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T,r Esp OF PorAsp-The Tribune translates

TIE ENn or IoLASp-lhe Tribune translates
the following from Polish letter in the lHgcptc
inc ZfitnHg:
1T is daily made more apparent that Poland is
hastrniu, To it, eternal sleep with gigantic steps.
The Ari,tocracy Of the Kingdom who, in spite OF
all temporary sympathes with the people, are
still an Ari,iccracy, have broken with tho Demo
cracy. aud yisibly become friendly to the Govev
ment They feel that they cannot satisfy The de
mand- Of the Democracy without bcggaring
III, mselvcs and clearly perceive that all national
efforts must now Ice iIujtle-S because every condi-
ton of success Is wanting. At the same time, III
order 20 save appearances II IS reported that The
Czaris about 10 make concessions TO the Kingdom,
and must bc met half way, although these very
parties are convinced that the Poles as nation
have no concessions whatever 90 expect from him.
In Il word. the Ari~tucgacy If the Kingdom be.
lieve that they must choose between their own
extinction and close union with Russia, aud they
have adopted the latter. This great mctnmor-
pLo,l- explains the numerous acts Of grace alrcd-
dy granted. and perhaps the universal amnesty to
be bestowed ia December Of TN, year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31
Late and Imporlant from New NOVICE

st. Louis, Aug %.
The Republican has received intelligence from
Santa Fe 90 the 10Th nit The election under the
State Constitution Of New Mexico took place on
the Goth OF June. ami resulted in the election OF
DR.. Henry Conway for Governor and Emerson for
It. Governor. " 5. Mcs,enday was elected Rep
resen,aiyc to Congress by 800 majority over
Hugh Smith
The members orthe Legislature were also C.
lcctcd and the body convened at the time appoint
ed by the State Constitution, where some curious
scenes were enacted Parties were divided, one
advocating territorial and the other a state Gov
eminent
member Of the Senate presented his creden'
tias and was admitted, but it being afterwards
found tlathe would not support the majority he
was excluded from his seat and his opponent ad
mttcd, whereupon number Of Senators and
Representatives, withdrew, leaving the House with
out n quorum. The remaining members took up
on themselves the responsibility to fill the seats
with men enough to form quorum, and procee
ded with bu-iness.
Majors Whitman and Cunningham, late pay
masters in the U. 5. Army, were elected l. 5
Senators
The Indians continue their depredations ;hro
all parts Of New Mexico
An express from Santa Fe brought scaled dis
patches and orders for 1000 stand Of arms.
The wife of Capt Eustis, L. 5. Army, died n
Santa Fe on Goth July
| The crops in New Mexico were very fine.
Mai. Whitman is expected at st. Louis in few
/ days on his way to Washington,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

Parson Brownlow, the reverend" editor Of the
Knoxville Wing thus speaks of the controver
sy going on in the New Orleans papers, concerning
the Internal regions:
HE'LL on NO lIELL-1his now ia the all absorb
ing topic in New Orleans The periodical ap
proach of warm weather never fails to get up n
fierce controversy in New Orleans, MS to whether
there il n hell ornot While the weather il cold,
all parties are willing TO conccde that there is "A
Hell, but when the summer solstic is down upon
thenatives, large portion of them utterly repudi.
ate the idea of He'll, IA understood by orthodox
christians. The Rev. Mcssrs Clapp and Twitch-
ell are now con,esting the point with zeal and
ability. The former swears there il no He'll
the latter nyows that he can almost see the place
The controversy ought TO be kept up until the
question is settled, The peace Of society requires
settlement Of the vcxod question. We suggest
that delegation Of both parties be sent Hell.
wards, on IN expedition 1t is but n short dis
tdnce from New Orleans to the capital of the
Devils domnons, which, according to the Bible, is
Hell certain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

THES he CWGHr lr-Mrs Prewett who sue
ceeded to the control Of the Iazoo Wig, on tho
deccase of her husband, having received an i'm.
pertinent scIawl from some braiuoss ass, replies
brayaly in her paper thus:
III the biped that sent us the anonymous letter
from jackson. signed "ehuruhuscu" will come t.
Yazno City, and call at the Wing Office two no
Die little boys, eight and the other six Year,
old, shall TIC leather medal round ii, neck, as
due bill for good hogsing they owe him, pay.
able some ten years hence, with compound inter
est"
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lNsl

