asmlllerei AN. Asetil ipairo4
111.1 and Duaniagirrino,to Wliatingten, or
Oast, tiaras tiosis a week, in two born
alichas.
!owe Mount Pleasant every Tnesday, Timm.
and datardayafter arrival of Cumberland snail,
IVat p 4a, 'arrive at Washington mama days by
p
.Loore Washington every Monday, Wirdiesday
AIM Friday after arrival of Wheeling mail, say
st. 2 p. m , arrive at Mount Pleasant nest days by
ejk es .
Proposals to carry twice a week on horse ski in-
- 1833 From Mount Pleasant, by Pleasant Unity,
iostecnown, New Derry, Siaireville, Livermore,
eatiel.Baltsburg.Kiskiiniuitas, Appollo acid Leech
bulls ks Freeport, 72 miles and back, once a week.
Leese Mount Pleasant every Friday at 6 a m, ar.
sips at Freeport next day by 5 p m •
Leave Freeport every Wednesday at 6 a m, sirrivc
at Mount Pleasant next day by 5 p m.
11214 From Connellsvitle. by Salt Lick, to Geb
bares 30 miles and back, once; week.
Leave Conneli.ville every Wednesday at 8 a m,
WA,. at Glebbaressa.ne day uy 6 p m.
Leave Gebbart's every Thursday at 3 a ui, dirive
st Connelleville same di) , by 3 P In•
18315 From Uniontown, by New Silent, Merritt.-
town, Brownsville, Fred,' ick town. Mil I sboro',Cla rks
Ole, Jefferson, Waynesburg, Harvey's, Ryerson's
Station, Beeler's Station, Va. and Kendall, to Grave
Creek, 79 miles and hack, once a week.
Leave Uniontown every Friday at 6 a m, arrive
at Grave Creek next day by 6 p m.
Leave Grave Creek every SuckeY at 6 a to; rest
et Waynesburg, and arrive at Uniontown every
Thursday by 6 p m.
Proposals to so run this route as to ottiit
Fredericktown, Millsboro', and Clarksville,
saving 7 miles, will be c.insidered.
1636 From Unionto Nil, by McClellatidtowqi,
eontown, Carmichael's, Rice's Landing and inter.
sou, to Waynesburg, 39 miles and back, once d
week
Leave Unieatowo every Tuesday at 3 a m , arrive
at Waynesburg same day by 5 p m,
• Leave Waynesburg every Monday at 6a m, arrive
at Ualootowg earns day by 3 p m .
Proposals to carry in two horse coaches three tidies
• week, will be considered.
1637 From'Uniontown, by McClellaadtown, Ma
sontown, Greensboro' and Whiteley, to Cartnichaerl
29 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Uniontown every Thursday at 9 a m, arrive
at Carmichael's same day by 6 p al.
Le ave c am ichael's every Frid ty at 6 a m, arrive
at IlleClellandtown same day by g p
m.
w Loa Front Beallsville. by Millsborou g b and
Clarksville, to Jefferson, 13 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Beallsville every Friday at 8 a in, arrive at
Jefferson earn.) day by 12 in.
SLeave Jefferson every Friday at 1 p m, arrive at
trallaville same day by 5 p m .
1639 From Greensboro' to New Geneva, one mile
id back, twice a week.
Leave Greensboro' every Monday and Friday
it 19 in, arrive at New Geneva Caine days by
as.
Leave New Geneva every Monday and Friday
,
6 p, in, arrive at Greensboro' mine days by 61
p co.
MO From Brownsville, by Ptke Run and Horse
fime. to Monongahela City, 21 miles and back, once
• week .
. Leave Brownsville every Wednesday at 7 a ra,ar
iive at. Monongehela City same day by 12 m.
Leave Monongahela City every Wednesday at 2
illilk. arrive at Brownsville same day by 7 p tn.
1611 From Waynesburg, b ) Barker's, Simpson's
3.44r0 and Good Intent, to West Alexander, 28
rules and back, once a reek.
Leave Waynesburg every Saturday at 7 a m, ar
rivs at West Alexander same day by 5 p m.
Leave West Alexander every Friday et 7 a m,
alive at Waynesbur g same day by 5 p tn.
1642 From Waynesbur g to Blacksviile. Va., 14
inirea and back, once a week.
Leave Waynesburg every Tuesday at 12 in, ar -
Ors at Blacksville same day by 6 p m.
W I
aye Black -vile every Tuesday at 6a m, arrive
at aynesburg sense day by 11 am.
It 1 Frnm Waynesburg,. by Rogersville and
Ceitreville, to Black-% ille, Va, 14 miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Waynestupg every Wellies lay at 7 a na,
a. rive at Blackaville same day by 1 I I a tn.
Leave Blacksville every Wednesday at 1 p m,
arrirts,at Waynesburg same day by 5/ p in.
1311 From Dunningsville, by Munntown and
Ttiompsimville, to Herriuttville, 12 miles and back,
once a. week.
Laive Dunt,ingsville every Tuesday at 6a m, ar
rive at Herriottville same d tv by 10 a in
,
Leave Herriottville every Tuesday at 12 m, at
lis
riv at .Dunningsville slime day by 4 p
,rn. .
r
Itis From West Middletown, by eirtterim:s
. ill?, Cruse Creek Village, Eldersville Bdrgetts-
Warn, Pli non ani Seventy-Six, to Hoo i lestmaci, 50
Mlles and back, once a week.
Leave West Middletown every Tuesday gt I p tn',
affil**Hook.stovria next day by 6 p tn.
Leave Hook'town every Tnursday at 6 a nil af.-
rive-rst West siddl6town next day by 19 m. . .
1 616 From. Washington, by Locust Hilt. Hick..
i t t; B drgettstown, F r:Ulbrence, Fea . lM Seripgs;
ligridall, Hoolotow4l and Georgetown, td Smith's
Parry, 40 miles and back, once a week. ,
Leave Washington every Monday and Friday at
6 a tri, arrive at Smith's Ferry same days by 8
p n.
, • ..
- Leave Smith's Ferry every Tuesday, and Sitar,-
lay at 6 a in, arrive at Wasnineton same days . by
8 pm. , . .
1647 Front Washington, by Buffalo, West Mid-
Motown. ladependencet, Wellsburg, Va., Philips..
anti, 0., New Almeavairla, Smithfield end Union
Vale. to Cadiz, 48 miles and back, three times a
week, in two horse coaches. '•
Leave Washington eyery,Mpriday, Wednesday
Ind Friday, at 6 a m, arrive at Cadiz same day by
g p m. ,
Leave Cadiz every Tu.mday, Thursday and 5a....
