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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
TO tIE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
rEsrIM1Ny rs NOW REcETvEp FROM ALE
oUARfERs or 1t GLun
DIR. SWAYNE'S

DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF VIVID
CHER Y.
The Original and Genuine Preparation.
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE.
THE TRUE RICHES or LIFE n HEALTH.
DR.. Ntoayae -Dear sfr,-FUr Tie good Of
the pnblte, | leel myself IL du'y hound to tas.
tifY 70 tue great cure which your Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry rerfor,atd on me.
For my part, | feel az if eve,y body ought to
know it. was afiiett Il with a .io cnt cough,
spitling II blood, night sweats, hoarssness,
and sound q 1.-THE Vote tpdtc ting an a%larmiag
stare Of disease ; my appetite was gona, and
my slreneth had 20 Tar tailed M THAI nv
friends aud physician were pc shaded 4 toud
no; survive many days. NV sister who vas
my ANXIOUS care. taker, made inquiry where
SHE wanld be likely T. procure the most Ger,
rain relief She was told ttat fDr. SwaYnp's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry failed in
the cure, my life VAS thea hopeless. Your
taedt'ine WAS imaetiiateiy procured, and the
II Il bottle gaze rcllet, aud by the time | Ind
commenced The sixth bottle, my cough had
left me, and my strength was much improved.
In snort, ! has made a perfect cure of me,
and / am at the present time as hearty a
nan As | wieh, and have good reason TO be-
lere that the use OF your medicine has saved
me IRON a premature grave. shall be
pleased 10 give any information respecting
my case. Yours with respect.
j. nj. REEVES.
SO Chestnut Street, between Race and Vine.
Philadelphia.
Prepared only by DIR. Swayne, where oil
orders must be addressed.
Sold by Gro. NJ. HERoMAn and o. r. DAVIS, Baton
Rouge.
june 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
CORN cORN!f cORNttg
1000 Barrels Con- hr sale DIV
BKaE IL sgp
FAMILY Gk0CERIEa

Loaf sugar and crushed III ,bg9Nnds. cof.
tee tea, chocolate, eAagas4ed lams. lard III
k5ggss pt kles, preserves. pepper faaeAs, mack
afsl aud salmon II kifta, fresh hbsters ard
salmon, ~raisinas currsafs, preuree, hrsndy
fnlts, rice, gtegers mustard, SPICES af VT
kinds aroGnel aid tit foT Immediate uss,
SPIN candles, sotp, q stJe do. md III
blue, sweet oil, ahfte sine and cider vinegar.
Ffeoch bfagfiy, nd HeIIand.gin and ol5 fys
wbskeT,naa4ifa, Fof4. champagne md ctsr.
e Wines c5fda1s, raspberry vinegar, agFup.
&c, Sc.
Arrays ID hand of TIE bast qaalIY-
getbeg with q general assortment III II ekatg
ard glass ware. FIR sic W.
fep. 10 i PHILLIPS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

- TIE aub G her -
respectful y IN
forms tie planteEsa8A
II Louisiana, that he Il fully prepared with q
good STOCK of Seasoned Lumber and Superior
woskmen, To- fui pish Plantation Wagons and
tn ii tor der, sifa Ifog Or Wool Axietrees,
Of The most app owed patterns and worEnaft-
ship. 1hs stben ion of lie p~lantsts II cal ed
10 his Filling Wagons and Cars. asthey ale
more convenient anil bet 1t adapted ID the
wants of the pianfer tIi4n any others In ase'
AttkiId4o of Pitntstion Stnith-vork, Mil Irons,
pioHghs &c m nc End rep5fredf Afi orders
viii be faithfully and promptly attendedto, q
the esfab isliment. cyrner of church and Main
street Bston Rouge.
w. r. TUNNARD.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
NegrOes for Sic.

The undersigned offers at private
4saIe for coed to II property Or cash,
iour slaves GrLEs about IS years;
49, JoE aaout 38; Baptivte about 80
$3.50 and Hammond about 40 III ey are
all good choppers, and two Of them good shin-
Gle mixers and fed hands. Apply 10 me at
Batsn Rouge AMBROSE THERI0F.
Der, 25-47. If.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
70 Z Planters.