After trying great many times prcsilen; Fill.
more has finally filled up hts cabinet as follows;
Daniel Webster, Of Massachusetts, Secretary Of
state.
Thomas Corwin. of Ohio. Secretary Of the
Treasury.
William A Graham, Of n. G, Secretary of tho
Navy
Charles NJ. Conrad, of Louisiana, Secretary Of
War
Thos NJ I, Mehennan, of Penusy lyana, seere-
tary Of Interior
Nathan X, Hall, Of New York. Post Master
General
John j. Crittenden, Of Kentucky, Attorney &C.
neral
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PRor wrpsrras Exrcuuov.--Thc execution Of

PRor. Wrpsrua's ExrcuuoN--The execution Of
this unfortunate man took place yesterday, the
8Oth inst The Boston Transcript says;
There have been 500 applications to the Sher-
III for places to witness the execution vi course
NIL these amateurs cannot be gratited The re-
iigious ceremonies antecedent to the execution
will take place in the prisoners cell and the al
joining lobby and the prisoner will be accompa-
MED to the gallows by the officers Of the law ON.
ly, The appetite for excitement, which seeks
qualification in witnessing "a scene like this, must
he unwhoesome aud demoraizng."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31
To Western Merchants!
HATS, CAPS. AND FUR GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.

I'HE subscriber IN addition TO n very large stock
OF hls own manufacture, Is now receiving from
the largest and best manufacturing establishment at
the east, q complete assortment Of Hats Cans and
tur foods, designed expressly tor the wholesale
trade, Vhirh wi be- sod on liberal terms and ut New
York prices, adding transportation. His Foods have
been manufactured with great care and the styles n
dapIed to the western trade lis stock Will always
be- complete, atouhuE merchants aud hattrrs an op-
poruui,y okcrpur good assortment withou, buy
M an oyer.loch Of goods that change IN slye very
oirn. J \ SMITH 10 Lake Street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31
MILwArKrr. Ans. u.
Removals.
Washington. Aug. %.

Washington, Aug. %.
Many rumors are anoat that the administration
i making important removals IN bureaus.
The following Withdrawals are spoken Of Ste
ph,n P,,asautuu Jh auditor 81 the Treasury
jas. l. Edwards, and Tho. Euhank, Commission.
rr. II Pensions and Patents; Mr.. Anderson, chief
clerk uf ihe Treasury n pa''G.l.
It's said Denied " t.er has prcpo.'d To
pr,si.cu, . I... 20 settle DE claims ca Portu-
gal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

STATE TREASURER Chicago Democratic
Argus copies our article in reference to the cleo
ton, this fall, of State Treasurer, in which we
said that Jas. W. Barrett, Esq, was the only can.
didate. The Argus adds.
James G. Sloo, of Maumcetown, ia also spoken
Of rs u candidate. Mr Sloo Is an old and well
tried democrat, eminenuy qualified for the sta
ton. Mr. Sloo resides in That portion Of the state
which tho wings 81 ID genW omne when they IN
tend to be excessively iaceiious call Egypt =
We would be pleased TO see him elected. But
the democracy Of this portion Of the state, would
prefer Mr.. Moore to any other candidate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31
Public and Important Notice!
Great Sale ofFanoy, Dry and Staple Goods,
For Three DAYS Onlv

" : NEE lays Snly.
lust imported dlrec, from the London Market.
~ splendid assortment OF ) ~, Shlw.s, Lace.
l1cc Collars, Embroidered muslin do. Lace Copcs =.
Lac" Mantle, Cambria Pockcl lIandkrrchcis and
Vanry OF all and every cas- Of the most beautiful
goods London can produce
Lot lconsist- OF superb chlngralle and rich ig-
urcd silks, splendid qnniIii,s.a, 70 cents per yard
lot >. some elegant worked dresses with sash
and neck ribbon tO match
Lot ,. 1900 yards Of uca, thread lace, at cents
per yard
Lut {, large lot Of Thread T. sngi, at oac two
an! cents per yard
And in addition, about 1000 splendid Lace Collars
at > cents each 500 splendid nce collars, very
richly trimmed al % cents each, and every class OF
goods too numerous 10 mention al OF which will be
shown aud open on Monday, September 2nd md
two following DAYS az the store next door 20 the Post
Office. Aug 81 W klSG, Prggrieior.
!. S.-Lo0sr no time in coming 10 inspect the store
u being superior TO my thing hitherto ever been
shown in tins state. Hours olbusiness from IA VI.
tn5 i VI And Observe ybrsc D.tVs DyL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

More than two hundred thousand cases Of VA.
rlous diseases have been cured within the last
twelve months, 10y that great and good medicine,
II, g. Fauells Celebrated Arabian Eminent,
Nothing, perhaps, since the creation of the world,
has been so successful ~ an external remcd for
all nervous Diseases as this wonderful curative.
when applied 1t instantaucousy diTuscs itself
through the whole system soothing the irritated
nerves, allaymS pains, and creating most de-
IIghtlul sensation. Try it, and you viii never re.
greet it, See advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31
Administrators Sale.

