throw out such slang as
this; and Mf. S. must certainly-have felt
himself in the last stage of a dilemma, when
he got his own consent to use it,
3RD DISTRICT.
- A meeting of the -Whig was held m U
nion connty, on the 3rd instant, at which res
olutions were very properly 'adopted, re-
in the town of Monroe on the 8th of May,
for the purpose of nominating a Whig candi
date for Congress. We hope tin? people in
every connty will promptly hold mv?iing
an! send d 'legates to tliS ioiticrfti''Jii.' ' "' "
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
TbkaKoeiaiioii. incorporated bv an act
r r n -
operation in this City. A list of its offi
cii will he stten, by refference to the ad-
vcrtitiiMiifni in another column. We under
stand that u number of policies have been
issued already, and thit tho eompany o
poiTs business uu.L;r very . f ivorabU aur
pices. We regard it as onc.of the most val
uable .institutions in the Slate.
APPOINTMENT OF MARSHALL.
We hud barely room lant week to an
nou.me tlio appointment of Gf.orob Littlk,
Esq. to the office of Marshal for the Dis-
-trieU-of- North Carolina,. ,.WeB0W;ake
pleasure in saviuir. in thadaocvaire of the
Register, a more acccpta appointment
could not have been made. Mr. Littlk'i
minent business talent and high-toned in
tegrity of eharactcr, rondcriiig.hiui peculiar
ly qualified (ir tho float.
rP The rav'tuijpi uf the Lorj "Foeo pa
P .ajiaiU " pwKfripiiMii "are quite natural.
" X rn ieh iltv tiilt-r tfsw
M Y Hh ufjiuiuri 4 llw la K
. - .....
i an irocs r,r wiat tt iK worth just notl.-
i ig at au. itu people are aatiHiietl flmt old
. icli is tlmne, anl ju ili continue lo do riht.
It was ipwi .here by all girlies font h
North Carol iiwt atMl'the- uppointment of
Mr. I.UUC wiH bo warmly approved by tho
i,..iuSii. at, ai:itHC..'lllOSS Ol JJlO
laniLirl. - . i
THE NEW YORK E LECTIO X."
- The Whigs have gaincvVi great irinmph
aver the Coalition of LcK-ofoco and AUoli
Roniats. Tliey liaq elected the Mayor
( Woodhull) by biVf,2dd majority. They
have also elected three Judge of the Srpe
rior Cmm, two Judge of s.hrf Maria Court,
'"d 27 out of I a Aldermen.
"U Br; k'Tt anj AU tny: UkwitrTda
Whsa.) :'kv;J f4ijrntsl iriitjnph. -
PROSCRIPTION'.
The Democrats aie-hwiwlady.JCrylnjj
out sgainst President Taylor for appoint
ing Whig ia plac of Democrat to office!
What makes this the more rediculoua in
our neighbor the Standard, is, that that paper
in 1943, held and ottered tlwTfidlowing en
timentsou Uiw vtry subject,' approving in
the strongest terms, the course of Mr. Polk
in turning out Whigs and Tylerites.---
Ilear him: .''""
"Truly tho poisoned eup it comlngWk to
Whig lips! No Democrat denies that Mr.'
Polk is making removals. lie is turning
out Wings Pand TyTerlU-V who brought their
nowers into conflict with tho freedom pf
elections, aiid putting in theft placss caps
WettfdifuHfcno-
bound to do ibis he is doing and this he
will continue to do. But he is not proscrib-
imr. Ha found in oflk-e many pewoua who
were either corrupt or ineompeteit, and.
without nass'm? any judgment upon their
opinion as freemen, ho dispensed and is
dispensing with their services, and -filling
ud their nlacfs with such as ho believes
wilt tpprove themei fliful tnileowj-!
tent public servants.
A nil it this to be denounced as an offence!
Is a Chief Magistrate, fleeted to uks care
nf the pnblic funds, and to administer the
laws rigidly and righteously, to bo condemn
ed mid denounced because he asserts and
exercises the liberty of choosing his own a
gents, -nd of putting into practice Ihe $alu
taru. rule q rulalion in offittf''
S.C.mniatt
How ra?i any Democrat, in the face of
this, fsy ono Word against President Tay
lor's administration, should it oven bring
ihe head of every democrat under tho axe?
