davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
READy-NqADE CLOTHING,

constantly on hand, for sale on the low est terms, He pledges himself, that all work going through his hands, shall be ex- ecuted in the very best workmanlike man ner-equal to any that can be obtained in any of the eastern cities. His shop IS next door to the Post-ofli ee.
 He has just received the latest .4meri- ca1t Fashions, and with them, q |. Minis ter's Report of tHe London Fashions" :" to- gether with his whole length illustrations, which he will revive every other month.
 .N. B.-Hc has few dozen fine Beaver HATS, for sale very low.
 IfHle Rock, Feb 29, 1882.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20

LEWISBUEGH.
 Y OTIS in this town will be offered for -a-z safe at the next July term of the Ceun- ty Court, commencing on Monday, the 9th day of said month, on credit of SIX and twelve months, purchasers giving bond
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

never he forgotten. We shall meet again
and 50 saying. he hastily qaltted the a5ast
Ell and d'sromtitrd Basil
4 lew minutes had scarcely elapsed Whe
the keeper of the rr son entered. and pa
lllely informed Basil that he was free; at To
same TIM" placing in his hands weight
bag of marks.
What who whence comes tbi
tjmely-thrs precious aid :" demanded III,
astounGed Basil.
Thy friend, sir. has discharged th'
debts, and paid the fees" replied the keep
CT " know'>' thon not
Friend what friend :"
He who Just now quilted thee"
impossible! the Jew! Heavens wha'
have ! done :" exclaimed Basil, and the
tears filed his eyes, as he claspcd his hand,
together and rushed forth from the prison
The fair Beatrice. arraved in smiles, was
dispensing pleasure and delight to the CAV
and motley group who were fast gathering
IN her fathers hospitahle halls.
Gilbert D'OraS WAS there; hut Beatrice
was insrnslhlr 10 his gallant attention for
her JOY was chilled by the absence of Basil.
though hope still whispered to her heating
heart that her lover would momcntarllv ar
rive.
The ball was, however, about to com
mence, and Basil had net made his appeal
Hnce.
Where in the name of wonder" asked
Boa'rire's father, is our young friend Ba-
sill Z"
Gilbert D'Orlias, with hyporritcal
moprnluness in his countcnanre, advanced.
and with well frigned hesitation. began.
" am sorry, sir, to inform thee that
= Basal Is here" exclaimed Beatrice. ca
gerry nterrupting him, yonder he comes -
Gilbert shruuk back in speerhless horror
and d'smay. llIS trembling limbs appeared
scarcely able to support hum But the die
was Gust, and escape was in vain.
Basil on quitting the prison had lost no
time IN seeing Amalech, and pouring forth
the Overlooking gratitude of his contrite
heart. And to his amazement, the Jew I'M
folded to him the particulars of deep l.. id
plot, which had been Conrved bv his rival
IN conjunction with the pcrhhlons Monta-
que, to ruin him. He has:, moreover, Oh
tanned such nnansWtrabie testimony Of the
Conspmators' vlany. that D'Orias and Mon
taguc prcclpitately fe1 from public OK
posnre while the Fortunate Basil speedily
recovered The bulk of his Droportv-was
blessed Ivy the hand and heart of the lovely
Bealrlre-and remembered with gratitude
THE JEWS REVENGE.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19
SHINGLE MILLS &c

VANilE subscribers, at their Shop near the
81 Worcester and Brooktied Iron Foundry,
IN bro"khelG, are n'w building, tor sale, SHIN
gle Mliis, superior 10 any others bulls in the
New England States, and will furnish them
to purchasers on short notice. together with
the Betting Saws, joining Saws and Jointlng
Nhrels to accompany them They also man
utaCturc Gearing, Drums, Shafts. and PuIlies
Also. Patterns for Machine Castings of every
for which will be executed
with fidelity and despatch
CAREY & SAMPSON.
BrookGpld Fol-
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19
DepiI0tOlN Communal.

