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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

PLAcIDE's.-On Saturday night the " Merry Wye, Of
Windsor was acted with strength than ever was ct
in the play in this city. Bass Falsaf Chippendsle
Justice ShaIioH, Holland, as master Slender, Mr. Howard
as Ford, Mrs. johnson and Mrs. Howard as the Uips
were all admirable 1t il matter Of regret to the friends
this Theatre that Paeide does oaoar them to
exhibitions tie has undoubtedly the best stock company
genee comedians in the country and they ought more fa
quenty to show their superiority in the higher walks of com
edy. Tonight they play the " Barber Of Seville in yhc
the musical strength of the company is brought out
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

AhuE number Of the Ladies' Of Orleans
u aware OF the needy and condition of th
mp street Ahy lum having intend
nul hs hlh Tor IT. relief at the Armory
otmber W XIV 'oNi " i'e,
Long continued sickness
TALL added to the
a eppleey exhausted It's limited involved
y unendowed institution which alone npb.
charity. for the support Of its interesting inmates.
Inc rno.t -
al he Asylu on t,Amu grreet-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

CREDIT SALE.-We call the attention of the city and
country trade, to the credit sale of sevenyve packages
shoes, boots, hats, end assortment of clothing whct
will take place this day at 10 o'clock, M at the aucur
of Messrs J. B. BAche 4 Co. No n Charities street
For particulars advertisement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

TEE UNITED STATES MONTHLY Law MAsAzIrE Wi
:. No. New ork: John Livingston.
With January, this excellent work has reached
its third volume Since the death Of the America
Jurist, we consider this by far the best of the ega
periodicals, and recommend it to our brethren of The
profession. It is a work highly creditable to III.
profession
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

DAN RIcE's CIRCUs--This unrvaled Troupe of Edurs.
ans which was TO have commenced operations tonight
will be ready to perform Tuesday evening some delay
ing to enable the render the place com
plete The establishment is located on St. Charles street
opposite the Commercial Exchange.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

TENNESSEE WHIG STATE CONVENTION. = BY
general concurrence OF the wing press of Ten
nessee, a Wing Convention will be held at Nash
vile, on the 22d day of February next, for the pur-
pose of designating a suitable candidate for Gov
ernor.
Mr. JAMES, THE NOVELIST AND LECTURER
This gentleman has failed as a lecturer High eX-
pectations had been formed, from his thorough
knowledge of modern history But whatever may
be his familiarity with the subject, he has not the
faculty of imparting his knowledge to others. For
our own part, we have looked on him as mere
scribber of ephemeral novels. His first half a
dozen works exhibited signs of thought and re-
| spectacle powers of Imagination Had he stopped
with "'The Gypsy" his novels might have lived
| But the rapidity and careessness with which he
! has thrown off his works since, has destroyed his
powers. His last score Of novels are like the por-
traits in GoIdsmith's novel-they have most un-
fortunate family resemblance. The Bulletin says
Ofone thing, however these lectures, and Others that
the be eetarprs in tie World They APPRECIATE he nte
Of their hearers and understand thoroughly the senten
uou pointed STYLE the condensation and the breyty neoes
aEy to please an American audience After Mr.; James
efforts we shall retura with renewed pleasure 70 the dn.
the Mercantile Library Company
JUMPING FROM THE FRYING PAN INTO THE
| FRE.-Thoss uneasy minnows who find the Union
too hot for them, had better endure the hot lard,
than try the virtues of hot Goals. South Carolina
intends leave the Union, and form new alliances
with European princes Great Britain, the great
| champion of abolition, is to he her cOnhJant,
| counsellor, and customer Mr., J, ". Davis, late
! Speaker, and more recently American Commits.
| sloner 10 China, thus writes:
have no doubt bqt goq az correct il the opinion you
II Ia HF tfaF
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

GRAND NEw YEARS BALL. - By reference to a card i
this mornings paper, by Mr. f. e. Bruins the lovers of sror
" the light fantastic toe, win that fine opportun
will be offered them New Years right at Bruins Nation
Hall, Carondelet street, peaF Union
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

The GREAT SOUTHERN ExPREss.-Ths convenience
so long needed here, at length in successful operation
Burns, Couves Co.. have completed their arrange,
ments, and will contract deliver packages from paper
pins hogIhead of sugar, in any of the principal cities
fha ITnion
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For STATE SENATOR.