Oen Taylor Goiua North.
The Albany Evening Journal, of Friday
say: 'Gov. Fish has received a letter
ot,Vtasluflgtou giving J j-nlgrecabk :
infor:n.ttion that President Taylor wilj
atttend our next State fair at Syracuse.
Incendiary Dcnmenm.
Tjio'-'- XomWr-'frafb; rof the Tth
instant says that the mails have racently
groaned under the weight of infamous in
rendinry publications whjch have bei n
senUuoSouih-arolmJ the North.
We have not heard of any ScTng scnt in
to this quarter. ' " "- -
A R IhTaTIjeTh if 1 1 E R MAN N,
New York April 13. 6 P. M.
The Ocean.Sieam Navigation Company j
steum anip Hermann lias-junt arm od . here
after a passage of 10 days having left South
hampton on on the evening or the 26th ul
timo. She brings 120 passengers and a-
valuable cargo of freight.
At the time of her sailing the European
markets were very little changed. Fumb
had slightly, risen oil the 2 tth ulu The
last quotation of Consols was 0I.
The Produce market was dull, though
prices -remained-unchanged.
At Liverpool on fho 24th the sales of
Cotton were 8500 bales, at firm prices
Irt IlaVfe thfi Cotton market experienced
a alight reaction inxonscquenco of the Eu
rope's advices.
Business in tho French manufueturing
towns' was improving, and an active Spring1
tradelwas eonlidenUy unticipated.
The political affairs of tlie nation .were
assuming a more . exciting aspect. A
change was expected in the French Minis-
11-lUt. SMI V
RAILROAD ITEMS.
The Pittsburgh Post states that measures
arc on foot to obtain from tho Legislature of
Pcnylvanfa,a . charier "to mate, a R'aiTroail 1
Ironi Pittsburgh, to Wheeling,
The South Carolina Railroad is doing a
most prosperous business. Tho Charles
ton Mercury slates that during the month of
March the revenue from ifs operations a
mounted to upwards of one hundred and
thirty one thousand dollars.
Tho Georgia Railroad is equnlly prospe
rous. The Augusta Chronicle says--"The
financial year has just closed and .we
are inlormed the net profits tho past year
will amount to at least 9320,000, after pay
itig interest on the debt and all the ex pen
es of the Road. This is over 14 percent,
on the capital (which his now only about
9j,223,000,) andwould be 8 per cent, on
four million dollars",
We call the attention of capitalists to the
fact that the proposed North Carolina cen
tral Rail Road will beoome a part of this
great Una of rail road, and will be tlie con
necting link between the North and South
and it will undoubtedly by equally a profi
table! at least as cither the South Carolina
or Guorgia toad. It certainly offers strong
inducements fo eapitalsuf.
Wo learn from the Lynchburg papers that
a large meeting of the citizens of that town
was held oiv.Thursday lasl, to hear an ad'
! flress from Judge Wm. Daniel in behalf of
tka Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. The
Virginian sayf, the speech was ablo and in
terestjiig, aud gave .entire tatisfaetion to all.
At its conclusion the subscription book
were opened, and upwards of 40,000 dol
lar worthof stock taken.
Tbir Washinfien Union asserted the oth
er day, thattfiere wero but few Whig r
moved from tho department at WaahingtoB
durwjthe admi-tiOonof Mr. Polk. An.
replyo which.'tho National Wbij pnbluh-
Uat of (hi politic f tbr 4boniiBt
in tk Dep-trtments. whiob ttsndj thtil
VSh:g., W, Loco fpeo, 530.
As our render may have forgWnfj't
numbers vf tbe several, Congreawonal dis-l
C.T-"i ."rr trrTy-gjcr-rLi'-M vi-. lr-t-
tritu and the
counties "oFwliicirthey are
composeJ, we
subjoin an exhibit jif tlie
present trrangement : ; . .
1. Cherokee, MaconT Haywood, Tlunr
combe. Henderson, Rutherford,
liurke, Yaney, Cleveland, aud
- CaldwelL
S Row in, Davie, Surry-, Ashe, Wiliel,
Catawba, and Ireuttll.
3. IJncolo, Gatton, Mecklenburg,
Cabarrus, SlanlVvtrnibn, .ViTson,
Montgomery Moore, and Ui h-
nionu. .