The andsrsig ed Il ving been appointed b
Mess Niles e Co.. C mat, fhaif ag8nfa
10 eontr ctfosUGAR MlLls ENGINES,
ae preptred to MAZE engagements soEthe de-
lgey of Nils. Engines 80, kr ta coming
season. I'd tbs most accaamog terms
9s 1a-ASEY. PIKE & HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
TnYHl TnYHh

29f DOZEN assorted Toys, such o. Dolls
Ma ~, Fufh tire, Tea sets etc. Just n ceiyed
from New York and Europe and for sale by
detO-4b. g. M. HEgoMAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
Ro0KSt Ro0KsIl

The undersigned requests, bis friends
who have a tvarious times borrowed value
able works from bis Office. to return them
as soon as convenient. The first valnm Of
SINNERS Journal and Library is among
said works.
JoHN R. DuFRoco
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
NOTICE.

Teachers HayfBg accounts against the parrish Of
East Baton RJugt. fof the tuition gfffdigatIt children,
under Sic Old public school system, arc requested ID
hand them in to tbs subscribers. 9f ~ either Of them.
properly certified and sveerf to, Oh OF before the 18Th
Of November tis8t
1iIOs. DtVAtL. prssf. Police jury.
San, saeLfIEtB. Fafisl Recorder.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
CABoaEL Of The best quality. fof sale BY
al B. JOEnpAE
NOT. CT.

Whereas. Aa1ie OacaIe has this day
applied TO the Honorable 9Th judicial lis.
trict Court in and for the Pari.h of East
Baton Rouge, State of Louisiana, ID BIZ sp.
pointed Administrative If the succession of
Perico Sanchez decd. Nolice is hereby
given to all persons interested to shew
cause {lf any they haye) within ten days
from fhe first publication hereof Why the
said application should not be granted.
II. MORENO, Dept CTb.
Jan. b. 40. 2ts.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
CARD.

MRS WETzLAR sislies TO in.
TIA EIf5fm her friends Ard the public
thai she has determined 70 give music lessons
on the PIANO, and promises III d. aiIsbe can
to advance the pupils entrusted 10 her char2e.
Her terms VIII be st5 per quarter, 3 lessons
. week. She will be tonnd at Col DaLats
resldehee at The State IIouee.
Oct. 81. 81.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
ron gALN

The subsfribsr of5fs for sale, i plaatsfIgo
sitaated IL tbs p4f,sh Of West Fettcfses
sb5tn . mills from The tow Of nj Ffa6e4e.
Il le,o ~ Tbs upper Jackson I'd Il, kuogn II fb4
GilJ lafk piaitatio9s ~ present ealtjqated In
CtdfoTl.
This Plantation consists IL two tfaeta III
land one Of which contains about 1863.
lalioo arpaatss the other gas I2floo aertk ~
abeut g24 gJt1o9 arpepg..
Tic two = acts will bs sold together er seoa.
afeiy, % suit purchasers q, anil will bs delgat.
ed IN the mon b Of J~anuaty neat 1890.
G0aDfTfoNs.
Ore fourth RASH, add be- remainder a.
and 3 years from lilo day of ssfe, boar % n.
lerest ats pr Cent aiA mortgage fe.ained
until final psyment.
. Ply q ING oEJc0 q tBH HAt09 F0n0e fFa%
cote o. p the saDscifer tao miles below gAt.
Oh Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
Auq 1873.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
70 the Ladies'.


The ladies' OF Blttah Rouge mid it, vicinity ire fes
%tetttal1F itfi5Ffa8f flint Ftnt4t tfaJgft ttia jill received
h t~B4flpiete #tbhh If ptaeY UyotH. consisting hi paFi
Of the following. TO vii
silk ~i;afteaes, Wbat6B51s HkiflH4
Wpfstsd 10. fgFfisA tifesfF for 10
5ili plaid f%ttiHlins. Fuzzy k~ltfsltat1s t8eBtsfq
Fins fais, af different White fms for weddings,
ealefs, t5a4fafs ItBFaatttla4.
filings friftrs tsftI kttE HsHdkefeh Ii nHg 5tFls
cords ff tfiHiff4ta dresses. b8niaFg1s
EIna1 dresses. MattH fHt tho hair
White aad ilaeh gloves Italse II mtsets hsaiBfga
HnH nfifs. Artifiaiai WFaBbEfs.
Gitgtea era prs. Wbfts Satin.
White a1i hl4eh sItk White Hna bi4sh wells If
b6eey extra fins quality.
EaiIeta fir ladies' and Embroidered ~Hitisiifls,
lhisss. tfttiellaJ White Hgs
Wtiits j~aeoasts. White JacaHet md Swiss
ElaiHgs and iasartatzsa H~taalffis,
Faiisy silver dtsssina aiae feffta.
combs. PHffguHaFlaH.
French nsedls worked fine sBaIs9t
eHbsHi march a5-8s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

