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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-08

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P cpEsoKEE. 1snry wall, cain S Ill
b rrssy sstsI,sr 1,s a. ses, iS' ~ sa5 III
~ hos asEage "a botsd tIe 'iass lar ra.s,
- o ard 50 ,outh i.fsei
C4tTroREtA-TRAN NEGOTIATION ACROSS ruE
r f9 sr r r,,sssS q CO % t s.
lshmus hut each package uust be q pos,is rle I'D
vi, g. sss o. S,sd, Il Es ,S ~ Is f a9 sh. u
ss SOY % 20 s' sa Il SsS CO. 5i g. a'
V'Ur UrITED STATES AND CALFoRSIt EyPzEss
Cemlany viii eisrstch the 20 pre,l sin Fsan-
s,,eo, 70, lsth PER itesnsr khPhb Cirs'
~ 's 81 st hIstsil corresy es,yssr Nev fors sna
hot,. sBd yirshousos At chsgrss Cruss Gsrgors and
Ptsen, vito tl'ir evn boats che der thereby -
hsn sspedise socBs Is,sesa cRas-a s1s rssams brss
sisstssess si ss TO-, ~ - - p1cssa aSe tav 49,,
s ss s'rs h@'Da'n' ,,g,e;; g,s sS essr ..,.s'
GREeoRr.s CALIFORNIA ExrRGss-rHE SUI
s.rt.r' ~ forward their neat lsrres. pr steamer
ciy 80 ss.ggpss, seoi. over he ,6s sgd remain
q stn frste.s shirt ~ should leave their -1eiS AZ o
% L,fr ~ ,s, a,y q s.uE rsreei sgly ossvsd %
B.,.,,r. .,a A IgoK i,s p mIIcnc2cs
r. suf1oN Co's SPECIAL ExPRsss TO c,LI-
~ :. ~ We splendid eea uer Emrite cry On
s,s i.s ss, sess'.. ssa sasrn,o ia,,'s.
WIN focds lack1Fes should EXCEED ire cable loot
eA rcu ent nor weigh ~ as. Early spuics,ion
nst ~ msde tor arre packages Tcruarcasonahe
sssss.: .s e y, hsIssa y ,sI ,a sgs
Nya IN adtapco Particular atttnton is requested 10
ne tect that aTocial arromrsuies
W - New iort through ~ saa fancsso avo iirF hs
boly 81 deiRy sometimes occa.isued u1gecf &C agens
on tt~ trhrns n. ". SUTTON \ % ~ Val ftrset
TArLOk AND DE BAUPRs. FORWARDING AND
yomnitsion hsrthauts Chsfres y. g. We a-e rowrre-
49, g or.srs Al soods care ag h,
s sgs. With lsss ,vseer osvss tatl, 90 p, eos
r,nfemenN With kunes Co. trrrrfnrtaffno sflats. a.
vorons ard crucss % tha, there H. Delay tss
"thm1s NIX TAYLOR, late Of asitiunre
Go :. y v. DE BAUFRE, late 81 New ofie.ne.
ssfere1ee an New York y rIow,rl SAM a Braafvay.
Or seents srs Hast 81 Reaver srssf. Csrrfae Brs
sEf,. cshf2r1.a
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sfNh NttNN.
AWE nUssrLDckg ACADEaR OF PINE AETr--
New ntiftisrs r.ccntly arrived from rr7fe, augps
y. "a ID 'GGfuania' - ke-hers wor4 ~ art ~ ttf
Aret ri,A HE essittcr % raintVrs by sfsts % ths
atcv1 fchce hos receives May eldtus snd rthrs 0rr
80 fhs ress over tg brf Of ne Church % - Drut
Lnl. ~ Lrosdwny between epri1r aud Prncs tirc-ts
tfcm 10 7'clprf a. = until A. ocioch 2. n. Aau'@toa
tan'a season. tisfsts ~ eeuts cs,alcaaes iiscfntt
DRsCtUUs sTotsEs. JEwELRY. CHARMS. AND AL
A Kinds Of Trtarh fancy articles, frr sse ~
NfJruh Uisfipr. - taiden Lace, NJ stsirs.
r. y. Ee.ri1 Diamonds ans q, kirttof Gcus rurslascd
80 heir tuu valve
TENNY LIMOS OPERA OLAssEs-IUsr RECEIVED
an invoice % this Tattsrn q ursr. asis ror ale
~ NICTOh BisrOf. - shdtn Lane. 10 stair.
FAtgs EIisHEPs.
fr'uE FABTSEEsHIP, HERETOFORE EXISTING w
n Ger TIE am ~ hbARE A ATklsoON IL thls day NM
taay ~ solved All claims she will b settled
~ james sinrtni and be- Jsmss atkinson. ddiy hor
wsEAwAv BEARE.
JANIS ATkfNsDN.
suFust ~, lctP. - Pearl street, n. v
DIssoLUrloN OF o-rARTSEasHIP.-ruE CO.
~ partnership heretofore txistng between the UNDER
La tcen dissolved. Mr.. Atrahs Aokerson II
thorgsd 20 collect gnd sts the sebte ~ the
IItItuhip. Dated New York. sepseubcr 2, lao. -
ABRAHAM ACKERSOv,
JOHN W. HOCENkAsf.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMS MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P. r. RAR-
ID mum, Proprietor and Manager. Henry sanford As
sstant Manager Great drapatie achievements hs nss
Az sutsiitf company New and splendid pieces
for tho present week Immense popularity OF the Chinese
Family whose eceentrcties all surprised Two
daily fat 81 and ia o'clock the beautiful
Lecture Room Novelty succeeds novelty in the Of
reses. New dramas fsrces. Se preparing Adnittanoe,
% cents children. under ten years Ia cents.
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DARIs CLoAKs--JAxEs BECK q CO. ARE No
EDUCATION.


