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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-08
WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY

TUNHE exercises of this School will be resumed On the
i first Monday in September, 1851 and close the I'd OF
July following.
The subjects taught will embrace the usual English
branches Latin Greek and Mathematics
Charges session OF 10 months sls0 inc luding
board tuition, and every necessary. The number OF
boardrrs is limited to 10.
The location of the School is in Hanover county two
mile, from Alleys Sntion, the Virginia Central Rail-
road in healthy place, and in enlightened community.
For further particulars address the Principal, at Rich
mond, Va.
Aug IL elm PRIESTI.Y Elicit Principal.
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HALIFAX DAN RIVER LAND, FOR SALE.
II OFFER for sales Tract Of Land lying on Dan River
Il in the county Of Halifax Virginia. FIVE miles above
Boston Depot the south side OF said river The Trac,
contains SCI acres theresbouts-w,h good framed
Cottage Dwelling OF five rooms, aud all necessary Oct
Houses for Farming Planting. There thirty
OF first quality Dan River Low Grounds 30 Law
son Greek Fists equally as good and 1921 OF upland
rich any uplands In tho county; and the whole
we'll suited to the cultivation OF any crops usually mr
lu Southern Virginia There - OF wood land
in its original growth the rest Is cleared and In cu,ia
ton Tbs land lies within few hundred yards OF ,ha
Richmond and Danvie Railroad which passes the op
pose side Of the river There j. excellent road 70
Boston Depot, five miles below, and nearly good
to News Ferry Depot about five miles above Persons
wishing buy moieras sized tract of excclsn; Land
should examine this il 10 thought that better
be purchased In the county
II not disposed Of privately, the tract will be sold E,
PUBLIC AUCTION, on the premises. on the 2sh Sep
tember 1857:
Terms-One third cush, third credit of twelyr
months, and third credit OF two years. each ic
perfect by my daughter and her husband joining in III"
deed. The land win be shown TO persons wishing 30 cx
anime it, by Mr. Tho Powell the teuan, in possession OF
D'' ' ELIZAHErH ANN EoRuM.
Sept i-ctds Halifax Courthouse. Va
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOX SALE
DY virtue OF the provisions OF deed OF trust
Id ted by Yeverton N. Oliver the LIST day of OctU
Der, 1880 OF record In the Clerks Office OF the County
Court of Roanoke, the object OF which TO
A. B. Nichols, the payment OF debt therein mentioned
will proceed, on FRIDAY, the llrh day of September
1887 the late residence of said Oliver otter for sale
at Public Auction, the real and personal property
brsced in said trust deed consisting in part OF lot
Land supposed to contain 20 acres with a large and
CANT Dwelling House thereon, besides other improve
nents Of the most valuable kind and fitted with srea
and in the most convenient orm-,lso five
monty valuable Slaves-all Household and Kitchen Fer
nture of said Oliver much Of which is costly aud supc
rior-and all the Plantation Utensils on the place.
To any Southern gentleman wishing 20 purchase DO,
lghtful residence in the lovccst part the Valley
Virginia, the property here offered Tor sale present"
rare opportunity.
The terms OF sale will be made known the day OF
sale.
Aug ll-ctds WILLIAM WATTS. Trustee.
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CTA5SICA1I
AT ELM NEAR MILFORD, CAROLINE co.
INHE second session OF my School will the
Il LIST OF September next and terminate the last of the
following June, comprising uninterrupted term Of 10
months.
The Ancient Languages and their literature, tho usual
branches OF English with special reference its history
and literature. will compose the subjects taught
TERMS:-Board, including everything, and Tuition in
all the departments sl70-one half to be paid entrance
and remainder Let of February.
Pupils enter any time during the session. paying on
y from that time to expiration OF term in propot to
rate of charges.
Elm lie in the midst of highly moral and intelligent
community, within few minutes walk of Milford Depot,
and enjoying the advantages OF privacy and hesthiunes
OF situation it affords the student every opportunity for
study and application, whilst combining the comfort and
quiet of an agreeable home.
