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w but pari ofe?* nation1 with ?L ?. i g<**\ i ciultftf e general reason of the whole. You w mcmlK-r indued;but wltenvuiluv htm, he k net? nu mini of Bristol n member of parliament If the I stituent should have an Interest, or hasty opinion evidently of the rertolfthe conmw r that filar r oug/J tube da fur an anu etherfrom ?*y endeavor ti? jfh r ?? I dkl not obey your instructions No. 1 conformed to tne instructions of truth and nature, aijda wpreseutidivo'worthy of yen, uught to be u peraon of stability. 1 am to loot Indeed te/yOur opinions} but to such jlre*??sj5 > that you drove me, la , h others, to be a pUlar a weaihercoeJt on the top of exalted tor my levity and vt*aU ho nae but to indicate the thtft> S>f every popular gale." But bow dlf t the sentiments ol Mr. Everett, who ?a H aloue a sufBoelnt reason fur hie change of opinions, that ho now rcprt&vnul Boston, an he declared In hit late speech at; Boston. 'COMMUNICATIONS. LE DON COMPAGNON. NO. 111. Vtrbum tat. The Visigoth ? presents to hit readers the following cmision of a correspondent. At the first blush,* it would appear that his heuit is pining away, hi the romantic bow era of love and tcnthhental tortow. His belief teems to he. thnt the present timet arc marked with a plainness and simplicity, above thobC of our lather*; hut thin it direr t ly contrary to truth and the experience of ?)ie age. It is not the plan nf out* essay* to tickle the >ldes of fully and worthlcssucss and immoral ity with a guarded foil?our blade is a real ?? toiedo," aud at 44 Acre*" in the play observes, t4 U will it a ft their vUult." Alured in "ev^ry Inch" a Visigoth, and wherever he finds fair same for satin-, hi the weakness and wickedness of men, in the extravagancies and hi the fathioni.blc follies of the dvtyi with inexorable uim, he will di rectat-thcm a keen unit unerring bul l). It is lalwu ring ont of h i t voEat ioTTtolaudTl i e prrMrm timet at being " simplex inunditiis," and us clothed bi the plain, Quaker garb, of caudour and charity, 'fhe ace?ait;t current, how ever, will bo fairly kept with the public? whatever virtue? ore apparent ami proper to the ;ige,*hnll not be lost sight of; but tegular ly entered " per contra," to the charges that may be made against the moi ul deficiency of the timet. ' ' ? j " Le bon Compagnon" it alto a 44 Hon vivimt," aod has no relish for that mawkish intipldlty which teems in the pages of the novelist, or in the puragranht of modern pei-lodlcalt, and he atsurct the good people of Columbia, that he will never abandon a plenteous hoard, tliat groant under the weight of piquant taucet, to content himself with the tl coder " toufi maigrr" of senti II* ut vrr y? t" did pine In tbo'ijtht; ' '* Or wHh? gleeii and yallow melancholy 44 1>M sit lik* Haagrr, ub a monument ?UfeiUftiattiMfr . i ALURED, Tht VUgoth. 1 f'VTba ltf *>d old tiuMii,'?all thact wlica old tic good? .< 44 Ar* gon??(lio might be if (hey would, 44 Cireat things hav*b*i!ii,iind ant, aud greater aiUI, ** Want Hula of mere mortals but their will." Am. or Beutit. A lamentation over the departure of the good <dd timet, tmd a tirade against the faded exctlK'hcu ef these Utter days, are topict which poetry link dwelt on, and upon which ! tlic soiititncntal |>elle sighs forth her prettiest sjH'ft hen. And indeed the happiest straps which have ever swept the lyre, have been heard when )u master has waked up the vlsUxts of the past; and led them before the drowMff eye of meditation; when he hat breathed the witchery of hit song over Images, which