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more poputous sec Ions Of our Unlop.
The beet confederation which the undersigued have
gwen 'ei: subject has produced strong convictions Of
The ~proPrie,y aud necessity OF The es.s~bIishment Of .
line VI eoiehes on The ab We rcute.-Tha, hi, route.
uoder the management Of an en- erp,i.ipg contractor.
three times q week, from the Salt Sulphur
Springs. Che termination OF jos. +. CaldwsI,'s line,
u Newbern 10 the coui ty Of Montgomery. would
greatly promo e the public ecnyenieuce AMI the in o.
rest' OF The Posi- flee. ID psr,men'. we 10 TO, enter.
'nin the 8 smallest doubt IL would form a connection
With the routes pacing to snd from Wa. ington CITY,
Richmond. Lyr"hhnrg, ard Nashsils, and from Rish.
mond to The Ohio River.
WIN. SMITH,
J. REYNOLDS,
ri. WIZ ,ON
M. n. GOSHEN.
S. v. FARNSwORTH.
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NOTICE
sh NJ o.. :,

$3.50 PENITENTIARY 9th Mo. 9th, 1881.
EVE public 10 iufOf med hat q, this Institute on. wooI
IA 10 sarded. aud the grease fiurd, for 7 CENTS per
pouhui "herr 'hs wool Is wsshsc and picked entirely
rec rom 'rash, aud by sending with he wool, he ne.
cesisIy cll'hs, the roIs viii b. nra'ly baled up, 80 that
'hey may ne tfai'spo; ted TO any distance witEcu, II thu
'y' "oo' WIN be cardsd aodfspuo from Is to 10 cen a
per pound, according TO the 6nemess OF the warn. and
nose " az may wish II, caa have lbe same woven into
any description OF 81 tn, at from 4 @ IS seDts per ward.
~" "pe'e hie deslred, warp will be fntbished or ex-
Sh'"Re"; any DUmber 81 yards above 40 will be- warmed
W III ths materials 81 ~eu"om-rs5 iess ,han thai quantity
"Iios exc2angSi; h -hesting and occurring of ~
c"h " dsHrrd) viii be tone o. a very noJerat-
charge Pessons havrg eloth noTen IN ihei, (s,offss
can have The same SHARED and sooutsd
May 10 40 ~
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May 10
NHIDWAY HOTEL CHANLorrrsr1IIr v

INA lD"Af CHARLorrEsvILLE Va
1V1 me Snbscib,r has "pened the aboye Easbist-
re- 70 a houst OF Enferfa Hmeat, II j. lar gr brick
,oiu.oS' 'iudtTo at tn upper end OF the Town. on ,bs
ortet l-adrg 20 he DIVERSITY Of Virginia, and built
expressly Tor tie pufp'se TO witch 1t is nsw applied.
!. Po,ss nsry every eo1venisncs that can bs re-.
a"y Inc Staol', (aFo Of buck) contsfn ir < forty S,alis.
o s,Pef'o. ara iesinsno- = eipshle aud rusty Ser.
an' a ch'rge OF NAT department.. The House is
furnished In a pea' AID comfortable manner stacL
OF GOOD SPri', Wines and Mali Biquo,s $. bss be- en- laid
,i anj the Tabl- shall b. provided with ,hs best he
,he H,nse depends solrly on ls merits, every yer.
! on III be mads 10 r'ud' r. the sccommodsfo on asresa-
oe 20 nose rhb may fsvor ~ witt ih ir cor p,py.
NJ This place. 20 l. n
My lO I22-wSw p. r. BOYD. -
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NEW MAIL ~PKOFO,iTION

Meetings have been held by the citizens of NIonroe
county, al iewisburg, at Peterstown, and at the Red
sulphur Springs, and by the citizens of Giles county al
The Courthouse, for The purpose of considering the pro-
Prlety OF establishing a Mail Coach route from the
oat sulphur Springs in Monroe, to Nswbern in Mont.
gonery county. The distance from Newbern by way
oil Giles Courthouse, Peterstown, Red SULPHUR. Salt
sulphur, Sweet Sulphur, TO lie wisburg, is estimated AT
% miles, thence to Staanton, 100 miles. The ne W line
asked Tor Is only about % miles in distance, as there is
already a line oil coaches established by Mr.. J. +. CaId-
well, under contract with the Post NJ aster General, from
Lewisburg to the Salt Sulphur % miles South Of 1t wis.