!twiny, at 6 a in, arrive at Washington same days
by 6 p m.
~
1643 From Washington,by Van Buren, Sparta,
Lindley's Mills, Amity and . Ten-Mile, to Wayne'.
;mg, 36 miles and back; mice a week.
Loave Washington every Thursday at 6 a in, &r
-ive at Waynesburg 1111 Mb gay by 6 p tn.
Leave Waynesburg every Wednesdiy at 6 a in,
arise at Washington same day by 6 . ? rp.
1649 From Washington to Taylorstown, 7 inles
ta d hack, twice a week, i •
Leave Taylorstown every Wedneisday and Sa
aya3ay I in
p , arrive at Washingtou same days
)7, P at' . . •
, Leave Washington every Wednesday and Satur
ley at 94 p in, arrive at Taykirstown same days by
Mama.
.1650 From Canonsburg, by VeMce, to Candour,
.g . t itles and back, once a week,
lea*a.Canonsburg every Tuesdag it 7 a in, ar
ise at Candour same day by 11 in.
. Leave Candour every Tuesday at 5 p to, arrive
t Cantinsbarg same day by 8p m. . ..
arliether service should he retained be
infitil M
VeniCe !
165.,1_,Frptd Pittsburgh, by Allegheny,Bakisrstown.
Itati Mißs, Butler, McCandless, Browoiugton,
IlipperY Rock; North Liberty, Mercer, Culbartson's
3astaxd'ilMeadville, Woodcock, Rockdale and
Watetkorfi k to' Erie, 135 miles and back, daily, in
bur base coiches.
Leave Pittsburgh daily at 9 a in, arrive at Mercer
tame day kg 10 p in,
Leave Mercer next day at 3 a m, arrive at Erie
eine day by, 7 p m.
. Leaye Erii; daily ate a m, arrive at Mercer same
ley by 12 m:
Leave Mercer next day at 3 a in, arrive at Pitts
'arab same day by 9p in.
NU Flom Pittsburgh, by Herriottville and Cis
tanetturg, to Washington, 26 miles and back, daily,
i rear harm coaches.
Lave Pittsburgh daily at 1 p m, arrive at Wash
1106
on . wee day by 7 p in.
re Washington daily at 2 p re, min at Pittr
4h same day by 8 p in.
This mail is to be run in close commotion with the
tail on the N 4donal Road, and schedule is to be
rranged led modified itimord;agly
Pavilions to perfonothissereice ass Want Ono
National Road nut', are invited .
1653 From Pittsburgh, by retina, Baviogton
Florence, Paris and Hollidars Cove, Va., to Sten
b•ns'efie 0., 3? miles and h talc, six times a week,
in four itorse coaches.
Leave Pittsburgh daily except Sunday, at 9 a m,
arrive at Steubenville same day by 5 p m.
Leave Stelibemville daily except Sunday, at 6 a
arrive at Pittabargb nine day by 2 p m.
1654 From Pittsburgh, by Allegheny, Sevv:ckly
Bottom, Economy and Freedom, to Beaver, 27
miles and back, six times a week, in four horse
coaches • . , •
,Leava Pittsbur g h daily except Sunday, at 2p m.
arrive at Beaver same day by 8 p m.
,Leava!Beayer daily except Sualay, at 5 a m ar
rive at Pittsburgh same - day by 11 am.
, Proposals to, carry in Steamboats during speason
o navigation, and as above, the balance of the year,
will,bet considered.
1556 From Fittsburgla; by ,Sharps burg, Houston,
Sprit:lood, Tarentum, Feaeport and State Lick, to
Kittaning,43 milea and back, twice a week.
• Leave Pittsburgh every Monday and Thursday at
9 a m. arrive at Kittaning next days by It a m
Leave Kittaning every Tuesday and Friday at 2
p m , arrive at Pittsburgh next days by 4 p m.
Praposals to carry in two horse, coaches will be
considered; also in canal packet boats to Freeport;
also to,run three times a week.
Rile From Pittsburgh, by Perryville, Wexford,
Zelianople,Forteraville. flarlensburg and
Le,esburg, to Mercer,s6 miles and back, three times
a week, in two horse coaches.
Leave Pittsburgh every altonday, Wednesday
anti Friday, at 7 a arrive at Mercer same days
by 9 p ru,
Leave Mercer every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 5 a in, arrive at Pittsburgh same days
by Et,p in..
1637 Fr,dai Pittsburgh, by Surgeon's Hall, Libra
ry,, Fialeyvillo, Monongahela City, Fallow Field
and Benileyville, to Beallsville, 37 miles and back,
once ti week., 1 ,
Leave Pittsburgh every Thursday at 9 a m, arrive
it geallsville slime day by 8 p in.
Leave Beallsville every Wgc nesday at 8 a in, ar •
rive at Pittsburgh same day by 6 pro.,,
1658 From Pittsburgh, by Buchanan, Street's
Run, McKeesport, West Elizabeth, Elizabeth,
Gambles, Roastraver, Belvernoq, Cyvkkiwn, Par
ryopelis, Flatwood's, East Liberttand Upper Mid -1
dletown, to Uniantowui 56 miles and back, twice a
week.
• Leave Pittsburgh etety atriaday and Thursday atl
9 a m, arfive at Uniontowu next days by d p m.
Leave Uniontown ovary Wednesday and Sa
turday at 6 a in, arrive at Pittsburgh same days
by p rr.
1659 From Pittsburgh, by Walker's Mills, No .
blestown Candour, Bulger, Burgatstown, Cross
Creek Village, Patterson's Mills and Independence,
to West Liberty, Va. ,43 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Pittsburgh every Wednesday at 2 p m, ar
rive at Noblestown same day by 6 p m.
Leave Noblestown every Thursday at 7 a m, ar
rive at West Liberty same day by 5 p m.
Leave West Liberty every Friday at 7'a in, ar
at Noblestown same day by 6 p in.
Leave Noblestown every Saturday at 7 a m, ar
rive at Pittsburgh same day by 10 a in.
1660 From Pittsburgh, by Montour's, Moon,
Clinton, Mu d icksville and Frankfort Springs, to
Fairview, Va.. 39 miles and bark, once a week.
Leave Pittsburgh every Saturday at 6 a in, arrive
at Fairview same day by 6 k , m.