IL We rsquasef t., aunaun,e Col WuL1N =
OhpbkLL as candidate for State Sci the Parish of
Orleans to fill the vacancy ocoasoned by the death of the
"oA' Juhlus beebe' ds7 MANY VOTERS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

FKNNsYLVANlA STATE FINANcEs.-A st,,.
ment Oh the receipts and expenditures of Panrs,
wanna State Governmen, for the fiscal wear oosi'a
on the 3Oth of November ,xhbts the reso,,'o,
Mat great commonwealth IA a mos, So,
light Tbs actual receipts of he wear 80 a.,
AArge sum of Sl43s, l3l 81 and aser Tnaa,;s ' 9
eEps3ses, there is in the Treasury the bsndson,.
Availa'e balance of 1854 252 81. As mnoh 90 :,
surplus Aes into the Sinking Fund, thew have ~,
eneoufasiN prospect for the gradual but cer,,,,
eShhguiSha u of the State debt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

The ST. CHARLEs.-The Bstemans appear to.pipbt
which their benefit The bad weather nas operated
them But all who have them, are loud in their prs
They are worth seeing as most amazing instances of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

RESPONSE \ JENNY L1vD-M,. cL..Il.
CLARK, the wids # the man ,nho onat,0I''
enoessSh IS Iobs the officers and crew of the
0Wse. a. c.Iai. MeS and to whom Jenny Lind
$50 = .ss Inc Nfp6enerous donation of $500,
IsP'.s 80, 4 the iaspeRle, and acknowledge
..Be .ssstsd that TN, 2he adds:
IL no,vsrs with yvhtSSStr of both is that the
aeIe ~ 20 richly endowed Great Beneiactor OF
- -, 70 charm The wofltbynay noronly cor
,,nnfs may be the higher praiaI MUSIC, but that
sious = ward Of causing the hear thSsmore pre-
- s;no for ioy1@ ~ widow
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
The Valley of the oTississippi,

In an able letter written by Gen Bates of Mis-
souri,, to meeting held some time since at Evans
vile, Indiana, are the following sentences:
nave sad that the Valley great as IS and ndi
made H. that i Is past the power Of put asunder
Passion may suggest transient ofquarre and folly
CONNECTED and permanent interests SO uteraced and
den flied hat cannot afford be other than mutual
friends and assistants
II (says the Baltimore American) the unity Of
the Mississippi Valley is guaranteed by nature and
by the interlaced connections and interests which
must make its inhabitants one people, in that i'm
portant fact we may find guarantee also of the
unity of the whole Republic. 1t is matter worthy
of reflection to note how the active energies of our
people all over the country in the practical pursuits
of business, are working with might and main to
perfect the means Of intercommunication, the East
with the West and the West with the East, and
so of the North and South-thus cementing the
Union-while at the same time political conven-
tons talking of disunion and political agitators
are doing all they to accomplish it. But the
Valley of the Mississippi, extending from the
Northern to the Southern border of our country,
connects the two extremities and constitutes mas
sive central formation along its whole length the
attraction of which is felt upon the Atlantic sea-
board from the St. Johns to Cape Florida
New York has completed, at immense expendi.
lures of labor and money, more than one avenue
of connection with the Upper Mississippi through
the great Lakes; and New England has been
prompt to extend these connections, and to profit
by them. Pennsylvania is hard ut work to add a
railroad to her canal and thus to establish with the
great country beyond the Alleghenies two thorough
fares of trade and travel. Maryland has long been
prosecuting grand central railroad towards the
Ohio, and will not to labor upon it until il i,
completed. In like manner Virginia is earnestly
engaged in carrying on large system of inlerna
improvements, all looking to the trade Of the Mis-.
sissippi Valley, and intended to promote iniprcours.
and Identification Of interest between differeu
sections Of the Union. Nor is Georgia behind hand
in her str.yngs after the same end. She is push.
ing her works of improvement into the heart of the
! Southwest and even South Carolina is willing
to enjoy the benefits of the system projected and
carried on by the enterprise of Georgia, as she has
shown by forming connections with it.
Thus the Mississippi Valley, udlys,o.e itself
gives warrant for the assured and lasting unity OBJ
the Republic The great Valley indeed constitute.
the body Of the Natjon--the trunk OF the system
with which the other parts are connected by al
those instincts OF dependence, nurture and safety
! which belong to one common vitality.
J
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
ORLEANS ACADEMY.

