The Pittsfield Sun from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 1

PUBLISHED BY PHINEHAS ALLEN fy SON, AT PITTSFIELD, BERKSHIRE COUNTY, MASS. PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, BY AUTHORITY. rot xxxix, TIlITRSD.tY, NOVKMBKR 15, 1838. NO. 1091.

e. a. Tucker, DmmsT, No. 41, WARRINER A RUSSELL Pittsfield. Ns 29, 1837.

0Cr Dr. T. has the pleasure of referring to Dr. Cbilm and Watts. TO TAILORS JOSEPH GYVEGOU.N, DRAPER AND TAILOR.

KIT 8T, a. tbs asbsct or tbs Tailord II wide, AMD Quarterly Reporter oj Fashions Barbers Standard System for Culling Garments Gestlemen wishing either or both th please inform a S. HOWARD WOULD inform bis cuvlouiere and others that bs on raeaiving a mors exten-aiv assortment of GOODS than ha has svsr be for a dared, among which ara ilia following articles i Wautra and Cotton Carpet and Floor Cloth Onn piece Super Pilot Cloth Broad Clot its. Caaaimara and Satmstls Silk Velvet, Satin and other Veaimgs Brown and Blanched 8bnstinga4t Slurtiuga Soper Sharon and Dww Loom Tick Pongs. Spilalheld and Flag Handkerchief Of.

Da Swiss. Pm da Soi and Italian Silks While, rad. grace, and yellow Flannels Salisbury Flannel and Uatinet 18 ptacea French and Engl.sb Meriooe 99 pieces CALICO Edinburgh Shawls, Irom 3 7 00 Highland do from $1.83 lo $4.00 Madras and Plaid Cravats Chenille Shawls Black Italian C'ravala Ladies Mohair sod Worsted Hae do. 8uper Silk do. do.

Colored, Kid. Silk and Tick Nick Gloves Gentleman's Buck and Woolen Glovea Rosa Blanket Russia Diaper and Crash Whits and Colored Damask Table Cover 500 tbs. Live Gaea Feathers. Ac. Sic.

A Mam Geueaded. Two men at Hickory Creek lately were at work in a field when a dispute arose between them. One of them, Mr. Bowes, in his anger struck the other, Mr. McDonald, with a stake which so enraged him that he struck the assailanfwith a cradle acythe, and, hitting him upon the neck, instantly severed his need from hia body which fell a considerable distance from Mr.

McDonald immediately escaped, and haa not since been heard from. An Indictment was found against him at the late term of the Will Circuit Court for manslaughter. Chicago Democrat. A man was killed at the Hazleton mines last week under the most painful circumstances. lie was a German, had been in the country but a few days, and had just coni- 1 menced work as a miner.

At noon, before the hour of commencing-work, a number of men were standing on the track of the slope inside the mine, when the rope to which a car of coal was suspended at the lop, broke, and the car in its downward course, was sent by the direction of the switch, from the main track to the one on which the man had fallen in hia attempt to escape, and his head was cut off and brains dashed out immediately. and thirty-eight, the register and receiver of the aforesaid land district shall attend st least once in two months if necessary at Shreeve-port in said district, for the purposu of receiving proof of and acting on such claiata for pre-emption rights, as may be presented to them under said act, and remain at said place as long as may be necessary not exceeding two weeks at a time, and said register and receiver shall give public notice for at least two weeks of the time they wtl! attend at said place. Sec. 4 And be it further enacted. That the Commissioner of the General Land Office is hereby vested with authority to direct in what manner and on- what conditions the said land office shall he supplied with plats and copies of plats and surveys from the offices now established si Monroe and Opelousas, and the office of the Surveyor General of Louisiana.

Sec. 5. And be it further enacted. That all that portion of ilm it i.t Fjyettevilh district winch lies viirti iff ino 1. ie townships eleven and twelve -ii nf ti pr cipal.

base shall form a si-pirile land -trict called the Western land disirt-i, and the land office for said ilu-trict shall b-eslabhshed at the county seat of Johnson con-. JVMESH DUMIAM, Draper and V'alWr, AS again replenished his STOCK OF A GOODS, and now offers to the public, a good assortment of Black, Blue, Green, Brown, Violet, and.Mised CLOTHS Black and Brown Beaver Cloth (a superior article for Over Coaia) Plain, Ribbed, and Fancy CASSIMERES Silk Velvet Bilk, Mar aeillea, and Valencia VESTINGS. Also, a general assort meat of Trimmings. Sic. Sic, Headj.Made Coals, CLOAKS SURTOUTS.

