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10 Ocdla by IL m next u0y, o. uiies
And back betMeen m Thursday, and m next day.
Proposals to embrace Micanopy will be considered
35l5 From Alligator at week, Saturday;
To Oustee by m, rs miles;
And back between m and ii pm.
35l6 From Alligator at 5 a week, Friday;
By Suwannee Shoals;
To Bounts Ferry by p m, 36 miles;
And back between m and m next day.
35l7 From Alligator at once week, Wednesday;
BY White Springs, Jasper, Jennings Beleville,
Cherry Lake, Clifton, and AucIla; as
To Monticello by m next Friday, SO miles;
And back between S m Saturday, and IL next
Monday.
Proposals to commence Mineral Springs will be
sidered. (See 353l.)
1918 From Jasper at a m a week, Monday;
BY Blounfs Ferry, and Rautersons Ferry;
To Centre Village, Ga, by 6 m next "Wednesday,
SO miles;
And back between s m Thursday and 6 p m next
Saturday.
Proposals to commence Blount's Ferry invited.
BY Madisonboro;
To Newnansvile by 10 m, 40 miles;
And back between and 10 m next day.
$500 From Okahumpka at 3 a week, Friday,
BY Thomas's
To Volusia by next day, so miles
yApd back between m Thursday and IL m next day.
1921 From Ocala at a a week, Friday;
BY Long Swamp and Okshumpka;
To Abrahamtown by p m, Al miles;
And back between m and m next day.
1922 From Homosassa at 8 a in two weeks every
other Wednesday;
To Cedar Keys by p m 40 miles;
And back between and m every other
Tuesday.
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rules, viz
When the mail tho is not large require
two horse coach conveyance star bid if the lowest will be
preferred to the specific bid.
a. When the mails of such size and weight
der necessary expediont in reference to them alone
provide wohorse coach conveyance the specific bid though
the highest will be preferred to the bid to the of
moderate difference in the compensation, in the differ
is not such 10 interfere with the policy of the law,
which looks to reduction in the cost Of transportation Ex
cepons however, may be allowed where the star bid made
fes that the Tor peerng the specific bid do not
exist in his
49, On of the highest class where coach
steamboat transportation required by the size and inn
porance of the mas the preference for the specific bid will
be- necessary carried to greater extent Of difference than
on the inferior coach routes subject however, 10 the exccp
tons above stated.
a. modification of bid in any of is essential terms,
taniamoun bid, and cannot be received to in
teere with regular competition, after the last hour set for
ceiving bids.
25 Posmases required to be careful and not to
y the sucency of suretes without knowing
that they persons of sufficient responsibility and oil bid
ders guarantors and surees distinctly notified that
failure into perform tho contracts for ihe service
proposed for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities vii
enforced against ihem
IS. The will be substantially in the forms here
tofoe used in this Department except in the respects pa
culary mentioned in these instructions and condions and
all railroad and steamboat the will be
required deliver the mails into the post offices the ends
Of the routes and into all the post Offices than eighty
rods from the railroad or landing.
N. K HALL, Postmaster General.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT., December lS, 1850.
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FIJI Trap hcu Concord II nias snd hssk, ones wss.
Fiat Shoals from Lowevis, miles and beck week.
Fox Grove from Hocomb. IL miles and back, week
Frederick from Darien IA miles and back once week.
Freemansvs and Hickory Flat from Canton, IL miles and
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CITY az q AZ e u

~ Some months ago. we gave ain account of Il
visit negio living in hicbmord paid friend ot
his residing in I, tersburg-descrbed how he attempted
to enter through the Kinney, for the purpose OF surpri
sing tie family as well his wife, whom he had
recently induced to elope with him rem h onh Caro-
lina-how he became wedged in the f1ue of the Chin
ney, and after remaining thus cab;ned, crilbed and
confined all night, finally leeasedenex day. land
hat day the Sabhah0 by the total demolition OF the
Kinney. The fellow, is said, sustained serious in
uries in his descent down The chimney, besides faoQ
into the hands of the police. 1t appears however that
he not only recovered from his bruises and wounds,
but received permission leave the city Of Petersburg
with his wife, who c ary possesse no right Of citizen
snip in the State, upon condition that he would re.