Address B. c. SIIACKLEFORD,
July lI-c3m Milford Depot, Caroline Co.. Va
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CULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE,
NEAR CULPEPER COURT HOUSE, VA.
VuNHE second session OF this school will commence on
Il the first day of next September. The of In.
sruction will include the Latin Greek French and Span
ish Languages Mathematics, Natural Philosophy Chem.
isry, and lower English branches.
The teachers engaged conduct the school gradu
ates Of the University of Virginia aud Virginia Military
Institute who will adopt the modes OF instruction pur.
sued in those institutions.
TERMS:
Board, tuition washing fuel and lights for ten months,
$3.50.
For circulars containing full information address
CHARLES F.. LIGHTFOOT.
Culpeper Court House.
REFEREN
We have the privilege OF referring TO the following:
Faculty Institute, Lexington
Professors Maupin Harrison, Gildorsleeve, Schee de-
We're, McGuhey. University OF Virginia
Prot Lueien Minor William and Mary College
Rev Joen 4 Broadus. Charlottesville
John Hart, AN
John Hunter, Esq, Louisa county
Col John Voolfolk, Orange county
Rev WIN White ID ID, Lexington
Rev VIM Pendeion
Gen VIM II Richardson. Richmond city
Cu WIN Taliaerro. Gloucester
James Barbour Esq Culpeper
w Wallach Gen George Cooke, Bell, ESQ.,
Washington CITY
Mai Henry Hill, 8 Army, New York
5 Voss, Esq, RappahanDock county
Capt James Stark
The citiz ems of Culpepcr. July 3l-ctt
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JNU d. STRANGE. A. a., Principal
l.. NJ BLACKBOARD, Qnyersity of Virriuia)
II REYNOLDS. ulampden Sidney)
JAMES kER. Virginia Military Ins,iiutc)
Il 9TH July.
Branches rAuGIlr-Anccnt and Modern Languages,
Mathematics Natural scieucc and the various English
Branches, both high md low
MILITAW iNsTRrcrIoN-Both in nfnntry aud Artillery,
Is Ills" ech nj such times do Interfere with, the
cular studies
Enlarged accommodations will be reudv
Terms $40 per term OF S months usyabI. in advance,
This chIrse embraces Board Tuition in every Branch
Fuel and Lights Address. n STRANGE
July lS-c2m rLnrIn,,.s,.;n. ~.
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Misc PEl;HANl'S

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
TIME next session Of this institution will commence
Il the irst day Of October.
Vacancies for State students exist In the following c,.
trcts:
w Isle of Wight Nansenlond and Surry;
VII Dinwiddis, Amelia and Brunswick;
TX. Lunenburg Holloway and Prince Edward:
Y Meckle burg and Charlotte;
XXXr. Rockingham and Pendleton;
X&XNI. Augusta;
XXXvIl. Rockbridgc, Bath and Highland
XXXVlII. Allegheny, Botctourt, Roanoke and CThi.;
Xl. Smythe Wythe and Washington
The Faculty will proceed TO fill these vacancies OIL the
25th inst Applications accompanied by proper testmo.
nials should be addressed to the Chairman
Appointments for distcts from which there NJ aP
plcauts, viii be made from the State at large.
8 MAUPIH
Sent I-c3w Chairman of Faculty.
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TIME session will commence on THURSDAY, the
Il first day of October The plan Of the school as here
tore The aim being to unite some Of the advantages OF
home with the uniform discipline and greater resu'
lnriy of school.
Mrs Shelley and daughters having for twelve years
pas conducted this school with conscientious regard tn
The interests of those committed their care think
Themselves safe in referring for its character to all who
have any intimate knowledge OF it.
Particular references given il desired.
Letters addressed to MRS. 81. SIiEPFEY,
Aug 2i-c2w Kalorhma Staunton, Va.