Durg, and on the direct line towards Newbern The
whole proposed route is intended, in the words of the
ewlsburg Meeting, to "connect the Valley lines from
washington city and Richmond to Nashville, at New
perm, with Porter s. Belden's line from Richmond IN
Guyandotte, on the Ohio river at lie wisburg."
These various meetings enforce The proposition with
gfea, zeal, and commend il 10 h" attention OF the Posi-
Msster General. The Citiz, ms Of Giles ssuoin, Huh
NdP.''oo' Eq as their speeial agent TO apply 10 the
r. M. O-neraI personally, aud to apprize bin Of their
wifhes subj -ci il a'so pressed 10 a letter from
'"en'y,six members OF the General Assembly, 10 the
ssmc o'heeT.-Iae following p'pef has been recently
ton
STATEMENT OF FACTS.
The undsrsgoed, a Committee appointed al a meet.
log OF ne citizens of Gre Dbrisr, held IL The own OF
Lewisburg, on the 18th inst. pursuant 10 notcs. bes
,Save " present TIE following concife state ment OF
ss'' illustrative oil The necessity and propriely Of ih-
s''sohsuHen oil a mail coach line from the Salt Sulphur
oPr'nss 10 Monroe, TO The town OF Newbern 10 Mont
gomeTy county, W.
me e''sblishmsn; Of a Line Of Cosches on the pro.
poses rou e. would greatly diminish the distance from
'ne southern 70 the North western State. The hort
es' route Soul Of II, is longer by about 6lty miles, and
the line Northwest OF IL, by al least one bupd ed an
hhy miles.
oo 'bis line, the traveller woulI touch al the Snlphur
Spring 10 g les; X d Suipf ur, s veet and Salt soIIIrr
snd sweet Springs, 10 Monroe; the White sulphur
2ptanss ~ Gfeenbrier; sud the Hot and Warm Springs
In PAIN. These watering places, celebrated for their
meoie.ns' qust'ies, are, during IN. Summer moths.
Stat
me la'e loesion Of b sn.h Of The Court o. Apps, Is
br"ishurg, and also the establishment nj Of Federal
cour az Wythe and Gfeenbriet Court II uses, must re.
essss'i'y ioefea Q v ry coosid rab'y In comnunica-
s'on between this and Tie sou,h-wo tern par Of the
soun Y mrouah which this 70 ute IL proposed 10
oe eon'''ce ed, 10 bs..hsari oil Wesi. ru v rSiniaI aud al
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A" pehIhp,- On the enth of April, by bio Rev a., a. an.
~. nkVhkN sfArto Miss MILDRED ANN. dauyb,e, az I.aa,
Xix, Esq-both of Prince Edward """s""' VI James
-. On the 4th instant, by tho Rev p,s.L., p,
maI, h,eHARDsos 10 Miss AsrtiA v. RosrRrs-Ioth ora
rM..,, 90 Thursday, the 9Th instan, by The Rev. c,.,,..
= aney' sr. Ws. FosrrR of hsnover, to Miss FsAscr. r. Inn
TON OF New Kent County.
r r,--- oa the 18Th ut by tho Rev. m. syme, Dr. N,ruAS,r1
all OF Petersburg VIM "ooe''on' Is
q y ~ komney, Va. on Saturday Last, Mrs. EIlZ%JANE
G;,.oof ~ ageu 70 years, the tender aud efectionatc wife of David
ioson Esq. me duthuldaugbter Of the Hon. Wm.A unstron, ami
~, Nil h"nu mother oil lou, sweet little girls. In this lady were United
- ~ u that delicate refinement which renders her &c .o
d"a,b ~ H. = h aha, christian beheyoenec which will cause her,
sbo n,oc s vo ~ regretted N our village. Six years or more since
~ o,es 10 enjoy the Christians hone, and tina, haze sus,.;,
60 e hionsh ma y severe bodily affections. In the ln., .t,,g.i.
