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and comfortably in it, enjoying his own contem-
patons, free from the Intrusion OF Office seekers,
NC. The Colonel will be warmly greeted and
cheered by the people wherever he appears, in
spite OF his desires for privacy, his transit
to the capital The residents OF the towns border
ing the stage road from Cincinnati to Wheeling,
are praying for the river TO be closed by ice, in
order that the Colonel may be under the necessity
OF taking Springfield, Columbus, and GAINESVILLE, in
his passage. The inhabitants Of the Ilver towns
are equally ANXIOUS Tor the river 10 keep open.
Great dolngs and excitement in the West. Look
out tor faithful account of The principal events In
this extraordinary tour OF new and popular
Fresldent-1,halied, as he will be-, by the hearty
hazzas Of the people at everypont of his route.
Yours, respectfully, SANDY Hook.


INTERESTING TO OFFICE BEGGARs.-We take the
following items of interest to office beggars from
the western papers of the latest dates


From the st Louis Era Jan 2el


Mr. Polk will leave Smiihlsnd at the mouth of the
Cumberland, on his way TO Washington City next Sun
his family mp the Ohio River We advise all Office
seekers to take passage on the Mountaneer.


From the Wheeling Argus. Feb Al


We observe by the Cincinnati Enquirer, that in answer
to the invitation OF the democracy OF the Queen City of
the West to visit them on his way TO Washington, the
President, in letter dated the 20 January intimstes
that he will leave Nashville the saturday
as) and proceed by boat with the usual facilities
his desire to travel other citizens do wh ut pomp or
parade but he will accept the hospaes Of the people


is probable he will be in Cincinnati on the 7,b or sb
ana may be expected here Monday Tuesday next
Our friends may make their calculations meet tho
nations choice for the highest office in the world and
have shake hands with him his arrival here. Wa
hope TO see many Of country f,iends-those who
stood firm, in the late struggle, in the maintenance
their rghts-joning with in mutual gratuiatisns
on the occasion.


In respect to the route Which the President will take,
we make the following extract from letter received q
few days since HE says, that "on reaching Wheeling
viii conform 10 the wishes OF my friends but desire that
there may be conflict of arrangements-on different
parts OF the route Mr.. X. P. Feniken Of Uniontown,
and Mr. George W.. Thompson Of Wheeling, have ad
dressed the subject, and rendered coach
ed with the National Road line of stsgsu fFom Wheeling
to Cumberland. have written to. thsn - - - yeu,
that leave the arrangements to bs made entirely TO ny
friends fthe ice does not Distract the When


reach Wheeling may be that will ascend tho Ttvse
to Pttsburg and thence 60 either by DroWns-
vile, or over land to Washington Pa, my friends may
des re-" - sfsk


The ladies of the City of Wheeling are respsctfuy So
liced her arrival to call Mrs Polk at the Virgi
mia Hotel Parlors will be provided for their accomo-
dation and arrangements made for their introduction
From the Cincinnati Republican OF Feb 81


We learn from the papers that the President and suite
had marched far Nashville without impediment
from the oice-seekers, Thursday last II is thought
that they will not reach here before Saturday COM
mitee OF three, accompanied by gun squad have gone


to Louisville 10 meet Mr. Polk, and make arrang
Tor his reception here


SUPREME Court UNITED STATES, Feb 7.-On
motion of Mr.. Reverdy Johnson, Philip Williams,
r Esq OF Virginia, admitted attorney and
selor Of this court


No. l65 Harriet L Cachings VS. the United States ct
al Appeal from the Circuit Court u 8 for the Southern
District Of Mississippi On motion Of Mr. Attorney Gen.
eral This appeal was docketed and dismissed
ENo. b6. The State of Marylsnd of Washington
county, plaintiff in error the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. The argument Of this cause
by Mr. Nelson attorney General u 81 for the defen.
dant in error.