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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

INiB r. AMlCE VlBERT-SIR: YOU will please to take
IVH notice. Tint the 18th day of Dec. next, at the
Office Of Benjamin Pollard esq III the borough of Norfolk,
between the hours of 10 III the morning Of the
day. sha proceed take the dispositions Samuel
Vicery and others, be read IT, evidence in suit now
depending in the superior court o! cbaucey for the Rich
moud district, in which plaintiff and Benjamin J..
Harris, yourself and others defendants; and if the
dispositions should completed that day, they will
he continued from day to day till they are finished.
CARY SELDEN.
Richmond, Va. 9TH Oct. 1926. 72-Ggv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
BOARDING HOUSE

I'VE comrodious house lately occupied by Mrs. Hsgn-
hothlm and second door below Mr.. T. Abraha
apohecay store, will lie prepared accommodate Mem
beers of the Legislature any other Genemcn who may
favour her Ill heir patronage by the day. week, month";
Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

10 me pis'tors and Governors of Ym layyC oliege
GENTLEMEN,
ME situation of the College submitted to your povcrn
msht Is such AS To render necessary an immediate co
vocation of your Body. have there fore Amounted FIN
ay The LIST day of December next, for the said
on on winch day it is hoped expected that everv
punctuality in WILLIAMSBURG WIN
w WILLIAM BROWNE, Rector
'"A"'so"is' SIh Vow 1879. S5-4t
ND. lhe foregoing notice sent to Richmond las,
week. out by some accident did not reach its
~ ollCE.-AH persons who have claims AGAINST the
estate OF the late AUGUSTINE DAVIS are requested
to make them known the subscriber: and all who arc
indebted to the estate, 10 make payment soon as possible
AoFnms having accounts collect bv SUI or
as wei as collectors generally will please to communicate
to him the result of their collections.
l.. w. 'ROOTES,
INV 10 oo-St Executor of A. Davis.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
From he .4Ue,,y ,g-r.,,

- From he .4Ucny q-g;ls.
State Prison SIaiist:cS-The employment of me-, con
vcts of the prisons in the cutting and WORKING of
stone for the purpose Of building has materially chang
cd the result OF their labor In New Hampshire and
Massachusetts, The prisons, from these employments
have become siTces of pratt, instead OF being IS eehts
and burdens upon the treasury. Ii is esn1ted BY the
commissioners employed in The erection OF the new
prison IN Winchester county in this stale and which IS
Progressing steadily and prospcrously under tic inne
date direction of Tie interchangeable Mr.. Toyos TIA,
such results may be expected from the employment If
the coRv'cs IN sniicr way, in that prison The fol
10" ing amount OF the finances of the prison in
Massachusetts, Is copied from te Boston Dag Adyer-
tser of the 7lh uIt.
The amount of the sales Of tie produce of the la
Dor OF coaVics III the prison at Chareslowm for the
year ending Oct. 1925, is stated 9,2I dcilars
y the stock remaining hand G 63l dollars The
expenses during the same period were 40, $685. lncud-
ing 5000 dollars from the state treasury for salaries
and The stock on hand at the commencement uf the
year u.s. IA dollars, making net profit of loO55 dol
lars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
J. w. SMITH, Merchant Tailor.
E az G0QpS-

EsPhcTFULLl lnIOnIs MS cuslomcIs and lc public
generally that he has by tie arrivals .eccycd
the principal pat of his =.
x'AxG GOODS,
consisting cf the KINDS which constitute conniee
assortment in his line, yzExtra super blue and black
Cloths and Cassimeres, of which believes to b,
superior any offered in this market likewise cIarr,
olive and brown, Of middling qualities, suitable for ncks
and coateesi aIso fashionable MKT Casmces their
varieties OF colour; dab Cloths of which
petior qIs'tttv Nstes, ia.;nEs SIC. Also few riercs
real boiled Crici FOR cioaks and sutomis; uf hich
viii be furnished amd made order very sma II p.u
for cash. or 10 punciual usual time
n. B. Goods pucha made I'D as usual and
no disappointment at the time promised.
nov II S4-I2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
BY PLEASANTS s. JONES

