The noble I'm ai t'.ii- pl.i fonii-.li,i an almost
i uiili.oitecl unioiilit of Ir- Jiaiilie j-.owi r, w lo'eli is
i iliea-ly partly i.oj rowil liv the election of mills,
' I'lii- country ii'iouiols in line tiiiilu-r, an. I materials
j i-r ma!.ii! hrick, specimens e.f which may lie si-en
! in t!u- iiomeJiate vicinity, of a superior .Ualily,
The location of Vuikviih- is in.lce l .f .u;!:l'ul
: The town is I,;!, out i-oi. ie.li.it. y in the ttin! -r,
whilst on tli - ea-t ami s oi-li-ca't In-autilul prairie
! liclils, i;iii'.i r a lii,'li state of cultivation, met ! llie
n'. S, cr.il ti:;c huil. 'in. rs are now
iciii ; ert c-j
I ted, anions w'.ii. li U a eommoiliuus pnl.lie liousi-1
The town h.ii lie j tvaiit ie ol supen ir meclian
I ics, anil al'oV'." cverv other a.lvaiitn.'," to a new
! town, is a io I supply cf mcrcli in lii", w hicii
may now ! e f.niinl at the " Vorkviile More," ic
! eelil'v oi-ene-l hv .Mcs ,rs. ll n ii.iric; ,V l'uiK.of
t'ic city of JYeiv York. We arc not in the hal.it
of tciiin j our lea Icr 1 w li-.-re they ran purchase
fresh anil ehi'ii) rfoojs, ainl mean no ili -para.;.'-ni'-ut
t ) ot'ner merchant i in the vicinily of Vork
viile, when we sav that Messrs. 1). 1'. are uhli-
:;iu ; ami att 'iitive, and . 11 their
is on tin:
most reasonable terms, for rash.
