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SHIPPING.
DOMESTIC PORTS

8e The A iasi-s sailing bark 81 Ar, TboHdike, mas
have despatch For balance Of freight OF passage amply on
board, Or to JOHN w. ANDREWS & Co,
Agents in Philadelphia Mezsrs. E. LIScoIS & o.
- FOR BDsTON--l Dispatch Ljrr-The Al ship
pality. or to JdHNW . ASDBEWlis & CO.. oi-''''
~ Agents in Boston Me-sls. }. snLowiT < 60.
- FOR NEW h0Bh-7.Heroharts Liae-To sail
800 the lrst Of Next Wee k,-fhe iast-saing
- - regular packet ship AFGHAN, Capt D. q.
Copeland has nearly all her cargo engaged, and viii sail as
passage having excellent staeOom accommodating apply
or board 32P9ae TIE EESegslV2be sTel Is Aqpiepag
-. FOR CHARLESTON L5ra-The Al
go coppeTed and copper-iastsned bHg PATRIOT,
patch. For freight or passage having unsurpassed accom-
mqdatonss apply on board Post 8, % Municipality,
forward all goods for the interior
- FOR OsIOA-Dtspqtch Liae-The fine, fast
g iai.lng packet snip AMAZON, Dalano. master,
having part q her cargo engaged will have dis
Or to In j. w. RNBREs K G6 dp 6n oa hoard a.
~ Agents in Boston, Messrs. j. Sii0way * Co.
So For geg d AM MINI Y9 IsIs7 55sFli H K.
- RlN, Capt, C0ly, loading at Post 4, Frs
Oh freight Or passage having excellent accommodation
| ~ i. TOBY & BoGERT. 60 Camp 81.
- FOR NEW NoRIA-StoHtga,s L9aisjeaq an
81 - Selo lorf Ltee 81 Packsts-lEfth lmmed lat
---A DlspaYc il-Ehe very -iastsailug regular mack
ship SOUTEiEFiNEI3, Capt Sullivan, having large pa
OF her cargo engaged and going boaId viii be dspatch
az above For freight passage having superior acC0Inm
datons, apply Oh board, at 81. loseDh street wharf
d5 corner Of Mama "a. 17 Ia 9 = ~
- FOR PHILADELPHIA Cqbalrr-iqi Line
SIZE The Al very fast sailing ship HIN moo, Canta
aLler, will have dispatch for the above port. h
Ig9t or passage apply on bOan, opposite the Market FIJI
| Municipality, or TO
| 49,. j. w; ANDREWS & CO., u Common st.
| 81 South Nharves. uI3
~. FOR sAYANNAH--Hith Dispstr6-The fin
500 i9sst-SaIllng, packet schooner REBECCA AM
! - FRANCIS, Capt. NickeFson, has q part OF h
cargo engaged and viii sail as above. For balance oil egli
at Lower Picayune Tier. or 10
do R. NJ HARRISON & CO., Il Grayier 4.
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PEI shn anna from Gaudal111elI ldaHe LaI6aTll md
family, Mr.. Laureal and family Alaane Lalnze and
family Madame Chor0t and family Mr. eaudy and tam
g, Mr.. Iaeyez and family ar DaIazaiare and family,
trcols Philippe ana family, All anne 81 EEalnei 4lss
FararEsr, Ldqzsishe Jarved, and stserage-
Per ship SuttaEa from New orkgir. iaEHFel1u1- lady
and child Mis- Yates Mis- Holly, Miss H. Cook, al y
Cook Mrs Blanchard and child Airs. Hinsogv Capt @.
Murray, W. r. Mills and 10 storage.
Per bark Cyane, from NorfoikdgTs A. W. Buttsl "a.
b. Liepage, l.. w. Pagaud, w w. Wallace, u. q. jar
yi., Johd Butts, I. B. summers, and 49, slaEes.
Per sehr. Wm. Bryan. from HavauaDf. J. 4. AfcIean,
Messrs, Jose VI. NayeZ, and WIN g. Stewart.
Per ship Adeline, from LiveTno0l-a3 stearage.
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THE sUGAR CasE.--James Loides aud Matthias Feriian-
DEE, ent before the First District Court Yesterday o. tho
charge OF takng-a hogsead Of sugar from the Sugar Pat
fouathe property Of Clifford s. Gan. We gave the par
tlcnLars some hays since.
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List Of vessels IN Port Hut Cleared.