4. Stokei. Jui!dfor(U Davidson Ran
dolph, and Rockingham.
4. Gran vill-Orange,. PersorCasott,4
raLl.jttttlttHii i-
0. Halifax, Warren, Frankhnr Waker
Johnston, Edgeeomb, and Nash.
7 BUden, Brunswickr Columbus, Du
plin, New Hanover, Onslow,
Sampson, Robeson and Cumber
land, 9. Wayne, Carierst, Qrrenc, Pitt, Irf
noir, Ujaulort, Jones, Hyde, Cra-
U. . Martin, , lierlie, Hertford, Norlli
ampton Gates, Chowan, Perquim
ans, Pasquotaut, Caiadcn, and
Currituck.
THE CABINET.
The "Xiilohir Intcliigeneer, referring to
tlie rumors fd intent ions in the Cabinet,
says there is not, and never at any moment
has been, the' "sli gli test Toil nda lion for any
such itafeinent. It adds that there has
never exsiated in this Government, a mcrt
harmonious Cabinet. The gentleman who
compose it are pursoasl friends, with an
entire agrccnicni ou all the great point? 0f
poliiuialfaiUu - ' - - -
fThe Nalional Whi" says, that it
non made m a certain quarter, that the
Postmaster General had established a rule
in his department, that- no one eonnented
with the press should receive a post office
apyointmcnf
A NEW EPIDEMIC
A mysterious sickness prevails jn Mil
htiry.attd...Sutto
Medical Journal deecribs thesymptoms
thus
The-hati; nt is . ied a itl. a erere rnld
and thivering, and in (a few moments bc
coihcs iuMiwiblc. Afier this the patient
complains of his head and back, There
hat been one ease of death in lest than 12
hours; others have lived twenty four of thir
ty six. hours, and ono raso continued two
weeks. In Suttr n a man 40 or 50 years
of age, one nf tlie -overseers of the poor,
was taken as he was ou the point of going
to meeting and died on Monday. There
have Iccmwenty -death-4n- the two to Wiia
ophis malauay; ' "
, A'merchant of Boston was seized upon
'Change, on Monday with precisely similar
symptoms, and was carried to his home in-
At a Meeting of the Board of Commis.
sioners for this City, on Saturday evening
last Messrs. A. B. Slith, Lewis W. Peck,
and A. F. Hughes were appointed Auction,
eers for the present year; ami McssrV. C.
7V. D. Ilute.bings, William V. Upchuroh,
and William White were appointed Asses
torrof C iry-propettys'
Stnte $erip.
The Public Treasurer ofJWfh Carolina
is prepared to isuo State scrip, the Act of
the late IegUIature directing him to bor
row money to the amount of $200,000.
MUTUAL INURTnCE COMPANY
Mr John C, Patridge has been unani
mously elected by the Directors as Sec
retary to the North Carolina Mutual Insu
rance Company, in plaeo of Mr James F.
Jordan, resigned. Mr Jor Ian has accepted
the appointment of Secretary to the North
Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company.
" Proscription;-"
It is amusing, and sometimes disgusting,
to hear the Democracy complaining of pro
scription by the present Administration.
For more than twenty year they have
enjoyed every office worth having under the
Government, tnd they now have brought
themselves to belieTe they-htrrea fen sim
ple right to all the offices, aud are disposed
to treat a A trespasstr any Whg who may
get in . office, , ft is high time that these
! ;enlry who patriotically desire a life
ong term in the service of their country
should be taught the doctrine of rotation in
office" is not altogether theory; and if we
are not mistaken, they will Icatn the lesson
before six months have gone by. W urge
no promiscuous or ruthless proscription, nor
do we believe that any such will be prac
tised dy General Taylor Administration,
But we have a right to believe that with a
Whig jCdmininlrttion ws shall not witness
the spectacle of a Democrat in the posses
sion of every office worth $100 a year. We
claim for our party a tharo of that which
ihe Demoeraey have heretofore monopolize
M'. Tliertr aw enough' DNfffidtratar in office
who bare acted unworthily to make room
for a leasouable number of competent and
honett Whigs, and wc have reason to believe
that ii! due tin r snili room will be made.
