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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
The manufacture Of from -Four to Five Thousand
pairs oi the above article by the FALL. For
reference as to.qaality, lie would respectfully
refer persons who may be dispose to purchase
of him, to those who patroniacd him iast year
AS to price, he will guarantee them ns low as
cen be afforded
May 22 2tf J. MORGAN
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FGoa,cnsnclt,s LiyerpilIs.

No part Of ihe system is more liza bic 10 disease
Than The LIVER, il serving as fiterer TO puri-
iy me blood, or giving the proper secretion to
the bile j; so thai any wrong action of the Liver
effects The other important parts of the system,
md results varionsy, in Liver Complaint,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore
watch every symptom that might indicate a
wrong action of the Liver. These Pills being
composed Of RooTs and PLANTS furnished by
uature 10 heal tho sck Namely, lst. An Ex-
rEcroRANT, which auemcits the secretion from
the Pulmonary mucus membrane, or promo. 8
The discharge uf secrcted matter. 2nd, An AZ
RENATIvE Which changes in some inexpica-
be and insensihle manner the certain morbid
action of the system. 3rd, Il Tonic, which
gives tone and strength 10 the nervous system,
renewing health and yigor TO all parts of the
body. Ith, a CATHARTIo, which acts in per-
feet harmony with the other ingredients, and
operating on the Bowels, and cxpelling the
whole mass of corrupt and vitiatcd matter, and
purifying the Blood, which destroys disense and
restores health.
z saoo IIoCaCnal@a a3o
You will find these Pills an invaluable med.
cine in many complaints TO which you are sub
lect. In obstruciiens either total or partial they
have been found OF inesiimable benefit, restoring
their functional arrangements 10 n healthy no.
ton, purifying the blood and other fluids so
eicctually 10 put to flight all complaints which
may arise from female Irregularities, as head
ache, gldncss, dimness OF sight, pain i'll the
side, back, De.
None gcuuinc unless signed J. n. IIoDENsAeK,
all Others being base Imitation.
PRICE-EA CH % CTS.
.GEa' Agents wishing new supplies, and Store
Keepers icsrous of becoming Agents must nd-
dress The Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACk,
Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by all Druggists and Merchants in
the u. S.
p. NJ. COHEN, Charleston, Wholesale Agent
for tho State.
August 10Th, 1857 42-ly I
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Is & & 3 u. '$5 4,
!nssaa.a oil TIE south.

;i,s by hoy, A. r. MEEK. NJ 5
n Lard 5of. the outh!!---imperial land?
How proud sthysmountains rise! 3
3 zIioN sweet thy scenes on every hand |! !.
aoWfair. thy covering skies |! a
3 But not for this, not for these,
Hove thy fields to roam,--
Thou hast adearer spell to NC
,hou art my native home !!
{ Thy rivers roll their liquid wealth,
unequalled, to tie sea-
Thy hills and valleys bloom with health,
And green with verdure be!
Yet not Tor thy, proud oceans.slrcams,
Not for, thy azure done,-
Z Sweet sunny south II cling to thee,-
I'hou art mynative home!
I've stood beneath Italia's cline,
~ Beloved of tale and song'--
], On Helyyn's hills, proud aud sublime,
Where IIiature 3 wonders throng,--
r BY Tempe's classic, isun-lit streams,
Where gods, Of old, did roam,
1 But mo 'er have found so fair land,
AS thou--my native home!
And thou hast prouder glories too,
s Than nature ever gave
Peace sheds o'er thee her genial dew,
sssfs And freedoms pinions wavc,-
Fair science filings her pearls around,
s3s Religion 5lifte her dome -
These, these endear tliec to nv heart
My own loved native home
4 And aheaven's best gift to man" is thine
Ged bless thy rosy girls -
3 Like sylvan flowers, they swcetly shine
Their hearts are pure as pearls
j And grace and goodness circle them,
Where'er their footsteps roau,-
How, can then, whilst loving them,
Not love my native home?
4 Land of the South Imperial land!
Then here's health to thee
,s Long as thy mountain barriers stand,
Mayst thou be blest and free -
May dark dissension's banner ne'er,
.{5 Wave DER thy fertile loam,-
But should it come, there's one will die
10 save his native home
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VERY PRET,py -\Va find ~

