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May is1l2t One door east of National Hotel.
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
CHAGRES,
Carrying the United States Mail.
TUESDAY, MAY 2s, AT 8 O'CLOCK, p. M,
From the pier foot of Warren street, N, r..
- The new and elegant double engine
&EWKe steamship OHIO, James Findlay
- Schenck, u s. Navy, commander,
will be despatched as above, with the Government
mails for the West Indies and the Pacific.
The books now open for passage TO Charles
ton, Savannah, Havana, New Orleans, and Cha
gres, and for through tickets TO San Francisco. To
secure through tickets, early application must be
made, as only small number remain unengaged.
An experienced Surgeon il attached TO the Ohio.
The accommodations for passengers Of each class
unsurpassed by any steamship afioat.
The passengers for Chagres transferred
ut Havana TO the superior double-engine steam
ship FALCON, and proceed from Havana direct to
Chagrcs.
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK TO
CHAGRES
Standee berth ................... 80
Steerage found bed and separate table. 80
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO
SAN FRANCISCO.
State room berth; -:-...,...,.;. y 500
Storage berths, found bed and separate table $50
RATES OF PASSAGE.
To Havana. To N. Orleans.
State room berths. $40 SIS
Standee berth, forward cabin SO 90
Storage found bed and board IS IS
Freight to New Orleans will be taken at 70 cents
per cubic foot The bills Of lading aust all be
signed on board the vessel the day before sailing.
For freight OF passage; apply 70 ,.na
May ltd lls West street, New York.
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Ma. MAy.-It will be perceived by the card OF
Henry May. csq., that that gentleman is under the
necessity of still further postponing his address,
designed for this evening.
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Very respectfully and sincerely, yours.
Supreme Court Of the United states.
MnrnAx Nav % lahn


William w. Hubbell. esq, OF Pennsylvania;
Willis A. German, ESQ.,, of Indiana; and George
Clifford esq, of New York, were admitted attorneys
and councillors Of this court.
No. 1871. Smith Hogan ef al VS.. n. Ro1.-This
writ of error TO the District Court Of the United
States for Mississippi was, the motion Of Mr..
Coke, dismissed, with costs.
No. ll2. n. NJ. Bayard, plaintiff in error, VS.. j.
Lombard 81 ai-The argument Of this was
concluded by Mr.. Brewster for the plaintiff in
error.
No. 207. HTuiam II. Marriott, plaintiff in error
We. +. w. Bruno ct ai-'rhe argument of this cause
commenced by Mr.. Attorney General johnson
for the plaintiff in error.
No. $50. United States, plaintiff IN error, We. N.
Southmayd ct ai.-Thc argument Of this cause was
commenced by Mr.. Attorney General Johnson for
the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until to- morrow, II o'clock, a. m.
TUESDAY, May 81, 1850
No 102. j. Aftinsor vs.. j. Cun,nins.--In error
10 the circuit court United States for Pennsylvania
Mr.. Justice Grier delivered the opinion Of this
court affirming, with costs, the judgment of the
said circuit court.
No. T7.--Samuei Davis Police Jury Of Concor
dia.-In error TO the supreme court Of Louisiana.
Mr.. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion Of this
court, affirming, with costs, the judgment of the
said supreme court.
No. SIN Peas ct al. vs. Municipality No. "
Neo Orienns.--In error to the supreme court Of
Louisiana.
The judgment of the said supreme court in this
cause was affirmed with costs.
| No. 2o7. Viuiaa, ~. Marriott, plaintiff in error,
vs. r. ". Bruno 81 oi.--The argument of this cause
was continued by Mr.. Bruno for the defendants in
error. tgt
No. 2so.-7ns United States, piainfifin error, We.
N. Southnoyd 81 ai.-The argument Of this cause
was continued by Mr.. Butler for the defendants in
| error.
| Adjourned till tomorrow, II O'Clock, a. IN.
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DEAUTIFUL GOODs.-wALTER HARPER
I'D Co., Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets, viii open this day large and beau
tful assortment Of rich Dress Goods, Shawls, Man
tlas, Embroideries, &c. May l4-eodif
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OFFICE or ConnIssloSEz or PUsIIc BUlLprxss, !
NAV Nth 1880


