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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-23

pen 10 hnow something Of the general { el.aras es' 2 { sassse saos peopie,and can in
 form Gov Pope's Kentucky and Missouri Editors, that the people Of Arkansas are
 as capable perhaps ofthinhing and acting
 for Memseiees, as are tlic people of Ken
 lucky or Missouri--they want not the aid of Gov. Pope's vassals 10 select and apps.e- e5ate asorth for them--they are a free and independent people, jealous oftheir rights, and look upon all attempts al dietatioa and foreign iHeyfrence, with. that sovereign and digni6ed contempt which sncll efforts so justly merit.
 We had supposed tlat Editors of news papers, abroad, had enough 10 do to at tend to the concerns of their respective States and neighborhoods, without imper- tlnenty intermeadling in matters Wiaiiei. can by possibility be of nointcrest to thoir readers. and about which they can them- selves know nothing-saye what ticy can giean from one-sid cd prostituted paper. conducted by man So oscntireiy destitute Of all character, that lie has more tlian once been charged will. premcditatcd and corrupt pe'Jury. In conclusion, We would advise these partizan Editors, in future, to attend to their own affairs-it would not onfy be more becoming, but, in our opin- Ion, much more profitable
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-23
PROPON.aLN For 1,O24,OOO lbs. of Beef.

GEPARATE proposals, in writing and kJ sealed, will be received by the 1Iib- scriber, unfil Jf'ednfsday, fte .jiyyf llayf oy .Angast nerf, at 12 o'clock, noan, for fur nisEing and delivering ON ID sMIILlON Y AND IWTNI'Y- FOUR TIlpuSAND 5 POUNDS OF BEEF. In the CIiocfaw Nation, west of the Territory o1 Arl< an sas, and as follows: Sszs
 295,Q00 pounds to be delivercd 1at the S depot, near Fort Towson. Red river.
 326, ,000 pounds to beadeIiyered at 1bc from Fort Towson. .xs@
 2O3,000 pounds 10 beAdelivcred at tho depot, near the Mountain Fork of Little river 40 miles north-east from Fort Fowsol1.
 e0,OGO pounds 10 De delivered sat tlfo depot, near old Miller C. H. 40 niI sou lI- east from Fort Towson. ~ IT.
 119, ,00o poundsz to be delivered st tlic depot, 9 miles so,lt tll from ort Smith, el3 the Arkansas riversz2 ;sss s;s sas s < E. The delivery Of Beef. at tthe sever ral pots above named must. st.comnaene enzonif fh6z ed, from time to time, and sin 3qa1ai1t jties as shall De required, until ti.e whoie is Fl livercd ;@ which will be call led for, o,i or Y Defoyc he Ja,st dag of sdlavch next le33.
 The Beef offered must he nf zxonp QUA and must be d elivered sla augttcred and |, quarters, or on the hoof. as ssl1all Z be required tic hides and rough tsliow of inc cattle slaughtered, to be the pro- perty of tho contractor ssss 5.
 Good and snfIicients ecurities wiil be rc- ( quired for the faithful ulGlment of lhos contracts; and persons making bids, not known to the subscriber. will give respec table references as 10 their capacities t0 furnish. The privilege of rejecting bids deemed high, is reserved %
 Bidders will please note on tl'eir corQ- municafions-st Proposais J6s. Jitrfliskiag Beef" They are also nestled toa atleDd. at this place on the 2d day of Atgsst5s f1F s tlle.purpose of closing cont cts. :x @ < ss
 J. BROWNs GaPt. ll, x. s4 sF
 Sup1 SuJs. o} Inxlidtss.
 May 2I, I632, s.ss Fl l0w
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PNilodelPlsia Gozette.