move to Richmond To this city he accordingly came
and selected the Valley his dwelling place. Here
he might have remained for years in the enjoyment of
peace and quiet had be pursued tie even tenor of his
way, unmolesed by the day night police but unfor-
unatey for his domestic bliss, an evil hour he per-
mitted the geen eyed monster take possession of
his faculties and stir up his fierce passions After suns
dry chickering's with his ouse he finally proceeded to
blows, and one night last week, beat her Numerically,
The following day she applied for warrant. and caus-
ed the hero OF the chimney be arrested. On being
brought before the Mayor he ordered 80, and then
committed to Jail to answer The charge OF bringing a
free negro his wie) from another State Eagainst the
laws OF tn is commonwealth
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highly do appreciate the patriotism. the merits, and
the public services of the distinguished Senator from
Michigan that would afford ms much satisfaction if
could attend and asss, in rendering him the proposed
honor, but my distance from New York and en-
gagements here incident my hosne place out
OF my power. Gentlemen cannot close this note without
an expression OF my ackno wedgmens for the lberal
ty and magnamity which characterizes yours. Rising
fhove any difference opinion which heretofore has
un orunately existed between gin many points of
public policy you have done the honor to express
yourselves in the most flaerrng terms in regard to my
recent ezertions to avert great calamity to our COM
mon country.
Looking back the pers from which, hope, we
have escaped, it is most encouraging and gratifying TO
have witnessed with what zeal and ascrity Wings ard
Democrats, buryng former dissensions put shoulder
TO shoulder to uphold the threatened existence of the
Union. 1t was right that they should have made the
combined effort and suspended their prior divisions for
it the Union was gone, nothing would have remained
to contend for. Among those who stood up most pro
minenty in defence OF that Union was The Senator in
whose honor the ball OF the sixth is to be given Re-
GREETING that cannot parake ofthe festivities ofhe oc-
caelon, and hoping that they may realize the most san
guine anticpations,
am, &C., your obedient servant,
HENRY CLAY.
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THE CONVENTION.

Yesterday morning, Mr.. Bishop, the official re-
porter, submitted communication to the Con-
vention, representing that the evening sessions
would impose new and unexpected expenses upon
him, and urging that he would be entitled to in
creased compensation. The matter gave rise to
some discussion, in which the unsatisfactory man.
ner of publishing the Supplement was much
complained Of We heard one member remark
in conversation that the delay in issuing the
Supplement was doing the Convention serious
injustice constituent of his had complained by
letter that they had not yet got through with the
question as to the eligibility ofthe Governor, when'
in fact, they actually had been upon the Basis for
a fortnight!
In Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Southa, OF
Albemare, continued the debate, but did not con-
clude his remarks.
The Committee rising Mr.. Hunter, of jeifer'
son, from Special Committee, presented report
proposing certain guarantees for the protection oil
property Some of these were, that the Legisla-
ture should never emancipate slaves without the
owners CONSENT that it should never increase the
public debt beyond the amount of blank dollars
that majority os the whole Legislature must be
for improvement bills, or they should not become
laws that the routes for the improvement must first
be surveyed, and the cost estimated by engineers
in the employ of the State under directions given
by the Legislature or other authority designated
by law, before any appropriation can be made &C.,
&c. Mr. Moncure member of the Committee
stated that he did not concur in the report, and
would offer some amendments to it. Mr.. M
Garnett, of Essex, pronounced the guarantees
wholly unsatisfactory to his section of the State,
which, he said had no interest in any improve
ments that could be made. Mr.. Letcher replied
by proposing that committee of Eastern gentle
men should be appointed to suggest such guar
antees as they might wish. The report was laid
on the table.