a. The CoNsrtFurIoNAl WING Is DubIi,6sd hc;ce =,
''es, itesdays and 6rtfdys) u! cs dollars per a1,n,t
.Gya5ls ia aicdace.
Is PRECIOUS TO disco,iihud,ce Of the 7apeT oil ar
feGrdses aust he paid up. Ind those asho aav cis 10
dtse'"n"e nil "o3 me Editors 10 that effect, least
thlrty days I1fe Me period expires for hc Mey SUD
. 'riGed.
IL ior at0cr' cents square Coriess) for The
hrst Insertion, c'id 80 cents for each eontinuance7h
'sH5er Of tHScitoS BE- noted the MS Olter,rtse
fRcy wW be continued a,,deharged accordingly.
II advertisements an, he country be paid for an
GGodnce pr assumed by some responsible dtvdltai is
place Of MaAcbeSier.
~ M letters to the Editor, mesl be postpaid or they
tcU reCcire no attention..
u ALIEN: w. JONES, iii,yney at Lac will in
future, regularly attend the Inferior & Superior Courts
of Law AMI Chancery held ia the city of ischrnond
lie may he found OF the Wing Office. any time be-
tween O'Clock in the morning and 8 O'Clock in the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
Bank Stock at Auction.

~ ILL be sold, on "Wednesday the Odd inst. at
one O'Clock, at the Coffee House, lID shares of
armcrs, Bank Stock, and SO shares Virginia Bank
o'ocN' io' cash. JAS. Ii. LYNCH
nov 10 S5-2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, my LAND lying in the County Of Gooci
& laud, the main road, 81 miles from Richmond, and
within 9Th of mile of The mouth CT Geavelda Greek and
River, adjoining the lands of DR.. Joseph Trent MI
PieHsart aud others. The confirms 24l
Including sufficient quantity Of wood land; is divided
fa1 .aks each hayi"g constant stream of water
a,r6g about 50 Of Cat land, we'll drained and
nearly cnH IN fertility James River low grounds. This
ard aunds III Wild locus, IAN evidence Of the strength Of
fho Solo aud tnIe posts of hat wood sufi-
cent enclose 1t, the Improvements small but
fs5le Dwelling House, with cellar, nd other
houses, with large Barn. well of excellent
within - steps Of tho door, and abundance Of
select rt oi various k,:lsils little place being
altiy and -he nciiborIou1, would be plea
rcffrai during tie fall mo,s person residing
lcrI.,d, IL any sirky part of the lower country.
m treat p7atcy for tie sale Of this property until the 25th
Hcoter rr< on which day Of not previously sold) it viii
offered public auction the premises. TcIns--one
s 81 See purchase money in hand, and the balance in
equal annual payments; the two last payments or
nsTcea5a the purc|as will be taken in Oslo land, at
3i- price, IL situate any whcro IN the ucisbprhood
Ohiijl.c:be. Cdcr1tt Columbus Eny further infor-
nation 3rcd. may be had by reference Mesrs. Cotton
K Carr &f. Preston smith, Richmond, aud the sub
srribs' 'n premises. GRANVILLE SMITH
Go1-E!aud, 18Th Sep. 1895. 67-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