for years had been rejioting Almost coldly in tome niche of the heait, and wanned them into life and dinthictne**. S'. general it the participation in feeling c.f this \hvtl, that we are half inclined to believe it %* nature,' which bidt us weep with the mhiitrcl when snrh is hit theme. It cer tainly would l>? tinning against any thing like sentlrpent, to My a good word in favor of our own plain, matter of fact, times within hearing of the bonton, and the adventurous wight/who mtilddarc i*? might nsiertainly , expect to be looked upon with a feeling ap- ; proarhing to horror by the pseudo- romantic damsels of the drawing room, and to be shun ed cvrn more studiously, than one who pro fesse* to tit cold'y under the sound of musk, or who actually doubts the divine nativity of poesy, by the it art hed danglers of their fans. Jl.it though we Ituvc all this to encounter, we must vcfitnrc to declare that we cannot go the whole length with these n.ourneis over the post, that wc are unuiliing to swell the c-h??iut which cries down every thing < i' the present day as wutthlcaii, aud wc be,; leave with all modesty to hint,that wc believe out own laatt* dtCiive ut. when they tell u? it is tuore pleasant to dwell with the past The rvuhtic* of lite when we can gasec on them 'iU'tddy, ite ut ail time* dark enough, every urn- is disposed to think hitbt-otliers portion fairer and better than his own, and lltero is scarcely a spirit that has nut wearied with life, ami it Is only when the shadows of time s hat settled on its rougher parts?and its b^ v Itr ha* e clothed them wlvrswlth a golden hue '} in tht dlstam e, that we look upon It kindly rtt* at the grove, and the church spii the tummcr-bowe r poHvcss not their - meat, until the mid-day sun has thr f th.-?0 hhfarewell liith' It is all lived I idc trownpailtfW*af?dl*peecdto >hut better dr out own timeo,1 and we hut if tho balance of comfort la in cithers ft is on our Aide. PcHmm high-minded patriotism, the stern virtue, noble during, thecAwim*?m/&vf,*ndthfc p mid well kept vow* of earlier day* have romance, but tbey have lost nothing >nce, so for from it that in thu latter icy hate certainly improved. TJ.tt >S however, the modern fair ones, Armed i ninmncv and with ?on$r, arc ready to dk|?utd wkh us, it is the great Mumbling block In the way of their faith, hi the cxccU Ivncc of cur ow n times. 11 is truethnt in olden time we hear of that high devotion which could meet death for in Object, of that constancy which tould go into the dungeon, which could wed misciy and chains, and gallantry has tottered down a fair city for the rescue of an errant tiuecti; and <i great poet bat spent his life in writing sonnets to on? whohad plighted ber faith to another, even when his love was liopuless?nuc this was devotion, but w? nevertheless are stub l>orn enough, and unfashionable enough to believe that the love of our day has gone far before It That wasdevotkm, but It was de votion on a small scale* It was puerile, it was vclAsh, for Unlike aura, it admitted but one object Mra, if two hearts knit together bv mutual love were pUcc?l on the holiest of ail altars, if a tender affection kindled a flame around them; it mingled vews went up to heaven, they were eternal?fixed as the t?U>rs that witncMcd them, and they who plighted their foith were dead to the world, no change could cross the feeling, no after seen and perchance falt er object could dis place the tint, but they weie iu a bondage which would not sever, mirth and frown* might visit nnd even intercut address it, bat in vain. How weak! In