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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24

Eg An English cockney at the Falls Of
Niagara, when asked how he liked the
falls, replied:
aThey're ansome--qlite SO; but they
don't quite answer my expectations; be-
sides, I got thoroughly wetted, and lost
me at. prefer to look at them in an
hengraving in 'ot weather and ii the
'ouse."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24
Hg soiIed wall papers may be made {,


look as well as new, in most eases, by the
following expedient: Take s5out two
quarts of bran, tie it up in bundle of coarse
flannel, and rub it over the paper. twill
cleanse the whole paper Of all descriptions
Of dirt and spots, better than any other
means that can be used, Some uso bread
but dry bran is better.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24

SorTENrNG THE EEPREssIov.-That's
laundering big lie, said Tom. No, replied
Dick, it's only a Eliminating enlargement
Of elongating veracity. Tom took off hi
bat.eleSated his eyes and held his tongue
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24

w The public debt Of Pennsylvahia
on the lst Of December, 1856, was $40,
70l,335.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24

@The Iowa Legislature was at last
accounts, engaged upon discussion of q
Bill providing for the repeal Of Capital
Punishment. The bill was finally tabled
by a vote Of 40 to 20.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24

Eg Iowa has population Of 5o5,6a5.
In 1886 the population was 1884. In
le49 Minnesota was organized-now she
has population Of 100000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24
Coon NEws-IF IT TURNS OUT TO BE
rRuH.-Gen. Granger, Of Syracuse, n. Y
writes home as follows:

Kansas is to come in as free state
easy. The Republican vote has killed all
opposition to it. One thing is known to
everybody here-that any further violent
opposition to freedom in Kansas annihl-
lates the democratic party forever. Hard
as it is, the south viii retreat from the bat
lle-feld, and abandon Kansas, as we'll as
the mighty west--the centre OF future
empire-rather than do worse. We have
put the slave-trade where there is none Sc
poor as to do it reverence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24

GEN. CAss D1sHED.-The Washington
Union denies emphatically and by authori-
ty, Mr.. Barney's statement in the New
York Herald that Gen. Cass, had received
and accepted the appointment of Secretary
of State. The Union further goes on te
Estate that not one member of the Cabinet
has been selected. ,,t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24

sIIere you little rascal, walk up and
give an account of yourself. Where have
You been?n
eAfter the girls, father,
ibid you ever know me to do Sc when |
was a boy!"
aNo sir. but mother did,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24

A CRusADE.-A Paris letter in the New
York Commercial, communicates the fol-
lowing information
.sBut another expedition isspoken of
which will interest particularly the United
States: and that is an expedition on the
part Of England and France against China.
lit is rumored that very large and form
liable feet is to give assistance to mission
aries who have been maltreated in that
country, and at the same time to attempt
the negotiation of mora liberal CONNER
|cial treaties. The Catholic Clergy Of
France are in great joy at the anticipated
project, and large number OF mlsslona-
ries are preparing to accompany the exPe-
dition. Icannot, however, guarantee the
truth of this report
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24

T Pooh REcoMMEND.-A young woman
who was brought before the Boston Police,
alleged in defence of her responsibility,
that she acas acquainted With oil tie laa0 :
gers in Nep YORK. She was committed
for six months.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24
Tom NfarsEaasi's Last.

