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the country between Raleigh and Fay yeueville a
boun ding asit does with that of superioranality,
i: wodld seem that an estimate made according to
the price paid on that Road, is much TOO liberal.


The iron, spikes, &c. have been put at the
highest price paid within the past few months, and
which may be considered as much higher than It
can be expected to remain for many months to
come, as the Rail Road mania, which IS now ra-
gng in Europe has caused iron to advance to a
price that must bring about an increased Produc-
tion Of the article beyond the increased demand.