then, our better day*, if the lover weic to single out but one objee' for iiis devotion hr would be pointed at us ,oft-headed to say the least; the heart now withdraws iUeif with as much ease a* if it hail never been woo, und the very life of love is cither a multiplicity of objccts it the same time, or a delightful successive variety, aiwl he wiio talks of constancy U laughed to scorn. Iu this we believe the paltn is indisputably ours, fur surely that devotion is best which is most extensive nnd embraces the greatest number of objccts. Wc have dwelt on this most strongly, us it seems to be the first |H>int at ismu?, between the more jealous ' champions of by-eone years, (the lair sex,) nnd the friends of the later da,s. \\ c believe that by unnlysiiif, and comparing other pait* of our modern system 01 fiebng, .md acting with that which prevailed with ilti.M- who lived before us: *c should be able to show that though the scythe of the dcMroycr has shorn some of the excellencies of this lit"**, it haa rxfiamlid and improved ninny others* And that there is little teal foundation for that universal clamour against prest nt time, or for that over fondness tor the past, which are pretty sore evidences of u sickly sensibility, KUF2IUES. | ^ TARIFF. I Amongst the many excellent resolutions on the subject ot tlit* t u ifl'tb.it have been entered into this state, 1 hav c tern no:.c of u tenor ai.tl style thut better ex;.ie- ea in the main the i real opinions and feclinhsof the people of thc south, than thine from Clieraw. j ^ The language Jj* hold and unequivocal,! I suoli as become* <fti?h-minded freemen. At the s unt time toe spu.i of the resolutions is i sirougly marked l?> patriotism, loyalty and jihiliiitliiupv. 1 Thc crom.ds of our complaint are plainly | set forth, the pending and probable diuuters arc clearly Alluded to, and our adversaries are philanthropic ?ll\ warned against persUt aiice in theiruncoritiUutloual oppressions of the agricultural and commercial classcs of our citums, at such hax.trd. There is, however, one exception to the Cheraw resolutions, in thctltirtl resolve we meet with this expression: " But though the present tariff, opprestiv c as it is, has been, ami wliieomlnuc to fir mhinitlrd to.**, Now wedonotthink that this is thc sentiment of llic. people of this county). Very lar from it I'lte opposition that is frit by the freemen ?f the south is louuded in principle. They view the whole tariff sy?tc w hcyojat the plain and simple purpose ofiaising Krn'rnurnrertaary for the mere snppoit of the government, as unronatuulhtifil and a usurpation. There fore hs the two ivAt commercial and a#ri cnltuml classes of our country have taken up the subject, with the profound earnestness that they have done, they will uotdesist from their opposition until the tarifflitws arc re* stored to their,original pui post s, such i.s they welcunder Washington, Jno. Adams, Jeffer son and Madison, and which waiarcordlngto the true intent ami manning of the coftsti tution. What tnay be called the natural and local disadvantages of the south, arc, and ever must bo grievous enough. lkit when instead of measures of compensation for these and our vastcontributions ami sacrifices to tho union, wefft to la* still further and more grievr,jml#oppressed by arbitrary and unconstitutional measures, the question must at once arise, of what value Is the union to uftf This ftubject of course will toon be brought into serious discussion. H. /I/mrt. Editor*?Permit me through your p:.per to inform *? /'??