! A very amusing and characteristic speech
was lately made by the brilliant and &C.
Icentrlc Tom Marshall, in trial before tho
Supreme Court of Kentucky, which is quite
too good to be lost. The case was an ac-
lion of damages brought against a gentle
man who had a fish pond,upon which some Of
his neighbors' boys were IN the habit of
Idepredating, and who was provoked to the
point of flogging one of the marauders,
whose parents sued for damages, employ
ing Tom Marshall as his advocate. He
recovered $4,000; and, the case sppsaled,
John c. Breckenridge, Vice President elect,
and Gerrit Davis, the great American lea
der, We're retained for the defense. These
gentlemen in the argument of the else,
warned the Court against the seduction of
the eloqueHce and sophistry of the distin-
guished counsel on the other side. Major
Breckenridge contended that the correc-
ton was wholesome and proper one,
such as he had been subjected to in his
Juvenile days when caught in any mis-
lchicf.
Tom Marshall, in reply, said that DO th
into very great man-Keutucky's great
est lawyer and orator; and both, in their
political speeches, were in the habit ct ex-
pressing great confidence in the sagacity
and the intelligence of the people. Now,
he wished them to inform the Court how
it was that, with such great superiority
of natural genius and requirements, and
al Al Il M, 81
over at least one Of his adyersaries, he re-
NAMED plain Tom Marshall, hammering
miserable existence out Of few law suits
at the bar, ';'while you," pointing to his
opponent, 'sJohn G. Breckenridge, who
were but tow headed shaver, robbing
birds nests and playing marbles when the
whole broad Commonwealth of Kentucky
was ringing from one end to the other with
praises of the great eloquence, vast learn
ing and prodigious ability of Tom Mar
shall are now Vice President of the Uni
ted States and you, Galret Davis, wanted
to be- and almost persuaded some very
weak minded people to make you Presi-
dent of the United States"
"Now," proceeded Tom, "our Vice Pres
ident says he used to be logged ia his
boyish days for, and he leaves US to infer
that, so far from suffering any damage
thereby, it was one of the causes of his pro-
gress and advancement to his present high
position. If my client had only known
this before, and if he could be satisfied that
his son was spanked on the Same spot that
my distinguished friend was, SO fir from
bringing this suit, he would have ackuowl-
edged his profund gratitude to the defend.
ant for thus plating his scion! in the line of
safe precedents, and giving him SO strong
a claim on the Vice Presidency. Doubt
less the political misfortunes and disasters
of my other distinguished friend are attfi
buta5lo to the fact that, as spanking was
neglected in boyhood, he has to make up
for it, by receiving nothing but political
spanks ever since he reached manhood"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO TRACTS

DURsITANT to a decree a. :he Circuit Court Of Spot
sylyanin cu,:nty rendered the Eth day Of July ls7.
shall sol! ut public auction at potsy Court House,
on MONDAY the 9TH day oi September that being Court
day. two OF land lying in said county, near Wal
er's T.sein, the property ot Warren A. WgleswoIth,
Esq, deceased
The frat tract, known "Woodberry the residence
of said vIypsworth aijoins the land. Of Capt Elliott
Dejarnctr Dr. Nelson Waller and others, and contains
about acres 400 OF which are cleared the ba
lance in oak and pine timber This is very desirable
farm TIE so is susceptible of high degree OF improve
mcn we'll watered by springs and creeks and adapted
to the cultivation of cGrh wheat and tobacco. The i'm
Uroyements consist Of large and convenient dwelling
house kitchen with well Ofexceent water In the yard
barn. stable tobacco houses, &c, and Sn orchard oil
choice fruit The neighoorhoud very desirabe and as
healthy any in Virginia.
the second tract known the Quarter 10 located III
the same peghhorh0od, and adjons the lands OF VIM
Waller and Henry Beasley, Esqn, contains about Joy
acres 600 Of which cleared the residue in oak and
we'll watcred aud adapted to the growth OF Ill the crops
cultivated that section of country. This farm has on 1t
all vcrsrers house. barn. stnbes, tobacco houses &c
Tho above property will be sold SUBJECT 70 lease,
which will expire the ist day Of January lebD
The title Ia good, but selling rs Commissioner sEail
conYey only such title ne Ia vested In me.
For any further information In relation to the shove
properly refer ADORE named gentlemen OF spot
syvsnia p. w Dudley, Esq, ut Richmond City, or the
Subscriber near Guiney's Depot, Caroline county Va
TEnMs-Onc third cash, the balance in two equal an
nus payments the deferred payments TO bear interest
from the day of SALE secured by good personal security
end a lien upon the premises. July 25-cwtds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
Valuable ESTATE IN ROANOKE COUNTY

