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SETlLL pupils the first OF October next This Scho"
w been conducted That has justly won
Fcnnle Institutions hmung those wholly eu
Gated Mrs Es direction. sraeinS the hghc
Of whn their attachments anu
compel the unwsared attention they received
The thorough impaired Mrs E pupils has invariably
secured other chonlp AMI III
many have the highest rcniums I" these
pride, evidence Of the care ana
ability teachers. Every efnrt has been made 10 render The
,choo worthy OF continued patronage.
Miss L. McFsr euoCy) has been retained, and
with a associated others eminentiy qualified
unlcs oi loracled sic
TESTIMONIAL years have aonlzed the
apIannocs Female Academy under the direction OF Mrs Sarah
E. and ruly testimony her admirable discipline
instruction. and her mohcry attention TO the conduct
anil pupils Some OF ns have educa ed our daughters
school, AMI warmly recommend u the patron
signed by Dr. Austin Brcckenbroug Dr. ihn, t.
Roanc Mr. James r. Micou Col T. A. Bran
ham, pahannDck; Mr.. James v Garland. Mr. HUT Nj r.
L. Pits Mr. Samuel Lye, Richmond county; Mr. William Sa-
mueI. King wlan Mr. *. J. b. Whnockcs sCapt X Halle Dr.
Wight. Mr. William Upshur, Mr S. Young Col Geo WTshr
Mr. John Drockenbrouch Mr. George Carter Mr.
se,Lt well. Westnorela land. Sept l3-cwG
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en- NCIIANCERf-VIRG1Sh:-A Circuit Court oi finance
tho county Of cnrco held at tbs Stato House IN he e
of Richmond. on Friday June 10Th: leol: n...n
Frances u Markham, and other iia'''''o.
ngains - -, r,,. .I =. .,,,
Sale decd Nicholas Mls awSn Buoos
Holden Rhodes BENJAMIN Hatcher aud Elizabeth W. ms VIE
TAYLOR and Emily his WIFE, George sale Andersen" jim y,
Walden aud Ann Eugena his %o EiZpel aue
and Thomas vaden Infants by John Robinson their suahn al
len assigned defend hem IN this uii Rchu "si'"
and hmary his wife, and C0ydon Sac, Aureius Ss george
n Porter Elnily his wife, and the said George y
az admnisrator wife Susan, William Sale Martha sal
Archer BALL. Isham pucket administrator ol Mian ba,
A'" "'" " ' Defendants
+, , ano-s, Other tinGs. s Court doth adjutise order a;
decree that DO ascerain and report c
by Of George Markham
CEASED The sl George Markham under ic decree
Superior Cunrto Chancey cr the
district in Henry W. Robertson ard Others, asns the
aucGald IN the
ALI and and the amounts due by tho eirnnant
r. executed by hln the twenty ninth day OF January one
hundred aud To the deicnHas '
las Mills Lawson Burioo and Holden Rhoes trustees copy
whereof lcd exhibit this cause; and the sai
specially matters deeinc ertneH ny
which required by the parties 10 oe 30
Ind h. is aho examine the aes ~ solemn iorm upon
touching the subject matter o the SAID
the saI Commissioner directed II required oy lhe
and so far may be proper 70 sao ~
account. of Francis Osborne e1ecutocoi George u
which te decree aforeaad tho suit OF Henry W.
Francis OSBORNE ms executor
the according 20 lhe Wi
this Court ascertain tile balance II any u orc
of The said Francis Osborne us executor do "
"''' ' '' ~ r ROBERTS, CPk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE!
R1caMoNp, Auo. 23 1851 )
The pnrtics interested hereby notified 10 attend a my
the City Of Richmond ON the Goth October leo AZ ~ eoeS ~
with the evidence cnabla To perform ic u
ssm is"crlwe e''"S WIN F. DAVIS, Com'r.
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All Democratic papers throughout the country arc eqacs-
ted TO publish the above call.