Y USF received, a further supply of the
S9 HEPih.iTURr COHPOUND. an arli
q" il high rcpur iorr,mo,ius suluGuaus ltair.
wheh is ulcr"! for sale lew. h,
JAMES GREEN & co.
Opposite the Centre School House
Worcester April H. Cm
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19
MONEY EOIND

& BUNDLE Of Bank Bills was picked M
! = last week in the Court House Inquire nf
ANTHONY CHASE. a, the Office of the
County Treasurer Sen, -
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

AMERICAN DfscRPrIoN We would not lie
strict our poets IN the choice of their SUBJECTS or
the scenes Of their story but when they shy
under an American sky and describe native
landscape, let the description be graphic as il II
had been seen aud not Imagined We wish too
to see the figures aud imagery Of poetry more
characteristic. as u drawn from nature and no:
from buoks OF tins we have constantly rpcur
rtug examples IN the language OF gar North
American lndrns. Oar readers will rccoilrcl
the last words of Pashmataha, the Chnclaw
Chlct, who died at Washington in 1924 "
shall due, but you will return to your brethren
As you 20 along the paths you w,ll see tn,
Il ,wots aud hear tie buds but pashmataha vii
see them aud hear them no more When yol
come To your homc. they will ask YOU, where
Pushmal aha and you will say to them he is II
more They will hear the td,ngs like the SOM
ct the tall ut n mighty oak IN the stiffness Of III
wood ~ "A Rerietc
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

AURORA BoRrALIs, We had splendid view
of his beautiful phenomenon last night, between
9 and ~ clock. 1t first made its appearance
in the n E aud ) parts of The horizon
mostly in the form of large brilliant rays per
pendlcular To the earth, moving horizontally;
at one time beautifully shining ray crossed
from n. 10 ) AT last ii extended all over the
horizon and appeared towards the South West
IN immense sheets Of hight moving constantly
and with great velocity III all directions and
having much the appearance Of running water
over which the sun shines vertically The
hight It sent forth was nearly as great as that Of
the moon-Qatbc' GGzette, dug y.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19
LACKAW ANA COAL

SDSsA TONS Lackawana Coal. now re-
celvi1g by the Worcester RopI
Company, for sale AT their Store ON the Canal.
SUMNER SMITH, .4ernt
Worcester, July Is If
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

% GOOD JOURNfYMEN at the Carri0gf
ass and H"gon .bnh'ng BpaintSs. Nome bu,
steady, iHSt rate warkmeu wanted Apph
to SlLAS 5. EVERETT.
Worcester Sept , Mechanic sheet
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

Str0'c Braid Wanted.
100000 H n.s5 :, Il 'n an" .5.s Stray
IN exchange fl Goods at the lowest cash mr.,
c's OTIS WEST.
Sterling July II SC
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

WORCESTER FOUNDRY.
ERON CASTINGS, warranted Of soIl hon.
N made at the Foundry near the Paper Mills
Of Elijah Burbank at short notice Orders and
Patterns left with WM BUTLER. at the
Fondrv, or with SUMNER SMITH at the
Back Store on he Canal will receive a'ieu-
ilOn colt March %
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

CONSISTING n rArr OF mn FOLLOWING. VIZ:
5oooo HIS. assorted Fla, Swcdcs Iron, lro.,r y
To- 4 lurie
ioo"o dn do Square de- do to- 3 do
~ coo 4" Oid Sabl" Iron T S
10 coo d.. assorted Fat English lion, from 4
=" > inches,
joeoo do. do Ronnd do de- from to 3do
~ eco d. do. best Banas X b do. Round and
square,
2000o 10 do. American Iron Round and Square,
from TO . lG inch,
10000 do Round end Square Shaft iron, from
> To 3 do
l5u00 do Plates and Rods, assorted sizes
floo do Horse Nail Rods, selected Iron, P. S |
lwarrauted)
i iUOo English Hoop Iron, 5 q, I'll, Il inch.
loa1 Go Axle, Sledge, Plough-share, and Bar
MoulGs.
1000 d" Gas, Steel, 1000 90. German, 1000 do
Round do
10000 lbs. Cnt NAILS, best
brands Crom 3D. to inch Spikes.
Dar6. 5 Patent Boxes g. &c
AjJoi winch viii be Sold cheap for cash or an
proved ,,e*, by
JOSEPH PRATT & co
Worcester, NAV 30 If
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

T7T'T' TVOO'VU TTV UUTINV 10
ward and no charges paid. hereby forbid all
persons harh"rlng or trusting SAID Boy on nv
account, aS shall pay no debts of his contract.
mo after thus date JOHN MATTHEW'S
New Braintrcc Aug -. 1882 dv3G.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

Y, sc. for Sale.

I VIZ subscribers, Assienres Of CHAHIts
= 6rNN, OTTER far sale the following Prop
Frty. to wat: ! Nardmg Machine with Condrn-
scr J SlImrtt Looms Broad Loom. Jpnnlcs
SET Pulling stocks and Securing Mill. ~
Condenser SpooIs sci 1antcr Bars ! llorse
Cpl, / Chatse and Harness. ! Saddle and
Brlc'e. DAVID r BRIGHAM
EDWARD II. HEMENWAY.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

At meeting Of the County

CoMwoNwhALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
IT, $780,.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19
One Ccnt Rc,r0rd.