/," that while he re lics so much on mysterious ** hands writings imi walls." dreams, visions sort 1i y, wftchery, Jtt. instead of sound arguments against doe trim s which are offensive to him, he will re ceive no attention from AMICUS CANDI1HJS. ?V1*1*"** ' "' ' )?'* 'g ?%?>'"W D1P.1J ?Jn l,nne*>*er district, on the 17tb '.dt. after a lorg and ?cverr illness, which be ?Ktn with christian fortitude Mr. Matthkw Sims, in the 51st jear of hl? aMr. Hims Has left a large Csinily to lament tfis loss. ?w? In Augusta, Oa. OA thc Sd inst. Mr. DotlxH. ftooLKicx, aged twenty six y?ar>, a native of FreUcriuksWl^, Virginia. lecture, introductory In the Baptist Church, a< nHv aandle light. 8ub*cril*i? mi obtain Ut?ir ItoU* it U. U. PUnt'? Book Store. Ml 10 ?J 2 ?> Hying Kstablishincnt. RR8PKCTI I'f.l.Y inform. liar friend.and the |?nlilic, Mml .he HM NMHtly eouiineacrd lite Dying md Scouring Bmintu, And Will DYE Olt SCO UK OtmHrmrn't or JLadif* Clou thing, Leghorn Htut, &t. iHk WILL AUO UUach Jh'lunmU, SUA Nuking*, and Dyc't uli colour*. . Alt of which w ill he dttwr it (Ml thodrU not ire ? and on the tnoet rawoMbli term. Sh? Buy he found *1 Mr. Willi* WhiU'a ou Laurel rtreet. CotomliU, Aagwct 10 3 TO THK PUBLIC. IT UbI nil time* iialnfui to tlie feel lap, toapju-nr JL liefon the imiMIc In defence of oee'? character, but mate particularly to, when H to oWile<1 by ? men ot letpectability?and in propoctinu to tin ?fe and re.pecl ni>i lily of the MWtm, dor* ii heooate more ?ml a ore utottmrf, to defend oawWN agalnU hi* atleek*. It ha* th i:?me my duty to reply tO?n adverti?e nu.pt in the la?t Tab ncopn, atoned Jbhn llughtt, implicating ?n? > with h highly reapeclaMe m*-r ci.miiI of this |?iMi'o, in action* whhlfclf tiue, would lie lii|(lily derogatoiy to the cbarattir of each. It I* nol, however, my intention tblinprach the ??nitlt) of Ur Hughe* himteK, (of, I .incerely l.clicve, that lit'ban been ini.iead.hy the Mate ment* of ollur?, but merely to Mgrnd Ihe mi. Maieinent. contain* d in that piece. It ii true that Mr. Sondly did obtain n ar.nrth warm.it for tome article* .tolen trorn him; but it ieeqnMlly true thai lie Iihu good teuton* for believing litem in the ito.o-.unn of Jamet Hugh**. It teul?> true that lie got the warrant on the afternoon oi {he ifcd July, wiili liitj intention of bavin* ii iiecutid betoie diii k ; IhiI i. tut true that either lie or I acini on the wbrr.kul at the time ?<at?d> (or neither ?l u? li iJ it in that hour, it mm* in tin* linnd* o( my c<> ailjuior in office, neither would I have ai tnl on it nt lhai hour. Our object win to wuich ymiiix I fliighej from the adjoining preoiUr*, and when l:r should lie willi lh" runnwny wmteh, '.?? ?>-e || i-iii tojreiner willi 'lie had. ft.r. It wa* mil tur lh? ?*ke ul I Iff- ji.iliry Ih-O mid ltediiiii|!. tlini ?*e u'uhetl In itifin ii'K>'tii>-t, ti v> iih in ondcavor to hn<t uul Mm' iiul (i?> i> i it* Hfin'li tree which tin* Imd, when flu. i.nutkv wy.nl leiot till* * i. Solidly'. ri|iti?ird ni jnul. It i? kuowil.tliot lit* LlHIH I lull he wa? wuiclted, and |irobebly feared lomr atralHgum whin he fell on the Wciith with hi* ; rtlck. trw*n>o-wnv ?u?