Il +,
NEAR BONSACK'S DEPOT, CONTAINING l.l57
~ ACRES. FOR SALE The subscriber having more
land than no has force to cultivate he has concluded 10
Sell that portion Of the in Roanoke county owned
by him, lying the right idle OF the Turnpike road.
leading from Lynchburgto Salem, containing by recent
survey Isl acres; say one tract No OF i2 acres Of
which els cleared and Jla In original
growth, and mainly the npst tobacco land The other,
No tract of 400 acres which a acres cleared
and s'i in original growth as above mentioned On
the largest tract the improvements valuable, consist
ns of large brick dwelling two stories above basement
with brick wing for kitchen &c, all recently thorough
j repaired and printed, with new porches, besides a
large brick burn, (uecdng rrpsrs,) excellent
brick Office store, lumber house MI covered with tin
except the barn. the dwelling house having been covered
with tin the past year. Wi lightning rods complete. Also
tine orchard. garden ground. well ol water. &c.
The cleared well most Of the timbered land
'rte having ne Southern exposure, being similar in
quality the lands i'll that neghborhood which are so
well known and regarded hio2s the most valuable
in Virginia; the hehhiness of the climate and beauty Of
the sceucry being This Estate being within
IL quarter of mile OF Bonsack's Depot on the Virenin
aud Tennessee Railroad and less than quarter OF mil"
from my manufacturing Flour Mill. Corn Mill md Saw
burg. and about two hours from vnchburg to either OF
which places it's produr.s be quickly and chcaply
transported The neShborhood and society are excellent
IL lies within mile Of Coyners White and Black Sui
phur Springs, about II mrs Of Snlrm, md about miles
from the large and hourshns Female Institute at Bote
tour Springs.
pcrsons disposed to examine the foregoing property Gun
do at my time and they mr." particularly aud respect
fully invited to do 90
with the privilege OF seeding Wheat as usual
On the above there is nearly sU0 oil land In
original growth, the wood from which be sold at Bon
sacks Depot at from 81 to - per cord From much OF
this land six loads per day bc hauled and from other
parts four live loads per day. This would pay larse
proportion of the purchase money OF the whole estate
IIfT-Terns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wellington God.
din Iou l.. Bacon and VIM. C.. Allen having seen the
above estate persons unacquanted with the same are
irrri To either Of these gentlemen Messrs +. q. Nc.
Clann"n and Charles L. Cooke rerling near the ratate
will also give any Information concerning It's value and
productivrness.
For terms and further parcuars apply to Messrs God
dm & Apprrson, Richmond, my son Alfred r. James,
Gu the p! nises or the subscriber at Richmond.
Aug li-cwllstOc FLEMING JAMES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
AUCTION SALES.
>>~>'~~ -
SA.IABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~ L.. l...