tust rec wed direct on Nam! ucHire ii
lot Of Mex can, Spanish u English Saddles,
which | eau sell Cheap 40 tlfef tie bought
FROM ff { bands. EUGENE BANUUE.
y p. lG~83e 1913.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
GALIcoEs

Just received from New York. a splendid
assortment Of French English and American
prinfs which he now offar4 for sac.
Sept t6 80. EUGENE LAS0UE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
nIs SOLUTION.

The Co-nartnership heretofore existing between ID
BRADFORD aud A. NJ. BoorH, under the style ard firm
of A. BRADFORD g Co, having been dissolved BY
mutual consent, notice islerehg given 10 ali persons
having claims against the said firm. To present them
for set and all persons indebted to the same,
are requested 10 come forward and settle. without
delay. Ia. BKADFOkDs
Ejanlstl AN. BOOTH.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
LAW-BOOK3ff

The Civil Code of Louisiana, Greinerts cede Of
Practice. Louisiana MaVistrafe's Guide, BENJAMIN
and SiideIIsa Digest, R0bfffsgtl's Penal Law 0f f0lifss
lauas HHd ACTS passed ut tIe ffst Session Of The sgronD
Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana.
just received and for sa1e by,
GEO. M. MEROMAN,
Oct 2o1y Opposits tlas Mcfho1iat church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
ron SALE on RENT.

The beautiful aud valuable corner property
MA hnetsn by the name Of The aBHfaH Rsire IHsiis
Iilts4a See advertisement in New OfIeHn8 plfagaHe,
For tstfns, apply to The subscribed. JoHH HUHAE.
Dec I'd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
COMBst COMBS !,

Just receiyed d fine assort,nen af Tortoise
Shell, BufFa'o and English born, and Ivory
Tucking and dressing Combs, To which /
invite The attention d HE L4dies.
Sept. 1873. EUGENE LAN0UE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

Just veceiged By recent arrivals and for
sale BIZ BEAL a. SON.
go Boxes Prim Wester1 Reserve Cheese,
10 FIrkins do do Butter,
% Jsrs do do do
I'D Barrels White Beans.
100 Sacks Bran,
IS Boxes Cincinnati Star canslas.
o. 90 do Ne. ], Soap,
Sd Barrels Saint I ouis Flour,
10 do Caro- ina Rice,
20 de- Bnuas Dee. is =
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

FOR

A daubIe greer horse 20 fi-ft Il, sif or, gers
ts Q h6f O., nd etFft thiHg tufuptetet feqHi4
site for SAID mill. Fef PARTICULARS ppij at
this office.
Dep Pa ls4s.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
MAGNOLIA COURSE!
AH Ac
.wEEPsTAKEs For 1919.

4
The f>isping stakes are open to be RIM over the
Na=H0la Conree Baton Rouge Mt the regular Spring
q Meeting $40
Stake No. I.
For Co;ts and Hlites Two years old, mile heats, one
hundred 5ollag entrance, fifty dollars forfeit
STAKE No. 2.
For three vsars old TWO mile heats two hundred
deatsrs pace seventy FIVE forfeit fifty declaration, to
h asS by the first of FEBRUARY 49,
STAKE No. 8.
Prt three rear old three mills heats three hundred
collars entrance one hundred and fhv forfeit and
Fsreatg ays declaration % be declared OIL by the
frt of FGh. 4a1
The love stakes To be run under the rIleS and re-
~Ealattaa* nf the Association Jockey Club oil "a.
Fe7saaF wishing % make entries 10 any or each OF
she aeaPe stakes will address A. nuncaa saeratarv
Of sg. Jockey Club Baton Rouge,
ODOM s. ELLIOTT,
Iss 9-45. Projectors.
IT lew Orleans Picqgune. will please
cnpy sacs a week in there weekly. for two
meats. AMI send their bill to proprietors.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