Nj D. DlMlTRY, Prncipa l.-The studies OF this
Institution will be resumed the "a of Jgnuayv ISL
a .e Eupl elassed according their proficiency For
usI Information, inquire at the Academy TivolI rale
between Deiord aud Nsyades streets '' - dS0 n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
AN N UALS:

ILLUSTRATED BOOKS for 1854.
STANDARD WORKS,
JUVENILE BOOKS,
SPLENDID DESKS
WORK BOXES,
FANCY WRISTBANDS
COLO AND SILVER PENCILS,
M 1 = --r-..In l. - ---
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

TENNESSEE Vine STATE CoNvENTIoN. By
general concurrence OF the wing press of Ten
nessee, Wing Convention will be held at Nash
vile, on the 22d day of February next, for the pur-
pose Of designating suitable candidate for Gov
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

Ola Saturday night, Mr. LouS CASEY aged about 81 year
a native of County ROscOmmOu, ireland.
H. ta Funeral Ni take llar. Today IL. O'clock FROM
" residence, corner 'frYisr Hut Friends
ac-aai"nces are Invited TO attend UMhHu further notice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
Gbe Daily Creseent.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF the Council Of the Second Municipality
NEW ORLEANSs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

anu 7.H..''' '1-N+ an" Ne' s. FOO b" ruvaed BY the
II s 10 ', s,, ,S4 l5ere3 ,y gaII si or rac4 ,
orT Ms, upon raa9ne5e notice en- may be reanred
Collector moi yea III T.sT "n .sT S'o'Ao. O., NE
,rag iI IN r5 , ,nga tn- Il ''- a. may BE-
The Naya. Service, re 'NI WI FRERET Carar-or '
,,,s,,,,, TI,,,,... ,,,,,,.-- ,,-
.-.r-,,r,. NM, Ss'N 0Gt LA>s. Dec L. lsJJ. !
~hALED PROPOSALS WI. be- received at
@ ,as n4e gnn the 5ist instant. for supplying SHIP
iHANIIIERN for the TruifaH 1fgr.. EsvaTre 20 a 80,
yh tauor W we've ronis from IT, i @ of III j.S5, on
viz '''' '"O"''E "s'r
Anchors and Hedges.
Brooms, u.a,0ry
Do Corn.
DO do half do:
D Ro "g 1S6s EsI'r7' per inch per she''e
be- os"' F Ba1 R6 pa.e"'
DO do Nania:
Canvas, hollands 4 A
DO Cotton No
10 II, NJ
10 do No.
rr5 D2 d DO Nolo;
Hemp liaa-ars:
Hamlro're
Junk.
DO P TI58.s'
Tunbar a liz nine.
0abun
ID I iugesJ ba;;Ijaata u"'
10 80.
Paints, black lead
Powder cannon; s'O"""'
SOAP, 9rd @,1""E
,n..., PAX wood, sawed and delivered.
NH to
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30
FMShiOslNbIc CYOEhtmg.

