New Road,
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We were more than gratifed a, the degree of anxisty expressed among the cit ms in the lower end cf Talladega and the upper part of Coosa counties, on an excursion through that section n few days ago, in relation 10 he all.Inrortant project of having good and accessible roads. Already have he energetic citi- zsns of that eIghborhood cut NEW ROAD from the rural Iit;le place, Sy lla- cogga, over a beautiful and much more level ground than .he old road, inter- seciing the old road few hundred yards North of Benj. F. Cleveland's. This road shuns all the rough hills between Cleveland's and Syllacogga which have given 10 wdgoners so much trouble in coming to Wetumpka on that lonte- Now there is one continued good road from Hatchee Creek into the interior of Taladega and Benton counties. From that Greek south some th ee or miles, the stony hills over which the road pas. ses, will, unless something is done before the wagonning season commences, be- come almost impussable; but with d fair quantity of labor, as good q road could be made there 8 on any other part Of the route. We do not know of any way for this serious deficienty 10 be remedi- ed, as the O0erseer on that part of the road from Rockford to the Creek, have worked their ten days out this year, which relieves them from the penalty oi the law for not keeping roads in order, unless the enlcrprsng citizens in the neighborhocd pour oLt a portion of their public enterprise. The Turnpike with this exception(from Ha,chee Creek 10 Rockford) is fair road, but it does not give that facility to the Planters for bringing their produce 10 market that they should have, and never will unless a McAdcmsed road is established establishment of which we entertain the greatest hopes that lhe day will not be far distant, when we may sec the ups country wagons coming in on aroad of this kind groaning under the burthen of he produce of the country.

 We would be mo'e than pleased to see a demonstration made by the citi- zens in that neigh5orhood. and should they want aid, we think we could speak for Hetumrks, that she would do her duty.