In the IYinnchago county court In the matter Of
the application Of Cyrus +, Miller, administrator
de boais non OF the estate of George w Lee. late
OF IVnnebago county, Illinois, dec interstate, for
leave to sell that estate.
TN pursuance of a decree ofthe county court Of VIM
/ nebago county, aud state of Illinois, ut the Au-
gust term thereof A. D. 1850. shall proceed TO sell
al public vcndu- on the eleventh day Of October
next nj one o'clock 7. VI Mt the court house in the
town of Ottawa La Sale county. Illinois the south
led ~, sniI connty az 4, Snlin rr.,ms of snl, n
credit oi6 months with approved security.
CYRUS f. MILLER.
Ang. 81. Admir- de bonis non Of said estate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

GOVERNOR DuRR.-A bill was recently present
ed the Senate IT Rhode Island, having for It's OBJ
jcct the restoration Of GoucrHor Dorr 10 ne rights
Of citizenship. Ii was referred To the judiciary
Committee, who have since unanimously recon-
meuded It's passage, 1t will be remembered that
the only offence committed WAS in claiming his
seat As Governor to which place he was chosen
by majority Of the people, We earnestly hope
the Recommendation Of the Committee will be
acquicsced in by the Legislature
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

AMI presented them to the astonished musician,
We thought that was pretty fair specimen Of
the power Of music. Last evening however, We
witnessed al instance Of the mcsmeric influence
Of dancing. During one of tbs ballots, and while
Madam LloSente was performing one of her
grand pnouettes, u gentleman in the audience
was 50 carried away with enthusiasm, that he
first threw silver dollar on the stage, aud then
a package containing two ounces Of gold dust"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

CALIFORNIA MAl ElyovmGp-By Il private
letter to the Missouri Republican, from Fort Lar
amic we learn that the mail which left that Fort
about year ago, 10y Picord, who was killed in
the vicinity Of Ash Hollow, On the south side Of
the Platte, has been found opposite the Wort 1t
was brought into the Fort IN very dihpilNtei
condition and has been forwarded To the post Of
Ace in ST. Louis, N the hope that the address Of
many Of the letters may be dcciphrred
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

At Bridgeport Connecticut on the Fourth,
there was 3 trumphll car provided with 30 li,i,e
-jrlsinit to represent the thirty States. The car
being overloaded, partially capsilci and sp..: on,
I.ras and S Carolina
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

Yaukes Sg'lirop, the notorious prize fighter
whom Tom liver bruised 50 badly few months
ago has met with an untimcly end (says Cali
fornil correspondent ola New Jersey papcr) at
Sacramento CITY. Sullivan, it is stated struck a
man a blow with his fist aul WAS shot dead with
q pistol by the person ussailtd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

A MASIlcs ESGNEERSG-A remarkable
ireal, of a maniac is noticed By the Trenton \.
mcrican as having occurred at BorIentown, New
Jersey. The locomotive which was 10 bring the
morning train from Borlentown to Trenton was
missed, and the engineers procured another
When the train reached Trenton, the locomotive
was discovered fast IN the switches, blowing or
steam at a great rate. The American says
when they came to it, they found man try
ing to rebuild the fire, and the water and the cn
ders splashug over him and he engine. ltseems
that crazy man haling from New Hope Penn.
sylyania, had come here from Bordentown on
Monday evening, and returned in the same train.
Sometime during the night, or early in the NOR
ning thi- mailman had gone tothe engine, klndled
fire, put on one OF the pumps which had been
taken off and, not finding the oil, had melted tai
low, with which he CREASED all the apparatus,
and putting on steam came up to this city like "a
streak of CREASED lightning The engine had
been managed very well, Il, it was not at all in-
iured; but it is supposed he did not know how to
back it when i. got into the switches here which
were locked. We snIcr,tInd he must have
passed one or two switches before reaching this
station. lie said he took the engine to see how
fast she could be made TO 90. lie was taken
back TO Bordentowu and sent thence to his friends
His escape from destruction was very lucky for
him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