Nots.Tn the Ft munieipaiy a5Eignaifi me foiss
able ,, the Nos. tie iLaroae and
s se.1nd t3 Nos above the Steamboat Lsn
No. being Fiatdoat Lantilg.- Ihr fn3 tie Nos.
- ". L.-l- E.-- .--L-.L
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Warren Jas % Winser % Lea5i lFondsideAA
Warren Dumb wilcox David WoudIuru
Warner Alex WilcOEThO5 Shrewsbury
Warner Chus Wingeres Chas Wood Cla- +
WaWer Chas q WiikusonJB WOfSB
WaucrMC WieycapfJ Womack HDJ
Ward Bk WilkersOnmr Woodwor1I
Ward JnO MILFORD T. l. Wodemmis b dr.
Warren Seth W Witief Ccurnd Woodruff b c
Ward W J. AGO WiRgsni0n q g WOsfan VIM
Wurdie IQhnR Wilson Saml Wyau i A
WadeWC
Young Jas Young kobt Yuncy JnD n
Young g capt AOOng Matthew YOU JdmCs
Initials
Levee Steam Press Agrents Of fiie Baiizc Telr.
graph e.. Surgeon Marine Hospital Mr. a. y.
il, No So. Honorable Superintendent Oh, Free
Public Schools TO the Bishop Of the Indian
Miss Conlerence Of the N. b. Church South o..
Proprietor Of the Crescent City Hotel
N. MU5SON, P. NJ.
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Bees FOR CHAGREs, via Hayana- U. S. Mail
~ 35f9s i60 oa i 5add. n Rsa fa H.
" ba re- Ca; S Ana c9 99oa N5 w 2ys #
the l5th December "a O'Clock P NJ punetuay, Toom foot
OF st. Mary street, Lafayette L faye e. r. ss,or.
IN saloons 20 Chagres' Sg W
In stsefase mes with crew. to %
Freight, so cents per cubic foot
No passage secured uql paid for. All passage tickets
and orders to receive freight must be procured from the office
NJ PARADISE, LAwRAsoN & CO, AGENTS,
N B. Surgeon attached to the Falcon thereby always
securing good medical attendance TO her PASSENGERS.
- FOR 2it san an FRANCisCO- sail on sArIR-
asa CLAhTON, Capt Harris, having been newly
her cargo ON board aud will sail as above For freight Or
5 a having NJ + Z "a apply to
this vessel can handsomely accommodate one or two
-s2,t, FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Calilopdl, Direct
z i tsgSf fggn5 p n ss C S G
now loading at Post No 49, 3d Muncipaify and wi meet
with immediate dispatch. For freight only apply to
dl3 PARADISE, LAWRAsoN 4 co. 81 Gravar St
Ia FOR CALiF0RNiA-Pgssggsa nig-Tle sub, |
Sz ,tantal and iqst-sqlmg ship n 1BCHANL Capt, /
positively, TUESDAY, the list of January next. For
bopnE5l0 apply 10 PARADISE, LAWRAsoN i co,
r $ The Merchant has very superior Accommodation Tor
~ CABIN and - sieeage passenger and vii not engage
In steerage Si5O.
80, FOR CAt.IF0IaNIA-N,elo orleans and Cha,
go grgs RegeLgr Ltnl-Ihe AZ t2S Satlng GoppeIei
Dqeey master, having very superior accommodations for
gHon ana sieeage pasenEers wl positively sail as above
larry requested look this vessel before taking passage
ELSEWHERE re g. u WfcR RfPEy IS Common street
do to R. NJ. HARRISON & co, "A Gravier st.
sFz4 FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Calitonia.-Tbe iine
@ FISH, Capt john il Save e viii on Or al about
well found and furnished in every respect For freight OF
;; ity, or 10 TOBY \ BOGERr, 50 Camp strse