We never made suggestion which ell authorized an!
such proceeding. We did, indeed hastily suggest meeting
of the committee az New York TO talk the su5Jeci-out
we uso threw The idea t the committee hai no power
10 net the premises and that The call for National Con-
yenon should come from friends Congress or from
the Democratic State Conventions We have already
shown that the official proceedings oil the last Baltimore
Convention exhibit the fact that the power fix the nl
and place for holding the National Convention was
asked for this committee and refused CLOSER examination
of the names the call satisfied the whole affair wa
an urrant fraud and forgery The fowng persons COM
nosed the Democratic National Comtee, appointed hy h'
Delegates from each Stale the las, Baltimore Conventions
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NiTlQSAL
YENE the rSI "h
a day uf AovrtG5er and continue until March
FACULTY.
THOMAS MILLER. VI D.. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
WM p JOHNSTON NJ D. Professor OF obsecs and Diseases
Of Women and Children.
JOSHUA RILEY Nd Professor Of Maera Medical Thcrapeu
cs and Hygiene
FlED MAY, NJ D. Pro.cs.or the Principles and Prac
o
GRAFTON TYLER Professor Pathology and Practice o
Me!icinc
ROBERT KING stone D, Professor of Mcrosc"rcal and
Paihoiog cal Anatoiny
EDWARD FOREMAN, D. Professor OF Chemistry aud Pha
macy.
JlNES T.. MORGAN. VI D Prnsecpr and Demons.ranr.
entire expense ul lectures by all the T!o!es
ans ia s9I
pr,r,c,I sn,,or,r by he Drmuns,rator
Ma,ricuiaIng payable only
Graduating expenses -
siven regularly the Washington rarnary
Scr: l--cirt JOHN FRED. MAY, MD. Dean.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
MEHICAL DEpARY.NENY,

E!.ity-SIath Session. IS5!-52.
TF'ilr Lectures vii commence MONDAY, October the Ch am
I .c.r.nlic Il the close Of March ensuing
Theory and Practice Of Me!cae. hy GEORGE B WOOD, NJ
A ,;uing. WILLIAM L liORNER. n D.
y;...ri, ir!,,n nml Pharmacy, JOSEPH CARSON NJ. d.
Ca.n.srry.J JAMES b. ROGERS,M ID.
81 -agv. WILLIAM GIBSON. NJ. ID. .
-,rti,cs and the Diseases Wumea ana Children, HUGH l.
HODGE. n. ID.
iu>:,,.:.sr. Medicine. SAMUEL. JACKSON, NJ. u. .
t1Hrat Instruction the Peins, vana Hospital, by GEO
WGOr. VI ID. and " GEO. w NORRIS, ". ID.
DnoHave in Medicine and 10 surgery by the Pro
%ciira Faculty, assisted by W. w GEHhRD NJ
eH! HENRY II. SMITH NJ. D.
rf,cticai Al aony ny lO:IN NELL NJ D., Dcmons,rato
AapnGf ri Fees lec.urcs IN the University, 8l0
Na;rcratins Fee (paid once only0 ;;
Ns.'ta! Fee. II
P.s- neal A:ratomy,
"Ta araual Fee, 3
Dean OF the Medical Faculty
@ Chestnut s.ct above Thirteent. oppus,e the u Miri
=. T. .s.I.l. aur
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hED!CAi. ::s.r :1.u-,1.-5..r nr 1I.MpnEN SIN

= 1n AoS As TEACHER " NTED.-A young
(r :" hc Nncia Military Institute and qualified,
|" ie s'es 'aught the teach tho Greek
~" :, SITUATION Teacher Applications addressed 10
DC l-cst- 80 f'>''i''
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this subject We coG!d n less, our ndi'c his b'c!
prominently rlxe Up with the :natter-aHd ns eftiai o lie
wt press LED off by rrc Rerubc not by the iiePabIcla,
types eoncuusy published it,, have made desperate
e,rts squeeze ont i,ia comfort tyr thc dtoaong for
tunes ct their party.