Then brawling politician (men who even
denied i Gen Taylor military rapacity)
rosy befftito pact pp. -for lhejr-will cer
tainly Taivrx. .
, '. Pi-Tra-'tfao IvTctLiocfritt. .
OR- TIIT T8.
I.NTKRN IL lMPRoVKMIiNT.1
aJEIOTat:Iaifiirnii!tnumlH
give f aktfrof me jHiii
lion, wnicn wmiiu oeanoniett oy ine nro-
doaed North Carolina Rail Road, in eon
junction with ihe navigable streams of the
state. W there attempted to ahow that
no other plan would secure so safe and easy
communication between larger portion of!
our eiutens, or be of more praetiejil utility
.to the State at large. Wi Jt a central lo-
4elityr iif a position l eommaiid h laeper
share orthft trade of the richest parte of the
State, having a tendency to concentrate Ira.
ding interests of out Slide, in aome of our
seaport towns, and "mui luakhig" us,to a
great extent, a commercial pwloit offeri
eV'ery mdHeement to the enlightened anrfpa
triotteTOK'TOdherWxw
State, to embark In an enterprise which
w ill add much to their sources of income,
an4 wilt eventually prove profitable in
vestment of capital. Wc propose in this
number, to point out the reasons uhich in
duce us to believe that this will be a projit
afble nndcrtnkmg t those who' am disposed
to embark in it. To do so, it may In ne-ecijwy-Ui-advejt
to.jluj.-'fiMjiraphU-al -hmo.
tion of the State, her climate, produciioin;,
minerals, sources of revenue to capital, Lt.
Ac. &?. j
T.be bounties in the extreme eastern, sec
tion, of the State produce corn and wheat
luxuriantly, so much so thai they may lie
called the Egypt of the" State. Large for
ests ofpitie occupy this portion of the State,
and give to commerce the. great staples of
tiie KihIp, tar, pitdi and turpentine shd to
gether with Itinilwr, derived from th:?' ey-jin-ss
and juniper swamps, pivc employ
luent to the larsrest portion of the active cap
ital aim labor ol this section. 1 hits can nev
er be expected to aiUI any Hung directly to
the income of the proposed road, by wav
of freiuht, xince lunilier would not lier rid
roiitt trnnsportatioii, even if it were more
convenient than water, Which is not ihe
ease, and it will never affect the intr-re.M.j. of
eai inuucncc which tne various orauencs oi
trade hai e upon each otlier. Yet a large
revenue may be exjieeted from the other pro
duets of thU section of die Statr, wbieh are
not within a convenient distance of "any. of
the navigable streams, and can make the
convenience of Jransportaiion thus afforded
thera the reason for entering more1 fullv and
innrA jit Ifiniii t'riYi- till., ffin iTinii. Lfi?if.lina
m hie h- will pwv
itubld whran t pretenleil from being so, by
rdistaiiee from market, a too large supply or
: inonl -sUgnalion in trade. , Men are not
apt to produce more than thoy enn dispose
of to advantage, their very inability to profit
by their mwinms; -driving t hem iirtO"ome-
thing else, more certain and more lucrative.