VERY PRETrY.-We find the
,shllaEiHts 's taa., 1ax lsof'isSi'le .riz aa:
a company O. young ladies, most
respectfully connected, have formed
themselves into a scrcnading PARTY,
and with their exquisite music have
greatly delighted the residents on
Broadway. One of them, a musical
prodigy. performs on all instruments,
but cxccls on the flute; the others
play different instruments, and all
are charming vocalists. Of course,
while sercnading their friends, they
are accompanied by body guard;
but of that there is no necessity, for
no one would dare insult them.
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Improved Endless Chain
Water Elevators.

All persons wishing the above Elevators can
be sup piled by the subscriber, who is the Agent
es X, +. LIGON. (
Spmterville, December ?, 1851. o.
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CABINET WAREROOM,
IT. WI, ANDREWS

sgy--sss-=s=vsxT TAKES this method OF
SsssasesszsAsS s informing the citizens OF
S.tEt-'-A-z+ats9 Sumtervillc and vicinity that
he has opened in Sumtervillc, opposite the new
Presbyterian Church, CABINET WARE
ROOM, where lie will keep for sale, cheap, all
Of his trade, which he will warrant of good
material; and will furnish for cash, at Charles
ton prices, all descriptions of Furniture made.
Repairing executed at the shortest notice.
mahogany and plain Cofiins furnished with.
out delay.
DAVIS, he IS prepared 10 furnish Metallic Plates
engraved in any style.
All the subscriber asks is fair trial, and
hopes by punctual attention 10 business and
easy terms, 10 merit public patronage.
February II, 1852 l7-ly
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From the Georgia University Magazine.
Horace Initiated.
" LYDIA Dc

"LYDIA DC"
Ah charming Miss why do you toll,
That pretty--smooth-c -chinned lad to spoil !
Why does he in the shade remain,
Stunning the dust, and sunny plain!
Why does he, with dull razor NOW
His chin to make the Goattec grow!
Why does he nope the lvclong day,
Nor join in healthful Campus play!
Why does he on your walks attend
His hair all caked with candles '-end?
Why, of an evening, does he ride
In hired buggy-by your side
Nay! why that ugly spot of ink
Upon his digit's point IL think,
Perhaps, it might "a tale unfold"
Like Elder Hamlet's ghost of old.
It tells of quires of paper, spoiled
BY sCnpld's wiles-that naughty child
OF Sonnets to your jetty brow
Of many raving-red-hot VOW
iOfraillings at old Father Time
Of-much that can't be put in rhyme
Alas the power Of Boa b sls =
Eo9i Inife5 nave witched his simple heart
And he's. become a moping thing!
Pray pin him to your apron-string!
Or make him dress like Peleus' SON
When he old HUNS wars would shun-
Or, 1t better suit your humor,
Make bim adopt the downright Bloomer.
"A. X.
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oe5Water, and the same quantity of
sugar; bake slowlystill done, and eat
them with cream or milk, and the
juice thatScooks from them.
To make apple preserve, pare and
boil seven pounds of fruit, add three
and half pounds of sugar, put it TO
the apples dry, and let it stand till it
is dissolved; then pour on water, let
it stand till cold, then pourtit on the
same way several times to harden
the apples; putt over the fro, and
add two oranges and some cinnamon.
Apple jelly may be made by peel.
ing and quartering half q bushel Of
white pippins, and throwing them in.
to water, to prevent their discoloring.
Stew thom in boiling watcr-pa
through sieve or piece of flannel,
and then proceed as is usual with
currant jelly, and put lennon juice
into the syrup; the peelings Of the
lemon must be cooked separately,
with white sugar, and put into the
jelly when hnished.- ~. Z. Times.
~~o>>.--so-.-~o~
:, " no LII URN LIE GRIND STONE
fiaiklih says: wv hcn was little
poy' ! remember one cold winters
morning was accostcd by smiling
man II WIN an axe on his shoulder
"my pretty bow" snid hc ssbas vour
ia'neT d sr'iiusto'ic es sir, said
l. on arc a inc Ilttie fellow" said
nc, VIII You let me grind an axe on
IT. leased with the compliment
inc li'tic fellow. ~, yes, sir,@ | an
sMHreo' II IS down III inc shop. And
WIZ on my man, said ne pattinS me
w w. tire ~, iiGIu' get inea l'ttlc not wa
W., ~, , low cpuli l felnses ! ran
'','9 ",5 sun plousllV :" Ne'.ie ioi'. Iiow ~.
o'u "'c Spu' ''ho "'ii.C IS your nam eES
e1a'l't.,eu ,, ~ nc without waiting Tor re-
p'E ah, sure yo" are one OF the
i.''eS: laos 'Ha1 ever nave seen; VIII
;.1n sT" l'SI 'uii, Il iew minutes Tor me!
/, | .. 'eh.eo WIN @ 'he liat1cry' IKE a fool
!, WIZ " M"rN' N" "nu p,'teriy oiq rue
s''o nIs nv % s.''oi oe1l 'uh2' ano |
Iv"." ,': 'io' ~ :."'s' my ,a,'us were
=, ,,,, ,su, I''u u M's 'loI l'a'l ground
~ '.'S'''' io"S'S', 'ic "Ac WAS SiiitI)-
e'leo ana inc man turned TO me with,
no" you niue rascai you've played
tne Ir',"h1' scud TO schooi or you'll get
u. Al"s thought !, IL WAS hard
-. l., l
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Administrators Notice,

