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INSTRUCTIONS.

| INSTRUCTIONS.
Mr. Lyon presented several papers, the
proceedings Of meetings held il Nelson
county, attached to which were 1870 or 10
signatures. Resolutions were adopted IL
structing Mr.. Randolph to vote for the re
consideration of the Compromise on the
Basis Question.
Ordered TO lie upon the table.
On motion, Mr. Anderson, (who has re-
turned home or account of sickness in his
tamily.} was excused from serving on the
committee Of Appor,icnmcnt.
On motoR the Chair was directed to ill
the vacancy-to which Mr. W ats Of Roam
oke was appointed.
COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE.
On motion, the Convention resolved it.
sell INTO Committee of the Whole upon the
Legislative Report. The committee being
instructed previously TO report the Legs
lauvc Committees report to ii referred.
with the amendments thereto, on motion,
the committee rose and reported back the
| report and amendments. which were or
dered to lie upon the table and be printed.
BILL OF RIGHTS.
The Convention then took up for con
sideration the Report of the Committee Of
the Whole upon the Bill Of Rights.
The lst amcndmcntadoptedby the Com
mittec Of the Whole was ii the 9Th section,
which reads thus;
That the Legislative and Executive
powers ofthe State should be separate and
distinct from the judiciary; and that the
members Of the two first may be restrained
from oppression, by feeling and partcipa
ting the burdens fine people, they should
at fixed periods, be reduced to private
station, return into that body from which
they were originally taken, and the vacan-
cies be supplied by frequent, certain and
regular elections, in which all or any part
Of the former members may be again eligi-
BIZ Or ineligible, as the laws shall direct"
The Committees amendment was to
strike it all out down TO the words "may
be restrained from oppression" &c, and
10 insert in lieu Of it what follows: THAT
the Legislative, Executive and Judicial
powers should be separate and distinct,
and that the members thereof" &c.
The question being upon striking on, the
words as they stand in the original section,
division being demanded, the Conven-
ton agreed 10 strike ont-ayes 60; noes SO.
The question then REQUIRED upon insert
ing the amendment of the committee Of the
whole.
Mr. Scott Of Fauquier, moved to add af-
ter the word distinct" the words "irom
each other then to strike out the word
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m ISY OE IETTERS \

II manning IN tho Fost Ulice, Of Lynchburg, o.
the 18th Of July. 1851. ~ Persons calling for
letters in the following list VIII please say they
-.i.ert.snI
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Class P. Nos.7 - 10 a Prize sold. ---.----. 500
Prizes are always To be had :.
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TUsT RECEIVED ana for saie--