Cabin passage, $50; Second Cabin $50, and found DIS
d - FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California. The new,
@ VIM H. TboTdks. viii sail as D1i ab6ys on or about
the 5Oh December This vessel is in superior order and las
splendid accommodations for passengers and is well found
and fitted Ia every r5pee5 For freight or passage apply
no or T. TOBY 4 BOGERT, 50 Compst.
Cabin Passage, ESQ Second Cabin and Storage, $50
VNEXAs AUDITED TIFICATEs.-For sale a
Il p Bauk- Arcade, up stair. ul6l I'm
'S GtHoCTAW LAND SCRIP.-n Half sections
d os BIZ l'-' '7'''' pARAbisE,' L&WRRsoN 4 co.
I'd / AND WAR{'ANTs " ANTED.-l6o and 40 q 4
Is NO -' IS A:4TGtGHiE%z STREET nh
CyHIP-STOREs AND SUPPLIES FOR STEAM
OF - BoATsIof The be quality put np and sent to an
= ~ RAYMoSD s ARMIFAGE, Family ,t Grocel.,
: nils I'm ~ Camp street
4 NOR s4IE-Tha AMERICAN BILLIARI
SALOON No. A. g. Cars Strssi, e992 l i
wishing TO embark In tins business good e2Rorggy gov
.. COTTON SANIPIINGa PAPER.
n so B ~ '0'cSo6 RRSsaoE 0 ARs iSffR o' sal
ri Stationes and Blank Book Ma9gtaeuIeF,
DIT FOR SALE.
m A NEGRO WOMAN, ~ Y556s Of Age, au exeelIsr
Il I Np' S999 li i, 15,fe ~ all
rate She is sold lori iault-her owner having urth
use for. Apply al ls5 c.4RONDELET Street. MS If
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i IST OF LETTERS
E55lAlNING in die Post Office at New Orleans,
-. becembcr IT, 1919. Persons calling win please
mention that tlcy are advertised
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! OUlslANA STATE sC3IPF.-l0.O0o Acrss, M
II amounts 10 suic purchases, Co al ~
os sm PARADISE. LAFFRAsON & CO.
PHILADELPHIA ANTHR S(1TrE cr,AT r~-s,is
u in lots 70 suit purchaser. bF III b .1ffFW
MS SIM CORNER tfsr,,,d - e., 4 ul--ii5 ~, "a
tE2tnN1-tJl IBIS. Nelyssk and 2ossldae; iolq h.s
Nels3n q Browns dos go bhs Euuissilas alu obs
Romans landing and in staIs, los sals b.
m HAYMAy s. HOLDEN,
Ill No IS Aasazls strsst and u Red store.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT-Judge LA George SIca
vs. NnaieiD7titg No. 3: Fernando Esterss intervening.
This suit came up before the Court Yesterday II s instituted
for he recovery Of $780, MONEY found and placed IN The
hands Of Recorder seuzensan. who required that legal pro-
ceodngs should be had directing the payment By him. WHICH
WOuld prevent responsibility resting upon him Tor the
Silva aiege that the money sty.en from n and
concealed 10 the place where il found Eeves comes IN
and claims $40 Of tie amount which h. belongs 10 him.
and Of which he also robbed teclOl la yet been
rendered. T. Dudgneaud, lor silva; II; CastslaEos fm
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IxsrLT1vG A WH1rE PgRsoS.-Angeliea Chonchouts,
f was arrested yesterday by virtue Of waua4! Issued
b. Recorder GenO. the complaint Of Mdme. Peieaut,
who charges her with insulting and abusing her in Orleans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-14

