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0ST We are happy TO learn that portion OF
Choctaws near the crossing of Poteau, on the TT.
7owson road have greatly improved the road
leading from this place and Fort Smith to Red
River. Muj. Hun.vr, US. Pay ymOe.nr, iofnrmS
us that no lately returned from Fort Towson by
this road, and tha; for twenty miles they have
worked upon, and rendered il in cxccen! condi.
ton for travelling. The work commences at
Col. Inn. McKinney's. and extends twenty miles
beyond; the crossing Of the Poleau is greatly i'm
proved. The gentlemen who were foremost in
this improvement were, Col. Jro. Mckinney,
Capt. White, and Cornelius McCurtin. Much
praise is due them for this generous act, as there
is no law for the working of roads yet enacted by
the Choc,aws, or any other nation, VIC believe.