No. ~ CAMP STREET,
Opposite Heweu's Ezrhaug
~ We are nov 30 receipt Of complete Stock Of FASHION
BILE CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS coror,,n.,r no.
every way Of Dress suitable for fine so,o1
THOMPSON ~ NIXON,
o23 3dptf No 10 Ca1aa s,r..,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

FAMILY GROCERYFOR SALE-A Fapr
Grocery Establishment well stocked and doing a 20,
business situated IN the Second Municipality, in a r r.
location Tor the business will he sold private sale on aya
LaEeUu- Ad Nre-s % r 80 at this office DAB 3rs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

EE Thr magnificent running passcnFfr steamer
MONTGOMERY, Estes, master "il post ysy fave lls DAY
H0nluy, o'clock r. N for Puncon Lake Prevalence ytcks.
burg, Msen Bend Warreu.ou GrN Gu RoIar etc.
$50 r. o. sHlTH u Poy .ras It.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-30

10 .ar 1-rs, contracting - celebrate. C.urs57 scene. ..
snEsaa.u us Hing sua me eurr..t s fourth aud f a.r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
FISHING.


Made of Cotton, Flax, Sill
Plated SIR, Loddon ~,
Line, Cninarwist, lor Gas
and Hair.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
ltlorrluac5.

In Wet ap,ham March u, 10y Rev. .. ." @ =.
OF Orange.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
Planning, Tongueing and Growing
LUMBER.
JOSEPH P. WOODBURY'S
Patent Planning Machine.

TIME received Letters Patent for sta
ronary Gutter, Planning. Tonguens and Growing Ma
chine NOW offers for sale Machines and Rights to the
same This Machine w, plain 600 feet OF Boards to an,
unDrn in one producing better finished
surface than possible to produce by any
ldape TO plain joint clapboards, or weather boarding
and will do the and better than any other ma
chine bs,e,ofe invented This machine arranged tina
il nIapes the board unbroken shaving the whole
width and length material, and does not take mor
Than ave thirds the power that required to do au equa
amount of work the rotary Cutting Cylinder now IN CON
mon use The and organization OF ms ma
ehae is different from other now in ase Communiea
lions for further particulars chreully responded to by ad
dre.s,ny the supscr iber (pOst paidl Boston, Mass.
a. Above Piainiur Machines may be opera
uoh 'y ea""s w ~ JOSEPH r. WOODBURY.,
oo.l, Border Street, East Boston. Mass.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25

