The mail has left Jersey City the last few days at a few minutes past three o’clock P. M., and will continue to leave at that hour unless you direct otherwise: that is three o’clock.
The teams intended for the National Road are here to-night, and start to-morrow for the West; they are twelve in number, Jersey stock.
Yours respectfully,
D. EWING.
Colonel James Reeside.
P. S. No opposition express for the last four days. Your express horses are in good order, with but two exceptions.D. E.
COPY OF AN ACCOUNT AGAINST COL. JAMES REESIDE.
| Col. James Reeside,To Hutchinson & Weart, | Dr. | |
| 1833. | ||
| January 31.— | To one horse on express | $ 5 00 |
| February 1. | “ two horses “ | 10 00 |
| “ 2. | “ two horses “ | 10 00 |
| “ 3. | “ two horses “ | 10 00 |
| “ 3. | “ horses and gig, Eastward, making arrangements for regular express | 5 00 |
| March 7.— | To two horses on express | 5 00 |
| “ 7. | “ running express one month and four days, from February 4 to this date, inclusive, between Trenton and New Brunswick | 1,885 71 |
| $1,970 71 | ||
The above is a true copy from our books, so far as relates to expresses, and has been paid to us by Col. Reeside.
HUTCHINSON & WEART.