Even "Aion in the Norfolk flerakl nert'nacor5 but
funny asssilant "E Hsn. Msou actually quotes long
passages rom "Dunai4sons letter 'Grse ~ prove The
existence a" Democratic intrigue for the ecso!i ana abo
i':on voe This, doGe by 'xOn after wc had
given the strongest !o the belief that this letter Of
Donaldson was forgery Now that the forgery has been
l'"t ed and fully established, it is hoped that axiom will
nid' his diminished head and again insult comniu
nlty Ike NUrtllk with such pnisonet weapons
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AUGUSTA SEPT. ga ducl was fought on sa':"iy a.
trrnoon at Vienna, South Carolina between D. >"E"
Esq one the editors d! the Augusta C1n.iir'!c'''
and Republic and Dr. Thomas 0i this city llo cane -
the dispute nrticIc that apPcarci lately IN The C"a h
and Sentinel signed Doclu, re:tctin-, "a f ortn -
s,erel h!nisei Of which Dr. Thomas avowed Il ~ u
the author.
At The third fire Mr.. Smy:hc was shot, III" aaii ia8. ng
through the r2h and ncaiy through the lrit thigh ~
wound however consic'td mortal, and liz ielci d
Augusta Petersburg oa On Sunday night aud - 10
u.n X untouched.
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FUGITIVE SLAI +. kEMA:p:D.
BrrrA.o OcT 1.-The fugitive slave !tii-rn mad h"a
ING ,his afternoon after whicn ne -r back 10 la
m1st.r n. D. Paysno. ri ".
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!malnc-CharIeS Andrews,
". H.-James Sanhorn,
Verrnont-ttorace Clark,
Mass.-Lewis Josselya,
Conn.,. u. B:ld~in,
Il. I.-Samutl S. Foss,
n. Tork-Isdwin Cr"swell,
y. J.-E. r. V. Wright,
Penn.-John w. Forney,
Dcl.-Geo. Read l;iI1le,
va.-Wm. r. tltchie,
II. C.-Roacrt Strange,
5. C.-J. NJ. Commander,
Georsia-Juhn Forsyth,
.Mississippi-E. Bdiks dale,
Tenn. n.-E. G.. Eastman,
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
WILLIAMSBURG MALE ACADEMY.
KIElIARn EifEl A u pEiNClPAL

W / MoRRlssTT VA Mi. InsineJ Mahemat. Mil. Tactics
rlyE instruction Institution includes the latin
thorough English cduca,o Principal who is graduate OF
Cambridge University England has been o many yeais
heads Colleges and others country, well the uns,
Mary or snv other Literary Institution country
mecn pursuits as their desire And whilst labor
css Of s"so 10 his pledges himself exercise
oui, the school room as during the hours devoted study
The Principal happy to Inform his friends and the public haI
aud healthy situations in the for the OF The Male
and that The same will be furnished with proper apparatus and all
things essential TO the comfort OF the pupils and 10 the
cure the gentleman n high earco experience and
talent TO assist him in tho conduct Of the School
The Scholastic divided nto TWO Eve months
sssn @ y % Ma a On day
February and the as day Of Juy The fees for tho hall session"
forhc Classics Mathematics and all subjects taught IN tho
For thorough English eluca,on Ma,hematic, Latin
the and Greek Grammar 10
Tesns for b" % including lue and lights hundred dollars
per session; Washing ten dollars per session
Col Robert Mecanais ST. President.
%uiS Dt. Robert b p Waller,
George Souhali, ,,,,Sx
Samuel F; Bright Male Academy
Right Rev John Johns Williamsburg
N lion S W.h; f. e."s[ sst sf is ss Wsisasi vs Mn'
Rev. Sllas To,trn, ID. ID. WILLIAMSBURG
Rev Edward c. Murlaugh Woodvic Perry co., Ala
Rev. Edmund WiheTs. Yorktown
Judge GeuP p. Scarbursh, Eastern Slofe
Judge John B. Christian Williamsburg.
Beverly B. Douglas Esq, King W iiam county.