lo'p0rton Discope,y- Eriirpasioa of fae Chofero.-We stated some time ago, says tie London Sun, that that eos;se-.4 qucnce of q letter from H. Racburn. Esq. of st. Bernardd's, $, tiile Board of Health of Musselburgh adopted d plan of famigating tiIe streets, lanes, and houses there with chlorine, raised from sea salt and manganese, hy means of sulphuic acid; and it is worthy of re- mark that from the commencement of thls operation the disease rapidly di- mlnshed in number Of cases and in viir.s ulcnce, so that in days it had entirely ceased in Iisherrow, and the instances oi t have been very few even in fl1c Musselburgh district. But what hap pencd at Portobello is probably sill more conclusive. The cholera had just began to rage in that village, from the l7th to tho morning of the iSStii, SStii, i there were seven deaths, and several cases considered dangerous. The Board of Health there also adopfedtbc plan of public and private iGumi gation. which was most thoroughly done, and the malady seems 10 have been subdu- ed, or rather extirpatcd, in ono day. Portobello has no new cases since the 23d, and no more deaths except one on the 24th.- Louisiand .4du.
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 To Brick- Loye Briclc-

.1ldhers, 0,ld LQbofeYss N TaROM four to six Brick .makers, about
 six Brick-iayers, and hteeHur twenty Laborers, can find constant employmsnt and the highest Y ages, in cash, on aRFis
 CHRISTIAN B IJAfBA ACk Little Rock, .bay l6, 1892. frrThe Cincinnati Commercial paafy wifi please topublishtl'e above advertisement, once week for 1iireeE weeks, and forward the account Tor the same to the office of the Arkansas Adyo- cate.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-23
GTHIS FOR SALE.

1nwo STILLS ofl2o gallons each, and
 one of60 gallons, new and of tue best materials for sale on ::=z::sost re sonable terms, bJ application to this office, of fo ANDREW GRAHAM: .uay g, ls32. 7-2v
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MAnnfED--In Arkansas county, A. .sT. on Thursday, the 10th inst. by Y. Farrelly, Esq. James IT. Lucas, Attorney at Law to Miss .Harie Emile. daughter of Ar. ] O. seph Desruisseap---ali of X TX ansas county
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The Philadelphia United States Ga zette, speaking of the fashionable cos tume for ladies in that city, says that ssilesh colored stockings, with large clocks, are worn; at least we saw one : esu .,s,,eh aroraa.
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 The Poles.-it appears that great number of these gallant and ill-iated men have found a temporary refuge in France, where some provision has been made for them from the public Treasu. .ry. The French ministry could not we'll do less than this, conscious, as they must have been, that the example of France had led 10 the unfortunate eff fort of Poland. The Russian autocrat has exiled many of the most illustrious Poles to the deserts of Siberia; and the newspaper account has alleged that evenlades of that nation who favored the patriotic canse, have been sublect- ed 10 ignominious ilagcllation. Wheth- CT this latter statement is correct, we have no certain means of judging ioi I. 1t is 10 be rceollected that the generous sentiment of indignation against Rus sian Tyranny, may induce inc accep- tancc of narratives not sufficiently au- sthcnticated. We hear of no capital punishment inflicted upon inc Polish leaders; and as many of these arc al stl.e mercy of their conquerors, the lat ter have not rcsortetl to sanguinary ven- ecancc. How different this from the former subju zation of Poland, when the ierocious. Suwarrow inflicted the ter TOTS of blood ; massacre upon conquer cd Warsaw.. But even Russia partakes
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si f the the increasing eiyiIizafion of the ages and her naughty autocrat. equally with q British Parliament, bows 10 the om. impotence, of the Public Onis.inn
 Philodelphia GaSette.
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N eW Goods.
JOHN M'LAIN
D ESPECTIULIY info rms his custom Ia cis and others tl.at .l.e alse ssrec.;vg..!! per steamers Rcindecr and Elk from New Orleans, large supply of
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which, with his former Stock on hand. makes lis assortment very complete, conss. sisting of almost every article found in stores in this country He is determined 10 sell low for CASH, or on his usual terms. to those who have been punctual hcreto-s fore. szss
 All persons indebted to him for Goods.. 8c. taken up previous to the lst nf l alis.= ary last, are earnestly requested to mako payment part, if not tine whole, Of thoirs notes and saccounfs, on or D hefore tl,c oofGtth June, as he designs going to the East, after Goods. about that time. All those who neglect this notice, need not think strange If they should find their notes and accounts in the hands of an officer for collection.
 May l4thM Iaa2. ------. .zs--i {
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Mr. LOWELL, of Roxbury, Mass, in a letter to the editor Of the New Eng land Farmer, states that his orchards have suffered more by the last severe winter, than in any other, for 1T years. He thinks the growth of last year en- tirely destroyed.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-23

