Tabulated Statement of Industries & Resources of North Carolina:
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Polk, L. L. (Leonidas La Fayette), 1837-1892.

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(title page) Tabulated Statement of Industries & Resources of North Carolina
L. L. Polk, Commissioner.
40 p.
[Raleigh, N. C.]
[N.C. Dept. of Agriculture]
[1878]
Cp917 N87at (North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

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• North Carolina -- Population -- Statistics.
  
• Industries -- North Carolina -- Statistics.
  
• Natural resources -- North Carolina -- Statistics.
  
• Mines and mineral resources -- North Carolina -- Statistics.
  
• Agriculture -- North Carolina -- Statistics.
  

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TABULATED STATEMENT
OF
INDUSTRIES & RESOURCES
OF
NORTH CAROLINA,

BY

L. L. POLK, Commissioner.

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TO THE READER.

OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
Raleigh, N. C., March 1st, 1878.

        The collection and publication of statistics and facts relating to the industries and general condition of our people, and the physical resources and advantages of our State, is of the highest importance to us at this time. The tabulated statements made on the following pages contain information greatly sought for, especially by foreigners and citizens of other States, now that public attention is being attracted towards our State, and it is very important that it should be as accurate as possible. These statements as a rule were made by a class of our citizens whose constant employment on the farm gave them but little time to devote to other matters, and when we consider this fact, the reports are creditably full and correct. But as these tables are designed to be placed prominently and permanently before the public in the Hand-Book, for which I am collecting material, it is important that each county should be fully and faithfully represented. These advanced sheets are therefore sent to you for your examination, and should you find any omissions or errors in the statement for your county, will you do the Department and its Correspondents the favor to correct on the blank form accompanying this Report, and return to this office at your earliest convenience?

Your immediate attention would greatly oblige,
Yours Respectfully,

L. L. POLK,
Commissioner.

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					CHURCHES.
COUNTIES.	Roman Catholic.	Episcopal.	Presbyterian.	Methodist.	Baptist.	Lutheran.	Christian.	Quakers.	German Reformed.	Union.	Dunkers,	Campbellites.
Alamance,		1	5	14	3	1	4	1	1	3
Alexander,			3	11	15	2
Alleghany,					10
Anson,		1	3	24	12
Ashe,				10	20						2
Beaufort,		4	1	5	1
Bertie,		2		5	16
Bladen,			6	16	13
Brunswick,		1		10	12
Buncombe,	1	4	4	23	21							2
Burke,		1	3	17	15
Cabarrus,			8	12	3	8
Caldwell,		2	1	17	20	2
Camden,				3	3
Carteret,		1		12	9
Caswell,			4	11	13
Catawba,		2	2	21	11	12			8
Chatham,		2	2	25	22		4	2
Cherokee,		1	1	14	13
Chowan,
Clay,
Cleaveland,		1	1	21	25				1
Columbus,	1		1	11	28
Craven,	1	1	1	9	3
Cumberland,	1	3	14	10	16
Currituck,				7	6
Dare,				9	2
Davidson,		1	2	7	9	8		1	2
Davie,			3	26	5	2			1			1
Duplin,			3	6	13
Edgecombe,		1	1	9	16		1
Forsythe,		1	1	20	7				10
Franklin,		1	4	17	23
Gaston,	1	1	8	16	4	6
Gates,		3		10	8		1
Graham,				3	3
Granville,		11	7	21	41		2
Greene,		1		13	19
Guilford,	1	1	7	37	9	5		5
Halifax,	1	4	1	39	39
Harnett,			6	17	19
Haywood,		1	2	21	13
Henderson,			2	15	21
Hertford,		2		6	20
Hyde,		3		8	6
Iredell,
Jackson,				7	6

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COUNTIES	SCHOOLS.		COLLEGES
	No. White.	No. Colored.	MALE	FEMALE.
Alamance,	45	23	Graham High School.
Alexander,	48	9
Alleghany,	4	2
Anson,	28	16
Ashe,	100	3
Beaufort,	20	20
Bertie,	47	36
Bladen,	12	15
Brunswick,	12	10
Buncombe,	40	16	3. Weav'lle, Candler, Leicester,	1, Asheville,
Burke,	47	4	1. Rutherford College
Cabarrus,	31	17	1. North Carolina College.	1, Mt. Pleasant,
Caldwell,		1	1. Finley High School.	1, Davenport F. College.
Camden,	13	9
Carteret,	6	2
Caswell,	22	28
Catawba,	54	18	1. Catawba College.
Chatham,	24	15
Cherokee,	38	4
Chowan,	22	14
Clay,
Cleaveland,	65	16	4. Male and Female.
Columbus,	56	28	Whiteville M. & F. Academy.
Craven,
Cumberland,	50	20	2. Little River & Donaldson.	Fayetteville High School.
Currituck,	7	7	1. Indian Ridge Academy.
8	1
Davidson,	6	1	1. Yadkin College.	1. Thomasville.
Davie,	7	5
Duplin,	12		5. M. and F. High Schools.
Edgecombe,	14	16	1. Tarboro.	1. Tarboro.
Forsythe,	70	17		1. Salem Seminary.
Franklin,	24	10		1. Louisburg College.
Gaston,	50	20
Gates,	12	7
Graham,	10
Granville,	60	44
Greene,	10	4
Guilford,	80	40		1. Greensboro F. College.
Halifax,	49	40
Harnett,	4
Haywood,	41	3
Henderson,	41	10
Hertford,	25	20		2. Wesleyan Chowan Bap't.
Hyde,	8
Iredell,	75	20	1. Olin.	1. Simonton.
Jackson,	37	3

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COUNTIES.	BENEVOLENT AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.	Public Bridges.
Alamance,		11
Alexander,
Alleghany,		1
Anson,	1, Poor House, 3 Masonic, 1 Odd Fellow Lodge.	33
Ashe,	Poor House 1.
Beaufort,	Poor House 1.	12
Bertie,	Poor House 1.	9
Bladen,		9
Brunswick,		13
Buncombe,	Western North Carolina Orphan Asylum.	3
Burke,	Western Insane Asylum (Morganton.)	1
Cabarrus,	Poor House 1.	16
Caldwell,		23
Camden,	Masonic Lodges 2, Odd Fellows 3.	1
Carteret,		7
Caswell,	Masonic Lodge 1.	18
Catawba,		2
Chatham,	Poor House 1.	28
Cherokee,		9
Chowan,	Masonic Lodges 2, Good Templars 1.	7
Clay,
Cleaveland,		10
Columbus,	3, Masonic, 2 Odd Fellows.
Craven,		10
Cumberland,	Poor House 1, Masons, Odd Fellows, &c., 8.	30
Currituck,		6
Dare,
Davidson,		21
Davie,	3 Masonic Lodges.	11
Duplin,	3 Masonic Lodges.	10
Edgecombe,	2 Poor Houses, 1 colored Insane Asylum.	12
Forsythe,	1 Bible and Tract Society, 1 Y. M. C. A.	6
Franklin,	3 Masonic Lodges, 2 Odd Fellows.	23
Gaston,		5
Gates	3 Masonic Lodges, 3 Good Templars.	8
Graham,	1 Good Templar Lodge.
Granville,	1, Oxford Orphan Asylum.	65
Greene,	2 Masonic Lodges 2 Odd Fellows, 2 Good Tem'l.	22
Guilford,	1 Poor House, 5 Masonic Lodges, 2 O. F., 5 G. T.	50
Halifax,		77
Harnett,		20
Haywood,	1 Masonic Lodge.
Henderson,		15
Hertford,		8
Hyde,	2 Masonic Lodges, 2 Good Templars, 1 Odd Fel.	16
Iredell,		12
Jackson,		3

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COUNTIES.	TOWNS, VILLAGES AND POPULATION.
Alamance,	Graham, (county seat) 480, Company Shops 800.
Alexander,	Taylorsville 185, York Institute.
Alleghany,	Sparta.
Anson,	Wadesboro 900, Lilesville 300, Polkton 200, Ansonville 150.
Ashe,	Jefferson 300, Ore Knob 500.
Beaufort,	Washington, Bath, Aurora.
Bertie,	Windsor 250, Woodville and Lewiston 100, Coleraine 50, Roxobel 50.
Bladen,	Elizabethtown 100, Abbotsburg 150.
Brunswick,	Smithville 900
Buncombe,	Asheville 1,500, Leicester 100, Weaverville 100.
Burke,	Morganton 1,000.
Cabarrus,	Concord 1,500, Mt. Pleasont 500, Harrisburg 200.
Caldwell,	Lenoir 600, Patterson 100.
Camden,	South Mills 175.
Carteret,	Beaufort 2,500, Morehead City 500, Newport 200.
Caswell,	Yanceyville 600, Milton 700, Leasburg 250.
Catawba,	Newton 500, Hickory 1,001, Conover, Catawba Station 112.
Chatham,	Pittsboro 400, Haywood 200, Lockville 150, Egypt 150, Gulf 100.
Cherokee,	Murphy 200.
Chowan,
Clay,
Cleaveland,	Shelby 1,100, King's Mountain 275.
Columbus,	Flemington, Bogue, Whiteville, Fair Bluff, Cerro Gordo.
Craven,	Newbern 6,000.
Cumberland,	Fayetteville 6,000.
Currituck,	Crawford 40.
Dare,
Davidson,	Lexington 1,500, Thomasville 800, Yadkin College 200, Clemmonsville 250.
Davie,	Mocksville 600.
Duplin,
Edgecombe,	Tarboro 1,700, Rocky Mount 50, Battleboro 300, Whitaker's 200, Sparta 100.
Forsythe,	Winston 4,000, Salem 2,000, Kernersville 600.
Franklin,	Louisburg 900, Franklinton 350, Youngsville 100.
Gaston,	Dallas 800, Gastonia 100, Cherryville 50, Brevard's 50.
Gates	Gatesville 300.
Graham,	Robbinsville 1,000.
Granville,	Ox'd 1,200, Hen'n 1,000, Kitt's 250, W'boro 150, T'ville 100, Tally Ho 50.
Greene,	Snow Hill 400, Hookerton 300, Contentnea 20.
Guilford,	Greensboro 3,500, Jamestown 300, High Point 500.
Halifax,	Weld'n 700, Hal'x 540, Enf'd 600, Scot. N. 500, Palmyra 300, Littleton 150
Harnett,	Lillington 200,
Haywood,	Waynesville.
Henderson,	Hendersonville 388.
Hertford,	Murfreesboro 1,000, Winton 350, Harrellsville 200.
Hyde,	Germantown, Nebraska, Middleton, Engelhard.
Iredell,	Statesville 1,500.
Jackson,	Webster 125.

