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DELAWARE.

DELAWARE.
$500 From Wilmington, BY Newcastle, Chippsw,
Bridge, Black Bird, Smyrna, D6vss, c.
Canterbury, Frsdrica, Milford, and Mlrs
Georgetown, SO miles and back, nix times Y
with six times a week branch from Mlfoa
Cedar Creek and Draw Bridge, 70 ISss. u :
Leave Wilmington daily except Sunday sAsr an
Of Philadelphia mail, nay NJ l0l q m;
Arrive at Milford same days by Bpm
Leave Milford daily sxcsps Sunday Haami
Arrive At Georgetown same dayS by IAN;
Leave Georestovn danY sxesp, sds,AY I, 81 n,
q soon a Snow HUI mall hAs arrived q
am. !: Milford a. ~: Y, Y ,.gs,.
k s,: . Z & ssy :s e. ss s IL: e
with Philadelphia car, ~ " tpm.
Scketsis ~ Brs~s SsvsSes
Leave Milford daily exssp. sasd.y aissmi
Arrive At Lewc sane dAysN lpn;
Leave Lewes daily sxcsps Sunday st8a m;
Arrive q Milford ams days IN 6ms u conssd Z
thu Wilmington nail, ny BY fps.
1891 From Wilmington 70 Newcastle, s;x miles and 4
Leave wlmingson daily sxcsps Sunday aai u
Arrive q. Nswcastle aams days BY sap N;
A,. ssy $780,. s., :.s:gs $500 !. =
Avondale and Chatham, to Cochransvills, . Z
and back. thrss times vssk.
Leave waaingtsa every Meadsy. WEDNESDAY
E:.s. s. ssss.:.; ss; s.s:,.
and Friday st PM; i8.ts-
III. Arrive a WllminE,oo sans dsy, ~ I ? m. \
$500 From c.nsxsls Bddr, by MiadIstovn md
wick, to Cscilton, - miles and tsck, sx u
Leave CantvslIs Bridge daily sxespt Sspdy 4
arrival Of Wilmington mail, ay u 3pn;
Arrive Z. Cscilson SANE daysby epni
Anr. cs'sa s.H 'a ss. Ss :s ~.
1904 FROM Red Lion, to Sumait BnAsp, nils
|. baok, ak times weak.
Leave Red Lion daily sxespt Seuday I3 PM
Arrive At SUNNI. Bridge sane days by4 M
Leave Summit Bridge daily sxosps Sunday .
Arrive .. Red Lion same days BY II . m
se0s From ST. Georges, by Dshvsre Cny, to Poa /
miles and back, six times week.
Leave 81 Goorgsr daily except SUNDAY
dis,oy afssr arrival Of Wilmington mail, sJ'|
Arrive At Port Penn same days BY apmi
Leave Port Pssn daily sxnApt Sunday q sac
1906 From Smyrna to Lspsic, 8 miles aaA baei,
times q week. rtL 81 :,
Leave Smyrna every Tuesday, Thursday, and y
day at 10 AysG
Leave Lsipsie every Tussday, Thursday, and
day At ga m,
Arrive At Smyrna same days by 81 am.
9s07 From Canterbury, BY Aasssns Corner, =
Burrsvi'ls, Md, 70 Denton, IS m'''' a~
twice woek
Leave Canterbury every Monday and Fray \
am; Gb
Arrive At Denton sams days by l2mi.
Leave Denton every Monday and Friday "it
Arrive At Canterbury sams days BY ePn.
Proposals for once q wssk sss1jce viii - @"
9eO6 From Milford, BY Wiliansvil's, Dnd(.vnH
Cross Roads, Fedsralsbarg, aaa East ny
Md, 70 Cambridge, 81 atss And ea0'
week. ~.
Leave Milford every Tuesday cd Saturday az
Arrive at Cambridge sams days BY Q p -;
LAavs Cambrides every MSsday ard Fn'7
Arrive At Maiesd sAms days BY Sp n 4
$500 From 0eoreetown, BY Nilsbofo', DceeoeT
vile, 81. Martins, Md, Bshm hSv
Hin, Sandy Hill, hsratown, va,. al
Modesssown, Msnmphin, Asconesk = ~
ssek, Psneotsagus, Bsllshaves, "a
Johnsontovn, 70 EAssvilIe, l0 nAss
thtse tim4s week. r>a.,
Leave dsoTstown every Tuesday, IAur''''
Saturday, II l0h n;
Arrive At Snow HIlsans daJt bvSPm M
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ln0cpCOOonCc, h,) TS,(N A.
Philipsburg lohio) New Alexandra, Smilh6eld
and Cold Spring, to Cadiz, 40 miles asd back three
Leave Washington every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive At Cadir same day. y6pm;
Ls:v. Cad1 every Tuesday, Thursday, and sa'ur-
Arrive At Washington same days by s pm.
der.vlle. and Cherry Hill, to sieubsuvIIe, Ohio
20 miles and back, once week.
Leave Washington every Thursday at Sam
Arrive at 6tsubenvle same day by SPIN;
Leave Seubenv,ls every Friday at Gam;
Arrive At w Arlington same day by p m.
a. Indsy: Mis-, &%y, IN. na'.fR sn&i sp's to
Wayncsburg, 36 miles and back, week.
Leave Washington every Saturday al am;
Amvs at Wsynesburg Same day by 6pm;
Leave Waynesburg every Wednesday Jam;
Arrive Washington same day by 6pm,
eSn Fron Washington to Tayorstown, miles and back,
Leave Taylorstown every Wednesday, and Saturday
Arrive at Washington days by Bpm;
Leave Warrington every Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive Il T.yor.,own same day. by 5ypm