SEPARATE sealed proposals viii be received at
- this Office until the 9th instant. inclusive, for
tho following described labor and materials that 10
to say, for excavating and removing the surplus
earth from the street around the Capitol enclosure.
The depth OF cutting to be determined by an en-
gineer, and will probably be from ~ TO IS inches.
IL will be removed TO the adjacent low grounds.
either north, south, west of the Capitol II will
be required that the work shall be commenced at
an early period after the terms are accepted, and
continued with such force may be deemed
cessary Tor the progress of paving, sc.
Aiso, Tor delivering and spreading gravel for the
bed OF the pavement, and for after covering. The
quality OF the gravel and the manner of spreading
and grading 1t, must be under the direction and APP
proval OF superintendent appointed for that ser
vice.
And also, for the delivery of round paving stone,
sufficient TO pave about 900 superficial yards; a
specimen Of the kind and quality Of which may be
seen in this Office which is similar those used in
paving Pennsylvania avenue. Bids will be con
sidered for an or any portion thereof
The bids will state the price per cubic yard for
the excavation and for the graveng, to be
sured and computed by the engineer superin-
tendent IGNATIUS MUDD.
May 20-dtd Intel. and Union.l
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rINHE ENGRAvINGs, OUTLINES, and Bull
Il lctins OF the american Art Union are now
received at the agency,
TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Bookstore, near 9th street.
Subscribers for lsi9 can receive their copies by
calling at the bookstore. May n
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MO. 8, ICONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPE-
In DIA-Just received by
TAYLOR MAURY, Agents,
Booksellers, near 9th at.
complete copy of the above splendid work is
on exhibition for a short time at Taylor Maury's
May %
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Proposals for Fuel for Marines mt washing
ton City.

frOpObols FucI hOr Mor1mos ot w asnih&-
ton City.
HBApauARTERs MARINE CoRPs,
QlGtTmasteT's Office,
WAsHIsoTos, May 10, 1880.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until 10 O'Clock, a. M, ON Monday,
the 10th day of June next, for furnishing such
quantities OF beat oak wood and anthracite coal
as may be required on the quarterly requisition
OF officers commanding marines stationed in
Washington city, d. c., from LIST July, 1850, to
30th June, 1851
Each proposal TO state separately the price per
cord for the wood, and per ton for the best clean
anthracite coal, free from dust, broken, and
screened
Wood or coal will be furnished at the option of
the Government and will be delivered, piled, and
measured at such time and place the officer may
designate, free of expense TO the United States
Persons desiring to propose for the supply may
ascertain the probable quantity that will be required
by inquiry at this Office.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by the names Of two sureties Of known responsi-
bility.
To be endorsed " Proposals for Fuel
May 20--3tawtJunel0
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GADSBY'S HOTEL,
Garner OF Pennsy1vanis avenue and ID 90.
Near Railroad Depot, Ivashsngfon.
Oct. Inf
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SAMUEL ID. KING,
Land and General Agent,

WASHlNGTON CITY.
Office on + street, near the 1feGsury Department.
Nav 7-eodIm
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FORM FOR A BID
FOh n Dill
UhTe no change from advertisement Is contemplated
by The bidder.