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COUNTIES,	PRINCIPAL KINDS OF TIMBERS.
Alamance,	Oak and Hickory.
Alexander,	Oak and White Pine.
Alleghaney,	Oak, Chestnut, Poplar, Pine, Maple.
Anson,	Oak, Hickory, Pine, Ash, Gum, Poplar, Birch, Maple.
Ashe,	Oak, Walnut, Sugar Maple, Poplar, Cucumber, Hickory.
Beaufort,	Pine, Oak, Cypress, Juniper.
Bertie,	Pine, Oak, Cypress, Juniper, Ash, Gum.
Bladen,	Pine, Oak, Cypress, Juniper.
Brunswick,	Pine, Juniper, Cypress, Cedar, Live Oak, Ash.
Buncombe,	Oak, Pine, Walnut, Poplar, White Pine, Hickory.
Burke,	Oak, Pine, Walnut, White Pine, Hickory, Chestnut, Ash.
Cabarrus,	Oak, Walnut, Ash, Poplar, Cedar, Maple, Hickory, Beech.
Caldwell,	Oak, Walnut, Chestnut, White Pine, Hickory, Birch, Ash.
Camden,	Pine, Oak, Gum.
Carteret,	Pine, Oak, Cedar.
Caswell,	Pine, Oak, Hickory, Walnut, Poplar, Chestnut.
Catawba,	Pine, Oak, Hickory, Ashe, Chestnut, Walnut, Cherry.
Chatham,	Oak, Hickory, Gum, Pine.
Cherokee,	Oak, Hickory, Pine, Poplar, Walnut, Chestnut, Cherry.
Chowan,	Oak, Pine, Juniper, Ash, Cypress, Hickory.
Clay,
Cleaveland,	Oak, Pine, Hickory, Chestnut.
Columbus,	Pine, Cypress, Juniper, Oak.
Craven,	Oak, Pine, Poplar, Cypress Gum.
Cumberland,	Pine, Oak, Poplar, Hickory, Cypress, Juniper Ash.
Currituck,	Pine, Cypress, Gum, Poplar, Oak, Juniper, Cedar.
Dare,	Pine, Oak, Hickory, Cypress, Juniper.
Davidson,	Oak, Hickory, Pine.
Davie,	Oak, Hickory, Ash, Gum, Pine, Poplar.
Duplin,	Pine, Oak, Poplar, Hickory, Ash.
Edgecombe,	Pine, Cypress, Oak, Hickory, Ash, Poplar, Gum.
Forsythe,	Oak, Hickory, Walnut, Pine, Cedar, Locust, Dogwood.
Franklin,	Pine, Oak, Gum, Maple, Walnut, Hickory.
Gaston,	Pine, Oak, Hickory.
Gates,	Oak, Pine, Cypress, Juniper.
Graham,	Locust, Chestnut, Oak, Cherry, Walnut, Pine, Linden.
Granville,
Greene,	Oak, Walnut, Chestnut, Pine, Hickory, Cedar, Locust.
Guilford,	Pine, Oak, Hickory, Poplar, Cypress.
Halifax,	Pine, Oak, Hickory, Poplar, Maple, Cypress, Juniper.
Harnett,	Pine, Oak, Hickory.
Haywood,	Ash, Oak, Hickory, Walnut, Maple, Cherry, Poplar.
Henderson,	Oak, Pine, Poplar, Ash, Chestnut, Linden, Hickory.
Hertford,	Pine, Cypress, Oak.
Hyde,	Cypress, Pine, Gum, Maple, Holly, Juniper, Cedar, Oak.
Iredell,	Oak, Hickory, Pine.
Jackson,	Oak, Chestnut, Poplar, Hickory, Walnut.

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COUNTIES.	MINERAL SPRINGS.		FACTORIES.
		COTTON.			WOOL.			Carding Machines
		Number.	Spindles,	Looms,	Number.	Spindles.	Looms.
Alamance,	1 Sulphur and Iron.	6	14200	274				2
Alexander,	12 Sulphur and Iron.	1	500	12				2
Alleghaney,	1 Sulphur.							3
Anson,	3 Sulphur.				1			1
Ashe,								5
Beaufort,	4 Iron and Magnesia.
Bertie,
Bladen,	1
Brunswick,								1
Buncombe,	2 Sulphur. Nnmerous Iron.				1			1
Burke,	1 Sulphur. 1 Alum.							3
Cabarrus,	1 Magnesia, 1 Sulphur, 2 Iron.	2	6000	75				2
Caldwell,	3 Sulphur, 1 Magnesia, several Iron.	1	720	18	1	240		2
Camden,
Carteret,
Caswell,	1 Iron, Alum, Lithia, Lime, Magnesia.
Catawba,	2 Sulphur, many Iron.	2						3
Chatham,	4 Iron Springs.	1	18000	15				3
Cherokee,	Many not analysed.							1
Chowan,
Clay,
Cleaveland,	11 Sulphur and Iron.	2						6
Columbus,	1 Sulphur.
Craven,		1	1000
Cumberland,	5	4	10450	145				2
Currituck,
Dare,								2
Davidson,	2
Davie,
Duplin,	1
Edgecombe,
Forsythe,	1 Iron.	1			1
Franklin,	2 Sulphur and Iron.	1	432					1
Gaston,		5	12500	250
Gates,	10
Graham,
Granville,	3							1
Greene,	3							2
Guilford,	Sulphur and Iron.	1	3600					5
Halifax,	3 Sulphur and Iron.	1
Harnett,	Iron Sulphu (many.)
Haywood,	1 Sulphur, 4 Iron.							2
Henderson,	1.							1
Hertford,
Hyde,
Iredell,		2	1200	18				5
Jackson,

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COUNTIES		MILLS.			MANUFACTORIES OF MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, &C.
	GRAIN.		SAW.
	Steam.	Water.	Steam.	Water.
Alamance,		40		24	Furniture 4.
Alexander,		30		20	Carding Machines and Furniture
Alleghany,		20		9	Furniture 4, Saddlery 1.
Anson,	6	20	5	5
Ashe,	1	40	1	29	Furniture 3.
Beaufort,	6	11	5	11	Plows 1.
Bertie,	3	7	3	4
Bladen,		23	2	8
Brunswick,	1	10	1	1
Buncombe,	1	46	3	44	Furniture 3.
Burke,		75	3	50
Cabarrus,	5	34	4	12	Implements and Mach'y 2, Furn't. 8.
Caldwell,	1	50	2	39	Implements 1, Furniture 5.
Camden,	5	4	5	2
Carteret,	2	3	2		Wind Mills 50.
Caswell,		15		13	Implements 2, Furniture 2.
Catawba,		47	2	38	Implements 1, Furniture 1, S. Fac. 1.
Chatham,		48	5	13	Implements 1.
Cherokee,		32	1	8
Chowan,	4	4	3	4	Furniture 2.
Clay,
Cleveland,		52	3	43	Machinery S. M. 1, Sash and Blind 2.
Columbus,	1	50	3	5	Furniture 1.
Craven,	12	6	6	5	Implements 4, Furniture 2.
Cumberland,		51	3	25	Furniture 4, Implements 2.
Currituck,	4	1	3		Wind Mills 9.
Dare,
Davidson,	2	14	4	16	Implements 4.
Davie,	1	21	4	15
Duplin,	2	20	5	8
Edgecombe,	8	12	8	3	Implements 2, Door and Blind 1 Fur. 1
Forsythe,	2	28	8	11	Furniture 8, Implements 1.
Franklin,	1	20	7	9	Furniture 3, Implements 4.
Gaston,		23	5	14	Implements 1, Furniture 5.
Gates,		7		3
Graham,		12		6
Granville,		36	3	20	Implements 2.
Greene,	7	17	5	2
Guilford,	2	50	3	20	Furn't. 4, Spoke and H. Fac. 4, Im. 6.
Halifax,	12	45	12	7	Furniture 3.
Harnett,	1	31	1	14
Haywood,		41		19	Furniture 1.
Henderson,		17	1	17	Furniture 1, Saddlery 1.
Hertford,	2	7	4	5
Hyde,	6	2	5		Implements 12.
Iredell,		29	3	29	Furniture 2.
Jackson,		11		17	Furniture 1.

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COUNTIES.	GEN'L CHARACTER OF SOIL.	Iron Furnaces.	Foundries.	Lime Kilns.	MINES.			OTHER MINERALS.
					Gold.	Silver.	Copper
Alamance,	Mixed.		3		2			Copper is known to exist.
Alexander,	Light Sandy.		1					Iron, Gold, Mica, Copper, Plumb'
Alleghany,					3			Copper, Plumbago, Iron.
Anson,	Sandy, Clay, Slate.				3
Ashe,	Clay loam.	2					1
Beaufort,	Alluvial.
Bertie,	Light loam.
Bladen,	Sandy loam.
Brunswick,	Sandy and clay.
Buncombe,	Dark grey loam.		1					Mica.
Burke,					15			Plumbago, Mica, Iron.
Cabarrus,	Mulatto, grey san'y.	2	2		4	1		Iron.
Caldwell,	Dark grey loam,				5			Silver, Copper, Mica, Iron, Manganese, Asbestos.
Camden,	Sandy and clay.						Silver, Copper, Mica, Iron, Manganese, Asbestos.
Carteret,	San'y, swamp loam.
Caswell,	Sandy and red.		2
Catawba,	Red. grey sandy.	3	1	2	1
Chatham,	Sandy to clay.		2		1			Iron, Gold, Copper, Coal.
Cherokee,	Clay loam.			3				Gold, Silver, Iron, Lead, Manga'e
Chowan,	San'y, rich bot. land
Clay,
Cleaveland,	Grey and red.		1
Columbus,	San'y, swamp loam.
Craven,	Sandy loam.		2
Cumberland,	San'y, swa'p, river.		1
Currituck,	Sandy loam.
Dare,	Sandy.
Davidson,	Red clay and san'y.			4	4
Davie,	Red, black, grey.				1			Iron, Copper, Silver.
Duplin,	Sandy, clay subsoil.
Edgecombe,	Grey loam, swamp.		2
Forsythe,	Grey, red clay.		1	4				Iron, Manganese.
Franklin,			2		1			Iron.
Gaston,	Red, grey sandy.				4			Barytes, Iron, Manganese.
Gates,	Sandy and clay.
Graham,	Sandy black loam.				1			Copper, Silver, Lead.
Granville,	Sandy, clay, varied.		3					Gold, Silver.
Greene,	San'y, loam cl'y sub.
Guilford,	Sand to red clay	1	4		11			Iron, Copper, Gold, Koline.
Halifax,	Clay, sand, rocky.		2		1			Iron, Gold, Copper, Mica.
Harnett,	San'y, clay subsoil.		1					Iron.
Haywood,	Black loam.							Mica.
Henderson,		1		4				Gold, Silver, Mica, Lead, Copper.
Hertford,	Clay.
Hyde,	Clay loam.			1
Iredell,	Red and grey.		1
Jackson,	Clay loam.				1			Graphite, Asbestos, Cop., Sil., M'a

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COUNTIES,

Carriage & Wagon Manufactories.

Marble.

Granite.

Sandstone.

Soapstone.

Mill Stone.

Marls.

Potteries

Tanneries

Fisheries.

Turpentine Dist.

Criminals, Aug. 1, 1876, to Aug. 1, 1877.

White.

