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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-21

Oct. 4, Isl Front ST., Portsmouth,. obio.
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SO Liberty. Street. Betioeen Broad,oqv an
Nassdu-Strest, Near The POST O6ice.
New VOrlr
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Fresh Beef and Vegetable. for che Navy.
Navy AoEsr's OFFICE,

NAVY A0Esr's OFFICE,
Washington, ~. GU May 3, 1851.
SE ALED PROPOSALS. will be this Office until
day, second day OF June 1881 for tho supply
fresh beef vegetables
the Washington station, during the sca year commencing the
day Of July and ending the Both June, le52.
The beef vegetables he Of good quality and tho
affords aud article be- offered for by
pound.
od with approved security will be required In one half the
contract and addition
payment made, collateral
security the due performance OF the contrac which will
account be paid until it is fully complied with.
made be accompanied Gas directed IN The act Of
service for 1916
is47 approved August ls6 by written guaranty signed
responsible PERSONS the effect that he they undef
BIDDER bidders will IL his their bid be accepted
Obligation within five days. with good aud sucen
surees, furnish the articles proposed
No proposal unless accompanied by such
any.
May 6-law4w
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ovuos Coxssstorss or PrpLIo ButDrses,
April "A, 1851.
PROPOSALS be received this Office
nssday 7h OF May for grading No 2s9
called Franklin
furnishing for ninr all OF which, Il believed be
the proposed The
after signing
completed LIST August The proposals
e., the
engineer to be appointed by the Commissioner
WIN Easily,
Ap ls-eod Commissioner Public Buildings.
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By A GREEN, Aae,lon.sr.

ON Wednesday h instant shall sell the premises,
O'clock that valuable brick house aud lot of ground
situated the northern OF h
lot containing than
~ by ~ feet conveniently arranged,
stabng 10 horses and i2 inc lot with well and
orchard
o peach trees, choice knds IN full bearing.
The described property well calculated iof rtorc drove
stand bun~s having Iont msdsely
Ith road adjoining the boundary hne
Aso No. 4iO improvements, which
cottage house, stable, and
cottage tyic with SIX conveniently
arranged passages entfics There pump
Of excellent the door The contains SIN
OF l4l ~
Mug with Boundary 298 feet inches This property
improving of The city, and daily increasing
balance q, IL, and
giving for the deferred
ing deed gwen and deed OF taken. Title
putabe.
May I'D A. GREEN, Aucti0neer.
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DERTH AMBUY sEMINARY.-Ths institution, afordins
training for college business together with
modern lanxu and viii commence Id
twenty eighth sss.un "Wednesday, May 7.
commodous, and its internal
comfsr Of tho pupils
age habits II and system
Pleasant retirement access, povebai heahulne
ana chemical apparatus, a reading with library PERIOD
bathing and gymnasium, provided with reference
training Of the advantages ofhn
institution
Principal possessing Of early
profession pledges his unuring Gru
his institution all that enlightened Christian could
desire his
Terms SIS per tuition
use books for English studies.
From the Faculty VI the College Of New Jessy.
Having opportunity Of knowing the talents, literary and
well prudence and exemplary moral
Mr. @. Woodbridge, while be . student Ah
ege, and found that students prepared him M
college well mught, with pleasure recommend him
whose aud 6dsty In giving insscuon %
forming Of youth
JAMES CARNAuAN, President
JOHN MACLEAh, Vice President and Prof OF 0rsek
STEPHEN ALEXANDER, Prof ofMath. and Astronomy.
CoLLsou OF Nxw JRRsrr, Apaii 1, 1851
Joseph Henry IL.D, Smithsonian institute, ID. c.
Rev James w Alexander, d. d., Princeton, New Jersey
Rev Nicholas Murray, ID. ID.
Rev. David Magic, b, n. Elizabethtown, New Jersey
containing further PARTICULAR, with Add0oaal ~
"''"'' D'' 'ee'''''' '''' s. G. WoopBRIDoE,
Ap 0-diw Perth Amboy. New Jssssy
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Washington and Alexandria Boat.

Thomas Coltyer's Wsek.-Sepcn Trips per day
<r The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will a.
A~R1lnp part the following hours. coach connecs
H2k boat Washington. Boats lax c,s
going and not leaving tho boat, halt price.
Tho Thomas Coycr will be on the Mount Vernon route
week.