PEA COATS, PANTALOONS AND VESTS, all of which he is desirous of exchanging for CASH at low price. All orders thankfully received and promptly executed. AT. B. Sagues and Scotts Report of Fashions just received.

Pittsfield. Oct. 10, 1638 6w86 A CAES Mr. WvngUam, If IMMATURE PAINTER, from N- York, 31. is now is Pitt hert he purpose rndinf few and hu taken room, it Warnscr Si Roasella.

Persona desirous haviaf ibeir likenesses painted in minis rairs waited to call. Specimens to be mts at kia room, and terms made known on pplicstioD to Nr. B. Those who desire it can be waited their residences. 87lf AUTUMNAL LEAVES.

By J. Ouseley. Beautiful trees Clothed in your Autumn's dying robes ye look More lovely for Than waning star Or aught that's marked for death in Nature's book Beautiful tree Those rainbow hues. Bathed in the shade and sunlight of tho duy. Bids thoughts arise Of paradise, The eternal hie.

Ah why should Tima decay Those rainbow hues 7 What ia like ye. When ye are most lovely perishing unseen 7 In emerald gold. Your leaves unfold. And yet ve wither tnid your glory's gleam What ia like ye 7 The endearing form Of maiden innocence in youthful eve The unearthly bright Of her eyes light Flashing in beauty anil doth death inweave Tbe endearing form. The subdued smile Tbe rose-blush basking on her snowy check The calm-drawn breath Speaks not of death No writhing pain no struggle all ia nteck Tile subdued smile.

es. lhere ia Death, Lurking beneath die enc hauling form of health Een as the leaf, Her life is brief Tlte Autumn Death his victim takes by atea.th Yes, there is Death. Beautiful trees Clothed in your Autumn's dying robes ye look More lovely far Than waning star Or aught thats marked lor death in Nature's book Beautiful trees Anecdote or Bbamt In Col. Stone's fo of Brant, is the following interesting anecdote of that celebrated Mohawk Chief. The incident occurred while he was sojourning in Eng.

land and mingling in the fashionable circles of the metropolis During hia alay in London, a grand fancy ball, or masquerade, was gut up with great He Inff a wife, but no children Wyoming Herald. ty, or such other place as the President of United States shall designate. Tub Giraffe Dead The great male Gi- See. 0. And be it further enacted.

That raffe, imported at an enormous expense, died President ly yesterday morning at 6 oclock, without any nd nd consent of the ben apparent cause, or previous illness. There atc' lhc a register and are suspicions of poisoning. It must, how- receiver in and for sa.d district, whose com. ever, be recollected that the weather has. for pensat.on shall be the same as provided f-r several days, been extremely variable, sud-1 0he registers and receivers; and it shall U-deuly changing from severe cold to warm rams the duty of the Secretary uf the Treasury, and that no animal known is more sensible he done, to cause the nec- to climate, and more delicate in constitution.

I M-ryJlraet books, plats, maps andurveys than the Giraffe. His dissection will furnish I of Uie public lands, in said district to be filed an interesting study for our zoologists of the 'd offire i nd applications for entru Ready-Made Peleisham Over Coala Pantaloons. Vests and Round Jackets Red Flannel Drawer. Shirts Under Shirts, Groan Jackets Colton Flannel Shirts and Drawer Striped Shirts, Sic. Hoots aud Som.

150 Mens Thick Bools $9 $2 50 and f3 a pair; 125 Bays and Childrens Thick Bum 200 Ladies India Rubber, rheap 120 Gentlemen Call and Kip bools 50 Mens Thick Brogans 50 Boys do, 150 Ladies Kid Slippers 150 do. do Walking Shoes 100 do. Leather. and Kid Bout 150 Misavs do. Boot and Shires 100 Children's do.

do. Victoria Walking Shoo and Slippers Gentlemen's Calf Slippers, foe. Sic. Lyceum. N.

