TOWN OF PINE BLUFF,
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(JEFFERSOJN COCNIH r.. THyHE Lots in this tow will be offered

 h- for sale at Auction. on Monday. the 10th day ef October next, and succeeding days, on credit of six aud twelve months, the purchaser giving bond, with approved security.

 The locality of this town is on the south side of the Arkansas river, about 50 miles below title Rock, and equi.disiant above the Post of Arkansas, on a handsomely el- evated bluff bank, the first which presents itself in ascending tthis ife5ic river. This bluff and the plain several miles in its rear, are covered with lofty pine of the finest quality, which taken in connexion with large Cypress, few miles above and adjacent te tho river, which IS sur rounded by four or five saw mills, presents, perhaps, the greatest facilities for huiid- ing that can be found west of the Missis- sippi.

 For twenty miles above and below this site, and on both sides of the river, are to be found the most fertile, wide and con tnuous 6otfon.s of land that tIis river fur nishes, principally above high-water mark, IafIording to the cuitivator of tte soil prospect for the growing ofcotton, as well as all the productions necessary for the sustenance and comforts of life, not to be surpassed Tie fiayou Bartbelmi, which runs througi this county parallel to the \ rkansas river, a few mics south of thIs place, IS clothed with rich bottoms sufi cient 10 sustain a dense population. This stream already claims fourishing and in fcreasing settlement.

 Jefferson county is now rapidly inefeas- ing in population, wealth, and enterprise !; and from the fact that 1t contains larger bodies of fertile cotton land than any coun- ty of the same extent in the Territory, in connexion with many other local advanta- ges, twill necessarily give respeotabil- fly and importance 10 it's permanent and central seat of justice, which few other ] locs tions can boast.

 Pine Bluff is as healthy and beautiful situatioH as is to be found on the Arkansas river, and affords every inducement to the mechanic and merchant that any new town in new and promising country could l present.

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