The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-01

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The operation occupied proiably one u,su,,
end sas attended with less pain than blaes..,, I.
,ha arm Neither pain nor infammsf,an -.
followed, and With this eye aha, aided by -,
I can read aud recognize ias faces Of sar if,srs.
Ia few days, | shall return to NV fe.ilsnss !.
Csbarrus county. | make this eammunie,s,,.
in o spira Of fhahkfuluoss 10 that Bein, ~,
goodness aud mercy have followed me All Il,
days. and y th The hope that my ca ample ana yoi
fortune. pray stFerd encouFage iaeut to ether.
ioaT friend, JOHN PnlFEg.
--Ra!sigA Kfgisisr.
"W WHAT BENEFIT IS THE RsLrIaH AgbG,t.
roS RAIL ROAD 10 rue fARHrs p
We have frequoD,ly had this auc.,ion|
pot 10 Us by The enemies Of this road. nj
+ that thcy wished information, 10, by vay
of introducing tina, stale ard old areunet.|
OF theirs, which facts have long ago .efa.
ted, . that this Road benefited none bil thc
merchants and citizens Of Rale,eh.a We
are enabled by a statement Il the presi5sr,I
OF the Company 10 give our farmers lome
idea II tho injustice done to tic Road I'D
these enemies, aud 10 demonstrate n,stel
fully to them It's vast Importance and ees.
eral utility During the moalh u APRIL
there were transported TO al,rsbufg. On,
thousand fro hundred hogshedds of r.
bGcco tbree hundred and thirig.HI bsleI|
II Cotton besides a great variety II
other articles. The Tobacco and Cotiea
weighing one million FIVE hundred and 81.
ty.e,ghi thousand four hundred and elgl,y.
two pounds. There were also transported
outward, during the same time, Salt. lro
MoiassesS, and other Merchandise Of W.
ous descriptions, amounting IN weight bI
one million one hundred add hileer taoas.
aud fouF hundred and thitty.ilye pounds
forming an aggregate Of fro millioa M
hundred and serenfg TIRE f4ousdad Hiar
hundred and arcaitcn pounds
We believe the prica II Wagouage frem
this CI,y to Petersburg has never heeo les
than one dollar and twenty live essh pr
hundred pounds, sud generally above ihsl
sum. We ais0 understand that seventy.
five eetts Is about the loves; price tor
hauling from t,ns,ou 10 Petersburg. Tax
ing it Tor granted therefore, that onc dol-
lar per hundred would be fair average
Cor the wholo line, tho aboys menuaucd
produce and merchandise would cost 10
haul II IN wagons 10 Petersburg, twenty
4iN thousand seven hundred ard thirty .nide
dollars seventeen ccnis. Taking also To,
average rate of the Rail Road charge, q.
I, FIVE cents per hundred, il would co.'
fourteen thousand seven hundred aua 81
dollars ftiy -four cents. Difference 80 ia'
yor Of the Rad Road, tvtirs Aousan5 iA'r
~ iiro dollars aud ariy f1ree otH'- whoa
- saved 10 the community IN a sINeib
MONTH
After tins who will have the hardiho@
10 question the advantage Of the 6s.'oa
Road to the Farmer as well ss The hef'
chant - Rdieigh Sidndnrd.
There IS now wanting only l~o OF illiee
links 10 complete the long hne oil Ra.
Road from Hdiae TO North Carohna--2l
miles Of which is between Hartford aAO
Springfield and fifty males from Var ne
ren ford 10 The State Line Of Mr. iTh'
making an entire line from BuilaIo on 'h'
west and Portland on the cast 70 ihe w
of Wazhington--in length Of over lOVo
miles when this ~ completed, we ba'c ~
ron line from the ca>i 10 the wes'' noi''
10 south and outh.wcst, Of continued lln''
with tho exception Of about 30 miles I'V'''
Warrington 10 Fredericksburg, w. T"
nearly 2nn0 miles. Hartford CdTdA''
Silk.--If il requires q quarter o. ~, ~
acre Of land (says the Cleveland hei'o
io'ptoduce whea, sufficient l0r oac pai''
of -four worth five dollars, the same eN'e,a
Of land appropriated to the culture Of '.s
might and should produce ten pon'o' y
siI' worth sixty dollars. The tfansPol",
tion of pound Of silk worth SIX Go e.,
aill cost no more than pound o. 'f'"'
worth less than three cents. The ou',''1
lion Of an acre Of mulberry trees neeu W.
exceed double the expense OF corn ''V!'
But il our estimate be too large " "a"'
the product would yield much be''Vi =
turn than any other crop.
81 II il soid that a Miss Char'oeI
Mitchell Of Georgia, appeared on l'cf "" u,
diDg-day dressed entirely in SILK Q, ~
own mandatory gloves, S'"e"'"s
and dress--cqunl TO the best Ponse
GiRLs, no you HEAR THAT. snch
would b. worth more TO young ma" ~.
starting into tho world, than tho''''I !,
dollar farm, and half dozen paw, u,
boot, says thoughtful contemporary
hama C.iizen.
Hard on he Docior.--A ceieo'"
physician boasting at Dinner that nc l" ,.oJ
his own hams, one Of his guests o0se' w.,
iw Doctor. | would sooner be your h"'