D ANYWAY from the sub
ID a scriher ON the 22d inst a
BOY by tie name Of STE
PllEN DUNIKIN.I7years old.
about . feet & inches in height.
thIck set, with dark hair and
eyes Whoever wlltrtu,n SAID
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19

b'h'cetings and Shirtings.
E4WOM toll cents the yard, by the bale
u On single piece
RICE & SWEETsER.
Worcester Sent -
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-19
" dRted InnpdjGipIu.

Sterling July II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11

Captain Jones, of the schooner David r. Will
liams, arrived yesterday from Georgetown.
states. that the ship ashore on Cape Ro@ain had
bllged and that the crew and passengers, about
one hundred in number, appeared to be in very
distressed situation. Captain J. laid by her all
Sunday night. and lost his boat and best bower
anchor in attempting to rescue the unfortunate
sufferers from the wreck, but was unable To rem
der them any assistance, in consequence Of the
very heavy sea. He could mot ascertain any
thing further than that she was an American ship
having American colors flying as a signal Of dis
tress. The Pilot boat Washington. which star.
ted on Sunday evening for the wreck, was in
sight wnen Capt. J. left, yesterday morning.
aud would no doubt afford relief to the sufferers.
From letters received in this city, little or no
doubt remains that the above ship is the Penn
syvania. Capt. Charles. from Havre for this port
which sailed about the 10th Oct. 1t is stated
she had about 70 steerage. and several cabin
passengers, among them our fellow towosman.
P. Fayolle, Esq. -Four fishing smacks started
yesterday morning for the wreck.
Cha, lesion Courier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11

to obey the commands of executive partiaIity.--
What would be the purest justice, if meted out
to objects alike deserving Of apprehension il gross
and gar,ng injustice If directed upon The head Of
one party. Then we stand in fearful & difficult
crisis. An overwhelming majority are Of opinion,
that the excitement at the South 10 :. dangerous
political heresy" And, on the strict principle
of our Republican Government. they have the
right and the power to asorcs their opinion; but,
at the same time, humanity forbids that we should
exercise this desolating power. God avert the
terrible issue which the slightest event may now
precipitate! But If the unequal conflict is once
commenced, there is no telling its horrors and ex-
tent. Let no one OF those whose breasts are
steeed to the probabilities of fraterna slaughter,
anticipate an easy triumph over the few now ar
raye1 against them. a cause, however faiia-
cious in the abstract, when defended with heroic
frmness. against vastly superior forces Is ever an
object OF deep sympathy, and, perhaps, the very
states whose policy is NEST opposed to the move
ments in South Carolina, NAV send from their bo-
SONS hundreds of their sons, who cannot suffer
gallant handful of men to be borne down with
out interposlng their strength and their lives
This picture is too appalling to he further dwelt
upon. II ever the glorious fabric Of our Union
shall pass through this crisis unnjured. there is
one measure of necessity enjoined upon US
by experience. of the past. The people must
pass again upnn the constitution Of their govern
mpnt: thew must revIsss a nd rebuild that system
"f federal relations whose proportions are now
wrapped in the doubts and confusion Of political
jargon. They must express themselves at least
tn all the disputed points with such clearness.
that che who runs may read" and he who
doubts must lie. Until the machinery Of gov
eminent is cleared from the rubbish of generai-
ty and unmeanins attributes, we cannot exist as
happy and harmonious people.
IL indeed il were not now too late for such
scene. Convention not Of this or that section,
but Convention of the American people should
be called. with view to the adjustment of all of
the present harrassiog topics. Never do wish
to see Southern Convention in session-whose
only object would be = system Of political bully
ing and sectional defence. But this is what will
very soon take place, unleD the sovereign people
of the whole union take every thing into their
own hands, and sweep by the board the petty
schemes # little politicians; thus. and thus only,
can the U. States consummate their career OF
prosperity and glory. SYDNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11

