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demonstrate the existence of a Ingli spirit of raJilr. fie filiation was lliun taken oil ttie motion to print, and it as decide in liw negative. A personal explanation took place between Messrs. Gwin. J.

TuoiarxiN, and Unsuoxa, with rrgurd lo former liobaLo on tbt subject ot the Mississippi bonds. Bill 643. On motion of Mr. ARNOLD, it wui resolved that the debute should reuse, at three o'clock, on bill 643, for the reduction of the pay of members of Congressper diem and tbe sume amount for every twenty miles of truvel, and for the reduction ol the pay and emoluments of certain officers of the federal Government in the civil departments of the same. The House then resolved itself into a Committee of the Whole on the state of the Union, for the purpose of proceeding to the considerution of the subject.

Several substitutes for the bill were submitted one by Mr. (J win to reduce the salaries of cerium officers of the federal Government twenty per prohibiting extra compensation, und providing that the pay of members shall be four dollars a day for the remainder of a long session beyond live months and another by Mr. Hunt, substituting un annual compensation of fifteen hundred dollars for the members, three thousand dollars for the presiding officers of the two Houses, and four dollars for every twenty miles of travel. After much conversation, and the absence of quiet, the committee rose without coming to any definite conclusion on the subject; when Mr. CUSJ1ING moved to reconsider the vote by which the bate on the bill was ordered to cease at three o'clock but the motion did not 3d, nays 110.

Mr. MALLORY moved a call the House, and asked for the yeas and nays. Mr. ARNOLD was understood to say that he hoped that the gentleman would not thus undertake to dodge the Question. Mr.

MALLORY replied that he never dodged, but always sailed under an open flag. Mr. ARNOLD told him to meet the question now. Mr. said that he would meet it here and elsewhere.

The yeas and nays were taken on the question whether there should be a cull of the House and it was decided in the 05, nays 130. On mot on of Mr. ARNOLD, the House again went into Committee und resinned the well rise at once. Gentlemen were designedly making a noiae. And he called on the Chair to keepordrr.

The voice and the gavil of the Chair partially produced this desirable result and an amei ilment was then adopted to the cflecl that members shall receive pay only for their actual attendance, rxrrpt in cases of sickness of themselves or families, or by leave of the llouve or Senate. Mr. MOORE moved to strike all after the enacting clause of the bill, and insert, that, from and after the cummencement of the next session of (Congress, earli member of the. House of Representatives and the Senate shall receive, during the session, seven dollars a "lay, four dollars for every mile of travel to and from the seal of Government; every member on taking the oath to support the (Constitution ol the United Stutrs, shall pledge his honor, in the presence of the House of Representatives, or the Senate, that he will strictly confine the franking pnvilege, with tegard to letters, to his own person; but he shall not be restricted from exercising the largest liberty in franking public documents to his constituents ami the country. The second lion proposed tlut privates in the army, and the Marine Corps, and the sailors in the Navy, shall have one dollar a month added to their pay.

On the question being taken, the amendment was rejected. Mr WISE mo' ed to strike out the word wherever it occured in the bill, and insert in hei thereof the word fourbut the motion did no' 56, noes 82. On motion of Mr. Pv.ndi.xton, the Committer rose, and, the Speaker having resumed the Chair the Chairman reported to the House that, for wan of tune, the Committee had come to no conclusior on the bill. And the Mouse forthwith adjourned SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.

Tuesday, February 14, 1843. Present as yesterday No. 25 John Lloyd to George S. Hough, in rrro to the Circuit Court of the I nited States for Alexan dria. jusiifr uciitcicu inr upiuxni um rourt, affirming the judgment of the said Cirrui Court in this cause with coats.

No 3'd M. A Connor, plaintiff in error, r.r. Her Bradley and wife. The argument of this rause was commenced Mr Brent for the plaintiff in error, and continued Mr Bradley for the defendants in error, and hv Mi Jf Brent for the plaint if) in error. i I lion or the bill.

Mr. HOLMES inored to umeixl it so as to allow members, instead of mileage, the actual expenses incurred, and a day for the lime necessarily occupied ia travelling 10 and from the seat of Government, instead of the proposed AC for every twenty lie argued that the scale set down in the bill would operate unequally. To illustrate this, he referred to the fact that from some sections of the country members can travel by railroads at the rate of two hundred and forty in.ks per day while, in other sections, the conveyance is much slower, and consequently more expensive. Mr. GUSHING opposed the bill; and, in the course of his remarks he said that as they were about to leave these halls, perhaps for bid adieu to one ought to be the last men of whom it should be said hereafter that their final aet was to degrade and humiliate the legislative power of the country by a reduction of the pay of the Congress of the United States, lie argued that should the principles of the bill prevail, the effect would he to exclude thousands of poor and meritorious individuals and give place to persons in affluent circumstances.

Mr. BE EBON said it had been alleged that there was a party in this country whose policy would reduce it to iron money and black broth. lie would, in order to show who that party were, advert to the yeas and nays given at the last session of the present Congress, fiom which it would appear that the Whig party, on the question of fixing a time for the redemption of specie payments by the banks of the District had voted, in principle, to make resumption here depend on redemption nowhere. The case was this. The banks of the District, finding that the banks at Baltimore had resumed, (that being one of the conditions on which their own resumption depended, by a law then existing,) applied to Congress to be txnktrtd, so that their resumption should be made to depend on Richmond alone.

It was the policy of that party, which, by expanding tlie currency over the greater part of the union about five hundred percent in the space of let years, and then contracting it to the same amount in lour yuan, had produced the present era of distress? of iron money and black broth, lie was then about proceeding to show what was the remedy for the evil, which gentlemen, by propositions for retrenchment, designed to the hour of three having arrived, he was constrained to take his seal without concluding his remarks. The question was then taken on the amendment of Mr. Holmes, ari it was agreed 98, nays lit. And a proviso was attached 10.1, nays the mileage of any one member shall not exceed A30U for a session of Congress. Mr.