JUvENILE Circumcision Vol. Lad Of 10 years Of
age, arrested yesterday, charged with stealing watch
from e cabaret Of Mr.. Lou- era. The missing property
was found On the boz 2 pOeezsion
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AEREsrs-Firsf .EfaniciBaifg-Ye sferiay the following
Arrests were made; Richard Jackson, tor stealing meat jean
Dahavt accused Of larceny Ioseub Cofenlam, a dan
gerous aud suspicious character; james Robinson and John
Garter, as common tfeves.
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SECOND MrSIcIR1frFYa-I 2cc0rder B0tfoia's Curt
Yesterday but little Of iensl cne before ts couf. Henry
kisch boun over in DE Of $50 % keep the peace
FOR creating disturbance n 81 MAYS AiaFzet and taxing
from The butchers their legitimate calling BIZ cutting the meat
hiui Barney AicC25 gave bonds IN de sanae amount
Infringement Of TIE lave in waking The i1abant
OF st. lFlonaF street Wednesday night With ores ulinely
and ldecorJus james 8ian and JOsph Joshua, charged
with stealing hams aud other store from tie ship Buena
Vista fsinauded for eyauguauon The value Of the
goods taken amounted 10 az o.. William DARRELL well
known TO the police, sent down for thirty days.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Ship Wabash. DaTis, Is days from New York, to J. o.
Fr sh6 Anna, Gi IS days from Gaudaloupe in ballast,
10 l. Jeaunet-lst my N mi.
ship suItanS Barrett Il days from New YoT, to A. Cohen
Bark VIZ. Chase. . 70 days from Ragged Island, so
Bark cysTei Io9san, II dns from Norfolk. TO Masi &
Msz n bTi9 HeTsuIss, sertsrs days from Campese to
Brig Aistnie. Montgomery, 10 DAYS from New York, to
sehr WA G. PrasiSn Peril - days from atagoFda Bay
in ballast TO master---lst - ~,
Schr. VIM. BryaH, Iawss days 4onl haVaaa' 70 SAal
Deake 4 Co--lst my. ut... -
r. AshbrdEe s. Cod NY - r., so.t
Mex. schr. Joyeu Manuef0, Pula from era Ifsz' @'l
ult., TO s. Fernandez-lst my.
sTEAMRQATs.
Silas Wright, O'Neai, fr8M Gilcluaa1-
Gipsy, IRE, from Bat0n Rouge-2 bales cOttoll-
Buena Vista, lsminr, from ~, LOUIS 49,, f
IT, ID. White. Brady. W laz cum
Cotton liant, Snapp, from Little Roes3 balss eoi1i
Aui1crat, Goslee from Aenna i5-.let 1als7 e1l4el-
AOhEal. Irwin. Lob iiss tvstu-i-
De Vernon, vs. s0u, lr0Ia foiuta-'i- Ia 4 eqli-
jenny Lind, BsrCier tFola Upaa1sla - 5a-fa eA-1-
TOwhoat Shark, Pl1Eegars from ile lass
1OWbOat Diana, Steele from the faszsa-
TOwboat Louisville too1es nom the ltasse4
Toyvboat Couauer3r. Heaton, from the Pazsss-
Iopboat Swan, Emsth, from the Passes
TOwbOat Mary hingsland- " hauns nom ta 7 af't
BEEoHL-Co1iIsG Up
a ship. bark, and bcg-unhnoWH-
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FrnsT DsTR10r CuURT-.Jeage .iie Henri. be follow,
ing eases were dispdi Of yesefays Philip Kag aBaugh tired
for arcsny-acquied .Aary Smith, for the a5h1e oteee
guilty and rauandei % a ait her selelce 5le W ei-
le charge "A Fge Drggeqat Wa entered 10 Pc cases o.
Henry Baker and Jane Faru DE could moi agre
in he Of Thomas Brown alias Marin Crnl charged
with burglary. james e. Murray and Patrsk Cubef wete
placed upon trial charged with burglary, q entering tle Jew
ey Of Jean B. Lamoihe Murray withdrew bis plea Of
not guilty, and sentenced 10 two years llsonIlelIt IA
the pentenuary. Cuber acquitted and discharged.
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= ). Rcai,Iar IIle,l.dar llnacIiIla gacEcl