The following unique toast was drank ut 4th
of July celebration in South Carolina, by G. Kin.
ard:
"Pcdcc and Plenty,
Corn to the big crib aud money in the pocket,
Baby in the cradle and pretty wife To rok it;
Coffee in the closet aud sugar in the barrel
Silence round the hreside, and folks that never
quarrel"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

Gold has been discovered among the quartz
rock OF the Lake Superior country, aud Of quail
ity and in quantity TO indicate that much more
may be found h,rpailcr Il j. believed that full
an! regular veins Of the precious ore will here
after be discovered there, particularly 10 seems
TO b, disseminated through the quartz OF the out
eTsurtace Of rocks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

The democratic county convention Of De kalb
county, to cho,e delegates toattcnl the Jnlie, con
yenti1u, was held at Sycamore, the 29lh inst
The county convention Of Kane, for the same pur-
pose will meet at Geneva on Saturday the Ii
of Sept next
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31
Markets.

CHICAGO, AuG. 90.
Market inactive
Hheat--3 or 400 bu spring for teams 47a5Sc.
Co1l--No sale
We notice few loads Of oats on the street, a.
former quotations
VhiIey-Sllcs, 10 bills. Fullers 92ae3 cents
Grocsries-Salcs II hhds n O. sugar, 6i-
Porto Rico, Ia1l-2l bags Of Rio Coffee, ll!allt
Ia do Laguaym Ill!
Naiis--j6 kegs nails, ut ieq.
Sales 20 bales Chicopee'D Sheetiugs, at nc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

NOTICE is hereby given, that will make nppli-
" cation to the county cour, vt La Sale county,
at the November term thereof on Monday, the an
day of November A. D. 1850 for an order 10 sell all
the lands and tcnemcnis belonging to the estate OF
Sylvester Carter, deceased, or 80 much thereof as
viii INV the debts of said deceased, at which time
and place all persons Interested are requested TO APP
pear and show cause why said real estate shoudnO
be sold for the purpose aforesaid,
Aur 81 LEVI CARTER. Admir-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

Citizens Of Montgomery county inform us that
several di-ycrs are at work upon the sands Of
Sugar Creek. near Crlwinrisyiilc and uccceied
ia washing outa considerable quantity of gold
One man ha, washed ont nearly 5000 worth in 4
few d1ya-Llfdgcht Courier
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

The copper block from Lake Superior, design
ed for the Washington Monument, and weighing
$500 pounds, was brought down on the last trip
of the Steamer London.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

The y, Y Herald Of the 10Th contains denial
from Gen Lopez that he is concerned in any plan
for he di>mrmbermeut of the Union, and the es.
Enlistment Of a southern conlederacy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

FAILS OF ST.. ANruoSY-rhe immense apron Of
rock, being fiat sheet about 80 feet wide by one
hundred and fifty feet long, over which the water
of the falls of St Anthony lately poured, next to
the western shore, fell down not long since, under
the weight of the flood.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

4 LII persons indebted to the undersigned, are
~ hereby notified that their notes and accounts
have been lett with Capt John S,addcn, OF Dayton,
who is authorized TO receive payment of them, aud
that unless payment shnllbc made soon, the under
signed will be- under the necessity Of enforcing the
collection by law. iNDREw EOTos.
49, u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

CuRr or PREVENTIVE OF CHoLERA-Ihe follow
Ing /, said to lie sure cure or preventive OF cho.-
era 1t was made out by Thos 5. Bryant pay
master OF the Cuitcl States Army.
Laudanum amt -puiis Of camphor each, . ~.
1incture Cayenne pepper Dr.
1iucture Ginger, W.
Essence ofPeppermint, . or
H1tTmans Anodyne, > o.
Nix all together. Dose, table spoonful! in a
little water Tor an adult
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31
Jenny Lind