WISE arose, am much confusion of tongues, to submit a proposition; and having in vain essayed to state what it was. Mr. ARNOLD, in a loud tone, said lie could not hear a solitary word. voice, "518 and laughter Gentlemen all around him were bellowing like hyenas. voice: "Go it!" and "order!" "order After the confusion had somewhat su' sided, Mr.

WISE stated his amendment, which he desired the Clerk to rite down, as follows: Provided further, that, besides his pay, no Senator shall be allowed any ration in kind other than beef, not roasted, and not to exceed, in cost, two dollars. laughter Mr. ARNOLD asked to amend it by adding: Except the Guard, who are to receive foreign missions after the 4tli of March. loud laughter, and cries of "548 Mr. W18E igood-humoredly) remarked that he would accept the amendment with pleasure, were it not for the reason that there was no member of the Guard in the Senate.

The CHAIR decided that the amendment was not in order. The confusion in the House at this stage of proreeding increased to such an extent, that Mr. ARNOLD was induced to say that, unless order was restored, the Committee might as official. AFFOIMTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT, By ami with the mlvut and conuiU wj the ikaaU Jamai L. Kowabih, Couimuaioucr of litrr or letters Heiuoiiiliig iu the 1'oat ndicc, atiiinglon ciljr, 15, a IVituiiu iitiiuii inir for in fh? 1- list will please say they are advertised A.

Anderson, Alear. AI John L. Adduuis, V. Allen, Mus Ann Agate, Allied T. Aduuii, Geo.

Anthony, Mrs. Avis II W.K. Agnice, Miss Louisa B. Brooke, Mr. Bergen, A.

J. Bales, Edgar II. Bissell, Lt. Simon B. Bell, Miss Susan C.

Buigess, John Belt, William M. Clias F. Boyle, Archibald Bacon, John Washington Bell, Andrew T. Burnett, Richard Bean, Benj. Bryan, D.

C. Brown, P. 11. Benlley, l)r. Henry M.

Burns, j. F. Barry, Bates, Mrs. Birckneud, Bollard E. Brown, Thomas Bundle, Mis.

Ann Bell, Col. John Bandell, A. Jackson Bales, K. W. llingcy Tlios.

T. Brown, Charles Berry, Saml. 11. At Co. Burgess, Geo.

W. Boman, Mr. Bowling, Richard Q. Birkeheud, Edward Briscoe, Mrs. James T.

Bryan, Mrs. Elizabeth Burgett, tl Misses Birdsall, Benj. Bryunt, Edwin Babbitt, Caleb W. Baily, Dr. William Barber, Mrs.

C. Beny, E. B. Bassett, Isaac Bushnell, William C. Clarke, William Cassidy, James E.

Clarke, Geo. Cruger, Daniel Crabb, Mrs. R. O. Crosen, Clarke, U.

8. N. Collins, James Coael, Chapman, Mrs. Marg. J.

Cross, Thos. B. Curson, Geo. 8. Mrs.

Mary A. Cramphin, Miss Mary Cook, Alfred Colley, James W. Clark, William Coulter, Miss Margaret L. Cole, Rev. Abraham Carter, Miss Maria Chuck, Joseph Clopher, Henry A.

Cook, Mrs. Catherine Candee, Charles Crabb, Horatio N. Cusack, Jane Cosbey, Wm. H. Campbell, Daniel Crawford, Geo.

W. Cochran, Joseph Caton, Edward Cooper, Martha tjasauove, reter uarey, isaac Clements, R. H. Coolidge, J. Colclaser, Miss Martha Cherry, Claton Chancy, Mrs.

Sarah Ann Chaney, Rignel G. Currier, J. Costigan, Mrs. MarthaK. Cumuiings, Mrs.

Theo. ll.Crowley, George. Coleman, William II. D. Drew, Edw.

M. Douglass, James Digges, Wm. Doughty, Thoa. Diggs, John O. P.

Delpliy, Alexander Davis, Joseph Davis, Genl. John Davis, Mrs. Virgin a Duncan, Mrs. Caroline Donaldson, jr. John Duncan, Alexander Dowling, D.

J. Damall, Francis H. Dashiell, Geo. W. Dixon, Augustus E.

Earle, jr. John Easby, Miss Cecelia J. Elliott, Mrs. Sarah Ann Ellicott, Elizlh. Eddy, P.

P. Edwards, Mr. Eberhart, John Elliott, Wm. T. Emmons, John Elder, of Ky.

Evans, Wm. F. Friel, Miss Grace Fowler, Thomas Forbes, G. V. 11.

Fletcher, Thos. J. Frank, John W. Foster, Jos. C.

Fry, Chas. Stewart Feuwick, Philip Frost, Dr. George Fallen, Chris'r Field, Col. of Wisconsin Freeman, W. 'A.

Flinn, Simon Fischer, Philip Fay, Thomas C. Farrer, Dr. S. C. Freer.

James B. Feyit, Geo. U. S. N.

Fanning, James G. Graff, Wm Gassaway, Sarah Gold, Col. Sleph. J. Godon, Lt.

Sylvanut Gait, Thomas Gary, J. E. Gray, Hiram Gordon, Miss Ellen Grosh, Mrs. Glasco, David Guy, James Gueista, M. A.

Green, John S. Given, J. E. Glynn, Com'r James Gillespy, John F. Guiltier, Mrs.

Aim Gordon, Geo. Gardner, Melzur Gordon, Richard Gorgous, 1,1. Josiah Guillon, Constant Goldschmidt, Gillespie, A. II. Hunt, Col.

