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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-15
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE

EEh l. rs Ia lie.
II CONFORMITY with the provisions Of the
/ las, will anil testament Of the late JOAN Thorn
ion, Shall offer Tor sale, a, public auction, on
Wednesday, the l7ih day of September next, if
fair, il NOT the nes fair day. at The late residence
of said John Thornton That valuable and vel
known Tract Of Land called FAIRFIELD, IS
ing in Caroline county, situated on The Mataponi
River, containing SiiS Acres. This Farm is in
tcr,ec!cd By The Richmond, Fredericksburg, and
Potomac Railroad, Chimney, De2o, beng nearly
in GENITAL position on it's abont IL lai!cs
from Fredericksburg, AMI Is from Rchnlond By
the road, and contains a large proportion of pro-
ductivc ow grounds. cErireiy secured from iEun-
dalton, and in profitable state o! cultivation
The residence IS a large, comfortable and vcne
rabic brick binding, with suitable out houses
ard arrargcnenla-a highly cultivated GARDEN,
f1c Fruit, and particularly delicious Grapes, OF
witch there a!c many varieties. There is ar
abundance O! good water, and The situation
is ica,ihy. and the neishborkooi agreeable. En-
quircs Will be gladly answered, ard every iaci
y 10 become acquainted with The premises iur
nishcd with pleasure. Tile indiSpuiable-ie FERNS
made known on DAY al sale.
EDWARD G. THORNTON,
Executor OF John Thornton, deceased.
Address, Gninncy's Depot, Caroline Co. Va.
july l5-ctd'
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AUCTION SALES.
Asisss:sli.trasa:.'s sale
Of mast raiuaj!c Pessoaat ES'Gie, Stocl u Horses
THics CGht. HRS. O6is. HaH &c.

OF mast raiuoje Pessonal i!s'aie, .St0cL ot Horses
-Nats. Cate, Hays, Oais, HaH &c.
WILL. be sold, AT "Trce H;l," lie farm of the
W late iYm. H. Rranc, deceased, on We'd
nesiay the 2.,h day OF Ike present iaonh, Angn>t,
commrncir. 2, 10 o'clock precisely, large and
most valuable collection u Furniture. consisting
OF the les. quality; abou $50 vo!umcS OF Books,
81 most approved authors: parcel OF very c!d and
superior Mas.ciIa Wine, III bottles. Al>o, blood
e. oFses, three .inc carriage horses excellent
Carriage AMI harness three young mules, about -
head Ct caii:e. some OF t:en very fine mch COWS
ana oXen OF the most approved breeds and in eS-
celenl order; about Sd hogs (aee and snail So
100 lbs. sheai oats. 5000 lbs heri's grass and
clover hay, 100 Geo lbs. wheat straw ana 30 hh!s.
Ole corn.
The terms Of sale will he Tor cash. as 10 all
sum. under S20-orer that amount & months
credit for approved endorsed negotiable noes.
w. GODDlN.
Administrator with The will annexed OF Vim.
II. RoaEc deed. August l3-iid>
TN compliance with decree Of the Superior
l. Court OF Chancerv for tie Richmond Circuit.
pronounced on The .,5h day Of June, 1915, in a
SUI, therein depending, in which SEYMOUR. Vial
is Plaintiff and John Quarles, George III. West
and EVELYN A. his wife, formerly Quarles, Jo-
SePn w. PARKINSON anu Ann r.. his vile, formerly
Qnarles, Amanda Guarles George w. Wi son,
John Thompson and Henry W. Quarles The
TWO !asi merchants ana partners, under the firm
q John Thompson & Co., and Mary W. Vaden,
Defendants, Shall as Special Commission, pro.
coed 10 sell, al public auction, 10 The hishes. bid
der, in iron, OF The Bell Tavern, in The city Of
Richmond al 10 o'clock. A. NJ. OF WtDNES-
DAY, the 20th t:ay OF this month (Augusi,) for
cash, three Slayes-a boy about II years OF age,
a woman and Siii-tle woman good cook
And al O'Clock in The afternoon Of the same
day, shall pro eed 10 sell. on Inc premises, the
Lot otGround, with comfortable brick dwelling
thereon, in which The sa;d Amanda Quarles ana
Parkinson ana wife al This lime reside, situated
on Church Hill, al the conner OF II and 23l
streets, Just ou' Of The corporation, and in the i'm
mediate nealbornood OF Mrs Margaret Dupuy
The Real f.>ae will be sold Tor one-thrG par,
OF The purchase money l.: cash and Inc balance
IN two equal insaimenis, al six ard Twelve
anon rs 10 he secured hy bond, with approved
persona security, ANA likewise hy retention .: lie
title till The last payment is made.
2. e. JONES, Commissioner
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Grand caniral of 40 OOO Dollars