Anew MORE or TIE SAME AoRT LEFT.
W. laye d few pairs of those splendid Congress
Bo1ts for Gentlemen. md II small lot Of Patent IhatHsf
jackson ties, which for style ind beatttY of finish, cam
tot be surpassed. Call atd examine them iii.
A. BRADFORD III cos sChafel slrse
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
FANsl 4 \ FANs!

a SPLENDID assortment. for sale BIZ
arr III vi &C. FUTILE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
PEREuMERY

PERFUMERY.
A LARGE aud splendid assortment Of Per.
fnlnery by e. G. FUTILE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
State Of Louisiana-parish Of West Baton

APPLES 1000 Barrels ID Beat
and fr saIs By
Bal Il Sos
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

SALT
100 sacks coarse and fine s~aItjnst receiv
Cd and for sale
BgAL and Soy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13
POWDER
Protection

Applications for Fire RIVE. or Marine Tnsu-
RANGES received by the undersigned. IL the Ioa-
cst rate Of Prem TN, and Io4ses promptly all
jn ted here, for tho luemph fasar nee com.
pay. PIKE & HART
dec lG-46ly
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1849-01-13

mai a5-e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13
rerms Of the ENQUIRER.

- The ENQUIRER IL published DAILY uor tho city,
-,EMl,W EEKLY lfor the coSntry-) Fertile d lilly
seven dollars per annum, and al the rate OF eight
Lrsif taken for shorter aeriod than one year For
smi. Weekly, five dollars pee annun, anu fhtee
ts 10. si1 ma n,hs, pay abein advancso bepa,a II
s,aes, emiLsd by mail post paid; or Si1 Dola"
- ,nuum al the end ofthe year.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
~ THE t,hiIY ENQU1RER-For one square o.
I'm lines 70, less; first insertion, fifty Cents ana
=, ~ succeeding. insertion twenty-five esnts-n w
.urd once week, twice week, or three uRieS
,,rk. thir,y seven and half cents
,iN the SEMl-W EEKLY-One square OF siiteen
less nYst insertion, 10 cents; Tor eaen
.nnua, advertisers are charged fifty doastor 1n,i
), ;n.s. and in thar proportion for advertisements
~ Greater lereih--excepi Lottery 'sndeis anu ~
,nneers who arc charged one hundred doia's lp"p0i
S',s.rs from a distance must he accompanied with
~ ,vancs paw or satisfactory references, I" insufe
s:.:a,iaa. ,.,e. mot,
-, and available Bank potes, al the RISK oil Tue
,ae postage ef aaiet,ers 6sisy pad BY ;Ae nrt-
rns posuaee Of single letter IL scarcely of any
FA Ia lie wrster !: 1t isthe accumulation or post
~ an extensive business, which operates !
p,nsta1 u,na the Edito!sl -. a.. 4.
rteu' "a Ssu.ar,s. and Marriages from the country
H.re, The party 'shand4writins Is unknown AT this
,,t be authenticated BY the endorsstisn the
In the neishborhopd, or they will In no
issishrd Every measure, that has been taken TO
o 80, nm pos,ons and quizzes, haspfoved heretofore
p,,,l,pa omust, The refeTe, insist, - sueh
m, commu tionbe ine certified by the name Of
=, pos,ma ster. critiex on the back Of thetetter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13

Drplrni this 'ifr. In bnns~,:s col aty on NE th
nj -.p,, mhrr 80 Nr. CAiHARINE CAY BhoDk /,
whr ot Ibus;lan clay brook, Esq IN tue 'st year oi
her age In lie death II his estmaJe lady, tue -oeie
Is IN which she moved has mnuf IN. loss ~ all tn;
was excellent hrrnir character; n'a tue BEREAVEMENT
a n.r yer4s md .sfa,iscs cannot be eSp,rssed be-
caus. 10 tier lv.s human laagussc can give ute
race. BIT a,oInt h-r grave, ohny and d;isk ~ ih'
crave mast be- iness gathers the ght Srrl op-. nd
f,ur m, memory. Yield 1. Eth riea senas- Nh
all The " oaally virtues ia her character, "a7 uhed
IN. purest pIety. And IN the 5oUr oi her apafa''"
from All On rartb, rrs 81 he, waning spirit sufhr
with an nnea,hly intensity of low. for her anu
nr,esbo,s few b-;ore i'rr departure" sh~
aid "thrrr ia nothing any way Ia oo's % es''r
ipy n,ace and rest" For her iI'rf ana ioI az hai
friends she prayed in her as onts ana 70 Denoiu nef
n,noy smile ana hear cain and moving word. even
IN he ,onmensof pln asd death would bas0 thIhiri
VI. h.art o., tGr nr,l uGuate, and ainosL persuaded
them to be- Chrsttans. .
anor,1 20 some of her dear kindred II was hot per
,i.ld 70 watch oger h.. dying moments and receive
he, l,. arg vt u. earn n-g all n eeivsd her oies'
Inn, ar 4 her prayers. mIy y. not .oSe taat tIrf si
-, ma, he Re- unLrI IN better land, 10 part no more.
Co gentle spirit, to the Ch'istian's resr
wher. pain and scrtoW never u,cfe can Gene
Why should we. al, when thou art 80 nieS',
Dare wish TO call thee from thy happy b2Ge.
A FRIEND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13
NEPOTISM OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE INTERIOR.