James w. Gusus, Esq Eastern sioie
Aug. li-cwtf
THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEMY.
yp>E scholastic this lnslu llon divided into two half
beginning the l of October ending the
18th OF February and the second commencing the 18Th OF Feb
ruary, closes on the LIST oil July
Terus hall n session.
For board fuel tuition in all tho English branches s79 S
Music and I ess ms on the Piano 80 TO
:. Guitar, Is 90
Drawing, 3O
nHpYRsNoEs:
Col Rober, Nc Canilish, President
Judge Is Tucker,
DR.. H. T. Waller
George w Soutlall,
Goodrich Dnricy, no.r; of .rrrr,..
Samuel T. Bright, ~ = ~'
W. r. &. Douglas,
W. w. Vest,
Right Rev, John Johns, Williamsburg.
Rev j. +. Joyner. do.
Rev a. Empie. Richmond.
Rev. T.. Witl.rs. Williamsburg
Rev. a. b. vauZlnd Petersburg.
Judge George Scarbu-sh. EasIeTn Shore.
Judge J. Is Christian. Williamsburg.
Beverly Dnurias. Esq, King William county.
Dr. Sncra:.. Maupn, Richmond.
DIR. John T Liz IL, Prince Edward county
Ur. Joseph PrHdeton. Louisa county.
Dr Madison pcndletou do. do.
james 4. Cust Esq. Eastern Shore.
lr T. Wilhcrs. Petersburg.
30 y, BAl letters 10 tho Principal.
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MARYLAND El.ECfIj.|

The delegation from MI!y!,n! IN the next C'a rasa VII
stand US follows
FIRST District-RicharI J. Bowie, Wh'. !cc.cced
Second D!srci.-WilIiam r. IJmtJn D:.!rc:4t, =.
elected.
Third District Edward 1lnmnnd Dem era, re tlacet
Fourth Dsrct.-Tholnas Yates Wash, Wing, gan.
Fifth Dist-c;.-Aexa Evans, Wui,, fc-'!""uI
Sixth D:strct-Daaicl VI. Henry, The rc.nin h:- NOT
nce will is thought be tiecieI IN ,h!, district: 'tr J2'
s. Coltman, jrdcpcn.!ri., "hi!.
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Mass.-B. +. Ha'let, (Ch'n,)
Maine-Cha.. Andrews,
n. Hampshire-R. Jcnnes,
Yermoni-Horace Clark,
Conn.-Chas. A. lngersoll,
Z. I.-Wal,cr >. Burgess,
n. York;. Croswell,
n. Jerscy-E r. V. Wright,
Psnn.-J. W. Fornay,
Drl.-Grorge Z. Riddle,
ya.-W;n. f. Ritc'iic,
N. C.-Robi. Strange.
$. C.-J. NJ. Commander,
Gcorgia-M. II. McAllister,
Miss. John Duncan,
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an Observation-Disclosures Ala Circuit Court of Chance
ry for tho county cnrico held AT this State House In tho Cy
u rra"cns, . az A. rkham and other Plaintiffs
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sgHo0LS AND COLLEGES.
,:,GLISis AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LOHETro. ESSEN COUNTY. VA.

-
NEAR LORETfO. ESSEN COUNTY. VA
he next Session commences st OCTOBER.
,,,: Intended combine tho advantages Of tho
@ Academic instruction. with the comforts and discipline
CHRISTIAN home All the branches OF an Enshsl
>,,. Eauca:uu, together with French. Italian and German
,, TIE teacher. Mr J. L. Williams a NJ, o the Uni
.; vurini The location healthy rotired and Of ac
sss<lo:.o i've months. pa yabc in advance, for TUT
E|lI L.i-!: Washing, Men'ine &c SluU This pays fui
r.ar taus dG oac modern aGsuace No extra charges
r. t ;crIll,ted 10 tea All hcir funds
:. .>..r! ~iil he SU5Scrucr
,na.i. fuller accom-; OF the School. will hc
,,,,r,.g: l. a,:,!y 20 Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE,
lure,;o, Essex Va.