Star. Western la-Woad ITNTIL the 1st December, 1838 Prnpo- will be received, at the office of the Wmtem Rail Road Corporation, in Pitlafield. for the delivery of (he following description umber upon the line of tlie Rail Road, to ait Chestnut, hemlock or pine Sill. 8 inches y3 inches, and from 15 to 20 feet and up sird in length. Sieeperi of chestnut.

7 feet long, hewed on tan aides to a face. 4 inches wide, and of a Uiiekneas of not less than 7 inches between lace The Siliv to be proposed for at a stated sum per thousand feet, board measure. The Sleepers will be contracted for in lota of not leas than 100. at a stated price for each Sleeper. All the above mentioned timber to be cut krtareen the 1st December and 1st April, and Bbe delivered at such points upon the road stay be designated by the Engineer.

H. SWIFT. Resident Engineer, i ittsfield. Oct. 10.

1838 7w67 in said district shall be made as heretofore prescribed by law at the land offices now established, until the first day of June next WM. R. KING, President of the Senate pro tern. JAMES FOLK. 8100.000 for a Cape A curious of native mgeuuity, and uf the extravagance of despotism, is to be seen at the Missionary Rooms.

It is cape worn by a Sand' wich Island Chief, which, according to su es- Speaker of the House of Representatives. timate of Rev. Mr. Richards, must have cost Approved, July 7, 1833 splendor and numerously attended by the i $100,000. It is mode of small feathers, of bility and gentry.

Captain Brant, at the in stance of Earl Moris, was also present, richly dressed in the costume of his nation, wearing no mask, but painting one half ot his face. very bright and beautiful colors, only two of which grow uuder the wing of a particular bird. These are skillfully wrought upon a coarse net work, so as to form stripes of Sev ille plumes nodded in hi cap as though the ieraj different colors. The manner of obtain- blood of a hundred Percies coursed through 1 bis veins, and his tomahawk glistened in Ins girdle like burnished silver There was likewise, inThe gay and galisut throng, a stately Turkish diplomat of rank, accompanied by two houns, whose attention was particularly attracted by tbe grotesque appearance of the chieftains singular, and, as he supposed, fan- ing them ts as follows An adhesive substance is placed upon the end of a long pole, and some bait a little distance below. This pole is held near the bird, upon the rocks and branches it slights on the end of the pole, and by the adhesive substance is caught, and drawn up, and the feathers pulled out.

Mr. Richards estimated that he could have ob- AN ItTEVItr assobtmrnt or CROCKERY. GROCERIES 4HL'sheada 3 rto Boric. R.co Sugar 5 Barrel Muwavado Jo. I do.

White Havana do. 2 do. Lump and Double Refined Imperial Tea Old Hyson Tea Young Hyson Tea tlyn Skin and Black Tvs Chockolale Cotfvu Cocoa Raisins and Currant Tamarinds Sperm and Tallow Csndlns; Bar Si Soda Soap Macaroni. Sago and Arrow Root Pepper Sauce and Csvrnne Pepper Spanish Cigars Cavendish. Twist and Honey due Tobacco i Cask Rice 1 Hogshead Codfish.

Sic. Sic. The above, and a great variety ol other ar-tides, will be offered on liberal tetnis fur CASH or approved credit. Pittsfield, Ort. 1.

1838. 8w85 tsstic attire. The pageant was as brilliant Uined 6l00 (xjq worlh of provisions with the ft.n ...1.1 oa a kill m. A ta I nB desire but the WbatYj litick UusUal. IT ONLY REQC1BES TO BK KNOWN TO BB OBBTAIR OP SUPPORT.

I 1 st-irral rxclmmat ton. Head Quarters, Norton Street, Albany. IttIK unfortunate ar icapscifully informed ill an caiaiilistimuni modelled after the cel. .1 European Lock Hospitals, haa maul ear since been founded at No. 3.

Norton Street. Aloany, N. Y. To those unacquainted with this institution, it ia necessary lo mention that it has for ita object the cure of all such diseases at Syphilis. Scrofula, Stricture.