Colored

Alamance,

7

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

2

6

2

3

Alexander,

1

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

8

3

1

Alleghany,

2

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

3

75

8

Anson,

4

No

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

No

5

6

1

22

27

Ashe,

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

5

5

1

Beaufort,

2

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

4

4

Bertie,

1

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

26

Bladen,

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

37

3

25

Brunswick,

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

1

7

9

2

Buncombe,

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

5

9

3

Burke

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

1

20

10

20

Cabarrus,

8

No

No

No

No

No

No

4

Caldwell,

2

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

1

8

2

Camden,

No

No

No

No

No

Carteret,

1

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

16

5

Caswell,

6

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

3

15

50

Catawba,

6

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

10

14

28

40

Chatham,

3

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

9

17

59

Cherokee,

Yes

No

Yes

No

No

4

7

1

Chowan,

6

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

14

2

20

Clay,

Cleaveland,

2

30

1

3

Columbus,

1

Yes

34

2

Craven,

2

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

6

Cumberland,

4

Yes

1

35

1

22

Currituck,

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

20

1

Dare,

Yes

7

Davidson,

3

5

6

Davie,

2

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

1

7

9

17

Duplin,

1

Yes

1

5

11

Edgecembe,

1

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

3

25

325

Forsythe,

12

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

3

8

35

34

Franklin,

5

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

2

23

Gaston,

7

No

Yes

No

No

No

No

8

16

14

Gates,

1

Yes

1

6

2

Graham,

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

25

Granville,

1

Yes

Yes

Greene,

5

Yes

6

25

44

Guilford,

8

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

1

10

12

68

Halifax,

6

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

22

1

Harnett,

Yes

12

9

9

Haywood,

2

Yes

3

Henderson,

1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

2

4

6

5

Hertford,

3

Yes

6

1

Hyde,

4

Yes

Iredell,

5

Yes

No

No

No

No

5

2

1

Jackson,

1

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

4

1

1

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COUNTIES.	SURFACE.	STAPLE CROPS.
Alamance,	Undulating.	Corn, wheat, rye, oats, cotton, tobacco.
Alexander,	Hilly.	Corn, wheat, oats.
Alleghany,		Corn rye, oats, wheat, buckwheat.
Anson,		Cotton, corn, wheat, oats, rye, potatoes.
Ashe,	Hilly and mountain.	Corn, wheat, rye, oats, hay, buckwheat.
Beaufort,	Level.	Cotton, corn, potatoes.
Bertie,	Level.	Corn, cotton.
Bladen,	Slightly undulating.	Corn, rye, oats, potatoes, peas, cotton.
Brunswick,	Level.	Cotton, corn, potatoes, peanuts, rice.
Buncombe,	Mountainous,	Corn, wheat, oats, rye, tobacco, grass, b. wheat.
Burke	Mount's and hilly.	Corn, wheat, rye, oats, potatoes, hay, sorghum.
Cabarrus,	Undulating.	Cotton, corn, wheat, oats, clover, and grasses.
Caldwell,	Mountainous, hilly.	Corn, wheat, oats, rye, cotton, peas, rice, tobacco.
Camden,	Level.	Corn, oats, peas, potatoes.
Carteret,	Level.	Corn, cotton, potatoes.
Caswell,	Undulating.	Corn, wheat, oats, tobacco.
Catawba,	Undulating.	Corn, wheat, oats, rye, tobacco, clover, grasses.
Chatham,	Undulating & hilly.	Wheat, corn cotton, hay tobacco.
Cherokee,	Rough and broken.	Corn, wheat, hay, rye, oats.
Chowan,	Level.	Cotton, corn.
Clay,
Cleaveland,	Hilly.	Corn, wheat, oats, cotton, potatoes.
Columbus,	Level.	Corn, cotton, peas, potatoes, rice.
Craven,	Level.	Corn, cotton, peas, potatoes.
Cumberland,	Slightly undulating.	Corn, cotton, potatoes, peas, wheat, rye, oats.
Currituck,	Level.	Corn, oats, wheat, potatoes, melons.
Dare,	Level.	Corn, potatoes.
Davidson,	Hilly,	Wheat, corn, oats, tobacco.
Davie,	Undulating.	Corn, tobacco, cotton, wheat, rye, oats.
Duplin,	Level.	Cotton, corn, sweet potatoes, peas.
Edgecembe,	Level,	Corn, cotton, peas, potatoes, wheat, oats.
Forsythe,	Hilly & undulating.	Corn, wheat, oats, rye, tobacco, potatoes.
Franklin,	Undulating & level.	Corn, cotton, wheat, oats, tobacco.
Gaston,	Hilly.	Corn, cotton, wheat, oats.
Gates,	Level.	Corn, wheat, oats, rye, potatoes, peas, cotton.
Graham,	Mountainous.	Corn, rye, wheat, oats, buckwheat, grasses.
Granville,	Undulating.	Tobacco, wheat, corn, oats, rye, grasses.
Greene,	Level.	Corn, cotton, wheat, oats. grasses, rye, peas, po's.
Guilford,	Hilly & undulating.	Wheat, tobacco, corn, oats, grasses.
Halifax,	Level & undulating.	Wheat, oats, cotton, corn, rye, b. wh't, clo'r, po's
Harnett,	Level and hilly.	Corn, wheat, cotton, potatoes, peas, oats, rye.
Haywood,	Undulating.	Corn, wheat, oats, grasses.
Henderson,	Undulating.	Corn, oats, wheat, potatoes, rye.
Hertford,	Level.	Corn, cotton, wheat, oats, peas, potatoes.
Hyde,	Level.	Corn, wheat, oats, peas, potatoes, cotton.
Iredell,	Undulating.	Tobacco, corn, cotton, wheat.
Jackson,	Mountainous.	Corn, rye, wheat, oats.

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COUNTIES,	FRUITS.	Private Fish Ponds.
Alamance,	Apples, peaches, pears, apricots, cherries, grapes.
Alexander,	Apples, peaches, in fact all kinds.
Alleghaney,	Apples, pears, plums.
Anson,	Apples, peaches, grapes, strawberries.	2
Ashe,	Apples, cherries.
Beaufort,	Peaches, plums, grapes.
Bertie,	Apples, strawberries, melons, grapes.
Bladen,	Grapes, apples, peaches.
Brunswick	Apples, grapes, pears.	1
Buncombe,	Apples, grapes, peaches.
Burke,	Apples, grapes, pears, plums, peaches.	3
Cabarrus,	Apples, peaches, pears, plums, grapes, berries.	7
Caldwell,	Apples, pears, peaches, grapes, b. berries, Apricots.	1
Camden,	Apples, peaches,
Carteret,	Apples.	1
Caswell,	Apples, peaches, pears, grapes, plums.
Catawba,	Apples, peaches, cherries, grapes, strawberries.	2
Chatham,	Apples, peaches, pears, plums, cherries, berries.	5
Cherokee,	Apples, pears, peaches, and small fruits.
Chowan,	Pears, grapes, peaches, apples.
Clay,
Cleaveland,	Apples, peaches, grapes.
Columbus,	Grapes, apples, peaches, plums, figs, cherries.	2
Craven,	Apples, peaches berries.
Cumberland,	Apples, peaches, grapes, plums.	3
Currituck,	Peaches, pears, apples, cranberries, blackberries.
Dare,	Apples, peaches, pears, watermelons.
Davidson,	Apples, peaches, blackberries.
Davie,	Apples, peaches, pears, quince, cherries, plums.	1
Duplin,	Apples, peaches.	3
Edgecombe,	Peaches, pears, apples, grapes.	4
Forsythe,	Apples, pears, peaches, apricots, cherries, grapes, plums.	1
Franklin,	Grapes, apples, pears, peaches, plums. cherries.	1
Gaston,	Grapes, apples.
Gates,	Apples, peaches, pears, grapes, plums, cherries.
Graham,	Apples, peaches, pears, berries.
Granville,	All kinds.
Greene,	Apples peaches, pears, plums, grapes.
Guilford,	Apples, pears, grapes, in fact all fruits of the climate.
Halifax,	Peaches, grapes, apples, pears, cherries, plums.	2
Harnett,	Apples, peaches, grapes.
Haywood,	Apples.	3
Henderson,	Apples, cherries, peaches, plums.
Hertford,	Apples, pears, peaches, grapes.
Hyde,	Apples, peaches, grapes, pears, plums.
Iredell,	Apples.
Jackson,	Apples.

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         The foregoing pages comprise 47 counties--one-half of the number in the State. The following pages contain similar statistics for the remaining counties.

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COUNTIES.					CHURCHES.
	Roman Catholic.	Episcopal.	Presbyterian.	Methodist.	Baptist.	Lutheran.	Christian.	Quakers.	German Reformed.	Union.	Dunkers,	Campbellites
Johnston,				10	30		2
Jones,			1	5	2
Lenoir,		2	1	15	32
Lincoln,		3	4	30	9	5			2
Macon,			2	11	6
Madison,
Martin,
McDowell,			3	18	12
Mecklenburg,
Mitchell,				7	21						1
Montgomery			2	20	9		2
Moore,
Nash,		1	1	10	11
N. Hanover,
Northampton		1		12	14			2
Onslow,			2	8	13
Orange,
Pamlico,				6	16
Pasquotank,		2		10	8
Pender,
Perquimans,		2		13	13
Person,				12	12
Pitt,		2		4	21
Polk,			1	7	3
Randolph,			1	61	8	1	5	7
Richmond,			10	14	8
Robeson,			15	15	15
Rockingham,		2	5	17	19
Rowan,		4	10	17	7	16			5
Kutherford,		1	3	26	29
Sampson,	1	1	5	16	25		3
Stanly,				20	16	3
Stokes,				12	9							2
Surry,			2	27	25			2
Swain,			1	4	9
Transylvania		1	2	6	13
Tyrrel,		1		5	2
Union,		1	4	33	24	1
Wake,
Warren,
Washington		3		7	8
Watauga,		1		6	11	2
Wayne,	1	1	3	12	15
Wilkes,		2	1	28	56
Wilson,		1		10	23
Yadkin,				10	12	2
Yancey,				8	20

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COUNTIES.	SCHOOLS.		COLLEGES.
	No White.	No. Colored.	MALE.	FEMALE.
Johnston,	78	29
Jones,	20	18
Lenoir,	24	13
Lincoln,	35	10	1. Lincoln Academy.	2. Male and Fe.
Macon,
Madison,	27	3	2. Male and Female.
Martin,
McDowell,	12	7
Mecklenburg
Mitchell,	36	2
Montgomery	8
Moore,
Nash,	5	10
N. Hanover,
Northampt'n	17	8
Onslow,	20	7	1. Richland Male & Fe.
Orange,
Pamlico,	21	9
Pasquotank,	35	18
Pender,
Perquimans,	22	17
Person,	18	18
Pitt,	51	32
Polk,	4	2
Randolph,	60	15	1. Trinity College.
Richmond,	12	8
Robeson,	49	23		1. Floral College.
Rockingham	12
Rowan,	76	33
Rutherford,	50	17
Sampson,	73	20		1. Clinton F Inst.
Stanly,	44	8
Stokes,	55	15
Surry,	5	1
Swain,	20	1
Transylvania	1
Tyrrell,	12	8
Union,	56	8
Wake,
Warren,				1.
Washington,	24	14
Watauga,
Wayne,	50	40	1.
Wilkes,	94	18	3. Male and Female.
Wilson,	8	1	1. Mixed.	1.
Yadkin,	4
Yancey,	25		1.

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COUNTIES.	BENEVOLENT AND CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.	Public Bridges.
Johnston,		40
Jones,		8
Lenoir,	3, Masons, Odd Fellows and Friends of Temp.	14
Lincoln,		8
Macon,		3
Madison,
Martin,
McDowell,
Mecklenburg
Mitchell,
Montgomery	1 Masonic Lodge, 1 Pee Dee Relief Association.	6
Moore,
Nash,	Poor House 1.
N. Hanover,
Northampt'n	Poor House 1.	47
Onslow,	Masonic Lodge 1.	6
Orange,
Pamlico,		6
Pasquotank,	Poor House 1.	5
Pender,
Perquimans,	1 Poor House, 1 Masonic Lodge, 1O.F., 7 G.T.	15
Person,		15
Pitt,	2 Masonic Lodges, 1 Odd F., 1 K. of P., 3 F. of T.	27
Polk,
Randolph,		14
Richmond,	1 Masonic Lodge, 5 Temperance Societies.	20
Robeson,		25
Rockingham	6 Masonic Lodges, 5 Good Templars, 1 Odd Fel.	16
Rowan,		43
Rutherford,	Poor House 1.	11
Sampson,	Poor House 1.	37
Stanly,		3
Stokes,	4 Masonic Lodges.	4
Surry,	3 Masonic Lodges.	1
Swain,
Transylvania		7
Tyrrel,		5
Union,		9
Wake,
Warren,	1 Poor House.
Washington,	1 Masonic, 2 Odd Fellow Lodge, 1 G. Samaritan.	4
Wautauga,	1 Masonic Lodge, 2 Friends of Temperance.
Wayne,		7
Wiikos,	1 Poor House,	2
Wilson,	5 Masonic, 4 Odd F., 4 G. T., 1 Knights of P.	36
Yadkin,	3 Masonic Lodges.	5
Yancey,