A SINGLE LADY. sPEAKINo TuE iPANtau, ENG-
"A Nsh, french aud German languages, kcsplag small
elect private iohoo. wishes enc tso htle girls for
Iad and education who will BE educated aud treated Ike
her children aud taught music uecdewofh si eyery
bRneh n knowec g and s their parsrs wth
Ter. Terms moderae Letters ADDRESSED 4. 8 will be se|
copttd, 80 81 Greenwich street.
NE. oOLDsMITH COMMENCES MS WHITING
4'i Clnci this day A. his rosns. 20 BrladWty t cor
hiore the lIvTg House. Ladies' Ciuss ~ 0c,cE
Geniemen and o'clock r. N. Private instsust01 at
~ Other loUfs o. tie day.
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~ ItEcANT VARIETY OF THE NEWEST PAT
IN terms a baiy nor ttsutdrliy Emhroderrd French
1al mere oass c,mbrie kotss. ,tc, Lsdiss sornng
Ifsts ~ 1rtl lnf O. hleuebg Shrrs Il frah
ttafa etc 1he entire u tie above tcasfu sras would
~ t'd 20 sny enc % ntre naftics IN the trade Agpy
vas ~ MOTIFS No N. niri-lnn atr.lt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-08

n NONNEKs AhCH fHlLaDtl-
" phis.-1he fall season will commence Monday sept.
gth with stock company Of unriyalied efficiency. The
Theatre will be newly decorated and embsilshed. and n
drop curtain displayed Arrangements have been mado
for novelties Of every and tho most celebrated
stars engaged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
MARRIED.,

In This county, on Tuesday the ed instant. by
the Rev. John A. M'Mannin, Mr.. THoNAs w.
Laws, to Miss CanoLISE MaSsuN, daughter Of
Col. Allison G.. Mangum, all Of this county.
In AlcnIance county, on Thursday the l7th
instant, by the Rev. A. g. Hughes, Mr.. JAceB G.
Ricu TO Miss MAnrHa FnEELAsD.
In Alemance county, on wednesday the 9Th
instant, by the Rev. George Ferril, Mr.. Huou
M'CADDKS, Of Granville, to Miss ELIzApErH Z.
CuRRrE, daughter Of the Rev. L. d. Curric.
In Colambus, Miss, on the Gath Novembcl
last, NArHAsArL H.McCAiS, Attorney at Law
formerly ofMilton, to Miss JASE c., daughter Of
Col. John s. Topp.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
IMPORTANT REMEDY.
DIR. MitchelI's Eve SaIVe