Disease of the Urethra, Lumbago, Fluor Atbus, Itnpotency, Diseases wi the Womb, Seminal weakness both ueiee. Nod-, caries of the boors, gonorrhma. gleets, with all venereal complaints in general, etc. etc. Persona iguorant of the nature of disease, are nut aware rliat many stages mark its progress from the commencement to it full devel-opement, originating in a most sin.

pie form, and through neglect nr injudicious treatment, assume a mure aggravated state of disease, and occasion abscess, ulceration, pseudo syphilis, cancer. premature old age, too often eutl ing in a prulrsclod inrurabie state of miserable evidence. i ins' i tut ion is under the superintendence usnagemenl -f PROFESSOR COOKE. i I M. D.

L. D. Chancellor of the Sylva-M d.cA 'n'legr. and President of the Ro-i i Mei.ii.al Society, of Albany, N. Y.

who ill give hia personal attendance at tbe Dispensary, attached to the Institution, at all hours to invalids requiring his professional services. Ha haviog hsd much more eiperience in this tirsnch nf Medical Practice than usually fall tu the lot of any one member of the profession, therefore fonts such confidence of hi ability to give un'tersal satisfaction, that he assures all applicant none need despair of a complete recovery. The unfortunate, therefore, who have suffered from the want success by those less i pc rienced, are invited tuvisifthe Hospital, where most perfect secrecy may be depended on and the utmost privacy will attend those who call. The whole house is exclusively appropriated to the use of patients, wbo will always be received into separata apartments, and at no lime, unless at the request nf the patient, will a third party be permitted to present t'ommun'cationa. post paid, lo the addiess of Professor Cooke.

D. D. L. L. D.

Albany, N. enclosing a Bank Note as a counselling fee, will hate at tendon or a personal consul tation iihv he had at all tunes, as usual, at the Dispensart which is properly fitted and arranged sr.il pirate offices for eonfidential mien irw A i Proe-or Cooke desire to In nr- fi- the lo'buc. 11 he should his Advertise I. nl to. goon ot stranger as it I well known, oj.b are shv Ih speaking i.

eu-ev ot a nad.rr, ei wh-rr Pbysi- tan is ure-emmem lv auireaeful Ciunottnr ri- nd Office No. 3. Norton-Street House No 33 Green-Street, Albany. i labor that was expended on this cape. Thero are also two small tippets for the neck, made of the same materials.

Y. Evangelist. the imagination could among whole motley throng of pilgrims and warriors, hermits aud shepherds, knights, damsels and gipsies, there was to the eye of the Mussulman, no character so picturesque and striking as that of the Mohawk which, being natural, appeared to be the best made up. He FURNITURE and Chair Warehouse, AT TUS OLD STAND IN WEST ITIIIT. BY HE subscriber would JhL beg leave to inform hi friends and the pub lie, that lie continue to heap on hand a ganeral s-sortnaenl of Health of Iowa and The Galena Advertiser of lhe.l0th says We i i i i have distressing accounts of sickness from scrutinized the chief very closely, and mislak- almost every quarter of the inhabited parts of ing his rogue et noir complexion tor a paint- territories of Wisconsin and Iowa, as well ed visor, the 1 urk took the liberty of ban- miny portions of Illinois.

The mortality, dlmg his nose. Brant had, of course, watch- (generally, we are happy to learn, in this af-ed the workings of his observation, and felt bears but a small proportion to tbe number of attacks. The chief causes, according to all accounts, are bilhous fevers and fever and ague. UNITED STATES LAWS. Sttwes tuea THE subscribers have just received si srge 1 sod splendid sssurliuent of lookiug Moves, of the following approved patterns Rotary Cook do.

Improved Cook Union and Premium Cook Railway and- Farmers Bake and Franklin Also, Six Piste, Box Si Sheet Iron Stoves, of all sizes Russia and English Stove Pipe Sheet and Bar Zinc Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, which they offer cheap for ensh or approved credit PECK Si BACKUS. October 9. 138. 86tf BY AUTHORITY. Cabinet Furni I VJ ture and Chairs.

Eoe Also Look tug Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, Copel Varnish. Mahog Say Farnilura Trimmings, for. lie. all of which ha wll sail a cheap a can be purchased at any ether shop in the County. He would lender hi lhanka to the public for the liberal pa'ronage he has so long received, aad will spare no pama to have his work duns ia a fashionable and faithful manner.