Mr.. Janney moved that when the Convention adj
journ it adjourn to meet at ten o'clock this morning
(maugre the resolution for evening sessons;) but
a simple motion to adjourn prevailed. So it was
decreed that Mr. Southall should continue his
speech, whilst Madame Anna Bishop was singing
at the Theatre.
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Mr.. Speed asked permission OF Mr.. lmboden to COM
municate 10 Mr.. Flournov the fact that he intended
TO make the call indicated The leave given -
General ,Layne, OF Allegheny, present ct this
interview, and enquifed OF Mr.. Imboden if he would
be satisfied provided MIR. Flournoy would say to Mr.
Sreed, that he had not Intended to insult Mr. limbo
den. Mr. lmboden replied, that he would. Mr.
Speed then informed Mr. Imboden that he would
commun icate to Mr.. Flournoy all that had passed
He then had an interview with Mr.. Fournoy-related
what had occurred, and enqured if Mr. F. had intend
Mr. S. if Mr.. Imboden had intended, in VIVA. he said
to be offensive to him. Mr.. s; replied, that, in the
course OF the conversation with Mr.. l., that gentle
man had remarked, that he had not intended TO i'm
peach Mr. Fs veracity, and in his remarks had simply
designed to express the idea, that Mr. F. was mistaken
in the statement he had made in regard to Mr.. S
F. then remarked, that he had no hesitation in saying
that ne had not designed in what he had said TO insu
Mr. nboden, trespass the bounds of legitimate de-
bae and that he had no objection to Mr. Speeds COM
did make the communication MIR l., who expressed
himself sstlsllsd-and so the matter ended.
BILL REJECTED.
An engrossed bill to increase the compensation of the
Adutant OF the 10Th regiment OF Virginia coming up
on its passage, was explained by Mr. AUGUST, and op-
posed by Mr.. STROLLER, and indefinitely postponed
without a count.
A bill to authorize the clerk of Prince William
County to convey to Michael Kohn certain tract
land, was indefinitely postponed its second read
Ing.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. CALLIsoN presented a petition OF citizens, of the
county OF reenbrier, for the establishment of sepa-
rate election in said county
Bills were then taken on their second reading, read
by their titles and ordered to be engrossed and read
third time.
SECRETARY TO THE BoARDoF PUBLIC WORKS.
The SPEAKER presented communication from the
Governor bringing to the notice of the Legislature the
pressing necessity OF appointing distinct Secretary
tho Board of Public Works. in consequence of the ac-
cumulated and daily increasing business and author
lzng said Board to appoint a Secretary; which, on
motion OF Mr.. STovALL, was re tered to the Commit
tee of Roads and Internal Navigation.
The hour for the recess having arrived the SPEAKER
vacated the Chair.
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EVENING SESSION


The SPEAKER resumed the Chair at O'clock and
the House spent the evening in reading and amending
bills in their earlier stages. large number
dared to be engrossed and read third time.
OMITTED YESTERDAY
A bill tor the improvement Of IL Pole River in the
County OF Wayne was read third time yesterday and
passed-aYes so. noes 30
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TsgTWIGGS' MIX1URE.--Ths singular plepa-
ration Tor changing grey hair to its natural color is be
ing applied by many persons in the city, all of whom
are verifying the experience of the gallant general
We perceive great change in the hair of of the
honorable members. FLETCHER, under the American
per bottle te l3
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon was
caused by the burning of building beyond the North
ern limits of the city,
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The Lynehburg Vfgnian Is much enlarged, and Its
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the library here. The gentlemen generally ella.
boraey dressed but we have space for further de-
seriptous OF them. The festivities not concluded
until late hour. There was an abundant and costly
supper prepared. and the was open from eleven
until the close OF the bali.
THUS ends the Washington winter, the gayest OF all
the gay winters ever known hee,-and by the time you
publishing ths the crowd OF strangers, who have
been here during the winter will he off 10 their respsc
tive homes, North South, East, West. To ALA kind
adieu. HUMMING BIRD.