Pa'orosalS fo1 oale nliAioaa aaafsee9fy. .tfast,. thoasaad pounds of BeJ.--It will be seen, by reference to our advertising column, that proposals will be received by Capt. JAooB BRowH, Superintendent forthc Re faosai and Subsistence of Indians, until. the first day of August next, for furnishing. and delivering one million and twenty four thousand pounds of Beef, in the Choc- taw Nation, west of this Territory.
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LIND Nts.s SAIL.

A PURSUANCE of decree ot The Circuit
Il sopsaor Of law and hanscry for tic
Town of iyNes5org. pronounced on the 18th day
efJanups ia. IA tn ca~e of SovGn Jeter and
Elijah Injector. plaintiffs aAl W.IIiamJ Walker.
Seth Ward, Thomas Dixon. Administrator Of
Charl's clark decd, Janrs Harjwick, and Elm
beth his Hifo, Jesse Joplin, and Susanna his wifc,
Edward CLARK, Mary Clark, and Charles Il Scott
Novel; Scott infants h. Commissioner Bcnaeh.
specially assigned their guardian, DsGnd,n's.
Their. VIII be- sold on the l4ph day Of April ls32
On tie premises, At public auction, ferr.u3y money
TWO tracts Of Lend !yug and beng in die county q.
Bedford, to one continuing lG2 scres more Or less
and tn othrr Ilo acres moro OF hsi--thay bone
lie lame lande mentioned III the decree aforesaid
THOMAS SALE. sheriff #
Bedford county, oy enc Of his doI ATS.
March 2 I'll,
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1npARTNER SFFEp.

YnxTIF. undersigned having engaged in bus.n.
z uadsr Ii, s;rla osIEoaman & Nia't. do Is
paafll. Inform the public ami their friends, lint
thry Lag. made arrangements with Robert ".
collins on the corner. lssaus from Main-strfe' 10
r4Ianl5 Waraloase. to 5ay l!los for us. and u re
oeee lids "a It. tala,doa shares Cash q tho leh
..f rr.r#s or leather NElbe siyen III oa'nanes-
A $50 a. s...r I'm Yar1, onlhe turnpike rood near
Lgnridugs erory attention rendered 10 gigc =a..s-
faction The business wll Be caa#ael#d .a'afs.Y
10y DAVID Hoffman Persons who ar IN fae haaf
ofgaulna tu b,rs would do @eiIts cal soon. af
W wish 10 elosc contracts Tor uhtt nc W.. "aat ss
carly as tossble-ch,5nn' ok nnd SPAN la "a.
wa4.Iba PICTURED DAVID HOFFMAN
kJBE / WATT
TrlGmry Is =
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NOY'IG'E.

HEURSUANTt TO decree Of ;he County Court
"a of Amherst, pronounced IN the case OF Thorn
as NORRIS an infant under the age Of 2l years,
(who sues by Charles L. Davis, his next friend !
agains, Geo Morriss, and others, to us directed
we the undersigned, Commissioners, will, on
Monday the Both day OF April next proceed to
sell on the premises, by way ofpubIic auction on
credit of twelve months, the tract of Laud in said
decree mentioned, now remaining 'unSoid The
said tract ofland is situated on Banksons Noun
tain, in the county aforesaid and contains one hun
bred acres. THOMAS n. EUBA Nk
JOSIAH ELLIS,
JAMES DAVIS.
March &C. lii
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Dll4IE,nT1l GOODS.

