The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-13 00:00:00

TEEN ACRES,

Entirely environed by a Prolific Shrubbery Walk; clothed
with a profusion of Flowering and American Shrubs,
Kitchen Gardens of unusual extent, and
A FRONTAGE OF NEAR FIVE HUNDRED FEET
TO- THE 1.11011 ROAD,
Presenting an exceedingly desirable situation to Build on
ioucoetisfillly, and without' t all interfering with the neces-
sary comfort, or at all deteriorating from the beauty of the
Park and Grounds. _ _ .

This very Eligible Property is to he disposed of on ad-
vantageous terms, and half the Purchase Money may re-
main on Mortgage.. • -
The Furniture comprehends in great variety every thing
that is essential to the comfort of a large familY, including
bedsteads with suitable beading, handsome drawing-room
suite, cabinet furniture of every description, Brussela carpets,
recently laid down, and in the secondary apartments every
thing that is requisite.
May be viewecj on Saturday antecedent to the sale, and
Catalogues bad at the Pack-horse and Roe-buck, Turn-
hann-green ; Coffee-houses, Hammersmith and Kensington;
of Messrs. White, ,Blake, and houseman, Esaea•street,
Strand ; and at Mr. George Robins's offices, London.

(From the Buffalo Journal.).
We understand that Fort Niagara is immediately
to be garrisoned by ftinr companies of -.the second
regiment of the United States' infantry, and report
says that thin fort will be made head-quarters of the
frontier line_ of posts. By the Detroit. Papers we
are informed of several new arrangements made in.
the West by the War Department, among which are,
the re•occupancy of • Fort Dearbon (Chicago) and
Fort Gratiot. But the most important measure of
the departMent we conceive to be, that of eitahlishing
a new post, immediately upon the portage between
the Fox and Ouisconsin rivers; in the Country of the
Winnebago Indians. Permission for this was obtained
of the natives, at the late treaty at Green Bay. The
poet will be called Fort Winnebago,and is to be garri;:
soned by two companies ofthe Ist regt. ofUnitedStates'
infantry. This fort will occupy the only intervening.
land (a portage of but six miles) between the chain
of western :lakes and Mississippi river. The posi-
tion is about, central between. Prairie du Chien, on
the MissiSsippi, and Green Bay, and upon the ex-
treme northern verge of the mining country. To
obtain a cession of this district to the United States,
was among the objects to be embraced in the late
Triaty at Green Bay. The purchase was not
effected, but perniission was obtained to occupy
the mining districts, until all the Indians interested
in the sale can be collected at a. Council which will
be convened the ensuing.stimmer, probably at Galena,
when there seems little doubt the arrangement will
take place. In the mean time the Indians
propose to inform themselves of the numbers of
the whites, by actuLl , observation, for which pur-
pose 15 of their principal men came to Detroit, in
the Clay, on their way. to Washington. They pro-
pose visiting, before they, return, the seaports of New
ngland, and many of the large interior towns of the
country. This,' Says the Michigan Herald, wilt
doubtless have a ~powerful effect on those savages
who have heretofore considered themselveS equal in
numbers to the whites, and more brave and warlike.
They will soon be convinced of their error, in regard
to the numerical strength of the people of the United
States, and Of course less willing to put theirbraVery
to the trial./ . ,

" Should the .proposed treaty, the ensuing:. sum-
mer, resOlt raVonrably, we trust no time will be lest
in rendering perfect the navigation between the Fox
and Ottisconsin rivers, and thus opening the way, by
the short route of the Erie canal and the lakes,. for

the flood of emigration which is ready, through that
channel, to penetrate the forests of the west,"

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