Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, September 05, 1818, Image 2
( Continued Jrom our hut. J
Tq the Editor s qf the Piifbvrgtl Gazette*.
If you will take the trouble to ex
amine some correct map of the two
states, New-York and Pennsylvania,
you will then stop your preaching to
the Philadelphians about turnpike
roads. ~
The trade of the western country
mast unavoidably centre at New
York ; and I think that 1 will prove
this assertion to y$nir satisfaction. ?
The New-York canal is m a state
of forwardness. Boats of 60 tons
will traverse 00 miles of it before |
Mother winter sets ln? Agreeable
toa statement of tfae commlldonenr
of that canal, the price of transporta
tion from Albany, on the Hudsou,
to fluflMe, will Mt qcesd 19 cents
= *_ j ? % _ k+ -s . 0 .
>01 transpor
, From New
York to Albany,* at this time is ten
cent* per handrail, so that goods are
carried from New- York to the shore
of Lake Erie, for the trifliug sum of
35 cenU per hundred.
From Boffirio to DanHrft* or
Portland} or to Brie across small
portions of the ]?*ke, freight in either
case will notj exceed ten cents per
hundred, and" from Dunkirk to the
bead ofCasada Lake, a
eeven mite? from Portland to the
of Catauge LakOjft portage of nine
miles, ?nd from Brie toy aterfiord
at the bead of French creek, a por
to?? ?f MtttW' lliiee, Miflnr of
wbVch will exceed twenty-five cents
per bodied."? From the bead of the
Casada and Obatauge Lakes, and
ur ?a?i m i i ? i ^
the navigation ? ftee* Jbd easy into
the Alleghany river, and I have roy
self transported gaoiiJhmona of
(bail points t tea
sum than fifty cants per hundred
weight, which proves that on the
completion of the New- York canal,
~ >m the city of New
York to Pittsburgh, will not cost
dollar per hundred
J?! -*? ^
JNOW
PMf
f gentlei
the All
open for you ft passage through its
bowels, and eyarytotber obstacle to
a road should be removed, still Phi
ladelphia could not be a rival qf
New-York in the trade of the |
WW t. ' ?' '??9
.1? ^ywH?r the eorrenfe
i current
Obiowillbe died to
produce of the western country toi
ocean, and at the ?m time to trans
port tbe exports of the Atlantic States
to tbe western country. If this
ton be carried Into complete ?
i&WH&ESssi
nenkl maemtade icteitcr than tintf
of l/ondon. Tbe growth aftbat city
already surpasses to rapidity any
other of the ancisot or modern world.
The fertile territory included within
the bounds of its own state, and in
creasing so rapidly in Its popul '
is in itself sufficient to pve it
magnitude : but a water oommunlca.
Gon between the North river and the
vmfero waters, will enlarge the tract
and population commercially depen
dent upon it, in si least a ten ibid
proportion. The western parts at
Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennes
see, Indiana. Illinois, Michigan,
and a great part of the wilds of the
Mi'wnri, must derive their supplies
of foreign commerce through the me
dium of New-York, perhaps no
city in the uuiverse is by geqjpaphi
?. *?
-w "?? v?|nn of supplies for
so vaat a territory, or for what in a
few years must be so large a popula
tion, 'JV growth of that city will
keep pace with that of the territory
dependent upon H, There is no
probability t|iat the commercial com
munication between the western states
and the Atlantic, will ever be inters
runted, The products of that soil
will always seek a market in Ru
Nf*, and m the Atlantic states, and
thendoa wfefcb is paid for in the rich '
prnnnctioM of oilier countries, will
be tranafeitted thro* the ? medium
of the peat depot in the Atlantic. '
TbsfcawlijtoocaoftMa exchange
will be nqu dfytmeeflcW
to the easr
tern states, wfcicfa foraieh the capl
fol and supply the means of trans
portation: and to the western, which
raise the staple articles of trade, la
this way, the chain which binds the
Union together will be as firm and
heavy between Boston, New- York,
Lexington and Yincenotw. as it will
be between the Ohio river end New.
Orleans. A war between the Atlan
tic and western states, woqld cot off
the great supplies of commerce in j
their customaiy channel} effect the
interests of multitudes whose profits
depend oounawrriil activity; and
require the use of the note long and
This evil would be felt as severely
in Ohio, as the ?abirg? has Wen
recently in New-England. WJhfMt
the channels of trade are once stop
ped, a stagnation is caused before
new ones cvi, be opened ; a capita)
musteithcr be accumulated iu the new
channel, equal to that of the old, on?
else the greater demand for it
throw a greater expense on the eta*,
ployec. Time is no fear that the
western country wiil ever concentrate
at N ew-Orle*ns, because it cannot (
be permanently employed there so
advantageously as at N.York. Bl
ithe interruption of the trade between
I it., iiL ? j ? ^ ? - - ??
j not the only which would arise from a.
from a distention betweonthenu The
conntry west of the AUegbany mourn
tains will ?m be ilirect}y engs*ed
in foreign commerce to so large a
degree as the Atlantic states, and
therefore, it may be nMylnfp
will never have so largo a navy, <>
the event of a war between them,
naval power of the Atlantic would
equally ihnt up the channel of com
munication thronghn New-Orleana,
as tbtough Nes^Soih, i^The whole
interest of commerce as eflactually
binds the eastern and western sections
together as the northern And southern,
Mriwe thmtmud^wre closely,^.