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HANOVER ACADElIY,
next session OF this School will commence on the
1901 October, 1851, aud close on the 3lst of July
following. LEWIS M. COLEMAN NJ A..
Principal
HILARY +. JONES, NJ A.,
WALTER WRENN NJ. A.
For Catalogue, containing terms, &C., address
l.. NJ. COLEMAN,
July l1-cti Tavlorsville Hanover County Va.
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CLASSICAL AND AlATHEMATICA CAL SCHOOL
FNiE subscriber will open the lst OF October 1857,
l. select school at Grassland, within mile Of Pc.
tcrsburg. He has believe that during
per:ence Of eight years, both Principal and Assistant
in Academies he has given entire satisfaction to those
who have conhded their children to his instruction.
Board and tuition payable scmiannually in advanced
Tor session of nine and al half months $780,
DAY SCHOLARS.
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FAMILY school. FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Al sTiIrNI,nN

For further particulars consult catalogue for 1861
address Lodore =. o., Amolia County Va.
Aux eff WIN. II. HARRISON.
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INFIRMARY OF THElMEDICAL COLLEGE
OF VIRGINIA.
TIME Indrmary connected with the Medical College Of
Of Marshall and Collage streets open for the reception
of Patients throughout the year. All persons requiring
Medical Surgical aid. except the insane and those la
boring under contagious Diseases admitted into the
Institution The accommodations for sickness COM
pete
The Patients under the charge;ot the Profssorskof
the College The charges Tor Board Medical attendance
Institution, are for
White Patients sc per week
Colored
Private Rooms toll
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BEAUTIF 4 COTTAGE FAM OF I2B
ICREj NEAR THE PLANK ROAD SIX MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.
WE are authorized 10 sell the beautiful cottage
ern. now owned and occupied by Mr. Presley T. A.kiu
aon The improvements rro all new-are near and
attractive The coil Is good the neghborhod 6rst rate
and the place remarkably healthy. There 10 souI.
dance Of fine wood land the place Terms reasonable
Apply to GUDDIN e. APPERSCN.
AtnO Otz
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MRS & MISS MFRS B0ARDIN oS Al: AND

DAY SCHOOL. AT TiR RESIDENCE, ON 4TH
ST. BETWEEN BAD AND MARSHALL
,INHE third session OF tinstution will commence on
the ls OF October T. In this school will be taught
a. tie branches OF nisb education including the La
IN aad Modern LanguaSdbge,hcr with music upon me
also be gwen.
The services of Compel instructors have been pro-
::red. -,
Attention will be pside the proper training and ad'
y.uceucn, OF the youn ytes intrusted TO their charge
saiae moral and socis provemens promoted by every
means in ,bei! power.
Tss school, has bes in successful operation in
rs.e. with confidence t patrons for any information
watch may be- desired In ference to its merits.
TrRxs-A5out the sars as heretofore. For them and
ether particulars. refer To
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ATTENDING eCRoKoS frGi. GIBSON, PE1lCoLh'
and WEXFORD.
WAY.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN. MARION HOWARD, MD.
STEWARD +. NJ PARRISH
PRESIDENT OF ISFIRMARI, l.. :. JOYNEs, NJ. d
sR>By agreement this day entered into between the
Faculty Of the Medical College and the attending Phys
clans Of Bellevue Hospital addition to the usual weekly
patients requiring surgical operation The particular
charge for any specified operation may be asceained be-
torehand By application TO the Resident Physician, or the
Attending Physicians and Surgeons of eithor Institutions
Persons in the country wishing patients TO the
lnfrmary, or desiring information may address the Pre-
sident or the Steward. July 2-cwtlEOct
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HALIFAX Dan RIVER IaSD E1,p s.I.

Sale conducted by GoppIS 4 APPEHsoN.
Aug 29-ctds
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FEMALE SCHOOL
AT PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE. VA.