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COUNTIES.	TOWNS, VILLAGES AND POPULATION.
Johnston,	Smithfield 400, Clayton 220, Selma 290, Pine Level 200, Princeton 210.
Jones,	Trenton 100, Pollocksville 50.
Lenoir,	Kinston, 1,500, La Grange 350.
Lincoln,	Lincolnton 1,100, Denver 200.
Macon,	Franklin 300.
Madison,	Marshal 160.
Martin,
McDowell,	Marion 700, Old Fort 300.
Mecklenburg
Mitchell,	Bakersville 500.
Montgomery	Troy 100.
Moore,
Nash,	Nashville 150, Battleboro 60, Castalia 50, Rocky Mount 600.
N. Hanover,
Northampt'n	Jackson 200, Seabord 50.
Onslow,	Richland 125, Jacksonville 100, Swansboro 200.
Orange,
Pamlico,
Pasquotank,	Elizabeth City 3,000.
Pender,
Perquimans,	Hertford 600.
Person,	Roxboro 500.
Pitt,	Greenville 1,200, Marlboro 125, Farmville 100, Bethel 50.
Polk,	Columbus 150.
Randolph,	Ashboro 275, Cedar Falls 300, Franklinsville 400, Trin. C. 200, Columbia 250.
Richmond,	Rockingham 1,200, Laurinburg 50.
Robeson,	Lumberton 800, Shoe Heel 200.
Rockingham	Leaksville 700, Madison 300, Wentworth 200, Reidsville 1,200, Ruffin 125.
Rowan,
Rutherford,	Rutherfordton 476, Burnt Chimney 125.
Sampson,	Clinton 800.
Stanly,	Albemarle 400, Big Lick, 50, Centre 75.
Stokes,	Danbury 260, Germantown 250, Prestonville 100.
Surry,	Dobson 200, MtAiry 500, Elkin 100.
Swain,	Charleston.
Transylvania	Brevard 300.
Tyrrel.	Columbia 200.
Union,	Monroe 2,500, Griffinsville 50.
Wake,
Warren,	Warrenton.
Washington,
Wautauga,	Boone.
Wayne,	Goldsboro 3,500, Fremont 700, Mt. Olive 231.
Wiikos,	Wilkesboro 200.
Wilson,	Wilson 2,500, Toisnot 350, Black Creek 20, Statonsburg 100, Saratoga 100.
Yadkin,	Huntsville, Yadkinville, Jonesville, East Bend, Hamptonville.
Yancey,

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COUNTIES.	PRINCIPAL KINDS OF TIMBERS.
Johnston,	Pine, oak, hickory.
Jones,	Pine, oak, ash, beech, cypress, juniper, hickory, poplar.
Lenoir,	Pine, oak, hickory, gum, cypress, ash, maple.
Lincoln,	Oak, pine, hickory, chestnut, poplar, ash, walnut, maple.
Macon,	Oak, hickory, poplar, cherry, buckeye.
Madison,	Oak, pine, ash, poplar, hickory, birch, walnut, chestnut.
Martin,
McDowell,	Oak, hickory, poplar, walnut chestnut.
Mecklenburg,
Mitchell,	Poplar, oak, chestnut, walnut, ash.
Montgomery	Pine, oak, hickory, ash.
Moore,
Nash,	Pine, cypress, oak, gum, dogwood.
N. Hanover,
Northampton	Oak, pine, cypress, ash, hickory.
Onslow,	Pine, oak, hickory, ash, juniper, cypress.
Orange,
Pamlico,	Pine poplar, ash, gum, oak, holly, beech.
Pasquotank,	Pine, oak, cypress, juniper, poplar, ash, gum.
Pender,
Perquimans,	Pine, oak, ash, gum, poplar, hickory, maple, juniper, cypress.
Person,	Pine, poplar, ash, walnut, hickory.
Pitt,	Pine, oak, cypress, hickory, gum, poplar.
Polk,	All kinds common to that section of the State.
Randolph,	Oak, hickory, pine, poplar, walnut.
Richmond,	Oak, pine.
Robeson,	Pine, oak, hickory, cypress.
Rockingham,	Oak, hickory, pine.
Rowan,	Oak, hickory, ash, walnut, maple, poplar, pine.
Rutherford,	Oak, walnut, poplar, maple, hickory, ash, pine, cherry.
Sampson,	Pine, oak, poplar, hickory, ash, walnut, cypress, juniper.
Stanly,	Oak, hickory, pine.
Stokes,	Pine, oak, chestnut, hickory, walnut, poplar.
Surry,	Chestnut, pine, poplar, hickory, walnut, locust, oak, cherry.
Swain,	Walnut, oak, poplar, pine, birch, beech, ash.
Transylvania	Oak, ash, hickory, chestnut, walnut, maple, gum, pine.
Tyrrel,	Pine, oak, juniper, cypress.
Union,	Pine oak, hickory.
Wake,
Warren,	Oak, pine, poplar, persimmon, walnut, hickory, ash, maple.
Washington,	Cypress, juniper, pine, oak, poplar, ash.
Watauga,	Oak, chestnut, poplar, pine, sugar maple, cherry, walnut.
Wayne,	Oak, ash, hickory, pine, maple, juniper, poplar, walnut, cyp's
Wilkes,	Oak, pine, chestnut, hickory, walnut, poplar.
Wilson,	Pine, oak, hickory, ash, cypress, gum.
Yadkin,	Hickory, poplar, ash, oak.
Yancey.	Poplar, oak, chestnut, hickory, sugar maple, buckeye.

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COUNTIES.	MINERAL SPRINGS		FACTORIES.					Carding Machines.
		COTTON.			WOOL.
		Number.	Spindles,	Looms,	Number.	Spindles.	Looms.
Johnston,		1	1300					1
Jones,
Lenoir,
Lincoln,	1 Sodium potassium and lime, 2 sulp'r.	1	1500	26				4
Macon,	Many Iron.							1
Madison,	Several Warm Springs.							1
Martin,
McDowell,	2 Sulphur.	1						1
Mecklenburg,
Mitchell,								4
Montgomery,	2 Sulphur and Iron.	2	872	12				2
Moore,
Nash,		1	4000	64
N. Hanover,
Northampton
Onslow,	2 Sulphur, 4 Alum and Sulphur.
Orange,
Pamlico,
Pasquotank,
Pender,
Perquimans,								1
Person,	4.
Pitt,
Polk,	Many.	5	5100	279				1
Randolph,	1 Iron.	3	8000	300				4
Richmond,	2 Iron.
Robeson.	6.	1	3632	80				3
Rockingham,	10 Iron.							4
Rowan,	1 Sulphur.							9
Rutherford,	2 Iron.							2
Sampson,	Lime and Alum.
Stanly,	10.							1
Stokes,	9 Sulphur, Iron and Lime.	3	6000	24				1
Surry,	1 Sulphur, 3 Iron.							4
Swain,
Transylvania,								2
Tyrrel,
Union,								2
Wake,
Warren,
Washington,	Shocco, Jones, White Sulphur & others.
Watauga,	1.							4
Wayne,	Several Iron.							1
Wilkes,	5 Sulphur, Alum, &c.							3
Wilson,	14 Iron and Magnesia, 1 Sulphur.
Yadkin,	2.							1
Yancey.	1 Iron.							3

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COUNTIES,		MILLS.			MANUFACTORIES OF MACHINERY, IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, &C.
	GRAIN.		SAW.
	Steam.	Water.	Steam.	Water.
Johnston,	14	52	16	18	Implements 1.
Jones,	1	8	2	3
Lenoir,	4	16	7	6	Implements 1.
Lincoln,		30	2	30	Furniture 5.
Macon,		6		8	Furniture 1, Implements 1.
Madison,		40		30	Furniture 3, &c.
Martin,
McDowell,	1	25	2	15
Mecklenburg
Mitchell,		32		16
Montgomery	5	26	4	13	Furniture 2.
Moore,
Nash,		24	3	12
N. Hanover,
Northampt'n	5	19	5	2
Onslow,	4	14	6	4	2 Wind Mills.
Orange,
Pamlico,	6	1	3	1
Pasquotank,	4	3	6	2	Furniture 2.
Pender,
Perquimans,	9	4	10	1
Person,		20		18	Implements 1.
Pitt,	8	14	11	4	Implements 4.
Polk,		12		5
Randolph,	1	58	2	37	Furniture 5, Bobbin 1, Sash and B. 1.
Richmond,	25	25	3	30	Furniture 3.
Robeson,	4	45	4	13
Rockingham	1	37	1	14	Implements 1.
Rowan,	1	16	2	7	Implements 2.
Rutherford,		45		22	Furniture 5.
Sampson,	5	56	8	25	Implements 1.
Stanly,	2	26	2	11	Furniture 3.
Stokes,		60	1	35	Furniture 1.
Surry,		46		30	Shoe F. 1, Furniture 4, Sash and B. 1.
Swain,		13		5
Transylvania		23		12
Tyrrell,	3		5
Union,	2	38	6	22
Wake,
Warren,
Washington,	4	4	2
Watauga,		29		18	Furniture 2, Shingle Factory 2.
Wayne,	10	8	7		Implements 2, Furniture 1, S. & B. 2.
Wilkes,		95		54	1 Organs, Melodians, Mill Fixtures.
Wilson,	5	25	4	7	Furniture 1, D., S. & B. 1, Imple's. 3.
Yadkin,		23	1	4
Yancey,		25		12

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	GENERAL CHARACTER OF SOIL.	Iron Furnaces.	Foundries.	Lime Kilns.	MINES			OTHER MINERALS.
					Gold.	Silver.	Copper.
Johnston,	Sandy, loam cl'y sub.
Jones,	Sandy loam.
Lenoir,	San'y, swamp loam.
Lincoln,	Red & grey granite		1	1	4		1	Oil stone, mica, asbestos, iron
Macon,	Red clay.							Iron, mica, corundum, copper.
Madison,	Rich.							Iron, mica.
Martin,
McDowell,	Light grey & clay							Iron, copper, silver, mica, lead.
Mecklenburg
Mitchell,	Loam.	2
Montgomery	Varied, sand to clay				7			Iron.
Moore,
Nash,	Varied.				1
N. Hanover,
Northampt'n	Varied.
Onslow,	San'y loam cl'y sub.
Orange,
Pamlico,	Black loam cl'y sub.
Pasquotank,	Alluvial sandy.
Pender,
Perquimans,	Sandy and clay.
Person,	Sandy loam, red cl'y
Pitt,	San'y loam, cl'y sub							Pyrites, iron.
Polk,	Clay.				5			Iron ore.
Randolph,	Red clay and sandy							Gold, silver, copper, iron.
Richmond,	Clay and sandy.	1	2
Robeson,	Clay and sandy,
Rockingham	Grey.							Coal.
Rowan,	Red clay.		2		2			Copper, silver.
Rutherford,	Clay and grey san'y				7			Iron, gold, cop., mica, plum., cor.
Sampson,	Sandy, clay subsoil.			1
Stanly,	Red and gravelly.				4			Zinc.
Stokes,	Red and grey.			1				Lead, Coal, Mica, Iron, Manganese, Asbestos.
Surry,	Red and grey.	5	1					Lead, Coal, Mica, Iron, Manganese, Asbestos.
Swain,	Black soil.				3			Sil., lead, copper, mica, saltpetre.
Transylvania	Clay and bot. alluv.			6				Mica, copper, iron.
Tyrrell,	Sandy, rich swamp.
Union,	Grey slate sand cl'y							Gold.
Wake,
Warren,	Clay to sand loam.		1					Gold.
Washington,	Clay subsoil.
Watauga,	Very rich.							Iron, mica, plum., gold, silv., cop.
Wayne,	Sandy and clay.		1
Wilkes,	Black sandy loam.						1	Gold, mica, graph., manganese.
Wilson,	Sandy to clay.		1					Iron.
Yadkin,	Clay.	1		1				Iron.
Yancey,	Rich.							Mica.

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COUNTIES,

Carriage & Wagon Manufactories

Marble.

Granite.

Sandstone.

Soapstone.

Mill Stone.

Marls.

Potteries.

Tanneries.

Fisheries.

Turpentine Dist.

Criminals, Aug. 1, 1876, to Aug. 1, 1877.

COUNTIES,

White.