-
raLCABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
w l5flNG to make change In my brsinets will
nm, y, 5riI IN WEDNESDAY, TN. al Ut September mex ,
,sL :" me 'n. drsrub Farinr in rornhunHs, Va sua
,.bur a. Little Levels. the MHnr'- Bottom and Lew
and Iohd, within haf OF mile Of Mill Point
mostly nf thg One Hundred and SevOnty live Acres
and tSrtv nv est incstoncl nd OF which hundred
hvc mr., i, acres are improved ol which seventy
NJ. ,b,L WI una The bs!nnrc in yrns. This farm is IN
rninr;,, Iii '" good society IL i, we'll watrrc,l; soil
r,n;on, h,;,,. nihds OF grain and grass with con-
r'! o"I 'Hhes Sooi orchard and az convenient IN ,,w
hr ''eri,s ,hiis' post Office stor. tan vnrJ Sc n.
r"hi oe i,sircd; also within reach of i;,,c ri a.,
'' my. nnd Presbyterian and Mcho,ii,t .hn,h ". "a,
things considered Is Is certainly one of tho l, ;,,d
and nost dc.irnbc farms IN the county ' '''A''o
Also another Farm. mile enst Of tb. ,ho.., ,,
containing about One Hundred ari Sixty Aero nt 49,,
more thnn hundred improved aud in pasur. T.
Is o good limestone land with several syringe hou.. or
chnrd hhd the Turnpike road passn: throushit
Also. two hundred sores adjoining the irst named tract
ut which perhaps thirty improved; hr
der Is ~ good white OAK timber have asO several tracts
al good ranging lard which would sell.
frrs'n-ifrun distance will be made acquainted with
The iHns by the subscriber. the persons residing
them.
u /, desirable to have halt more Of the purrh
money down. or soon after sar but the particulars Ut the
trrns vii BIZ made known the dry OF sale.
Possession given 10 suit the purchaser
The title viii! BE- retained Ii lien upon the land held
lor the deferred payments. JOHN H. RUCkMAN
Near Mil Point Pocnhontss county Va
Should the day he uniavoratlr the sale will take place
IN" next tnr day. JuIy 3I--,tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
July 3i-cwlin
SALE OF 4 VALUABLE FARM IN TIE
CDliN1N OLE AL NEMARIE

special commissioner, appointed by decree 4
IN the Circuit Court Of the county Ct Automatic, ErJ
nounced the 9th day Of October ls:t IN d ca,.s"
therein pending styled "Hujson &c. Cary AMI ala 1.
shall OH FRIDAY. 2lst Angus ls57 If tar il rot !,,t
fair day, Sunday exceptcd5 10 O'clock the pr
bidder the truct oi land In the proceedings Of the
mentioned The said contsins by recent -u.
vey 7! acres, 10 known Refuge Twas purchased b
Miles Cary deceased OF III" Of the late Dr. a
mue W. TompkEs 10 situated the StsubtOu and Jane,
River plank road (which along tho whole line CT tho
place, but without passing through any portion OF
about four and halt miles from hc town OF Seot',r
sixteen mics from Charlottesville Hnd within seven o.
eight miles u the line OF the rn road being
ed from Lynchbulg through Charlottesville TO Alexandra
and ad oins is adj the lands OF John H. Coleman
4. Woodbridge. 4. Giles and others Thetract lcs vel!
together the Of it being cleared but with sufficient
timber for ordinary Csc, with Southern exposure The
soil chocolate" clay. ana lie regarded by those best
9uaintrd with the beet M that portion Of the county
1he view trorn the dwelling Tor extent variety and beau
and the health Of the place is provc.Lal The improve.
ments consist Of comfortable frame dwelling. with siH
rooms besides basement excellent barn and all Other
houses ncuding ice house) necessary for place
its size, There 10 also upon III" place excellent
chari of choice fruit trees.
TERMS:-For cash third, and upon credits ss
To the balance, in equal stameuts of and
the purchaser giving bonds with good security with
added from the day OF eHc for the credit payment
nnd the title retained until eyamce ordered BY tho
Court
ry, Comm Richmond city. the RuStUucIIs
K. MILTON CARY, Richmond, Va.
Sale conducted By GoDDrs ArrERaos, Aucts.
July 9-ctts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
VALUABLE FARM IN ALnEMtRLE OF 20
IHnC& YUREE VII Is IHllEE Sl'LLI ISl-lL =