As to any faciUties of intercourse, tiufij
of canals,
i western
country will paas&rtn In preference !
to the mighty channel of the Missis- 1
Canals u.nte rivers, and
it of noimport&nce for a com
I inteceonrse, thor ran omM>
sttet daections. mtm AVti
not iM
weaken
hold>jNrin-J
-_<he eastern ;
[nei reach tb# commerce of
I without pasnttc over the
coast j nnd tSSs the tie whk* binds
vtheeMtern and W?tem
j, But the northern and
southern
4Min' mWJ^&SSr
?M? whfch hold the Atlantic
states together, sod prevent a fear of
| eepanition , button*? M Bflt #0
What ? magnificent prospect do
lliew leflectkw rite Aw <rf the fu
tun greatness of this republic t how
so^mu^itm^MMiy other power
'thority, and In the taagnit ?*je ofits for
eign relation*. The most reoowned
governments of th|B ancietjt world
were the republics j hut Whet vjm
their resources, their territory, their
population, or their tataHtawv to
to thoee of the bumble
colonies, of an 'English
If Gartbage,'aod Greece, and Roa?e,
hare nufoe the horde* of aubtedli to
despotic power appear like shadows
to posterity, what wttl be thyught of
the present monarchies of the iprtk,
when the huge form of Ml*> WfUbttc
shell he extended to iia natural di
mensions, and raised a)oft i# the ma
jesty of its elevation ! '
F EM ALE KAL/aMEN D ER .
Ii? the lut Glasgow paiter received
at this office; l?y tha faimj, from
Greenock, we find ?n |tlvttrd?ement
of t.fire vTx>ttf vhentWWfn exhibited
iu that ci ty in tlie furm df a good l??k
ing woman, who calls herself Ma
OAJtr. GiuvRiicMx, From tb? bill of
fare advertised tobe serv ed up oo Uie
evening of the23d Joue, we extract the
following. First, site U to eater in
to con vernation with any of the audi*
eace, in four different laqgua;
[{Whether she speak* the ?
language we are uot Informed.
will then forge with Iw wfltcffiMj,
va plate of red-hot Irw ) undergo the
torture by
ImpriaUion t pour hoifinfcoQ in few
mouth; -drop burning sealing Wan
upon her tongue, from which any
gentleman may make impressions on
uieir seals? powf ineite<i led into her
mouth, either with' her flaked hand,
of with a ladle, Mid place Ik; bare
W. in the same dip her feet in
UMna-Jnrtjs ..nasa ? ?ed fcgglshoval
'over her head, without si
the strongest aqVa-foflis
g and trample on same
with bare fceti djssojfci oqp
per in her lAfrl|d with aAa-for
d? strongest aqua-fdlis U?
to her mouth ? and last, tho _
least, get into a hut oven tritk a
til it is throughly balced'.' These in us
certainly be par?? accomplishments,
for a lady ; tlicy beat the celebrated
Day Frauds at] hollow, , Indeed we
| think she puts all the fire eating and
[ sword swallowing gentry,. complete- J
ly in the background. The lady re
1 imat^uW of chemistry, &c to
With SnV matepals tW may
Chronicle ohseives ?
? without pretending to di*|v " '
IS
what 4f
such
give our
forinances,
may he
iW
she
ftcfcafrjtt?
tCJhT
U) *ie?
rough in the ]
may add, tl
fullest mannfert
all
her ""wpematurnr girt* w?$l\ a
jCftnftdence, ease and grace, W1
-jng twu^^.
We thii the American Fmjp
now yield fqreisn supe; ' " '
** mm*.
it flhouW.l?fhftN!?5hl, roast
coiurr as vm^Y4
p*?"~ WWO tub ?m?o or Mwaaase.,^
1 it was Sunday? the shops were
all closed, and, in addition to, the
Mats, which Is daily, and almost
hourly celebrated, in all the Church
In, prmaas were preached iff tbd
German languages. It is a day of
more than ordinary festivity among
all ranks; the theatres are open in
thaaveninc: and I wa? strqqgly re
Lto vlMt a aW? of ml
ammmnent
where,
i
than oolkctal at the Congress.