Leave Alexandria at IN Ok, lok m; l,2K,4 5K, pm
Leave Washington at s1 ~, M m; " *, ~, 8,
JOB COR5ON,
Apo Captain
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" n. CLUsKEx, Architect and Civil Engineer hes
" oc. Tavsrss buiAins north stds
lah and 18th susss vsst Fcs t-dn
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Hr a ehEkN. Aue uOsssr.
CXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
II PLANO FORTE, AND VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTONOn Thursday the 18th Instant at 10 O'Clock
residence OIL w. jones. GEO.
south, the Arsenal excellent
furniture, via
wood pisao sx octsvcs, Of 6ne
touch, mnde By Chiskering
Mahogany hair seat sofa, psrior and rocking chairs
10 dining, breakfast, card, and other tables
DO book and secretary, high pot bcdss~ad
aud burc wurk nd stands
Fine s,abasr other clocks looking glasses
Solar, hail. and other lamps crocksry and glassware
Maple and usher chairs
French post uundie bedsteads
Andtroos, shovel and tong, and tenders
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress, mattnEs, Ne.
OIL CLOTH pariot, stair, and chamber carpets
Cooking, tight, and other
With o requisites
Also large lemon In fun bearing
Terms; Al of and under So cash 90. .
and months for bearing
interest
SPECIAL NOTICE.
AIS O'Clock, day and place. highest
bidder the lots dwelling
This IT the most pleasant comfortable
bic pieces property south OF Pennsylvania
attention The lots Nos ~, a. A. No sol
forming the 20 feet and
property well Lengthy
ton be obtained II
indaputsbc general warranty deed viii gvea pur-
chaser.
Terms Of Of OF the purchase
money! balance in liberal paymen which will be
mads known the day Of Possession the st OF
June.
Msye-eodAds A. GREEN, Aucuonssr
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IyIELDING's WORks-Containing Tom Joass, Joseph A.
drews Amelia, jonathan Wild, Ac. edited BY Aurphywa
of the auhor whole complete
volume, in iui eioth binding, for 81 rs - :
May FAkCk TAfLOR
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IItlsn Ii \ EMS. SHE ErINos. rowELLINGs, &s.-Th.
peno qualify, Of which invite the s''sau
% piece. heavy shhun. linen
q 90 a ans .I sn. fronting linen
Is DO pillow case DO MA, IS, 81, g.
pieces "a Barns'y sh'eunss
!. fAs a. o 3. ssss-
10 piece. fine sil,cia table dam,sks
do extra heavy and hns DO
10 DO medium and 'ow, priced Do
psn .b's-eIotn., with napkins match, t'd'
IS dozen an = ali. .sS a.m... napkin.
u = si i1Issss ss n :syl.s'
piece. s s.s sSs.,ssss ,.w., a,.gsr
q g very best naei.s.sf oxs': -, ,.u..,,r.-
rs RUSS. a.y.., including All ~ia's' and aa'ia''
is DO low priced brown diapsr and linen ,ow.lung
Hoatespe 10 pursuit Of any article above named , r az
chasing prepared furnish reasonable qasnuV
80 CLAGErT, NEWTON MAY, AGO
NEW Dre.. Goods--ws respectfully invite arssa'. =
oase. among which Wi, be oand an ssn.vs =.
III V y. and wsa & y
10 piece. esp,rich figured Ind. silk.
10 do fancy colorcd thin summer silks, bsauhiu W"
chlden
as do extra handsome Bereges -
30 medium price quality Bsrsxssthe ehssp~s
4 n Tho market
20 rich Cnens India mssins, In patterns
4 is do high coloed shaihes
| 10 do plain mous~elncs
/
is do hns figured de LANES, for ohidrso-s
| gain may Obtained In ,his lot
| Rersge d. atncs In deaiSas
| 10 do new half mourning eoods
| In mu-ins, lawns, jsconets, &c, we hAve
| 20 pieces 6ne french mussna
i Orusndte mu-tins ..,.a,v IN
- do hne printed trs~ch jacoaess THIS dee,aeab
1 hasdsomest lot onsssd ~ m' 49,
/ goods
/ 10 do medun-price tawns beautiful styles .rd
| 100 do French masins snd lawns, IAN ccn" -
/ which fast coors
/ IS do hne Orgsndie musiins, half mourning
| Is do small figured French ehintxes
| 70 do do English DO .,.s,.ey
The above line Of Will found evsminanon
A. represented In pces-to All o. s"
invite the attention Of doubtless 20
| ~. CLAGETT NEWTON, mArAS'
I Apls-aaw9w
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super olcloh, from twelve eighteen feet
Is iow-prced American oIcoth, from he,
wide
10 do Cocoa matngs, for basement, &C.
