{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
Tredgold in his Treatise Railroads and Carriages,
says The great advantage of railway will consist in its
aorng the of transporting heavy goods with speed
and tany fit be only far as to double the speed OF
The iyheats it must be material benefit And recollect-
ing that railroads yet in imperfect state, while the
united talents of our civil engineers have been chiefly de-
voted to canals for about century, we may conhdehy
hope that there is yet scope for improvement ana we
may fairly infer that for works. railroads will IN nne
ten be better adapted for public beneht than

canals.