Leave Fairview every Friday at 6 a m, arrive at
Pittsburgh same day by 6 p m.
1661 From Pittsburgh, by Antrim, Locust Dale,
North Washington, Apollo and Frantz Mill, to She.
locta, 50 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Pittsburgh every Monday at G a m arrive
at Sheloeta next day by 12 in.
Leave Shelotia every Tuesday at 1 p m, arrive at
Pittsburg next day by 8 p m,
1662 From Apollo, by Pitt's Mill, to Kittaning,
26 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Apollo every Saturday at 1 p in, arrive at
Kiitaniva same day by 7 p m.
Leave Kittaning every Saturday at 6 a in, arrive
at Apollo mai ne day 12 by m.
Praposals to end route at Pitt's 31,11 s are in
vited.
1663 From Kittaning, liy katis Mills , to Leech -
burg, 16 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Kit taniag every Wedoepday at 7 a m, , arrive Leechburg same day b . .) , 12 tal.
Leave- Leechburg every Weinesday et 1 p
ar
rive at Itioaning same day by 7 p ra.
166'1 From Kittaning, by Watterson's Ferry,
Pinksville, Curhsville mad Reidsburg, to Clarion, 31
miles and Back,adce a
Lea o Fittairing every thiiistfiry at 6 a in, arrive
at Clarionsame day by 6 p' m.
Leave Clatiap every Friday at 6'a m, arrive et
Rittanin d , same day, by 6 p
1665 / 99 K
/9ittaning, Rural, Valley, Glee
Flan an inicksbor to Mhonitig, 28 miles and
back, once a week. ~
Leav e Kittaning' overa at 8a m , arrive at
Mahoning' same , day by 5 p rn.
, Lime Maboning•avery Saturday at 6 a arrive
at Kattinidg rime day by 3,p in: „
. 4 16ti6 Finna,Kittaning. by New State . Roa I, to
Brookville. 43 miles and back; once a week.
Leave ftatanina every Tuesday at I p m, arrive
a't Etropliville,next day by 12 in,
Leave Broo k ville every Wednesday at 1 p nip of
rive at kittamng next day by 12 m
1667 Front Kittaning, oy Oakland. New Bethtie
hatn,jted, Bank Furnace, gad Bank. Limestone.
and Summerville, to Brookville, 50 miles
and liack, once a week.
Lane Kittaning every Saturday at 4 a m, arrive
at E'rookrille same . dpy 14,7 p m.
Leave Brookville every Ft tday at 4 a m, arrive at
Kittaning same c'ay by 7 p m.
1668 From Now Bethlehem, by Leathervrinf, to
Reidsburg, 15 miles and back.
Leave New Bethlehem every Saturday at 8 a
m, and return to New Bethlehem same day by 6
P . . , • ,
1669 From Lawrenceburg. by Martinsville, to
Harrisville, 26 miles and bark, once a week.
Leave. Lawrenceburg every Tuesday at 1 p m, an
rave at Harriss ilia same day by 7 p in.
at
every Tuesday at 5 a ta, arrive
at Lawrenceburg same day by 12 m.
1.670 From Lawrenceville, by Agnew's Mills,
Jeffersian Cprnace and:.Eclen, to Shippensvple, 30
miles and-back, once a week.
Leave Lawrenceburg every Thursday at 2 p m
arrive at Agnew's Mills same day by 5 p in.
Leave Agnew's Mills every Wednesday at 7 a
arriveat Einiprienavilte same day by 12 m.
Leo" Shippensvil/e'every, Wednesday at 1 p m,
arrive at Agnew's Millantrit day by 6 p m.
Leave Agnew's Mips every Tuesday at 9 a m,
attar" at Lawrenceburg same day by 12 m.
1671 From ,Lawrencpburg, by Catlettsburg and
Piny, ao Clarioc, 11-males and beck, once a week.
Leave,Lnirenceburg every Tuesday at 1 p m,
arrivc tet Olatitnx same day by 7 p te
Leave Clarion ester' Tuesday at 5 a nr, strive at
Lawrenceburg same day by 12 in. ,
1672 From Butler, by Barahort'a Milisaratßald
win, to Lawrenceburg, 22 man and beck, once a
week.
Leave Butler every Tuesday 414 a re, arrive at
Lawjeucburg same day by 1 p nl,.
Knave Lawrenceburg every Tuesday at 2 p m,
arnva at Butler same day by 11 p m.
1673 From Butler, by Browoington and Harris
villa, to Franklin, 40 miles and back, three times a
we in two horse coaches.
slave Butler "vary Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 5 a as, arrive at Franklin mine days
by 8
Lmv m. • . • ,
p e
Franklin every Tuesday, Thursday and
is u att.al t ay at 1 p arrive at Butkir same days by
al m.
Trapani" to commence mute at Browningion or
maCa t ialleas are invited, shortening the distance 12
miles.
1674 Fans Bider, by Cenltetwille, Anandale,
and Clintonville, tti Franklin, 4S miles and
ones a week. . •
•
Leave Butler' every Saturday at, 5 a tn, arrive at
Franklin same day by 6 p as.
Lnare Trauldia ever ,Saturday at 5 • at, arrive
at Butler saint, day - by 6j
Jew &ma Proposa w ls sled eenti at debievallt milaa
s,t o
ar e invited.
1675 Primp Butler, by Prospeet, Wititeatown and
Breakneck, to Zelianople, 21 mile. and back, does
week.
Leave Butler every Mends) , at 5 a m, arrive it
Zelianople same day by 12 in.
Leave Zelianople every Fri lay at 5 a m, a rive
at Butler 'sidle day by 12 m.
1676 From llarriiville, by Perrine, Send; Lake
and Deei Creek, to Sugar Creek, 38 Miles and back,
once Week.
.
Leave Rerrsville every Wedm9KlaY at a al ,
inlet At Sugar Creek same day by 7 ' m' ,
,Leaves *gay Creek every Therselpy at 6 st is, ar
rive at Hacrieville same day by 6 p m,
, proposal, to commence rode at Perrino; 14 inilet
leseilistanca v aro invited '
'lO7, Facthe Beaver, by Fa i llaton, Biightor, Irish
' Ripfite, Menet Jackson; Cross. Cut, New
Casele, New Bedford, Pulaski ind New Wilmington,
to Mercer, 57 miles and back sit times a week, to
New Castle, 27 miles, and three times a week, the
residua; three of the six weekly Trips littween Bea
ver and New Castle to town from New Castle by
Chenango and Noah Sewickly, and so down the
east site of the river.