II. Hickman, Miss Mary J. 11 arte, Edward Hammock, John L. Hope, Joseph Hunter, Miss Jenett K. Hare, lleinickey, Henry Hill, Itazen, Edward llamcrsly, John Haswell, John C.

Howell, E. G. Hemphill, John Hanson, Miss Betty Holland, John U. S. N.

Harshman, J. Haseall, C. C. Himesley, John Hitchcock, L)r. Chas.

Hunter, Tho. U. S. N. U.

S. A. Hubbard, John W. Harper. P.

Hanim ltd, Estelle Hunter, Thomas. R. Il.likey, Miss Maria J. Jones, Capt. FzcLiel Jackson, Miss Susan Jane Jones, Gen.

Geo. 5 Johnson, Thos. W. Jones, Henry Jackson, Richard P. Jones, Mid.

Copeland P. Johnson, Dearborn Independent, Editor of lngersoll, D. Johnson, Thos. B. Johnson, Jackson, Frederick K.

Knight, Peter F. Koebel, Jacob Krum, John Kennedy, Mahaly Kaz, Frederick Kleindensh, John P. King, Mrs. Christine Kibble, Alex. King, Miss Caroline II.

Kimball, Nathani I Kane, John K. ol Phi lad. Kelly, James Keithly, Isabel L. Low, Miss Mary J. Lanier, J.

F. D. Lee, John K. Ludlow, Gen. Benj.

A. ('apt. John Lindsay, Capt. Geo. F.

Laird, Luke, Charles N. Ionian, Gen. S. R. Mrs.

Lucker, Miss Ann i l.ee, Cnpt. Samuel Lemon, Rev. Nicholas. Lippard, George Lewis, Isaac W. P.

M. Mills, J. II. Marshall, Lt. John II.

Moe, Mrs. Lucy Ann Moore, Miss Susan Merry, Cornelius Moore, John S. Mitchell. J. T.

Maine, Tbos. I). Matthews, Col. Thos. J.

Mount, Sergt. Jnines Morrison, Alex. Mom I.iml. Mi? Martin, ('apt. Thos.

Morton, Col. Munroe, Edmund S. Milburn, Timothy Mosley, Spencer Martin, George Monroe, Mrs. T. J.

C. i Miller, John S. Mercer, Howard Moody, Ratherford Mitchell, I) I), of St. Louis Miner, John (colored) 1 Mac. Mr.Leod, John Mcintosh, John T.

S. McQuail, John Mcintosh, Alex McArthur, Lt. McKernan, Mrs. Isabella Mrt'losky, II. MeGouigle, Mr.

1 I MeDerroot, W. McDevit, John N. Nicholas, Mrs. A. Newton, Lt.

John Nevitt, Miss Charlotte Nevit, James Nottingham, Mrs. Mary A.Nicholson, John Nailer, Mrs. Cecilia o. Owens, Thos O'Sullivan, Thomas Owen, J.din O'Bryan, I P. Page, Mrs Eliza-2 Partridge, Capt.

Alden Page, Miss Harriet Powell, Henry M. T. Poe, jr. Geo Perine, Wm. Poor, Mr.

of Va. Pigott, Mrs. Mary Ann i ant roxaiiA. I ortrr, Prrkham, Rirhard Penny, Mil' Sarah Ann Preston, jr. Poindexter, (ten Penny, Capt.

Henry Prrttyman, Mary Prrntia, Joseph Patterson, Martin IMi II i a tjuailes, John Hichaid 'K Quecu, Miss Mary fc-a Kccil, J. Holler, A ItiiiK, lJ. John Lewis Hubintun, M. G. Haub, Geo T.

Hathbone, Heed, Lea is G. Abraham Heed, L. V. Kodgcrs, Col. John A.

Hawlings, A. Robertson, H. Roberts, Mrs Col. Reynolds, K. II Randolph, Wm M.

Robey, Harsh Ryan, John A. Hobniion, jr. Col. Win. Rypma, K.

Reynolds, James RanCord, W. How land, J. K. S. Sliede, J.

Hie wart, Mian Khz: a be III Hands, 8. Stephenson, Miss CathaSwifl, J. Sidney rine SwarU, Mr. Sawyer, G. U.

Wiu. Lawrence Htulkert, To Smith, Her. Fierier G. Saiitangelo, O. De A.

Scott, Henry Slielton, Robt. 1J Smith, Smith Seidell, Mrs. Catharine Smith, James Thus. Soper, William Starke, P. Stalker, Gilbert Sprigg, Michael C.

Bhedell, George Smith, Lewis Sylvester, George Stilh, T- S. Stewart, Miss Francis Smith, John G. Simpson, N. Smith, It. A.

Seidell, Miss Louisa L). Smith, Geo. Stewart, Donald Stith, SUilwell, Silas Smith, John George Summers, Henry Smith, John Lewis Strickland, onreeve, Mem. marling, Smith, Col. Wil iamson-SStarling, Roderick Jane T.

Towles, Turner, Wui. E. Todtl, Henry Thompson, Mrs. HarriTwijgs, Col. D.

E. et M. Trail, Perry Turtou, J. Thomas, Maj. Charles Thomas, Mm.

Elizabeth Thomas, A. M. Thomas, W. Thomas Taylor, Robert Topin, Sarah Thompson, J. G.

Thompson, Geo. N. Talhert, Geo. W. Thomas, VVui.

Taylor, Mrs. Ma Thomas, WelJuian Thompson, Joseph U. U. Upshaw, Edward I jnhur, I lenrj V. Vernon, Mr.

w. Worth, G. A. Watson, John R. Wells, Miss Mary Ann Webster, Ira White, John Wagler, Mrs.