TJNHE Exercises Of this School will be resumed the
Is, day of September and close the 18th of June,
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
Board, Sl30 90
Ancient Languages English included) 10 90
French and Italian, each II NO
English branches, 80 90
Music i5 w
The Musical Department will be- under the charge OF
Prof C. Pope
Aug ls-ctlstOct IT, b. BROWN, Principal.
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1857. RALLAND WINTER STOCK 1855,

Avn n. 1907
OF SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING
ID. GOODMAN has now open at his large clothing
- ware.rooms No. 49, Main st., Richmond Va the
largest aud most complete stock Of fall and winter ready
made cohng tina, he has had the pleasure of offer
ing 10 HE old patrons and the public generally embracing
AL new styles of Over CoHts patterns oil Shswls and
Travelling Blankets Dress and Frock Coats Business do
Vests and Pants and Furnishing Goods (tri.weekly add
oons III, February From his very great facilities in man.
a1sturng his liberal patrons and the public generally
WAL md all articles in his ne from finest lowest grades
OF the best make and very low cash prices An exam
ios,ion 10 solicited. Remember place and No., ll9. Main
street. I'D GOODMAN
Sept5
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HEINRICH SCHNEIDER,
DROFEsSOR OF MUSIC, offers his services to the
IL citizens OF Richmond, as Teacher of the Piano,
Harp Guitar and Of Singing Having taught Music for
ak years in Edseworth Seminary In North Carolina he
confidently refers to Gov Moorehead Proprietor and to
Richard Sterling Esq Principal of tina, Institution Re.
sdencs at Mrs. Russels Boarding House, Broad Street.
REFERENCES IN RICHMOND:
Rev Geo. Woodbridge Rev. DR.. N. D. IIoge Rev. Dr.
T. v. Moore, VIM G. Paine, Esq, Col T. r. August K r.
Howison Mr.. A. Morris, P. H. Taylor. Maj j. C. Shields
DIR F. II Deane July l5-dlw&w3m
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VI
4 GENTLEMAN, with bis family, consisting of his
"A lady and daughter, wishes to take charge of Fee
male Boarding School in OF the upper counties OF
Eastern Virgins, He de.ss' the m Of the
parmen, to some other person. and for that purpose he
will contract with any competent gentleman on the sub
ect Having spent thirty odd years In the city of
Norfolk In female instruction, ho feels qualified to
tnue the in the ordinary branche: OF English educs
ton, Music the Piano and the Latin and French lam
gusges.
Any communication, addressed to "PRECEPTOR." at
Ayletts p o. King William County will receive prompt
attention Aug 25-cw3w
EXTINCTION Law SCHUOI.-The ninth SEES.
IL sion OF my Law School will commence on Monday,
November 1857, and terminate the 2st OF March,
1883
Gentlemen desiring detailed information as to the plan
OF my school, text books, expenses, &C. will receive
prompt reply to letters addressed to me here.
JOHN w. BROCKENBROUGH,
July 3l-ctkovl Lexington, Va.
ETEx.miner asd South requested to copy a. above.
WANTRD.--Al lady "a Virginlan) Of SIX years e1ps
ronce in teaching 10 desirous of situation either
in private family Seminary, instruct in the English
and French She can furnish tesmoniah from patrons
and others. Address Miss D.. Richmond
Sept left (Wb)
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English department.
Classical do ........................ 90
French and German each. ~
desire TO paronize the school, should address, without de-
lay, James H. Cox, Esq Wintcrpock P o. Chesterfield
county, or the subscriber Orange Court House. Virginia
REFEREScEs:-James ii. Cox, Esq Right Rev. John
Johns, D. d. the President and Professors OF William and
Mary College and the former patrons and pupils OF the
subscriber In Chesterfield. Williamsburg and Fredericks
burg. JOHN s HANSBR OUCH NJ A.