,Leave Beaver daily except Sunday, at 1 p in, ar
rive at New Castle same day by 9 p m.
Leave Nevy Castle every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 6 a m, arrive at Mercer sane days by
1 p at t
Leave Mercer every Tuesday, Thursday and Sa.
terday p a,i
. 2 p
en, arrive at New Castle same days
by 9 m
Leave New Castle daily except Sunday, at 8 a In,
arrive at Beaver same day by 5 p m .
1678 From Beaver, by Partison, Service and
Frankfort Sprimigs, to Florence, 21 miles and back.
once. p, week,
Leave Bever every Friday at 1 p in; arrive at
Florence same day by pm.
Leave Florence every Friday et 6 a mi, arrive al
Beaver same day by 12 in.
1679 From Enon Valley, by Moutit Jdckscn,
Edinburg, flilleVille and Loxellsville, to Poland, 0,
22 miles and bark, ones st week: •
, Leave Ecm every Fiiday at ft a tu, arrive
et Poland tame deft 14 12 m.
1. •
Leave Poland,overy Frielay et 1 p m, arrive at
Etion sai 4 de day,by 7 p od.
1680 From New Castle, by Ea:libretti*, to Har
letirburg, 10 miles end back once a week.
Leave New Cantle every Tuesday,at 8 a to , arrive
atiliarlensburg same day by 11 a tn. „ •
Leave Ha , lersburg every Tuesday at 1 p . ar
rive at New Castle same day by 4 p tu. ,
61681 From Pulaski, by West Middlesel and Sha
ron, to Clark, 16 miles and baik; once a week. ~
Leave Pulaski every Wednesday at 6 a en, arrive
at Cla.k seine day by 11 a m.
Leave Clark every Wednesday at 1 p m, arrive at
Pularki same day by 6 p m.
1682 From Mercer, by Clailti West Greenville,
Jamestown, Adamsville and Hart's Cross Roads, to
Espyville, 40 miles and back, once a week.
L-ave Mercer every Tuesday at 1 p m, arrive at
Andover next day by 6 p m.
Leave Andover every Thursday at 6 a m, arrive
at Mercer same day by 12 m.
1683 From Mercer, by Delaware Grove, to West
Greenville, 15 miles and back, twice a week.
L ave Mercer evel Monday and Saturday at 1 p
arrivu at West Greenville mine days by 6 p rn.
Leave West Greene:lle every Monday and S to
day at 7 a in, arrive at Mercer same days by 12 tn.
Proposals to end at Delaware Grove, 9 miles les
distance are invited.
1684 From Aenew's Mills, by Porterfield and
Rockland, to Cranberry, 17 m les and back once a
week.
Leave Agoew'm Mills every Friday at 6 a m, arrive
at Cranberry same day by 11 a m. ,
Leave Cranberry every tday at 12 in, arrive a
Agnew's Mills same day by p co,
1685' From Aenee's Ms.ls. by Ewienton en
Scruhg a.s, to Mercer, 34 ini:es and back once a
week. • .
Leave Agaew's Mills every Friday at 6 a m, ar
rive at Mercer, same day by 6 p m.
Lame m e eer every Saturday at 6 a in, arrive
at Agtiew'e Mills aside day by 7 p rid.
1636 From Clarion, by Limestone, to Red Bank,
21 miles and back, once a week.
L.-ave Clariop every Tuesday et 5 a m, Cr, ire's ,
Red Bank same day by I P In• ,
Leave Red Bank every Monday at d a in, strive
at Clarion same day by 4 p m.
p. c ,,,nutis to end at Limestone, are invited.
16.37 From Stnep.'eesville, by Lucinda Furnace
and Fetier's Mills, 14 Tieriesta;24 miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Sh , pperisvi le every Saturday at 6 a m,
arrive at Te.nesta same day by 12 m.
Lj
1.-ave Tionestaevery Saturday et pm, arrive
at Sisip,iensville seme day by 7 p
1688 From Pt try to Tionesta, 10 miles and
back, once a we. k. . .
Leave Pero y em ery Thursday at I p m, arrive at
Tionesta same day by S p m.
. Leave Tionesta every , 'Thursday at 8 am, arrive
Perry same day by 12 in.
1689 From Tionesta. by,the reilidence of John
Henry, to nuttier, 12 miles and back, once a
week. •
Leave Tionesta every Monday at 7a m, cat
Planner MM. dap by 11 a m.
Leave Plumer every Monday at 1 p in, arrive el
Tionesta same day by 5 p in
1690 Finns. Franklin, by Cornplartter, Mater,
;Perry. Deerfield and Irvine, to Warren, 51 miles
and buck, three times a week, in two horse
coaches.
Leave Franklin every Tuesday, Thirsday and
Saturday at 4 a in, arrive at Warren neat days
by B,a m. ,
Leave Warren every Mock.say, Weringsday and
Friday at 4 a ay, arrive at Franklin next days by
11 a nt. , • . .
1691 ,From Franklin, by Cooperstown , Sun . -411e,
Dempseytown, Cherry Tree, Oil Creek, Centre
rifle, Bloomfield and Union Mills, to Waterford
56 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Franirlin every Wednesday at 5 a in, Cr.
rive at Waterford.nezt day by 12 m.
Leave Waterford every Thursday at 1 p m, ar
rive at Franklin next day by 8 p tn.
Proposals Lige by Sunville and return by Demp.
seytown will be considered
1692 From Franklin, by North Bend, Henderson,
Perrino, Mercer, Hermitage and Sharon, to Brook •
field, 0,. 41 miles and back, once a week. with .two
additional trips between Mercer aid Sharon, 14
m ks. . # . • •
Leave Friraklin. every Friday at 5 a in arrive at
Brookfield same day by 8 p m
Leave Dandkfield every Saturd a y at 5 a m, arrive
at Franklin same day by 8 p m.
Leave Mercer every Monday and Wednesday at
1 p m, arrive at Sharon same days by 5 p m.
Leave Sharon every Mot day mid Wednesday at
8 a m,
arrive at Mercer same days by IS in.
1693 From Franklin, by Utica, French C.aelt,
Sandy Creek, Culbeitionitt, Salem. West Greenville,
and Orangeville, 0., ito Hartford, 44 miles and
bark, owee•a week', • • -
Leave Franklin every Thorsday at 6 a in, arrive
at Hartford' miz: dey by 12 in.
