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PIBB CouSrY.-Dwing The past week we indul- ged in a hasiyvsit lo Bibb, 10 attend Court &c &c and had quite pleasant time of it. We enjoyed one uxnry in ite fish way, decidedly; for we ate some of the red "Shad'-sueh as we have seen from the Connecticut River in bo,hood's day. They were caught in he Cahawba River, by our mob e hearted old tiem Henry Adams, Esq. in trap, and it was al his lah that introduced oursef 10 that in our estimation, most delicious of the 6nny tribe.

 Ribb is rough couniry-land poor, with some few exceptions hut contains full share of glorious good fellows. IL is called poor, very poor country 1; but in estimation, it IS, or will le, one oi the richest coulies inthe State. In Coal, Iron. Mar be and water powsr, Bibb county is rich indeed - No finer locations can be found in any country for factories, &c. Sc than are to be met with m vari- ous parts of the c,uny. The day is not distant 1t IS to be hoped, wien their value will be appreciated. 'SchuIIz creek" which is only some l2 miles m length, affords allenough, and plenty of water, 10 keep in nperationa Factory for every mile.

 Our friend Alexander Graham, Esq. has Mil, seat four miles from Centreville on this creek, mhch is one of tle best locations every way for 2 Factory. which c.uId be desmed. He has Saw Mill with two savs and Grist Mill in operation there now. Indeed, from what we have seen O Bibb, we are prepared to say that il is from ioca ion aud popu tio,, as well calculated for success iul mining aud manufacturing country as any VI have ever seen.-lliyer State Review.