s5oe From Piasturg, by AIIesany, Duquesne Bakers.
town, Glade Mills, Butler, Hibsrna, Browning,on
Slippery Rock, North Liberty London, Mercer,
Harthegig, Exchangeville, Cusards, Mendvile,
woodooek, Rockdale, and Waterford, to Ene 1870
miles and back, daily.
Leave Pitxburg daily st9am;
Arrive Al Mercer same day by l0pm;
Leave Mercer daily at 3 am;
Anve at Erie same day by pms
Lave Ers daily at Sans;
Arrive At Mercer same day by Bpm
Leave Mercer daily 3 m
Arrive Al Pis'sburg day by9pm
$50 From Pttsburg, by Herrotsvile and Cannonsburc
TO w aahington, 26 miles and back, daily.
Leave Pusburg daily at 6a
Arrive At Washington day by l2m:
Lsavs Warrington daily pm
Arrive At Pittsburg day by m.
Proposals 10 extend this from Washington n
Whcsing, IVA } and to run by proposed schedule
that will facilitate the great mail for Wheeling and
points beyond, will BE- considered.
$3.50 Prom Pit,sburg BY Temperancsvile, Remington
Faysas, 6hirand, North Star Bavngon, Flor
sass, Paris and Holidays Cove, (Va,) to Stsu-
bsnvills, (0hio,) IL miles and back, s times a
vssk.
Prom 1a bns 10 Im NSvtu.S~.
Leave Pittsburg daily except Sunday at 8 an;
Arivs At SsubenviIe same day by 4pm;
Leave sisuteavile daily excspa Sunday a1sr srri-
val Of Wheeling mail, say 3pm;
Arrive at Ptshurg same day by IL pm.
From lt November to la juno.
leave Pusburg daily except Sunday at Gam;
Arrive a Sssubsnviiie sans days by 2pm;
lave seubsnvife daily except Sunday at m;
Assvs q P,.asbuE same days by 2 p m.
~ Ssa' f'''.Snrs, BY Anesany, West Manchester,
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Arrive a, Tsdion,e same day by l2mj
Leave Tedionts every Monday At pm;
Arrive at Iionesta same day by7pm
$3.50 From Meadvle by Hay sId fIarmonsbarg, Ron
ders, Sterlington, Conneautvile, Spring, Albion,
Elk Creek and PIstes, to Girard 81 miles and
Hay6sld % be supplied alternately with Harmons
burg, and Rundslls to be supplied alternately with
Sterlington.
Leave Msadvius daily except Sunday at6sm;
Arrive at Girard same days BY 5pm;
Leave Girard daily except Sunday q, SAM
Arrive q, Meadvls Same days BY P M; 90
1851 From Ttusvie, by Sugar Lake, to Meadsiie rs
miles and back week
Leave Tiusvills every Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Meadvile same day by 6pm;
Leave MeadvilIe every Tuesday att am;
Arrive Al Titusvie same day by 6pm.
1882 From Ssgersown, by Csssawago and Crossngv'e,
to Elk Creek II miles and back, twice week.
Leave Ssgerstown every Tuesday and Saturday at 8
Arrive at Elk Creek Same days by l2m;
Leave Elk Creek every Tuesday and Saturday al
Arrive at Sagerstown same days by Jpn.
$3.50 From Meadvis, by Meads Corner, Sugar Lake,
and Wilson's Mills, to Cooperstown, ~ miles and
Leave Meadville every Thursday at 5a
Arrive At CooPerstown same day by l2m
Leave Cooper.town every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Meadville same day by > pm.
1884 From Saserstown to Connsautvlo Is miles and
Leave Sagerstown every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Conneau,vlle same day by SPIN;
Leave ConneautvIo every Wednesday at 8 am;
Arrive at Sagerstown came day by IAN
1855 From Titusvo by Holland, to Perry 10 miles and
back twice a week
Leave TItusvlls every Monday and Friday at 8
an;
Arrivs at Perry day by IL nj;
Leave Perry every Monday and Friday at pm;
Arrive at Ttusvile same days by4pm.
1886 From Ki,taning, by Scrubgrass, Puneyvie, and
Punxutnwney, to Luthsrsburg, 56 miles and back
a week.
Leave Kitainng every Monday at am
Arrive at Punxutawney next day by I'm;
Leave Punxumwney every Tuesday at p ms
Arrive at Kittainng next day by pm.
1857 From Erie, by Mexican, Weiss Corners Edinboro
Venango, and Sagsrsown, TO Moadvilo 40 mios
and back, six times week.
Leave Erie daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Meadville samc day, by 6pm;
Leave Meadvle daily except Sunday OF m;
Arrive at Eric Same days by 6 m.
1888 From Waterford, by Union Mills, Wayne Colun,-
bus, Pine Valley, Lotaville, and Sugar Grove, TO
jamestown, IN. Y.,) As miles and back, twice a
week.
Leave Waterford avery Monday and Friday nj
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Leave Door Creek every Monday st2 pm,