YNHE great advantages possessed by this art-
= Gle over every other are-its CERTAINTY,
SAFETY, convenience and ECONOMY. All ply
scans admit that great danger is to be apprehend-
ed fIom dmggng The eye when in an infamcd and
unhealthy state. In the use Of this saye this OBJ
jeclion is entirely removed. as no harm can pos.
siby result from its use il being in all cases ap-
piled 10 the EXTERNAL portions Of the eye, there.
by avoiding all The inconvenience, pain and dan
ger, which necessarily attend the introduction Of
any pungent article IsTo the eye. lis activity
in subduing inflammation is 50 great that but few
cases require the use Of more than one bottle to
effect perfect cure. One physician remarked to
US, after having witnessed its effects in several
instances, that Il was "pEnrEcT FIRE KILLER"
All we ask Is that its virtues be thoroughly test
ed, and that the directions be strictly followed.
Price SO cents per Box.
All the above named medicines for Sale In
Hisborough by Long & Webb.
January %. I5-Iy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
CONGRESS.

-. senate, on Monday iis i4sh Jalr. afef
!. ,,e.enlaiiou ofpctitions. Sent ini0fhe eonsi-
s;t.,Ion Of the john rescsufisn suspsnAng ihe
I..r.laa dftk law limiting the expense Of eol-
Ling she reyenue. Afer discussion. the Senate
.,;sanied without taking the question.
The Hersr spen, the day in the discussion Of
ths ruIes Of order.
The SENATE. on Tuesday, passed the resolu-
,ioa providing an appropriation Tor the collection
AZ cus,oms until regulated by law.
Mr.. Bradbury occupied the remainder Of the
sesson in discussing his resolution asking reasors
q, removals from Office.
4he Hsrsk went into an eleetisn Of Sergeant
1, Arms, and on the fhird ballot Adam j. Gloss
,veuner, Democrat. was elected.
IN the Senate ON Tuesday, Mr. Benton intro.
suced bill defining the hcenday Of Texas
fhe biil sPaopiates fifteen millions Of dollars az
inismaiiy to Texas for surendering The same
Mr.. Benton advocated the measure IN briei
speech. Mr.. Foote opposed h.
Afer a short executive session, the Senate ad
jaurned.
The HorsE was engaged in the election q
DoOr-keeper -Four bsllois we're taken. but nc
choice made.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23

The Richmond Enquirer publishes an
extract from letter from The son Of Eek.
Governor Smith, now in Calil,rnis. which
says:
"fhey Cihe whigs1 are wofuily in he
minority. and they know il. But am
sorry. very sorry Ia say. The Wilmol Pro-
viso party here i overwhelming"
According 10 this statement, then. we
are indebIed 10 The l.ocofocos for The anti
siateIy clause in lie California Consiilu-
lion. Richmond Wing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
DOCTOR He ROY,S
Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry
PILLS.

In every instance where fair trial has been
L made, DR.. lie Roy's Pills have invariably gi-
ven satisfaction aflording permanent relief in all
cases ofIndigstion. and speedy cure for Head
ache. Bilious and Liver Complaints, Heanbarn,
Acidity Of the Stomach, Depressed Spirits Dis
turbcd Sleep. Frequent Palpitations. spasms,
General Debility. Cosliveness, &c.
They are mild in their operation, safe under
any circumstances, and thousands OF persons can
now bear testimony 10 the benefits 10 be derived
from their use.
These pills are superior TO any ever before dis
covered. In all bilious complaints; in general de-
rangemcnt of the system; in all disorders which
result from bad state Of the blood, these pills
are a sovereign remedy. Price 25 cts. per Box.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
Electric Light. Some three or foa

Electric Light. three or foaI
months ago we saw some experiments m
producing electric light performed by Mr.,
Eben G. Jayne. son Of DR.. Jayne. Third
street, above Chestnut. which al The time
appeared 10 be very successful result Of
application TO Tins subject. Yesterday
evening we again had the pleasure Of
seeing some further experiments, which
showed considerable improvement, and
which produced light Of the most in
tense nature, so bright as 10 render il al
most as impossible TO look at il direcll,
as at the rays of The sun. ] he gas ligh
was burning in the room. bni the electric
light was so much stronger as to give ;
perfectly black shadow upon the wall of the
pipe which held The gas-lisht. This beauIi
ful light was produced by an electric bat.
terry Of nearly fiIty cups, acting upon char
coal points. There seems no obstacle
to every man producing bis own light ia
this manner. philadelphia Ledger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
]. NJ. MQREHEAD.

