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"A gentleman informs US that eight fami- lies of his acquaintance, in an adjoining county, are making active preparation to emarate to the West. Poor Carolina! dear lY loved as you are hy your sons, the strong ties of affection must yield to the apathy and mismanagement which portend nothing but poverty and ruin.o

 The above paragraph Is taken from the Newhern Spectator ofthe I7th instant. It IS a source of regret that, at the moment when Carolina is putting forth her power to attain her former rank in the Confedera- ~cy, that any oi' her sens should forsake her, and seek a distant land. But this incident ought to remind Us Of an important lesson. It IS the result of that policy which Virgin ia and North Carolina have too long pnr- sued; and to the baneful character of which both are awakening. Could we recall, by the magic wand of the enehanter, the gal lant sons and lovely daughters of Virginia and Carolina, who have gone from Us to build up the young empires of the Vest could they appear before us with their long train of descendants, how forcibly would we be struck with that miserable policy which has banished such a goodly host from our landl But thq past is beyond our pow ef; and it becomes us to be stirring, lest another generation shall pass from OUT con fines, and the people, unnerved ansdispirited, relapse into that hthargy from which, after q long slumber, t2ey have at length awaken ed.-g4ortolk B4acoa.