Leave Deer Creek every Monday at rpm;
sx s.y Brighton
Ripple, Mount Jackson, Cross Cut. Newcastle
and New Wilmington, 10 Mercer, ~ miles and
back, six times week three times week only
during winter between Newcastle and Mercer
three of the six weekly trips between Beaver and
Newcastle to from Newcastle by Chenango,
Wertemberg, and North sewickly, and SO down
the east side of the river.
Leave Rochester daily except Sunday, after arrival
Of Pittsburg mail, say at PM
Arrive at Newcasds same day by SPIN;
nss, and svssy Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday
during winter at am
Arrive At Mercer same days by 3pmi
Lcaye Mercer daily except Sunday during summer,
and every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
during winter at ga mi
Arrive at Newcastle same days by 3pm;
Leave Newcastle daily except Sunday at AMI
Arrive at Rochester same days by pm.
1851 From Newcastle. by New Bedford and Pulaski, to
New Wilmington, 20 miles and back, three times
Leave Newcastle every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive !. New wilmington same day. by Lam,
Leave New Wilmington every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at IL mi
Arrive at Newcastle same day. y6pm.
Proposals TO go and return the Same days will DO
considered.
1858 From Newcastle, by Eastbrook, to Harensburg III
miles and back, once week.
Leave Newcastle every Tuesday at Sam;
Arrive at Harlensburg same day by II am;
Leave Harensburg every Tuesday at am
Arrive at Newcastle same day BY pm,
$3.50 Prom Mercer, by Clark, West Greenvlle, James
town, Adamsville, and Hartstown, to Espyv'lle' Al
miles and back, once week.
Leave Mercer every Tuesday at lpm;
Arrive al West GresnvlIe Same day by SPIN;
Leave West Greenvile every w Wednesday at . m
Arrive at Espyvle Same day by I'm;
Leave Espyvlle every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at West Greenyille day by Bpm;
Leave West Greenvile every Tuesday at 6am
Arrive at Mercer same day by ~ m. :,
$500 From Mercer by Delaware Grove, to West Green
vile, Is miles and back six times week.
Leave Mercer daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at West Grcenvile same days by 3 pm;
Leave West Greenvillc daily cxcep, Sunday at 2 I'm;
Arrive at Mercer days by 10 m.
1851 From Mercer by Wolf Creek, Harrisvie Anandalo'
Murrinsvlle, and Maple Furnace, to Lawrence
burg, IS miles and back, week.
Leave Mercer every Tuesday at 81 m;
Arrive at Lawrenceburg same day by SPIN;
Leave Lawrenceburg every Wednesday At an;
Arrive at Mercer same day by p m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
REPORT FROM THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.