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MAMIE .NOiIBI.E -! ;ts city
DIED.
DIED Of .;hoi! li September az he re't:tnc,
hi the &'i year - rs
THOMAS j. SHEPARD tAr! son q" LA.i'i Ni''o1s v ''
81
Young Tma'i' cisios!"n o' Su
TAI, n clar.cr.. ,ur: us;rG u":a! ard eAcm!!Sry -
lc SurEi'.i II h 'ccN 'Ei - "
sy:o .o.:s and only tire, IIys aicr tit ton'h-h,t'
his ami, ng parents. ard lad ami a.e.'
:!t to words 10 * ~
anguish d, their cr cGa.eajs sI o conso!a'io" - IA"
God ui all msrcy-ior
D.ea Dmni ?oteace alone,
Can he. the woGra! lie gave
uIn nr DrniJ.. c:cs,
IL n.yunl N. grave
sS Rc.n:ond Wing ami Religious lI=tall please copy
DIED. Peach Poia, a2ol county Trxas} "H tho 90 aug III
o'clock r. NJ OF pco;ractct Gis-isc OF tie ."1s
Iured ur eighteen monh1-Ns EilLl NJ ID r''"i'
e,lsnrI OF JIrnes F. Perry, tsi. - -. ;,
Mrs Perry OF the late Gen Stci'r Ais'n we -
colonial e:nnlt G" An
made She hIfn 90 the ia "i Jane: i "
AuAInvlR Wythe county Virginia Sne; ot'lcf' "s' , ~
: a, the place, Nov Sd, I'I3)
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PANpfIL LET LIBEL CAS- iS.-f cstcriay, before J:scn
Morsel Mr. Hem! Ge ihna, Ba.dan by nlr'h was Ne'@I
500 security Ia .cp the pchc: ani % appear A. '''
next session OF the Criminal Court - an-:rr c1'Ec
OF libel against Mrs Toc"sn (or:'eTE Miss APoI'T' Ia
CELLO in having given currency 10 certain .ne a!I
yir cnntaacd in pamphlet the uG'ofsG1 .: "hch !" &c
kuow!dsci by said De Alma Bal Wis en'eiee oy bf.
Lriocrmin. -
Subsequently in the after pai; Of he dG, s'ii De Anna
was aran brought before Justice orsc! nH charge OF |
against Glspard Tochma husband o MTs. Iprhinn, cos
tanned in ,hc pamnalc; he!oe RETIRED TO- Mr. !"clla
objected bail oi $500 proposed 1, M - IN !- rs"
as too small The amount Of bal MI % ctirh!Ged .?
the Wra.s!aY afternoon Ecs n'cT ca:n%
arguments of counsel Un!il then, ba w's e'ed a' t. o
for for $500 MAT Ir..
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tMAILiiJEE.
DIED.

HAaaicp On The the 2n' ms ty the REY DR. Jones
ROBINSON TODD. Ed lsc "i.h County, '1 20 MS"
MAMIE WDMBLE. u" ;t.s city
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M:ssouri-F. =. Blair, Jrp
kcntucky-J. G.. Noble.
Tcxas--C. II. Donaldson,
Arkausas--I,. \. Whitley,
Crla.-Eugrne Casscrly,
Ohio- Samuel Mtr!lry,
lndiana--H. l.. Ellsworth,
lllinnis-I. Eastman,
Mich. VI. Fl. Clark,
lowa--Nau,aniel G;cer,
! His.-M. G.. Darling,
Maryian,I-B. II. Richards,
Ala.-Juhn Cragin,
Lnuisiana-J. Eayon,
Florida -Chas. L. Dyke,
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1t will be seen, by comparison Of the two l;sts Inc "e
and false lha in addition 10 lie o "C'fcrf anu ''
nuldson' substituted in liw. aIi Texas, there a.e e"
names substituted in ss:saten Sa.esaaa in l5st "f '
aooionss ana isuav:s:s inserted in the place "i S"1o'
conservative, National Democrats. Our c"d, inc rem
sylvanan therefor: fully Justified in speaking o'' Us
follows, against the miserable trick:
From the PhIa'!e,ltia pennsy vana''i r.