-Leave liartfosd every Friday at 1 p re, arrive
Franklin Mezt derby 7p m. • • t
1094 From Hart , . Cross Roads, by.Ltne Mills
and Unity, to Conuelfutville, 11 miles and back, nuce
a week.
•
• •
Leave Bart'aerreis Rtrade every Friday at 5 a rn
arrive at Conneautville same day by 11 a tn. • •
Leave Couneautville every Friday at 1 p m, arrive
at Hart's Cross Roads same der by 8 p es.
1692 From Meadville, by Mead•Cortioni, Sugar
Lake, Guy's •Milt'a, Kingsley's and .Clappville, to
Centreville, 30 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Meadville every Teeerley at 2 p m, arrive
at Centreville next day by 12 m. .
Leave Centreville every Wednesday at 1 p m, ar
rive at Kingsley's same day by 4 p el. Leave Marley' , every Tuesday at 9 a m, arrive
at Meadville same day by 1 p m.
Proposals to run the return trip through to Cen.
trevilte, wetheut lying over, are invited.
1696 From Meadville, by Evanaburg, Hart,.
Crow; Roads,Hotuk Shecango and State Line, Oi 10
Kimenair's, 27 miles and Amick, twice a week.
LeaveNeadaille every Tuesday sad 'Saturday a
-6 a or, arrive at Kinsman's sausedays by 4 p m.
lEEIMMMII
6 ga diLeavarri e
vii at Riadad'a every Monday amd Fridai at 8
, Meadville same Mo
days by o
las? From Meadville, by Blooming Valley, New
Richmond, Taylor's Stand, East Bloomfield, Spring
Creek, Until')lle, Sugar Grove and Busts, N. y,, to
Jamestown. 59 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Meadville every Wednesday at 9 a td, ar
riv,e at Jamestown next day by 6 p m.
LeaveJamestotvn every Friday at 6 a m, arriirekat
Meadville neat day by 4 p in.
159 d Frain Mpairille, by Harmnnsburg. pon
neautville,Spring,..Jackson Cross Roads afiti Lock
port, t, Girard, 35 miles, and back. twice a week.
Leave Meadville, Oft) , Thursday and Monday at
6 a in, arrive at Cirard'sairie days by 5 ti m.
Leave Girard every fr.day and Tuesdiy at 6 a in,
arrive at Meadville same 'days by 5 p m.
1699 From Meadville, by Sagerstown, Citing/ago,
Crnsaingville, Elk, Creek and Lockport, to Girard,
31 Miles arid *ck, twice a week.
Leave Meadville. very Tuepdriy ind Friday at 6
a m, arrive at Girard same days by 5 p in.
Leave Girard every Wednesday and Saturday at
6 a m, arrive at Meadville nine days by 5 p tn.,
1700 From Evanstitieg, , by John Custard'ai to
Georgetown, 12 mite and back, once a week.
Leave Evansburg every Wednesday at 5 a in, ar
rived at Georgetown same day by 12 m.
Leave Georgetown every Tuesday at 8 a m, arrive
et Evatisburgritarne day by 3 p
170L,Frnzn OA Creek, by Holland, to Perry, 11
miles and back, once.a week.
Leave gil Creek evetry Monday at 8 a in, arrive
at Perry tame day by 12 in.
Lea,ie Pear). ervly Monday at i p to, arrive at
di, Creek same day 01,4 p to.
1702 From Erie, by McKean, Edinboro' and
Marvin's Mills to Rockdale, 28 miles and back, once
a week.
Leave Erie every Friday at 11 a m, arrive at Rock,
rit4s same day by 7' p m.
Leave Rockdale every Saturday at 5 a in, arrive
at Erie same ,dsy by.l2 rn,- • ,
1.17113 From Union. Mills, by Wayne, Coltimbus
and Lmurills, to Sugar Grove, 29 miles and baCk,
once a week. •
•
Leave Union Mills every Monday at 8 a ni, arrive
at Sugar Grove Nurte day by 6p m. " • •t •
,Leave Sager Grovn•srvery Tuesday 44 5 a nt, ar
rive at,Ualon same day by 2 p 121. ••.
PrnpPgale xe,entl at Lottstille, 6 miles less die.
range, are invited, • •1: •• t. •
1704 FLOM Warren, by Russellsburg and Catroil,
N. Y., to Jamestown, 21 miles and back, six times a
week, in four horse coaches. • . • •
Leave Warren daily-except.Stimday al 1 p in, ar
rive at Jamestown same day by 6 p m. •
. Leave Jamestown, daily except Sunday, at 6 a m,
arrive at Warren same day by 11 a m.
Pxopnsals for carrying. the mail is two horse
coaches, will be considered..
17115 F. opt Warren, by Sheffield, to Ridgeway,
42 miles and back, once a week., .
Leave Warren every Sunday at 5 a in, arrive at
Ridgeway same day by 8 p m.
Leave Ridgeway every Saturday at 5 a in, arrive
at Warren same day by 8 p in.
1704 Fr, , m Warren, by Irvine, Youngstown, Pitts
field, Spring Creek ant Gray's Sett!, inept, to Union
Millr, 31 mess and back, once a week.
Leave Warren every Saturday at 6 a m, arrive at
Union Mills same day by 6 p m.
Leave Uniou Mills every Friday at 6 a in, arrive
at W arren Paine day by 6 p
1707 From Kluane, by Corydon, Ten Mile Spring
N. y., Buck Tooth, Killbtick, Ni,,. Mile Run and
Burioe's Centre, to Olean, 54 miles and back, once
in two weeks.
Leave Kinzita every other Wedneslay at 12 m,
arrive at Olean neat day by 6.p m.
Leave Olea,n every Mier Friday at 6 a rti. arrive
neit , 'ay by 12 m.
A Propotrale In comMence royte at Warren, twelve
nrles further will ba eonpidered.
'Pa be supplied for the net proceeds of said °f tli.
respectireie, limited in a bum to be named in the
Palimisals (.1 each case.
Al Alum Bank from Si. S Clair, miles and back,
. ,
, m^e a tedek.
Bridgeport Molls f um Cbactibershurg, 3 miles and
bark, once a week.
Buffalo truss Roads from Lewibburg, 4 miles and
birk, (Mee a week.
Brookfield Coin Troupsburg, d tailed and hick
once • week.
