JOHN F. PHIFER, S,c,.
4. w. ALLISON,
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Our Rail Road. The Wilmington Chronicle
says that the story about the Boston capitalists
having sold on. their recently purchased Ports
mouth road 10 the Petersburg Company, is not
true; but there is a clause in the charter which
they do not like, and Intend applying to the Vir-
sinia legislature for an alteration. The Whining
ton ComnercaI says that the friends ofthc Metro
poitan ronre cannot iase funds TO survey it. The
editor is not well informed upon that point as
a man occupying his post should be; for it has
been stated in both the Fayetteville papers, and
with strc, truth, that the money for The survey
has been paid up Not only lhut, the money to
survey route for a Canal to the west has been
subscribed. A surveyor has been engaged, and
will enter upon the survey in few weeks, or
sooner. ..5 . ....s ,.. Dr.. -- -.-


It's some consolation TO know that the majority
of tho people of Wilmington, ( at least so says
good authority not only reject the euvlous feel
ings towards Fayetteville shown by one of its
editors but are ready 10 cooperate in any scheme
calcnlated to increase the trade of both places
And they acknowledge the righ! of Fayetteville
10 further her own Interests in whatever way she
may think proper. Fay. Carp.