Dr. VIM Otway Owen, examining Physician.
july l7-wtz
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ieciion foY yoU, viii ne hope that lheEei
feelings viii be eternal. Wien voc hraE
al eur making any ra~h expressions. suu
musi bear ui,h u: and whrn we hear al
ynnr speaking imprudenIly. we wili bear
~iih yon. NJ sprrlarle y more l.lea-
sanr. than that whirh IS presented 10 ~
By the inifriHy ef Christian brellnen aud
he simplicity Of Christian lore.
!, has given me great dsilghI-unleiga-
ell plrasnnr-la hesr Of ynur laboss ind's-
ians parts &c our country. You are a~are
that we did not care much about The an
nexafion Of Texas in our psit Of The
country. and slill less about the scqul~i-
iion oi rsIlfnrnia. aud The territories re-
Gently n'asinrd frum Mrxiro. Bun these
countries have nnw heroine part OF The
Unilrd Siairs. and we are zral"us for The
preservation of our Union. Our minds
are deeply aud solsmnly impressed with
the ronsirlinn. lint If q single FLANK ~
The Ship Of State WIRE 10 be torn from her
sides che auuld 60 tnsn-go dawn.
where the people have gone who built
yonsler mounl. Cur government wosld
then sink la he hrared nf no more. A
strong impression resis upon my mind.
that our pal lical e. nion is based npon our
hsving n common object Of religious wnr-
ship. Among The Italian STATES. in the
days of the Roman Empire. the temple
of Jupiter S,aior was the crniral point Of
political unity. In Greece. the central
point Of attraction Was The oracle OF apolln.
al Delphos. Break the religious ties
which bind US 'griher. AMI our p"lilirai
bonds would only be as FAX in the Ere.
The moIal inirgsily and ch'i.Iian ierling
that persaies among our people IN The
Nonh and The Sonih. the East aud the
n est. is the great hand That binds rs
together as a nalIon-mly u never be
broken!
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A JACKSON DEMOCRAT.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The relation of the UNITED STATES 10
these Islands are becoming Of cons.dera.
bIe commercial and poiiliral importance.
rhcy NAV aIIecl nnr relations, AFTER =
while, with other nations. English and
Fremh interference, lniervenIinns. aud
protrciaraies. in regard 10 countries and
places with which The Unied States have
an impnIlam commerce. are sure 1, create
some international diff ..lIy IN The end.
The idea al JninI triple prnIecloraies. nov
talked of. Is not a good one. II will al.
ways be prndurIi,e of jealnpsics am"ns
Tie praierlius Powers. Absolute nun-
Intervention j. llie selrsi policy for oil
parties concerned.
FRANCE has laIely undertaken TO inter.
Iere with and manage The aiiairs IL the
Sands irii Islands. aud in such mariner
az 10 crea some jeal"n-ies On tic PAT Of
Am riran interests. The cunnexian 81
ilinsc interests with the paciii coast. nh
our commerce, nay,g II IN, aud whale
fisheries, will render i, important that they
shnn'd hp indep n!ent oil ,i,e coniiul Of
any foreign lnweI.
As; rronf that nur merchants and nav.
isaims are earnestly loosing ioa aids a
Steam rnmmu icalion with India. il may
be mentioned tllat in Boston propelled
is building 10 90 10 lina. aud that .
large steamer is already tnilding IN New
YORK. TO nun from San Ffanriscn tn China
Cnmnaslnrc AULica. Of the United
States irlsaic Susqurhanna. which liss
ssilrd for Japan. is ins'r. cied make :
commercial treaty with thai Power. il
possible. lie carries a letter from The
President 10 the Emperor. Sri,ien BIZ the
Secretary al State. one Of the mn.i irirntl.
. " character. inviting free commercial
intercourse. The circumstances M lcl
which ihe Overture is mad. are f,rnrahif
To- sncrrss. as the Snsqnehannl will take
oui, from San Francisco. The officer. and
crew Of ] .panese junk. who were res
cued from The wreck &c their Vessel hy az
American ship. The British Cavern.
meni have not been ahlp. as vel. To estal,.
lsiiel anv commer, ial relations with Ia
pan. hn, that il nn reason why our Gov.
crImpnl sl,c,ild moi make The appeal.
Mr. York Journal Of Commerce.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Advices BY the Niagara, are to the
9TH of June.
Louis Napoleon, BY an imprudent
speech, preferring his claims to the Pre-
sidency like hereditary Sovereign,
and violently denouncing all other po-
litical parties but his own as factions,
has raised storm against himself.
The proceedings Of Parliament have
not been of any interest. The Papal
Aggression bill has been discussed, but
without making progress.
The great exhibition continued to be
crowded. On the 5th Of June, the num-
Der of visitors was $4,000.
Spain. full Of apprehension, is alrea-
dy calling on the quadruple alliance to
put down insurrection in Portugal, its
proximity in state of discomfort being
anything but re-assuring.
A second rebellion has broken out in
Portugal; and. as before. the malcon-
tents reside in the army. This time it
is against Saldanha...
IrALr.-A letter from Rome, Of the
10TH Of May. in the vero AMIGO, Of
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LATE FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Advices have been received at New
York from Bnenos Ayres To April 2slh I;
Mnnievi.len. Nav LIST: and. Ria de Jaael.
70. May l2Ih. The Commercial Aiser.
User SAYS:
1.-The Brazilian Government appears
NOW To be in earnest about suppressing
the slave trade and il is understood that
the Minister Tor Foreign Affairs will lay
hefnre the Chambers all the rorrespnn.
,lrnre with Great Britain and France upon
The subject.
" TIE Chambers were opened on the
3d of Way by the Emperor in person. Ia
a somewhat desullory address the Empe-
rnr congratulated, the Representatives npon
the freedom of The empire from any revo.
luiinnary disturbances.
i. The surplus revenue for 1898
was estimated at Sl.l3l.42l. SILL hn>I.
ness was not accounted as in healthy
condition. Stocks were heavy. but inn
ports of BRUSH manufactured enols con-
iinued upon an extended scale.
..Tne coffee crop. j, was believed,
wcnld he at least an average crop. The
new coffee proves 10 be Of unusually good
qualify.
The intelligence from The other points
il Of no Importance. The old qnarrels 81
the Argentine Republic are apparently as
FAR from seiilei'as ever. aud prorIamat'nns
asains, Ro.a.. &c. are still IN vogue.
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you beeaa 4. anA srpry fire. sisle rsi f.
self ID lie TrrnFd. that 4 Uill nfser
eni,seni % any farlsrr extension u slave
~, and NE with hase &c wiluoi Pro
sl-a." Tie South rplled.-- Thea sr
wnll depart lrasa yons we vii MOI con-
SEM 10 surh degradation. We do NJ
fight Ia extend or propagate slavery. bui
we will never hive wllh people nho pn'
rs under The han. wha prescribe us and
ours. and make ne oijrets II ronfemrt and
s.egraiatlon.'' The presislrniial ba.sls
was fought in The South mainly upon this
issne. Far zen months. in Congress. D
was about The only point maoied. Ailasi.
the North heard and hreded The Surlh.
., barked nui ri lhr Wilmoi prosisa. Il
organized Utah mud New Mexirn without
regard 10 slavery or anii-siavrry. liieok
California as IL f.,and il in her State can-
siilui,on. las il took Florisls. Teyas, lnwa'
and Wisconsin. The Sualh eainsd il
argumcniaiive point. and isliad the vieiary
an the Congressional battlefield bul
South Carolina complains pnv.-- We
were only cheated: slavery ran never Ga "a
Utah and New MrSirn. ndCaliiornia as
no, admi,,esluDiil Wlhnui Prnriso wasin,
serted in her State Consultation. The
SaniI, has LOST all; the North has gained
ALL"
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From the Raleigh Standard.
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