Gfahu capital OF 4U,UUU DO1IaTS.
Alexandra Lottery, Class IS, 10 be drawn at
Alexandria, D. C., Saturday, 3Oih August, 1915.
g Nos, and ~ drawn ballots:
Grand scheme: 10000, $1,000, 1000, $3.50. 6
prizes 1900, 10 Of 500, 30 OIL 20O 50 of ,o0a
80 OF 500, &c.
Tickets SlO-Ealvcs 5-Quarierso so.
Certificate Of a package Of &c whole tickets $40
Do. DO. 26 hall DO. 20
Do. DO 81 quarter do 50
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VALUABLE MATTAroNI LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE MATTAPoNI LAND FOR SALE
WYE offer Tor sale thai we'll known Tract Of
w Land called Mount Zephyr, the late resi-
dence of Jane b. Thornton, deceased. II is
situated in Caroline county, on the Mauapon
river jus; five miles above Bowling Green. and
contains 532 acres, considerable portion Of
which is rich river bottom, mostly in cultivation,
and the residue consists almos, entirely o: fertile
second flats. The Richmond, Fredericksburg
ard Potomac Railroad runs nearly through the
centre OF il, passing near The harm and dwelling,
atlording The daily facility ot Transportation aii
travel 70 Richmond and sseicrrkshu!g-'To he
former OF which il is distant 10 iaes, and from
the latter Is miles. Ii has been the family man
sion iof several generations, AID the sea! and
source Of free ANA liberal expendiiufe-a fact
which exhibits itself not only in lie appearance
cf the buildings, Int aiso io:cih!y alles;s The &C.
nernus and valuable qnal:;y OF lie Farm. James
3. Thornton vii! be glad 10 see q, his house, I'M
medialely adjoining, any one DESTROYS Of viewing
The premises, and will answer with pleasure any
inquiries upon he subject Address, Bowling
Green, Caroline county.
ANTHONY THORNTON,
Pc.TEn &. THORNTON,
JAS. Z. THORNTON.
CHARLES w. THORNTON,
r. B. THORNTON.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
T.. King George County, InSlaia.
IN pursuance OF lie directions contained in the
I last will o; Nathaniel II. Ifooc, deceased, the
undersigned VIII o.i.y ior sale, &; public auction,
on Friday, the 5;a day oiScpembef next. the tol-
lowing valuable tract, Of Land. situated IN Mig
George carniy Virginia, 10 wit
/. TETOTUAI-conia ,0.G acres. lying
on Potomac River and MachoaroS Creek adJoin-
ing The lands OF Col L. b. b. Baker, George
Turacr, ana others. BY far ihc larger portion o.
this Estate is river i!a;, Of fine quality and judi
ciousy managed, maY lie rendered amongst the
best estates on the Potomac
, FOREST iiii.L--;hc late residence OF Mr..
Eooe contains aboai ! ,3ii acres Of land and is
situated three miles below the Couit House. In
GLIDING an extensive meadow, there are 3JJ 10 100
acres, in body ot excellent land belonging 70
this tract. The Improvements consist oil a com
icsiahc framed dwelling, and &: Tie necessary
uni hoi>cs, sOn.e 81 which are new, and bun OF
brick Upon the Estate is wafer srist mill, he
most valuable perhaps, ii The Noriacin Neck
Il receives ANNUALLY al CI go barrels o. Toll corn.
;. NECK QUAKTEn-'ihis Estate iS stu
aiei oil he road leading ON King George Conf
House 10 Hampstead, and contains ] ,al2 acres,
4 considerable portion Of which IS land OF excel
len; quality.
1. II NJ llILl-ctttIsil~ - .t!tS y.
forest land, adjoining the lands Of D. Lewis, JOHN
Arnoli, aud o,he.s.
The Undersigned will take pleasure in showing
any, orall, Of said tracts 10 those who may desire
10 view them.
The sale Of all viii be made al Fores, Hill.
TeaMs.-The will OF my ies'a.or directs inc
investment ot q considerable sn,n Of money for
The benrli. Of infants he payment Of %hich will
not be required cor many years. As par. o.
which, the purchaser Ct Tetoium will be a'io" C;
10 rc,an $4,000, By securing il upon The land ana
paying the interest annually. In like mahhel'
the purchaser OF Fores. Hill can retain - NY,
and The purchaser OF thc Neck Quarter S2ueo.
Ones;xih OF the entire purchase M ney VIII &c
REQUIRED on The day o; sale; and for The balance,
ft,,rclins the above sums,) credit Of ohr, Two,
and three rcars will be given The deferred pay
mens 10 hear interest from The day OF sale, and 10
be satisfactorily secured.
DANIEL COAkLEY, Ex'ur
OF y. II Hcce, deceased.
=. 3. Onthe same dav. vii! tc scli on credit
q: SIX r,on,ne 20 line Mules 81 10 80 young
Cattle, ard he Farming Utensils. d. Y.
King George county, July i-c:Gs
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| also offer for sale lie Farm on which | re-
side, called Liberty Cottage, adjoining the above
and originally portion of the same Tract with
il. /, contains rs acres, and would be valu-
able addition, forming we'll tinibered and
watered, compact, pretty and profitable Farm,
of 7lO acres-aitoselhcr, one Of The most desira-
bic in The county ca the Mataponriver
JAS. r. THORNTON.
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DEMOvAL.-JOHN MCCONNELL, Dsn-
II ,isr has removed his Office 10 70. CO.
werner Street, next docg 10 Dr.. Lsinefitse.
Aug. G-d2w
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MAMMOTH SCHEME:

