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u,,1 From Sudbury, by Wallis Cross Roads, Portsr,
Sparta u.s Nsvs. y. M .Ss MIMI hs
10 Ashland, 81 miles and back, week
Leave Sunbury every Wednesday at 6ami
Arrive a, Ashland next day BY spm1
Leave Ashland every Friday at am;
Arrive at Sunbury next day by 6pm
mrs From Gambisr, By Milwood Dany'e. Nonparci,
IVA Humphreys vills and KllIbuck, TO MlIersburg,
"a niles and lack. week.
Leave Gambler every Friday at 8 M;
Arrive at MiIlersburs same day by 6pmi
Leave MilIershurg every Saturday al Sam;l
Arrive at Gambler same day by 6pmj
,o,7a From Mount Vernon. by Democracy, Holloway,
W." tondons,Ie, Big Prairie Wooster Madison
burgh, Old Hickory, Guiifosd, M edna, Brunswick,
Strongsvle, Middleburg, PsTma, Brooklyn, and
Ohio City, TO Cleveland, 81 miles and back, six
Leave Noun, Vernon daily except Sunday ut m;
Arrive at Cleveland next days by 7pmi
Leave Cleveland daily except Sunday at ans
Arrive ut Mount Vernon next days by m.
,mso From Mount Vernon, by Gambler, Wolf, Badens-
W. burg, New GuIford, West Bedford, Tyrone, and
Roscoe, to Coshoctcn, SO miles and back, six
times week 10 Gambler and once week the
residue.
Leave Mount Vernon daily except Sunday at 0 m;
Arrive q, Gambler saline days by l0i ami
Leave Gambler daily except Sunday at ~ IN;
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Leave Gambler every Wednesday at I'm;
Arrive at Coshoclon same day by D IN;
Leave Coshocton every Thursday teams
Arrive, y Gambler same day by 3 P n. u. ..
laskivle Mount Glead Marits and U nderWoods,
to Marion, A miles and back, once week.
Leave Moupt Vernon every Wednesday, at2pn;
Arrive at Marion next day by I'm;
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hosQ From Cheservle by Frederiekiown lowering, and
Woodyiew,s to Shaucks, l6 miles and back, three
times week.
Leave Chssesvlle every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 6 ami
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Leave Shauck's every Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday at pm;
Arrive At Chestsrville same days by pm.
b0,s3 From Mount Gead, by Smith Mills, IBERIA New
Winchester, and Letimbervle to Bucyrus, 80
miles and back, once week
Leave Mount Gilead every Tuesdey at IN;
Arrive at Bucyrus same day by Jpn;
Leave Bucyrus every Monday at Sans;
Arrive at Mount Glead same day by pm.
holM From Loudonvle by Perryville, Melville, Has
tngs, and Barnes, to Mansfield, % miles and back,
twice a week.
Leave Loudonvile every Wednesday and Saturday
atlpm -
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Arrive at Loudonyille days by l2m
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Arrive q Williamsburg ssms day byepm
io2so From Geege,o@n, by White Oak Valley, New
dope, Sicily, Sardinia, Mowrystown, and New
corwo, TO New Market. 70 miles AMI back, once
week.
Leave Georgetown every Thursday at sam;
arrive al New Market same day by 4pm5
Leave New Market every Wednesday al sam;
arrive al Georgetown same day by 4 p
i02os From New Richmond by New Palestine, Mount
Fisgah, Locust Corner, Batavia. OWenvle New
louisville Edenton West Woodvile, Bianchester,
and Edwardssille, 10 Rochester, AZ miles and
back, once week. Locust TO be supplied
on the going rip.
Leave New Richmond every Tuesday at 81 a m;
Arrive at Rochester day by 8 pm;
Leave Rochester every Monday at 81 am;
Arrive at New Richmond same day by pm.
lO26O From Williamsburg, by De La Palma, Union
Plains, Buford, and Nevin, to New Market 20
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Williamsburg every Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive a, New Market same days by PM;
Leave New Market every Monday and Friday at 8
Arrive at Williamsburg same days by pm.
lO26i From Bethel, by Nichosvle and LAUREL Point
Pleasant, ii miles and back, week.