REPORT FROM THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. GOODE. The Committee the Legislative
Department Of Government have instructed me to re-
port clause on the subject Of corporations, which they
recommend TO be inserted in the constitution. take
The occasion o that far individually con
c"rnei, Il las not nv entire assent
The SECRETARY then read the report, u follows
Corporations NAV be formed under general laws, but
shall nor be created bv special act. except for municipal
aud tanking purposes. All general laws and special
af' passed pursuan, TO this section may be altered from
Time to time, repealed. The term corporation in
hi' section mentioned, shall he Construed to Include
al associations and Joint stock companies, except for
"Sins lnirPoscs having any of the powers and priv
"eer' OF Corporations not possessed by individuals
partnerships And all corporations shall have the RICH
este nd shall be subject to be sued i'll all courts in like
''c; ~ natural persons.
~ report, on motion of Mr. GOODE WAS referred
'he Committee of the Whole, and ordered tn be
W. WISE would ask the Chairman Of the Com
Z III the Legislative Department, if they have dis
~, gH're!v of the subject of special legislation. If
V",t! beg leave TO suggest to the chairman of
mr.. e'n"", and to the committee itself, the pro
ia,o, ~ "'n, up the whole subject of special legis
,.,; ''' MI. in reference to the creation Of corpo
cbo, I' oi' I" every class Of Legislation More mis-
p,t gone, n my opinion, To the natural rights OF
-" the rights of the many against the few
/.
IF so,e'nmen,-by special legislation. This fashion
h.. P''' esisation-for it has become fashionable of
.,.,, MI specially in this community. not only in
., c creation of corporations, bit the creation
oe privileges in many objects Of legislation il
I'M, Tie most inportan: subjects to which nttcn
n,;s sa'' .. ':raw, am very thankful to the Com
i. I.. Va Tie Legislative Department for going far
propose 10 so in this resolution III respect to
I"'a'i''' and my only purpose in rising was to
co,n, !" my friend the chairman of the Legislative
that Of ON the 'G Lesss,ir s
10 this whole subject Of special legislation
n,peet in iny opinion, ought to be disposed Of
laws s and regulated, and determined by general
". -" ." GENERAL laws alone equal.
,,a. a "ooDE ! take pleasure in responding to the
m;,. OF my friend from Accon,ac that the Com
aS: ~ the Legislative Department. far rs | am
Oh The subject. have considered this matter 50
they ict 1t TO be essential either for the public
or :" far thes felt any obligation resting
r." themselves to do By adverting to the report
VIZ legislative Committee my friend will discover
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-18
MONDAY, .Iarch .. 1851.