AMOS Pittsfield. Angst 9. IKiK. 77ti HORSES MEASURED AND CAREFULLY FITTED. HE subscriber would in A form their friends aud th public generally they have to the humor of a little sport.

No sooner, therefore, bad the Ilassan touched bis facial point of honor, under the mistaken idea that it was of no better material than the parchment noee of the Straaburg trumpeter, than the chieftain made the hall resound with the appalling warhoop, and at the same instant the tomahawk leaped from bis girdle, and flashed aronnd the astounded Mussulmans head, as though his good master, the Sultan, in a minute more, would be relieved from any future trouble in the matter of taking it off. Such a piercing and frightful cry had never before rang through that saloon of fashion and breaking suddenly, and with startling wildness, upon the ears of the merry throng, its effect was prodigious The Turk himself trembled with terror, while the female mas-kers, the gentle shepherdesses and fortune-telling crones, Turks, Jews snd gipsies, bear-leaders and their bears, Falstaffs, friars snd fortune-tellers, sultans, nurses, and Columbines, shrieked, screamed, and scudded away as though the Mnliaws had broken into the festive hall in a body. Tho matter, however, was soon explained, and the incident was accounted as happy in the end as it was adroitly Public No. 71. AN ACT lo repeal, in part, the act entitjed An set to provide for the safe keepingof the acts, records, and seal of the United Slates, and for other purposes.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of A. merica in Congress assembled. That so much of the act entitled An act to provide for the safe keeping of the acts, records, anil seal of the United States, and for other purposes, approved fifteenth of September, one thousand seven hundred snd eighty nine, as directs the Secretary of State to cause to be recorded, in his office, the sets anJ resolutions of Congress, bo, and the same is hereby, repealed. Approved, July 7, 1S3S- Public No. 72 AN ACT to encourage the introduction and promote the cultivation of tropical plants in the United Slates.

Whereas in obedience to the Treasury or cular of the sixth September, eighteen hundred and t- enty-aeven. Doctor Henry Per nue, late American Consul at Catnpeat hy, has distinguished himself by tits persevering exertions to introduce tropical plants into the United States and whereas he lias dernon-j st rated the existence of a tropical climate in I southern Florida, and has shown the i onse-1 quent certainty of the immediate domestication of tropical plants in tropical I'loridn, and the great probability of tlieirgradual acclimation throughout all our southern and southwestern States, especially of such profitable plants ss propagate themselves on tho poor est soils and whereaa, if the enterpriz' should bo euccessful. it will render vsluahle our hitherto worthless soils, by covering them with a dense population of small cultivator and family manufacturers, and will thus promote the peace, prosperity and permanency of the Union Therefore, Be it enacted by the. Senate and House of Representatives of the United Slates of A-merica in Congress assembled. That a township of land is hereby granted to Doctor Henry 1errmc and hia associates, in the southern extremity of the pemrsulj of East Florida, to be located in one body of six Hide square, t.

ou any portion of the public luiJ below twenty six degrees north latitude Seo 2 And be it further enacted. That the said tract of land Khali be located within two years from this dat. by said Ileiiry lVr-rine, and thull bo surveyed under his direc lion, by the surveyor of Florida Provided That it shall not embrace any laud having sufficient quantities of naval timber to be re served lo'the United Slates, nor any s.tcsfur maritime ports or cities. Sec 3 And be it further enacted. That whenever any section of land in said tract shall be really occupied by a bona tide settler, actually engaged irulhe propagation or cultt yalioti of tropical pittite, and upon proof thereof being made to the Commissioner of the General Land Office, a patent shall issue to the said Henry Ferrine and his associates.

Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That every section of land in the tract aforesaid, which shall not be occupied by an actual set tier, positively engaged in tho propagation or cultivation of useful tropical plants within eight years from the location of said tract, or when the adjacent territory shall be surveyed snd offered for sale, shall be forfeited lo th-United States. Approved, July 7, 1338.

Lite Lite Life I Da- JONATHAN MOORES ESSENCE OF LIFE. FORTY CENTS PER BOTTLE. A aluat-U Medtcxnt. trhirk, I rightly ajtplted. trtll Its the mrtuu af saving thousands from an it timely fra re.