The Washington Correspondent Of The
New York Courier has the following :
The Departments are now engaged in
preparing ain answer TO The resolutions
which were simultaneously moved BY
Mir. Clemens and Mr.. Venable in The
Senate and House, requiring the President
to inform Congress whether he had APP
pointed civil or military Governors in New
Mexico and California, or agents 10 ad.
wise and aid in organizing Stale or terri.
iorial Governments. The reply will cover
the whole ground and contain all The infor-
nation desired. No military or civil
Governor was appointed by this Admin.
isira,ion. Gen. Riley and the military
officers in these Territories. acted under
authority derived from its predecessors,
and the documents will show that MIR.
Polk and his Cabinet are responsible FOR
the grant Of that power. The Admins
traiion will not conceal. that II advised the
formation of a state Government in Call.
fornia, and contributed its official influence
10 enable the people who were unprotected
by Congress TO give free ant full expression
10 their fishes in this respect. The OPP
position are in fair way Of finding a
mares nest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
Remarkable Rock In Lake Superior

"A remarkable shaft of trap rock has
been discovered in the middle Of The in
land sea. lake Superior. some 300 mile.
from land, and projecting above the sur
face Of the water not above four feet
VIVA, renders this rock remarkable is
that il stands alone, and all around il u,
bottom has been reached by any OF The
lead lines used on the lake. The poin
Of the rock Is mol over six or seven fee
square, and does mol appear TO enlarge il
size as il desccnds. Ii is the cause o.
great alarm 10 the mariners, who are care
ful TO give il wide berth in passing.
This rock. il Is said, is a place Of gene
raj resort for the Salmon trout oflhe lake
and several barrels were recently caught
in few hours. with rod Of iron-the ent
turned into hook.
As regards this rock. the Detroit Ere,
Press says: " Such vast column. coult
il be exposed 10 view. would laugh into ri
dicule Cleopatra's Needle, Pompey's Pill
lar, the Colossus of Rhodes, or any worl
of ancient or modern art"
Cincinnati Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
EQUITY Sale.

Thompson Maris and wife, and Others, against
Samuel H. Thompson and others.
IN obedience to the Decree Of the Honorable
Court Of Lquity for the County Of Orange,
made September, ls49, shall offer for sale 10
the highest bidder, before the Court House door
in Hishorough, on the 4th Monday of February
next. the undivided interest Of Samuel II. Thomp-
son in the lands Of Samuel Thompson, dec d, said
land being situated and lying on the waters Of
Enoe, adjoining the lands Of Richard Thompson,
Abisha Faucet, and others.
Terms Of sale will be cash.
o. f. LONG, c. 81 M. Z.
Jan. 81. l6-5w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
Consumption Cured,
Daily, By ID. Hastings COMPOUND
SlhUR CT uAfhIEA.


SlhUR CT HAfhIEA-
THE Msdir.l Rarulsy. 8 usH - ne plillr.
y ass siFurk 9Th senseE - de nunsIous
euIes m.ae dailY b Tbs extraordinary ssdieines
and il Is naH sckno~ se1sed By mary a our n,o<<
eminent phyzsrisns - he . erstsin ard sPrs3y
care Go lsisssflar sanzampzian. in its ~orss
stages u has lesn sseeaazarnded BY shss emi-
neni Phyari4n, ID. koss. snd = constantly Used
IN The Marine Hospital q Savannah. Ca. ~ Ir.
Anold. the senior physirisa a The h~Pii4i.
The London Lancet I0ndon MedirzI Journal.
Pnhhwsiies Retrospect. and sA cher a the
London Medical Journals. have SPOKEN IN Egaiss
snsny times q The surprising eferts o.
DR. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
II has been thoroughly iEied. not only In The
Hospital under the charge Of Df. Hastings. in
London. bui also BY al the hrss physicians Of
England. and al have fully endorsed il IS sn un-
riszlied remedy IN Consumption. and al other
diseases Of The lungs. The following are few
Of The opinions oppressed By The Medicsl Faculty
Of England. Williamson. Of Manchester. thus
wfIfsss
aUNDER ITS INFLUENCE
have seen the en.seisied bring. on whose
brow death had seemed 10 have set his sell. sc-
quire Inauguration and sarengsh-snd exchange
his early mornings Of intense suffering and dis
messing cough for the sound repose which alone
accompanies sound health"
DIR. WARE. OF LIVERPOOL.
Says -" regard Hastings Syrup or Nsplhs as
one Of the first medical discoveries Of any sge.
and consider lis agency in curing consumption as
established beyond al doubt or question"
A single hottie will prove lis efficacy. All the
proprietor asks Is The trial Of one boile the action
Of which will prove 10 the patient the virtue Of
this medicine.
Coughs. colds. bronchitis. decline. asthma,
night sweais. and splitting Of blood, ere eurrd in
q surprisingly short space Of time; The sesercs'
colds having yielded 10 the treatment Of the Naph
tina Syrup IN the short space Of forty EIGHT hours
To enumeiatc all the cures performed By this
medicine would occupy a volume, The accompa
nying having been selected BY the American
agent from mass Of certificates which have bler
received by him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23