& EoRGE CAREY, conner Of Baltimore and
~ Charles Streets, Baltimore has for sale u &c
n.rd assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS, cou-
>sta; IA parto . WALrHaN, APPLETON, Low
I'll. HAM-roN NAsaa2. EAFrrn, AVERY and
PTrafJslp MANUFACTuRESa-waieh will
be sold On favorabet terms by tAe package or piece.
Baltimore, February t. 2,n
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EXTENDING to quit the Retail Business,I vii
IL sell my stock Of Dry Goods ut Cost. unit! tue
Eth Of April when the whole stock VIII be sold at
Auction. Oh llbHal terms. JOHN CARROLL.
March tbs
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- ihalNtA-ht EGl.S holden ~ iut Clrlka ole Il
the Great Superior Court OF Law and Cha .1sh
ioI Tic town Of nlhherg III. 9TH uu, Of March r.
~ tHbht lay.
baaicl D Perrow, 1an riaInta, asauat Sunad Ilr1i.
bfaach 1or6nn Clement Townsend, German Jofdag, IL
md a. Haden nud Ellis lIulter administrator a koae
Huri"r rc'd ste Sheriff Of 5mFG.l uuHny, hots.Gati
: ne p" ndants hrahch Jordan, Clemcst Tuau,,ua d
tnurd u laden, mol huyug rLtsrru then Hl etet /"
the supplemental bil Of dc Puluad and ,lyrp s,s.
according 10 the Of Assembly Id tuc 'ul.s OF LIS
Count and II appearing b satisfactory eyalra,e, 4a
iEeG arc not inhaGiants 81 this county II nttct
ual the rad defendants do appear ho,e lr U'i d"
"i die rcu TEN aud answer Abr sud hH Of bt -
IN aud Tat COPY q. tbs Dlder he tuft6w ah nee .
N s5ne newspaper PlUfed IA Inc town = AMER =
'at Two u"ntAs successUrlJ, etc mr. Houi deg e
Toe ~. thousei N the aid toaD. aLVi s-Ies,st
J.. EUDES, ,h.
March win
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new magazine in direct opposition to Black
wQoJ, IS about 10 De started st Edinburgh MIR
'falt5 Of that city snnoUnces, as Editor that il VIII
" suPportedby steat abilities op the Wing CT Re
t9gn side Of ncl.t1s.
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4 sere1t-fold iafeymarriage. Apretty consider
abe piece of matrimonial business has lately been
transacted at Saco, Maine. On Christmas Fycthe
Rev VIM. Jenkins married 1aeophiUS, Ri6hard
Thomas Iaus, Jonathan, Ebeae-cg. and JOHN
HrTcHEsoN--to Misses Martha Eisa, sarah
Ana, Mary, Judith, Virginia aRd Peggy WELLS.
We don't sec such matches every day-thc Eastern
People are very ingenious all the world knows.
domestic Improvement is every thing with them
"a Yankee will improve you half horse or .
h9rse-chesnut al your option pin cushion OF an
ottoma". Such matrimonial compscs as the fore
s2ins al worthy of Legislative encouragement
NsAtTIs Animal
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kTiAGlAlA, tU Witt Cuurtu III b0di"" N's'
" ~ at tna court house, the IA dan o. Jldal'!' t'
thousand eIghl huudret and thg y-two I. gfoas ths
lsh PHI against Lew, Niagdrld Nlehui4s houtts''
CHARLES BiuUut JOHN A. ros, ndrie' Aler, y 3D.. a4s
Jacob White and kacbsei his VIII, Jei cma' - So
Thomas Lump kin aud Miiy bs vie James Ahe1 n'
lam AshNcH and fances las WIir IhOnns A5h"'a 5
Polly his wife iohn nrusclr aus Sally his rt t'a '''
beet Liza, Matthew X. john P. Alien The i.1i a5
infants and the heirs OF Wm. Alien, dec Ihis'!, -
ward Susuu and Mary Clark james heudt',h al1 L..
both us vic, heiIe OF Elizabeth Clark Zee LI"'os
Margaret. lhcodosa AID YIN Preston, IaIait H ''s
Catherine Pfestcu, dec. Chr topher afk, ~ III
Iher Clark aud Eowber Preston, aImrs OF Jon" "''
dec. IeGs.-ln Chsnccry. 49,.
Tie deieuduUtS " ilIlm Allen, Jacob White ana NJ.
lis wife hihly Lunlhiu, john Heesely ard Salh DIS
not having entered their appearance AMI e'fA' f,t
according IL the act OF Assembly ana The Iuts u
court aud II appearing t. the satlstUaicu Il iV nm.
iGat they are not inhabitants Of this cCUHtfy ~ .o
OF the paluNf, by biz Attorney, ~ Is ordered lbh ~.
de!endahis do appea, here On the f'uith NCa1a! mat
mex and answer the Uii If the piainiih, a'u -
copy Of this order bcinserted IN the LyIchbo'
nnn Iot two months sucvessycly, and posted a. US
uVor Of Iac courj-bouSe OF saId county. ,#.pC
Feb. q ~ y wan
MSOa SALE---A comfortable sea0V' "'''
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MSDss SAIlE--A comfortable Sea0"'
4 CauIa2e Enquire at this office
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AP0THECARV STORE.