We copy Irnm-ihe proceedings &c The
North Carolina State Medical Snriely.
whirh have Jnsi heen prin,el al the Stan
darj uilice. tie Valsillciory Address of
DR.. Ssrndwirk. and The remarks Of DR..
james Z. Williamson. nf Casweli. on as
sumirg The tniirs o, he Chair:
DIR. Slfulwirk. The late President. on
leaving The THAR. delivered The following
interesting and feeling Vslr,licloiy adj
dress:
GENTLEMEN: In leaving lie post as.
signed I" ne hy yosr Lind parIlaliiv. I
again tender Won NY sincere ,hanks fnr
The honor YOU have conferred upnn me.
| congratulate yrn that we have hscn
spared 20 pursue. during annlher year. our
ariluans and responsible duties that We
have heen permitted Ia meet together IN
der circumstances of pleasure and enconr.
age,neni-io recognise each other rs per-
sonal hiends-'o engage in the pleasant
q flies &C sorisl inter, onrse-ia inter-
change. with pleasure and profit. Me,li-
cal opinion. F,om Tie high character of
our Annual Address. and The emnenily
practical urn of our discussions. I am
gfaiified 10 say we have commenced an
appropriate work. This is the proper
way In promote the hest interests and
true Objects Of cur enierprize--io infuse
new life into ii--and 10 hear some hon.
nrahle part in The elevation of Medical
character and The advancement Of Mrtli
cal Science. For. believe me. whether
we contribute our righiful share TO this
great work or moi. It's ernw,h is ireviiahIe.
The highest order nj talent, with the lights
from almost every department &C science.
in the Old as well as The New Wa'ti. is
enlisted in This Roble scheme. Neither
the apathy &c friends. The roli neeleei and
deep injustice of Legislation. nor pamrered
qnackery and cmpiricism. can stay lis
onward conrse. rrue Medical Seience
will. like The majestic oak. Withstand The
shock and storm of every opposilion. Il,
has been beautifully compared to "a star
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A POINTED REPLY.