Catharine White, Miss Ellen M. Washington, 1.. White, Thos. P.N. Williams, John W.

Wise, M. Woodside, Preston K. White, Miss Mary Wayser, Charles Webb, Robert F. Williams, Hherrod Wood, Mrs. A.

C. Walker, Saml. P. Winters, Wm. D.

Watkins, Iiezekiah Watson, John Washington, Burdett Walker, W. S. Wilson, Wm. Walters, Chas. W.

Willett, Cephas F. Whittle, Williams, Win. Werner, Thos. W. Waddell, W.

C. II. Watson, William Whitmore, J. C. Y.

Young, Alex. H. Young, A. W. Young, Lt.

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GUAM) F.XHIMTION FOR FIVE NIGHTS. (Commencing Monday, Feb. 13th, and every evening except Tuesday,) At carraiv Rai.oon. JCy 8IONOR BLITZ, Professor of Thaumatur- gics, has the tenor to infot the ladies and gentle-j men of Washington and its vicinity, that be will give 1 an Entertainment as above stated, and be trusts that from the unanimous approbation conferred on bis performances in twenty-four Slates of the Union, by all classes of he will merit a continuance of that patronage which it lias been his pride to acknowledge and liis study to deserve. Signor BLITZ can create more laughter and amusement, during his performance, than any other Professor.

lie can produce, from a small quantity of Bird Seed, the choicest Sugar Plums and Bon- Hons for the Ladies He can also obtain from abundance of the choicest Fruits, ulc. for his Fair Visiters. Tin Dkcihtioni will defy the most penetrating! eye the hand in every instance will elude the closest otiserver, and will atford a convincing proof that the K.nchanters of old exercised a powerful influence over the people by the introduction of their marvellous experiments. Thx Ami'Scmknts will illustrate the Artsand Mysteries of the Ancient Mag Hindoo Brahmins, Kgiptiau and Indian Jugglers. The Stage ill be decorated and resemble the Mystic.

Halls of the Cabalistic Art, in which will be displayed Signor Blitz's extensive Cabinet. During the Evening Signor Blitz ill introduce VENTRILOOUISM. The Evening's will conclude with the celebrated DANCE OF DINNER PLATES ON A TABLE Accompanied by Music. JL'J-A DAY PERFORMANCE, on SATURDAY 1 AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, for the accommodation of Families. Adiiossion SO half price.

A ticket to admit two Ladies and a Gentleman (I. To commence at half past 7 o'clock, and conclude at half past 9. Tickets may lie obtained at the Bookstores of Messrs. Fisher, Tay lor, and Farnhain. Private Performances and lassons given to parties at their houses, on application to Signor It from whom may lie puiehasrd a variety of Family Amusements, also instructions in Ventriloquism.

feb WASHING! ON CITY ft ATM tot '-ale by JOHNSON ft CALL AN, Feb street. PASTRY AND FRENCH COOK FROM PARIS. ALEXANDRE rrsjwctfiilly informs 1V1 the ladies ami gentlemen of Washington that I.no IKa ahnvp. liiuinMA and ih now ready to make French dishes and Pastry of all kinds for families wishing to lie supplied he cooks dinners for private families, and suppers at the shortest notire on very reasonable terms. He has located himself at Madame Hihlcr's corner of and Hth streets, where he can always lie found ready to receive orders.

Mr. Alexandre would be very glad if six or eight gentlemen would form themselves into a club, where he would try his art. He could procure for that purpose a parlor and dining-room at Madame Hihler's lee Cream, Jellies, Charlotte Kusse, and in fact every article in his line Two Parlors and two Bed rooms to let cheap. Inquire as above. feb LEMON CKACKERS.

WT lo t'IP public this morning a new article YV in the Cracker line, which we flatter ourselves is superior to any thing heretofere in the We respectfully solicit our friends to give them a trial. THO. HAVENNER A SON, street, between and 6th streets. We also offer Water, Mutter, Hngsr, Soda, and Dyspepsia Crackers, and Pilot and Loaf Bread, of the vary liest quality. feb TlII A SON.

POR comfortable and genteel two 1 story brick dwelling house situated on 12th street near Pennsylvania Avenue, at present ocoupied by Mr C. Ames Immediate posse-sion given Foi terms, apply to Mrs C. ALEXANDER, Pennsylvania Avenue, betwean 12th ami 13th streets I)tt()POHALb fur carrying the of lli( UuiI SiuUa Hum the let of July, IS13, to the 30th ut IS17, ill Virginia, Nuiltl Caroliua South Caiolma, mill Oeoiuia, will be leceived at the Contract OHiie of the I'oal Office Danaitioent, in thu City ill Waahillgton, until 3 o'clock, P. of ihn I3ih day Iif Apill, IISJ3, (lobe decided by the lilli day of May) on I he route. mil In the maimer ami tune herein aynciliid, via IN VIRGINIA.

26J9 From Alexandria, D. to High Schoola and Seminary, Virginia, tlnec and back, once a week. Leave Alexandria every WeJneaday at a rn, arrive at Seminary name day by 'J a in Leave Seminary every Wednesday lit 11 am, arrive at Alexandria aaiue day by 12 in. iLjc" lor Ill-weekly service will be consider ej. 2G50 From by Morganlown, Grand Jacksonville, Blurksville, and Seeling Creek, to Wheeling, 114 aiiJ back, once a week.

Leave Braiiilonvil'a every Thursday al a rive at Whirling Saturday by in Leave Wheeling every Sunday al a hi, arrive ut Br.iinionville Tuesday ly ui. 2G51 From Bu klev's Milla by Gueat'a Sla'ion, 1 he Found, arid Three Forka (of Powell's river,) to Turkey Cove, GO iii i Ira and back, once a week. Bnkley'. Milla every Fuday at 8 a in, artive at Turkey Cove next day by B. Leave Turkey Cove every Wednesday al 8 at Bicklry'a Milla next Jaya by in.

