Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1831-11-18
Baltimore AND OHIO RArL-RoAp

WIN glude my steps Alright
AND OHIO RAILROAD
Forty NILES oPEN.-1'he Gazette of yes.
terday evening states the gratifying fact that
the assurances given in the late annual report
of the President and Directors to the Stocks
holders OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road,
that the second and third divisions of the road
would be opened for use by the first of No
vember, have been realized.
In a letter which the editor of the Gazette
has seen from gentleman who performed the
"trip, dated the 3oth inst he saws the Pho
neer Car" passed yesterday Saturday morn
ling on the line as far as to the foot of the in
lclned plane, No. !, at Parr Ridge being dis
lance of 40 miles from Baltimore.
The fourth division OF the road which es1&
tends to the MonocaCy, as well as the inclined
| planes over the Pafr Ridge. and the lateral
road to Frederick, are in such a state of for
wardness as to leave no doubt that the entire
route to Frederick will be opened within tho
month of November.
4 The graduation of the fifth Division, ex~
tending from tho Monocacy river to the Poto-
mac, is nearly completed. except at a single
point of about or 500 yards which will soon
be graduated. and the travelling on the, road
Twill, without any doubt, be established to the
Potamic river within few weeks.
i We believe that the actual distance already
about to be opened, being about forty miles,
embrace the longest line of continuous railway
now in operation, either in this country or in
Europe, and when the road shall be finished to
4 the Potomac river, which will be within FIVE
F or six weeks, the whole distance under track
Il will be about seventy miles, and will give to
r, Baltimore an extent of Rail Road of perhaps
| double the length of any one continuous knt of
: rail tracks in the world.
/ Arrangements are now in train to open the
h road for regular travel. stables having been ere
i rected. and every other facility so far compile
- ted that the entire Western travel can be ac-
ID comodated on the Rail Road in the course Of
e the preent week
/, 1t will be seen by reference to our adverti-
i sing columns that the spirited proprietors of the
n great Western Stages, have established a new
S line between this city and wheeling, which will
e convey passengers forty miles on the Rail Road
d commencing this day, and that on or about
s Christmas the whole of the travel by that line
IS will pass through Frederick, making use of the
If Rail Road between it and Baltimore
n MIR. William Bradford, of Vermont, has d
N horse which he has driven in loaded wagon
v from Montpelier to Boston and back one hum
IN bred times in six years and eight months, the
~ the distance being 40 miles, the horse has
n travelled in that time $4,000 miles. He
leis now about 81 years old, and is pretty good
2 old horse yet.
- A person who had been relating many ins
p, credible stories, Engel present, in order to
.. repress his impertinence. said But, gentle
! linen, all this amounts to very little. when can
~ assure you that the celebrated Able VolgeT
..Ionce initiated thunder STORM so WELL that foI
- miles around the country all the milk turned
n Isour. ..s-,-
y LORD BRouGHAM. The list number of Black
lat Woods Magazine ntimatss fear, lest this extraor
as binary man should completely PROSTATE his intelec
les by his intense and unremittng application to TIN
nd Business of his Office "Casereigh went mad an,
int died miserable. Canning touchedthe verge of mad
ness and the Cord snapt. Brougham is taskng bot
Up intellect and temper 10 pitch far beyond either
rel them.
bic 'sLving always in the world" says Horace Wa
POLE ''akes oheas' unfit for living out of isAsal
;r; ways living out of tides for living in il