An old fashioned Jarkson Democrat.
in the Nalrhez C..urier. thus responds 10
The laun's ef some Of his fnrmer friends.
who rharged him with having changed.
"a have been repeatedly iaun,ed Of
late. hy one or Two az my old Democratic
friends. las they saw with having fallen
from The good old faith of The Democracy.
Now. sir. am a man Of Few words IN
pnli,ics.--heing working man. Ii ha, c
changed. then our iailhinl friends lhrungh-
oul the alolr country have changed.
am sure that ! am with senaior t'ass On
,hr Unipn question; am with The" WASH
insion Union. ''our old faithful paper an
The waicl-lawer nf Iieealom; ! am with
Senator w. X. K,ng OF Alabama. with
Howell cshh of Georgia. aud with The
MAJORITY nf .lemorr Is im every Stale al
this Republic. IL is true that few have
branrhed or from The Democracy. in this
and other States. Ealing themselves South.
rIn Rights men. but their seeding has moi
made me change.
lf lhey are attempting To engrafi a new
sllun, upon The nhi demnersiir nee. nv
resisting their efforts dnes MOI make me
less denorrai. Their attempt 10 read
me owl of The parry. heeause | will nnl
consent to add Ia lis creed. doctrine
which Andrew Jackson repadiaieJ and
CRASHED. il hnl riiwnlous. Who made
The isms &c South Carnlina text hook 81
Democracy! Certainly none Of the falh
crs oT ihal faith. nor an, &c the Nalinnal
Conventions which haze proclaimed lis
opinions.
am. where have ever bern. fnr The
Union of these States. and bitterly orpns
ell 10 an; Thing like secession or nuliifica
iion.
A JACKSON DEMOCRAT.
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Capture Of a el.Cow.--sIes.rr,

Clark and Burnham lately siicreedr,l in
capturing a sca.cnw near Jupiter Inlei.
Florida. The animal was caught in a
net. was male. and nine feet thee
inches in length. They succeeded in
taking il alive. and shipped i 10 Charlrsion
Tor exhibition. Il was very viii. when
first captured. hni soon became quite tame
and ate freely Of grass. &c. lis tail is in
The shape al Ian. and is two Zee, Eve
inches broad. II has no hind ieei; IT,
fare feel are similar 10 ihose oi turtle.
and IL has nails like ihose Of the human
hand. bun no claws. It's mouth and nose
resemble ltose Of COW. il has teeth on
The lower jaw. hni moi ore on The upper.
A female was also taken. hEt IL was 80
large. aud. becoming enlsngied in the mel.
made such desperate exerii"ns 10 esrape
thai The capinrs we're compelled !" shoni
u. They preserved the skin, however.
which was fifteen fee, long.
Lining Age.
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Adsiees from Liverpool. By the
Arctic, are to the l1th Of June.
The Exhibition was receiving 50.
900 visitors per day.
The crops in England and Ireland
promise an abundant yield. but the sea.
son ia rather backward.
Since the sailingofthe Niagara. moth.
ing Of importance has transpired. Par
lament has been adjourned for the
whitsuntide holidays.
FRaScE.-The commission charged
with the duty Of reporting upon the sub.
iect Of a revision of the Constitution.
has been formed. Ii embraces nine in
favor Of revision. and six against it.
NJ. Lamartine made a powerful
speech in favor Of referring the subject
to the decision Of the nation. by uniyer-
sal suffrage.
The President is about to make an
other journey through the Provinces,
where his popularity is fast increasing.
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DIRECTIONS.