2G52 From Blue Sulphur by Palestine and Egypt, to Bed Sulphui 30 and back, once week. Leave Blue Sulphur every Wednesday lit 8 a in, urrtve at Bed Sulphur aaiue duy by ITL we Bed Sulphur every Thuraday al 8 a arrive at Blue Sulphur aauie Uay liy in. 2G53 From to liilLville, 50 and back once a week. Leave Chiistiunsburg every Thursday at 8 a in, arrive al llillaville next day by I tu. Leave liillsville every Friday at 'J in, arrive at Clirisuansburg next day by 8 in.

2G54 From Ebzabethtown by Nubb Fork, lo Mid dlebourne, 45 and back, once week. Leave Elizuhelhtovvn every Tuesday at 1 ui, arrive at Mnldlebourne next day by nt. Leave Middlebourne every Monday at am, arrive at Ebzabethtown next day by 12 ill. 2G55 From Fincaatle by Tazewell c. to Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, 215 miles and back, once a week.

Leave Fincastle every Monday at a arrive ut Cumberland Gap next Friday by iu. Leave Cuinbeilund Gup every Monday at a ui, arrive at Fincaslle next Friday by m. for two-horse coach service, also for four-hoise coach service, will be considered also for semi-weekly service. 2G5G Fioin Hansonville by Moccasin Creek, to (Tuillerisvdle, 27 miles und back, once a week. Leave Hansonville every Wednesday at 8 a in, arrive at (Tuillensville same day by 5 iu.

Leave Guillensvillc every Thursday al 8 a ni, arrive al Hansonville same day by 5 in. Leave Jtoutn 1'oint I in niay at a arriva ai Shrlhy ilav hy 5 21(52 From Shrlliy to Voikvil'r, C. 35 I anil track, oner a week. Shrlhy every Momlay at ti a arrive at Yorkrilh' ilay hy li in Leave Yorknllr rvrry Turailav at ti am, arrive al Shrlhy aainrilay hy ti in 129.VI From South Waahinuton hy thr home mil Armstrong, to Wilmington, 33 uulra an.I hack once a wrrk brum Hulsleiu lu 30 miles anu back, unci' a week. Leave Holslein every Thursday at 8 a arrive at Estillville same day by 0 in.

Leave E.lillville every Friday at 8 a ra, arrive at Hulstein same day (i in. 2058 From Jarrult'a Depot to Pleasant Grove, 70 miles and back, once a week. Leave Jartoil's Depot every Wednesday at 0 a ui, arrive at Pleasant Grove net I day by 0 in. Leave Pleasant Grove every Fiiduy at ti a in, arrive at Jarrott's Deiiot neil day by 0 m. 2059 From Lynchburg to Pedlar's Mills, 15 miles and back, once a week.

Leave Lynchburg evety Wednesday at 7 a arrive at Pedlar's Mills same day ly 12 in. Leave Pedlar's Mills every Wednesday at 1 pin, arrive at Lynchburg sume day by ti in. 2060 From Lynchburg by Cheese Cioek Logwood's Store, 20 miles and back, onue a week. Leave Lynchburg every Friday ul (J a in, arrive at Logwood's Store same day by 12 111. Leave Logwood's Store Fnday at 1 arrive at Lynchburg same day by 7 in.

2601 From Morgantown by Grandville. Carraichaeltown, Pennsylvania, Ginger Hill, and to Pittsburg, 80 miles and back, once a week. Leave Nkorginlown every Wednesday at 6 a in, arrive at Piliaburg next day by 8 Leave Pittsburg every Fnday at 6 am, arrive at Morgantown next day by 8 in. 2602 From Middlebourne to the house of Mr. Hon kins, on the Northwestern Turnpike, 35 miles and back, once a week.

Leave Middlebourne every Wednesday at 6 a arrive at lloskin's same day by 6 in. Leave lloskin's every Thursday at 6 a in, arrive at Middlebourne same day by ti in. 2603 From Nevvbern bv Back Road, to Wytheville, 30 miles and back, once Leave Newliein every Friday at 8 a in, arrive at Wytheville same duy by ti in Leave Wytheville every Saturday ut 8 a in, arrive ut Newbern same day by 6 in. 2004 From Old Chuich by Piping Tree Ferry and King William to Lanvsville, 2 1 miles and back, a week. Leave Old Church every Wednesday at 0 a ar- 1 rive it Lanrsville same day bv 12 ill.

Leave LaneSville every Wednesday at 1 ar- ive ai Old Chuich same day by 8 in 2005 From Sharon to Chatham 11 II, 10 miles and back, once a week. Leave Sharon every Monday at 7 am, arrive at Chapel Hill same day by 12 m. Leave Chapel Hill every Monday at 1 tn, arrive at Hhnrun dnv l.v 0 II III 2Gt)ti From Weston to Lewisport, 40 anil liack, a week Lave Weston every WeJnesday at a in, arrive at Lewisport same day by 7 in. Leave every Thursday at (i a in, arrive at Wealon same day by 7 hi. From Wheeling by Beeler'a Siaiion, Sockman'a und Fish Cieek, lo Wo dland's, 44 miles and baek, once a week Leave Wheeling every Thursday at a arrive at Woodland's neit day by 12 ni Leave Woodland's every Friday at 1 in, arrive at keeling neit day by ft in.