Leave Bethel every Saturday at ami
Arrive at Point Pleasant same day by l2m;
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Arrive at Bethel same day by pm
Pleasant Plain, Manchester, and Wcstboro' to
New Vienna 40 miles and back, six times week
to Goshen, and twice week residue
Leave Milford daily except Sunday at 5 pm;
Arrive at Goshen same days by Spm,
Leave Goshen daily except Sunday at 9 Jam;
Arrive at Milford same days by Gam;
Leave Milford every Wednesday AMI Friday at B
pm;
Arrive at New Vienna next days by 6pm;
Leave New Vienna every Tuesday and Friday at 3
am
Arrive at Milford next days by9 a m.
lO263 From Goshen, by Edenton and West Woodsvile,
TO Westborough, 10 miles and back, once week
Leave Goshen every Tuesday at S am
Arrive at Marlborough same day by II am;
Leave Westborough every Tuesday at p mi
Arrive at Goshen same day by pr
IO26l From Cincinnati, by Milford, Memesvlo, Branch
Hill, Loveland Deeriela Village, Lebanon, Nor
row, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Waynesville, Spring
Valley, Xenin, and Yellow Springs, to Springfield,
IS miles and back, twice daily to Xenia, and daily
residue.
Leave Cincinnati daily at II and 2tpmi
Arrive at Xenia days by 6 m and 6pm;
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Treasury Depart, Registers office, .
May l7lh, 1851. {
certify the within to be a true extract
from the Books Of the Speaker of the II.
OF Representatives, of the pay and mileage
of the members of the 3lst Congress.
TOWNSEND HARRIS. Register.
Further certified by E. Whi,lesy OF The
Treasury Department.
Hon. w. II. w. Cobb. OF the adjoining
county of Jackson in Alabama, drew mile-
age for 1900 miles for the 3Olh and 3lst
Sessions. II. l.. w. Hill, for the 30lh
Congress, 100 miles. G. w. Jones lives
G3 miles further from Washington ihan the
county of my residence and yet his mileage
is computed at 1913 miles more than mine.
John II. Savage lives &C miles north west,
and in going to and from Washington, he
passes my house-Hs mileage is lG5 miles
more than nine. II. l.. w. Hill lives 26
miles beyond my residence, and his mile
age is rs more than mine.
You, sir, are for all these men. You
advocate their claims. When you speak
of them, it is not in condemnalory Ian
guage; yet you say that did wrong and
| fched from the Treasury What incon-
slslencv Will you publish the foregoing
facts and denounce your friends, or with,
draw your censure oil my course? You
charge me with receiving at least S5OU
more per session than even my competitor
ventures 10 do.
Yours, &c.
M hNDER SON.
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A Sign FROM VERMoNT.-The Wings
of Windham county met in convention at
Fayetteville, July lst. 1851, and passed
resolutions which came up irmly and with,
out reservation to the platform OF the Ad-
miais.ra,ion, on the subject Of the Com>
promise, az laid down in the annual mes
sage Of the President. They regard the
measures Of adjustment as "an amicaLle,
and in principle and substance, a final set
Element of the ,chole matter"
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From The Chattanooga Gazette.
COL, ], M. ANDERSON.


II will b. seen that Col. Anderson has
been forced to come out and expose the
misrepresentation his course in Congress
which recently appeared in the columns of
the Adrertiser. Col. A. wrote his brle'
defence in great haste. but he has the doc
umen's to satisfy every unpredjudiced nan
of the uprish'ness of his course as public
man. Indeed it is worse than folly. with
all who are acquainted with 10. Anderson
for the Advertiser TO charge him with dis
honesty. What think the people of this
district, Wings and Democrats. Of Editors
resor,ing TO such an unfair, pitiful way oI
| breaking down high- -mnGed, honorable
man7 !, is beneath the dignity o. The
Press. and will only recoil upon the heads
OF those who are guilty of such conduct.
FAIRvIEw, 9th July 1851.