.•
Bridesburg f.om Philadelphia, 6 miles and sack,
Bilaitsfield from Scbellsburg, 5 miles andbeck,
e-e a week.
Garrick from Fannetteburg, 4 miles and back,
Once a week.
Coal from Shamokin, 6 miles and back, three times
a week.
Day's Landing from Manchester 31 miles and
bark mire a week.
Elk Lick frot h ' Little Crossings 5 mile, and back,
',nee a week.
.East &gar Lord from ton; ngbarn 4 miles and
back , once a week.
Eagle from Oil Creek El miles and back, once
EMEUII from All i entnwh e miles and back; once a
weet.
- •
F , aeterville from Somert
a week. on 2 miles and baek,twice
• ,
, Forkcon froth Mehnnpiny and back once
a week:
~Granville front Troy $ mi!es •nd back, once a
week.
1 1
Greetivil'api from Charaberentrg 5 miles and back
iwice a w ek.
Gree,,fi,•id and S 0.11116,114! I.nne' %Yd.! jville 11
toi;es amt ■ weak.
11H - ford ftorif Lonna 5 miles and back, t Ake a
Ite,llt.
.. . .
nest.' w n from Vechiniresltnirg 3 aides and back
Nix times a week .
Juniatia, from New Bloomfield 5 miles and back,
on •e a week:
Klecknersville from Bath 4 Indus and back. ouce a
wire.k
Logan/villa from York 7 miles and back, once a
week.
Mount Republic from Warmart 5 miles and hack
once a week.
Muddy Creek Forka from Chancefurd 3 miles and
back, once a week.
Maytown from Marietta 2 miles and bark. dilly.
Mr Arilliami•tow n from Coatesville 3 14 miles and
beck, thiee times e week d •
Nessmhoning fiern Mauch Chunk 5 miles an
back, once a week. •
Pennsville from Pineville 3 miles and back, once
a week.
Penit's Grove from Chester 6 miles and back s six
times • week.
Plum Creek from Shekels, 7 miles and baek,once
a week.
Pickertng from Frazer, 4 mile* and back, once a
week.
.
Raineburg from Bedford 10 miles Red back mice a
week.
Springfield from Colombia Cross Roads, 2 miles
sort back,kwice a week.
flyivlsn from Mercersbcrg, 14 mites and bid once
a week,
Shandopville from Iflorrietown 5 mites and bank,
once a wbek. • ~
• .
SckttylkalL bend from Ikailroad, I Mile and beck,
twice a week. .
Stony Creek Frbm Berlin 6 miles and beck o'cce
a week.l I
Staabureftom Paradise 4 miles and back three
times a week.
Salona from Mill Hell 2 miles am/ back, three
times a week..
Segfriedia Ferry 'from Weaver/trifle, 4 miles and
back once a week.•
State UM froM Green Castle 3 miles and back,
onco a week • , ~ • -
Turboiville from Eweneville 3 miles and back,
tiwce a week. • r• •
Upaocwilla from Lawsvile Centre 6 miles and
back, once a week•
. :
Watstown from McEimenaville, 21 miles and back
DWI • week. , ,
Wit:cookie from Mirfarsburg, )6 mites and back,
Was times a wool' in Summer and epee i wash in
winter.
WOWS
West Greenwood Son Remember( 8 miles and
bask ones a week.
11 Webb Run from Mercereberg 5 miles and beck
times a week. ..... .
Zeisereville from Neseoepe 3 milee and karkl
ones a week.
NOTES. t 4, 1 .
I seven minutest are allowed for opening and olo•
sing the mails at all offices where no particular time
is specified; but on railroad and steamboat routes
there is tube no more delay than is necessary to de
liver and receive the bags,
2 The mail is to be conveyed in preference to
passengers, and to their entire exclusion, if its weight
and bulk require it.
3 A preferenc e
. is to lie given to passengers bro't
in the connecting mail lines over those travelling
in any other.
4 Post Office iiiail bags and the special
agents of the Department, on the exhibition of their
credeutiale t Are, to he conveyed without further
charge on mail lines admitting of arch conveyance.
5 Mail egents- are to be,conveyed without charge
on the principal railroa4 and sieattiboat lines, where ,
the size oft* Wails , apd tire number of the offices
will require their turiploytment by the Department;
and in that case,a separate apartment for the assort
ing and safeekeeplog of the mail is to be provided
by the contractor, under the directions of the De-1
pertinent.
6 In ell:cases, there is to be a forfeiturb ofthe pay
of the trip, when the trip is not ruse a forfeiture ad
at least one fourth 'pat t,eif it, when the running or ar
:iva I is so far behind aria time as to hose the connec
tion with the depending mai'; amt. ? * ; forfeiture of a
proportion of it, when a grade of service is rendered
inferior td that 1. the. contract- These forfeitures I
may be.increased into penalties or higher amount, I
according tether newts ;end frequency of the failure
anti ti;e•impor lance of the mailo r.l
t Fides will betimposed;. unless the delinquency
be eatisfamorkly.explained,in due time, ler failing to
take from, fir deliverfkit el post .office, the mail, or
any poet refit; for teeffering it to * !et, injured;
lost o destrayo ; for conveying tt In altlace or mans
napalm eXpoettelt ; ;tor deptedatioe- loss of injury; for
refusing after demand to con.ley tt mail by any coach
railroad ear or. steamboat, whiFh the contractorreg
ularly tutu nn the-route, itteyteed die specific) num
ber of trips io the contract t. and.for not arriving at
the time ~et-. .e n d for setting up nerunning amex
press to transmit commercial intelligence in cliente
of the mail, a penalty will be exacted equal to a
qearter's pay.
8 The Postmaster General may annul the con
tract fur repeated failures; Ai, violating the Post Of
fice Laws, for d sobeying the ineit uctions of the De
partmr ; far r e l un i nt to discharge a car ice when
required by the Depart me nt ; fir assigning the con
tract without the co.sent of the Postmaster General,
or for setting nto 'or running ail 'express as aforesaid.
9 The Post Manes' General!' may alter the
con
tract, and altenthe schedule, he allowing a prmaata
increase of compensation, within the rellaktiliteelm
posed by law, fOr the additional wiles required,
or for the Inereased speed, if the employment of ad
ditional stock or carriers is rendered necessary, but
the contractor may, in such carte; relinqu:sh the cone
tract, on timely notice, if he prefers it to the change,
The Postmaster General may also discontinue or
curtail the service, he allowing one munth's extra
pay on the amount dispensed with.
