New-York u. Rnilroads,
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New-York City Is no; so badly Oft after all ior
although she has no Railroad 10 the interior b,
which she can receive supplies or send ou, ner
chandize, yet she has the privilege of using th'
Boston Road as much as she peases. All lha


we New.Yorkers have to do is TO ship our good.
for Utica Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo, b,
way of Boston and Merchants u, the West i
they have any thing to send to New-Yo,k can d,
the same. Thus surely. it is plain that our City
Merchants do not need Western Railroad, anc
as TO our Mechanics, why we suppose that th'
Trade.men of Boston will take care to render ,b.
services Of New-Yolkers quite unnecessary. Ever,
man must see at glance how the scant Of Rail
road ftom New.York must add to the wealth o
the City, and increase the vaise of real and per.
sonal PROPERTY.