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NEW YORK, March lo-Cld, schr Henrico, Tut
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st. George, Richmond
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WARM BATUS.-FLErcHER's Bathing Estab
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WAsHtSGToN. March 81.
GENTLEMEN: ] thank you must cordially for the
compliment of your Invitation to the ball intended to he
pven to the Hon Lewis Cass at Tammsny Hall on the
9th instant. Although / have passed the period Of
much enjoyment OF The pleasure, Of the ballroom go
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia IS passengers
Schr. Richmond, North, Baltimore.
SAILED,
Schr. Courier, King, Charleston, sc.
British Brig Village Belle, Mitctner, Cuba.
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c=1y' TIE Wing Convention for this Congressional
District will meet at The African Church on Friday
l4th inst, at 81 o'clock, P M NH 10
a5 AUCTION NOTICE-The sa of Goods
viii be contip ded at the store of Mr. Jas Evans, on
MONDAY next, the l7th inst, commencing at 10
o'clock This will be large and extensive sale com-
prlsing fine China Tea Sets Glassware, Crockery and
Stoneware, Knives and Forks, Walters, and great
variety OF Fancy Articles Families, as well as deal
ers, are requested to attend
JOS. MAYO. tru,
mn 12-5t JNO WOMRT { trustees.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-28
Imports.
Receipts of Produce.

SMITHLAND-Per steamer 8 w Downs: 10 bbs beans
n do whisky ties 3D. kegs lard. cask hams Twlchsl
Mood Dbl. lard oil Parmee Bro-5O do potatoes, 70 SKIS
tpnlps sheferstein5s bbis potatoes seyon-50 do Jas
Druhan-ioO pcs baggng Nale Cox &co1l6 kegs butter
~ do pigs feet lO4 bxs cheese DOsen2 bbs peas bx
Biscoe Smms-22o SKIS corn McGregor e. Aloway-5l do
feathers J Mor!on &oo-3sl bbs potatoes MoKay.5i
200 do whisky Connolly &co-6y bxs cheese w Wright
&cO-6 ht bbls butter Adams-63 bds paper Stevens
&oo-32 bbs BEANS do eggs Hurey-5 bbls BEAMS keg
Marin-3 do, b0l BEANS do pickles q schneider
ID Ok; hams % bags feathers Ferguson Q'Dowd~s bI.
bales cotton M Cooper &co.s do Elder. Bros xco-45
sundres to order-Total, " bales cotton.
ST LOUIS-Per steamer st Paul; 81 hhds tobacco to F
Rodewad &co-50 bbs whisky. rs do beef IS do beans do
EGGS Budaecks &co-ieS 90 beef DO tongues. 1000
Lyman, Scott aeo.ll49 do Horril Gayle Eco-6o5 DO
Shaw &oo-6l9 do MITCHELL Beverly &co-lgS do G w Civ
ens-S8 sks MOore-60 SKIS wool Second VOOrhes
p cks bacon Eager &co68 bxs tea Kennedy Fosters
schnsdsr- bales cotton PICKETT. Peril: kec-ss do
swiney. Green Gco-l9 do Hill. Mclean &cO.lS do
Cr0mwe-6 do Cherry, Henderson GcO-l do Elder Bros
&co-l do M d Cooper &co-20 hhds sugar Shift eco
Total. III bales cotton 81 hhds tobacco.
WILLIAMSrORT-Per steamer Z d White; "a bales
DsSaules-l9 Ar allltenberger-9 Anderson Mecaf-2C
Male Cox &co-l5 Downs, Cuddy &co-60 lily Kesns-Sc
Harod Moooy-l6 Fresen &eo=76 Hill, Nc can &ce
81 Kelly Conyngham &co-36 NJ White &co-i6 q Burke
smlth-3l Il Gerard Goo-25 Buchannon. larrol &ee-s
Cummings, Stewart &co-23 Cammack Il Squires-6 War
u Jonas-3l Payne u hauisou-6 COwan, Dykss &c0-l
do Henderson realel4S hhds sugar, 100 bbs molsses
Mtenbsrger &co-40 hhds sugar swiney, Green &co6 d.
g Burke &so-A DO Kelly. Conyngham &so-6o " jack
sugar. LIS bhls molassss.