The Marke,-(spirit Of this mornings review
Ashes are dull: some sales OF pots at 4.40
though in general they have been at 4,45. and
Yesterday after announcement that the canal had
closed, holders demanded 4.5O. pearls 40 IS.
Coal. the cargo price Of Liverpool Is Sll,50-
Cotton, the sales reach 1000 bales, viz: 1900
INLAND at II a 1s3 cts 600 Orleans at III
1ss. load Of the best at the latter price.
and ono Mobile at u a IS cts. Coffee contin-
ues heavy, sales St. Domingo. at l2a cts and IL
cash.
All the mackerel afoat have been bought at
81. and S43. Sales Of rough iaxseed at S12s a
Z. Cloyeeseed at $40 lOa Raisins are
held nv two houses, who have made few sales
Of Boxes at ssh, st for the three kinds. Flour
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11

exertion in behalf Of themselves. They appear
ed to be wholly unaffected BY the frequent and
numerous deaths Of their companions and reIa-
tives. Even mothers would see their dead chill
dren thrown overheard without any expression OF
regret. Indeed, they all seemed wholly indifferent
to their fate. The provisions and stores on board
we're ample. and the captain was provided with
plenty Of medicines, and most Of the passengers
had money to provide for journey to the west
ern part Of the United States.
This is the second ship that has arrived from
Antwerp, that has brought sickness and death In
to New York. The ship Beaver arrived there
on the 18th of October, after having thrown over
board about fifty of her passengers, and filed the
hospital at the quarantine with her remaining sick
and dying. She sailed from Antwerp on the 3th
September, and we believe in company with the
Sybilla. but fortunately bad shorter passage,
and lost a less humber of passengers.
Ia these two ships. (says the Daily Advertiser)
from one hundred aud 6fty to two hundred un-
fortunate emisrants have persisted; mortality
that will compare with an African SLAYER. We
have some reason to believe, from what we have
heard, that many OF these unfortunate passen-
gers were put on board by the authorities Of that
country, as paupers; that they were badly sup
piled With provisions, and medical attendance,
and in fact shipped of to get rid Of them. with
out any regard to their comforts, even live.
An Address from the President of the United
States to the People Of South Carolina, is cx-
pected forthwith.
Mr.. ID. X Minor, Editor Of the Rail Road
Journal, in New York. has published paper IN.
der the title. OF the New York Farmer and Hor.
ticultural Repository. It's in quarto form. and
is to be published mcn,hly; each number to con.
tain So pages. This number is handsomely ex-
ecuted, and contains large quantity Of matter
ON the subject to which the work is appropriated.
We regret to state that the Cholera has ap
peafetl at Mobile. The board Of health announ-
ces that three cases Of Spasmodis Cholera occur
red in that city on the 's5th Of Nov. In their
port Of the Goth, they assert that no new cases had
appeared OF the former cases two had died,
aud one WAS conyaescent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11

Mr.. Senator CLAY has arrived in this city,
and we are glad to hear is in very good health
MAJ. Int
The Commission under the Treaty Of Indem-
nifty with France, consisting of G. w. Camp
bell, Thomas Ii. Williams, and Mr.. Kane. Of
Philadelphia, are to meet in this CITY on this day
week.
Mr.. Williams, we understand, has already
reached the CITY. Ibid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
u. S BANK.

The New York Commerce Of Saturday eve
nns last SAYS: " A Though the Secretary Of the
rfssary echoes the Presidents Messas. against
the Bank. yet the stock rose this forenoon to Il
per cent, in one hour after the receipt Of that do
cameat. There are rumors afluat, which, ifthev
poSe true, will place both the President and his
Sc rotary in ve,y unpleasant dilemma, touch
JUg their Joint attack upon the Bank"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
THEATRE.

II the weather is good this evening, we ex-
pect, there will be full and fashionable house
at the Theatre to witness the performances OF
the celebrated Master Burke, whose fame as an
actor has long been sounded in our cars, and
who has attracted crowds wherever he has ap.
peared. We are told that young Norvall is one
of his best ciaractsrs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXAADRLs. IN. e.,
app,vrn. December 9.

ARRIVED. December 9.
Schooner Premier, Mills, New York; freight
for the District
Schooner Columbia, Smith. New York; do do
Sioop Neptune, Johnson. Philadelphia; do do.
Dec. lO-Steamboat Fredericksburg. B. j.
jenkins, Baltimore; freight and passengers.
SAILED. December 8,
Brig Daniel II. Miller, Bacon, Barbados.
Dec. 9-Schr. Velocity. Hammond, Boston
Schr. Increase. Rider, do.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT
Mahogany ut Auctiun.

