NORTH CAROLINA.

Closely resembles Virginia in climate, soil and character of its

inhabitants. The Carolinians in the lower country, are mostly planters,

and in the upper country, farmers. The coast of North Carolina abounds

in sand banks and islands, which render navigation dangerous, and its

commerce is conducted at the seaports of the neighboring States.

The towns of this State are small, Newbern, with a population of 4000,

being the largest.

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