Colored

Johnston,

1

1

16

26

34

Jones,

Yes

2

Lenoir,

4

Yes

17

3

19

Lincoln,

14

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

5

7

72

38

Macon,

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

6

1

Madison,

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

1

Martin,

McDowell,

1

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

5

1

Mecklenburg

Mitchell,

1

No

Yes

No

Yes

Yes

No

5

32

Montgomery

4

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

3

6

3

23

10

Moore,

Nash,

1

No

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

2

25

25

N. Hanover,

Northampt'n

1

Yes

3

Onslow,

No

No

No

No

Yes

Yes

9

5

1

Orange,

Pamlico,

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

1

1

Pasquotank,

2

15

9

11

Pender,

Perquimans,

3

No

No

No

No

No

No

1

3

Person,

6

No

No

No

Yes

No

No

4

14

8

Pitt,

3

No

Yes

No

No

No

Yes

9

14

Polk,

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

3

4

6

Randolph,

6

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

7

14

24

8

Richmond,

4

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

1

1

10

1

Robeson,

4

Yes

36

40

50

Rockingham

3

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

3

Rowan,

4

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

5

29

23

Rutherford,

35

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

2

10

28

12

Sampson,

2

Yes

15

11

25

Stanly,

4

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

2

9

2

Stokes,

6

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

6

2

10

Surry,

3

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

4

75

40

Swain,

Yes

Yes

Transylvania

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

2

Tyrrel,

4

11

13

3

Union,

Yes

Yes

2

3

45

49

Wake,

Warren,

Yes

Yes

2

Washington,

3

No

No

No

No

No

Yes

1

5

17

Watauga,

1

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

2

1

Wayne,

3

Yes

14

3

48

Wilkes,

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

1

12

60

13

Wilson,

3

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

1

4

3

2

20

Yadkin,

3

2

Yancey,

Yes

3

3

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COUNTIES,	SURFACE.	STAPLE CROPS.
Johnston,	Level.	Cotton, corn.
Jones,	Level.	Corn, peas, cotton, rice, potatoes, wheat, rye, oats.
Lenoir,	Slightly undulating.	Corn, rice, cotton, wheat, rye, oats, peas, potat's.
Lincoln,	Undulating.	Corn, wheat, oats, cotton, tobacco, peas, rye.
Macon,	Mountainous.	Corn, wheat, rye, oats, potatoes.
Madison,	Hilly and mountain.	Corn, wheat, tobacco.
Martin,
McDowell,	Undulating.	Corn, wheat, oats, tobacco.
Mecklenburg
Mitchell,		Corn, wheat, oats, rye, flax, grasses.
Montgomery	Hilly.	Corn, wheat, oats, cotton.
Moore,
Nash,	Level & undulating.	Corn, cotton, potatoes, peas.
N. Hanover,
Northampt'n,	Undulating.	Corn, wheat, cotton, peas, oats, rye.
Onslow,	Level.	Corn, cotton, peas, peanuts, sweet potatoes.
Orange,
Pamlico,	Level.	Corn, tobacco, cotton, potatoes, rice, peas, wheat.
Pasquotank,	Level.	Corn, cotton, flax, oats, peas, potatoes.
Pender,
Perquimans,	Level.
Person,	Undulating.	Tobacco, corn, wheat, oats, potatoes.
Pitt,	Undulating.	Corn, cotton, oats, peas, potatoes, wheat, rye.
Polk,	Hilly & undulating.	Corn, sorghum, oats, rye, wheat, cotton, tobacco.
Randolph,	Hilly.	Corn, wheat, oats, grasses, clover, turnips.
Richmond,	Level & undulating.	Corn, cotton.
Robeson,	Level.	Corn, cotton, peas.
Rockingham	Hilly,	Tobacco, corn, wheat, oats.
Rowan,	Undulating.	Corn, wheat, oats, cotton, tobacco.
Rutherford,	Hilly & undulating.	Corn, cotton, wheat, sorghum, oats, tobacco, potat's.
Sampson,	Level.	Corn, cotton, peas, potatoes, oats, wheat, rye, grasses
Stanly,	Undulating.	Corn, wheat, oats, cotton.
Stokes,	Mountainous, hilly.	Corn, tobacco, wheat, rye, oats, potatoes, grasses.
Surry,	Mountainous,	Corn, wheat, rye, tobacco.
Swain,	Mountainous.	Wheat, corn, rye, oats, sorghum.
Transylvania	Mountainous.	Corn, rye, wheat, buckwheat, oats.
Tyrrel.	Level.	Corn, cotton, peas, potatoes.
Union,	Undulating.	Corn, cotton, wheat, oats.
Wake,
Warren,	Undulating.	Tob'o, corn, cot'n, wh't, oats, rye, potat's, sorghum
Washington,	Level,	Corn, cotton, wheat, potatoes.
Watauga,	Mountainous.	Corn, wheat, rye, oats, buckwheat, potatoes.
Wayne,	Level.	Corn, cotton, rye, wheat, oats, potatoes.
Wilkes,	Mount's and hilly.	Corn, wheat, rye, oats, tobacco, potatoes.
Wilson,	Undulating & level.	Corn, cotton, wheat, oats, rye, potatoes, peas, grasses
Yadkin,	Hilly.	Corn, wheat, rye, oats, tobacco.
Yancey,	Mountainous.	Wheat, corn, oats, rye.

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COUNTIES,	FRUITS.	Private Fish Ponds.
Johnston,	Apples, peaches, grapes.
Jones,	Apples, peaches, plums, Nectarines, pears, grapes.
Lenoir,	Peaches, apples, grapes, cherries, plums, strawber'.	4
Lincoln,	Apples, grapes, peaches.	3
Macon,	Apples, cherries, plums, strawberries.
Madison,	Apples, peaches, grapes, berries.
Martin,
McDowell,	Apples, peaches,	1
Mecklenburg
Mitchell,	Apples.
Montgomery	Apples, peaches, cherries, plums, grapes.
Moore,
Nash,	Apples, peaches, grapes.	4
N. Hanover,
Northampt'n	Apples, pears, peaches, melons, berries.
Onslow,	Apples, peaches, Scuppernong grapes.	1
Orange,
Pamlico,	Apples, grapes.
Pasquotank,	Apples, pears, peaches.
Pender,
Perquimans,	Apples, peaches, grapes.
Person,	Apples, peaches, pears, plums, black & strawb's.	4
Pitt,	Apples, peaches, pears, plums, grapes, berries.	15
Polk,	All kinds especially in the "Thermal Belt."
Randolph,	Apples, peaches, pears, grapes.
Richmond,	Apples, peaches,	3
Robeson,	Apples, grapes, peaches.	1
Rockingham	Apples, peaches, pears, cherries.
Rowan,	Apples, peaches, pears, cherries.	2
Rutherford,	Apples, pears, peaches, strawberries, cherries.	1
Sampson,	Grapes, apples, peaches, pears, and all berries.	2
Stanly,	Apples, peaches, pears, damson.	1
Stokes,	Apples, peaches, pears, nectarines, plums, grapes.	1
Surry,	Apples, peaches, plums, &c.
Swain,	Apples, peaches, grapes.
Transylvania	Apples, peaches, cherries, plums.	3
Tyrrell,	Apples, grapes.
Union,	Grapes, peaches, apples.
Wake,
Warren,	Peaches, apples, pears, grapes.	1
Washington,	Apples, pears, peaches, plums.
Watauga,	Apples, peaches, and all fruits of the climate.
Wayne,	Apples, peaches, pears, strawberries, grapes.	1
Wilkes,	Apples, peaches, pears, grapes, cherries and berries.	2
Wilson,	All kinds suited to the climate.	6
Yadkin,	Apples, peaches, pears, plums, berries.
Yancey,	Apples.

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COTTON AND WOOLEN MILLS IN NORTH CAROLINA

        

COUNTIES.	NAME OF FACTORY OR MILL.	WHERE LOCATED.	Water.	Steam.	No. of	No. of Spindles.	When put in Operation	CAPACITY PER DAY.
Alamance,	Alamance Cotton Factory	Near Graham,	1		70	1200	1872
Cabarrus,	Rocky River Mills,	Rocky River,	1		16	812	1861	300 pounds cotton,
Cabarrus,	Odell Manufacturing Company	Concord,		1		2000		900 pounds yarn,
Caldwell,	Patterson,	Patterson,	1		18	960	1872	600 yds. sheeting, 250 lbs. cotton yarn, 150 lbs. wool yarn.
Catawba,	Long Island,	3 miles from Western N. C. R. R.	1		24	1000	1852	400 pounds cotton,
Catawba,	Granite Shoals,	Catawba Riv 4 m. from W N C R R.	1		24	1200	1854	590 pounds cotton.
Chatham,	Chatham Cotton Mills.	Haw River near Pittsboro,	1		15	1600	1874	1000 pounds yarns and warp,
Cleaveland,	Cleaveland Cotton Mills,	12 miles north of Shelby,	1		20	828	1874-5	450 pounds warp. 725 4-4 domestic.
Craven,	Neuse Manufacturing Company,	New Berne,		1		2000	1877	1000 pounds yarns,
Cumberland,	Beaver Creek,	6 miles southwest of Fayetteville,	1		75	2900	1841	3000 yards sheeting and 25 bundles yarns.
Cumberland,	Bluff,	6 miles southwest of Fayetteville,	1		60	2800	1873	3400 yards sheeting,
Cumberland,	Hope Mills of Rockfish Manf'g Co.,	Hope Mills,	1			4000	1873	1500 to 1600 pounds cotton,
Forsythe,	F. & H. Fries.	Salem,		1	40	1614	1840	varies with kinds of goods,
Franklin,	Laurel,	Laurel,	1			612	1875	400 pounds cotton,
Gaston,	Woodlawn Mills,	Gaston county,	1		75	2500	1852	900 pounds cotton,
Gaston	Mount Holly Springs,	Woodlawn,	1			1232	1876	600 pounds No. 20 warps,
Gaston	Stowesville Cotton Mills,	Near Garibaldi,	1		24	1200	1854	600 pounds cotton,
Halifax,	Tuscarora Mills,	4 miles from Enfield,	1			1500	1876	From 600 to 800 pounds cotton,
McDowell,	Muddy Creek,	6 miles from Marion,	1		12	408	1874	40 bunches yarn, 400 yards sheeting.
Randolph,	Randolph Manufacturing Co.,	Franklinsville,	1		25	1200	1750	800 pounds cotton,
Randolph	Franklinsville Manufacturing Co.,	Franklinsville,	1		20	1100	1870	1000 seamless bags,
Richmond,	Great Falls Mannfacturing Co.,	Rockingham	1		130	3840	1871	7000 yards sheeting,
Richmond,	Pee Dee Manufacturing Co.,	Rockingham,	1		100	2016	1877	4000 yards plaids and stripes,
Rockingham,	Leaksville Cotton Mills,	Near Leaksville,	1		80	3632	1839	1500 pounds cotton.
Surry,	Hamburg Mills,	Near Mt. Airy	1			600	1850
Surry,	Gwynville Woolen & Flouring Mills	1 mile from Elkin, Surry county,	1			240	1877	100 lbs. wool rolls, 100 lbs. spun yarn,
Alexander,	Taylorsville Cotton Mill,	3 miles southwest of Taylosrville,	1		12	528	1853	300 lbs. of goods,
Alamance,	Falls of Neuse Manufacturing Co.,	Alamance county,	1			3968	1876	2000 yards No. 20 yarns in 23 hours,
Alamance,	Clover Orchard Factory,	Southern part of Alamance county	1		44	1200	1840	1500 yards of cloth,
Guilford,	Oakdale Cotton Mills,	Jamestown, N. C.	1			3600	1866	1000 pounds,
Lincoln,	Ivy Shoals Cotton Factory,	Near Lincolnton,	1		26	1800	1848	500 pounds yarn. 600 pounds 4-4 sheeting,
Nash,	Rocky Mount Mills,	Rocky Mount,	1		64	3084	1870	1350 pounds goods, yarns and rope,
Orange,	Orange Factory,	Orange county,	1		42	1300	1832
Alamance,	Granite Cotton Factory,	Haw River,	1		110	4856	1845	6 bales of 450 pounds each.
Richmond,	Richmond Cotton Mills,	Richmond county,	1			1900	1867	700 pounds,
Gaston,	Mountain Island Cotton Mills,	Gaston county,	1		110	5000	1874	2000 pounds,
Buncombe,	Reem's Creek Woolen Mills,	Weaverville, Buncombe county,	1		4	210	1875	100 yards cloth, 100 pounds yarn,
New Hanover,	Wilmington Cotton Mills,	Wilmington,		1	156	5304	1875	5500 yards,
Chatham,	Henley's Haw River Mills,	4 miles east of Pittsboro,	1					200 pounds wool,
Mecklenburg	Glenroy Cotton Mills,	2 miles from Mathews, C. C. R. R.		1		264	1878	35 bunches warps 5 pounds each.
Surry,	Green Hill,	Near Mount Airy,	1		21	1000	1869	250 pounds warp, 700 yards sheeting,
Cleaveland,	Broad Rim Mills,	Cleaveland county.	1			1056	1852	750 pounds single yarns,
Randolph,	Cedar Falls Manufacturing Co.,	5 miles north of Asheboro,	1		58	1824	1856	2880 yards sheeting, 200 pounds yarn,
Surry,	Elkin Valley Mills (Wool),	On Big Elkin Creek,	1		2	240	1877	150 pounds yarn.
Surry,	Elkin Manufacturing Co.,	Elkin, Surry county,	1		15	1000	1849	500 pounds lint cotton,
Randolph,	Deep River Manufacturing Co.,	Randolph county,	1		25	1100	1850	800 pounds cotton,
Randolph,	Randleman Plaid Mills,	On Deep River,	1	1	200	3500	1869	7000 yards or 5 bales of cotton,
Alamance.	Cane Creek Factory,
Gaston,	Wilson & Moore,
Johnston,	Wm. Edgerton,
Jackson,	Double Shoals Cotton Factory,
Iredell,	Morrison, Gaither & Co.,
Iredell,	W. Turner & Son,