~ ooh 'c grucc OF God sufficient for her support. and .ui,,sJ
a an :, 10 hI o n earth with a firm faith, and a b. ght assurance Of
enteting INTO the JOY of her Lord.
mn I, 10 Ssshlng,on, Georgia, the 2ith of March, Mr.. SARAH
n.!;L uUoU Cs ~ the 7o,h year Of her ago. She was relic, of
NV nnmouse,. ESQ, and one of tho first settlers of tbat vilIaga
OF many year, sho conducted the editorial and meelaAieai depart
~ on uc |nonnor, formerly printed in that place although she
e "o' acquire III art OF printing until she had reached the age OF
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For the info' nation If United Stutes Pens,yDrrson
The Roll Of the Yi,ginia .agencu

re ROH Of The Puginia .9gency
- N addition 10 the tst a iULs adup .. BY The War
- DePartmett, und = date 1T August. 1897. The
S-cre'aty ut War has dir, etsd ,hs iollowi.x Rules IN
ne oh, etvet:
Tia no rsyment shall lie mae under a Pow OF O, AZ.
'oiney, wnetc H. has been dtsd prece ling the ,ime
when the p psion p,vmen becomes due. or where n
sppiica ion for pay mt.
~ o al o"se~ OF navm 'nf- pr r ,ser OF A.
.orDty' 'h, c'e'k OF som Court or Record, nu., c.r,.
w 'nat w. f,rson tel - whom the power was eve.
Gu "a ~ ? Justice OF The Peace or Mesh,r f.. I'D H.,
ne ue'isvrs The signature 20 b. hts which &C., i6c o..
III no cas- $40 he REGARDED, VIII r. il is 90 a sp,ra, n a
re- OF " Attached TO he low- by sealug r ,vsiotitg.
me power or eeiufca, mus, he Tree from arv .r..n,s
or a 'rta'i"u 10 is mates iaI paus.
MAJ payments upon po@-' Of Attorney, thu Asent
mu<, o acquainted pei sonally, with the person hid
ing ne power or else he mus, BE- voucf. Tor az a man
OF chArsrt-r, by s1me rsspt cable p- r.on. whom he does
Ho~,on't" tie pay n-o,is to be withheld.
10y !" I22-I
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".'t' sutton OF Turkey Las 10 u-d 40 ed e, tor
",on'n. ~ IA zee calling the CT sma 9 D,gs: an
spite wiisb ba' hh ITO beet 10 common use q nng
tue I"tk-, an o dsirs ,h-m 20 be en- mora tsyora ~
'etme wnh b." On, stians.
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Inc wA'h'n ton + legraph contains a correspon-
dence between A. p. Hayne, u. S. NAVY A. nj -,
Gibraltar, and Governor DJn, the COMMANDER o, thai
oFtres'' whi,hdoes the latter much honour II appsors
,'s' curing a s'or'H which occurred on the l6 h. tnuaiy
last, The U. s sloop OF war B ,ston, wing in IN, RAJ r.
olhr"itar' los three OF her anchors, aud the navy ag-tt
haviog been unable 70 procure o hers at private ale.
Represented her critical stu a,ion 10 the Governor, witt
request that shs nigh, bs furnished wit, snch'.
RON me Kings Ar.eDsl. Immediat ly on the reccip,
OF me letter, the Governor dir cted that The an, ,rs
SHOULD be supplied without delay, whi,h wa. accord
ingIy Done and the safety OF The chip thereby secured
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ney, taoou' ',x'y doI'srs) which has been brought on
70 sbis city. He was eonnnit,ed for iu,,h., ~ NM.
w (Daiiy .ddv.
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From the Monmouth. M Eoo,;,s,

I.e Hon. Judge Mclean, Ct he Sunrem. Copri.
anu mesrs Tazewell and Tyler, Sen ora from vi :
GINA, have respectively declined puiIc dinoe,s, fra
tnem. Inc latter gentlemtn, though attached 10 the
an"nis rd'iop party, took sd.cided saud against IN.
rrFsident ~ the Turk. h mission, and for their indenen.
uence IN TINS matter the coGp l meDt was terde-ed
'nrm' Some prints, we obs.r rye, attribute ,he cours.