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DIRECTIONS.
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2. Whenever any printed matter on
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Postmasters, or otherwise, be sent with.
out prepayment, the same shall be
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8. Bound backs and parcels Of print
ed matter. not weighing over thirty-two
ounces, shall be deemed mailabie mat
ter.
Periodicals published at intervals,
not exceeding three months, and sent
from the ofiice Of publication to actual
and bona hde subscribers, are to be
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toned in the last above table, and pre-
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must in all cases be required. Period
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NorE.--ia case there is on or in any
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other printed matter or paper connect
ed herewith. any manuscript of any
kind By which information shall be ask.
ed for, or communicated in writing, or
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matter becomes subject to letter post
age; and it is the duty OF the Postmas-
ter to remove the wrappers and enye-
lo?es fram all printed matter and pam.
phlets not charged with letter postage,
for the paspase Of ascertaining wheth-
er there is upon or connected with any
sica printed matter, or in such pack
age, any matter or thing which would
authorize or require the charge Of a
higher rate Of postage thereon.
n. K. HALL,
Postmaster General.
Pos, osi:e Department, June IA, 1851.
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KossUTH-ARRIvAL OF muSGARIANs.

The Len.an News. June6ih.says: The
Prninsalar and Oriental cnmpany's steam
or. Satan. Capt. Jny. arrived Yesterday al
Southampton. She hrings ship letter bags
from cousianiinnple. SMYRNA. Malta and
Gibraltar. Among her passengers were
The distinguished Hungarian I.ieulenan,
General l.n'zar Messaros. 40 other n nn.
garian officers. and 40 Hungarian soldiers.
NJ. francois Izsollnsv. knssuih's Score.
tary. was passenger on board the Sultan
from Conslan,inoplc TO Malta, but he
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EARTHQUAKE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Correspondence Of The Journal Of c0mmra.
San Francisco, May is, 1851.

San franeisco, May Is. 1851.
Ats o'rlnck this mnrning we had
severe shork Of an earthquake. The
buildings all shook and irembled. The
gamblers upon Long Wharf rushed from
their tables into the street. locking up
with aslpnishment and wonder. as slough
some great thing had happened unto them.
They rushed up The pier. leaving their
gold and silver npon their gaming tables
entirely unprotected.
The lawyer occupants in The sian'h
brick banking houses f 4. Argent Il To-.
living up slair> in Second and third stories,
rushed into The sin els SCANS ceremnnie."
Just as they lraped from iheirb beds. Many
of the wooden bindings heavsd 10 aud
FRO. and ,rcmhlcd as though we were Ill
10 he engnI(ed 10 moment.
The sun was shining beautifully At the
time. and The thermometer ranging abou,
GO.
Stores arr going up with great rapidi-
IL oil over The civ. both in and oui Of the
burnt district; and by The 4 h nf July
pr"ximn, l will venture To say TfiaI niue
houses will he standing in San Francisco
(an"lher FIRE exrccnd) Than there wee
one month pie,inus thereto.
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FACTS FOR THE SOUTHERN PRESS.