The land in this section of the Slate is level
and therefore giving additional inducements
to larger portions of territory to transport
their produce to the proposed road for the
purpose of sending to market '
1-arther back, in that part of the Slate, to
which alack water navigation doe not and
cannot extend near tlie capital of the State,
and south and north of it, are raised corn,
! wheat, cotton, tobacco, in abundance; all of
which very Tcadilr bear transportation, and
yield a profit to the producer. It is by no
means, a valid objection, here, to ay that
tlie binds )ii this part of our State, are not so
.jyfl"iQ?Y, .fb.wwjbn!lit,itt
other State anil countries, yield Largo re
tunistp the toil of tlie husbandman, and con
sequently give employment to those in tho
carrying trade. At well might Georgia have
said, our central road shall netor be built,
because it will run through tbc pine, barrens,
and thus' have no prospect of being sustained;
and yet she found those very poor wxito
nine lands amone- the most fertile in all her
Is-wliiBtJto
rfttirilflb find oth-
er modes of profitable culture, which will
cause them to render a fair equivalent to cap
ital and labor, and make central North Car
olina to blossom tike tlie rose, and be what
she ought, by her position and gifts of tia
ture, to be, the centre of refinement, of tal
ent and wealth of the State. Jet not the
incredulous smile at this assertion, for no
one will deny the great probability, nay, the
almost absolute certainty, that the increase
in demand, through all this region, for the
products of the soil, and tlie readiness with
w hich every thing that is marketable, mav
be carried off to the place of demand, will
seriously influence the farmers and planters
who live on these poor hill of sand, to a
liandon the destructive mode of culture they
now employ, and turn their attention to im
proving lands, which a good Providence has
richly blessed with great and speedy trecu
pcrativc. powers, u Lime and plaster maybe
readily supplied to the farmer at a low rate
and the road will see that it is to it interest,
to make thn freight on such articles merely
nominal, so as ultimately to secure a larger
share of agricultural products for transpor
tation. r I-ook si the last census, and even
it imperfect detail will satisfy any one that
much more in tlie way of freight would be
carried over this part of the road than many
ere accustomed to admit. Ask a farmer
why he mis1 such a small quantity of dif
ferent kind of grain, ami why ho does not
make more for market, and be will readily
reply, . the rout of wagoning will exceed
tbevalue of l product, and tliu bi. Jftbor
will be spent in, vain. Givehiina hope of!
getting a fair price for what lie make with
out abstracting all the profit by way of freight,
and he will not hesitate to go" into farming
more extensively and scientifically. Look
at the country through which the great West-' cc
'eiftfrMoTMai sji ihrtf'jpi
fine-farms, and verdant landscapes, mingled
with tli richest hues of nahir and arU anil;
think what ha mad It so. Was it tttl E
den, made by God, for tho1 hnrdj, indu.C
Providence paint that landscape) in the wiM
wood of nature wilh all thr varied hnt front
rnous ana tirtuous pioneers 01 pi igious ami exert upon mm? various nnnenn ni inaui o uw ,i'"- : - -
civH Iiberty,to receive as the reward of their try, In our honlw, the new kind, of Interest' J
many tod.nd tmvalionsI-DiJ the haiidof 4tiH i?reau,llie additional liiiuulu it. tt lit TJr,,l.'" ,b . tTT-l YXTZ
m a' 1 "' .t .
JVAs that jiUkf
We also lntrndtow.irest fit hat
The earlirt't hislwiaii wpl inform, u that kitxn,ttnl to e.immatl, as us'tbeKwU
rnekyt suidyl eb;ined her sjiore, anhjr,,f , bein-jjble W crropficaqees,
that of ail ommtrteH, none had a liursTter, sour-. fuy.: vjj. : 0rier roa3.f hi thia "line. Tin
er soil, than that which was found in h r,u'.J,f, y fmiifij otic, tiilflwuM isseM
trnitory oll'lUe ocean. Hnnprdk4 W,iIm M ima'hating uiteront to Qiejy Nonh PtrolU
she ha a climate unequalled by any- ui tlMVj,ai. wwt!ver diflfiw;! v it piav be 4unijH!itr'
SooiJicrn 5bU- for " it net tniyT '" ,
have a faint picture of whatNattoM Fi:m done ;
fotAIassaehutte.. liiL
She has built rb-iuV, opened fanaU, htiprovsf 2.ns to the aitbjet, ' - V 'T
ed her rivrrs, made all tier small .stream .-- ft will be poreetvcil tnat we iare entire. -navigable,
taken the lead in all the iniprovi v omitrl all mention of an imjiortant ar
meim of the age-, and exeeUe-l in all lw a oW prwhieed" m abumuHtee- it otir borders,
auoniaiiti iiignuy a eominonurann. .tay,auj cxununvcly imported to other countries.