OF mese gentlemen to personal piques, or to The aspi,a-
ions o' low ambition. This may be true, thoush we
,rus' mol. We hope the lime has not come gh, an
hones' man cannot vote o speak III, hons st 9 nlimenis.
on a Pnoie measure, wi hOut s~utjscing iimss'f 10 the
c'arge OF being bought up by the goysrnmen', or Of
selilng him.elft, the opro,i'ion. IL lie moi 10 be es
pected that an bones, man Of IN lndependsIt mind ca,
Always agree With his party; is hen, an ocsasiopal dis.
agreement, 10 be conclusive evidence o. dish mes y
re "bois always With or against a government, knocs
i'i'ie OF the Lofty feelings Of an iD6ependen, map; apd
ne whose votes may be counted IN to a certainty ia IA.
vot OF the government. on all qu' siion,, before they
people.
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We learn, by the Winchester papers. that Mr.. Shaw
an Engineer under the direction of Mr.. Crozet. Jour
principal engiDeer,) has been deputed to make a sur
Sey VI ,ne routes Tor the Winchester and Ohio Road.
Some Of the citizens of Jefferson NAV moi he aw.re" =,
me hrst blush, of the importance of this road TO our
county. Al present thousands of travellers from the
worm western part OF Virginia, are C mpeIIed TO seek
e roule lhrough Maryland and Pennsylvania TO the
Eastward; and the strange spectacle is every wear pre-.
sen'eo' OF members OF the Virginia Legislature ira
yersing roads through those States, on their way 10
Richmond. Wy ="
IL VIII be recoliected hat an act was passed at the
las, session directing a survey during the present wear,
OF the Shenandoah Valley, with a view of ascertainipo
ue pest mode OF Improvement. We hope our public
spirited cit zens will he alive to the subject and rsedo
TO aid whatever project may be deemed preferable
IChnTIeSfOnn Eee rreaa
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1he nesf india Trade. 1t L, stated in the New
raven 1azette. that there were shipped from Thar nor,
uu'ine IRE" hr't mon hs Of The prssen, wear yesrI,,
one thousand head Of cattle, horses and ,n,,iSs -.
mou"''ng 4" raiue TO more than 6fy thousand dol
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GNLoUuESTER low GROUNDS FOR SALE
~ ny me iat VIII OF tn late DR.. Cams Dean, the
suo-cr'o r. are authorized 10 sell, aud tn " now OFF,
.o' sa'' hts valuable Etate, lying on Ware River, in
.he county OF G'oeesIer, in ne STATE OF Virginia. about
.hree ni'esirGm 'he ConItH use, containing $50 acres,
nearly the whole OF which il. low sround and ahon,
.oo acres are cleared, and in a high sia,s of cnl.iva-
! on ven aidnted 10 ihs & owth Of Indian C5ra, Whea,.
u priey There is a spacious Dwelling House, and
all oiher necessary out houses, in good rspair. nm this
Es'a'e' situated on the bank o. the River Fish ard
oysters OF The best qualify ae taken in sigh, of The
mouse a more minute description il deemed uu-
necessary, a. II presumed any person wishing TO pur-
chase VIII hrs ex mine the premiseg, whish will be-
sho"nby the II anagsr MI. G. w. Billups A purchaser
OF % iand can be accommodated wish az many slaves
as he may require to cultivate T., aud also III Farming
u en'lis and stock OF every de scfip,ion. The time Of
P'ymen, WI be made TO suit the purchasers For fur.
ger Pa''Ien'af', a letter a ldtesssd % Christopher Tomp-
Kline, at Nd hew, Corr, House. Va viii meet due at
'enhon. CHR ToMPKINS } Executors Of
JOHN ID. JARVIS ! Gains Dsao.
HENRY w. TABB, decd.
"aN 1872 -N6m IND.
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The " Kentucky Sentinel" published in George
town. kentucky, heretofore a strong Clay paper, h as
come out plump for the reelection Of Jacks n. 'Tobn
.. Oaoeii is the new editor, and he bids fair TO be an
able coadjutor. -
Inc " Newport Republican," OF Rhode Is and here
.oiore an Adams and Clay paper, has also come out for
me reelection OF Andrew Jackson. [Maine Ina.
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TO THE EDITORS or THE ENoU1RE8.