Aug 3-ctf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-06-11
BEAUrIFUL!--CLAsSIGAL:

For the double purpose of showing our readers
the ehase and classical style of our Southern
neighbOr, we clip achOice tit bit. from its columns
And by way of application VT wish to see those
in the habit of throwing stones, move out of theil
glass houses, t. convenient.
at seems from the Free Press of last week
that we were in error in describing dsiatsrssted.
ness in its benevolent labors to overthrow the ad.
ministration, (and to trip up this mundane
sphere, before the comet gets a chance at it). -
Citizen May 2S ult.
fare a few ofthe explosives which gally tipl
through an editorial introduction (of about two
%squares) to an extract from the work of some
John Bull on America, in the Office holders and
Republican (H) organ in this place. Citizen
June 4. inst,
As to the query whether this is the Republican
organ Of this county, weshall permit the people t.
decide, without reference to the would be umpire
age of the dirty Citize as we shall upon lis owl
reasoning show. And so as to the other grave
question, whether two squares wHa sense in The
Press. or six squares in the Citizen without sense
has the greater effect upon this community, VIZ
shall refer to the same tribunal. But as to The
other still more grave question, Of tripping eur
this mundane sphere before the comet gets a
chance at it," be assured kind and generous neigh,
Dor, that in either event the Gotschall's (gut'
d ally will be knocked out of the Citizen. And
if the comet comes, there will be still anothe,
smell than that of birthstone, in the Citizen Dem
ocrht Office. Adieu.
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O Ills REWARD.

The National pro.slavery President has at last
rewarded The notorious, swearing Bill Richardson
Of Illinois. for bis base services, by making him q
Governor the people willing or unwilling. The
man that South Carolina Nulliiers attempted to
toist upon an American Congress for Speaker but
were beaten by a stern, uuyielding minority, fresh
from the homes of tho people, uncontaminated by
the disease peculiar to a Washington atmosphere;
the man that the people of Illinois so lately reject
ed, by thousands Of votes, from the honorable
post Of Governor ofthat State, is the fit subject of
a so called Democratic President, to %cncircle with
his official care and appoint him Governor Of Ne
braska Territory. The man who made himself
UNANIMOUSLY notorious in steering through the rou-
tine of Legislation that blacklist of the black infa.
mics, tho Karsas-N Nebraska Act. For this impor-
tant service to the rotten hearted nulliiers of the
Calhoun school; aud after bis being twice reject
ed, once by the representatives Of the people and
once by the people direc', he is now rewarded with
the highly honorable and responsible post of Gov.
ernor of that young and now thriving Territory ;
and all is done under the assumed name of De.
mocracy. Apostles of Jefferson, aud followers Of
Jackson, ia this what you call DemocracyH Is it
your Democracy, that il man be rejected and
repudiated by the people, that he who holds the
brief power shall appoint him to posts Of honor
and profit? No, not so, but that Is Calhoun, uul.
lifying and Buchanan ostend manifesto Democra-
cy, which you have unfortunately been induced
to support. Will you continue to so lend your
support to the Virginia slave breeders and the
Carolina nullifersi Democrats of Carroll, how
long will you permit yourselves to be used as the
mere tools, by which such men as Richardson
may obtain place and by which the slave driver
rivets the chains still tighter upon the limbs of the
unfortunate African, and thereby enables him and
bis kin 10 roll in opnlence and unendiug ease,
i. whilst, "without money and without price," tht
life, and the li'e-giviug fluid OF the down-trodder
African oozes out at bis fingers ends. in the re
swanps and the cotton fields Of the southern
, white lord? Does your humanity 50 teach you
; Do your notions Of justice or religion 80 teacl
, you?