Also full assortment
ported md American Competing, such -
Tapestry velvet tapestry bruses English and American Busse
imperial ply and ingrain fine ingram,
hemp, and cotton, both striped and plaid together
line
prepared fully determined to offer
dealers In this country.
Ap lo-u =. II. H00E co.
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Canton Mattinys, Floor Oiislaths, Csrpt tiu DC.
THE subscribers receiving, per schooner
i from NV York
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aa75 From Havkinsvile at s m once week, Saturday
To Irwinville by IL m next day, 80 miles;
And back between m Thursday and P mnext day.
3276 From Brunswick at m twice week, Monday and
Thursday,
By Bethel. Waynesville, and Langsbury;
To Jeffersonton by M AZ miles;
And back between m and p m, TUESDAY ana
Friday.
Proposals to commence at Danen and end o. wary
emitting Brunswick, are invited
3277 From Darien at IL M once week, frdayi
To Frederick by m, Ia miles;
And back between m and Ii q m
327s From Darien at 6 m, week. Monday
By Fort Darlington Ferry, Pendarvis Store, Chaun-
cey's Ferry, Aabaham Creek, and Substances
To Waresboro by 8 p next day, 76 miles;
Andback between a m Wednesday and p m next day.
aa7e From Darien at 6 m twice week, Wednesday and
Friday;
And back between a m and m, Thursday and
Saturday.
$3.50 From Rceboro after arrival OF mail from savannah
saw at4 m, twice a week, Monday and Thursday :
By Wal,hourvillc;
To Hinesville by pm, IL miles;
And back between a m and IL m.
1921 From ST. Mary at m, twice week, Monday and
Thursday,
By woodstock Mills, Florida;
To Centre Village, Georgia. by p m, 80 miles,
And back between 6 a m and m next days
1882 From Waresboro at a m, once week. inuisdv
To Centre Village by p m, AZ miles;
And back between a and q P m next 1ay'
aas3 From Waresboro at M once week. wednesdays
By Alapaha 7s ;o
- , ioP .,o.n g . m Friday and S p next day.
Separate e proposals for service between rIOupvie and
Aapaha are invited Also proposals 70 commence n'o
this route at Polk and go by Garter nrioge anu Ala
paha TO TroupviHe
1884 From Waresboro al a "'' o'''' "'-' '
BY Polk;
Ala hsck between 6 a m Monday and s p m next day
Separate proposals for each section OF this route dvid
inc nj Polk, will be considered.
1855 From Waresboro at m, once week. ednesoay
By Mount lila
To Holmesville by p m, SO miles,
And back between m and P m, Iuesdsy. .ae
Proposals to extend Redsvle, over route NO. $780,
will be considered
aass From Homesvie at s m, once week, Saturday;
By Stsford's Ferry and Surrency's'
To Reidsvile by 6 m, 35 miles,
And back between a m and pm next day. -.
PROPOSALS to extend to waresboro, over No. 32so, will
be considered.
Nv SWapes Store
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And back between m and II am next days.
Proposals for semiweeky service invited also. for
weekly service. (Ses No. 2s40.)
1858 From Marion b. ii q week, Thursday;
By Gum Swamp, Reedy Crock, Harlleesvie, Browns
vile, Pamassus, and Clio; ge
To Bennettsville by m next day, IS miles;
And back between ia m Saturday, and IL m nextday.
3l59 From Marion G. H. at week, Tuesday;
By Aliens Bridge and CampbeIrs Bridges
To Harlleesvilie by 8 p m, "a miles;
And back between and 3 m nextday.
3l60 From Marion c. H. at once week. Tuesday;
BY Gilchrsts Bridge, ]. ~ Stevenss g. w. Wood
bury's, Britton's Neck, and Tabernacle Church;
To Marion G. H. by s I'm next day equal to "a miles,
and back.
Sl6l From Conwaysboroush at g. every other Monday
By Lake Swamp and Floyd's Millh
To Fair Bluff (N.C.) by m, 36 miles;
And back between a m and p m, every other Tues
day;
Proposals for weekly service are invited.