Mr.. Ford-SIR:
On my arrival al home, an article in your
paper Of this date met my eye in respect 10
my course in Congress upon the GaIphin
ella i'm, and as YOU say the reiiei TO "Uncle
Sans wallet" Now will you do me the
justice, after The injustice you have done
me, to publish in your next paper the fol-
lowing statements:
In respect TO my having failed to vote in
the Gaphn case, have discussed this to
the entire satisfaction Of unprejujced men
in seven counties out of the ten in my dis
,rict. agreed with a gentleman from
Ohio, Democrat, not TO vote on political
questions between the parties Tor certain
period of time. 1t is, as you know. an al.
most every days occurrence, on all party
questions before Congress. Tor members to
pair off. The vote complained OF was a
vote oil censure on Mr.. Crawford. and there
was not one dollar IN money involved in
the case, or woes complained of for the
interest of the Government, as the tone Of
your article clearly represents, and OF course
must and will be so settled in the minds of
your readers, as The article appears. The
frs, time there was any chance to get any
money back to the Treasury, which YOU
say was wronaIully paid out, voted for it,.
| voted to refer the case TO the Supreme
Court for the purpose OF settling the ques,
ton of interest," believe all the Wings
anI most OF the Democrats in the House
voted for its relerence-ard further, believe
that every Wing in the Senate voted ior
the reference of the Resolution. 1t was
voted down by Democratic Senators.
suppose that the case was pretty thor
ouehiy investigated when it was frs, passed
by the Senate during the administration OF
President Polk.
In respect TO drawing too much money
! Tor mileage from "Uncle Sans Wallet"
have said on MANY occasions ,ha, il ana
gentleman who is judge OF Inv VI
demonstrate that my mileage was contrary
to law or custom from Tennessee, would
quit the canvass, and would not ask w
voters of The Sd Congressional district
support me for Representative.
Distance travelled by Tennessee members
made out from the Books of the Speaker
Of The House OF the 3lst Congress.
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THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, JULY Is, 1851.

GEN. CAMPBELL's HEALTH.-Such is the
general solicitudp, at all times, to know the
nctuul present condition of Gen Cnmpbell's
health, that we take the liberty Of laying
before our readers the following note just
received from Dr.. King, his family phySl-
cian:-Nash Banner.
CARTHAGE. July 18th. 1851.
Gen. Zollicofer:-Gen. Campbell r"och-
cd home this morning, still very feeble.
nbIe to sit up but little. His a',nck ut Nc
Minnvillc was very severe, and pros'rn'ed
him very much. which taken IN connection
with the chronic affection contracted in the
war with Mexico, will nnke his recovery
necessarily slow. And. Of course, the pros
pcct of his engaging again in the canvass is
somewhat doubtful.
or his ultimate recovery there is no
enr.h'y doubt; it is rs certain us any thing
in fn'uriiy can be.
That YOU nav know what reliance to
place on the above, I will merely stat" that
have been Gen. Cnmpbell's family phvsl-
clan. for the Inst fifteen years. saw him
on the Goth md 9th ult. while sick at Me-
Minnville and also since his return home.
Very respectfully. &c.
A. II. KING.
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Two SIDED PArER-The Hamilton coun.
'y (nd.) Register IS edited BY Wing and
n Democrat. each of whom stands up for
his own peculiar political faith. The saluta.
tory address says;
Every Democrat should take it, because
it is c Democratic paper. every Wing should
take i, because it is q Wing paper. 1t will
contain frc's and arguments Ior and against
the doctrines and doings Of both political
porties," &c.
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y ours, &C.
J. M. ANDERSON.

Keep out of debt all ye sons Of men,
avoid il as you would the plague, if you
would be happy when you rise or when
you lie down TO slumber. 1t has been said
by the voice Of inspiration that there is time
Tor all things but debt. 1t has not been
said that there is time for getting in debt,
and we often feel; that the majority of young
men trespass on the time divineIy appoint
ed to other things when they get in debt.
From the windows Of the debtors eyes all
nature seems clad in gloom and misery and
despair, earth has no charms, life no en-
joyment, md man reads his destiny IN de-
tails Of judgements, execution and jaiIs.-
Dent get in debt, brethren.
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THE NAVY IN THE MEXICAN WAR.-A
correspondent of the N. Y. Herald asks the
the reason why the navy who fought in the
Mexican war are excluded from any Parti
cipation Of the public lands. iLasmuch as
they fought and ,oilcd, undergoing as much
hardship and danger as tie army, particu,
RrIy the steamers Scourge, Scorpion. Spit
fire and Vixen!
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Whatever you do, do it willingly. A
boy that is whipped OF school never learns
his lessons well. A man that is compelled,
cares not how badly 1t is performed. He
,ha, pulls off his coat cheer(ully, STRIPS up
his sleeves 10 earnest, and sings while he
works, is The man for me.