IN NORTH CAROLINA 2944 From Aqualln, (on Shoal creek, in Haywood county,) by Win. F. McKes's, (in Macon county,) lo James ille, 50 in lea and bark, once a Week Aqualla every Tuesday at I arrive a' Jameaville neat day by 7 Leave Jauiesville every Monday at (i a ni; airive at Aqualla neit day by 12 in 2945 From Gravelly Hill or Kl label blown to the house of Rnlwrt Melvio, on '1'urnbull Creek, Hi Bladen county, 20 miles and bark, once a week Leave Gravelly 11 ill every Tuesday at I ar live at II. Motrin's same day by Leave Melnn's every Tuesday at 5 a in; arrive al Gravelly Hill same Jay by 12 ill 29lli From llillalmro by Rock Cr-ek and Long's mills, In Ashborough, tit) miles and bark, once a week. llillslioro eyrry ThuraJay at (I a in; arrive al Ashboro neit Jay bv ti ni Ashboro' every Saturday at a'm; arrive at Hi Islsiro' neit Jay by in 1 2917 From Jefferson lo Marion, Virginia, 40 mileand back, onro a week.

rvrry at a ui, at Marion aame Jay hy ti in Leave Marion every Thurtday at 6 a ariive ui Ji Hereon aame Jay bv ti in 1H From Lexington by Guilford rniinly, to the house ol Smilh anJ Bairinger, up on the Yadkin river, lb tnilea and back, oner a work Leave Lexington every Saturday al (i a ni; arrive al Smitb llarringrr'a aaineilay by 11 a in Leave Smith A Rarringrr SaturJay at I arrive at Leiingion aame Jay by ti Fiuin Lrwiaburg to Coolejr'a Stoie, milee an back, once a week. Leave every FriJay at ti a arrive at Cooley'e rstore aame Jay liy 11 a in Leave Cooley'e Store evcy FriJay at I pin; arrive at Lewieburg tame Jay by ti 2950 From Koilmrougli to Fleaannl Hill, 10 niilea anil a week Leave Ro thorough every SaturJay at a aithe In I I K'HRlini i i in nay oy am Leave Pleaaanl Hill Snturilny at 12 arrive at Rn xhofough day by 2 2H5I Prom Shelby to South Point, .21 ami bark, once a week. Leave Shelby every Monday at a artive at South Point aanie day hjr Leave South Waabiujlon ever; Tliuiaduy at 7 a ui, arrive al Wiluiuijjlou day by 0 in Leave ever; Friday at 7 a uij arrive at South Wa.hint/ion name da; 6 tu Krum T'urke; Creek Spring Creek, Fnte'a Cle.k ami Crabllue, lu uyiiraville, 25 nil lea and back, ante a week. lauvr 1'urkry Creek ever; Friday at 11 a tu, ar. al WavneaviUe day by 7pm Leave Wnym aville ever; baiurduy at ti a ui; arrive at Turkey Creek aaine da; by I in 'dy55 Froui Wilkealxiro' by Deep Cap, Couuael'a Store, 3f? uiitee and back, utice a week.

Cento VV mvii TiiiUv iii li a nr arrive ril Counsel's Kluff same day by 111 l.favc Counsel's Siuif every Saturday at a in, arrive at ilkesboro' aim' day by ti IN SOUTH CAROLINA. 3182 From Adam's Run tu Ldisto island, 13 miles uud back, uncf a week. Leave Aduui'e Run every Wednesday at 0 a to; arrive at Ivlistu lalund aaiue day by II a tu Leave Kdisto lalund every Wednesday at I ui; arrive ul Adam's Run same dav by ti Proposals fur eeiiu weekly or in-weekly service will be cuusldi led 3183 From A kin lo Treadwuy's Bridge, 23 milis and back, once a week. Leave Aikin every Thursday ai 5 a arrive at Treadwuy's Bridge same day by 12 Leave Treadwuy's Bridge every Thursday at 1 arrive ul Aikin same day by 8 J) 3184 From Cunwaytbomugh lo Fair Blull, N. C.

13 miles and hack, once a week Leave Conwayslioro' eveiy Monday at 3 a in; arrive ul Fair HlulVsnue day by 8 Leave Fuir Blull every Tuesday ul 3 a arrive at Coiiwuysboru' sitne d.iy by 8 in 3183 Front Crowder's Creek, N. C. by Bethel, lo Yorkville, S. C. 13 miles and back, once a week.

Leave Ctowder's Creek every Wednesday at 0 a in; arrive ut Yoikville same day bv 11 a tu Leave every Wednesday at I pin; urrive at Crowder's Creek same day by 0 31 HI! From Greenville Miller's, Brookman's, Cushville, Woodrull's, Van Fallen's, William Gold smith, jr's, and Dr. Austin's, to Greenville It, equal lo 30 utiles and hack, once a week. Leave Greenville every Friday at ti a arrive ul Greenville next day by li in 3187 From Ilurrirune lo lluncockville, 20 miles and bank, once a week. Leave Hurricane every Friday ut 5 a in; arrive ut Unncockville same day by 11 a Leave lluncockville every Friday at 2p in; arrive at Hurricane same day by 8 3188 From Lincolton, N. C.

by Long Creek Shoals, Falls, and Crowder's Creek, to Yorkville, S. C. 37 1-2 miles and back, once a week Lincolnton every Wednesday at 5 a in; arrive at Yorkville same day by in Yorkville every Thursday at 5 a in; arrive at Liucolnlon same day by (i tu 3180 From Marion by Britlon's Heck, to Con way shorn' 10 utiles and hark, once week. Leave Marion every Sunday at 5 a in; arrive I ul Con aame day by 7 iu Leavi Con waysboro' every Monday at 5 a in; arlive at Marion li aame day by 7 hi 3P.W From Travellei'a Rest to Pumpkinlown, It) Oiilra and back, once a week. Leave Traveller's Rest every Wednesday at 8 a in; arrive at Runijikinlown same day by 1 in Leave Pumpkintown every Wednesday at in; arrive at Traveller's Rest same day by 7 in 3191 From Winnsborough, by Grayden'a to Rocky Mount, 2.7 miles and back, once a week Leave Winnsborough every Thursday at 8 a ni; arrive at Rocky Mouni same day by 4 in Leave Rocky Mount every Friday at 8 a ui; arrive at Winnsborough same day by 4 IN GEORGIA.