NIOw landing from on board brig John Laird, al
~ Homes wharf, and will be sold t auction Wed.
nesda, the 18th dsy of December next,
467 Logs Sou,h.sde St Domingo Mahogany
81 do NORTH side do do
This cargo is represented to be Of superior quality,
two thirds Of il Cannon food. among which is good
port ON of Table Wood.
Terms liberal and will be made known at sale.
dec w. ID. MUTT, Auct
The National Inteligencer, and Baltimore Ameri.
will please insert the above daily ill sale. and for.
ward their accounts 10 this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
CLAIMS ON NAPLES.

rbeU. S. ship Concord, Capt. Perry has
,..;,rd at Portsmouth, n II. from the Med''er'
.,,,.u ffty DAYS from Naples.
", Nelson, American Charge DIES Affairs at
r,n,., is passenger. and is the bearer Of a
...,,, D,oria1iag for the payment Of f'oo m'"'0n
s.os,,i thousand dollars of the claims OF
-, American merchants upon the Neapolitan
c,,,,r,osn,. for spo!ia,ion| urnn our commerce
,.a, The Occupation of the throne OF Nipples
\, Joseph Bonapartc and @arat
rh..r claims had been swelied TO something
=. GOO 900: but the estimate was probably a
s;,b oDc, and It is supposed that he amount which
40 ,oyerument has stipulated =" paw, will cover
.s,'Iv all the tair. bona file claims
", ,e,rn that the claim had been refused only
,,,,e laws before the presen, treaty~as concluded'
,ca icsra,ches to that effect were actually Tor
,,,l.d TO Our government by Mr Nelson.
Tia frtuna,e conclu .ion of the neGo'iation Is
,,,;,oipd IN our naval demonstrations in the
p,,bbOrhOud Of that cati'
The passage Of the Concord has been bo'sterous
and ,eyere-sales blowing almost constantly du'
rins the Iast p days.
Tbi, information comes by letter from an
Of. er Of the Concord. to mercantile house 10
New York, and is published in the Commercial!
Of Saturday, evening.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
BY WILLIAM ID MUTT.
Superior Madeira Wine
M, GYI/'Y,yn

I'M Friday, 18th inst. at 10 o'clock. will be sold
" without reserve, at the public stores,
10 half quarter casks Superior London P.r,i.
culsr Madeira WINE, J Howard, Marcel,
Co brand, imported in the brig Remit.
lance, and entitled TO cebent,lre.
Also. handsome family CARRLAGE,' designed
for or horses, with harness for horse.
Terms liberal at sale.
by order cf the Trustees. w. d. MUTT,
dec Auet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
1888 $50

GRAls-New Corn is worth BY the cargo IS
a 60 cts: old IS IS.
WAeos Pork We quote Wagon Pork at
"a 90 to q 40, to embrace the extremes of prices
yesterda, and Saturday. Yesterday the most
current price was a5a4sl for good lots
Some small Pork only brought 90.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
LATEST FROM BUENOs AYREs.

By the Brig Mentor, Captain Peterson, at
8,lhmore from Rio Janeiru, We understand that
our difficulties With that Republic had assumed
such an important aspec, that it was found nc
cs,sary for our Minister to abandon the place
Mr. Battles. our Minister, and his family, and
Mr Slacum, former Consul at Buenos Ayres,
took passage in the ship Jane, which sailed lew
days before the Mentor Tor Baltimore. The
Mentor has dispatches for Government. The
arrival Of the Jane. which is momently expected,
sill probably pu, US in possession OF more au-
taentic Information Of the cause of difference
with the Buenos Ayrean Government, its proba-
be extent aud its present aspect.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
GEORGIA Us. SUPREME COURT,

uEUNolA Us. SOE.SE VI "a NOCN M
The Georgia papers state that Mr.. Elisha w.
Chester, Counsel for the Cherokees, has notified
tie Governor that application would be made to
&e Supreme Court of the United States. at its
Session. on the Sd day Of February. 1855. to is-
sue further process tn carry into effect its for
mer judgments and DEGREES. rendered in certain
cases, wherein 5. A. Worcester and EIeazor But
Ter are considered plaintiffs in error, vs.. the State
n Georgia, defendant in error. The Governor
communicated the notice to the Legislature, ex-
Fessing the same une1uivocal resistance to this
a'arPa,ion Of sovereign rights, as he has hereto
Ior; recommended. and repeating his same deter
mutation 10 ycss, il to the whole extent Of his au-
'aOnty.
The commuricaiion of the Governor was re-
Tered To the join, committee on the state OF the
Rc3gblir
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-11
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. CO.
rrrsDaY M0RYISG. DEC. IL. 1852.
POST OFFICE.

-. N,,,beru mail, which for some time past
.;,sd ,t the Post Office in this town at an
A' ,n,hl, hour in the moruins. is now. we are
'l I'D to say. received sufficiently early to ac-
1t. ali our citizens who have business TO
1t The Postmaster General being IN :
Ia, III If the late arrival Of the mail, yer!
'~ no,ly and politely reetifed the matter as
:, have stated.