7 HAVE appointed Mr.. w. NJ. Green,
| my Agent, TO settle all The matters OF
the Estate OF John Mcdonald, late of this
District. MARY Il. MCDONALD.
ALL Persons having demands against
tho Estate of John Mcdonald, will present
them duly attested. Those indebted will
make immediate payment 10
w. N. GREEN, Ageat.
February IA, 1859, l7-tf
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..-.S-.'

lANrEE CoURralI'r.-A lovc-lorn
swain broke u wish.Jonc with hi;
hearts queolI,' somewhere in New
Hampshire.
Meow what d'ycu wish, Sally
demandcd Jonathan, with tender
grin OF expectation.
! wish was hanisum, replied The
fair talnsrl. hamd<um as Queen Vic
tory
'Jcrnsalr!n. what a wish.' replied
jonathan. when you're handSum nnil
meow. But III tell yer wat lwsi,. Sally.
wish YOU was locked up in my arms,
AID the key was lost
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I,...e Naysl 3. orce g tl.e United st.ls.

| ne NM 0Icf - tEEC lnlted Sta =
Aceor3.as - Jhn Mol Regiser f5r to
Current year the follow = I, Is &c aab-i ssfes i
the United States:
Eleven sins - ~ linr sasr' ~ eish ~
died end sixty GU - mes three ase l.
commission s. RECEIVING Fps three - ora
Iuafs. /. u - 80 Hoeks.aal enc prenaff.g o.
&c Tie InaeueHdauee, a rfzae. cssryI0
hify.igut gaas. IS pr s.iay f9r ga
n,sr.fH IsIaHfss 81 .a ..=st aid enc Il 81
s.eaa3 risas. e sl,z e. tgadfed aud si2
tour guns. Or these five ato IN cornmlse.o".
four IN ordinary. two On The stocks, and two
p. eparing lar sea.
/ :. - &C sloops oil war carrying tour
hundted b4d ,svo guns. OF these fifteen are in
commission. lnl one preparing for seq. Also.
four scboonsrs. carrying seven gus, two OF
winch are in commission, one IN ordinary,an1
one preparing Tor sea.
Five steam figatcs, carrying lorty four guns
oil in commission four steaf0ers Of The trst
elaas, carrying eighteen guns, iwo oi winch
are III eotnuissio.,, one repairing. and ore pre-
pairing lor sea;apd seven s.eameTs lessfhan hrst
clasa. CO. ying five guns. three Of which nre II
commission, tso preparing tor sea, aud TWO
Employed Or rndors.
rive are hhlps, car ytlB w l'"t
ii. n . them are in commission, and Que re.
pairing 10 sea
This give total Of sevrn'v.fvo vessels of
all kinds, carrying two thousand and fourteen
guns.
The officers Of the navy ore as follows
Sixlyeiyh, captains ninety-seven comman'
d,rs. three hundred and tw"nty-scYen lieuten-
ants, sixty.nne surgeons, forty passed ossl'-
tant surgeons, thirty seren assistant surgeons
sixty.three pprsors, fourteen masters, IN the
it, Of promotion one hundred and ninety.
seven passed midshpmen, and one hundred
and niuely.csht milsmpmen.
In tho marine corps there are ono colonel
commandant one lieutenant colonel, four
majors, fifteen captains, twenty first and TWEEN
~ second l.cutendnts.
la tie engineer corps one engineer IN chlel.
seven naval constructors. thirteen chief engi-
nerrs, eiglteen first assistant engineers, und
thirty four second assistant engineers.
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Tnylor, TinsIey l. 20