FOhn FUN n Dill
Uhoe change from adperfisepen Is contemplated
by The bidder:
81 Tor the case may be) there write the
name or names in FULL Of there state the residence
or resdencesl hereby propose TO carry the mail on
No. - from - to rs often the adver-
ules, and by the following mode Of conveyance, 10
witt Here state how il is 10 be conveyed for the
annual sum Of s."
Dated
Form If a guaranty 10 accompany each bid.
"The undersigned there insert the name Of the
guarantor guarantorsl guarantees that there in
scrt the name Of bidder or names Of bidders as the
may be if his Tor their bid for carrying the
mail from - 20 - be accepted by the Post
master General shall enter into obligation prior
TO the first day Of August next with good and sufi-
cient sureties, to perform the service proposed"
Dated
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster Of, certifes
that the guarantors above named are sufficient and
able TO make good their guaranty.
Dated
The bid should be sent under seal, addressed 10
the First Assistant Postmaster General. with mail
Proposals in [name the State and Territory writ
ten on the face Of the letter; and should be de-
spatched in time 10 be received by before the LIST
day Of July next, at 10 O'Clock, m. IL should be
guaranteed, and the sufiiciency Of the guarantors
should be- duly certified
bidder may offer, where the transportation
called Tor IN the advertisement is difficult i'm
practicable at certain seasons, To substitute in
Terror mode Of conveyance, or 20 intermit service
specified number OF days, weeks, or months. He
may propose 20 omit an Office that is inaccessible,
or is not on the stage road, the railway, or nj a
steamboat landing, as the case may be; or he may
offer to substitute an inferior mode of supply IN
such cases. He may propose different days and
hours OF departure and arrival, provided no more
running time is asked, and il is obvious that no
mail connexion or other public accommodation is
prcjudiced. He may ask Tor more running time 70
the trip, during specified number OF days, al Ger
tain seasons OF peculiarly bad roads; but beyond
these changes proposal for service different from
the advertisement will prevent is being considered
in competition with regular bid not set aside for
cxbavagance; and where a bid contains any of the
above alterations their Disadvantages will be csti
mated in comparing il with other proposals.
May % J. COLLAMER, Postmaster Gen.
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NOR SALE-TEXAs BONDS AND NOTES.
IL Apply to JOURDAN w. MAURY,
May lS-l2t One door east of National Hotel
The New York herald., 1850-02-23
- -
fOLITtOAL.

CEcOND ARD.-AT A MEETlNG or TnB DEMO-
- erate Refusean ard Commtiee Of the Second wars
hes % J.nss ssonssll NO ISL FULTON street. ON friday
ef many hard fought with federalism
have the regular
cf the denocr.uo tsry:
the powerful and victorious dsmscratc party Of the
city end tau.,s ef New rork prey 70 The
the Smoe,ey Of the cy and State. nsed BY the regular
Soppors of the and cernied By the Of the
dn.er,ey Q, ,hs STAT, ~ ne las, & s
t that few misguided whe falling 70 obtain the eon-
trl efe Regular Cebers COMMITTEES at Ta-maay Hall,
tee of sselscisd bers with person for Charmaa Who
has hssn for yssrs active rrominent Native Ams-
can whs and al seekns 70 divide and tsorEAnse the De-
ssiovsd 1h., ". r,e.snire that COMMITTEES Of which
Gss.r.i ei,y anS county Of Yors;
snd sustain approve ef OF the msnbers from
sps psnis nshsn, vho elected BY the Democracy Of
T.s',d rha,t With pride ,h., v. look forward to the
youngest chest and most welcome % the aud
IL tie duty % tonxess 70 extend 70 her, cordially
sne .nsrou the right hand OF Fellowship Into our sorieus
Rssv,d Ths, the Democracy a the old Second are now
for opSien sis; asd thss We ssssd upoa The
Jsrerscpisn renooratio rlatform.
msr, Hal On ana hat those men vso srcsshs
vfig hrhtins dorrsnIs the meeting. and disturb
Their Justly deal, WITH and pronounes
Resolved That, In the Immortal words of Andrew Jsek
son. the Uni and shall be preserved that his
sossd the .pssss sns ,s.o North and soa,h Ia or on.
Of conr,s, Who even harbsr thought against s integrity
Received Ihs, the proesssinr, q this meeting ,. pub
Jas .. REiHssiSGroS. chAirnan.
Jss. > =. ,.sr .",rAS'A' Secretaries
The New York herald., 1850-02-23
orrY TRADE nEpoa,.

