THE GREENsBoRoUGH MAIL.
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Heavy complaints from various points in The


Western part ofthis State, are constanly yreaching
gus, against the recent change in the Greensboro


Mai, by which that Mail leaves here on Tues


days instead of Wednesdays. Formerly, when
this Mail left here on Wednesday, it was. general


ly we'll filled, for it carried not only nearly all
the Raleigh papers, but considerable matter fur
nished by the Northern and Goldsborouoh Mails.
But now, under the new schedule, the Greens.
borough Mail leaves here just before The arrival
of the Goldsborough, which reaches to Charles
ton and beyond, and sweeps much of the Eastern
part of this State; and the matter thus brought.
is necessarily detained until Friday. when
double Mail, including this and Northern pack
ages for three days, as well as several newspaper
Mails from Raleigh, is made up and forwarded.
This arrangement, it seems to u.s. ought TO be
altered: if for other reason than that it throws
nearly all the Mail matter on Sundays and FRIDAYS.


In addition TO this, the new arrangement, we
nterferes with the horse-maiIs on the
route, so that at some places letters and papers
Ire thrown behind for six or seven davs We!
10 not think that this change of the schedule,
which benefits no one, as we learn, but the Con-
ractor beyond Greensborough, ought to be made
permanent and we respectfully ask the Post
master General to look more a.teitiveIy into the
natter, and, if practicable, give US the arrange
nent which formerly existed, and which met the I
wishes of the public generally +