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Page [26b]

COTTON AND WOOLEN MILLS IN NORTH CAROLINA.

COUNTIES.	STYLE OF GOODS.	No. of Operativ's	NEAREST NAVIGABLE WATER OR RAILROAD.	Capital Invested.	Does Cold Weather Stop Operations, and Generally, How Long:	REMARKS.
Alamance,	Alamance Ginghams,	60	5 miles to North Carolina railroad		No
Cabarrus,	Sheeting, yarns, and twine	17			No	Name of firm--Weisler & Archibald.
Cabarrus,	Yarns, warps, twist, stocking yarn,	45	North Carolina Railroad	$ 15,000	No
Caldwell,	Yarns and heavy sheeting	50	25 miles to Hickory,		No	Name of firm--Gwyn, Harp & Co.
Catawba,	4-4 sheeting, yarns 6 to 14	35	3 miles from Western North Carolina Railroad,	20 000	On average 5 days per year,	Name of firm--Powell & Shuford
Catawba,	Carpet warps	50	4 m. from W N C and 5 m. from A., T & O.,	25 000	On average 5 days per year,	Dam across the river with a fish way--Claywell, Powell & Co.
Chatham,	Yarn, wrap and sheeting,	40	Raleigh and Augusta Air-Line Railroad,	52 000	No	Capacity of water power equal to 700 horse, using about 50--Bynum Manufacturing Co.
Cleaveland,	Warps and domestics,	28	12 miles to Carolina Central Railway,	25 000	No	Name of firm--Schenck, Raymour & Co.
Craven,	Yarns, warps, twines,	25	Neuse river and Atlantic and N. C. Railroad,	25 000	No	Jesse D. Claypool, President; Gwo. Allen, Treasurer; Richard Berry, Manager.
Cumberland,	4-4 sheeting, coarse yarn,	72	Cape Fear river and Western railroad,	145,000	No	John Shaw, President.
Cumberland,	4-4 sheeting,	72	Cape Fear river and Western railroad,	145,000	No	John Shaw, President.
Cumberland,	Cotton warps,	80	Cape Fear river and Western railroad,	150,000	No	T. Campbell Oakman, President
Forsythe,	Jeans, kerseys, sheeting and cotton yarn,	100	Northwestern North Carolina Railroad,		No
Franklin,	Yarns,	12	Raleigh & Gaston railroad,	15,000	No	Water power sufficient for 100 looms--J. F. Jones.
Gaston,	Sheeting, shirting, yarns and warp,	100	Atlanta & Charleston and C. C. R. R.,	75,000	No	C. J. Lineburger & Sons.
Gaston,	Warps,	26	Tuckaseege Depot Carolina Central railway,	36,000	No	About as much more machinery will soon be in operation.
Gaston,	Yarns and sheetings,	50	Charlotte and Augusta Air-Line railroad,	30,000	No	Water power sufficient for 100,000 spindles--Homesley & Oates.
Halifax,	Single and double yarns and plow lines,	26	Wilmington & Weldon railroad,	40,000	No	John T. Bellamy.
McDowell,	Yarns and sheeting,	21	Western North Carolina railroad,	20,000	A few days	Burned down October 1st, 1877--H. C. Bennett.
Randolph,	Yarns and 4-4 sheeting,	75	North Carolina raiload,	35,000	No	Hugh Parks, Agent.
Randolph,	Seamless bags,	75	North Carolina railroad, Greensboro	35,000	No
Richmond,	4-4 sheeting,	130	Carolina Central railway,	150,000	No	Robt. L. Steele, President.
Richmond,	Plaids and stripes,	120	Carolina Central railway,	150,000	No	Henry Reshton, Superintendent.
Rockingham,	Brown sheeting, yarns, knitting cotton,	106	Piedmont railroad, 12 miles to Reidsville,	125,000	4 days per year	J. Turner Morehead & Co.
Surry,	Yarns	20	Northwestern North Carolina R. R., at Salem,		No	Thos. M. Brower. Not in operation just now (November 1877.)
Surry,		8	Railroad at Statesville, 35 miles,	8,000	No	L. L. Gwyn and A. Chatham.
Alexander,	Cotton yarn and sheeting,	24	Western North Carolina railroad,	16,000	Very rarely,	Alspaugh & Bro.
Alamance,	Yarns and warps,	140	North Carolina railroad,		No
Alamance,	Ginghams,	60	North Carolina railroad,	25,000	No	Have in connection flour and grist mill, saw mill, cotton gin, wool carding machine, &c.
Guilford,	Cotton warps,	60	North Carolina railroad,	60,000
Lincoln,	4-4 sheeting 5 oz goods, yarns from 8 to 11	50	Carolina Central and Chester & Lenoir R. R.,	25,000	No
Nash,	Shirting, sheeting, yarns, rope, warp,	90	1 mile from Wilmington & Weldon railroad,		No	Have 3 warp mills and 1 rope machine.
Orange,	Ginghams and seamless bags,		North Carolina railroad at Durham,		Seldom,
Alamance,	Plaids, cottonades, drills, yarns, warps sheeting, shirting	165	North Carolina railroad		No	T. M. Holt.
Richmond,	Yarns,	25	Carolina Central railroad,	25,000	No	Malloy & Morgan, Laurel Hill
Gaston,	Ginghams, shirting and sheeting,	150	3 miles to C. C. railroad,		No	Most excellent water power G. K. Tate.
Buncombe,	Jeans satinets and linseys,	10	20 miles to Henry's,		No	E. D. Jobe.
New Hanover,	Print cloth, 28 inches 64-64,	95	Cape Fear river,	125,300	No	Driven by a Harris Corliss engine, 16 inch cylender, 48 inch stroke.
Chatham,	Wool rolls,		Raleigh & Augusta Air-Line railroad,	5,000	No
Mecklenburg,	Warps,	7	C. C. railroad.	7,000	No	E. C. Grier & Son. Clement attachment spin from seed cotton.
Surry,	Warps, yarns and sheeting,	35	45 miles to railroad,	40,000	10 days,	J. F. & W. A. Moore. Excellent water powers in this coonty.
Cleaveland,	Yarns and carpet warps,	26	8 miles to Carolina Central railway,	25,000	No
Randolph,	44 sheeting, yarns and carpet warps,	90	Richmond & Danville railroad,	25,000	No	O.K. Cox, Agent.
Surry,	4-4 Jeans,	68	35 miles to Statesville,	8,000	No	Flour mill attached.
Surry,	Cotton yarns, No, 12 sheeting,	32	38 miles to Statesville	20,000	No	Center of a fine trade from the mountain counties.
Randolph,	4-4 sheeting, yarns, knitting cotton, thread and twine,	50	Greensboro,	20,000	No	D. Curtis, Agent.
Randolph,	Domestic ginghams,	200	High Point,	100,000	No	Pay rolls $2,500 per month--Jno. B. Randleman, President. Extra time for 6 mos. past.
Alamance.
Gaston,
Johnston,
Jackson,
Iredell,
Iredell,

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Page [26c]

COTTON AND WOOLEN MILLS.

        It will be seen by reference to the following statement, that I give the names of fifty-three mills, seven of which have not reported. Of the forty-six reported, five are operated by steam and forty-one by water. It will be observed, also, that several of the mills have not the number of looms reported, while others have omitted the capacity, and others still the number of operatives and the amount of capital invested. Seven of the mills, as before stated, have not reported. Thirty-five report amount of capital invested which aggregates $1,547,300.

        The aggregate number of operatives in the forty-four reported is 1620. The aggregate number of spindles employed in the forty-five mills reported is 82,240.

        Only seven report that their operations are ever checked by cold weather, and those rarely, and only for a few days. That this interest will soon become a very important one in our industrial wealth none can doubt, and it is very desirable that a full and complete exhibit of its growth and progress should be kept before the public. I therefore hope, if there be errors or omissions in the statement, that you will at once correct and return to this office. I want every Cotton and Woolen Mill in the State represented in this list.

        P. S.--Will the reader examine the report for his county carefully, and write me at once giving corrections, if any are to be made.

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CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES.

        In the second column, opposite the name of the county, the name of the county seat is given and is designated by the letters C. H. In the same column are the names of the other towns or villages in the same county, and the third column shows their distance and direction from the county seat. The population for each county is taken from the census of 1870. Any corrections to this table will be thankfully received.

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CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES IN NORTH CAROLINA.

        

COUNTIES,	Names of Cities, Towns and Villages.	Direction and Distance from County Seat.	On What Railroad or Navigable Water.	POPULATION.
				Wh'te	Col'd.	Total.
Alamance,	Graham, C. H.		North Carolina R. R., 1 mile	8234	3640	11874
Alamance,	Company Shops.	Northwest 2 miles,	North Carolina Railroad,
Alamance,	Haw River.	East 4 miles,	North Carolina Railroad,
Alamance,	Mebanesville.	East 10 miles,	North Carolina Railroad,
Alexander,	Taylorsville, C. H.			6034	834	6868
Alexander,	York Institute.	Northeast 6 miles,
Alleghany,	Gap Civil, C. H.			3401	290	3691
Anson,	Wadesboro, C. H.		Carolina Central Railway,	6350	6078	12420
Anson,	Lilesville,	East 5 miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Anson,	Ansonville.	North 10 miles,
Anson,	Polkton.	West 8 miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Anson,	White's Store.	Southwest 14 miles,
Ashe,	Jefferson, C. H.			8991	582	9573
Ashe,	Ore Knob.	East 11 miles,
Beaufort,	Washington, C. H.		Pamlico River,	8379	4632	13011
Beaufort,	Yeatesville.	Northeast 20 miles.
Beaufort,	Leachville,	Northeast 36 miles,	Pungo River.
Beaufort,	Bath,	East 18 miles,	Pamlico River,
Beaufort,	Pantego,	Northeast 26 miles,
Beaufort,	Edwards' Mill,	Southeast 22 miles,	Durham's Creek,
Beaufort,	Aurora,	Southeast 30 miles,	South Creek,
Bertie,	Windsor, C. H.		Cashie River	5313	7437	12950
Bertie,	Coleraine,	North 20 miles,	Chowan River,
Bertie,	Lewiston,	West 16 miles	Near Roanoke River,
Bertie,	Roxabel,	West 24 miles,
Bertie,	Merry Hill,	East12 miles,
Bladen,	Elizabethtown, C. H.		Cape Fear River,	6729	6102	12831