fhtDsN. bsb A-6F VI.
The cotton market continusa arm, under the In
fuerce q diminished receipts n, New Orleans aud
Mobile the principal cotton ports of the Souhw
sslss sgsip freely made ~ fuil prices Including
purehssss by spinperr. The market ciosed with an
upward tendency. The -four market, osins TO good
local and Eastern demand continued arm, With fair
q sales Consdisn nr, with further ssl-s
IN bond fer export There change fb Sonthern.
Nhsst va. held above the views ~ buyers Handsome
sarples q tsns6isn vsre Offering both free sad IN
bono. hut ssles reported Corn vas hrm, at
previous rates with moderate sales Pcrk exhibited
improved feeling, vith odsTsts sales, including
lcs deliverable At Sem Ffancsco. There change
IN any ohsr article of provisions worthy of special
remark. Cshss sxhiei'ed no change. sugars -ere
duh ~hie rolssres Wa si.sdy
Atnrs The market vas verv firm for po's, wi'h
ssles a 60 bbis at 80 e2T 81 15 p.,rs we're again
duil With fsles OF so bbls a. S.
BnrAusrUprs - Flout he salee of the day reached
$500 bbis. including cue st - 81 ssi 62h common
o. f'rsght state "a sSj mixed Ohio and lndisra
ct IS &C s5ls Ohio aud Michigan, s5 IS % s5 s7k;
Juf. Gtussee 50 60 - e2s fancy Genesee aud Ohio
~ car IS ~. sxtrs Ohio, IS SIHs 50. aud extra
Utrs,,e. IS 55s sst2h southern FIo-w-Thsre was
ptdersts business doing and prices, soything we're
IN favor Of the buyer the saes 0oo bbis ixea
Baltimore and trscectsburg country 1T So izs IS is
straight hrsn-s ~ Baltimore. Bran5ywne klexanirfa
Georestovn snd Hsss at 50 70; of the raes
we're zttO tbls Rye FieiU vas insctvs With sales
leo bbs good Jerfey At 80 " sna 100 bbis superoe
a. 80 ~. C.fr heaf vss more active with good de-
msnd aro sses % $50 hbls Jersey At % SIX a. 81
sud smsh rsreels ~ Brsndywine, "a os 81 IL from
uore and 70 affect Buctwhaf vas steady sut dull at
The New York herald., 1850-02-23

Died.
ON the morning q February ~. after a shst bot
painful Illness at the rssidsnes Il her mother EtiaA-
rtrH. daughter of Msrgsr.t Bell
The frispde aud aequsIu,soces q the family re-
rssidsne- sunday afternoon. the 2tth instant at
~ O'Clock, without further invitation tier r-m@ins
vii be taten TO Green vood Cemetery for tntsrn-nt
Sudden on Friday morning Fehru.yy 20, ofdssa,e
of the heart AsosIL 0Rr.Ss. sgrd ~ y.ar.
Her frisnss. apd tho,e OF her ton Rsnisu Greene,
pectfnly invited 70 attend bsr funets ~ithoas
further notice on Sunday. st2 O'Clock ". 2tth in-
sspt from the residence of her l7e Henry street,
Brooklyn.
on Thursday, February 81, SIR J.sss ovsoros, ss-i
The relatives and h.nss Of the family are re,pee.-
o'clock FROM bis isteresid-pss las AcO0ugs
street without further Invitation
At bfoohlyp, on the morning "a February a Eow,Rp
9. wop, late Professor Of Msthsn.ttss IN ts. T. $
Navy. IN the ed yssr % his sg.
Iifs friend and those cf his Lisut Edrarl e..
ana Frederick together -i.h the dssouic fs.,srny
are Invited TO attend HI. fupeiai On Sunday sttsrno ~
2tih Instant At 2ocloek from his s;s residences No
~ Green Point, Long l,isrd Fsb-usrv a. of dro7sy
captain JcnS Msstnolg In me 62d year % his ag-.
The Relatives aud friend, of The amily are respect
funy invited 10 attend bs funeral sunday Fsbrusy
a. Ut o'clock r. he rensius will BE- taken TO
Ofenvood for intermsnt
AtNewsrk, ". } on Thursdsy, February ~, ALEE-
ASprn tHntsrir aged 20 years
The friends end acqusiotsncss of the family are in-
street this Saturday afternoon at oclocs Persons
leaving New York by the o'clock train. Will hna osr-
risges st the Market street depot.
ON Thursday evening. February I'll, OF cnn,unptop,
J.~ss OvrSero~ tsq., an old aud respee'sois inha-
Al New Orl,sfs Febrssry Is, Captain Asvitt. v.
wis., ,sts a. The brig Nsjot Easlssd o. rhsdsiphis
At Fhilsdelphis February "a, Lswssses HifTLs, In
a. ni,sny. n v, February 20, ,Cn.nussEpw.sp, son
OF Franhlin juds, aged az years.
AZ FrspAhn. Ia. February !, witt,~ KsLLr, of
~ o,r,s. and - be ross nom N. ring r.l dssaisom
his horse, ina Ct q spopissy
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70 oy r.opucr rss RAnro.os. Tn, DI,.
STOCK SALES