Inc communications which ave been recently pub
hshed IN your paper, evince the interest taken bv the
people OF this district, in the approaching election of =
member TO represent them in Congress. For nearly 80
years, the responsible duty Of representing the district.
was conided to John Randolph. OF the ability and in
tegrity with which he DISCHARGED his official duties. I
need scarcely speak. The continued appreciation and
Increased confidence Of his fellow-citizens, suhicientlv
prove their high sense Of bis services. That circum.
stances should have rendered il necessary for hin 10 re-.
tre from That theatre, on the stage of which he had
seen so conspicaous, was the cause Of as much regret
TO his friends, asst was of coogratulation among his on.
Ponents.-lti is gratifying, however. to know, that he A.
gam offers his services TO the people who have so lone
honored him with their regard. The voters of The dis.
trlct WI have shortly TO choose between Mr.. Randolph
ana Mr.. Bouldin. In relation TO the great constitution
a. questions upon which the people of the u. STATES
nave been divided, there seems 10 be no diversity of sen.
ument between Messrs. r.. and B. The people then,
WIN vote agreeably 10 their estimate of the qualifications
o, 'hese gentlemen and their views of the peculiar
character OF the controversy, which has unfortunately
arisen Mr.. bouldin Is a candidate, because he thinks
ne mas oeen treated disrespecfullyn In what does this
olsrespect consist Simply in his-Mr. Randolph is
announced a candidate before Judge Bouldia under.
stood mat he would consent TO represent the district.
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The Ve,o C0btnet-Thi, lie at present the rrincipsi
topic Of politicisos, b. b in convrrsston and in he
pnblle journals. The occasion Of the resignation a The
Tour secre'sd7s-'he correspondence which grew out
Of IT, he qra'ihcafons Of those whom pubic lame
points on, as their sgsce sor'-conjsetufes % 10 whe n.
Ar Judge White vii! accept The post Of Secretary Of
War, and whether Mr.. BerrieD will resign IN, place q
Alto nsy General, and II 20, aho will be thought Of
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~ W0 SoVR y oI JdmcUs " tuGy u
Louis Pnilip.-Let US. then. hear no more Of Mr.. RS
office -huntng. b.
Buckingham, May 4th.
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'SNhosi SALE By vi'ue & ID I'd o. TIu.I exc.
M cured I , The Subscriber by Rob 'rt Mosby md
"'e, iof certain pu' poses iNetein specified. which
u-ed :, da'ed on the 70 h Much, 1891, and rec ,td,d in.
we hnsig' Curt OK tf- Ciy Of r. cSmond. I yiH
se"'u r0wha'an Conr'-Hous-, on Wednesday ,hs 18Th
gay OF ne pres mt mon'h, at public auction, to The
highest bidder, a certain TRACT OF LAND in said
Sou"'y, sdioi'fag the lands Of Islam Ball, b. True.
"s"'. suu me estate o. Ann III 'kins, deed contain.
ing ~ su'v y ftoo hundred and fifth acres.
No objection txis,., il is believed, I, the N l.-but
such only az IL vested in me as T u,iee will be conyevea,
TERM NhOrfai, end rad. known at sale.
May 10. I22-,as 1s,.s
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" EW-IoRK Cheap. Wholesale, Cloak, Stock, and
~ Cfoh'nS warehouse, removed II subsc, iber
mas removed Ills Establishment from Nc. Is l-2.
Ma'd.n Lang, to the spacious store, No. I3S, Pearl
street, ovet MeSsrs. Hyde, Cleveland & CO., where
ne VIII x 'ep eon.'an. iy on hand a mu h n o e exten-
ave ssso tnen' han iormerly-Ths styl>, make, aud
IN trr'ais OF the Cloak, viii be greatly improved, md
wh' lie sold at ab.ui The .aue low ptices as those Of
me last season. He az al.o Oh hand a large assor,-
meht oil low P-icei Ciothieg, made ia good siyle. ex-
pres y Tor he ) u bern aud W-se,n Trsd,-hai will
De sold at aho1i the usual Vricre, of the most tote, Tor
qnHNy. Also, an a'sorimsrt Of Stock. with MANY
ONE desirable articles -Tho4, who viii AXE MA
Trouble TO exsmne ihs Sock ~ G ode. wii probab,J(
aIsy "eihstV-s. 'ht hey caLuo' 5 let ihe same
om'uu'lr0m any so K IN he Cry. bat ~iiIbs saf
or y o- d.sr ~" purch s-.-FOr sale by f J.
