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the mail from the East comes now in no particular tine.' Oflate. there llas been aperfect deaFth of papers, and now and then, one loses its way, and comes strag- eling from Washington city by the way of St. Loais-ana about half of theas, when Mle get them, are rubbed and worn.as tkread- bare as a raseal's ehaiaetef-so that ue It. crafty have te spell oar way, and sometimes guess i'' through lhen. ssia4iaese tho' that, the roads get drg, we. shall fare bet. fer atief 'vhile-sa;at Ne only gfgnble, for ihe sake of ing or readers by be- s-..i.'r.ire first. As kng as they are patient, We haxe not Il word 10 say.

 While we are on this subject, we may as well renaafk, in answer 10 some complaints from our subscribers, that the Post-riders' bundles are qlsea8s done up, and deposited in the Post Office, fegnlarly-and if a pa- per is not delivered, or if il shoad ever happen that a bundle is dropped on the road, and luckily picked UP by some passenger, and brought back to the office, to lie over for another weel-~or f ohe Of the said Post-riders bundles stays in tlls Post Of. fee a f:ftnight, seiiioa being dropped oa tle road all We have to say is, that we can't holp t. Ne have an abundance of sins and itli4Qitiea Of our own to answer fof We know but of earelessness CT ir- regularly in fhis respect, we afe surely gpiitIess. nfaese renlarlss We would not have me Postmaster at this place suppose that we attach any blame to Mm--qqite the eoauery. Ne beHege that lo does his duty.

 