|MUiaK that ftnndlcv *ln? ild endeavour to mve llie life of hi* iif_*ii?, whit-h from the noite mnde, he nilKht nulurNllv ?ii| |Mim> to lie Ill dinK?'r, lull lii> did nol ?iriL>* Ituphfi w it Ii ii iiirk, f??r lit* iiad noun, ii \v*? only lit dt-lriid llillltrll H<aln?t llusrbi'*' n-Milll thai tin took a nick out of oiy hand, but never made u?e ol il a?i"iiii>t Uu^hea It u mil liuo lhat I inter fertid lielween liu&hr* and llu' wench, it um bi-lMeeu Sondlv end hiui Itml i eiidvavonul to I Ui'(i th? (tt-'uca?Il wm at llm initigation of the Doctor's .ion in-Uw, and iu contequence of hi* ri-itfrutrd av*?il?ion, lliat if llieaitlolef wure there Ibev Miould lie fiMtked for dirrtlly? that *e look ed lor the tied, Ice and. very much, I heli?ve, to I III* ?urpritc we found litem. TIicm ate fact*, but | no one Iihu mill ??r could believe that any onu hIiuuI the hoti^i ??kcei'l ihe urctited knew any thing t>l ihe bed. 1 lin|ie witiilhe Doclnr, " llut the noiiailiultriUuuului law will do t'udiVi. JOIINI. UALTKIl. Ait; utt Id. To the I u >lic. WHI. IU. AH It.chnrd Sondly, on iho third tiny July Utl, did apply lor, ?Dd obtain ed ou oath itHidr lo lieoj. ItawU, a leaich wnr noil for liii provrly Molen, tomt negro b^d dlnj*, (mihI at tin allrcn*) thai lu'/\ind caufe to t-iipn-t, win ront<ah'd aland my tu^im*, tor' In pti*i?Mi?iii of my *?n Jam**. 'ilia march w*r* mnl ?aa granted m .? hit la |?-sl two o'elock tn lit* afternoon ?ml ?p*.riAe* to tie served in llm dny litur; but 8<AidIy (Kafened the time of dork Mm, and about in ? o'clock on (ha mom of tb? memorable fourth of July, r.ltiiidiered mMly over my hack feoc*, with John L Wallet, and otlirr?,aUo hit negro woman Flora, ?bn tried ? forcible erdiy through my K>u'a window, ha runbad ou? with a tuiafl dick and (truck hrr, IVnl ter cloa* by interfered, It Soiidly struck my ton with a stick; tome minutes aftMi I went oat, raw n light in my to.v.jirii, want tbere, ft, Bondly, and others nmr a l>undlt< ty?-d up In a blanket, <ald to Im> Uio obji i t of hi***arch,iind webelWve was not ou our prnnbes, whrn wo a* ttsunl talired to bed. This U a trw and brief statement, and only ptih li-iifd lii caution Ihf community against the *l<tn I drrniM tubs iiulititriiiiiily circulated We bf?|>e , tli" iiniatrli.il ti-ihunul of luw, will protect and do ! n? j.istSrr JOIIN IIIKJMK9. I Ampul 3 i, 81 II Notice. I rl^llK fnln i'trr having ranted from Mr. Wm. V. Ilrijip l ik'I mi ili? liankt of ih* t'olumbla Canal,upon which su-taMe bcHdlng* Will lie, eiect ril for tnn wart-houdnf ol cotton, begs leave lit state, that th?-y will la> In readiness by Ihe early |wt of tho fall for the reception of cotlon. < :oinp*-t*nl person* will bo present to attend (o Ilia bitting* <tml lo rander every asalstanco ne cessary In wylgbiug or storing. a ti-rri.* vr GROCERIES Of the Ih-^i de?cilption whl !?*? kept on baud. John mivkii Au*n?t '4 ; 4 AUGUSTUS M<NKAL, a/ID LEU k HA lift ESS -MAKER, UKMt'K* IH l.l.v hi* tUnlu to tbott* wton hnvn ?o HVmlly fncoarjietf him h?r* (o(ot?(iiii4 inform* il>?m (Ml Ijn m*y lw fomul at fell llm?? a f?w iloui* ninth of KHgjt ? Inn, wb?m ?i? fM? ?>n b?n?t ?AI>I?I.EH, HARNESS, ami ninny oth?f ?n lib linn whtob tin will Mvtw7^ :'.r s \,mmm tawaa _ lion will tie paid. ?.,i. A pftftf mypl lo Ike heallk and comfort* of tko young ladiaa aball be ukwm dj ibeir babMe. moral* nut) deportment ?irUHly attended to; and Mr* IHUa pledget kartell |? perent* and Unl ?d Mra nw amkluMy *oall bt wanted on to* part to reader tnlkdaction In lb* dieebarge of tko linpot l*M ?lntl<? ?h? Iih* antic r<uk?-n. Tfca yiMiuc ledlet ehall Iw Inrlnicted by tMU w*?r?l n*ebera It* ktfmm nt?, and Mr*. Mills frela c?n<'ideiil that by |mraumg tbe plan ??l ? uu ullitN abe kat?du|4N,MiiliNl by ?uut|t*tonl and ekpciieWeil in -trt. ?!.?? will advance lb# la* tried* or ail bcr pupil*, pniwulu ib?* Improvement and merit ? claim on public patronage. TKKMS Of TUI TION. Siielltng, Heading, and Wrilinr. |w. qr. ? $& U> 'llm above, erlib Arithmetic, EnglUb Qtam> ?nar nnd plain eawla*, ? ? 