z z AVID Il OMAN. u DUVaIs u sand
Il , Ba'h Square LyncLburg Va. has iust re
aelyed a fresh supply Of Drugs and Medicines, VIZ.
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March &c
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Selling oil at Prime Cost.

New GLASGOW, Feb ..
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\ Female Teacher wanted.

March Is
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-10-17
AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen havo been ap- pointed Agents for this paper: John c. Soytors, r N. Jackson co. Robt. Smitt, Jackson, Lawrence co. Maj. J. Voy, ? NJ, Izard c. II. Coi. II. Bos,0eH, P NJ, BatesvIle. J. 1T. Catds0eit, Jefferson county. Col. James Seua, ? M, Pine Bluff. Joseph Jacobs, ? Nj Menroe county. Wm. B Paton, II Chicot county. sEm. D. Ferguson, P II. Grittcnden co. H. [. Biscoe, Phillips county. Y. Farreig, Arkansas county. .yames Cisrf, Miller county. Col! John Clark, Seyier county. Daoid Forraa, do
 Thomas Htbbard, Hampstead county. fl. Collins, P II, Clark county. Dr. .uahoa, Van Bnren. Crawford. TAomas .ilathers, Ii Conway county. .yohH Hi6bin, do dc Gi!berf .NarshaH, P II Crawford county. .liark Beaa Crawford county. Col !. ". Ctofke P NJ, Morrisonss Bluff. Larkha Neaotoa, P II Washington county [. Evaas, P. II Vineyard. do. .johA z. Farmer, do. (. C. PieasaAfs, do. /. 1T. Johasoa. St. Francis county.
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An act to establish certain post roads and to after and discontinue others and for other purposes. Be 4 enacted ty the Senate a,ad House ot ReprescntatiDesof the United Stqtes of.4me- Tica ID Congress assembled, That the fol- lowing be established as post roads.
 IN MAINE.
 From East Machias, by Whiting, to Little River harbor, in the county ol Washington.
 From Deanysyille, in Washington county, by Charlotte, Cooper and Alex ander, to Barring.
 From East Machias 10 Cutter.
 From Bangor, in Penobscot county, by Brewer, Plantation number eight, to Ellsworth, in the county of Han cock; thence by Maliayllle, to Planta- tlon number twenty-six, in said county of Hancock.
 From Wateryille,in kcnnebeck coun- ty, by Winslow, Clinton, Milburn, Corn vile, Athens, Brighton, ,Fordstown, ,Foss- town, and Blanchard, to Monson; and from Brighton to Wellington, in the county of Somerset.
 From Thomastown, in the county ol I.incoln, by Tenants harbor and Mos cheto harbor, to Si. George.
 FromWaldoborough, in Lincoln coun- ty,by Washington and Liberty ito Mont vile, in Waldo county.
 From Fryeburg, in the county ofOx- ford, to Chatham, New-Hampshire. From Brunswick .inCumberland conn ty, by Topsham and Lisbon, to Greene, in the county of kennebeck.
 From Westbrook, in Cumberland county, up the west side oi Presumscat river, to intersect the road from Stan dish to Gray, at the carrying place or Sebago pond.
 From Anson, by Bingham. in Somer set county, by the forks of kennebecl river; thence on the Canada road, t( the Canada line.
 From West Jefferson,in Lincoln coun ty,by rraslx's mills and Sheepscot bridge to Wiscasset.
 From Brownsville, by kilmarnock, t the easterly part of Milo.
 From Saco, by Biddefore, the north erly part of Kennebunk port, and tn centre of Lyman, to Alfred.
 From Exeter, by Corrna and St. Al bans,t the intersection of the mail rout from Pittsheid 10 St. Albans.
 From Factory village, by Sebattu village, in Lisbon, to Greene.
 From Passadumkeag post office, the county of Peuobscot, m the State Maine, to Treats mills, through nun Der one, to Pages mills, so called; an through number two, Herds range,
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This Paper is published every Wednes- day, at THREE DOLLARS per annum, payable m adoahce, or FOUR DOLLARS at the expi- ration ofthe year.
 No subscriberwill be considered as pay nlg ln advance, unless payment be made at the time of subscribing, or on the re- ceipt of the first number.
 No paper will be discontinued, (but at the discretion of the Editor,) until all ar rearages have been paid up.
 t)FLetters addressed to the Edi itor must Ce postpaid, or they will not be attended
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TERMS OF ADV ERTIsING.