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
XXyILL he sold ut suction. Friday, the 2s, Aueu.t
w 1851 Immediately inter the sHr of Mr.. Cary &c
trte, advertised by Mr.. r. Cary, Commissioner nnL
~ thu place. tho Farm called IVES. View"
which formerly resided Tho Farm ~ situated innei
nely the road from ScoI,illo 10 Charlottesville with
in three miles Of the former place, adjoining IL: and
Mcssrs. A. p Gcs, g. w. Coleman, ard oilers, ANA
tns about go two thirds OF which cleared ani
in good OF cultivAtion-ihe balance wei, timDrri
The improvements consist Of Good fram' Dwelling.
h rooms conveniently arranged, Kitchen Smoke
House. Ice House, Cnrrnse House, Barn. Tobacco flousa
Sc aud Well OF the most EXreeii Water in the yar.
This ID located Ia o the healthy and plea
SAINT neghborhoods i'll the county; 10 well 1h,e!eih b,
three passing through the place, and fields
nirntly arranged. There 10 also variety Of Fruit Tree,
and most excellent Garden The Dwelling Is delight
fully situated emnencr commanding most cNtrn
range Of picturesque mountain scenery. convenient
To Churches, Schools Post Office Mills &c., aud within
three miles Of the James River Canal is seldom dc
sruble Farm il III market, and person. deros oi puf
chasing country residence would 40 well To attend the
sale Terms nj sale.
GoDDiN APPrKsoS, Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
AUCT!GN SALES.

iSIt Isflil SAl

LANE FUK SAIL.
d Will s'll ia" Furm uu wh:ch now reside, 'Mnr,
Grove, cont. lin. hundred acre, lear,
situated IN tI" lower part ut hidiesrx county hive mice
IRON III" Fay and mile either the kR ,niauucE
M pInnk"nk riycrs where oysters i-h &C. b. hnd
III abundance. The lani level ard productive
any lnrm "i It's SIZE in Eastern Virginia. and The crops will
chow n"w Tor themselves. The dwelling is lnrge sud
hino.ll"i., with u" necessary buildings, &c., with
rcty OF nun rees, shaded yard &c good water aud
healthy place can b. found ia MI this secon Any
one waiting good home will 10 well To come and tor
themselves The amount OF wheat annually made j.
from 500 TO OO) busbcs-corn and u.hrr crops in pro
portion. Terms 10 suit the purchaser. Aud if cannot
cell by the lJ:h September, the inrm will be leased for !.
term OF years; and wanted, servants, stoc &C. will 20
win the laruI
will u'sJ sell little Farm Immediately on the Hnupa.
hammock river containing hundred and forty acrr at
land and sUod the crops viii chow tor them
elves There il small house the place There cn,I
be spared cord wood from the farm; there are now
raj hundred cords resy Tor nnrket aud u,
this tina loading. This could be made good home an
industrious man. the oyster business is carried RI hi
nj the landing nml good fishing shore there Oh
the river hnyr four hands in the business with boats
Sc, which will let go viii the larm nj fair hircs and
ne respects the price and terms they shall be such
give satisfaction not selling Tor what expect
make on them but because wish 10 break up my farming
aud all other operations and devote myself the ensuing
yHhr to my Church in Matthews. and thus Twin: FAR of
ana wide river have thus concluded 10 sell
lease out my property in MiidlrsrN county
Aug l2-c:t NJ w. TOWII !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
DESIRABLE FARM NEAR LOUISA COURT

"iLL be sold, to the highe. bidder. on the premises
w on the 9Th August, 1857 If fair II not the
fair day. attract OF land containing about three hundred
acrcs lying Immediately the North side Of the Virginia
Central Rail Road mile below Louisa Court House.
The land we'll adapted to the growth q Corn Wheat
Tobacco, &c has very good Orchard on 1t and is well
watered There about seventy acres OF original wood
land on it, and about nifty Vi old held pines Of
them large size The purchaser will have the privilege
Of seeding crop OF wheat fall and full possession
given st January, Lass.
The undersigned will take pleasure in showing the land
to any one who wishes TO purchase
TERMS:-Onethird cash. the balance In one and two
years with interest from SALE the purchaser giving bond
with approved security. and the title retained until the
deferred payments are made.
WYATT THOMSON
NATHANIEL THOMSON
Executors Of GEORGE THoMAsos deceased.
y Tho Dispatch requested 10 copy.
juIyg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
yAITA1LF PROPERTY FOR SALE