SURELY IS THE BEST.
Head What that DISTINGUISHES aud able ply scinn, DR.
l'ns"u Abe", Blsion Boston Dr Corbe,t,
IshlN concentrated -yrBp Of Sarsapanla:
-ssr- huniry 90:
hrar ~ la answer 20 inquiries relative to DIR
orseiis oapouid S,rup of Sar-apauiia,' that
ui e'sht months since procured hotle- you
nd htT" had up I" Tins time nuaher gross
1-'- nav p"cnf~d e." ntrre qia'llirs I" great excn
ue It m pr'h"pedc insiItue,' preference To au,
ther pc srsiion of rnr~ai,ariiia
tor P'ai rr tsoa, sev'i cases of rupture. Diseases
ne sam ""d tap d ea-e- the liberated Stage,
'ith Gro aou- habit 1t valuable NEEDY.
II e"nd'i'"n Il and sctculau- ulcris. frcs
'apr, rgnid improving the general hoah and producing
hr lihiu condition u The suffice. att
oH'e-niily dr"'fie Hi' iaIstre Unli find betie
soml"n"d hope 10 be sup ..Hi ~ your MT.
ALANsoN ABBtE, NJ. d.
B" SION, Feb. 26 lSe.
Ma lie aud ~ by the Society of Shpkers This iuvalu
Sold ~ EDWARD nRINi.Ey AND co Druggists. No
Sand south SIDE Fan u a. H. Ba>iou. sole Prop,ie,ors
And tn" General appointed gini in the United states und
For slle hy Rrafrli Grinuis and by : X. Collins
n," neei !, tferh < Wa,er garr T. E G. French
r1' u 1T ihufher X hp~ l Nasriu-ton Dickinson dnd
feasie-' Choi'ri, also Icy a u's sen"rai''-
WIsrAR'- RALSAN of WILD CHERRY.
\" q aackefs-N No - eel. In selling
eei'e those whp are ii'"r- nnier 81 r'i"n d" we wish
toesi"-l-e At than p>iis q -'ises Yet when
l',k HI"uud aud -" the suffering aud dI-ife
eee@>"nrd hA many ct ihr -'>'s 80 winch ths MEDICINE
has P''',td hi-hiy --.i f-ei AAt cannot
ure rs claims i"o -irp gle TOO n'u - its favor
y" GU ihe i WING Nrf ta'"HNls rnd important tsti-
aver # Ns.i' s.~ If " iid theu,, from the
SPICY and hisb'y e-l~.'~i ',l, Evening Transcript,
ttA" II ,cu- valu the medicine
md N '"Ih- irei that doing our duy. We d.
n"' say ihi~ it. hf,-.s tue ,niaaion OF
the Ia nuh OF fnai authentic AID
pef>nn~, know To be rP"tsihe,l of the won
drrlol by h- rg,trkah. discovery, but fieui
p-T-ot-l al -rt b speedy cures Effected by IL,
in in-A-. cae- ani Diseases OF the luags.
Pace ! per nutls, rNTottl's 10 49,
Tar oni sonaIue ai"A,s signed l. QUITS the wrap
Ief.
CnIns, French ,ta4Aer, Barre L. L {. french,
PtinHrid 1hubeI Hu~ les WashInsioDi Diekus and
fea~ite. hrt-ra-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
ANO1
HER LIFE SAVED.



jefferson ysiom Joseph NJ heh,, baptst Clergy
Isi. sica UNIV, va" heh Tue 'icffimlcs estab =
9 the Hung Basam Uf
aisAna ha> u -" - "'"' '"e "uhsa
the isii OF '> service 10 me-
o. tertuina-d - "a" rf'tf anu asoe
and sht' $3.50 S'nsh, pam III
M tfnub
diset :" 49, '"'u' "isease -c"hsu"i
nv eun-d &c 'hridy assuming form Of whlt
md ucursb- "a vi
VI "e ""Ss- NY su"-f-
then adv ~ "as SUI pos Il 10 DC past nope
.t..m led by friend to Burhan'- Hung
m, "" !" !" ~ "efsuH-i"h sent
the u f"u' h"" ~ s"h a coni-
health and a-A ~ i't', az" continued 1" recover
hottie OF u''li 'es "e'' perfectly restored
The Basani cured entirely, ene ed
he v" aci'"h 81 my sSsem
and I ~ ms shN.n my
the t' n-f "f ~ ''' VI tn' hs .. huins iact Tor
the fung nlsnm 10 n II many
81 believe / to be a
o" ", var all d--h-rs al the lungs
~ , ,,i'"" ''Stfh NJ HEAkT
ii'", fo'o-
in, fould further n few Ks
-, uboI SISTER tie tha'ch, Mrs AnnA
illness hs under aud
The skill r e. "1 n"- n''h l'-H"lied oil Tor some time
country - ~ "' o. 'nii' NJ ph,sra"~ "i tie
uuays '''' "eh prescriptions proved
Recommended u USE he Bal
,aIed to and BY The Of loites
.crus,op comparative eath and attending TO her
IVY" WI" s'Fdt sue
PefN'"' knowledge - ~
nay Yurs uuly JOSEPH NJ. nEART
fo>iO t"'
ama,cs, - =, aHa ofi'ish rf"'-
AGE W. ~ rI'ce, on ~ ''''r per bottle
Thuma -" ~
q. .,. 1,;"si ,tuiorf bo""s; h"ise", L
d N'''N torhth, N Blake
Nh q H. kcyes: bradford. C.. & rd
slyu ned, l. H. lamp aud by dealers medicine gener
rougiOut Ne t.nsiaud.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
Trout s Salmon Fish

Superior i.onlon Fly Rods:
Patent FlyLines Brass Reel.
Pau, Check & Muliip ,ins ,
r"hlc or single siikworm
Hut Casting Lines -ilkwer,n
'ni of varIeu- qualities; Sll-
yer and Bass Cimps, % ali
islIes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-25
pcGtll5.