IT has bean told snd used for thirty years, with great success, and found very effira emu. the following diseases, vi. Con.otnp enacted by the good-humored Mohawk lion. Whooping Cooghs, common Coughs, Colds, difficult Brest lung, Influenxa. Qoitiay, Asthma, Phthisic, Spitting of Blood, Flatulen cy.

Indigestion. Looseness of the Bowela. FitJ of every kind, Crs.npe.Rickela.Colie, Catarrh, bead waters of the Saley a small tributary of i wit Dyaentery, Fainting, Hypochondriac A flection, the Colorado, about 60 miles from Bastrop, Passed AN in river, at the second session of the -3th Congress. Public No. 70.

ACT to establish additional land offices the Siacs of Louisiana and Arkansas. Be it enucled by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of A-tnerica in Congress assembled. That for the disposal of that portion of he lands belonging to the United States in the State of Louisiana, within the following boundaries, tu beginning at tho point oo the Sabine teken the ted formerly occupied bv G. William 'he firm of G. Si 1 1.

LI 1M. wbrre they inlend to mani. fat lore SADDLE COACH. GIG and otter HARNESS. ALSO Trunks Valices, Carpet Bags, and other articles usually kept in such an unsurpassed any in th Caen fy far Style and tyorkmanship.

rimming also dooe in the best tnanm-r, on the shortest notice Those wishing to purchase will do woll to call sod sea for themselves GUSTAVUS WILLIAMS. SYLVESTER WILLIAMS West Stockbridfe. Oct. 1, 1838. 85 All persons hav.ng unsettled accounts ar requested to call and settle the same.

GUSTAVUS WILLIAMS. Uouc Yaking. I HIE uturr.i'i'f, would miorm lit public lht the have entered into partnership under ih firm of E. U. V.

DUNHAM. nd have opened a Shop in North Street, lew rods fro-o the Public Square, where they in lend carrying on the Cerriagn Making Busins. in all its various branches. Fr-in, tho.r long experience and practical knowledge of tho business, they flatter them selves tliey shall able tw furnish Stage Coaches Barouches Chanotees, Buggies, tyc. nf every eariety.

end ol lb first order. All nrder tliauklully received sot), promptly attend' in. pair. iic- of all kinds in their line, done at short notice ai reasonable terms. Great pama will ba taken in tho selection of material, and all their work will bs warranted.

Wanted, so Apprentice at the Coach Smith ing Huvines-, to whom liberal encoura gent cut will ba given EBENEZER DUNHAM, HARVEY C. DUNHAM. Ptlltfirld. Ort 31. I83H.

R9tf where the base line or thirty-first de-tn a northwesterly direction. It is about 300 grec of north latitude strikes the same; thence feet high, and appears to be an enormous oval I up said river lo the point where the boundary rock partly imbedded in tbe earth. When the line between the United States of Mexico, sun shines, the light is reflected from its pol- and the aforesaid Stale of Louisiana shall ished surface as from so immense mirror, and leave the same thence with said boundary, the whole mountain glows with such a daz- when the same shall be finally fixed, to the zling radiance that thu beholder who views it northern boundary of the State thence east Window For Sole 7 4 If life LIGHTS SASH, the van mu arfUo. Door, Win faw tiiiadt, tod Wtodov Krtmei, un hind nd for Mle. Cht-aps by HKNRY CALLENDER.

PauieM, dug a lRJtt. 76tf Hasd -aches. Sic kite st Stomach, prsvenultv of Contagious Diseases, Gout aud Rheumatism. This Essence answers a valuable purpose in almost every caa of debility and theru ara but few, if any diseases, which do not sits from that source. It may be given lo etthor tu, end at any period, if weakness prevail the enmpo silion being entirely derived from ilia vegetable kiugdom.

Tbs whooping cough may be curtd a week, if taken at the commencement of tbs discs. Caution. Tbia may certify all whom it may concern, that the subscriber, residing in Had lay. Mass, have mads an improerment in the Medium invented by uie, and denominated pr. Jonathan Monros Essence of Lite, and have communicated Ilia Recipe to Henry Seymour uf aaid Hadley, and lo him only.