GRoCERS. FORWARDING & cou,,t..
u MERCHANTS, hosa Street, Lynch5arg Ia
raceiying. ind have IL stone large and vi - are
stock Of Groceries Dry Goods, Liquors, g. Escorted
Gently purchased in the northern nnarke, Cr fe-
invite the attention of our fisnds and the ,fI. md
ais 10 give as call as small profits and aoirk
shall ge our rnoiI" Tho following comprise. "a.
of o = Stock: i'i'3'a
600 Bags Rio Laguirn and JAVA Coffee
~ hhds. ~ o. Porto Rico K Cuba Nal....
II bbls Crushed Clarified, Powdered al ~ ..
Sugars, '''e
20 Packages Loaf SuPar.
100 Kegs Nails, fror' l. 80 dy.
90 Tons rlanIry Iron,
1000 lbs Cast, Shear and Blister Steel
500 Sides Sole Leather,
1880 bs Co'tun iurns.
300 bbls Rrctifrd and Old Rye Yhislev
30 bbls French and Apple Brandy
30 Case Stick and Mass Liquorice (bes, la,,l,
90 dozen Olive Oil, '"'|
80 hhds. Y. o. & Porto Rico Sugars
- Nova Scotia Grind Stones (ussorted s;,o,
% tbl Tanners Oil, r
Together with large and general assortment IF no.,
not enufr, rat d. all of which will be sold upnn eo'
reasonable terms. TAYLOR, TlNSLEY 4, "a
Marchi7-ts
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atnpricnnAl.Iis.s AbrOnsl.

a.. e., a., ,,o,;.o, -;t;,., II Eloreuca
c,o, :, r,
u""e' o"'e VI 'o'" o'' u'. 'o'''
lowing notice OF two American scuIptors resi-
ding there, aud the works on which they are
cngagcd.
! A.. uo1l i cuoaoed nnon the statue OF Mr..
CLv r,r the ,al,as Of VIRGINIA. The study e
Gc s,ntoe has ca,cl, H.. 5roa, orotar in ono oi
= ,,psc. Lotwecu his na rsgraphs, when,with
H. cad erect. and pr' y conscious Of ~
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lines and features of that sad face; plainly inIi-
ing that vixen the artist chooses to abandon
the e>'2i' ioi the ide"'' he - certain o' at
'a'nin5 rare success, NJ,
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Ing no evil because she Knows nohe' eFa"lhs
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CfIY Council.