When such iac's as The following (Which W.
exraci from correspondent OF the New Yoik
Heralt) come under The view Of the A mercan
people they will no longer doubt The ,tuh OF the
hou,e client story. Such gross nepolism was never
beiore piacl.ssd BY a pubic officer, 10 the dis
creti, Of our Government and the shame of the
counirY. Do The people approve o. such things
The writer says:
Glance, Tor an instant, al portion OF The con.
.dnot 81 Thomas Ewing. This Secretary is no.
even consistent in his tn cherries. III he will
slaughter, he should, a. least, have the magma I'll.
nifty % slaughter Tor he Wing pany-ii mol tor
,hal parry in general. for liza, rorion OF it which
belongs "a his own Sale. So Tar as Ohio has
Tel, The operation OF his cieaver his appointments
have Teen exclusive, Liberal. confLed 10 build.
ing up a petty clique in The Sco;o and Muskn-
gum valleys, containing bu abou: hundred
and twentieth Of The Wings Of The State. Mr..
Ewing AMI Mr.. Vin!on head this Clique. Ewlng
aud Vinicn are partners IN very large amounts
: OF proper,y-Joint owners and conductors OF eI>
tensiYe salt works in Ohio.
R-gari he following iacls ia,ih;s eonnexion ::
A sen Of Mf, Living signs patents Tor Tie Presi>
dent, a; 4 salary Of ) 500 per annum. Ano her
son holds citi e in California under MIR. Collier
Mr.. u d,.ard, son-in.aw u Air. Vinton, is ch,ei
clerk ul the Home ID :pa,mcnt, a. a salary of
$4,000 per anuum. Mr.. Combs, law partner
OF Mr. Vinton is chief clerk OF the Pension
Office, on a salary OF 81 900 per year. Mr.. Tip.
ton, another pet OF lhis Ohio ciqle, holds a
c!erssnip in The Land Office, al s 500 per an
nun. MIR. Coffee, Ct Lancaser, conf ien!ia
clerk 10 MIR. Ewing, belongs 10 the same clique
salary abou, Sl;400 pr ahnum: Mr.. Coolidge,
nephew OF Mr. Ewing's 'siiei A,l.s a cietksnip
in The Sixth Auditors OIil,e, al salary Of Sl,>
400 per annum.
These are nfelly nicsinos for IN, Ewing 6 I'm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13
TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER l3 ls4e

iS45 would be 4l5.sia. or Really III II Of III.
Jared Slases As i! SANS, however. the ,act
is apparent, lhl, The n ercantle tonnage oil IN.
United States has cveftaken lha, ot Grea; B.i
tain. While thai Of Gtea Britain hasincrsasra
1888 900 IONS since the formation OF Inc Uoi,fd
States Governmoaii cM owa has Increased 3 :.
l52. 419 Or 60 per cent move. In all hat period.
The Uriled Stats have constantly s,fiyrn
for freedom Of ihe seas, ami Gfca Bri-
lain has constantly resisted The inevitable
cntency in hat direction. She now throws up
her'iuiie policy, abantons opposition 10 Ameri-
ca enterprise, psrmns her merchants 10 avail
themselves Of our s:eat resources and skill in
shipbu.iag i6vlIes he agriculture If The world
to supply her in food, AMI The ships of all nations
10 bring il 10 her, as well as he raw materials.
aof manufactures There have been 10 uneratioa
severa! elements to prevent HE extension OF The
iraIence Of Tho shipping iuleresis in Ill caun-
tries, IN ralio. pfrpoIiioncd 10 that OF cppo, Z
interests. Thus, N prove snls in shipping, VITA
The did OF Steam, hive eaapied The same amount
oionRage, BY mo'eiapid r=-,sges, is pe,iotio
greater amount OF work, a. .l!e masn,lud. ui
vessels has greatly increased. Thus. bat lev
wears since vesss! Of 500 tons was firs, clas,:
1900 10 Sc ;on ships are row qnire as ne.
qaen,y 10 be mei Nth. This has had ten
dsacy 10 restrict the interest in lever hands. al.
lhougt perhaps weather. ones
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13