A letter from Mercer County IN this
State, Informs us that rich salt well has
recently been discovered in that County,
by boring and tubing "a inches diameler)
some 600 feet, sufficient TO manufacture
400 bushels Of salt per day. II is about
six miles from the Red Sulphur Springs,
and not far from tie point where the
Louisa Railroad, extended. will touch New
River. We are always glad 10 hear Of
these Developments Of old virginia's treas
ure. Enquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
Light and Heat from Water. -Th

A1Slit uhu AAI1i hum " ava. ~
discovery made some time since by Henry
w. Paine. Esq. Ina, light and heat may
be produced by a simple process. from
the decomposition Of water. i said TO have
been most successfully tested by Mr..
Paine. who is now in Washington City,
with one OF his machines in full operation.
II produces 400 cnbic feet Of hydrogen
gas and foo feet Of oxygen gas per hour,
the actual cost If which is only one cent;
and this quantity is said 10 be sufficient
TO give light equal 10 500 common lamps
f'r ten hours, or Ia warm an ordinary
dwelling twelve hours. or 10 supply heat
sufficient for a one horse power steam
engine. No snake and no more steam
then is desirable is produced. II all thai
il said Of il is true, IL will create revo
luton in manufactures, and seriously af'
fea the coal interests. For all purpose.
Of light and heat. and ordinary manufac
lures. nothing IN the shape Of fuel will bs
required except a small supply Of ~a'er'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Inirlligenesr.l


coTToS.-The demand Tor Cotton ron
iinues active. and prices improved. Since
arrival nf last steamer llf offered, IL ask
ed. Market tending upa ards.
CoRs.-Smau Sales al SO eenis-fhert
is fair demand al that price.
wHE8r.-In good demand al so 10 los
cents. for common 10 prime White and
Red.
FLouR.-saIes by retail IS. NoIarg'
sales 10 report.
ToBAcco.-lnferior Lugs 81 In s4l
Coed a To IS. Common Tn good Ies
ST 10 ed. Fair Leaf u 10 $40. No
much arriving.
BAcos-For new, hog ronnd. "a 4
".
PoKK.-Nol much offering. al 10 So.
LARD.-New. "a els.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23

New lnvention.-An important inn
provemenlin carnage wheels has just heen
patented BY Mr. l-aae b. Ward. of Cam
den. New jersey. II consists IN casting
The lelloes OF iron fsilerwari rendered
msIleabIe) from beautiful pattern in seq
menls Of Tie circle Of The required wheel.
and uniting their ends together and TO the
wrought iron lire by means Of radisl bolts
passed through The tire and felloes, and
couniersnnk in such manner that il is
impossible Tor them 10 become disengaged
before removing the nuts. OF 10 break them
by the application Of heavy blow TO The
lire and YET. should il be required 10
remove one of The felloes and replace il
By analher. il can be done at once. as
they are all cast OF The same size and shape.
A very beautiful buggy, with these im-
proved wheels. may be seen ii The coach
isctory OF Messrs. Haslup aud Weeden,
corner Of OH street and Louisiana avenue.
The patent is dated in December last.
Washington Union.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
SOUTH LOWELL
FEMALE ACADEMY,