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A DESPERATE REsoLvE.-The Lock.
port Daily Courier says: "There is le-
gend that merchant once determined 10
ruin himself by squandering his money in
advertising. but he found that the more he
advertised The richer he grew. until at last
he was obliged 10 give up in despair Of
ever effeeting his purpose in thar way
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AMERICAN ExTRAvAGANcE AND LUXURY.
1t has been stated to me by q dealer in
Cigars that the quantity imported in the
United States per annum, from Havana, il
seven hundred millions, averaging in value
twenty dollars per thousand. making the
enormous sum of fourteen millions Of dol
lars, which we pay for principally IN specie.
Is it ,rue2 If so, please give the parti-
culars, and oblige one who does not
"SMuKE."
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WoMAN's VILLA disappointed lover

Of or acquaintance, writes Os follows:
Dip the Atlantic ocean dry with tea
| spoon; twist your heel into the toe of your
boot: make customers perform their prom
Uses, ana SUBSCRIBERS pay 'he prh'eIi Senu
up fishing hooks with balloons, and fish for
stars; get astride Of gossamer and chase
comet; when the rain is coming down like
tha cataract Of Niagara. remember where
you left your umbrella; choke musquIlo
with brckbaI; in short, prove all things
hitherto considered impossible to be posi-
BILE but never attempt TO coax woman 10
say she will when she has made up her
mind to say she won't.
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k~"However dark and discons"'o'e
the path of life may seem to any man, there
is nm htur Of deep undis:urbed repose at
hand. when the body may sink into dream"
less slumber. Let no; the Imagination be
startled, if this resting place, instead ol be-
ing bed Of down, shall be bed of gravel.
or the rocky bed of the tomb. No matter
where the poor remains Of man may be-
the repose is deep and undisturbed. the sor'
rowful bosom heaves no more, and the tears
ure dried up in their fountain. the aching
head is at rest. and the stormy waves Of
earthly uibulation roll unheeded over the
place of graves. Let armies engage IN
fearful conflict over the very bosom OF the
dead and not one of the seepers heed the
spiri,-s,lrring triumphs, or respond to the
rending shouts of victory. How quiet these
countless millions sleep in the arms OF their
mother earth! The voice Of thunder shall
not awaken them-,he loud cly of the e'e-
menls. the winds, the waves, nor even the
giant tread of the earthquake, shall be able
TO cause inquictude in the chamber OF DEATH
They shall rest md pass nway-the great
battle shall be fought, and then small
voice OF first heard, shall rise to tempest,
and penetrate the voiceless wave, for o
trumpet shall sound. and the dead shall hear
his voice."
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STICK Pm RlGHr THERE!-A writer
in the Southern Recorder, speaking Of the
Constitutional rig Gof Secession, says:
This doctrine has been asserted upon
four distinct OCCASION in the United States,
and not ollener.
lst. The Federalists in the Hartford
Convention during the last war asserted ii.
Cd. The AboIllonis's. in their recent
Convention al Syracuse, n. Y, asserted II.
Sd. The Southern Rights Convention al
Charleston lately asserted il, and
4lh. The Mcdonald Disunion Ccnven,
ton at Milledgcvile asserted it.
This last body attempted to bolster up
their abominabIa faith. by referring 10 the
kentucky resolutions drawn by Mr.. JET
ierSOn.
This is false. Mr.. jefferson never sup
ported any such doclr ne. The whole Re
publican party way. opposed Secession
Iney opposed il on Sr nIr. JcG"rson's ad
mlnIstrallon, and under ,hat o! MIR. Mad
iscn. A, the ,ime OF Mr.. Jeilerson's las
election, on the day when the electors me
at Richmond to cast the vote oil tho Sa''
of Virginia for him. Il public dinner wa
given the electors, Judge Roane, the grea
friend of Mr.. Jefferson, presiding. The
regular toasts were prepared by his friends
aud that his opinions and those OF ~,
friends might be distinctly known, the fol
loving regular toast was drank with over
whelming applause:
1. SECESSION-H is treason! '-h0-,
.Macon (Ga.) Jour. & Messenger.
IMrcRTAHr ARREST .--Tuesday morning
a couple of officers from Virginia arrested
on the steamer Banner State, a man by the
name of John London, who, we believe
stands charged with committing forgerleS
and coun,erfeillng in Eastern Virginia.