VDY yirtue Of the provisions 81 deed IT trust ex 'cu
6 ted by YelYrrton NJ Oliver the Let day OF Octo.
her ls5O of record In the Clerks Office Of the County
ourt of Roanoke the object Of which TO to
A B. Nichols the payment Of debt therein mentioned,
will proceed ON fidav, the llth day of september
1857 at the lafc residence Of said Oliver offer tor sale
n, Public Auction the rcai and personal property
braccd Ia said trust deed consisting In part OF lot Of
land supposed contnn 20 acres with large and eH'
gant Dwelling Huu'e thereon, besides other Improve
nens of the most valuable kind and hcd up with great
taste and In tho most convenient iorm-HlsO i've uncom
monty valuable slsycs-nll Household aud Kitchen Fur
uturc Of said Oliver much of which ia costly aud supe
rior-and all the Plantation Utensil. on the place.
To any Southern gentleman wishing purchase de
rhtfu residence in the loveest part OF the Valley OF
Virginia. the property here offered tor sa'r presents
rare opportunity.
sale.
Aug ll-ctds WILLIAM WATTS. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NIRl,INIi


TIME eighth ANIMAL session Of us Institution will com
j ncncn on WEDNESDAY, the 9th oil September.
1851 and clpsc the last Thursday la June.
The Institute il ncorp by the Legislature Of Vir-
gna and grants Diplomas aud Certificates OF Proficiency
1t embraces two dcpsrments-Prcparatory and Cole.
sia,e In the irst the elementary branchcs ot English
are taught THOROUGHLY. In the Collegiate Department.
the course Of study ia systematic and comprehensive and
such when fully pursued will proper develop
rnen, discipline md culture OF all the intellectual social
moral ues produce harmonious iullness ui be-
Ing and the pupil to ILL., honorably and usrtuy her ap'
propratc sphere In life.
All the departments instruction arc i'll charge OF com
petent teachers, and provided with sppnrHtus and
other means necessary for the pleasant and successful
prosecution OF their respective studies.
The Boarding department, and all the dunasllc mr.
ran yrmrns are under the direct conr" Of the Principal
and his lady whose heat efforts used 10 max" the In
slitutc pleasant, home for pupil.
TERMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board wishing. lights and fuel. ..............slD
Tuition, Preparatory Department w
Collegiate ..-........-..-.... ~
Music on PiarU with Of Instrument .....-.... ~
Modern Languages, each. ~
Anciant Languages and vocal mu.ic. no extra charge
1t desirable that applications he made early and pm
Mia bp promp In attendance the frat day ot the see
zion.
JOHN WILSON,
JpIv lI-wawkdosvbw Principal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF Dr.. LAM Z y

SEVENTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE-MOST DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
ON JACKSON'S RIVER, AT THE TERMINUS VI
THE CENTRAL RAIL ROAD.
OFFER private sole 1900 acres OF land 10 tne
il " OF Allegheny within half mile OF tbe Isc.sou
River Depot on The Central Rail Road Three hunateo
y Of this lie. in The y.sy OF snd
river and the balance is what 10 csieo 81 \, s
having great deal OF fine timber, aud portions Of nhe
tobacco land. -. ,.,;, hou., sa
,be ordinary out houses and 10 should DC desired 10
.ue W - Jivi.ion into two more farms.
col samuel Carpenter VIII" resides near covnston, Is
authorized to SELL and will show the land to any one de-
'ing ~ sAIE will be onefourh cash. the balance In
and yesrs with interest, with deed Of trust the
l anu being derived from Gen. Douglas B. Laype
not sod privately will be offered at public SALE en-
THURSDAY, Sd day Of september next, at Jsckson's
River Depot, 1t lo O'Clock. Z. FONTAINE,
Auo 5-ctds Agent