1850 Tickets al S., S2l4200.
To determine the prizes this lottery the So numbers
will be evcraiy placed IN wheel the day Of the dra
ing, and FIVE Of them he out; and that tickc;
having the SD 4h aud 5tIi drawn numbers in the
order in which drawn win be entitled to the prize OOO
and those FIVE other tickets which shall have tn them the
numbers in the following orders, shall be entitled
to the prizcs'a!ixcd TO them respectively, viz:
The Srd, 9Th and 4th, u $4,000
9TH, 3fG and 9th, 10 10000
9TH, jth aud }rd, 5.276
5h, Sid aud 18Th, to 5000
5i, 9TH and Sd. 5000
The G other tickets which shall on them three NJ
the drawn numbers and those tNee, the st % and rd the
LIST, "a and 4t tie Isl ID and 5h in one OF their
several orders VIII each be entitled prize of $1,000
All Others being 3d. with any other three of the dra
Numbers Oh them, VIII each be entitled to a prize Ct
$500.
The 1856 tickets which shall have two Of the drawn num-
bers them, and those the LIST and 9th, will each be
entitled 10 prize of $50.
The 372 tickets which shall ha two Of the dra n num-
bPrs Them and those the 1s nd 5h, or the % and
3D. will each DC entitled TO prize Of S25.
All Others being 1902, with any other Of the drawn
numbers them will each be entitled prize Of S12
And all those 1880 tickets, havn~ but one Of the
numbers them will each be entitled prize Of So
No ticket which shall have dawn prize of superior
denomination, can be entitled to an inferior prize
Prizes payable 40 days er the drawing, and Subject 10
the usual deduction Of IS per cent.
Tckets will be sold at dollars, and shares in propor-
on uHti Saturday the 18th Of this month, after which
time they will be advanced to dollars
J.B ;,, YATES; }MnsAezns.
FoIoH, 'NSvsm5sr2 1895,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

Jeto'Sh Shdbath.-A question, of nature new to u.s.
arose lately at Cincinnati, between the office of Dis
count and Deposte Of the Banil OF the United States
IN that city, and MIR. Morris Moses. bill drawn upon
the fun of Moses Jones' of which he is one at five
days alter sight, presented for acceptance on Sa
tnrday the Sabbath of the Hebrews to which persua
sion hr. Moses belongs. He proposed to defer the ac
Ceptance til the evening of that day. This was con
sidered refusal &c accept, and the note was imme
diately sent TO he Notary for acceptance. 1t was
however, presented in the evening. and was then ac.
cePted aud has since been Pad.-[.hat. Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
NOTICE.

a9 & 7. GWATiiMET have removed their office
a&. the large brick lumber house lately occupied by
Hssrs. Robert POLKA and Son. Shockoc Watehouse
where they viii thankfully receive from the growers of
Lotion and Io5ncc0 their crops storage and SALE
Which purpose they beg leave tender their services
.neir country friends generally.
q 81-8t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

u The sale OF my Land, heretofore advertised to
fake place the 25lh will postponed until further
notice. Ia the time viii privately with any
person inclined to purchase GRANVILLE SMITH.
Goochlsnd, oct l7n. If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

The Mayor Of Savannah has proclaimed A reward of
$500 for the apprehension of the murderer of Mr. MKIy
NOM Of that city The mysterious disappearance Of MIR
M n las excited very anxious feeling in Savannah es-
pecial!y other have. before, very sanoel
put out of the way and discoveries ever made con
corning them
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

There is now in the press in New York, work on
the doctrine of Contracts" especially considered in
relation 10 the influence of suppression of facts of inc
quay OF knowledge between the parties, and of mad
equacy price, with the collateral question of warran
ties OF kind or qualy-by 0uiian &. Verpank, a Rem
resentatiye in Assembly Of New York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
NOTICE.

TSNIC subscribers respectfully their
q C""attg friends ahd tie public generally, for the re-
Ception Of COrrON Storage and safe
MONCURE, ROBINSON 81 PEASANTS,
INV 30-Qt Amcii0neers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