3l62 From Benne,tsvlle at m daily, except Sunday;
TO Cheraw by 8 p m, IA miles
And back between lOa m and - m daily, except
Sunday
1853 From Bennettsvlle at week, Saturday,
To stewartsvlle, or Daniel McNei1s Mil, IN CO. by
Ppm, 10 miles,
And back between IN and IL m.
1854 From Bshopvle at a m once a week, Thursday;
By Willow Grove, Shiloh, and Bethlehem
To Sandy Grove BY 8 p M, 40 miles
And back by Tnylors instead of Shiloh. between z a
m and 8 p m Wednesday.
al65 From Bishopvie at m once week, "Wednesday ;
By Mill Grove,
To Mechanicsvile BY p m, ii miles;
And back between IL m and "a
Proposals for semi-weeky service will be considered
1855 From Mount Elon at m once week, Thursday
BY Huntsville; ,
To Gum Branch by m, ID miles;
And back between and IL m.
3l67 From Manchester a tri-weeky, Monday, We'd
nesday. and Friday,
To Fulton by 8 . m, 8 miles;
And back between 81 and IL m.
3l68 From Friendship q 8 m once week, Wednesday
BY Clarendon k
To Brswngtcn BY l2m, - miles
And back between p N and D m.
Proposals TO end ct Clarendon invited. (Sce No.
1850 lsa
alo9 From Lexington G. H. alta once week, Friday
BY Wisc's Ferry; N FftN
ToNewbery @. H. BY z p n, So miles;
And back between7 and = N next day,
~ Proposals to embrace 6sluda Mills invited also,
proposals 70 end At Frog Level.
3l70 From Lancaster C. H. once week, TusSday
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twice week.
Buckhead Causey from marlborough 20 miles and back
once week.
Campobela from Cannon's Store miles and back, once
q week. fs
ChalkvlIe from Baton Rouge, miles and back,
week. san
Charlottesville from New Hope, A miles and back,
a week.
Cowpen Branch See Rivers Bridge.
Haddrels Point from Charleston, miles and back, three
Henry from Woodrufs S miles and back, once week
Hornsborough from Mount Croghan, A miles and back,
once week.
Kjrkseys Roads and Pleasant Lane from Edgefeld
Fl, l6 miles and back, once a week.
Line Creek from Tumblng Shoals, miles and back,
once a week.
Long Cane from Harrisburg miles and back twice week.
week.
Mount from Pincknsyve miles and back once week.
Pleasant Lane See Kiksey's x Roads
Providence See Bradford institute.
Rivers Bridge, Walkers, and Cowpen Branch from Mid
wsy, 81 miles and back, once a week.
SaIubriy from Double Branches, miles and back, once
a week.
ssIuda from Lofts, miles and back once week
saluda Mills from Frog Level, 10 miles and back,
Sandy Run from Saint Matthew'S l6 miles and back once
week.
sorevle and varennes from Anderson H. IL miles and
back, week.
Varennes. See Storeville.
Walkers. See Rivers Bridge.
GEORGIA.
$3.50 From Savannah daily at IN;
BY Reform, Egypt Armenia HalcyondaIe, Ogechee,
Scarborough. Milln, Midwife, Holcomb, Spears
Turn Out Dsvsborough, TennlIe, Oconee, En-
NETT. Mcdonald, Gordon, and GriswoIdvile
To Macon by 8 m, 1904 miles;
And back between q and m.
Proposals for q night schedule, with view to trans
porting the great Northern and Southern mall will
be considered.
325l From Savannah at 10 twice week. Tuesday and
Saturday, M
BY Daren. Brsnswick ST. Mary's Mayport Mills, Fla.
Jacksonville, Mandarin, Hibernis, Gary's Ferry, and
Picoiata ifr
To Pistks by IL m next Monday and Thursday, ass
miles, ts fsg RI
And back betwsen m Monday and Thursday and
! IL night nsxt "Wednesday, and Saturday.
Proposals. 10 Oommcncs 1t Charleston, G, touching at
Savannah, Ga. will be considsrcd Also proposals to
sg dect from Chaxlson 10 Jacksonville and beyond.
Proposals for t-weekly service will also Be conddsod
and for branch mail from Hbemia to Gsrsy's Ferry,
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1910 From Albany at 4 a M week, Tuesday,
By Chckasawhatchee Herrodtown, Cuthbert, Petsula,
To EufauIa, Ala by 8 p m next days, Of miles;
And back between q m Thursday and p M nextday.