Ce!c.cs aid Arat,mlcs. al. he tesp-cllga
Teachers VI ali Pablo aal Pfiy.te Schools in
this Country, reIues' iGg .cm TO ubsa,n from III
Il leafs acl pupils G, said colleges ana schools
monlh'y contribution 0. one cent Cor such o'hef
I eIioi:caI Contribution a> trey may dcca PROV
e) . Ali in the erection Of LIE Washing or
National Muaumen till ,nr same shall b. CEN
petei.
K sotO,d That the Secretary be requested 10
Prepare an address q circular 10 The Principals
ana Teachers OF IN Colleges Academies, and
Public ant P.ivate Schol> requesting a months
" ,ua Ibuton Of one celt Tor other periodical
Con ribalion) 20 The Nat,onai Monument, 10 cou-
linu, anti the same shall BE- completed.
Re:oiuei, ina, circular be ID essed in the
name Of the Board 10 The respective Grand Lodg.
es o; he Masonic ami Odd Fellows lrslciniiies,
ant Grant Divisions OF he Sons OF Temperance
in ,hs Uuned States requesting that al arrange.
menl be maze 10 CD ain such periodical c9nl.iou-
lions as they may deem proper, 10 be apgllr! 10
The ere ctiot ii The Washington National Monu>
men,, un,il- the sasn. stall Ire ccmpeitd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13
FAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE.
EiRiODewa Farm,

THE terms Of sale OF this FarEl made last Septen-
oer not having been compiled with, 1t IL again OF,
,ea This Farm Is amongst the most yauabir III The
ss.,p. II lies within two miles OF the Rappahan-
,xs user and canal, seven miles of the village Of
w,--nton, and between four and five of The taaquier
woa. Sa!phnr Springs ilcontuins between nine hnu
,. and oGe Thousand acres The greater portion Of
wa ,sthe fine red SOIL generally found in that coun-
4, slth large portion Of fine bottom meadow land,
r:s.,ns the Farm admirably Adopted for grain aad
n Uaxlng; several good springs, with Zine stream
.:lng through the whole Farm.
me improvements are comfortable plain Farm
sx.e Barn, Stables, Cabins. &C.; each having been
I,ply put in repair. No; very distant from these 10
ryaed cite for the erection oil such better build
,,p "a proprietor might prefer, commanding full
y.s Vi the whole Farm The location Of this Farm
desirable property; It's proximity 10 the canal,
o,be village &C Warrenton aud The White Sulphur
Sv,in afordng more than usual facilities Of health
,sd Of society and by the canal acheap and ready ac
r,a % markesfof all its products The terms viii DO
,.yostal as most purchasers could well desire. Pos
s,,loa given any time sHit the purchaser with
h., able arran cement the putting In grow ing crop
Purchasers wishing 10 view The farm are referred
u Etmund Rose, Esq, tnow tho occupant }. Charles
.rslua o, Jones Gteen, Esqrs residents within few
na,,.gto JAMES FOSTAlNE Of Hanover.
P THORNTON of fredericksburg,
A.. EFF Efecntnfs of A r Rose. deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-13
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT

With his aid Capt. Schuyler Hamilton VINO
fdneh, bravely ard vas wounded in the Me1i.
can war. reached Richmond iuihe Petersburg
CARS on SATURDAY evening, anc was escored TO
his headquarters, The Exchange Hotel, by The
Safe Guard, Capt. Dlmmocs, and some few o.
he "cizea soldiefy." he is just from OLD
Point and Norfolk The gaiian, ard accomplish
Ell conaueref oi Mexico will spend few days
in his CRY, where he is cordially received by his
many old friends. He was al 81. PALS Church
Yesterday and looks very vel. 49,.