8 00 Hl?toi*,Urography, utc of the glolirr, A? tronomy, CoinpotUion, Moral and Natural .H Ptitlo*|>t?y, Im, kfl. ? ? ? . , 10 00 Ornamental Needle Work, ? - ? 10 00 French, 10 00 Mnale, . . . . U 00 Entrance to Mink. ? ? S 00 Drawing and Painting, ? 10 00 BOARDIYQ DEPARTMENT. BowdiwriMMH ? 1160 00 do. p'rijuarla^ o oo Day Boarder* fPquartir, ? ill 0(i , Payment* usiiiiied in.advatfee. N. U. Mr*. Mill* in determined to glveto her young Indie* all th? advantage* tkat sen bo ae? in nay <vimilar institution In the Malr) abe baatberefoir Iwen particular In tbe aeletlion of bar trachert, nnd in making Mich arrangement*aa will advance htr ihiihI* and merit tbe approbation of Iter friend*. >< . ? Augiut 10 33 If 8 125 Uewai'd. Stolen or Jtmuucay. KltO.M dm Mihtcrilttr, on Ihr evening ?( Friday tlie OiHti ln?t. u negro muiiiuii nuoicd JENNY, ?tid w bo>, child tln*e of four ) wi > old iiiiuied ' JIM . i?miu 10 tKlirvo Hint ?oino white |n;r?on ! I)** litki'ii (Item < tr - it k >, I will gWft lb* nbuvw ' rrwarii, on laforniiilioii (lint Mich |M*r*on or per M'in can l.c proumled |o conviction, and tit* n? groe? relumed In mu or lodged in any jail *?hur? I ntny find or twenty flvt* dollm? tiir lli? ?u inxii M.'td diilil nlitue. Jenny WhImhii U-*> ynnia old, middle ?i*e, *10111 built, lliitk Hp*, Mini n Im* tin i tun n I in l?- in lilts t<yti llk't n |>?r ?o?i Milijcct to iiiu Kfwvii*, mid tliu toe* of one of ' Imrltfi ion partly limned. I 1 JAMKSNNNY. I IL>' The Cditor* of the Millrdjcevill* Ht?t?iuinn L. fxirinl, AImchii Tfll?Kri?|>lif ColuiTil>in *?. | , w *? | ^ I vt- it.ii aiHiVu 3 weekly liuer* tium ?oi J Id u.ird tUrlr uccouni* to (lie xftuo u( , tin- Aii^iikiH on.ouiclc, for payment. , An^iM 3. 31 3 Wauled to Hire, 1 |k ..r 12 able NhCMO FKLLOWS, to work JL on Hit; Main n.ad, eighteen uillti bclgw Columbiu. U'JLI.IAM GRAY. Augusts ?| if I'HOFOSALsi For carrying Mailt of the United States, ? on the following roads, xcill be receiv-j ed unlit the 22d day of October next, j inclusively. 93. Irnui Laurel Hill, l?y Adnni^vilb-, Mnrllo- j ro' Now c. Ii. Murflxiro', mi?I Old u. Ii. to Society | Hill, oatf u week, 35 mile*. Leave Laurel Hill every Tnctday HAam uud arrive at society Hill. | JLeave Society Hillevery Wednttday i| Oam end arrive Mt laurel Hill by 7 p at. i VI. Fioqt F.dgefUld e. n. by Blocker'*, Kiik ??>'?, Fain'*, VVallertville, Scotch Cr<??, UHlHn* Store, Dead Full, Donnld'i Store end Cnyiorn Villc, to V?|*HUM, once a week,7i mile*. Leave fcld^Aeld every Taeiday M 0 a m end arrive at Varonne* on Wednesday by 6m m. Leave Varennc* every Thunday iioam and ?*Hveel CdgeAeld nn Friday byO^M. i V5, From Columbia, by Flu Spring, William eon'#Bridge, end Davit'* Ibid^e, lu Barnwell c. h. oacaa week, 66 utile*. I Leave Columbia ctery Tuesday el6 a mend ar rive atBarawaty e. b. on Wednctday by noon. Leave Barnwell e. b. every Wednetdey at 2 [ p m and arrive al Colombia on Thursday by tip at. \ M. From Back Head, hyW-Jeakin*'*, Fhh Dam F?*rry, and J. IIill'?, to Union ?. It. OMM a week, Leave Bock Head every Friday at 6 a at and ar rive al Unloa e. h. by Bp at. Leave Union e. h. every Thursday at 6 a m and arrive at Buek Head l>y 6 pm. V7. From Donald'* Store, lo Cbarles Orr'a Store, once a week. Leave Donald'* Store every Wedneadny at 2 p m and arrive at Orr'a Store by 7 a e?. I?avr Unr'a Store every Wedoetday at 0 a m and arrive at Donald'* Store by noon. VB. From Wa?haw,by C. Stew iV, to Mount FI?4*aiit,one? a week. Leave Waihaw every Thmtdey et Bam and ar rive at Mount Pleatant by noon. i Leave Mount Fieataet at 2 p ?? and retarn k Hatliaw by 7 p at. W. From Sumpterville, by O. F. Maranby'a, Mm ray'* Ferry ami lliver n.vnmj>, to Fin* llill, one* a week, 03 mile*. {.?'