not North ('arotina b the same? AU ! but
it will bo said, tin: i so roon, sun has
xoiTTiiran.iTr, sue has not thf-capitai.;
and can it brvpecied tliat her meaus will
II . !,l I I I t - I
rejwiinye.ery s-iimc aui'njjagTjnerirpm
these eniliarrai'.siiienw which we kiimv luvvo
So long httitjf. over her.' t'an she increase
ii vahr of reqj anil personal estate, can her
tnmV t ith her neighbors be enlarged, or bef
MuiHieiTyjU tM
folding her arms, in a stain of qui-t ease, and
saying, wr. ahi: a hlorioi i oj state, we
are hailed amongst our sisters, as a pattern
of honesty and moral w orth, tiid looked up
toby tlio peoplo if the I rnion, as a mhil of
unpretending merit f Will this serve us in
ourd iV of neeessitv W ill thi increase,
our capitalf Will tldi give us ait opportu
nity 01 enlarging ihe demand for labor and
"ho product of the soil! Far from it it
wiH sink ns deeper into tlw .1'lgypiiiiii bon-1
Uage of poverty unu ruul luaii we liavc al
ready gone, aiid iniikP'tH a bVcword and tl
reproach, in the - rcpuMie, an evsniplc of
sliaineful vicglectaml -ihu r disvegarJ of our
own iuteresin, a uionuinrnt of inactivity, a
statue of indolence, to rcjnind oilier jo.f jhff
rock on which we split. North Carolina
has the lone and sinew, the nersr vcrauce
and the eiifrwy, ilio ivtur.d eanahiliiie.s; and
all that is now wani'iii'Ms l!ie h.uld of art to
emvCTan'd asiisr V 1iatXtTnirigira-rit.ttrM
her. Fanners of central C-fmilinn what
say yoii fo thif Your brethren of tbe West
are up and doing, they arc eager, to join
VotHii this work and wi Ui'be knit in vou
bv bands of iron, which will draw ebmcr
and strengthen the cords of aff. c'.ion, w hich
now unite yon t .ig'-thcr.
Hut we hare vaiidi?rM -irSxii th.- tmint we
Jiad iu view. "Rant into tntiu-o tuurs, it
hid fores'-on th : ilay w!i -a
"Ocrc.uiitr)-l mil wilb weattlij
And prop'rlj ihum it to ilir twain,
Plos'tJ stiil unwro ieJ in guaiJrU tit'
w hen our ImiWs should be filled w ith
th-ms1 of iii-iny nations, . when . our riv
ers sliould bs crowded with signs of busy
and prospering trade, and every community
should giyc those evidence of thrift and
prosjieriiy, tvhioh b;pea!t an indiisirious
ami energetie people, .We hope wc will be
pardoned the digression, ai we straved into
pheasant fields. ' We v ill uoiv return to our
original plan. ------ - t
Retiring farther back into the Slate above
tlie falls of most of our streams, we arrive
al a soil different in quality and kind of pro
duct! from any wc have licAiro . seen, with
a substratum capable of sustaining, and im
proving the richest coat of soil that' can be
superimposed; it yields to no country and
, no Suta in ibA
productions, or fn tho inexhaustible supply
which may be drawn (ts-.a it. leaving the
sands and pine forest, it gradually and pleas
antly rises into an undjlating and moderate
ly hilly region, affording every variety of
scenery to plea.'ie the ve, anJ vrv biducc'
ment to exertton wbicli the hanj of iiiiTustfy
can require. It, further on, rises higher, by
deffrees. until it expands into lite lolly sum
f tersperseifat'hort irifervalsV with tho nob
basins of rivers, only w aiting for the hand of
art to rescue them. Irom their ceaseless and
tiresome flow of w aters, to the useful pur
pose of life. Hero you will find the soil
teeming wilh all kinds cf vegetables, fruits
and grains in unrivalled abundance which
are now of as much value as. "pearld Mst
before swine.' ' No Stale fail boast of finer
lands for wheat than may be found here,
with water pmvrr sufficient to supply mills
enough lo manufacture to any extent dcsiri
ed. Here too may be found other produc
tions of the soil in all the luxutiaiice. and
abuiulauce of the South aud WestTobacco,
Cotton, Indian Com, in addition to 'the
great staple Wheat, all constitute a list of
productions uneqi'allcci by any other coun
try of ike same extent.' Do Aiese things
speak any thing ia favor of tho plan under
consideration? Can Any inference be made
from these thing in regard to die success
and maintenance of the roadf Look at the
last census and tec if we err In bur asser
tions, and think for yonrsolf and determine
whether we have spoken correctly;-- Con
sider tlie increase, m activity, energy, do
maod and supply .which wili be a necessary
consequence of the construction of this road,
and decide for yourself whether jherc iV &
probability of it being profitable, so far as
these products rait make it so, ai an invest
ment, to the stockholders, or as a eonven-
ience to Ac State, Wc feor not tlie renift
of your candid and cartful invcsiigmion.
