From tn. Fayetteville Observer.
RAIL ROAD FROM RALEIGH TO FAY.


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There are Indications that we are much
nearer 10 the commencement Of this en-
terprise, than we supposed few weeks
ago. he sale of the Raleigh and Gas
ton Road, which is positively to take place
on the 29th OF next month, has thorough
ly drawn public attention TO the subject;
and plans are understood to be now form
ing, for the purchase of the Road, with
view to It's extension South to Camden.
The last Raleigh Star says:


Ave understand there is strong pro-
liability that the State will be overbid for
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, which
is to be sold on the 29lh December, with
the view of connecting il with the South
Carolina road"


We understand from various sources,
that those interested in the Rail Road
North aud South of us are exceedingly
anxious to form connection on this the
Metropolitan Route. In this place We
ry large subscription may not be made,
under Inc circumstances at present exist
liz uut u w III uC suIii, VIC uouot hoss O."
will manifest disposition TO do our part
in work of so much importance TO us;
which would make this one of the great
,horoughlares of rayel "a travel which
has materially increased, and will be still
greatly added to by the Improvements in
Georgia. We learn that the Rail Roads
in that state are now rapidly approaching
the Tennessee River; and it is even said,
that in few weeks the Mail from Nash
vile, Tenn, will take this direction, in
which it will be conveyed 4s hours quick
er than on the Western route. This must
turn heavy current OF travel this way
which would be perhaps quadrupled il the
connection were complete, and the Ral
Road communication continuous through
North and South Carolina.