Besides prizes Of 500, $50, &C.. &c.
Whole tickets 20 dollars, halves 10, quarters 5,
eighths 2 So
Certificates ofPackages of26 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do. do. Shalt $50
Do. do. 26qnarer %
Do. do. 26eish,hs 80 so
~ Orders for tickets and shares and cerliii-
Gates of packages in the above splendid Lottery
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF the drawing will be sentimme-
dia,ely after it is over 10 all who Older from US
]. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Aug. | Richmond, Virginia.
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.P. f';srpin's EotteryOfficc

.ni'n ST. Il, Richmond, Virginia.
srpin yet ahead! The second Capital
Prize sold!: Sa,200:!!
/ ALL TICKET Nos. Is 81, the second
highest prize in the little lottery drawn 22d
:. was sol; by Turpin, and paid At his Office
e"ening. Drawn Nos. Of The lol;erv-A.cx-
IA, lis Extra:
. So > ! CT IS - A 81 81 81 - 49.
'ops C.P:ra!. Pazes sold By Turpin within the
'wo months
aolc ,icke, I SO IS, Isl Capital Prize, sso, 900
.irer do 10 46 66, Isl do. do. 5000
~. do. 80 GO, ID do. do. 1000
I do. IL CT, Cd do. do. 1900
:lsold and paid upon presentation Of the tick
.; Torpin's office, since Dist May last.
$4,000 Capital.
a!e1anlria Lottery, Class 49, TO be drawn
7r,ay, 10th August, 1915.
G5 Nos, Is Drawn Ballots.
SiirsoiD SCHEME: $4,000 dollars, 10000, 5000,
1850, 1900, 10 prizes Of 100, &c, &c.
ae.s oaly 10 dolls. Halves 5-Qucrters = So
-fiiicaie OF package Of - whole tickets 100
Do do. % half do. 80
Dc. do. ~ quarter do. 80
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likewise Offer tic Trac, of Land on which
reside. called Roycr's lics;, situated il Caroline
County, abou, miles from the above, contain
ing about 700 acres. The buildings are new and
comlnod:ous. and Tie Farm in coed condition.
large proportion OF il Consists OF rich swamp ana
new ground, now in cultivation.
ANTHONY THOnNToN.
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MOST SPLENDID!
$4,000 $4,000! $4,000!

OHhNp AIIC-NA4NDNtA LO En-
Class A, for lSi5.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday,
9th of September, 1915.
IS No. Lottery, ID drawn ballots.
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PUBLIC SALES OF LAND.
Valuable Hands Eos. sale.

ON WEDNES DAY The 277;h day Ct August,
~ shall offer for sale, on The premises, all ny
laoGs in The State OF Virginia: thcy contain about
3oVo Acres in che bsly, lying in lie county OF
Orange, and distant, say, Two miles Toil he Ra-
coon Fond, so lrom Fredericksburg, and 70
from The Louisa RAILROAD. These Lands have
been regarded as amoncihe NEST valuable in that