advertisements, not exceeding I2lines, first insertion, ONE DOLLAR, each continu- ance, FIFTY eENTs--ionger advertisements in the same proportion.
 All advertisements sent to this flee for publication, without the number of inser- tions being specified, will be continued until forbid and charged accordingly.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE TwENrY-sE- CoND CONGRESS-.
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An act to establish certain post roads, and to after and discontinue others l; and for other purposes.
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and from thence through the towns of Rome and Wysox to the village cr be- rough of Towonda, in the State of Penn evi
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Be 4 enacted by he Senatc a,ad House Of Representatives fthe United States of.4me- rica ID Congress assembled, That the fol- lowing be established as post roads.
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from Cambria to Youngstown.
 from Lockport to kempyille, by way of Newfine post office, on the east side of he eighteen mile creek. in the county e
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paltneyvllle post office, PuItney in Stcu- ben county, 10 Hammondspost.
 From Horse Head, by Eria, to Cayuga in Tioga county.
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TO BE LET.

.4',d possession giren The LIST day q .4pr't merit,
"a RRdiCk; STORE TO-! No No., 3 ,,v in
isi:He story Building "a feet wide and 81
ulA& feet deep, with spacious upper
Room and an excellent Cellar.
The Rooms are high, light, and airy. The
lower apartment has sweiled windows IN front,
and is furnished with such conven'ences as a
fire proof safe, and a wheel for conveying casks
and packages from the cellar to the garnet. AT
the back side of the building is large ana con.
venient ward TO which there as easy access. AS
the shelves and counters are not yet put up,
they can be arranged 10 suit the reasonable
wishes Of the occupant.
SHOP No. 4, in the samc Block, "a feet wide
and 80 feet deep, having swelled windows in
front. and FIRE proof safe in the rear. Under
the same is a Room 2S feet by 80, the walls'of
which are plastered. the floor paved with brick,
the windows and door sashed and glazed. The
Building is high studded, is elevated above the
side walk. and calculated 10 exhibit goods to
advantage. Ifapplied for in season the shelves
and counters will be put up TO suit the convex
fence of the occupant.
SHOP No. Z, the same in ali respects as the
last described.
A DWELLING HOUSE, in complete re-
pair, convenient for one family, with Wood
House and Barn to the same, and large Gar.
den containing Fruit Trees and Bushes in va
riety, such as Peaches, Pears, Plums, Cherries,
Apples, and Currants. II is the Estate formerly
owned by Mr.. Stephen Goddard, and now occu-
pied by Mr.. Steckwell.
These Estates are all favorably situated for
doing business with convenience and profit.
Rents will be reasonable, and must be paid
quarterly. For terms apply to
DANIEL WALDO.
Worcnster Feb IS 6w