The Convention met pursuant t" Adjournment.
No clergyman present.
The Journal Of the preceding day was read and AZ
proved.
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VII. ON horseback When carry according
seftseent and mode OF stated u,s route
advertisement VIII be considered offering only
- -
~ since ue passage Of the act Of March s45 descp
on Of bad has received IL specifics
but engages W cUfy the mail
uy inc terms oi the These bids called from
~ when hey are designated the books
has oeen decided amer mature consideration that bid
proposing specific mode Of high
morse coach transportation the bid The
psence Of the department enables TO lay down the following rules
When large require two ose
coach bid the lowest will be preierredo
specific bid
~ When mails such weight render il
enpeden reference them alone provide
preferred the bid 10 the of moderate
the the
with the policy OF The law, which looks
OF transportation Exceptions however, be
and manifest that the reasons for prelenng SPECIFIC
exist in his case
49, On Of the highest class coach or steam
nails the preference for the specific bid will carried
OF difference
subject, however, 10 the exceptions above stated
"a bid, ems tanta
bid, cannot be
regular competition, after the last
70 Posnasters required 10 be careful
hcenry OF guarantors suretes without
sons OF SUFFICIENT responsibility and all bidders
the contracts for the service
their legal liabilities will be enforced against
70 The contracts will be substantially
inns department. except IN the respects particularly mentioned
conditions
Offices at the ends Of the
more than eighty rods from the railroad or landing.
N, X. HALL, Postmaster General.
posT orrcE DErARrMssr, January l5 1851.
Jan 72-law4w
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United States Natl.

pRoPosALs for carrying The mails Of The United States from the
Juy 1851 Joh June, 1882 inclusive Iowa.
be received the contract Office OF the Post ohce Department
until Of the LIST OF April n5 TO
be by 10Th April 1851 The route and in the
ma aud time herein specified, VIZ
From Muscaiine s. a m, a week, Saturday;
BY Tpton Rome, Anamosa, Peaks Delhi, Eads Grove, and
Garnavilloi
To Prairie Chen by 70 M Tuesday, leo miles
And back between . m Tuesday and p IN next Friday
Tpton, connect with Of the
trips on rou i702 will be considered.
accompanied by signed by
responsible persons, the following MANNER VIZ
"The undersigned guaranty tha' ,ums
hid for carrying Prire du Chicn be
oepted by General shall into obligation
with good and sufficient sureuer perform the service
proposed =
accompanied by tho certificate Of postmaster
property
abb. 10 ma good their
The proposal should department. scaled, endorsed
445" and addressed TO the First Assist
anti Postmaster General.
For the prohibition bids resulting from combination, and the
terms and conditions which the be made the
asst annual advertisement. -
N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
Posr oruor DsrkHrsssr, feb, II, 1851
Eeh ID-lawiw
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~ thousand shares of thousand dollars Capital 81 0OO
number of shares be obtained by influential
capital special admitted
the revised of New York; free from
liability 900 cash,
certificates shares issued therefor return cent annually
prospect doubling whole, safe operations in
trade mining States
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As and Chief Agent of the Company
No. II Wall street, New York.
and responsible parties throughout Union
obtaining United States app-
and the association to be employed at diff
line Of and vessels be made
available the nails and freight and
from Europe Asia, Africa, Americas
business doing with Caifor
na Pacific, long supply gold
goods and manufactures will astonh the
and calculations therefor. And IT is this
and thereby that this association being formed
der firm and style of .. HOLDEN CO.,
Mercantile Commission Merchants, Banking
Insurance. Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 900 900.
Feb 2-u
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MORSE,s TELEGRAPH.

TUE Office OF the Western Telegraph Company removed the
rooms over Glnans apotecary shop Pennsylvania
few doors of Browns Hotel.
This the only direct line of telegraph from Washington
wheeling PitbuTg
ing to Detroit Chicago CINCINNATI Louisville Louis, Nashville,
Memphis, Vicksburg, and the whole country.
The northern Morse office National
Hotel
The street, opposite ntellsencer
Office
AMOS KENDALL,
Jan 7-du President Western Telegraph Company.
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Feb ll-dtMaT Is

A VIEW OF the Mstropolis.-We have been by
the pubsher) large thosr aphic
print Of the cities Of Washington and Georgetown The view is
the Capitol, and
while the border
objects Of in
CAPITOL Treasury, Smithsonian
Institution Presidents House, Post Once, Patent ohce City Hall
Statue Washington, Building Jackson Hail. Navy Yard
Georgetown College, Aqucduc Arsenal, Washington Monument
Observatory to be- and War Department The
question well executed particular and
circulation, II be had
publisher his stand Capitol, and the
this city Also small view OF Wash
ington letter paper.-kat INT
Feb Zaw3
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,gARsHAL.s sALE.-B