He made desperate resistance. and at
tackled those who approached him with a
bowie knife. One of the men shot at him
without effect, when he was seIzed, i'm
media,ey placed in irons, and taken to the
mail boat to be sent back to Virginia. On
his person were several thousand dollars IN
good currency, and 81 600 in twenty dol
lar gold pieces.
The wife and children, together with
two slaves, were on the boat with Loudon,
accompanying hun &c Texas; and, before
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In regard to late scientific experiments, it
is said. that n little more brandy in your
water than usual. viii cause tina rotation
os the certh to be distinctly visible.
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A PROFITABLE NEwspApER.-lt IS report.
ted that the New York Tribune newspaper
will DIVIDE This year $S0,00O clear profit.
about $50 600 each to Greeley & McElralh,
and the rest to seven associates in the edl.
lorship and booking.
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A GuoD TURN.-k friend Of ours, some.
what of a wng TOO. while working in his
garden the other day, was accos,ed from
over the fence, by his landlord, with "Mr.
D., ri have to raise your rent next quar-
ter" 81 reely wish you would" replied
D., "for shall have hard work TO raise it
myself" Nothing he's been said about that
rent since.
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During the first six months Of the present
year tie crmmi,tuls tn the New York city
prison reached the astounding number Of
S,2l3, of which, according Ia the Official
report. $3.50 were foreigners.
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CAUTION TO LADIES "A Cincinnati pa.
per states that DR.. Muzzy was one day last
week called on to perfo. m singular opera
ton upon the head Of a young lady living
on John street, It appeared that she had
been in the habit of twisting and tying her
hair SO tightly that the scalp had become
parted from the skull, and it wns found ne.
cessary to open the scalp to remove the
matter which had accumulated beneath
This is the first cas-, of The kind we have
ever known.
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'.Tom," said an impudent wag to a cone
ccired fop, 81 know beautiful creature who
wishes to make your acquaintance"
d. glad to hear it--fine girl, struck
with my appearance. suppose. eh?"
"Yes. very much so. She thinks you'd
make capital playmate for q poodle dog!'
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The man that will take paper length
of time, and then send it back refused and
unpnMi for would swallow a blind dogs
dinner, and then stone the dog for being
blind.
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DAGUERREorYPE.-A woman's heart is
the only true plate for mans likeness. An
instant gives the impress ion and an oge Of
sorrow end change canno, efTace il,
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Tie legislature Of Virginia. last yenr,
abolished imprisonment for deb; in that
State. This ycnr, they hive gone back to
the old law. or something dccdcdly more
stringent. Under the law Of 1851, de5or
II lst be imprisoG four months. unless he
cen ret bail before the sheriff gets him to
the ail: once inside, bail will not be ac-
ceptcd! The only relief then. is to pay the
debt and costs. The law applies to nor.
residents, and persons Gin the opinion of
cred Ll,ors!) about to remove from the State.
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t; The C;reencviIIe Is. CO. Patriot thus
Grives long nail into the body of secession
ism 8 it exists in the Palmetto Kingdom
The hi. will tell in many other sections thai
we know of. 1t is one that finds proper
murk in almost every place where seces-
sionism hns votnries:-
"We said, too, that the largest s'nveiold'
ers in our country had not been the most
prominent in this agitu ton. It. looks bad
10 see little fellow who does not own
slave in the world, making such fuss
about not being nlIowed, oy tie federal gov.
ernment to carry his negroes to California!
and wishing to destroy the government,
and involve the country in revolution and
war, brcause this right has been denied nm
by the people of California themselves AL
tie same time, his ncighbor. who owns
hundreds of negroes does not feel that ms
property is injured, or his rights or ms =,
honor affected by the action of California"
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Tosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Int r 1S1l

Gen,lemcr-In reply TO yours of the lst
informed. thai al newspapers sent for n less
period than three months. OchcthCr sent
from The office Of publication or othcr'cise)
: 'yiII came under the head of transient news
n,ners. upon which the postage must be
nrcn,id d, the Office where mailed.
Very respectfully rour ob't. sarv'i.
FIIZ HENRY WARREN.
The postage IN paper weighing one
ounce or under, is ono cent when sent not
o,cr 500 miles; over 500 and no, over 1900
miles, iuo ceats; over 1900 and not over
,5Oo nilcs, three cents over 25OO, and not
over $500, four. cents; over 3oOO, fire
ccnIS.