ar a called meeting of the City Council Of Lynch
burr III their Chamber Tuesday the ljth Of March,
1881,
Present, John M. Otey, Preaid#l' 5 -. = 5syd
George G. Curlc jesse Hare. W. L, Taliacrro, " IN
Crnmpron, Thos. .. Acrec and Henry Davis, Members
fhc omm tee appointed To contract fora new Court
IIpno in this citynadc report, AN hibted plan &
l.'aH The outlie Of the contract VII. = had made
M.t Andrew Elton, r., for tho crccl i -, build.
ing, which re examine y the councl. ,- prov.
cd Md OF motion oil Mr. Taiaierro, Mr. Gu vas
! led to IL said building committee.
II being ted 10 the Council that i NJ. Huntington
declines officer to conduct the election to
he hold in tns - 4s'nr the led charter, the
fra luesday in April ncN.,. Ward, No w, b.
l,.t.sa is appointed in his -. stead, 10 net as
,Iab a,gr, in suporintondiug SAID election
#t#t.ut Christian Member.
FasCamm#. appointed at the January meeting Of
tts .lair 81 +. sspiunctiun with the O,rrsrers oi
ftat tf.# sa,ts, contract for the purchase of
.a.,aale a. ## House, made report showing
,ai .tt., haE aufffI,s suitable lot from Mr. Oakley.
ia, .Ice a 2.' a., -',rchdse is approved by
.,. aauaG.
Aul fhe,. Us# ia#s5-I
ID. R0DES, GIN.
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A Lii h.s been rtrottel N the s.nale. To

A bill has been reported in the Seuaie. It
provide more ciFeciualiy ior tn rc.aosai 81
Free Negroes" nhici free from tn La.s.,
er snl mo- object 1uable fea'eses e i''ss
.o,.s schemes contcmplatinc ibeir involuntary
removal We have not yei rad IN oppsrtuuiy
OF reading ,le bill, bui earn ron the Enqoi
rer thai il cmbodics "a complete system. fergll-
el upun the principle Of voluntary eoioniza'
ton" 1t proyidcs. rs va further leal from
TIE same Jour nal for The esiabl shmcnt ofa lie.
gal Boar,l, ri fr,,m five To seven persons, de-
nominated T'se Tirgiaia Colonization Eoayd.
the scmoval from Virginia Of such free ne.
groes and mulattos, as are now free and resi-
dents therein, and their children, 10 the west
crn coast Of Africa. The West India Island s,or
TO any other suitable place, and TO apply the
fun DIS which may be appropriated by the Leg
islature, or contributed by ind viduals or "a
Citations FOR the purpose, IN : be-. aud mosi
advantageous manner, 10 eject the final reno.
val of all suc free persons OF color from this
Commonwealth. The board may employ the
agency of the Virginia COLONIZATION society,
or any responsible person Or persons, Tor The
transportation and suitable care of such free
persons Of color, or provide their own agents
and means of transportation"
"It provides that an annual tax shall he lev
led upon all free negroes between the ages oil
twenty one aud fifty fve,that is to say on every
male fee dollars, and on every female 0pe dbl
far The same tax as now prescribed under
the law of 1850, is charged on the eeas OF
Court attached 10 free papers, These taxes,
with the unexpende1 bolances of tho appro-
prations made by tho act of 1850. are aPPro.
priated to tho purposes Of ilie bll. and put un.
der the control OF the new Board therein rs
tablishcd No limit is placed upon The sum TO
be applied for the transportation Of any negro.
and consequently the Board can effect the oh
ject OF their Institution under all circumstances
which may arise. The sum which these taxes
will produce will be ample to remove nnm.
Der of free negroes more than equal to the an.
nual. increase ~ ho measure may theodore be
deemed an efficient one which every person,
DESTROYS OF carrying out the object might with
propriey advocate.
'""1'e '''a ,',. "' p'"'','.' A.
'0'' ~ ~ , '","' - -,
''' '''' u.s. s"'' ~ H. ,,...,..
= $500 -. -
as well as the free negroes themselves 1t is
made the duty Of The Commissioners Of Reeve
4.
taxed, and also the duty of tho nco,oos To
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RECEPTION OF Elk PRESIDENT FILLMORE. -
The citizens of Petersburg, Wilmington,
Caatle4ion aud Macon have maze arrangement,
to receive ex. President Fillmore.
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Tour North Carolnians have been called 10
the Navy Department since 1929: Jno Branch
appointed by Gen. Jackson; Mr.. Badger, by
Gen IIarrison Mr.. Graham, by MIR Fillmore;
and Mr.. Dobbin. by Gen. Pierce.
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The General q overument. has received q con
aaei ton h. Var Department To make arms
Err Irat'a sam"
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Candidates for Ofiice.