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armyvd before him,-eaued by Nhomi Caused
by HIN, ihrouglT Whose spiritual teachings he
placed bic hepS IN Heavsah He is stunned.
he reels!-be falbl-be dies! the victim Of an
abiding couhdence. Tine wears sway aud that
daughter appears before q jury Of her country
beeutfuli Nulopgh pale, innocent, though de6ed,
sherouirons her seduesf, and with a simple story
and a singlehearttdness II purpose, that wins for
her the sympalhies Of the eongtegated throng that
hilsth spacious court coon 10 its utmnst capacity,
she stands the examination and eross-examInaiion
OF willy and learned counsel, until the audience
are caPtiyated by hey aHlessness. There she
stands beautiful and, though dehled,
stu innocent OF intended wrong; she gave herself
away te him WON she loved and adored, but
alas! only to be de6led and cast rom hint She
says she was a mother. by that illicit wrong, but
= inoVer no more as the offspring Is numbered
wiih the dead. Her step. mother aud sister are
called uponand fully eorrobOFate her statements
Of collateral facts.
The Reverend gentleman was in Court during
the entire examination, but did not attempt TO put
up a defCneO, neither by the mouths Of other wit
nesses TOR by bis own mouth. as he b d a right t
offer himself as witness TO contradict her. Where
upon a motion was made BY bis counsel TO dismlsl
the case, which the court overruled, fortunately
yes we say fortunately, for We are informed thai
the pOpulace had become so excited at this stage
of the trial, that night, that violence would prob.
ably have been inflicted upon the person Of the
defendant. Afer which Gen. Eckley made
speech Of two hours. in his own versatile and 10,
: mitable manner, by which the entire vocabulary
Of anathamas were poured out upon the devoted
. hesd Of the Reverend defendant, occasionally cheer
ed by the auditors, until prevented by the court
And after eleven O'Clock at night the court adj
ljourned till morning. After hearing the charge
Of Judge Hoffman, the jury retired to their room
and made up their verdict for the plaintiff 10 eU
E cry last red cent Of damages claimed by the coun
? eel for the plaintiff, VIZ: FIVE THoUsANp DOL
|. LARS; upon which a judgement was rendere,
= accordingly. We are informed that one of the ju
rors afterwards said, that had the defendant bee
worth halfa million, and the petition of the plain
tiff called for it, he would have given her cDe ha
j Of it We take it, therefore, had the petition cal
e lei for TEN thousand, instead of Five, it woul
have been granted. This we believe is the heaUi
est verdict ever given in the State for "breach o
promise" of marriage.
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1 Subscribers who do not give notice to the contra
81, are considered as wishing 10 continue theii subscrip.
uOn
4. II vubseribers order the discOntinuauce Of theiI
pagers t. publisher may continue to send them unit
ell srreArsges are paid.
& Il subscr bers neglect or refuse to take their pc
Radicals from the Office to which they are directed, they
are held responsible ill they have settled the bill, and
o.dered thea discon Snued.
q. If subscribers remove to other places without in.
f1rminS the publishers, aud the papers are sent to the
former ~dirsrtion, they are held responsible.
S. The uourts have decided that, refusing to take
papers tron the on e, or removing aud leaving the9
pealled for. Il prima faeia evidence olintentionalfr fraud
CT Postmasters wsouOtify publisher that a news
uaot is not takeL from the Office, are required to Civ,
The rsa an why they are not taken out. (see Post Oh
&c. instructions and Laws.
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SHERIFFoS SALE.

Elizabeth Sharp, By virtue Of an execution issu.
vs. ed from the Court Of Common
Joseph Barclay. Pleas of Carroll county and State
of ONO, in this case, and to me directed, will e1.
pose to sale on
Saturday tie eth day Of June, Il. D. 1857,
at the door Of the Court House, in Carrolton, Carroll
county, Ohio, the following property,tO wit: Ono SUrre J
mare, one top Buggy, one saddle, one bride, and a large
and well selected lot of Books, taken in ~execatioa By
ME. Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. Of said day
aud will be continued from day to dav ill all is soil.
Terms cash. JOHN ii. WHlTCRAFT,
June IL, ls57.--td. Sheriff.