as cure as oay iouows nirnr, ana tigui ins. ;
Esl darkness, sq sure wilj Investigatimi sat.
fy any ono of the mik' of our uV ductK.ii9,"
and of the Mcetty tf .aomplihinR tha
work. We bay not meaOoaed many
things which will undoubtedly produe a
large, perhaps thx tmoctt part f th in-
come of the road, because we wished "to '
pSiritoutlni nmabirf. mee
A J n -
increase, anu DCTnuuiyttogmargft y.l.CT.nai-J!piWonjCTif. AT "ruts WtSTatig tofi;
have upon Ae farmer. the ne aoi sinew gJftX5 "
of the land, wi far a hisowa production vntjT w; lt9 tt tb Pbo-nlt 1tTnuf
eonocrncd. WeexpetJt,ineubsennentnutn,' .-,1-. iu, e.wbm'cJ-tl. Si Ur' Maw-
bcV. to notice briefly ih Influence it will
give to tabor, ami the extent m wlitch it will.
ir.e;easr eaiiul ir, ir. a.'aor th - prob -
-S""t" f
-iMl.".tintj.iiw4. .all. the 4liini -
Ib iitorti iiMporiaii') so'cht "
I ill u.. ill I. im iiui i m kri ii i7i.lv ue ii'i
or liowevrr feebly"" aJUfc- yinctuity of
nurnosn will. stlcL-h aeoonliHt to n.-i in
We 4id so, bceausc! ir supposail that nic;
toul4 mncr bo tnmsportcu in any quantity
over the road, as the point at which' it is
nnslueed is far below th heed of slack wn
.
sequent!) h would liavo no oilier fTcct up?-
on Hits scheme, than t.'iat reefprocru bearing
which all brandtr of commerco and trailv
Cxereiso tpwan) oaeli others f ' ,
Norhavo wo poken of tliiv immense
niuitaticaouitCR of thjjty
tlioHtf nf any part of the nonuurot, and wili
have no uniinportaut aharo ia raising this.
Mad to a work of putJia utility and lasting
d.y.Wtnge..tto; ..yLtJtX.Md ' ' ,
may be said In regard to it mat we forbear
.fo.rrtiop.rewnt7;u ' . DALETlt.
ca pTTg. W. CALD W ELLT
llic above n.iiiicd gentleman It aunnun
red' in the Jcffcrsouiait as an llJefitiieHt
Candidate for (!ongret,"'"r. " :
j..' bbl ..jut
MAUUIED, . ,
la tliit City, on Tuesday , ryoklnj J.0iU
lusimt, by the Ksv. ut. alafuu, Dr,
Charles 1U Johnson tit Miss I'ranoe L,
diMghtet "of OorrJaraet ffedell;-----"-
la tViUy cauntv.TrniiKki-,en the lirl uU..
TliM4t-itrtK -thf ime 1 of- litef3riVfifv-"
Irum t rfikliu county, W . U. .i v
NORTH rjkKoilV.i';w
Mlvta lfc 1 n4ur nncB Ou.
"IN DISTRESS WB SrCUOIl,
A COMPANY wWi the aboye lidc, har.
been Cbanertd at'thn fatt session
of lli i ejWtiur nf lhi rtm ttij tlx rvistuii. .
miulred in siil C'tmrtrr ( vix. Aiuh()ijon fot lu, -
stiuaca. wi wi.uuaiiaaMca.iwy.mi.pitt
t'o.ni:.y bs lern pfsmx.J ly Ihe sppoinf
uicrit or us r.jliuwini, riivert taJ t tuni I'uli.
fit, "' " " ' ' ' ,'' '
UH. VH& E. JOI1N30X Pnwitsit'-" 1
wii.i.iam u luytviHHi, Vicjwki.i
J.VMBs F. JOIIUA.X Mrrr art s ,
Of WILLIAM II 'MelCBe-.MeiNed GlMblMf
IIKNBV W. MILL Kit. AtMmrjrf'j 1
lr. CII VS.E. JditXrtOV lu,,,-,,.,.
ui ... ... ........... ...