secicn o. lie County,. embracing almost every
variety OF soil. Tie Low Grounds stretch ior
upwards Of miles on lie Mountain Run, and
az OF unusual breadth; they are well atap.edto
lA- Virginia staples, Corn Wheat, Oats ana To-
harco clover and plaster act well upon them
and the aiJrd abundant materials ior spccdY
ana permanent Improvement. having an excel
cnt vein OF Limestone running through them,
whcn i Of easy access. Whil>, this affords an
lneAnaus.ab.c source ijr improvement, It can tc
made pro!abe as an article oi sale, lime being
aiwars IN demand. Few FARMS are SO vel!
adapted 10 grazing, a5agA!iBg as II Gces in psrpe-
iral water ard shade, anil being fine Grass land.
II has comfortable Dwelling House on one
portion OF il, ani smaller tenemens on other ror-
lions. II will BE divided into Farms OF suitable
SIZE and sold upon the following terms, viz: One
quarter IN cash, The remainder il three equal an
nlia' ;nsla imen's, carrying interest from the day
OF sale-he deferred payments to be satS;ac'ori-
y secured By bonds with good personal security,
ana deed Of trus, on The premises. Ny brother,
jeremiah Morton, in ny absence, will show the
lands 10 any disposed 10 purchase, and give any
further Information required. His address is
Orange Cour. house
JACKSON MORTON.
July l5-l3,&c.l;s
ct The Richmond Wing, National Intelligent
GER Union, Washington Winchester virsnian
and Rockingham Register will copy.
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}. II. words LOTTERY Office.

Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, R,cu-
~ MoSD, Virginia.
Orders for Tickets in the following lotteries ad-
dressed o.. F. WORD will have the same al
,en,ion as personal application.
$4,000 Capital.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 33, to be drawn at
Alexandria, d. c., Saturday. 18th August. 1915.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
G6 Nos, and Is Drawn Ballots
$4,000 $4,000
5000 1000
1850 800
10 prizes Of 900, &C., &c.
Tickets only $l0.-lIalves 5-Quariers 3 50.
A certificate ola package OF p whole tickets 500
Do. do. D half do so
Do. DO. 22quarier do. 25
$4,000 Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81. 10 be drawn at
Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, 23i August, 1916.
IS Nos, and II drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME:
$4,000 10000
5000 $500
5000 1917
100 prizes OF 1000 each, &c, &c.
Tickets 10 dol!ars-EIalves 5-Quarlers , 50.
A certificate ola package OF - whole tickets $50
Do. do. % halves IS
Do. DO. 25 quarters So 50
Cron3 r,,;,ol ~ an 00O n,li,rc
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NOTICE TO THE LEGAL
PROFESSION