Sore Eyes.-The Port Gibson mississippi Cores
pondcDt of the 20h ul says-T5 singular disease has
been prevalent in this county The whole summer sea
sou, and this fall appears have assumed worse type
10 some instances of late the eve balls sweed to burst
IOg. This happens with eye, sometimes with both
In this neghbourbood, unfortunate lady is afflicted
with the loss of both eyes so completely that they can
never be restored II appears be disease peculiar
TO the country, and produced by local causes Some
parts OF the country are free from it, 1t generally goes
through family, yet does not appear 10 be contagious
for the townspeopIe have not been affected although
holding daily and hourly communication with those who
were In almost every instance the patient is deprived
Of sight for Eve six days The eyes become highly
and generally accompanied by slight fever
in the system.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

n CnAior.-It appears, by official letter from our
Consul At Liverpool, that three American vessels laden
with tobacco, have been refused entry at their Gus
tom house for not having their uaness duly certified
by the British Consul at tbe port from whence thew
cleared out These vessels were accordingly seized.
and after considerable delay, two have been released
and the third, IS expected, may also be rcsored Mr.
Maury adds urber-"O Occasionally ourvessels are also
refsed entry for not being navgated in conformity 70
the laws Of this country which require the master and
9urths OF the crew TO be citizens Of the United
States.n
This information sbeHs the necessity our shipping
merchants are under 10 guard against informally in
their manliesis ald crew lists, and tina, loose mode Of
tran5aciing such important business might in some
csgts, cost 10th vessel and Cargo,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-07-14

State Of Rhode. Island, &c.
IN General 3sseniby June ;
A<.h.n., "a loAe

IN General assembly -Jnnsy
- &ession, "A ID 1925
An ACT, authorising certain Milirsry Officers 60
take their engagements.
w WHEREAs. several military officers apron,e,Y
!" at the last May session ol the General Assem-.
oy, nave failed 10 take thor engagements on thcir
by law:
ne fh'rsfore eVocfcd BY The General .ssseu5y, and
S me o"Moriy MsfeefH ~ enacted That all n Of
hcers be and they hereby authorized TO take their
engagements or their respective commissions within
th'r'y days from the rising Of the General Assembly
Al the present session thereof, in the same manner
and with The same effect as though the same had
been taken within the time prescribed by law.
True COPY. viftess
henry BOWEN. See'Y.
IThe Assens journed the 2sth OF June prin.
cr' OF the laws are desired to insert The sbove two
weeks July "a
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/ 4 lslter koUs BJsnos Ayres, Nay 10. rem.
| tlons report Of the dsies, spd death Of Ola.
\ nets.
The s,h OF Jaly is the anniversary Of the
Dscls slion of Independence by the CoIom.
dIsn Republic.
Col Campbell, B'i,ish charge d'AH.ites,
TO the Coionbisn RsPublic wss introduced 10
the Vice President on The Sd Of Msy.
The highly digpi6sd snd happy termins.
ton Of the proceedings OF Congress In regs,d
TO tho election oi President Tor these Uniied
States in February ias', s'e publi'bed at largo
10 the Gazette Of Rio Jaoeiio oi May lob.
In March lat, ss little girl 10 or IS yesrs
Of sge. residing 10 Fsyeuo county (Ten. we,
re,u ming hone early in tho mo- n,ng from
visit TO her otcie, she WAS attacked by large
psnIhef. which. stealing cautiously behind her,
sprung upon her end sized her by he back
oi her neck. Her ciiss brought to her teliei
a small dog, who having assailed Tho panther
was instantly disabled. A larger dog nex,
came up, when q furious engagement en.ued,
which w9uld have resulted in The entire de.
lea, OF IN. dog, had no, Two meu repair ed TO
the seems Of action, ard With clubs killed the
psnihsr--hu, rescuing tho ghl from hor pc.
Tilous situation.
Agentlsmsn of virginia. has chartered vessel 10
convey s,yh,y.eigh OF has slaves TO Hsyti.
disposition to riot ws manifested on the Cd
instant by the prisoners in the Penientiary nj Phi
ladelphis. Twenty of the rnglesders were roned
and put in the cells, after which tranquility was re.
stored.
The London Times Of tie 81 ult SAYS. letters from
Spain state that the constitutional party is cautious.
y. but perseveringly, eSr,ing itself to gain fresh
friends. Spain is full of ombustble matter waiting
only and opportunity to eploae.
ia oaVaon lss - IlIeI IN n.,..,. "
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From Tie AepIrk. Al Ent