LelHAatia ABfRDEEN-F0f Camden. ChampagnoiIe,
1sssaz Wilmington, Cayyi.e, Ouacdita City, Co
lggIn l liansonb9rE Trinity, Black, Tensa and Beef
ABERDEEN, Capt G. w. Clouds, vii. arrive 81 time 10
leave on FRIDAY the llh instant, at 4 O'Clock ?. ".
For freight passage, apply 10
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
7.y 7eo575 an N,-T,osgrruDE 500 FV.-in Time, 81
Cleared Yesterday.
49, gs-,vo.. 81 lar

Cleared esNeN0ags
lesliiaill Z y -lA'' Harris s. Morgan
ssfs, Rr.r,-1a- BvuEer New York a. C0isn
So fl.5 Tls- FIsvrs Jenkins & F7uddendaF
25ii3h Sfai. 49, Iisasruool Je1k1s q Buddead0rf
'--Ai' = j. n. AneueTd
selr Br0hers Hosmer Hanlitou Bermuda J. a exalder
Br sahr Lavina, Boddens Grand CayHan and
Br sehr Two Sister, Bodden, Grand CsyHan a8 iarss;
steamer Beacon. Roberts, Montgomery, via Mobile
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NEW 0RLEANs " -


COTTON--Thers was either ~ aos'e y ~
s,.sf serav ftesas embracing 200 Bales at the dee
Of Tueay Many fs,os however, decline ceiling a. he
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II" III" ID
Lawrence Mary A mrs
Lsraau E8saaa mrs
Law less Mary mrs
LdlHgsu Mary miss
LaAaul Hannah J miss
Lay leila
Lawrence Alice mrs
LHggiliu L mUui mrs
LaT.Ins James iur5
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lHansiIl For Towson Fulton, Shreveport and Alex.
ss13 andia-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at
clock P. M.lhe and fIle paeue steamer MON
TEBEY, w. w. NhiiheuDury, MASTER will positively
leave above For freight passage. apply board foot
Of CaEal street, Or to -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09
At Home Again.

We are at our pos, again, after an alb
sence of nearly three months, and intend
so long as we continue one Of the senilnels
of the political camp to which we belong
no, 10 be found sleeping on our arms. We
Intend 10 keep an eye on the movements OF
political dcrnagogues and expose their self
lsh movements to the gaze Of the candid
and impartial; to probe the motives Of as
piring seekers after place and distinction,
and TO defend the principles Of the incom.
ing administration from the traduction OF
the disappointed office. seekers and greedy
Lazaroni that were defeated IN the late
Presidential election. This we expec, TO do
any how; and great many other /" fine
things, too tedious 10 MENTION" we. intend
to do, if subscribers will just send 10 their
names and the cash, fas, enough to ami.
mate our energy ands Emulate ourigood re.
solves.
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ing Of ours, but by the plain propositions OF
what is oracular authority with Mr.. Walk
rr-,he +" Standard" Thus the Stan.
dard" proves Mr.. Walker 10 have acted
demagogical.
Again. the Standard says: Men Of all
parties came up to the work with The RICH.
spirit-and it was DONE" This is proof
No. ., from the Senator'S authority; for
certainly MIR. Walker must have acted
wroneiy" in not coming up with those
that have the Standards plaudit-" right "
in their favor. Again: correspondent for
another paper, whose communication the
Standard has copied, says IN speaking OF
Messrs. Stevenson and Wadsworth Dem
ocrs,s,) "They voted for the bill because
they believed it uolld regtnerafe North
Carolina" Notwithstanding then, the fact,
tina, Democrats voted for this measure be-
cause they believed i, would regenerafe
North Carolina" Mr.. Walker voted a.
eaiaa it. The Standard thus proves MIR,
~. guilty Of the charge Of demagogica
interference and opposition in this the
third instance.
We could multiply instances but these
are sullicieu, for The present. We reserve
our own fire for another time.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09
Il. l.. GlinSnian.

We do not wish TO comment on this gen
ilemau's address until we commence It's
publication, which will be time enough for
the benoh, ii will be 10 him or The edifca
ton it will be 10 our readers we Cannot
however flush this paragraph, without no
ticiug remurk or Two which appears il
the Mountain Banner Of Jan. 3Isl. Ii
says
We believe that every unprt JUDGED
Wing, after reading his address, Will &C
know ledge that The course he aud bl,
friends though, proper 10 pursue 10 the
premises was just aud honorable.
Had hts friends succeeded IN electing
him to he Cniled States Senate, We be
liese the " hIg party would have lost no
thog by The change"
The fact is tina, none bat prejudlced
Wing viii acknowledge any such thing
We have been as strong friend to Cling
man as any he had, but not prJoaieto
enough, 10 "acknoslcdge" any such corn
as the Banner has some whow un~ittngl,
confessed tn We do not charge gen
,lcmen who acted with hf, CIngman viii
having acling dlshonorabIy but as to The
"Juaice" and wisdom Of their course, there
is no sort VI cavIl about their disregard OIL
both: and so far as losing BY the change
is concerned, that question is rendered
tout Of debate" by the vote given for the
two men in the Legislature.
la another place we have copied from
tho Times, a cutting cfiIIque on the Hon
Thos. l..
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All i'm the same Mess.