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sAT1E h Rsaa. s:s s'q r. is hha:
$is.sSss !$:5s
Th Ms:sS;T ssd s e.
81: s':ss
. q vi ~ I
yICKsBgRG5Pe, steamer Emperor: sos bale. cotton to
Is%. SS0slsS MAT 3sssHlss. 9 Gost. s;
o:S SsSew. gs
ss1wEs'W Sss R sgs.s W Fs,sn
Sss;: e. g e.:
PsttE.op soo-ll Nelson SGo.s BcsfIt. Foley Aver
1saf sd FsSS
| & McIlhenny-Total. 2257 bales cotton.
{ sssTss asS u i5s
Hssss
%' s1s.., ssstS RcSea
s Ha SsI W,s, 1--WE WEE Ssi.
Is Cleveland. Bros aco.l5 q Nelson aeoSli Bueknsr q
stantoaIi0 MsConOchis DonneI-l0 9 Cock: aco1s
s Lowe, Pattson 1905 Bachannon. Carroll &co-sa M
al. ss sss:
bb ,y M' t hid
H. Ssn
Elder &co-35 do, "a bbs molasses Cammack squie i
bids .uga,. tb 2 ht bbs nolssss g ,aer1 hf be!
bbs hf bbl mossses Bsstty, kgsei 60. hhts sugar
TN & rhibt do. 20 bpla mo,asses W hewes-ls do
hhds sugar Druhet u 5on15 do, Al bis mOasses Braud
u Landry-55 do Tete &co-T0al, 10 bales cotton, Ni
hhds sugar. 552 bbls 54 hf bbh moasses
DONALD5ONVILLE-Per steamer Mary Foley 1ot
bb: %Sla.ses. s. hhds sugar BoEsr Foley Ayery@ Dc
" q Hewes-32 bbs moas.es Cammack q squires-lO do
- bids Braud Landy-so bbl; mola.ss, Beoc:
hid: sugar Layille6euyrs7O bbls mcssse sabansr
IL hhds sugar. So bb n hf bbls molasss Tete
bbs moasses Mason Acos hhds 20 hf bb's mo
lasses Augustn T. Thibaut-O hhds sugar h Dennis
oun 6Eco-15 do IS bbis m0,nsses Darby Tremoule-To
| tai, 2l9 hbds sugar. 499 bbls 267 hf bbs moases
| POINTE:A LA.HACHE-Per steamer Post Boy: Y
hhds sugar w y Montgome,y-25 DO. bb!s molassss
Urquha t-9 hid. sugar DeBlanc-15 do Rotchord-2
do n Shift &coIl3 bbs molss.e. Gazensye-l4 do A
| Lee-l2 bhds sugar, 10 bbls hf bbls moasses w
Tbompsop17 hhds sugar hi 70 bbis moIassss Olivier
Total 40 hhds sugar. l23 bbls IA hf bbls moasses
YAZOO CITY-Per steamer Mosby: AL bales cottoI
Hill, Mclean &co-l45 Wugb Williams Gco-IS order
ly7 ByrDe &co-l05 Ward u Jonas-S6 NJ Pinckard
COL FeIowes &con4s Payne haIrison,s2 Bucknsr I
Stanton-25 Lowe, Pattieon &co-33 Oakley Hawkins-2
Henderso Pesle-l4 fhornhiil y McllhennyIs Robso
| Il Alen-l5 NJ Greenwood Gco-6 Mckee, Buckley Eco
| Swiney, Green &co-Tota 1875 bales cotton.