BosTow, FEB. 2t.-BrOkSrs' Hoard-2g shares Norfolk
Co9nty E.irosd 17i 10 40 M. 7ds gii Bs.,gn set
tsire RailfOsc lr3, Ta1 River hsroad S. 90 do, ~;
Ole Colony Railroad sc IS heaiirE ka roaf, ttD ~ o
Irt 30 90 sGO. 49,. 20 Vermont Mas Railroad.
GL Worcester and Nashua Railr-sd az. n vermont
csrs Railroad tsk; 10 40 ssss 10 d. .5 50 "a bso.
CO. ~ Portland, saco an Pormouth kairosd o. ~ N5rta
I'm Railroad tih; 10 Pvsvrsh Copper Co. 70, loo Es,
Rshts sS n dividend. verr on csssf. R.irosi No l.
81 ss a. 60. DO, No 2 81 VI; SO korfsh coustv Rail
Bend, sae a. sseend bosrd-is shares se.,or aad M.as
EArsad, IT'S Manchester aud fsrrsncs Railroad 81
Concord Rrirtad S4s Lons f-l.nd RsIiroad SIS 10
Autufn ard koehsster Railroad ss IS Vermont Central
Railroad, 49,. IS rstss Co. Rights 4k. 10 do, Jas
DOMESTIC MASKETs
BsIoHror CArTLs MssEtr. Feb ~ At market. 800
beef cattle II pairs working and calves
GOO sheep Tt0 swine Prics. B.-f cattle extra, 50;
hrrt quality. t5 10; secend quality ts tnird "a dty
- 20. Working oren. SEQ. tT5, SIS, ttT. Co.'s aud
calves, slT. sls f2i, s2, t2s x5T sheep 81 81 so,
~ IS; sxrs lot OF "a scld At s. so each ssiss
9h axe retail, ~ &c.
The New York herald., 1850-02-23
WAsHIrGros, Feb. 21, 1850.

The Ldment Of General Cas-.
The most affecting In the Senate this session,
wasyeseday In the lament Of General Cass Siekened
tired out, and out Of all patience With the exraord
nary demands Of the South he formally abandoned
them to their fate and himself to the mercy OF pos.
terty
He suspected Of little infection OF the anti
slavery sentiment by Clemens and his Nicholson letter
policy had been cast overheard BY the SOUTH he
bound 90 cut them adrif He oom plained that he
had broken himssf down. In his to eonciats
the South. Now they ight 60. He felt that when
he rstprnsd homs 70 his constituents would be the
latt of him; but 80 t ana must submit
few weeks ago General Csss all life and pro-
nise, snd full II hope. why this change, Because
his Austrian resolution speech has expired his speech
on the slavery question Ii behind the crisist might
have been excellent lsst session. but II late
this Circunstances. like the Of the sea- east
large and email objects together In the DRIFT along
thore-the tide leaves them, and they are high and
dry.
General caa made able vindicstion OF his consis-
tspey; but his time 10 cut. Revolutions make short
work Of past 'eryices and party obligations; and
the only refuge for the General appears TO be the
foge OF Wolsey the prayers Of the church, and the
tears Of his faithful friends for yesterday he stood like
Wolsey, great crowded cut Of the path Of power
and lsmsntipe his waste oftme.
The New York herald., 1850-02-23
WASHINGTON, Feb 2l, 1850.