Some talk has been Created by TIC DhSALpSoS am o =. M
correspondence which appeared :ocen,Iy in lie New fyi;
Herald consatng Of rttc:s from nany prn''IhInt ppi,
cuna, Addressed in reply /" Other letters, s;a TO ic
written By Two persons called DONALDSON ami "sEsH W
thin men, in !e ornnsition Hhig ranks nave aStn oe
sion 10 hold the Dtmoc'ac party respens'Die -. '. -,
written BY tb:si:iun:sts and others, TO these petsns, W.
if hey h"d an existence, h"c an; a'os.s "
speak for the Democratic parry So absurd has hls ATTEMPT
been proved be, thot has been pretty senr!a! ao
doned From tho above ha. ne" tHo'e'i.'.: M
been started in New York, caiog Democratic -,a'l9-
Convention, and this time, another nom ne gHers esrv
ed, doubtless equally apocrypha win ",
GREER. We cory il from The Ntrs l0T" uefa1u al i'a,s
day. only 10 expose il as mos: unauhnF!H=a i'th'
RTcHrE, Of tile Richmond Enquirer reVcf 'u'!'''" -
publication fox the object evidently inen;., 10 pe r.,
ed is that he would Indignantly rv"I F'H. ~. -
oelsnt gentleman will doubt expose The "n''e 1'
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| M:sso,lri-Sam. Treat,
KeE,ucsy-J. ". Stevenson
Teyas-D. ). kau.naa,
Arkansus-S. BUrland,
! Oaio-Sa,n. Mcdary,
Indiana-G. Hathaway,
I!linois-M. McCunnel!,
Michigau-J. Harmon,
/ Iowa-Jas. Clarke,
W:sconsin-Al. c. Darling,
| II M.ryland-A. Cons'abl"'
.Ala5a,aa-P. n. British,
Louisiana-E. la Sels,
Florida-J. +. Archer,
lcnn.-J. NJ. W!lll.mzcn.
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n StpN i'SS'
r. ROBERTS, Cpk.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
R1caMoND, Auo. 23, 1851.
rcby notified 10 attend at my once III
h October, ls5l, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
nabla me to perform the duties re-
WM. F. DAVIS, ComT.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-28

Franklin from Beevills, maes and back, SIX tme.
week.
Grovevlle from Bordentown, miles and back. SIX
times week.
Hamilton Square from Trenton, S miles and back, twice
week.
HAriingon from Blawonsburg, miles and back, twice
week.
Jamesburgh from Engshtown 6 miles and back once
a week
Lileon from Parsippany, miles and back. onos
week.
Lumberton, (see yincentown)
LODI from New York l6 miles and back, six times
Little Falls from Paterson, 4 miles and back six times
week.
Mount Laurel from Fellowship, 20 miles and back once
a week
Macopin from Bloomngdale, miles and back, osco !.
week.
Mount Rose from Princeton, miles and back, once /.
week
New Sharon from Allentown, 3 miles and back, once
week.
New Prospect from New York. % miles and back, daily
Pedrcktown from Scultown, 6 miles and back twice a
Pepoksting from Augusta, miles and back, once
week.
Penn's Grove from Woodstown, ii miles and back,
twice q week.
Pleasant Valley from Newton, mios and back once
Point Pleasant from Manasquam 2 miles and back. once
week.
Ricevlis and Chapel Hill from Middlctown miles and
back, once week.
Schraalenburgh from Hsckensack, miles and back, six
times week.
South Brunswick from Cranberry, miles and back.
once week.
South Amboy from Perth Amboy, 2 mile. and back. six
times a week.
week.
linton Falls and Leedsvillc, from Middlstown miles
and back, twice week.