tE-We are authorized to announcer A. d. 'AhLAs'c
candidate fer the cierh.hP of'he hu'nns ''''' u
Tie city OF Lynehburg.
Marchl7-dtdc
rgslye are sathorized to announce Gronef q VII
lIAMs candidate for the clerkshp "i the Hes''hs'
Cont Of the CRY of / hehtarg
Aa.chi3-fae
T2-We arc authorized 70 anno~nfe Laws fAet act, Il
randi. To for Mate Of Police for the CITY OF Lyneh
burg haI io-'a"'''
To he Vot.rs II he ety o, Lynoaborg'
Permit Gull your attention TO tue NAM y
c. Je.se T. Barton a. a candidate for q oiiee o.
NJ r Of Police the ensuing election. Mr. bur"a
qualifications well known to the citizens e'eihs
having filled the office snsiacior' -ohc IL" yeaIs
ago gs tor o' '"'''''''' Many VOTERS
MrssRs EDnoRs:-fnn will please announce u fN'
ny DrxSfxGT0s as a candidate for tn place oil Ser
..ant OF the city Of lyuehburg lie has been good
"cer and is worthy oil the continued o@hharrGe ~ '
penpe AN VI u 1iii"ht''
We are authorized to announce Capt JACOB II. Ron.
lSsos, candidate for the oiee Of Police Master
Much l4--dte
sVsWe are authorized TO announce Ions W. BuncH
candidate for the office Of Clerk ofthe II nstings Court
FOR the cty Of Lynchbnrg inmil2-dtsl
We are authorised 10 announce PHILLIP W wEpB, as
candidate for the oc Of Police Master for the city Of
Lynchbnre. march 4-d,s
~ Ne are authorized announce Alaj. j.. a."
MACH rhe present incumbent, eand! -. tor the Office
of GIe. u the Court OF Hastings for the city o Lynch
burg.
Morc,3--'ts
~ We authorized n'doance WILLIAM d.
Bna >en acaaailo for the Office of Mayor Of the ci
OF LyuchbuIg.
M1obi---lt.
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4 Washington correspondent Of the \. Y.
Tribune sn IS:
There is no prospect ofthe copy right trea
~ being ratified. The northumberland Senators
say that, Independent; Of it9 anti Democratic
tendencies. they will ratify no treaty whatever
to which Great Britain is party,unlil she with
draws The Colonial authorizes from the Bay Is
lnn,is -
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I'sS VIE Merchants Bank of Virginia. will in pursu-
Il unce OF resolution of the Board Of Directors,
CONNIE discounting Thursday the I7th inst by
further resolution of the Board Thursday of each w.
is set apart the regulnr discount day of tie }a. al
paper intended for discount be deposited the
day previous tothnt which ii is 20 be offered
RO. c. MITCHELL, CaShr
Mnrch16-.d3t
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Our countrymen Of the Sou h West seem to
be awake TO the importan of continuous
and direct railroad correction with tho cities
and ports Of the North, and are prosecuting
the necessary works with becoming energy
The Virginia & Tennessee and Alexandra X
Lynchburg roads form links in the great chain
communication they are seeking to esah-
lish. late number Of the n. O. Bullctin
says -Eighty-seyen miles running from this
city 10 the State line and 23 miles from Jack.
son 10 Canton, arc now under contract and up
wards Of 1400 hands employed. The sections
between the State line and jackson, of 95
miles, will be ready, for letting abou, the 10th
of Aprii--making in all 205 miles OF this
great enterprise that will then be in progress
OF construction. Iron has been purchased for
laying track of 100 rlles, and If the contrac.
tors comply with the conditions of their con
tract. the first 81 mites of the road viii be
finished, and the.cafs commence running with.
in year. 1t is the intention of the directors
to complete the road to Canton within two
years, and il possible 10 the Tennessee River
In three years, When it reaches tho Tennes.
see River, it will connect with the Memphis
and Charleston road, which will open by the
way OF Chattanooga, Knoxville and Virginia
continuous railroad line from New Olean
to the Bay of the Chesapeake, and enable III
passengers to travel from New Orleans IL New
York in less shss three day.