10 The payments will be made through drafts
on post offices or otherwise, after the expiration of
each quarter, say in February, May, August and
November,
11 The digger:ea, Ore given Octets to ale, best
lefermit:liosilat, no increased pay spill be allowed
should, they prove ea be greater that Li advertised, if
de places are correctly seamed. ,
12 The Postmaster General is prohibited by law
from know ingly making a coluractfor the transporta
tion of the mail with any person who shall have en
tered into any comninaticin, dr preposed to enter in
to any combination, to prevent the. making of a, .y
did for a mail contract by any other perrne, or per
sons, or who 'ball have made any agreement, or
shall have given or performed, or promised to give
or perform, any consideration to do or not,ea do
Spy thing whatever to induce any other puttee not
to bid for a niail contract, Patticular attention, is
called to the 28th secticin ignite act of 1836, ptohib
itine,combinations to prevent bidding. ,
13 Pa coach rules ihere thepresent c.oetractnr
shaJl be super ceded 6Y en ondetbiddet, who may not
have the stage property requisite for the performance
of the contract, be shall purchase from the present
cenuactor such of his coaches, teams and harness be
longing to the route as shall be needed, and may be
suitable for the service, at a fair valuation, and make
paymeht.therefor by reasonable instalments, as his
pay becomes due, unless the present contractot shall
continue tq Jun stages on the route. Should they
not agree as to the suitableness of the property, the
terms or the security,each may choose a person who
may appoint a third. and their liecision shall be final,
or the Postmaster General will name the etivire.—
Shentd the underbidder fail In comply, his bid shall
be ottered to the contractor; but Amin he decline it
the proposals of the underbidder will be eicepted On
conditionally. The underbidder should give early
notice of his intention in take or not to take the
stock, and if the latter, of his reasons; and the pres
ent contractor is to, determine on the first appl cation
whether he will sell or not,
14 A hid received after time, to wit: the 2d April
next at 9 p in. or without the guarantees required by
law, or that combines several routes in one sum or
compensation, cannot be considered competition
with a regular proposal; not adjudged to be *stray.
egret.
10 A kidder may .offer, on Coach, railroad or
stew nboar, routes, where the transportation' it diffi
cult or imeirac'icable at otirlain seasons, to sublet
tute horse et, wagon. eaaveyance, or to intermit ser
vicesi /yea* numfaer of days, weeks or monthii.
He m;ypropoee trilitnit an offire that is inaecesaable
or is floe on :theietage read, the railigay, or at a
steamboat landing, as the case may Tre, or ,he may
offer to substitute an inferior mode of supply is
such cases. He may propose drffeeent days and
hears nf departure,,and arrival, brovided uo more
running time is asked, aad it iiseitaioui that no mall
connection or other' public bccoinmode• icier is prejtm
diced. He may ask for more running time to, the
trip, during a specified number of days, at eetriein
seasons of peculiarly bad roads. But beyond these
chances, a proposal differeut trqqa,the adverissement
will prevent
,its being oonsidered' in btimpetition
wit a 'guile bid, not set aside for extravagance;
and where a bid contains any ofthe &bore alterations
their disadvantages will be estimated io comparing
it with other proposals.
16 There should be but one route bid for in a
proposal,
17 Fhe route, the service, the yearly pay, the
bidder's name sad reaidehce; and the name of each
member of the firm, where a company effete, should
be distinctly stated r . .
18. Theifollowing is the form ofr4he "gtratry
which should be,filed, the best blank with the name
of the parental', die second 'Pith that or the bidder;
and the thlrd cud fnirth with the beginning and
terminating imitate of the route; and after being dat
ted; should be signed by the guarantor, who mus
be shown by the written certificate of a postmaster,
or otbei equally satisfactory testimonial to be a man'
of property, and able to make good hie guarranty;
Tins vraraosy, so certified should accompany each
.. The midemigned —.... guaranties that --Ls if
-his bid for carrying the mail from --- to-...a.... be•
accepted by the Postmaster Genegaf, nigi.....-- shall
enter into an obligation prier to ibesolel de.1 411. July
next, with good and sitmcieet accedes, to perform
the witrice propOsed.
19 The bid sneaid he sent under seal, addressed
to the First Assistant Postmaster Genbral,,with
" Mail Proposal's' it the 'State of - 1 --s-,""mrillen on ..arortetmot
the face of the letter; and should ba dispatched in -gn manuftyctureil
time to be received by etbefime the 2cl April next,
t5bu —,,.............--.4, 0 „„.. s' - '' '''rn.. .—R.ils - ./
at 9 o'clock, pm.' . , • I N
:,,,bi it unfeigned &mi re
: 10 The contracts ars to hi executed before the r g -r ir :;,..4 1 ..,.....,..,. th . citizens of Pittainn ,
A
7st July'next.. , • "
• 21 p onnnainenut
onsets situated upon or near raj 16 ,!....42 murt'l'-inalitis ge bestowed on him ale ger
profession, and as he intv; ds‘
roads, but more than eighty nuhrflent a d.rvo .scr Iving for the West on the first of February, he would
;,„„ ht ni te t y . e r kee the let May nee from est all his peculiar friends to call before [bet num '
to the Department, amino *tire supplied with spay their debts as no longer indulgence w ill be
...
the rali'essi clitwe the Postmaster 0. neral to duve t given.
the iota ~ jin 11 R M. DAWSON
lEZil=
the proper 'apply to be made tempi. railroad 2p
mail peseesgere, from and after the In July timn.
Poet 0/VIC& Dorsivrataf,
December 2, 1843. 1
C. A. wicKtTiTE,
Postmaster Geher.:i.
Dec. 237-1al131".
In (ke court of Cintasins pleas of AUegAeny Coun
ty, o r October Term, 1843. No. 130.
••••••••• IN the matter of the application of Lit:.
T luesne College, for Charter of Incor
" 5 - 5 poration;
...And . now to wit, Aug. 12; 1843; The
Constitution bf - ruciuesne College having been present.
ed'to, andpdrusedb?: thdCourt, and the COurthaving
carefully examined th&lai instrument; and it aptiesir.
ing td the Cathit that this objeds, articles and conaitioni
therein sot forth and:chatattied, 4. ire' lawful and not
furious to the community, traq'trie stud writingto
be filed in the office of the'PrOthoebtary or ;WI oourt.
and that notice be inserted in 'the Morning Post; in the
city of Pittsburgh, forthree weeks, setting forth the ap•
plication to this Cour*, to grant such Charter.of .Incor
poration. From the Record:
Attest: :••• A. SUTTON, Pro. I
Notice is hereby given, that :spfilkaticn has been
made to the Court for a Charter-for' Duquesne Col
lege, and •hat unless cause is shown to 44 rOptrarl
within three weeks, the Court will be asked td giant
said Charter. THOMAS HAMILTON. •
jan 1-3 w Att'y for Petitioner.