CoNANT, No. lss, Pearl Sree Nsw-Yytk.
iERMs-sx mon'bs Ter approved NOES. pay able at
n'hhs IN good standing in any rari OF the coun,ry-S
hiuh rs o Cs'y aceeFiances, o. 5 per cent discount for
Cash. LII all cases where the time is extended. inter-
: VIII De CHI rged, st the rate Of 6 per cen, per an.
nuh'-Any pods purchased at this + tablisbmept.
u a d o rot ut tie Mdket tor which IN we've in.
I nded: viii b. exchanged for o her.
Aoil %. li1-nIs.f
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we understand that the following gentlemen have
oeeh appointed by The Executive Of this Sta e TO ascer-
tain and run the dividing line between Georpia and
Florida, and that they will proceed with as little DELAY
as possible TO the execution OF their duties: Major Joel
trawiord and James H.. Copper, Esqrs. Commissioners
James Camak, Esq. Mafhemitician and Edward =
Ihomas' Esq. Surveyor. CMdVtdguiHe Recorder.
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The Cdbinet.-We learn from Washington that Mr.
Livingston and MIR. Woodbury., have accepted the pla-
was written TO on the 9Th ult., but his decision has not
yet been received. although Their is no doubt of his ac-
cepiance. MIR. FLAMES acceptance is equally GER
tain. No change has yet been made in the office OF
Attorney General. IN. y Courier.
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The Southern Reuieto r~e.sppoars to-day, after .
short suspension. We have not had iims IN peruse The
articles contributing the present number, but from The
%sutje't selected, we suppo'e hat ID must eonis'n y
lsrge INFUSION Of Attractive ma'br. A ,emnorarv relic,
from political di'qnisiiion will do the Southern Reviev
no nln'y' some OF the matters In controversy between
the diff rent see Ions Of the Union fa1 begun 10 pail m
the public mind, with which /, has been 6il.d 10 die.
treVlng safely. We hope that the Review will no We.
overlook the di'cussion # fuhian entail principles. on
all proper cccssions, but until the acerbiiy prod ced NV
our late di'puiss has worn of, The avoidance Of such ir-
fi'a'ing topics as may reproduce a similar spifit. il re
dictate OF wisdom ss well az patriotism. We are harpv
to behold our public men descepd for a e,,on from he
p hicsl arena, and rive up 10 literary culture a-d Gle.
CANT pursuits, those powers Of The n inI which have
been strained 10 an nDnatural tension, in sropipg thto'
he l%aby'iDths OF political m metaphysics.
The following are the tiiles Of the A ticeIe-
Arr. ]. ByTon's Letters and Journals.
". BerangeT's Posms.
III. The Life and Times Of Daniel De Fos.
Nv. Muraps Letters on The Uoited States,
V. History Of he Fine Aris.
vi Seam Engine and Rail Roads.
VII. TIE Siamese Twins
VIII Itvirg's Voyages and Discoveries Of tbs Com
pinions OF Columbus.
TX The Family Library.
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Inc Hon Edward Livingston, Secretary oil State, ar
rived IN the city OF Baltimore, on Wednesday evening,
IN the steamboat from Philadelphia, on his way from
New York to ashington. Phil. .4dp.
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We understand that Gen. Eaton, the Secretarv 81
war, has appointed Gen. Simon Cameron, Col. W.I,e,
,. Franklin, and Major Frederick Fambright. member,
oil the Board OF Visiters at West Point. [Phl. Sent
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POST.OFFIIE IMPROVEMENT.

We ate informed by our city Post master, that Ma
or Barry, he abb ADD excelirn, Po.t-mss,er Genera,
a rad- an atr'ng msDt ty which the mall from N.
YORK and Ph ~iadelphia will be received 81 Cincinnati ?
DAY -ooter TIA" formerly, AMI I'll a, in The course OF q
week or two. our citiz us will be ensh ID 20 reesiv.
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cemmrnny, tie Post master General merits the thank
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