HARRisnuRG Pa Aug. 4. ISIS.
n &. KING, Esa.--Dcar Sir: We have
u. been recommended ~ -
EsG, in your Stale, 10 engage you as
The Agent for the New LIBRARY OF Law AND
EQuITI, now publishing by US. We therefore,
send you copy OF the iirs. No., and request yon
10 accer, The Agency.
You will see that We are publishing an exceed
insly cheap Woik, and We intend publishing no
thing butlhc very best Law Wonks.
Yours, SC,
[Sigued.l NrkINLEY & LESCURE.
u Subscriptions will he received FIR the above
valuable work, by myself or regularly apponci
Agents throughout The State.
Remitances may b. made 10 me BY mai or
paid 10 my Agents obtaining orders for valuable
Law Books, or paymen. can be maJc sem-aii-
nually BY actual subscribers for one or more
yeas. The Work will be forwarded b. mail TO
subscribers generally, unless ordered 10 be deli
vered through my Agents, or in packages OF
Books, in any way most convenient 10 the sub
scr5er. ID. &. KING, Richmond,
Publisher. authorized Agent
lor The State OF Virginia.
P. S. The Woa will be forwarded 10 any re-
sponshe subscriber as above, in any Stale o.
dered, by addressing ne al Richmond.
ADu ~
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SABOT HILL. FOR SALE

WIS valuable and highly improve! Estate
! viii be offered Tor sale By the subscriber, at
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY.
The 10Th Of September next, al IL o'clock. NJ
Saboi Hill was formerly part cl The celebra-
ted Dane Estates si.na!cd 10 Gooc!,lan, coun-
~, twenty miles above Richmoni on The James
River-lhc Canal passia. through ii, and dividing
The hial. land from The low grounds.
Il contains eighI hundred and seven,rhree
acres 81 land, inclni!ns Ole huadred ami seventy
Of low grounds, all OF the vcry hest qualify
the residue III wood and rrnber-an abundant
supply OF water in each irld-and well #nown
rs one OF the most productive E.:aIes in that fer
lille region Of Eastern Virginia, especially since
under the direction OF The present excellent mana
ger, Mr.. Goodman. The improvements con
si"l oi spacious and handsome Brick Dwelling
Honse. recently bllll, and Beautifully situated,
with all necessary arrcniages The oye:seer's
house, bans, stables tobacco kanses, &c, all
large and connections, an in good order. X
mere particular description is not deemed neces
sary, as those disposed 10 purchase are invited to
view The property at any time previous 10 The day
OF sale.
TERMs-One-lhir! Of The purchase money 10
lie paid on the first Ianualy next, the balance in
one and two years; he deferred payments 10 he
secured By bonds, bearing interest, with approved
security. and deed q! rus, on he Land
Possession viii lie given on he iirs. January
next Ire purchaser 10 have The privilege OF sow
inS'whea. this huumn.
cIAs II. CARTER.
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$50 600 Capital.

Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, 10 be drawn at
Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, 23i August, 1916.
IS Nos, and IL drawn hallo:s
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Ut =
=. 3. or tie same dav will &c sci on : credit
q: SIX nIon,ne 20 fac Mules, - 10 80 yorrg
Cattle ard he Farming Utensils. d. Y.
Kin George county, Jnlyi-c:ds
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JUIy I)-t"Nc.;s
x.r The Richmond y hig. National In;elliscn-
Ger; Union, Washington Winchester Virsinian
and Rockinsham REGISTER viii cnpy
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-12-02

HE Proposed ARBITRATIoN.-A wri-
ter in the Boston Courier, leading wing
paper, reduces to an absurity the common
arguments in favor of leaving the Oregon
question to be settled by third power, in
the following exec edingly clever man.
ner.
Mon constant, that whoever refuses 10
submit his case arbitration, implicitly adj
mits that his case is bad one. On The
contrary; it often happens, and may we'll
happen, that, in'proporlo2 to a mans con-
viction Of the strength Of his cause, Wi. DC
his determination no; to submit his case to
an arbiter. In general, [ may say, the
advice given by experienced lawyers to
their clients in regard 10 arbitration, is as
follows: If your cause is bad one; if you
have no probable chance Of success in the
regular course Of justice, try to prevail on
your adversary to submit the matter 10 ar
bitration, and two to one, by the influence
of some mistaken notion of equity, against
right)or by some split-the difference frame
of mind on the part Of the referees, you
will get something where you ought not to
have anything. On the other hand, if your
case is perfectly clear one, beware how
you refer it to arbitration, for in doing SO,
you render uncertain that which before
might have been perfectly certain. Ia q
multitude of cases, it is easy to predict be-
forehand what will lie the decision Of courts
but in no case is it possible to count on the
decisioa Of arbitrator. And, in regard to
all rights property, of which any par
ty has the possession, (aclual or prospec-
tive) still less would it be an admission of
the weakness Of his cause to refuse to SUBJ
mil such right to arbitration. a man goes
to you, and says, s.Sir, this is very fine
house you have been living in number OF
years; really, should like 10 have such a
house myself; suppose we submit the ques-
ton to referees whether you shall have it
or l." What would you do in this case?-
Would you agree to his proposition,
through fear that 10 refuse i! would be re-
garded by the world as an admission of
the folly of your pretensions TO be the ow-
ner of the house? Would you not rather
tell the man to go TO the ID with his ar
bitra,ion and perhaps favor him with sup
Elementary poster;or salutaiion, or kick
10 boot?'
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THE PUBLIC LANDS.

The public lands subject 10 the sale at
this time, are included in the following
states and territories, to wit: Ohio, Ind an
IL, Illinois, Missouri, Alabama, Mississippi,
louisiana, Michigan, Arkansas, and Flor
ida and the territories Of Iowa and Wis
consin. The whole amount Of public
lands sold in 1874 was 1854, 100 acres;
the proceeds Of which amounted 10 81,
2O5, $50. The largest amount Of sales
was made in Illinois, being 489, 4l0 acres
showing the rapid growth of that young
state. The smallest quantity was sold in
Florida, being 14,7l4 acres-owlng doubt
less. to the recent difficulties with the In
dams, in that territory, Missouri ranks
next to Illinois in the amount Of sales. be-
ing 449, 53l acres. From the Isl OF Jan
uary until the 3lst of August, 154), being
eight months, the sales in all the states
and territories already specified amounted
to l,Os3, 466 acres; the proceeds Of which
amounted to 81, 382,950. Here. again,
the largest amount Of sales has been made
in Illinois; The next in Wiconsin territory,
and the smallest in Florida. The whole
amount of sales for 1s45, if proporlionate,
will not equal the sales of 1644.
Several millions of acres have been re-
Gently offered at public sale, and thrown
into market; which may have a tendency
10 increase the amount Of future sales
In several of these states, the most valu-
able portions Of the lands have been selec.
ted; and, unless some other plan is devised
10 dispose of the residue, or 10 surrender
the refuse lands to the respective states, it
is impossible 10 determine at what point OF
lime the government might be able to
withdraw its machinery from such states.
The vast domain which Texas brings
with it into the Union, but which conin-
ues subject 10 disposition by the state OF
Texas, will be likely to impose necessity
upon the general government TO change
or modify the present system. In all like
lihood, general reduction in price must
ensue. or else a very considerable dimln-
u'on of sales will be the consequence
Washington Union.