VNHE Exercises of this institution will com.
L mencc on Monday the alst Of january, I'M
der the care Of Miss Emma ]. Patterson, Lady
Of Superior qualifications as Female Teacher.
The location Of this institution is in healthy
part Of the Country, twelve miles east Of HILLSIDE
rough. Every possible attention will be paid to
secure the comfort and promote the advancement
Of those who shall be placed under our care. The
neighhorhood is one that cannot be surpassed for
good morals and religious privileges.
Terms:
English branches, per session Of 3 MONTHS io'oo
Music, io'oo
Board per month, o,oo
GEORGE T. COGGIN,1
JOHN b. LEATHERS,
JNO. A. M'MANNEN, COMMITTEE.
1 JAS. s. LEATHERS,
i SII.AS M LINK,
ELAN. 1. 10"
i BLANKS for Sale at this Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
Remarkable River. :

Remarkable River. - The Florida
Sentinel contains an account of,he exam
ina,ion, by committee Of scientific gentle
men, Of the river Wacissa, in Florida,
with view Of testing its capacity tor a
water power for manufacturing purposes.
and the practicabilily Of connecting i with
81. Marks by.a canal. They found .wa'
ter at the head Of the river thirty ieel
above high-wa,er in The 81. Marks al
Newport. The Sentinel describes the
Wacissa river as one Of the natural curios
tiles almost peculiar 10 Florida. !, takes
its rise. like the Wakulla, in springs Q
tremendous volume, forming an immense
basin with bold shores, from which il ran
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23

ewesboroush. jsa. Il. 1850.
ki0a. X. NJ &auBdgs, cleiraen sfns Rrtfu.
firs co1Aiiies - ~ y. c. Aeihee3s
SIH Aglefably 70 he sQufsi az n.
ksilIoad convention Elieh a,el al Greens.
borough. lhs Hon. Calvin Graves. Jehu
A. 6ilmeE. Esq. and myself ala ndsd die
several meetings sppuinled 10 BE held wesl
Of this plsre; and ihsi your comnilies
and the frfrnds Of this great Stale improve
ment may krow how lhr good sork pro.
gressrs in ihal region. address Sou through
ihr press.
We left here on The 81 inst. and attend.
ed meetings al Union Institute in Ran.
dolph. Lexington. Salisbury. Concord,
Rocky River. Charlotte. Mounl kIourne,
Siaiessille. Moekssille. t:lrmmnnssiIle
and Salem-reaching this place last night.
Our efforts we're mainly directed 10 pro-
curing. The Hundred individuals OF CON-
psnies who would become responsible for
the balance Of the stock not eosefed or
taken hy independent subscriptions. The
number Of individuals or companies wlo
added their names 10 the hsi has been
enrouraging.y augmented:-Randolph adj
ded ones Lexington FIRE; SALISBURY four;
Concord -four; Rocky River two; chars
hottie and Meeklenburg nnlhing; Moani
Monrne one; Sialesrille none. bal Two or
three promised; Moekssille and Dayie
Two; CIemmonssille one: Salem iwo;-
making twenty two added 10 the fifiy-one
subscribed al the Convention. | think we
nisy safely calculate on four or Eve more
promised shortly.
hat additions have been made 10 . lie
Hundred" easl OF This am not apprised,
safe as 10 The four addiiiunol names in
Ralrigh.
now feel assured the Ra lroad will be
built. il every good citizen does his duly
and proper exerlions are made The beet
spirit prevailed wherever we went. In
some Of the counties The subject had Leen
but little csnsassed: but when The subject
was fairly and fully presented 10 Them,
The people took lively interest in The
Road.
Our friends GRAVES and Gilmer did
yenms ms service in The cause all praise
is due 10 them for their al and indie.
faIigable exerions, BY argument and sta
I sites, 10 convince all all-of the ALSO.
Lutte necessity Of accomplishing this greal
enterprise.
This is the great work OF fhe day FOR
North Carolina; and am pleased 10 find
Wing and Democrat eoniending side by
side which shall do most for lis success.
saw in The route but Two individuals
avowedly opposed 10 The work.
Permit me TO suggest 10 you. 10 keep
The. pnblie apprised through the Raleigh
papers OF the success Of the subscriptions
For, we trust, The nearer The subscriptions
approach the Hundred. the llselier will
be the interest manifested.
Il is desirable that The Company should
be organized al as early day as possible
that siie Reconnaissance oil The route. pre-.
parslofy 10 snfseys. shonld be made be.
lore The leaves put forth in The Spring.
Yours, respectfully.
j. nj. MQREHEAD.