?iveBuetptrrvillef very Thursday hi A v ?i and arrive at Pine llill ou Friday by l?? a m Leave Fine llill at * p m ami return lo Sunitet vHle un Saturday by 4 pm. NOTES. I The F?Mt*Ma?ter General may eapedke the rrtailo and alter liie time* for arrival mot dejuirmre, al any time during tlie coutinuanee of tlir. contract,' be j.iy in< ha adequate eoin|?enMt'hHi (or any ex tra enpeimetbet may be occadoned tbeieby. 3. Be*en minute* tbaiibe allowed for owning < and elr*l?n tb? mail, at all oAce* t/be*e no par-1 tleiilar time it ?i* ciHed. 3. For every 8Hee? minnte* detoy, in nrrivla* 1 after the time |?re*crH ?d la any eAwtniot, tfcaeon Iraetor ?liall forfeit leu dollars and, if tha delay ?dMintte aatll the ?lf|)*rt?B rtt any ptadlwfl mail, whereby a trip U bat, a forfeit ol deable tba amount allow#* for eaivyte* (ha mail una trip, ?hall U incurred, unl?*a H*hal? be inade to appear thai Ihe d< lay we* oe? a*km?d by naavafaabto ?** t tdrint; in wulvli ?":? 'bn amo-jat *>f pey for ? trip f ^ y l. ?. . J-r$. $ r pt llfil* W y U? * <*MWRiWW?Pi?l.? ft. Noo4bcrthan? free wbKeperton ?JimU :#( m AcWttl aitce, unlet* other* It* eiji "T^-^sa^rr^ *44 ..^ aii y i in in. v r men! I* UleIr hiu j>orl at ion ol the mail, fromihe lertut invited,eith<ra*iolhe tuoJ<rofuaa*? ' ? porting II, lii? tpeed required, or llw fequen*y ol the tripe per \?etk?which aiuUI receivo daw coiiiidereliou. , .?aMBi.aft.; - '1 lit number of tb* |>oU rout* tbnll be Mated in svrry Ltd, ami tb* pwpoMi mutt be tented and dimcied Jo lb* General FoMCfflce, and eu dotted I'roffctal for a new/route." Strict at tention mu?t l c given to lW*ntl?it*mcnt, u It - i? not intended to break tba tenl .?? any pr*po> mI until th? timo for f*telvlng tldj twll huvn lt|wid. b. 11m r<iii-.Mnit<-r General muyM to bin* / self (Im iljAi of declaring aay eoBtrart at m *ad, w lu'iit'vn on#- falluio happeni, which ?mount* ?o the lott of a iriti. 9. Tl?* duunce* tlattd atoNuch at htvo imn communicated to Ihlt oBce, Had imn of them > miiy lie incorrect: on lliit mbject the routine- . tor nutt inform hlmwlf?ihe depart*])**! will f not be aotw*nible for any mUiake. 10. la every eat* where the audi it tram* ported in rta?r?, and il* prevent ooatmctor ?ball be uuderbid, and the undertiWder abell aot ^ Iwvo web Ma?* property ?? way ba neoatrary for- ?,*? the performance of lb* coutract, ba MtaH be ra quired to iiurchato Ironi lb* praaenl com actor, at a reasonable valuation, iba whole, or My part or > tbe Meg* prmtMrty, Including bomt, tlmt may ba suitable for ibe service, and make pay meat there fore, by trtatonaUle bi?UlmtHti,athii pay b*coin*? da*, ores the parties may agree. ' These lerntt will be made ? c.-ndition in tha no'1 ceptance of aay hid under the bid of the present >. contractor; aad should the underbiddor Uil |o comply witb them, hi* bid will bo oft red to the present contractor; but,should be decline making lb* conlmct *1 any We, the |iroposa| of lb# M*'i dcibidder will tie accepted unconditionally. 11. Nu bid shell ba withdrawn alter the time for roceiviagbtds thall have etptred, mid should any person refute to tab* the contract al bla bid, lie aliall be held responsible lo the department, for tb* difference between bit bid and that at which lb* contract (hall be made Uecitinni oh bid* will ba made known oa ilie 3lit ol October. The aMianntem of any contiact without tba eon aent of the Poil-Master Ot uerai, shall forfeit It? and In all tani where application it widr totbai 1>i itartm*ul lo aauuUon a liuukf*r,th? term* mutt bn tully Mated. ? , bhould it coiitraclor or hit agent engage in l^a i traittini ?lon of comtuereial information by eaprfaa on bit r -ufo, more rapidly than tit* mail, b* ahalt forfeit li?