CHEAP PLACE FOE C.ASII.
SIGN OF THE GILT COMB.
No. 108, Market Street, near Liberty.
CHRISTMAS . 14D , NEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS..
T HE subscriber res p ectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that, he has on hand,
and will receive in a few days, a large:and splendid
assortment of ray* and • fancy articles; tuitible for the -
holidayi, which still be cold .wholesider find tetaH, at
reduced prices. Persons whd tvish•to liruy cheap will
please call at the sign of the gilttomb; No. 'lOB, Mar
ket street, and they will nCt be ciliaMicrinled:
dec 18 C. YEAGER.
JOHN LE FEVER'S'
New New & Cheap Stock Establishment;
t NO 61, DIAMOND ALLEY
BETWEEN WOOD AND -MARKET STREW S
T WOULD most respectfully announce to the citizens
of : Pittsburgh and the country generally., that ltherfe
commenced the irmtuttfacture of STOCKS, ofteroiyva
riety, form and description, andwoulci iolicltmerchanti
and others to call and examine for themselves', as 1 ani
determined to sell on the most itceommndaling terms
for cash, and hope, by strict attention to bhsiness, to
merit a share of public patronage. aug. 14-6 m. "
Beware of a Settled Cough
:l-UST it EctIYEP, ,3 • Gross Dr. McLANE'S
LUNG SYRUP, which, if taken in due time, ant
prcytin Caugh from . settling on the 'Lungs. Ample
testinsontof its value can be produced.
For sale at the Drug Store of JON. KIDD,
Dee. 28. Corner 4th 4nd Wood sta.
T EAS.—Received on consignment,
12 Chests:Young Hyson Tea,
4 " Black Tea,
4 4"lmperial, • ,
5 " Gunpowder. by • -
J. G. & A, GORDON,
12 Water street.
Pep 13.:
T
S UST; r h yr,IVED and for tale on consignment,
acon r
7 fib& sugar, . •
Can baseen at die iLoise'OfJaC:ob Pi;::ntetEr.: Co. '
ang 29 J. K. MOORHEAD & CO.
M. Kool.r ..... -
... J HERON FosTait.
EGOLF & FOSTER,
Western Real Estate Agetiey,
Third at., next door to the Post Office, Pittsburgh, Pa
["Agency for the purchase and sate of Real Es-
tate, Stocks, negotiating of Loans; and Collections.
They will also attend to the seiiing of pig metal for
owners at a distance.
Lettefs, post paid, -will Meet 'with tmmedititeatten
don. Terms moderate.. The best of zeferenceskiren
oft application et the office.
d 2
-I • • • Wanted. •••
A FARM. within 12 miles of the.-efitY, eeritainfigg
abotri'loo acres, moderately improved, and tur
which $lOOO will be paid. • •
Apply at the Real Bstate•Akeney of
d3O BLARTLI" At MITCHEL, •
, • _
Daguerreotype Miniature PorteikitO,
'lithe cornet- of Market and 5t4 sts. •
T HE subscriber would most respectfully inform the .
Ladies and Gentlemen of Pittsburt,n and vi
cinity, that they have opened rooms at tkmaticee.encti,
tioned place, over the: stctre of /desire Lloyd&
and are twit prepared o take Minintuiesby this bru:
614, art, in a style heretofore ualurpsased. • By.tif,
conibination of a quick and powerful apparatecr; anti In
entirely new mode of operating, thby are enabled t,,
produce pictures of a surprising atcuracy and heaur T ,
combining entire durability of impression, clear a, .1
distinct expression, perfect delineation, and last, them'
not least. the color of the face and dress. The color
ing of ,Photographic Pictures, forms a new era in tit"
art, as it enables us to combine with accuracy of neon",
the advantages of art. The undersigned do not *ch,
nor is it their intention to deceive the public' by peril 1
see, which they cannot fulfil, for they depend solel. .•.,
dmicheracter of their pictures for patronage: Citiz , .•
and strangers, one and all, are invited to cull and
amine specimens.
N B.—Complete sel4 of the'improved patent op
Piratic. funtished es tke most reasenabk terms. -
"nes:Oates, Frames, Oheatients, and every (hies
connected with the business. at the lowest cash r; t
ees. J M EMERSON & Cu.
d2-6m _
T• • Pros& Family Flour. .•
HE, It:Facia:writ deep constantly on band, at tr,s,
09drittalawirb Flour Steam Mill, comer of l‘c
doubt alley anal Water streets, FresdFaesily k7our;:a
superior aitible.. Alio, bran and ctopped stuffs of an
kinds, which they will sell to quantities to suit parrba
sera. • 0. 0. EVANS & CO.
'an 11-1 m
300
100" No. 1 Prusian Blue -in store and for
sale at the Drug Store of 'iON. KIDD,
Dec. 28, Corner 4th and Wood its.
Landreth's Garden Seeds. .
A full supply of Landretk's Garden Seeds alwayq c
band and for sale, at bis agency, the Drug store of -
F. L. SNOWDEN,
184, Liberty st., head of Woof!'
1 - 1, - mammas & vo.,
• 43, Wood street.,
"LT
AVEfn stem and are receiving .4 -
IA
425 bags Rio Coffee, part strong and green,
50 pkg. Y Id and G P Tem., • •
25. boxes Russell & Robinson's s'e Tobacco;
" Burton's s's "
13 " Thompson's g' s
5 " Robinson's 16's
10 . ~
' 12's
5 " ruperiorpolind•lump
100 " fresh Malaga "tech Raisin.,
20 " No 1 and'ffilduitard,
50 " No 1 chockidate,
25 " irrotasti pepper,
5 " cocoa,
5 .4".•• rice flour,
20004' lbs loaf sugar, 4.
10 - legs ground ginger, •
5 " "allspice. • " •
2000 lbs Oak Tiettned'sole blather,
1000 yards toys llama,
5 bales bcOpsi•"
All of of whialli they offer, with
of groceries, dye stuiri,
gone.. en libernl farm
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