The New York Express saw " Utah,
New Mexiro. and tallf,mnia uese the
common property of The Uni"n. Were
they mM. Every hntss says sn.--erpn
Mr. calhaun. The Sau,ii sad. ;. II. BY
the WiImei Provisn. yeu Norihernmen ap.
propriale allihis territory. il will he such I'm
such an outrage. surlI a prasrrir.
Iinn &c Us and ours. ahai we will moi live
with Won: we will rrhel." The North
said. +. Yoa have forced war aud territory
upon us against our will: we forewarned
you Of The W.i!noi Psoviso ss soon ls
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California Homestead Exemption

L1N.-The Legislature 81 California have
passed homestead exemption law. wllrh
provides that the homestead. with The
d. elling-house thereon. aud its appnre-
names. moi exceeding in value the snl''
of $4,000. Ia be selected BY the owner
shall moi be subject IL forced sale on exc
rniian. or any other penal process from
o court for debt. Such exemption shal'
moi extend Ia any mechanics. lahorer =
or vendors lien. OF 10 any mortgage law
fully obtained.
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ApLEa roa UNION FROM VERMONT

Tie Rec. DIR. Wheeler, The Delegate
from the General Convention OF Vernon
10 The late Assembly ia ST Louis. in Ia
10! leave Of The body. remarked that HI
hal ir,l DESTROYS Of cunning Ia thai cry
:. because some small clouds had gatlere,
on The political horlzon. that he might les.
iiiy 10 MS brethren and fellow.ritizens
here. that feelings of alienation do NJ
peryade the great body Of The people IN
Vermont. They are willing 10 stand mp.
rs they did in the Revolutionary war. and
spill their blood in your d,s-ure. Yon
neeI moi believe the Editors Of news.
papers WIN. FROM selfish molivcs. would
impress upon yonr minds different con.
viclion. Around orr allars-in our homes
and bY our 6resides. we shall cherish
'oeliacs Of a,lacameu. and Isl.efaal ai-
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lIumors Of The Worlds Pair-rhe Bo.lou

Transcript puhlIshrs a series Of interesting
and amusing letters in relation 10 iIle
World's Fair in London. frnrn Mr.. j. ".
e.. Smiih. The following aneedo'es are
r~laird in one Of his letters Of late date:
A pnrlly feliow. with an eye-giass press
ed inio the Orbit. inquired of ano,l,er. ia
the ari Of inspecting llIe properties Of Mr..
Clamps very beautiful coach from Puts
ielL. whether " the Americans ever rode
in carriages p Another sapieni. with
pomalnmed hair and carrying gold head
ed siirk. asked visitor from the other
side II The Rocky mountains could be
seen from New York I"
I" Dear sir" Iispe,l grea, lady in a
waiered silk. "have the g,odne.s 10 in.
farm me II there are any nnhlemen IN the
United States r. I. Yes. marln." answer.
ed fnlllrd Jonathan. who was showing
of the heauiies uf Cream freezer, :. and
I'm one Of lhcm."
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GEORGIA UNION NoMINATIoNs.-Me
learn fror, the Savannah papers thas
the Hon. Robert Tonmbs has been nn-
minated as the Union candidate tar
Congress from the eighth district q
Georgia; Chas. H. Horkins, Esa. tor
the FIRST; aud the Hon. Charles Murpsy
for the fourth district.
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Chinese Prejudice Abating.

j
English Missionaries al Fuh Chan nave
a, length attained qaie, possession Of com,
faiiahle residences within the city. anu
faeili,ies for ohi.ining snrh residences are
STEADILY increasing: The temper Of 'ho
people toward foreigners is evidently 'n'
proving. and missionaries receive much
more respectful attention than formerly.
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Postage unasz tAs Issz Law.

tOsLASe uh11L % Lsdsa L1Ws
Asnspsper R=fes. Pv qugtzr. 1lsl ssaf frsn
ne ekse cf ps1,zl-fioa. 10 le-z-l and 6>-.a =
de sz5ssri3v3
From and after the soth Of jane.
1851. Cor each newspaper not exceed
ing three eaaees in weight. the annex
ed rates per qrarter are TO be paid
quarterly IN advance These rates on
Nv apply where the paper Is sent from
me once Of psblicatiOa to actual and
bona fde Subscribers.