WAsSiNSfoN, REQ I'll, l6oO
The Senate and the House To Day-Mr. Wfnikrep Eree-
riaes Mss1s. Root and Giddinss.
Mr.. Miller, Of New Jersey made . speech to day, In
the Senate In vindicatien Of the blessings ofthe Union
and defence Of the North against the charges Of sg
erection upon Southern rights 20 often repeated oy
Southern gentlemen and well sustained by the fugi
tive slave In the Northern States. But Mr. MI.
Ter making out good for his section and that
Ia about ell that could be asked. lie hoped that the
lsyirg Of the er.stons OF the Washington monu
msRt, by cid Zsck at Richmond, 10. morrow, would
have good effect In strengthening the oornefstonss
81 the Union. We hops 80 too, and We expect good
deal Of talk that wsy, but st the question Ia, What
Go you of the North propose to do"
The discussion In the senate IL good yet fer month
TO eoDs; Messrs. Seward, walker Cor~ip, Webster
Calhoun and hos Of others having Jet to speak upon
the subject.
In the House Mr. Winthrop received the applause OF
the galleries for the richly deserved cssgston vhich
he gave to Mesrs Root aud 0iddpgs for their attacks
upon himself The er.spssker very satisfactorily su.-
tsirsd hts eonitsrey to his party and the Union aud
the sharp and tupgent excavations which he adminis
10 the ohio free toers will be remembered by them
long they live The lsships reminded OF Webster
against Charley 1ngerso In Its pointed sloquence aud
bitserpess. and upsns~sfable justice IL vss quite
relief 60 the monefony Of the late debates IL vas
sood thing, and well laid en-.
The New York herald., 1850-02-23
INTELLIGENCE BY THE MAILS.
Our w.shinsson Corr.spondsncs.
WAsHISoros, February 20, 1850.


wAsHrycros, February 20, 1850.
L hs Union ssfe?
The storms brewing The South have Q deep
and settled purpose At heart The dark cloud at nt
NO larger than . mans hsad, has sprssd over this
Southern ornament, and been gathering in blsckssss
and darkness for years. and there is tempest and
time coming. They have ciphsrsd up the expenses
OF the Union and there is large balance In favor OF
dissolution. The thing Is plain. Caifsrnia cannot
come in just now for the South will triumph on this
question, - they always triumph Ever since knew
Washington, which 10 about forty ave years six months
and eleven days the South have controlled all Isgsa
cslisd out the spOis and no Northern man Without
6outhern principles could get the place Of messenger
or poer ;svs s qJisiSn III We. the
pie Amos Kendall surrendered up the sealed and
Sscred post Office natter, sod authorized the fifteen
to open and suppress all letters pam phlets end doc
msnts containing innanmatory matter st the impsri
Pennsylvania, xas dslissrsd Of speech in tSs House
to day bold and barnburnipg in the highest degree
Suoh men and such speeches are well calculated to
There was soms talk Of . caucus Of the wings to ad
wise upon matters and things in general, and upon
shcok hi. head At IL Some Suppose that the Hon "a
doc Pratt had sdvised Mr. Clay to this course. The
New York members we're known to be governed en-
tiIsly by the advice Of Mr. Pratt while here. They
know be will be the next Governor OF New York and
psrcbancs cabinet minister, under Mr. Clay, or Col
power over them and their constituents.
Tho letter In the Herald shout the ladies here 10 all
tsnder; but they DO not require an advocate in me-
but not prudsh they grace the galleries Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives, the lecture room the
joy Without them, all here would become thirsty
and gamble for Amusement
This is pleasant city healthy ciy but It IL the
society which makes the place and there is much
virtue intelligence elegance and refinement here as In
any city In the world, always saving Phtladelpha, and
excepting the chvary the elegance and refinement Of
the South Carolinisns and Georgisns. JACOB.