Left Liverpool the elst inst, for the United
States to NIL her engagement: with Mr. Bmnnm
in New York. which We believe, commences the
18th Of Sept. next
We notice in the y y. Tribune that urgent eff
forts are bong made to have the Swedish Night
ingale visit Albany, New-Havcn, Hartford, Dc,
and that large sums are offered to secure an en-
gagcmcnt of but single night but it Is general
Is admitted that Mr. Blrnum cannot consent To IT,
rs the amount Of his contract is too great to per
init her to leave New York, as the time lost in
travelling her extra expenses and fatigue in con-
uceticn with smaller saloons, would require that
the tickets should be Sell higher than the expense
would be to 80 from those cities to New York to
hear her.
The tickets are to be- sold at s. instead of 20,
as has been announced; and the private seats
will Dee sold at auction, i,g the entire engagement,
TO the highest bidder
The magnificent hall which is now being con
struc;el, and IN which the Fair Suucs,rcs, Is TO
be the presiding genius during her brief stay
with Us. is SAID to b sufficiently spacious to seat,
comfortably, 5000 persons besides the private
boxes aud t,,,t, enough to ill the hall have al,
ready been Sold the Tribune in speaking Of the
anticipated rush around the door tor tickets, adj
mission, dc, says:
I Seliin, all the tickets by auction, not iur one
concert only, ba; throughout. the only way To-
cut oil tor,,talns,, crowdins about the doors be
/ fore the box ia opened DC 1t will save thou.
sands Of DAYS that will otherwise be wasted in
struggle, To- obtain tickets either for qualification
rprui. There can be no complaint Of the phi
ces II they are .ttt entirely to the buyers, and
with such room rs we are to have IN our city,
they need not bs eNorbttut Only let u have
concert after concert here un&i all who wish 20
hear shall be -rluicd and until all the surround
ug country shl.l have had fair chance and
there can be no Just complaint. Il must be con
,idrrei that while Mile LNp's stay with u Is
limited our country Is almost boundless, and that
one Concert IN each place where they would like
land would pay) to hear her would absorb not
merely her engagement but her lifetime.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31
Ottawa, Aug. 80

Ottawa, Aug. 80.
fYoar-Sells at si5oa5--best quality, for
family use
lPhedt-Winter, CSC, spring, best quality 80,
inferior doe
Odts-Cood demand ut zoe.
t0rH--35c
Pofato,S-25c
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Estate Of Nm. 4. Byomp, deceased

Estate Of IIim. X, Bromn, deceased
pURSUANTton an order OF the county court OF La
Sale county, notice il hereby given, that oil
persons having claims against the ESTATE OF VIM n.
Brown late Of the county of In Sale, decd; are
required to produce the same IN writing nnd ne them
in said court on the Let Mondn, OF November
next, when and where said claimants ARE requested
to attend for the purpose of having their claims nd
lusied in pursuance OF law, -,
AuR. 81. H. 4 SAN0ER, dhmr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

Trm POPULATION OF MoRRIs, in Grundy county,
is COS.
The Marshal of Grundy Co. says that while en-.
gagged in numbering the good people of Morris he
found lady fourteen years of age, who was mar
red at eleven, and now delights in the possession
of nice plump masculine "Sncker," who has cried
after some fifteen moons, and has been for some
time. practicng the art Of balancing, with great
success.
Many curious facts came into the possession Of
the Marshals, which would make very interest
ing little book, could they all be collected.
---------------------
The Fort Smith Herald says that for every
hundred persons who have left Arkansas for Cal
ifornia, a thousand persons havo conc in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31
Ynlnnble Real Estaie for Snle

THE east hnlfol lot block 81, together with the
i large and convenient dwelling erected thereon,
j. now offered tor sale. Terms one half cash, and
one halt on credit Of six months. with interest.
For further particulars, inquire Of Cntharne Dona-
hoe on the premises, or OF Norris & Fisher.
Ottawa, hug. 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

WHEREAS Hester, my wife, has without Just
w cause or provocaton, left my bed and board.
tins is therefore To forbid all persons harborng or
trusting heron my account, rs shall pay no debts OF
her contracting after this date. ARTHUR KELLY.
Lisbon Aug 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

y VIEW Two Horse Lumber Wagons, a superior
- article for sale cheap Tor cash, Inquire OF
Aug 81 c. BURR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31

HAVING formed apartnershp IN the practice oil
i / medicine and surgery, will attend promptly 10
auy Business with which they may be favored IN the
line OF their profession Office near the corner Of
La Sale and Mad son streets, and one door south OF
Swts Law Office, VI. A GoopTNG, VI. ID.
OulaMa. iii Aug. 81 g Ham. VI. D
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-31
WAKE HOUSE SALE.

WILL be sold on Saturday, the 2lst day Of Sep
w TENDER next, mt 10 o'clock, a. N ut the ware
house OF l.. Hills, one horse lumber wagon, and
two boxes printing type, 10 pay the charges due
thereon Aug 81 H. Huns.