Personal Movements.
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Mr. John Tyler the Ex.Presdent, is amusing himself
with his young wife, fishing in James river.


C. Calhoun has adjourned to Fort Hill, South Caro-
na take review OF the revolutions in the political
as well as the planetary world.


Gen. Jackson so unweil the llth inst he could
not sit for daguerreotype likeness.


Daniel Webster has gone to MarshHeld to make dish
of chowder.


Martin Van Buren, is at Underwood raising cabbages


Wm s. Archer has retired to Virginia to contemplate
the ruins Of the native party.


George NJ Dallas practising the law in Philadelphia


Henry Clay is ruralsiDg at Ashland, improving the
Durham breed.


Gen Ciss is in Michigan looking forward to his chance
for the next Presidency


Colonel Benton is in Missouri, endeavoring to form
ne plan Of annexation.


James Blrney the abolitionist ID in Michigan, pros
testing against his being made use OF at the present
time candidate TOR the Presidency at the next elec
ton.
The 81. Augustine Ners heretofore conducted by T.
8. Russell EsQ wing Journal has passed into the
hsnds OF Albert A. Nunes, Esq who notifies its readers
that the paper will in future advocate the cause Of demo-
cracy


The lLouispHe Journal says that Mr.. Wcklife, late
Postmaster General passed through that city the 18th
inst, his way to Texas. He protests that he goes
his own hook and not on the Governments.


Major Britain of st. Josephs, Michigan. has been ap-
pointed to supernend the construction Of the hsrbor at
that place. $4,000 of the amount appropriated for that
purpose lost year is yet unexpended


Hon Samuel Wilison, of Easthampon Mass, has Sc
cured to the trustees OF Amherst College the Of
twenty thousand dollars to be vested in permanent fund
Rhetoric and Oratory in said Colleges and the trustees
have dee, mined that the style Of the Proessorshp shall
henc.orth be the "Wliston Proessorship of Rhetoric
and Oratory"


tailed make any satisfactory contract for extending the
line OF Telegraph from Baltimore to New York,