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Bladen,	Abbottsburg,	Southwest 16 miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Bladen,	Clarkton,	South 13 miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Brunswick,	Smithville, C. H.		Cape Fear River,	4448	3306	7754
Buncombe,	Asheville, C. H.		Projected line W N C R R.	13109	2303	15417
Buncombe,	Weaversville,	North 10 miles,
Buncombe,	Shufordsville,	South 10 miles,
Buncombe,	Leicester,	West 11 miles,
Burke,	Morganton, C, H.		Western N. C. Railroad,	7463	2314	9777
Burke,	Excelsior,	East 11 miles,
Burke,	Icard,	East 10 miles,	Western N. C. Railroad,
Burke,	Bridgewater,	West 11 miles,	Western N. C. Railroad,
Cabarrus,	Concord, C. H.		North Carolina Railroad,	8025	3929	11954
Cabarrus,	Harrisburg,	South 10 miles,	North Carolina Railroad,
Cabarrus,	Mount Pleasant,	East 8 miles
Cabarrus,	China Grove,	North 10 miles,	North Carolina Railroad,
Caldwell,	Lenoir, C. H.			7096	1380	8476
Caldwell,	Patterson,	Northwest 7½ miles,
Caldwell,	Collettsville,	West 10 miles,
Caldwell,	Lovelady,	South 10 miles,	near Western N. C. Railroad
Caldwell,	Freedman,	Northeast 1 mile,
Caldwell,	Powellton,	East 3 miles,
Camden,	Camden, C. H.			3239	2121	5360
Camden,	Shiloh,	Southeast 7 miles,	Pasquotank River,
Camden,	South Mills,	Northwest 12 miles,	near Dismal Swamp Canal,
Carteret,	Beaufort, C. H.		Sea Coast,	6235	2725	9010
Carteret,	Morehead,	Southwest 3 miles,	Atlantic & N. C. Railroad.
Carteret,	Newport,	Northwest 11 miles,	Atlantic & N. C. Railroad.
Caswell,	Yanceyville, C. H.			6587	9494	16081
Caswell,	Leasburg,	East 13 miles,
Caswell,	Milton,	Northeast 11 miles,	M. & S. Railroad,
Catawba,	Newton, C. H.		Western N. C. Railroad,	9281	1703	10984
Catawba,	Hickory,	Northwest 10 miles,	Western N. C. Railroad,
Catawba,	Conover,	North 3 miles,	Western N. C. Railroad,
Catawba,	Catawba Station,	Northeast 12 miles,	Western N. C. Railroad,

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Chatham,	Pittsboro C. H.			12893	6830	19723
Chatham,	Haywood.	southeast 9 miles,	Near R. & A. A. L. Railroad
Chatham,	Lockville.	southeast 8 miles,	R. & A. A. L. Railroad,
Chatham,	Egypt.	southwest 15 miles,	Western Railroad,
Chatham,	Gulf.	southwest 15 miles,	Deep River,
Chatham,	Bynumsville.	north 5 miles,
Cherokee,	Murphy C. H.			7296	301	8080
Cherokee,	Valleytown.	northeast 18 miles,
Cherokee,	Nottely.	southwest 10 miles,
Cherokee,	Beaverdam.	northwest 10 miles,
Cherokee,	Peachtree.	east 7 miles,
Cherokee,	Brasstown.	southeast 7 miles,
Cherokee,	Hothouse.	west 16 miles,
Cherokee,	Shoal Creek.	northwest 16 miles,
Chowan,	Edenton C. H.		Chowan River,	3081	3369	6450
Clay,	Hayesville C. H.			2318	142	2460
Cleaveland,	Shelby C. H.		Central Carolina Railroad,	10633	2063	12696
Cleaveland,	King's Mountain.
Columbus,	Whiteville C. H.		Near W. C. & A. Railroad,	5526	2948	8474
Columbus,	Peacock.	southwest 5 miles,	Near W. C. & A. Railroad,
Columbus,	Cerra Gorda.	southwest 15 miles,	Near W. C. & A. Railroad,
Columbus,	Fair Bluff.	southwest 20 miles,	Near W. C. & A. Railroad,
Columbus,	Flemington.	east 10 miles,	Near W. C. & A. Railroad,
Columbus,	Bolton.	east 17 miles,	Near W. C. & A. Railroad,
Columbus,	Brinkley.	east 27 miles,	Near W. C. & A. Railroad,
Craven,	New Berne C. H.		Atlantic & N. C. Railroad.	8400	12116	20516
Craven,	Swift Creek.	northwest 18 miles,

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Cumberland,	Fayetteville C. H.		Cape Fear River.	9520	7515	17035
Cumberland,	Manchester.	west 13 miles,	Western Railroad,
Cumberland,	Rockfish.	south 7 miles,
Cumberland,	Beaver Creek.	southwest 7 miles,
Cumberland,	Blockersville,	east 13 miles,
Cumberland,	Cedar Creek,	southeast 12 miles,
Currituck,	Currituck C. H,		Currituck Sound,	3991	1140	5131
Currituck,	Indian Town.	southwest 10 miles,
Currituck,	Shawsville.	southwest 8 miles,
Currituck,	Shingle Landing.	northwest 12 miles.
Currituck,	Jarvisburg.	south, 21 miles,
Dare,	Manteo C. H.		Albemarle Sound,	2401	377	2778
Davidson,	Lexington C. H.		North Carolina Railroad,	13868	3546	17414
Davidson,	Thomasville,	east 11 miles,	North Carolina Railroad,
Davidson,	Linwood,	southwest 8 miles.	North Carolina Railroad,
Davidson,	Jackson Hill,	southeast 20 miles,
Davidson,	Yadkin College,	west 10 miles,
Davidson,	Teague Town,	northeast 20 miles,
Davidson,	Clemmonsville,	north 20 miles,
Davidson,	Cotton Grove,	south 6 miles,
Davie,	Mocksville C. H.			6527	3093	9620
Davie,	Jerusalem,	southeast 7 miles,
Davie,	Fulton,	east 10 miles,
Davie,	Shady Grove,	east-northeast 12 miles,
Davie,	Smith Grove,	east-northeast 7 miles
Davie,	Farmington,	north 10 miles,
Davie,	Calahan,	northwest 7 miles,
Davie,	County Line,	west 10 miles,
Duplin,	Kenansville C. H.			8776	6766	15542
Duplin,	Magnolia,	southwest 7½ miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Duplin,	Rose Hill,	southwest 13 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Duplin,	Teacheys,	fouthwest 15 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Duplin,	Duplin Road,	southwest 17 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Duplin,	Warsaw,	west 10 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.

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Duplin,	Faison,	Northwest 12 miles,	W. & W. Railroad,
Duplin,	Hallsville,	east 8 miles,
Duplin,	Chinquepin,	southeast 12 miles,
Edgecombe,	Tarboro, C. H.		Tarboro branch W. & W.R.R.	7858	15112	23970
Edgecombe,	Rocky Mount,	west 18 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Edgecombe,	Battleboro,	northwest 18 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Edgecombe,	Whitakers,	northwest 20 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Edgecombe,	Sparta,	south 9 miles,	Tar River,
Forsythe,	Winston, C. H.,		N. W. N. C. R. R.	15000	3000	18000
Forsythe,	Salem,	adjoining.
Forsythe,	Kernersville,	east 9 miles,	N. W. N. C. R. R.
Forsythe,	Old Town,	northwest 5 miles,
Forsythe,	Bethania,	northwest 9 miles,
Forsythe,	Wartown,	south 2 miles,
Forsythe,	Pfafftown,	southwest 9 miles,
Forsythe,	Brookstown,	southwest 13 miles,
Forsythe,	Lewisville,	southwest 11 miles,
Franklin,	Louisburg C. H.,			6633	7501	14134
Franklin,	Franklinton,	west 10 miles.	Raleigh & Gaston Railroad,
Franklin,	Youngsville,	southwest 13 miles,	Raleigh & Gaston Railroad,
Gaston,	Dallas C. H.,		Kings Mountain Railroad,	8430	4172	12602
Gaston,	Gastonia,	south 4 miles,	Atlanta & R. Railroad,
Gaston,	Cherryville,	west 14 miles,
Gaston,	Brevard,	northeast 6 miles,
Gates,	Gatesville C. H.,			4517	3207	7724
Graham,	Robbinsville C. H.			not	given
Granville,	Oxford C. H.,			11476	13355	24831

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Granville,	Henderson,	east 12 miles,	Ralelgh & Gaston railroad,
Granville,	Kittrells.	southeast 12 miles,	Raleigh & Gaston railroad,
Granville,	Townsville,	northeast 16 miles,
Granville,	Williamsboro,	northeast 12 miles,
Granville,	Tally Ho,	southwest 10 miles,
Greene,	Snow Hill C. H.,			4166	4521	8687
Greene,	Hookerton,	east 5 miles,
Greene,	Contentnia,	northwest 6 miles,
Guilford,	Greensboro C. H.,		North Carolina railroad,	15656	6080	21736
Guilford,	High Point,	southwest 16 miles,	North Carolina railroad,
Guilford,	Jamestown,	southwest 10 miles,	North Carolina railroad,
Guilford,	Gibsonville,	east 16 miles,	North Carolina railroad,
Guilford,	Brown Summit,	north 11 miles,	Richmond & Danville R. R.,
Guilford,	Friendship,	west 10 miles,	Northwestern N. C. R. R.,
Guilford,	Oak Ridge,	northwest 16 miles,
Guilford,	Summerville,	northwest 12 miles,
Guilford,	Westminster,	southwest 12 miles,
Halilax,	Halifax C. H.,		Wilmington & Weldon R. R.	6418	13990	20408
Halifax,	Weldon,	north 7 miles,	Junction of four railroads,
Halifax,	Enfield,	south 9 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.,
Halifax,	Scotland Neck,	southeast 19 miles,
Halifax,	Palmyra,	southeast 25 miles,
Halifax,	Ringwood,	southwest 17 miles,
Halifax,	Brinkleysville,	west 18 miles,
Halifax,	Littleton,	northwest 24 miles,	Raleigh & Gaston railroad,
Halifax,	Gaston,	northwest 16 miles,	Raleigh & Gaston railroad,
Harnett,	Lillington C. H.,			5857	3038	8895
Harnett,	Averasboro,	east 12½ miles,
Haywood,	Waynesville C. H.,			7406	515	7921
Henderson,	Hendersonville C. H.,			6498	1208	7706
Hertford,	Winton C. H.,		Chowan river,	4321	4952	9273
Hertford,	Murfreesboro,	west 12 miles,
Hertford,	Harrellsville,	southeast 12 miles,
Hertford,	Union,	southwest 7 miles,

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Hyde,	Swanquarter, C. H.		Swanquarter Bay,	4067	2378	6445
Hyde,	Sladesville,	northwest 12 miles,
Hyde,	Makelyville,	west 17 miles,
Hyde,	Lake Landing,	east 16 miles,	Mattamuskeet Lake,
Hyde,	Middleton,	east 18 miles,
Hyde,	Engelhard,	east 22 miles,
Hyde,	Fairfield,	northeast 18 miles,	Mattamuskeet Lake,
Hyde,	Montgomery,	west 18 miles,
Iredell,	Statesville, C. H.		W.N.C.R.R.& A T.& O R R.	12288	4643	16931
Iredell,	Olin,	northeast 11 miles,
Iredell,	Mooresville,	southeast 20 miles,	A. T. & O. Railroad,
Iredell,	Mount Mourne,	southeast 26 miles,	A. T. & O. Railroad,
Iredell,	Troutmans Depot,	southeast 6 miles,	A. T. & O. Railroad,
Jackson,	Webster, C. H.			5698	274	5972
Johnston,	Smithfield, C. H.			11703	5194	16897
Johnston,	Clayton,	northwest 11 miles,	North Carolina Railrord.
Johnston,	Selma,	northeast 4 miles,	North Carolina Railroad.
Johnston,	Pine Level,	northeast 6 miles,	North Carolina Railroad.
Johnston,	Princeton,	east 10 miles,	North Carolina Railroad.
Johnston,	Bentonville,	south 14 miles,
Jones,	Trenton, C. H.		Trent River,	2348	2654	5002
Jones,	Polloksville,	east 12 miles,	Trent River,
Jones,	Maysville,	south 15 miles,
Lenoir,	Kinston, C. H.		Atlantic & N. C. Railroad,	5402	6032	11434
Lenoir,	La Grange,	east 13 miles,	Atlantic & N. C. Railroad,
Lenoir,	Lenoir Institute,	northwest 10 miles,
Lincoln,	Lincolnton, C. H.		Carolina Central Railway,	6814	2759	9573