1911 From Albany after arrival of mail from Macon, say
am twice a week, Tuesday and Saturday, to Thomas
vile in Is hours, say by 8pm;
Thence by Okapilco and Shapes Store;
To Troupville by p m next days, l0i miles;
And back 10 Townsville between m and m Sun
day and Thursday;
And to Albany between m and P m noxt days.
Proposals for weekly service between Townsville and
Troupville invited.
1912 From Augusta daily at pm;
By Beair Berzelia, Lombardy, Thompson, Camak,
Double Wells, Charlottesville. Union Point Greens
borough, Buckhead, Madison, Social Circle, Coving-
ton Oxford, Couyer's, Lythona, Stone Mountain,
To Atlanta BY 8 m next day, l74 miles;
And back daily between m aud m next day,
From Csmak daily on arrival of mail from Augusta,
say an;
To Wanenton by 81 am;
And back between l03 m and III m.
1918 From Augusta daily at l0p pm,
BY Richmond Factory, McBeen, wsynesboroush, and
Birdsvills;
To Midwife by II m next day, SO miles
And back between m daily and a m next day.
Proposals to end at Mlen, and to expedite on this
route, will be considered.
1914 From Augusta at s a m once week, inursdy
By Darby's, Culbrealhs, Eubank's, Double Branches,
Lnconton, Goshen, Petersburg, Anthonys Shoals,
Cooks Law Office, Elberton AmandaviIIe, Eagle
Grove, Dowersvle, and Fsirview;
To Gainesville by m Saturday, ll6 miles;
And back between a m Sunday and m Tuesday.
Proposals to end at Elberton areinvited.
1918 From Lombardy at once week, Friday;
By Republican, Recdy Creek, and Sylvan Grove;
To Fenn's Bridge by 9p m, 81 miles,
And back between 5 and p m next day.
Proposals end Louisville instead of Fenns Bridge
are invited
1916 From Thompson at three times week, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday;
BY White Oak, Applins, Raysvills, and Wnshsbo-
rough;
To Thompson by 8 pm.
33l7 From Double Wells at ~ twice week, Tuesday
and Friday;
To Powelton by 81 m, miles;
And back between m and
1918 From Double Wells at three times week,
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday;
BY Rsytown'
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1929 From ST. Georges after arrival Of mail from Charles
ton say at m, three times week, Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturdays
By Red Bank;
To Wateboro' by m, 20 miles,
And back between 5a m and a m Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday;
$3.50 From Walterboro at a m once a week. Wednesday !;
BY Blue House and Salt Kechers Bridge;
To Pocotaligo by p m, % miles
And back between and m next day.
Proposals for semiweekly, and also for weekly
vice between Blue House and Pocotaligo will be con-
sidcied
1871 From Charleston at 10 m daily
Branchvllc, Midway, Lowey, Graham's Turnout,
Blackvlle, Wliston, Aiken, and Hamburg;
To Augusta, Ga, by m. 1879 miles;
And back between and m.
1892 From Charleston at m daily, except Sunday;
To Georgetown by next day, SO miles;
And back between p daily except Sunday, and
next day.
Proposals TO embrace Haddrers Point will be
sdered.
1888 From Charleston at ID m daily
By Beaufort
To Savannah Ca, by m next day, 100 miles;
And back between 81 and ~ next day. 4
Proposals to run direct, emitting Beaufort with view
to conveying the great Northern and Southern mail
through in ten hours will 10 considered.
1884 From Charleston at twice a week. Tuesday and
Friday;
BY Monks Corner and Black Oak;
To Pinevile by 10 m next days, 81 miles;
And back between m "Wednesday and Saturday,
and 2 p m next days. go (.
sls5 From Charleston al m twice week. Tuesday and
Saturday, from LIST November to 18th MAY and At Z
m once week, Thursday, from 18th May to ls
November, each year, aa III .sistftH u y. ~
BY Rantouls, Adams's Run, Jscksonboro and Ashe-
poo Ferry ~ sa
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~ Fnns HdgA Hickoy HEAD God Nina and Mount
ToOhsasrhsA Q. H. BY TO- pm, 40 miles,
And back between m and 10 p m next day.
Proposals 70 embfaoe Horusboroush nsxt 70 Gold Minis
are invited
GIL From Lancaster c. H. At m once week, Tuesday
| BY Landsford and Lewisvile;
To Chester G. H. by SIP m, SO miles,
And back between m and m next day.