In Nop,pc,irr. March 20, is o, Myron wing 'se' =
vear-, I n,unrhs and : dat- L., - I scafi, d aged
In OVID y Y on ite 2ji int irene. e' Nd or
Van. month and Is DAYS, only sou OF Imam L. All" w
dema T. Scuiirld-
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-23

question of slavery in those poriors Of Terrific
ry which would be left. He was sure that
Texas would never consent TO any division o
her territory which wou!! serve 10 bring upon
! the South such state Of things.
The hill was finally received and read. but
the question of reference lies over
Mr.. BmIrr reported back from the judiciary
Co'n;niltee the hill providing for The more IF
lrctunl execution of tue clause Of thr Cousi,u-
iion which provides l"r the recovery of fugitive
slaves, with some amendments. IN reporting
the bill as the organ ul The Committee, Mr.. Is.
| said he had by no means abandoned the position
for which he shall always contend, viz: that il
is the duty OF the States themselves To provide
by special Legislation for the sunr "l, I"c.
The bill was then made the special order OF
the day for "Wednesday next.
The n lso spent the whole day in an inrl.
iecual attempt TO elect door keeper.
The resolution of alr. Douglass relative 10
Il relrocosSion of the District oi Columbia to
Maryland and The erection OF this city inoa ter.
rilury is at present the all absorbing topic
Probably three fu,lrlhs of the members would
vote Tor it, provided the proposition could be
these times Of cross purposes that seems impos
sible. The Maryland papers, in discussing the
subject present one view Of considerable i'm
porlance to that State, viz: whether the retro.
crsSion, might not, al same future day, cause
the removal of the seat ol the General Govern
msnt to some other place? 1t is very obvious
that the advantage derived by Maryland from
the rctroccssOn would not he equivalent To the
Disadvantage Of having the seat of government
removed to distant incaion.
The Hungarian refugees this m"rniug visited
the Postmaster Gcno;al and other Heads of De.
parltnenls. The bill of Mr.. Seward, prt viding
IA grant Of land fnr'lhrm and others, it is tho't,
will pass without opposition. But will these
warriors, accustomed as they have been TO the
excitement Of military life, be content to settle
down as iirrs Of the soil!
In the office uf the Auditor Of the Treasury
Department additional frauds are being brought
to light every day. 1t is almos, impossible to
guess u, the probable amount that has been
distracted by means Of false vouchers.
Since the establishment Of opposition lines
OF Telegraph to New York city, ,her" is no
longer any complaint of the want of despatch.
If some en,erprsing capitalists would construct
an additional Southern line, | think it more
than probable that messages between this city
and Charleston would be- transmitted in less
than four hours.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-01-23
A NEW STEAM SAW MILL.

A steam saw mill we learn is about TO bo erected
some eight or nine miles above this place, OH OF
near the Robson Roads, which we think is favor
able to the Plank Road enterprise, although it is
by some considered mpracii' able. Yet certain it
is when the steam gets mp, "Go ahead is the re-
suit. The wear and tear Of wagons, and the
breaking down Of horses, besides innumcrable adj
ran:aees resulting from the building Of such a
road, of which we have not time to write now, ought
10 be sufficient reasons for its constructI"n.-
The present condition OF our market roads, with
the bad prospects, Git is raining again0 makes
it sloc business wagoning TO market, so that here
the advice, I" Be sure you're right, then GO
AHEAD" is useless.