The United Stales is full of the sophisticated article. and tlna is to give notice to the public, that if they wish for the genuine Essence of Lite, they must apply to said Seymour, nr In agents, and be particular to enquire fur that prepared by Houry Seymour Da. JONATHAN MOORE. Hadley. Sept.

2. 1833 CmlOlfi TO LET, VALUABLE 7AXUBS FOR SALE. nJVItnM Hi firm of n-it. noird JL I AVEKX STAND. cat r.1 Albany anU I ry.

AIo, a Uw'Hmjr House and Store, that may be connected with a Satiuntl Factory, osar. Enquire el this Office for par Itculsrs. 53tf with said northern boundary to the dividing line between the ranges three and four west thence with said dividing line south to the base line, or thirty-first degree of north latitude thence with said line to the beginning a land office shall be established and kept in the town of Nachitoches, to be known as the office for the Northwestern land district in the Stale of Louisiana. Sec. 2.

And be it further enacted. That a register and receiver of public moneys shall be appointed for said land district, in the manner required by law, who shall reside in the town of Naflntochos, they shall give bond and security in the same manner, and in the same sums, as other registers and receivers in said States and their salaries, emoluments, duties snJ authority shall in every respect be tbe same, in relation to the lands in the afore, said district sa are now given or granted to the registers and receivers in the other land offices in said Stale. Sec. 3. And be it further enacted.

That during the continuance of the met entitled An set to grant pre-emption rights to settlers on the public lands, approved June even from the dislanco of four or five miles, is onable to gaze upon it without experiencing a painful sensation, similar ta that which is felt when looking upon the rising sun. Tho as-ceul of this hill is so very gradual, that persons can easily walk up to the tup but the walk is so smooth and slippery, that those who make the attempt are compelled to wear moccasins or stockings instead of shoes. This set, together with the name of the place. Holy Mountain, reminds the visitant very forcibly of the command made to Moses at Mount U-rob, Pul off ihy shoes from off thy feet. Tlte Caiuanches regard this hill with rehgiuus veneration, and Indian pilgnma frequent ly assemble from the remotest borders of this tribe, lo perform their Pay nun rites upon ita summit.

A friendly Intimation. The boarders at a tavern in Geargig were annoyed by flies in their butter. Judge Dooly took the tavern keeper aside, and remarked to him, in a private way, that some of hia friends thought it would be best for him to put the butter on one piste, and the flies on another, and let the people mix them to suit themselves. Ue merely ft for Jt yA, IM1E subscribei filliW 1 1 I i 'eellnl Farm fa 1 i 111. inn of Wa br for West would hereby that lie has an sals, situated Stock bridge County.

about on mile weat of Ih Hudson fo Wet-8luckbridge Rail Road, Said Farm contains oue hondred end forty I seres of good land The Farm is well supplied! with Timber and water, sod ia in high stats of cultivation. There sre on the premise one' Dwelling Ilouao snd tbra Barn, on uf which has receotly been erected. For further particulars enquire nf the subscriber. JOHN SMITH. JVctt-Slockbridgc, September 2, 1333.

Sltf I Public No. 74. AN ACT making appropriations for certain roads in the Territory of Wisconsin. Be it enacted by the Senate and House 'of Representatives of the United Slates of A-merica in Congress assembled. That the following sums of money be, and the snmn are hereby, appropriated fur the construct! of road in the Territory of Wisconsin, to wit For the construction of a road from I'cr AN sway Irom ti'S tolnen 'er.

filth 20th mat. HEN W. WARD, lad about 12 i ar nlil, light complexitii. dark -tr, and blue eves without ha sum-. persons are hereby cautioned not to kerbor, trust employ said boy and who will give information where be may be found shell receive tho thank 'of BILDAD WILLIAMS.

PiT.tficU, Oct. 22, RB8. 3wS9 3tmC. EFT my bed and board, without any just cause or provocation, mjr wife Pliebe Ann. Tbia is to forbid all persona harboring or trusting bur no my account, as I will not pay any debt of bar contracting after tbia data.

ROXAL BENTLEY. gtsfitU, Oct. 29, 1333. 30 Howard, st Green Bay, bj Milwaukee u-ccty-ficc 91)4 ia tbo year ciglftixs tlusirci to the lge tji.