Not having jm t delivered my let
nry^rrnr ??? mwwv* ?< ?? W* I
ad the room about nine o'cli^k. in tin- I
" ? " i* a aaagBific?nt salodn,
'* ? rrouRded i>y a gal
apartuf (helarcp
of bqildings, palk?| tlm JJourg I
or Inpojul JPalace. Never was an
Allpfblj l?*^l ceremonious; every .
not wof? hi* bat; many, ti}| the ]
roon* became heated, their #ieat poets;
M no one pretemM to appear in
an evening dress, except a few Bng
Hiknen, wlio, . from the habits of
mr county, ape) eome little vanity,
generally attempt, todi$ti|>gui?h them*
actaea, tpf'an attention to outward
appear we, Arguni) the whole cit
Gnmferpqce of the rpom were four or
fivftrairsef benc)ies, pccupied, while
the other parts prrseiitot a moving
multitude, many of whom were in
m**k? M|(l dominos, and were l>u*ir
ly engaged in talking and
or dancing to the music ,%e
$& V\y Aim as \v* |^sWt i\ thill ?i^uie
with shallow ahfooken i$aiMix> <4
mild ex^ssiuo, w|ib & neck siiti*
bending a \\\\\* \\$ ward*, ar\d walk
ing badly, <TlM*tfeour Bmptror-'
I SWk my head awl He
fM alone and dressed VK* tlw rest,
? Pray allow me to doubt a little, till
} have soroe further proof.' ? Th^0*
lip yot| fMt that littta man with whifr*
b'aJTj pale face, and aqailiue nose ?
:Jle was almost pu?httt dqwn as he
. .? - 1 t ?? ? * * ' ^
r t tn. '.'? ?wvnrg ^fS51S 4 _x _
perovof Russia approaches.' Jlpok
ed nrt Rtnl f. mnd-the information tj ue.
His flnp toFWf W?' round
and smiling oouutenance, and bis
neat morning draw, were not to be
mistaken; they were tlw same which
some months before, I b*4 ?pen 9*
<# ?lian% ?t flarlaem, ta fo*
fit the gr*j|d urgau.
I ( Mon reftMg^ed tiff form, the
aoletflu and grave features of the,
H'?? of Thffliif} *ffarwwd<?
seeing t|?e<ip (wo in jUIMm oonver
Hatiop with tjie two motyuchs, whos?
tenbioui'T. ba?) disputed* waa sa
iir claims were jus t. * That
Is the
raptl J)ukeof Soxe >V"eiraaf. That
voting man<ttP*hlt* the crown
prince of Wirteipberg. jtere, turn'
yoor eyes, to that seat. .' The lai
fcMr , ... J
looksllke at) F<ndii?hman, he fe the
King of Bavaria.' < Pardon,' I ?
fclaiwed,' steppes Jpiickly aelde.
, ? Tlj^WbeUwwtDukeut fyfrn,*
iBd&iy toeyotttrod
"W to Prince
, rHercw2 felt
let these gentlemen
. .. VdkT^BnxiousfcJo go
L<&| *<0182* two, three, four, five $
these are all Archdykoe of AvafttW.
1
#bo
?ww
t# as hp
y mm
'r&igK*., ?
M
tSS,
rtmrl
by bis
Ma
a
I Rp
unnikiiiir
B^SwwS
$ ha fa a?U te be
?A?d
mr~\
ptf.pa% m)?% %XZ
' Ucr ? Uttfimiort nmHtigrtix
the room had np>v become very full
we encountered aflne, <f?rk, mlntftry
looking mag,, Jiol ln ntpJtattjM
course," bat with mustadlUa* *? Tkfa
>ya? BeaUbamoig, Viceroy of ltfly.'
Kwe coSfi^r n?tjSfi SI
anjong hondreils of men; fcacfl of
wUhii, had hcTnade M* kmiMipf
?itigly at a fashiobahle rpptjp ft)
don, wqu)4 fniraUhajJ
graph to our newspaper*, print* t^
our sltops* titles to our Bazaar*, dis
tinctive ampliation* to aver* ?Mkl|
of our dress, and ,tke.m?2f )F $9)
ideas to our ppets. t .
1 * V- V
?mp .?*? - -r "V * ' ?? ' "
/Vo^ /Ar Baltimore 4tner*an} JfHfW 17 '
? A geutleman of thl* city notketl,
fvia Charleston) op Hatui'day, a let
ter from the UaVanoa^ dattif Iftoro
Castle Priaoq, July 80th, 1818.
This lcttcy encloses a . petition ?ih
dressed to tl;e president of the Uoit;
ed States, signed by t$ie officer* and
crew the sloop Almoin, which
, aailcd from Charleston for fcjt. 'fho
nias, witji a tiij^o of jjro\ iniops. Fat
thui information of those concerned
' l !? i ii ' ! ? 1 > ^T.r T ?> '
we imblisli the ?
& Your ^uim>|c! iwtUiprjor*, 4?^
pcan cit?zefuM, sajlcu jrom Ciiade* ion,
j b. XV for bL Thomas, ip the *loo(>
L^H;yr?, loaded witu nn