- contract. IH If a route tliould be dltcontinued by Con gr*>?, ur iM tonw mclni, !?> whole or la part, It* tbe o|iiiiinn of ihe Fott-Mutter Uen'.ral, ba may limit or di?{>rnte with the ?ertrke of the contractor^ on mukin^ him an alloManceot on* mantb'a eatfte ' -payr- --w i' 1 14. Tl:? cinlractt will oil begin fnrni>rT''lWii''/i 18iiH; and lite contiactt for routes ill llid Male of N?*t-Yoik, end Mat?t entt of it will coutlnun fo? one >?'ur only t oiilrnott fnrrouti t in Virginia, , North and South Crtroliun and OrnrRia, will con tinue tlir * yean; aud the cotilraclt for the other <?; rouiet will coniiue two ytart. 14 PoM-masiera who rech v? an advertltament r Mtowld k'vo evety pereoa who appliet, euoppor tnnity to trad it. :<^}P JOHN M'LBANt' tint-mautir GentraJ. f.j?T orrtct: i>Kf ahtmbnt, i . . June Id, 18^7. . \ . Valuable House and -I<ot FOIISALB. rllEmibtcHtxtr intending to move to the Slale I of Alabama, ?? toon aa practicable, now of frra fur aale, at a reduced price, and upon n?com? uiodiiij teriaa, liU valuable HOIJHli A Nil LOT) in Union VUlag*, altuate on the main public aireet. The buHdiaga conakt of a Ural and comfortable it welliug liwiiir, and all neceatary out bouae. The tlwelling hoitM la anOciently apaeioua and conve i.it-iu lor lite accommodation of a laws family. T&?! lot contain* about three acrea.ttir " tbe main *1 reel one hundred dad (HIy i it tiluatcii in the ih? moat daligbtfnl aad part of tbla haallhy village, aad from Ma feryeii unliou will auit nliko Ibaw engaged In public or private bmiaw, ? * *'> * For further information end tarma of aale, thoaa ubblng to purcbamcan apply on tbe lywmteeato Union C. H. Auguat 10. the sy AMERICAN FARMER, j hfHbHakvt in tettkijf number 10/ eight ^wnloptgtt^ by j. s. sKminzB, po vr.MASTKR or THK CITY Of BALTIMORE, .It $5 Jirr annum, to be pa Id invariably t in advance. F^nVTY-TWO number* w*k? a volume of eon> venient forat, and the iaat oee la 1 uled with a 1I1I" peg* and minute idea. lowing brief tablea of the eoateata Of the I aad ti e two Iaat number* which have (' ?wared of the current volume, all of < P| t b< li?d, wlH ?bew that the *" devotad to SelaaUie aad Pit Knral wad Immeatlc Economy} Gardening; Inter nal Improvement*; and Readluga a4apte< ?nalei, aad rtpecially to (he atattott* and Mother* and MMintet of FamiHea. onn farmer coataln* alto a greet na Jul r*<ip??, and aneiaet aeeouat of the | ingat lite time of puldJeatloa, not oa thief rfapla article* of the country, hut oho vmlowarticle* aad produetiona which Wl. Ika tuiiiU'W market. Not one word ot poll lie* U ever permitted lo appear la H. Though a?aoy papara have a greater namL ant>a?rtix.r?, l?w circulate ever a wider - pur rounlry. Tbe new ?ub?crib*rt lo the volume come, wilhin aleW *aek*. from MiniMlp^,Kentucky,VdA, South Noith Carolina, Feua?y?vanl*,Wew JeT gia, |)t?lrlet ol Colombia, Alabama, t:..iia?c?kut, l-ouWana, Maine, Vermont, Canada, >ew B unmlck.and IMeware. w ? When aa ori|inal nemWr l?i?? nf being reeehr ? J l.y Hie mail, another n ill be *er?t. reviou* volume* are on KM*. I A lew *au of tb* dealra Per*on? wldii Mlfil aaU | ? AU;n?tft A lew aeiaof tbaprevioiw volome?er?t en mm. ?ingle number will be arut to ana one who May aire to ?ee a apeeimen of the publication. ?*on* wiahina lo*Ub*?rtba may Ineloee a f? directed lo (he rf'itor, and rtah, by lie n I :Jt