We endorse the following from that able
and independent paper, the Greensborough
Patriot. We referred to the same view
taken of Il below sometime ago, and are
glad that attention will he drawn to the
fact on all sides, tina, the lniernal Improve.
ment scheme wa. not a party matter
Even the Standard says;
The Democratic party is entitled 10
share equally with the Wings the credit
Of having passed This important measure.
The bill was drawn up BY Mr.. Ashe-was
advocated with uncommon eloquencc by
Mr.. Dobbia-and was OF last saved 10y the
casting vote Of Mr.. Graves"
And says the Patriot
We esteem il a fortunate circum.
stance, that neither of the political parties
Of our Safe can blame the other. or AFRO.
gate TO Itself exclusive credit, as the case
may be, hereafter. on account of the in.
ternal improvement measures adopted by
the Assembly which has Just adjourned.
pbtdhIfb us 10 RUNNERS IN DDtU
Houses, we find, among the Democrats,
Mr. Ashc Introducing the substitute for
the Governors scheme, which turned out
10 be the prominent successful measure of
the session, and Mr.. Dobbln advocating
the same IN the great speech OF the scs.
sion on State works. While the best tai.
ent Of the Wing side was also arrayed and
man'ully exeried in their favor. Give
our country, always, intelligent, and tai
eHted Democrats before narrow soul.
ed dem,eoges-of any party. II is a
vital mistake to conclude that, in matters
pertaining 10 State legislation, a picayupc
Wing is more serviceable to tho common.
wealth than n liberal Democrat. Where
our praise can be conscientio,lslv bestow.
cd upon any portion Of our political oppo.
nen's we love to bcstow il. We propose
hereafter 10 publish certain lists of yeas
and nays, which will enable our readers 10
give each one hi, portion 10 due season"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09
North Carolina Central Rail
Road.

VIII this road ever be built i qnes-
toned asked by some one or other every
time it becomes topic Of conversation.
Well, it never will be built, IL every one
asks that question Of his nei ghbor, and no
one puts his hand 70 the work with mighty
good will that it shall be built. lfihosc
parts Of The State which are Immediately
benefited Ivy lis construction, will awake
up to the grea, importance OF i, TO vast
part Of the State, OF which they form sec
tons, and will but do mha, State pride,
their own interests aud public duty de.
mands OF them, the road will be built as
surely as its charter has been granted :
bu, if they sill still with the, hands folded
with calm indifference, or perhaps Inter.
ested inactivity, asking one another, +" uill
the road trer be built i, assuredy nerer
will.
The people Of Charlotte and The Coun,
~ aroma Cannot oe individually benefited
by this road. and il they could, they have
already exhausted the means they had &c
spare. in subscriptions TO the Charlotte and
S. c. Rail Road. consequently i, cannot
be expected iha. they will do any thing
for the Central Road but they are mag.
unanimous enough 10 wish 10 see i. con
suuc,ed, 80 that other portions of the Stat,
may experience the advantages TO be dc
rived from q Rail Road they are not suf
fcienily selfish To throw cod water on lhs
prospect Of nearly three fouflhs Of lhf
State having something 10 incte It's indus
try and afford an easy access TO a choice
Of markets for the products resulting from
their industry. Such we believe 10 be
the sen,imen, OF the liberal minded peopl,
Of this section but If those deeply inter
esled IN the success Of the undertaking, d,
not actively bcstif themselves ia il. behalf
il must fail.
We hope TO see lively activity mani
tested, in determined en6eavors TO prose
cute The ra.sing OF subscriptions, aud speed
liy constructing the road.
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Editorial Changes.

Mr.. James Fulton, for some time p,,,
Editor Of the Mecklenburg Jener.vnius ia
this place, leaves shortly 10 lake charge Of
the Wilmington Journal. We have Our.
ing our brief acquaintance editorial, had
TO fight on opposite sides Of the political
battle field, but nothing We are happy to
say, has occurred 10 mar the friendly f.l.
ings that have subsisted between us 10 or
privaio relations. lie carries with hin
our best wishes for his success IN bic new
scene Of operations. Mr.. Quentin Buster,
formerly Editor oi tn" Fog al Raleigh,
we understand. will become Editor and prO.
Erieior Of The J,ncrsonian. We extend iAs
right hand VI welcome TO him.