y.
CuR NATIONS GUEST We are inform.
ed that General Lafayette viii visit this SO c
next week and make the following tour. II
wit land a. Hobnken on Thufsdsy a, sbou.
o'clock, and proceed Eom thence 10 Hack
enssek, where he will breskfss, thence 10
rHe'soo, and there to pst,ske Of 3 cold cola.
ton from Psefson ne viii take tho di,ect
'osd through Psfsippaoy 10 Morris,own, ~ haze
ne Will doe and spend 10 night, on L iday
morning he viii pass through Spring 6eld TO
Ehzabe,h,own sod breskf,sl tn c; he viii
dine at New B'Unsw'ck on the same d ~, lodge
At Pfineeloo-SfeskfsH on Sstu dsy morning
with Joseph Bonspsrte, and sfe- visiting Boz.
dsn'own, will proceed 10 PhiIsdelphis 10
stesm boat, which will be m waiting for him
Al RheimJ France, on the 10Th of May, over 90
persons were killed while engaged in preparing FIRE.
works for lie approaching eoronsiion, by an espo-
sion OF some powder.
I y umored that Lady Byron has been married
to Mr. Cunninghsm, celebrated Preacher of the
English Church, and the sutlos Of several popular
works.
Surveys for Canals, &c. are making With much
spriI in many parts of Nssssehusc,ts and the neigh.
boring states. IN Vermont and NesHsmpshire
they 'pPesr oil alive 10 the great object
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THE AT RE.

mir. Fin'S Seront: Night.
TO MORROW EVENING.
"Ii be presented fsvo,ite pre- ude ~ ore act caese
THE BLUE DEVILS.
After which.
Frsf nEe ia ySewpsrs.t
the rev petit comedy. in two acts, ca'!ea
The YOUNG WIDOW.
The Young widow Miss Powell.
Characters in bills or the ds,.)
'he Whole to conclude with the eeebrsted farce
called
ONE AND ALL,
on BUSRTN FROLICS.
IN which Mr.. Finn viii personste seven I:esre,.s
charsters
lsee Bills)
On MONDAY EVENING, the kvolie burletts Of
Tom & Jerry,
N which Mr. Fi.n will make hi, ,hi, d appesrsnce. in
~ Be- Logic
n0ors open at 3, and the Curtain will rise al
"nN @ past ocioek.-Iiekets to be had at the The.
July "a
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I ,umored that Lady Byron has be
to Mr. Cunningham, a celebrated Presc
English Church, aud the suthos Of seve
works.
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State OF Rhode. Island, &c.
washington, sc.-Clyts Office. COgr. Com.

o''' 01 S'''H'S CUttr' NOITI L0W-
n'on Pleas, Juiy 9 1925.
4 application to me this day made by William
toiman. OF Exeter, in the count, of Washing
.on, 'aoorrr, petitioner for the benefit OF the inso-
ven, act of this state Notice is hereby given to the
ctsu"ors OF the said Rodmsn. to sppear f they see
h') before the Court OF Common Pleas To- be holden
=! eonh R'ngstown, within aud Cor the County OF
washington. on the seconi Moncsy of August, 1925.
alu on The second day of the term thereof to nom-
maze one or more Assgnces 10 receive an assignment
OF all the estate Of said Rodman. and distribvc M,
same agreeably 10 tho provisions Of the nsoyent aet
.n,s S.'e' SAMUEL HELME, Chfk.
ouho ID aw.
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New YoRK Juiy