3381 From Albany to GO miles and back, once a week. Leave Albany eveiy Wednesday at 0 am; arrive ai Thourasville next day by in. Leave Thomasville every Fiiday at a iii; airive at Albany next day by ti in. 3385 From Albany, by Cuthbert, to irwinton, Ala 90 nnles and back, once a week. Leave Albany every Monday at 4 a arrive at Irw inton next day by 8p in.

Leave Irwinton every Wednesday at 4 a rn; arrive at Albany next day by 8 in. 33SG From Americus, by Lumpkin, Irwinton, Clayton, Monlevallo, Montezuma, Covington, Carrington, and Fort Cra wford, to Blakely, 300 miles and back, once a week. Leave Americus every Monday ai am; arrive at Rlukely next Monday by 6 pin. Leave Blnkclv every Sourday at a in; arrive at Americus next Saturday by 8 pur. 3387 From Americus to Cuthbert, 50 miles and back, once a Week Leave Americus every Wednesday al a in; arrive at Cuthbert next day by 11 a in Leave Cuthlierl eveiy Thursday at I in; arrive at Americus next day by ti p.

ill. 3388 From Cassville, by Etawah Valley, to Van Weil, miles and back, once a week Leave ille very Wednesday at 8 am; arrive at Van Wert same day by 4 m. Leave Van Wert every Tuesday at 8 a ro; arrive al Cae-ville same by 4 pin 33N9 From Covington to Oxford, 10 miles and back, onre a week. Leave Covington every SalurJjy il arrive Oxford nmc day by in. Leave Oxford i vory Saturday at 4 in, arrive at Covington nmr day by 7 m.

F.om Forayth, by OH Store, Pine Flit, 1111 a III (Pike Plea-ant Grove, Bear Creek, and Fm-ti rville, to Whitehall, 70 mill a and bark, once a wpik. Leave Fowyth every Wrdnenday at 0 a in; arrive at Whitehall next day by ti ni. Leave Whitehall every Friday at ti a in; arrive at Forayth next day by ti pin. 33111 From Franklin, by i Weliadka.Standinj? Kock and Frei'onia, to Ala 4(1 and bark, onre a week. Leave Frankbn every Friday at 5 a in; arrive at Chaintiera aame day by 7 in.

Leave Chamliera li every Saturday at 5 a arlive at Franklin tame day by 7 in. 33d'2 From Hermitage, by Harden Milla, lo Mmrial 30 and bark, oner a week l.eavr Hermitage every Tueaday at a III; arrive at Mineial Spring- came by ti in. Mineral every Wodneoday at a arrive at Hermitage came day bv ti 3303 From It wint die, by John and I to 'l'roupville, ni and bark, once a week. Leave Irwinville every Wedneaday at (i a in ainve at Tmupville next day ti pin Leave Troupvdle every Monday at (i a atriveat Irwinvdlri next day by (i in. 3304 From by Irwinville, to Albany, and bark, onre a week.

every Tuemlay at fi a arrive at Albany r.exl Thuiaday by I'd in. Leive Albany every I'liutaday at I arrive at next Saturday bv 33Hfi From Sum inervillp, Flat, Station, and Spring, IV, to Cleveland, and bark, once a week. vi i I jarss.intone ever, at Cleveland ncii I'l li pin Clnelinil every Monday at li a arrive al Jark -tonvillc lint 'I'tiuiatlay liy (i in. 3396 Prom Lanier, lay Tntcwcll, to Lumpkin, 70 mi If. and hai a wn Lcavr Lanier every Wednesday it li a in, arrive al Lumpkin ntlldiv li ni Leave Lutnpk every Tliurad.iy at 0 a in, arrive al Lanier ncil day by li m.

3307 From Lafnyeiie to Dadec li, 30 milea and back once a week Leave Lafayette every Wednesday it Hi arrive al Dadre. same day by lip in. Dadec every Thursday ilHam, arrive al Lafayette tame day by 6 in 3398 From Newnan, by Orr'? Stand, to Frankiin, 'JO miles and back once a wotk Leave Newnan every Thursday al 5a arrive al Franklin aameday by IJ m. Leave Franklin eveiy 'I huraday at I arrive at New nan same day by 3399 From New (by the railroad bridge on the I)alenoulla river, through ihe valley of Armurhee) by Lifayetlv, to Dade 70 miles ami Itark, once a wet k. New Krhnta very Fmlay al (i a arrive al Dadec neit day by li pm Leave Dade every Monday at li a arrive al New Li nrii day by (i 3100 From Sanderaviile, by John Ivey'a, to Buffalo, to miles and back, once a week.