i. rich it.wvvoorv
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ClUliulliUtUlU
J."- HEntHI AX. Osneril As.ii. V r
'i'liU Uixnpany , b rccJ ibf m lifcai-rtt
ebsrwr 'that btirvcr liern juntctl" I say IW.
nsnv of a liullir chr-trr. Im tnf 3m In lb t -
IliOTl '' V "-""".':-t. .wt--ic;'i:-tj-...-:-
Tli ia tteetiiMi of iV ..Vt f tiifJiwtiop'
ij ibt itis bntal nny latur bis
(ut tlm tM ut tiJ benrlti H bt wife or rbiUt . .
ud, in cms of Ute death f tb umtutnl, thmo.
tliui kS!eiibrl thull b i.l arrr W lb wit nt
ettil-lrtti, or lb' ir gatrdun, if under ttff, lar kv w
Ul'lr UM.rre from at) tht ellm of ths r t-
, rs.cfiia' ir .of h , tiqibaml or nj pf. fiiK -
Itar f "tW provision ttd nnmmcirt
The DoiiJ bv also uVtermlftrl in luiara U
lire of sUvc, n4 (bit being alnrswt lltf tb
wealth of tb poopl of ihli tatr, a Urg busiatw.
U resinbl)r anticipate J. ' ' '
Any Informatinn rrcpecthif 1b flnelptel tt
ih Ctwipsnt wi'l ! furiiibtl by ibt BetmtrJ
uy 4tttit. vim-uJZL'm -JZ .m-J
JAMESr. JOKDAN. Sttrttarg.
itivigh. April ,t,i8t :;,":.;,-:
ItC l AJU Dr. tl-KKl t
AQhlCVLTURAL UXD HOHTlCVl.Tl'
Jf,1T. iMFt.KMRXT (J.I)itV GJtJSX
rtht.n .iso flow tut serd,
ltlAUKtST stTnuBr. 1014
PHILADGLPUU.
FFRR fof aU ai. attnsis s-iwIoimiI t
FAHVf snl OAHUEN rMM.EVHiV
rJ9EKBi, ttmsfeling in part vt tb frllvwiiif,
,. -' . " f ' '
Pfr ti Mars ritenteo
4Y' :1 ' X drsoghlself sbsrpraiag. rigU
"tnd left band, autwoil an W.
Tft3-afirJ hill, W II BfiL ANU SWiNO
If PLOIK3U8. with points an-i
gTr-yru-l' swonf and thoOugk
t r TSSTss j parioed and bardMtd, ibar,
100 sew ot tsndba of.so been ptengbed whk
a tingle tel. , . , "
. Tb plosfbs sr eaMimetrl eTtnt b smm.
tislvsod tb highest finis mad tm mm of draagU
l rjnans0ai, Ik fseili'y with wMek their
point and sbsrrs ar lomeJ sad tbsrpNwd, . I'i
rtdieaiioB nf wscd and iba thoroagb cttttttatitMa
of lb iwtL tbtf Unl . ttnrivaUd In tb nrtit
They ar warranted to give pfcifcrt HtUfution t
fair trial r lby sas be tttureed, sad tb none
refund d. '" ; '; . . i..,,.., t
. T tbcM Plmjs wr aarardtJ twmtv rnsta
raiMivMs it trial match dating b ptt jir,
p'ovUi inconttttsbly ibif grat aaiperiastiv ce
Hbir nanwroas eompttitof. V
Iinpravtd Cultlvstnra, wiia )cl itetbt lisrrowa,
WfjolviDS Kor' RskM; Agrkatittrst PatMrf
ud esutJroiwi Corn.Mill.t (agat Mitlij d Pli'.
ttr; Corn IMantars, ChctM I'rswK-i, 04 Vukrs
Ilovey's Bplrd Hty. 8'rsw, 4 t"ilk I'tn.
ter.'Cora HbcHsni Craru'. rttal F a JUi:, snJ
th approved pnr
(Spain AtnVMpberio Jlswel thni eonstruc.
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lei iit w q tntnAfr m wmnt im .
er en b r0KeJ kbV froov k lt.l;
Chm i tiwrfw iHit in i.
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h'thfe Spades.'" bar ..
manur, f.. Scjib, uowliesbfisr (jFinsn.t
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rikv 0l td -Ttn Puiti lion, Qm,
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