NEW IUHkl July Z.
Advices from the espi al of the M.xicsd
Republic, s'e to the Sl.t Of May inclusive -
The Mexican Congres had adjou ned, sEe,
having ratified the T'cs'y with England, and
received M. Ward, tho Charge dss A Afsires,
with much ceremony Mr.. Wiieoeks, tho
American Consul, had given splendid ball in
honor OF The arrival Of NJ Poinseu, General
Wilkinson is mentioned ss attending it. Mr.
P"'n'e.', YVES to be 70 msiy received BY tho
Government on The 6; Of June. Eve Y part
OF the oev political ,ysem was In regular and
succea,iui operation 10 Mexico.
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sioops f~..- ~ --vudon.
Eliza, smith from Warren
Ann 1sis. Gardner. from Yotk.
MONDAY, July ll--srr ship Two Ca,harnc',
spooner. - days from st Salvador. bound TO Prov
Lett there J,ne 7h. brig Brilliant, Barton, for Prov.
unc; william, Woodbury.. Of Beverly, for Afrcs in
Is dsys-spde in lat 81, II, July 9Th, sch Three
Daughters, B,rnard, . day, from phia
ship Geo thAmpIn. Dayton. Of this port, IS ds.
from Havana, with 2200 boxes sugar, bound to
Hsmburg-rutin for orders, and sailed again the
same day.
sloop Cohann,t, Chsse, from Freetown.
MEMORANDA
The ship Robinson Potter. Waite. OF this port,
was a, Csmpesehj 10Th june TO sail for home 2S.h.
The orig Union. Gate, IL de fr the Havans, hrr at
York on Monday last.
tie brig George, Munro. Of Bristol, arr at Mar.
stilles. May l3, from. Havana.
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MEMOK1AD.f.

A PPRE IICE wANTHD.-An. apprentice TO
"A the Bls' Lsmi,hiog business is wanted. A boy
Of sesdy hsbi,. and honest, may fad . siiusiion if
applied for INN Iseiy. one from The country
would L,ye the preference. inquire st this Office.
Jult II
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. l Mems and Boys I.eghorn Hats.
- IEPBEN ii. CAHOONE /

Mens and Boys l.eghorn Hats.
SIEPHEN ii. CAHOONE. has
uonu Sns DAY received a LOT ofMens and Boys LEG. .
"o"N HATS which he is selling very low.
hL'o-a few lS4 MArseilles Quiis for on,v q 8
% whi'e sNs hose Toe rs cents per p.r,-with Sse.s
variety OF seasoosble goods. propor,ionab.y chesp.
SToNE AND TIMBER.-rroposas " IN be rec ,iy.
ca oy The subscriber. at Horizons Hotel. in Pro.
naenee, naul ile first dav Of August for furnishing
oooV CORDS OF Building stone. OF 2s solid feet to the
cora and TO be split with good head and face from,
hai a Ton TO two tons in weight
Also, dor furnishing 500 sticks White Oak Timber,
sawed ~ inches by ~. from 90 to % feet long.
Also. wanted Immediately, vessel. to frcigb, 1000
tons OF sand from the lower wharf in proy;1,ncc ~,
Newport. lIMES srrWr%S "
july II.
HEMP IlNENs.-EDwlN wILBoR. No. Iok
ihsmes'Nreet, has received few pieces low
Prieeu shirling Linens-very stout.
WASTED, from 9 to 10000 lbs. Wool, for which
cash will be paid on delivery Ju,v "A
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TVNION CANAL LOrIEhY. I7th Cl.ss-cc.os;. d.
~ nation numbers drawn.
9 42 10 10 90 Z q %
JAY ~
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W AsHINGTUN CITY, July b.
Since the ln dsy OF Jshusy last, DO ie.
than 276 new Pos, OfIices have been establish
ed.--lndepsnden'y Of his addition, ono Of ,i
gres' wcs,s'n mails, formerly transported bl
ihrce time, q week, hss been made . dsi
nail and o'her arrangements, equally vsIus
bio, have been made to fsci.tste the arrival
and departures Of the mail in other section|
oil the Union. Vet, Notwithstanding these ed
diions TO the annual expenditure, the rove
uue Of the Post. Office Department, which he
ior some years past been insdequs;e to ,h}
expenditure, will, THE year We understand, d
consequence OF tho new mode, OF business in|
trodocod by tho present Postmaster. Gensrs o
DO fully equal to tho expenses, and will pto
baby somewhat exceed them.
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