3l72 From Chester @. H. Il week, Friday,
BY Baton Rouge Carmel Hill, and Tonsville
To Pinckneyvile by Ipm,
And back BY Tomsville and SaDdorsvio between m
and 8 p m, equal to - miles and back.
Proposals for weskly service UnionvilIe and Glenn
Springs will DO considered intermediate post Offices
TO BOZ named.
SI73 From Chester G. H. At week, Wednesday,
BY Chestnut Grove, Spring Rock, Nation Ford, Fort
Mill, and Spring Hill
To Charlotte by 10 m, AZ miles,
Andback between and 10 m, next day
Proposals to run from Yorkvls Charlotte invited
STA From Chester C. H. st5 once week, Monday;
By Torbit's Store and Pedensvile;
To Hazlswoodb by ii ~, II miles
And back between m and Ppm.
3l75 From Yorkville ut once week
By South Point, N. G. WoodIawn Cottage House,
(Home) and vesuvus Furnace,
To Newton, Catawba county, N. O. BY
Bidders to give distance and schedule Of arrivals and
partures at each end ofroute.
3l76 From Yorkville twice week, Tuesday and Friday
ats
BY BlairsvIe, Bullock's Greek, Pinckneyvie, Mount
Tabor, Unionvilis, Cedar Grove, Cross Keys. Gross
Anchor, Tylervlle, Laurens G.. H., Waterloo, Stony
Point, Cokesbury, and 6mithsvile;
ToAbbevilIe z. H. by m nextdsys. ITO miles
And back between IL m Tuesday and Friday and 10 P
next days.
Proposals for tr-weekly service will DO considered.
3l77 From Yorkvie at q m once week, Tuesdsy,
BY HaynesvilIe, Ebenezervile, Nation Ford Coaes's
Tavern, Landsford, Long Street, Dry Creek, Russell
Place, Liberty Hill, and Red Hill;
ToCamden BY IL m next Thursday, SO miles
And back between Thursday Up m, and next Saturday
SPIN.
Proposals to embrace Hanging Rock, Flat Rock, and
Grannes' Quarter, instead Of Russell Place, Liberty
Hill and Red Hill invited also, proposals for
semi weekly service.
3l78 From Yorkvie at 8 a week, Friday;
By Hickory Grove Smiths Ford, Wilkinsville, Dray-
tonsvile, Limestone Springs, Grassy Pond, High
Shoals N. c., and Hcksville
To Rutherfordtop, ~ c., by m, next day, sc miles
And back between q m Wednesday, and m next
day.
Proposals to embrace Antioch and New House, in lieu
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The Massachusetts Coalition.

The Free Sellers and Old Line Democrats f
the Massachusetts Legislature are agonizing
over the utterly unprincipled coalition they
have formed. With views and principles aia-
msiricaiiy opposed to each other, they have
agreed to unite in dlsposing of the offices of
the two Houses of the Legislature, by regular
truck-and> dicker, which gives to the Free Soil
ers the Senate and to the Democrats The House.
Such miserable compromise as this is as
much more disreputable than that which inhic-
ted the Fugitive Slave Law upon the Country
as Slavery is more disreputable than Precedent
But this is one of the political evils of the day
that will work its own remedy. The dirty Jug
gle that brings Cass and Butler men and Van
Buren, and Cass men upon the same platform,
never deccives the PEOPLE of the North hcice !!
The experiment has been thorough. tried in
Vermont, and Massachusetts might, as Patrick
Henry said on greater occasl II, shave profit
ted by our experence~ But she didnt Free
Soil and old Democ cacy, in that me-honored
commonwealth, have determined to run their
foolish heads against the sane stone post
that knocked out the feeble brain, of like
Coalition, among the Green Mountains o
course we are glad oft. We care not how
soon Free soilism" or Free Democracv,"
dies, nor whether it dies by upoplexy or famine,
by being over ed by democracy" or by
starvation in its own dismal and unable rank I!
In either case, the Country d the Union are
benefited.
The Massachusetts Coalition have dv-
ded the Legislature between them, and elected
Ebony-m in one House and Topaz-men in
the other,-Cass men in the House and Adams
men q in the Senlte! They have thus dis
graced and dishonored the character of the
Commonwealth. But they will never get a
chance to do it again If they do, we shall get
up petition to have PLYMOUTH Rock annex
ed to Vermont