Tranquility from Alamuchy, miles and back, once
week.
vansycles, from Perryville, miles and back,
week.
Vncen,oun bv Tumberton and Rrdgeboro, from Phila-
delpha % miles and hack daily months and three times
a week residue
West Milford to Sloatsbury, N r., I miles and back,
twice week.
White Hall from New Hampton, S miles and back, once
a week.
Weston from somervile, miles and back three times
a week.
Wiiamstown from Cross Keys 3 miles and back, six
times a week.
Yardville from Bordentown, 2 miles and back ,wce
week.
+ Mail Messengers In Ns,O Jersey.
Proposals are invited for the following mail messenger
service which will the lowest bidder in each
The mail TO be taken from and delivered into the post Of
fee at the points such hours may be fixed
by the posmasters:
Burlington from Railroad Depot II miles and back,
twice daily.
Camptown from Railroad Depot, mile and back, six
Elizabehtown from Railroad Depot, of mile and
back, twice daily.
| twice daily. .
Kngstown, from Rnrond Depot, mile and back, daily
Newark from Railroad Depot, ! mile and back, twlce
New Brunswick from Railroad Depot, mile and back,
North Branch from Railroad Depot mile and back,
Princeton from Railroad Depot i. miles and back twoa
Railway from Railroad Depot, ! mile and back, twos
daily.
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and Dulotsburg, to Sroudsburg, 43 miles and back,
Leave Dover every Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day, after arrival of Morrstown mail, say 3
Arrive at Slroudsburg same days by l0pm;
Leave Suoadsburg every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at 81 ami
Arrive al Dover days in time to coanect with
the mail for Morristown, say l0I m.
9043 From Hacketistown by DanviIle, Townsbury and
Bridsevie, to Belvdere, II miles and back, twice
Leave Hackettstown every Tuesday and Thursday
Arrive at Belvdere same days by 6pm;
Leave Belvderc same days at 7 m
Arrive at Hackestown same days by l2 m.
oOaa From BesIdere, by Ramsaysburg Polkvie, Blas-
town, and Saltwater, TO Middlevillc, "a miles and
back, week.
Leave Belyderc every Monday at pm;
Arrive at Blairstown same day by S pm
Leave Blairstown every Tuesday at 6a m;
Arrive at Middeville day by m;
Leave Middlevile every Tuesday at pm,
Arrive at Bairsiown same day by p m.
9Oi5 From Columbia by Brotzmanvle Gallo, Mill Brook,
to Flat Brookvlle, Is miles and back, once a
Leave Columbia every Wednesday at pm,
Arrive a. Flat Brookville same day by p m;
Leave Flat Brookyilc every Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Columbia day by IAN.
9O4G From Asburyto Bethlehem miles and back, thres
Leave Asbury every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
Arrive at bethlehem same days by 4pm;
Leave Bethlehem every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Arrive at Asbury same days by Spm;
9047 From Remington, by Croton, to Bapisown, miles
and back, once week.
Leave Remington every Saturday at IL m;
Arrive at Baptistown day by PM
Leave Bapisown every Saturday at 2 pm;
Arrive at Flemngton same day by 81 m.
904S From Pennington, Stanton Lebanon Cokosburg,
and Washington, TO German Valley, 81 miles and
back, once week.
Leave Pennington every Saturday after arrival Of the
Trenton mail, say at IL m;
Arrive at German Valley same day by SPIN;
Leave German Valley every Friday ut 10 a m,
Arrive at Flemington same day by 6pm
9O49 From White House by Lebanon, Clnon Perry vile,
Bethlehem, Bloomsburg, and Sullvalley, TO Easton,
Pa, "a miles and back, daily.
Leave White House daily al pm;
Arrive at Easton same days by 9pm;
Leave Easton daily at 5 am
Arrive at White House days by p m.
Proposals 6 times wcek will be considered
$3.50 From Somervile, by Readington, and Cen,reve,
to Remington, IL miles and back, six times a
week.
Leave Somerville daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Pennington same days by 5pm
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