Sandrrevillr ferry Wrdnraday at a in, arrive at Buffalo aainr day 1 in, Buffalo rvrry Tiiufaday at a arrivr at Sandernvillr mnr ilay l.y 1 m. 3401 Prinn Spring Plarr, Ivy Croaa I'laina, Ruil. ird'a Rooat, Mrdie ut Flat fayrttr, Sunnnm; ir, Unpkinavilr and Odar Bluff, to Jarkaonvillr, 190 inili-a and hack, a werk. I Spring Plarr Monday at 0 a ar I or Jai inville Wrdneaday by 6 in, Leave Jach-onvl a every Thursday bam, Spring Place lie 11 Saturday by tip it Fioui Truupville to Suwannee Springs, 50 miles it back, once a Week Leave Trnu pv die every Monday at a ui, arrive at Suwannee Springe uesl Jay by I'd ui. Suwannee Springs every Turaday 1 ui, arnvi at Trouiville uelt Jay by 7 m.

ddod Fiuiu to Mount Pleasant, dO wiles and back, uncr a week. la avu Wuresbwaugh every Friday at 0 ui, arrive at Mount I'lraaanl same day by 6 in Leave Mount Pleasant every Saturday, at a ui, arrive al Warcsbofo' aame day by 0 III NOTKS. 1. Seven minutes are allowed tor opening and closing the mails at all otliecs, where no particular tiuic is specified. Post CNBce blanks, and mail bugs, are to be conveyed without further charge on mail lines admitting VI Mini conveyance.

3 In nil cum, there is to be a forfeiture of the pay of the trip, when the trip is not run a lortciture ot at least one-foui tli part of it, when the running or arrival is so far behind lime as to lose the ooonection with a deluding mail und a forfeiture of a due proportion of it, when a grade of service is rendered mferior to lh.it in the contract. These forfeitures may be increased into penullies of higher amount, according to the nature or frequency of the failure and importance of the mail. 4. fines will he imposed, unless the delinquency he satisfactorily explained in due. time, for failing to take from, or deliver at a post office, the mail, or any I 1 part of it for sullering it to be wet, injured, lost, or destroyed for conveying it in a place or ii aimer that exposes it to depredation, loss, or injury and for not arriving at the tunc set.

And for setting up or running an express to transmit commercial intelligence in advance of the mail, a penalty will be exacted equal to a quarter's pay. 5. The Postmaster General may annul the contract fur repeated failures; for violating the Post Office laws for disobeying the instructions of the Deportment lor refusing to discharge a carrier hen required by the Department fur assigning the contract without the consent of the Postmaster General, or for setting up or running an express as aforesaid. j. (i.

The Postmaster General may alter the contract, und alter the schedule, he allowing pro rata increase of compensation, within the restrictions imposed by law, lor the additional service required, or for the increased speed, if the employment of addi tionui stock or carriers is rcnuercu necessary, um me i contractor may, in sucli case, relinquish the contract, on timely notice, it he prefers it to the change. He may also discontinue or curtail the service, he allowing one month's extra pay on the amount dispensed with. 7. The payments will he made through drafts on oltices or otherwise, after the expiration of each quarter, say in February, May, August, and November. 8.

The distances are given according to Ike beat information but no increased pay will be allowed, should they prove to be greater than is adver tised, ij the places are correctly named. 9. The I'ostmaster General is prohibited by law from knowingly making a contract for the transportation of the mail with any person who shall have entered into any combination, or proposed to enter into any combination, to prevent the making of any bid for a mail contract by any other person or persons, or who shall have made any agreement, or shall have given or performed, or promised to give or perform, any consideration to do, or not to do, anything whatever to induce any other person not to bid for a mail contract. 10. A bid received after time, to wit: the 13th April next at 3 p.

or without the guarantee required by law or that combines several routes in one sum of compensation, cannot be considered in competition with a regular proposal, not adjudged to be extravagant. 11. A bidder may propose different days and hours of departure and arrival, provided no more running lime is asked, and it is obvious that no mail connection or other public accommodation is 1 lie may ask lor a specified number of days for more running time to the trip at certain seasons of jieculiarly bad roads. Hut beyond these changes, a proposal lor service different the advertisement will prevent its being considered in competition with a regular bid, not set aside for extravagance; and where a bid contains any of the above alterations, their disadvantages will be estimated hi comparing It Willi other proposals. 12.

There should be but one route bid for in a proposal. 13. The route, the service, the yearly pay, the bidder's name and residence, and the name of each member of the firm, where a company oilers, should be distinctly stated. 14. The following is the form of the guaranty which should be filled, the hist blank with the name of the guarantor, the second with that of the bidder; and the third and fourth with the beginning and ler minuting points of the route and alter being dated, should be signed by the guarantor, who must be show by the written certificate of a postmaster, or other equally satisfactory testimonial, to be a man of property, und able to make good Ins guaranty.

Tins guaranty, so certified, should accompany each bid. The undersigned guaranties that if Ins bid for carrying the mail from to be accepted by the i'ostmaster General, shall enter into an obligation prior to the 1st day of July next, ith good and sufficient sureties, to perform the aervice projxisod. Dated 15. The bid should be sent under seal, addressed to the Kirst Assistant Postmaster General, ith Mail Proposals in the Slate of written on the face of the letter; and should he despatched in time to be received by or before the 13th April neat, at 3 o'clock, p. ni.

16. The arc to be executed before the 1st July next. Post Orrirx Jan. Jaw i1-lawllw A wn kin PI aulisenber, for lli? last ten years, biting bean engaged in the examination of claims for revolutionary services in the Pension Ollice, being well acquainted with the pension laws, and the sources from which proof of service may lie derived, Hnd having left the Pension Office, now his services an agent for the prosecution of claims before that office, or any of the departments. Those whose claims have been suspended or rejected at the Pension Office, may command his seiners by addressing him, pott pa id.

Charges moderate, and attention prompt. Reference may fx' made to the present delegation in Congress from the several States, with most ol whom I am acquainted HENRY II SYLVESTER Washington City, D. January 31, 1843 feb A CARD. under-igncd respectfully, hut most earnestly requests all persons indebted to him prior to 1843, to call st his store ami settle their accounts the 5th day of March, as he will lie constrained, though with great reluctance, to place all debts, without distinction, then outstanding, in the hands of an officer for prompt settlement of them twing indispensable. W.

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