ARsIAL's sALEBy virtue of three writs of sri taeas,
vi clerks office of Of the District
OF Columbia for the county Of Washington, and to directed
shall public sale cash. Saturday. the 18th day of
O'clock front Of the courthouse door
county, following described lying and being in the
Washington designated the
OF Lot in 292 of lot 300 lot
800 lot % 327 lots . and ~ 6s
$40, lot j7l Of lot
2f, lot $685. half OF lot in
square 1866 1885, lot IL
$50 seized and levied and will
be satisfy iudcas Nos. o. and March, 1851
RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal District Of Columbia.
E.bI Mar
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Jan 7-dtf
A. IL q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS AND T.fILORS,

No 3O3 Broadway, OF Duane street,
Above the Hping House, Nep York,
DESPECTFULLY invite
IL their Of spring goods Of
which they prepared make in the best and
fashionable style their moderate prices Fresh
and vestngs latest mportaons elegant light silks
for dark do; patterns of Paris embroderies.
There skiu employed in this estahshmenone
coats and waistcoa Each de-
complete itself Army and uniforms
accuracy and despatch, and
Strangers who this metropolis will find this establish
everything perfect tit
N. b. PREMIeM wAIsTooATs.-These elegant wascoats that
were much Garden,
first premium by the American Institute at their late fair.
l5-dlm
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TIGHT THOUSAND volumes o. Books ~ Auction
II w NJ MORRISON will sell early in Februay,st his store
large and vansns
ieeop OF English books amongst splendid gale
ris- selected collector from the Library o. Lore
libraries during the st tWs's
month. Catalogues mry be had enry in February
Jap7 wv
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Richmond, Jan A. 1851.
IN Virginia, chap ll3 section o 40
hereby all whom u concern iha y sppesns
the OF Aenandra dated e
January 1885, and received into te land Once on
ob asy held the Soth day on
January, following lot OF ground was 'ound
lot OF ground In The town o. =.
the Of which Ehnabeh
died seized without heirs containing quarter 81 square
eschsaed tn. 2Sh OF January, ofot o", ~"
finding Of the jury upon notion qussneo W.
' '' $3.50 ~ PARKER
Jan oe--tavsw hsHs'e' bs"" '''o''
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Charles DE h~lhtnR.

Pennsylvauia Washington csmuis
soner New York, California, Minnesota and all the
Of the Union.
sELDINc having been appointed by the respect
i've governors Of New York California and the
other states Of the Territory Of Minnesota
the acknowledgment Of deeds &c. oers
his services of Washington and elsewhere
Feb l4-2aw
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WANTED, twelve months, toan ~ from
hundred dollars, for which good security
vii be given :. 80. - . s.y
Feb 9--3tcod. t.... n. +. 81
superior Chestnut rails Tor s~~-ln
ous OF me Psrsr Mil, Rock creek, or al my hm on
pney branch road, north IT Bndiscos !, suopu.urp
H-reode ''p"'''"'''''
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Form OF guarantee 10 accompany edch 6n.
The undersigned there
torsl there bidder bid
de the his tber) bid the mail
fruaA be accepted by the Postmaster General shall
entsr tto ts contract required by the Postmaster General
sueh bid
and s4mcisn suretes, to perform the service proposed"
Dated tSigned
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1851-01-10
Gen. Houston.

This Texan some days since passed through
our town on his way to Washington. ii tho llo-
tel whare he stopped. stopped also another feX-
an, a Mr.. Orlrond, they happening TO meet here,
Ormond was one of those sad instances Which We
SO often see OF TALENT ruinedby the too frequent
glass. He tight-gong up TO Houston, look
ing him sternly in the face, remarked, "And ycu
are Gen. Houston" Yes We'll sir, wait TO
know what right you had to give away 50 much
of the land of Texas to the Abc!i!ioEiStS." We
did not hear the Generals answer, but it should
have been that Of the man who stole from his
friend TO give to his enemy Men who were in
formed Oh the subject saw the imposition and vo-
ted against-but The mass of the people Of Texas
were gued by their office seeking Representa-
lives, and voted away their own property. r