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Lincoln,	Denver,	northeast 16 miles,
Lincoln,	Lowesville,	southeast 17 miles,
Lincoln,	Iron Station,	southeast 6 miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Macon,	Franklin, C. H.			6172	404	6576
Madison,	Marshall, C. H.			7858	334	8192
Martin,	Williamston C. H.,		Roanoke river,	5064	4583	9647
Martin,	Jamesville,	southeast 11 miles,	Roanoke river,
Martin,	Hamilton,	northwest 13 miles,	Roanoke river,
Martin,	Robersonvillo,	west 14 miles,
Martin,	Diamond City,	south 17 miles,
McDowell,	Marion C. H.,		Western N. C. railroad,	5820	1772	7592
McDowell,	Old Fort,	west 12 miles,	Western N. C. railroad,
McDowell,	Pleasant Garden,	northwest 3 miles,
McDowell,	Henry's,	west 14 miles,	Western N. C. railroad,
McDowell,	Dysartsville,	south 12 miles,
Mecklenburg,	Charlotte C. H.,		Junction of 5 railroads,	13578	10721	24299
Mecklenburg,	Davidson College,	north 20 miles,	A., T. & O. R. R.,
Mecklenburg,	Huntersville,	north 14 miles,	A., T. & O. R. R.,
Mecklenburg,	Matthews Station,	southeast 12 miles,	Carolina Central railway,
Mecklenburg,	Pineville,	southwest 11 miles,	C., C. & A. railroad,
Mitchell,	Bakersville C. H.,			4472	233	4705
Montgomery,	Troy C. H.,			5359	2128	7487
Montgomery,	Mount Gilead,	southwest 14 miles,
Montgomery,	Edinboro,	southwest 14 miles,
Montgomery,	Pekin,	south 15 miles,
Montgomery,	Swift Island,	west 12 miles,
Montgomery,	Milledgeville,	northwest 20 miles,
Montgomery,	Zion,	west 10 miles,
Montgomery,	Russell Gold Mine,	northwest 16 miles,
Montgomery,	Wadeville,	southwest 8 miles,
Moore,	Carthage C. H.,			9021	3019	12040
Moore,	Cameron,	southeast 9 miles,	R. & A. A. L. railroad,
Moore,	Manly,	south 16 miles,	R. & A. A. L. railroad,
Moore,	Carbonton,	northeast 15 miles,

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Moore,	Jonesboro,	east 18 miles,	Western Railroad,
Moore,	Sanford,	east 19 miles,	Junct'n of R. & A. & W.R.R
Moore,	Swann's Station,	southeast 20 miles,	Western Railroad,
Nash,	Nashville, C. H.,			6356	4721	11077
Nash,	Whitaker's,	northeast 22 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Nash,	Battleboro,	east 18 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Nash,	Rocky Mount,	east 12 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Nash,	Sharpsburg,	southeast 14 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Nash,	Stanhope,	southwest 14 miles,
Nash,	Castalia,	northwest 10,
Nash,	Hilliardston,	north 10 miles,
Nash,	Whitakes's Mill,	northeast 14 miles,
New Hanover,	Wilmington, C. H.,		Cape Fear River and 3 R. R.	11779	16199	27978
Northampton,	Jackson, C. H.,			6239	8510	14749
Northampton,	Seaboard,	north 8 miles,	Seaboard & Roanoke Railro'd
Northampton,	Garysburg,	west 10 miles,	P. & W. R. R. and S. & R.R.
Northampton,	Margarettsville,	northeast 15 miles,	Seaboard & Roanoke Railr'd
Northampton,	Rich Square,	southeast 12 miles,
Northampton,	Pleasant Hill.	northwest 15 miles,	Petersburg & Weldon R. R.
Onslow,	Jacksonville, C. H.,		New River,	5173	2396	7569
Onslow,	Swansboro,	southeast 25 miles,	White Oak River,
Onslow,	Richlands,	west 15 miles,
Onslow,	Sneads Ferry,	south 25 miles,	Stones Bay,
Onslow,	Tar Landing,	northwest 8 miles,	New River,
Orange,	Hillsboro, C. H.,		North Carolina Railroad,	11087	6420	17507
Orange,	Durham,	east 14 miles,	North Carolina Railroad,
Orange,	Chapel Hill,	south east 12 miles,

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Pamlico,	Bayboro, C. H.,			4730	1630	6360
Pamlico,	Stonewall,	east 1¾ miles,	Bay River,
Pamlico,	Grantsboro,	west 4½ miles,
Pamlico,	Vandemere,	east 9 miles,	Bay River,
Pamlico,	Pamlico,	east 12 miles,
Pasquotank,	Elizabeth City, C. H.,		Pasquotank River,	4180	3951	8131
Pasquotank,	Nixonton,	south 10 miles,
Pender,	Burgaw, C. H.,		Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Pender,	South Washington,	north 7 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Pender,	Rocky Point,	south 8 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Pender,	Point Caswell,	southwest 18 miles,	South River,
Perquimans,	Hertford, C. H.		Perquimans River,	3974	3771	7945
Perquimans,	Woodville,	northeast 10 miles,	Little River,
Perquimans,	Belvidere,	northwest 8 miles,
Person,	Roxboro, C. H.			6066	5104	11170
Pitt,	Greenville C. H.		Tar River,	8862	8414	17276
Pitt,	Falkland,	northwest 10 miles,
Pitt,	Penny Hill,	north 15 miles,
Pitt,	Pactolus,	east 13 miles,
Pitt,	Bethel,	north 15 miles,
Pitt,	Farmville,	west 10 miles,
Pitt,	Marlboro,	west 13 miles,
Polk,	Columbus, C. H.			3341	978	4319
Polk,	Mill Springs,	northeast 5 miles,
Polk,	Mont Tryon,	southwest 3½ miles,
Polk,	White Oak Hall,	northeast 12 miles,
Randolph,	Aehboro, C. H.			14945	2606	17551
Randolph,	Bush Hill,	northwest 19 miles,
Randolph,	Trinity College,	northwest 18 miles,
Randolph,	Union Factory,	north 8 miles,
Randolph,	New Salem,	north 10 miles,
Randolph,	Cedar Falls,	northeast 5 miles,
Randolph,	Franklinsville,	northeast 7½ miles,
Randolph,	Columbia,	northeast 10 miles,

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Richmond,	Rockingham, C. H.		Carolina Central Railway,	6284	6598	12882
Richmond,	Louisburg,	southeast 22 miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Richmond,	Hamlet,	southeast 6 miles,	R. & A. R. R. & C. C. Ry.,
Richmond,	Old Hundred,	southeast 13½ miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Richmond,	Laurel Hill,	southeast 16½ miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Richmond,	Mangum,	north 25 miles,
Robeson,	Lumberton, C. H.		Carolina Central Railway,	8892	7370	16262
Robeson,	Shoe Heel,	west 20 miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Robeson,	Red Banks,	west 18 miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Robeson,	Moss Neck,	west 14 miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Rockingham,	Wentworth, C. H.			9493	6215	1 708
Rockingham,	Stoneville,	northwest 11 miles,
Rockingham,	Leaksville,	north 8 miles,
Rockingham,	Ruffin,	northeast 17 miles,	Richmond & Danville R. R.,
Rockingham,	Reidsville,	east 7 miles,	Richmond & Danville R. R.,
Rockingham,	Lawsonville,	east 14 miles,	Richmond & Danville R. R.,
Rockingham,	Madison,	west 15 miles,
Rowan,	Salisbury, C. H.		W. N. C. R. R. & N. C. R. R.	11503	5307	16810
Rowan,	Gold Hill,	southeast 14 miles,
Rowan,	China Grove,	south 10 miles,	North Carolina Railroad,
Rowan,	Enochsville,	southwest 18 miles,
Rowan,	Rowan Mills,	west 14 miles,	Western N. C. Railroad,
Rowan,	Franklin,	west 4 miles,
Rutherford,	Rutherfordton, C. H.			10479	2642	13121
Rutherford,	Burnt Chimney,	southeast 6 miles,
Sampson,	Clinton, C. H.			12000	20000	20000
Sampson,	Giddinsville,	northeast 14 miles,

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Sampson,	Herringsville,	southeast 18 miles,
Stanly,	Albemarle, C. H.			7026	1289	8315
Stanly,	Center,	south 13 miles,
Stanly,	Big Lick,	west 16 miles,
Stokes,	Danbury, C. H.			8600	2608	11208
Stokes,	Germanton,	south 13 miles,
Stokes,	Prestonville,	northeast 9 miles,
Stokes,	Sandy Ridge,	northeast 12 miles,
Surry,	Dobson, C. H.			9692	1560	11252
Surry,	Mount Airy,	northeast 12 miles,
Surry,	Elkin,	south 18 miles,
Surry,	Rockford,	southeast 12 miles,
Surry,	Siloam,	east 15 miles,
Swain,	Charleston, C. H.
Transylvania,	Brevard, C. H.			3227	309	3536
Tyrrell,	Columbia, C. H.		Scuppernong river,	2871	1302	4173
Union,	Monroe, C. H.		Carolina Central Railway,	9523	2694	12217
Union,	Griffinville,	east 10 miles,	Carolina Central Railway,
Wake,	Raleigh, C. H.		Junction of three railroads,	19468	16184	35652
Wake,	Forestville,	north 15 miles,	Raleigh & Gaston Railroad,
Wake,	Wake Forest,	north 16½ miles,	Raleigh & Gaston Railroad,
Wake,	Rolesville,	northeast 16 miles,
Wake,	Cary,	west 8 miles,	N C R R & R & A L R R,
Wake,	Morrisville,	west 12 miles,	North Carolina Railroad,
Wake,	Apex,	southwest 15 miles,	R. & A. A. L. R. R.,
Warren,	Warrenton, C. H.		near R. & G. R. R.,	6000	14000	20000
Washington,	Plymouth, C. H.		Roanoke river,	3739	2777	6516
Washington,	Creswell,	southeast 27 miles,
Watauga,	Boone, C. H.			5062	225	5287
Wayne,	Goldsboro, C. H.		Junction of three railroads,	10780	8740	18520
Wayne,	Mount Olive,	south 14 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Wayne,	Fremont,	north 15 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Wayne,	Dudley,	south 9 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Wayne,	Pikeville,	north 7 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.

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Wayne,	White Hall,	east 12 miles,
Wilkes,	Wilkesboro, C. H.			13877	1662	15539
Wilson,	Wilson, C. H.		Wilmington & Weldon R. R.	7185	5073	12258
Wilson,	Toisnot,	northeast 8 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Wilson	Black Creek,	northwest 7 miles,	Wilmington & Weldon R. R.
Wilson,	Stantonsburg,	southeast 10 miles,
Wilson,	Saratoga,	southeast 10 miles,
Yadkin,	Yadkinville, C. H.			9253	1444	10697
Yadkin,	Huntsville,	east 10 miles,
Yadkin,	East Bend,	northeast 15 miles,
Yadkin,	Mt. Nebo.	north 6 miles,
Yadkin,	Boonville,	northwest 8 miles,
Yadkin,	Jonesville,	west 16 miles,
Yadkin,	Hamptonville,	southwest 8 miles,
Yancey,	Burnsville, C. H,			5691	308	5909

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