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|LOTHING! CLOTHING /!
Keen, Chiles q 60.
FIRING TRADE-IS49!

MI ~ A&AD IL OIC
COUNTRY MERCHANTS" and others in
sat, We mos, respectfully call attention 10
:e Stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
We shall have in Store By he 18th OF
4 particularly suited TO the WHOLESALE
r VIRGINIA in the styles, qualities, pri-
:; make of which we defy competition.
iong experience Of Inc senior Partner OF
'cetn, and his acknowledged superior judg.
Goods, ~e think, will insure 10 US con-
e Of The very liberal patronage heretofore
lc2 MAIN STREET, is the place for "Bar-
o very description Of Style and make oil
QUALITY CLOTHING.
SICK Will embrace every description OF
vie aow in use; and we hatler ourselves
aRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE 10 the Virsi.
ace enables US 10 ge, up the proper kinds
is ior his market, and at such prices as
rtainiy please.
" ~ want 0. Clothing OF good quality,
cut AM make, and al Low CASH PRICES,
i respectfully invited 10 cali at the old
>nei MONEY SAVING INSTITU-
No. lO2, Main Street, Richmond, Va,
: guarantee you are pleased with our
&c.
motto Is SMALL. PRoFirs, SALES CASH
selling tor cash" we are enabled 10 buy for
Consequently, we save from fifteen 10
per cent IN the purchase OF Goods.
mandatory is situated IN Broad Street,
* New JERSEY, where we MAKE" our
HotSi consequently We can warrant all
,old By us 10 be made in the BEST
POSSIBLE, and shipped Immediately
Street, Rihmond.
sould Call III attention OF those in want
nee and cheap DRESS COATS 10
N,msn', which is always large aud war
FRENCH FRoCR COATS, made of
Cloths OF The Justly celebrated French
%'n'cls, Sioley, Simmoni and Neillsons.
a, styles. qualities and prices OF BLK
tANCY VESTS, the cut aud make Of
ann"' he surpassed in the United States.
BLACK AND FANCY PANTS, in
variety, made of the latest patterns OF
.assilneres, aud warranted equal To any
IN Virginia.
FANCY GOODS in great variety, OF
rn spring patterns such as Cravats,
GViiaEs, Suspenders, Shirts, Drawers,
GU fancy Kid Gloves, Thread and Silk
,-ali qualities.
~, bargains in Clothing for Cash." call
KEEN, cHILEs & CO.,
1'V-dSclApl LATE "KrrN & Coz
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SALE OF LAND, LYING IL LOUDOUN
COLI WV IL 4 LlEn LELl -

COUNTY, UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions al deed at trust da-
ted the 3nth day of June, lei6, and duly recorded
In the Clerks Office Of Lnudonn County curt r1rcu-
ted by William Is. Ghiitrndrn Ia the undersigned Tor
the purpose 81 securing Tie debt trIrIn mentioned due
To William srlden W. shall nn MONDAY, the nh day
Of April 1919, al II o'clock proceed SELL In front al
The Court b"Iisr, III the town al Leeshure, public
auction, 23l acres of land more less lying in Lou
doun county, Va, bounded the West by Broad Run
adjoining the lands Of Col. John Notary On lhr North
nj the heirs Of Landon Carter the East. aud of Mr.
Benjamin Bridges the South. The roads
leading from Lrrslmrg To Washington aud 10 AleIan
dra handsomely divide II. As II extends within two
miles oi The Potomac river II may by of neigh
boring roads he easily connected WIN land
ngs for canal boats entering and leaving the Ehtsa-
p-akr and Ohio Canal through lie feeder from SENECA
Falls Dam. II desirable, lnr Tract viii hr divided
convenient sized farms II the wrahrr shall hr such
NJ The time appointed above 10 prevent sale being
made that day, then the sale n SAID land - III h-
continued from day 10 day, sunday excepted nj The
same huur until such sale shall lie rilrclrd. We be-
ievr The title 10 the property Ia hr good, hui sell
~ I,nsrrs, shall only convey such ntr vested
IN ~ by thr deed Of trust aforesaid under which the
sale " III be made
TERMS-Onr fourth of the purchase money viii he
required cash. and The balance ~ three equal install
rnts, bearing Interest from The day OF >att payable
semi -annnaly-ani n 10 which instruments credit d!
one, two and three Years, viii br gwen, The purchaser
executing deed Of trust on III. property sold
the payment o lnr same, win the arcruIng inter-
est thereon
In thr event of failure 10 comply with the terms oil
sale, the properly VIII be- sold al the risk and
pense Of the trSi purchaser.
H"t canl I "I''h' Trustees.
WIN. ~. MUTT,
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LoFTlN n. ELLET,)
w GODDIN, Trustee

W Sale conducted by w. GDDDlN, Auct.
immediately after the above sale of Land, will be
sold, by the Executors ot the late w. T.. Chtrndrn
deceased, all OF the Personal Estate nj Smdlry con-
sistlng OF Mules Cattle, Hogs, WAGONS, cart, Farming
implements, Wheat Machine a large quantity of Corn
Oats, Fodder, Sc.
TERNS-For all sums under 500, cash; over that
amount, SIX months credit for negotiable nors salts
iactuilly endorsed March g-ctds
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i.QNSIl pTION


There is, perhaps, no disease with which our coun-
g. i. affected, which sweeps of annually SO many vic.
as as that fell destroyer Of the human race-Cos-
ssruos. Day aner day, year after year, the insa.
s monster hures 10 the portals Of the cold and 81
"a ,cmb fresh added victims 10 It's conquest. No walk
\ NE is sacred from its bIi,hing influence. No age Is
,,,npt from its death-dealing shafts. The old, the
and the young, all alike, are food for this
.opmon enemy Of mankind. The white-haired Patri-
nm whose life Of temperance has rendered his system
op,ylous the attacks Of other ills, and whose deeds
,eared HIM for the enoyments of life's calm even
nd nnds CONSUMPTION fasten its fangs upon his vitas,
IN. tearing HIM from a world ever bright to minds
xa!eh look comp,acently on days well spent.
Is there help for the afflicted! No preventive oil
IL, hangers which beset IN our changeaole aud ncke
mr: We think there is. WlSTAR'S BALSAM or
WILD CHERRY is offered 10 suffering world rs
seh Its true value and intrinsic excellence are sum
,.u, wait to fame'' the name of It's inventor,
!. a benefactor Of his species.
BE careful and get the genuine DR.. WisTAh,s
BaLSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine un-
rs, signed by>Js BUTTS. Address all orders 10
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass:
" For sale by GAYNOR & WOOD and ALEA-
lSDER DUVAL, only Agents fol Richmond.
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NE " GOODS.
Try various arrivals we are in receip, of large por
- ton OF our supply Of
SPRING DRY GOODS.

aud, by the first OF next month, (Apr5 W. shall have
general assortment of Staple and Fancy arci.s n
which we invite the attention Of buyers.
NOW IN STORE:
Beached and Brown Cottons
Oznaburgs and Buraps
White, Brown and CoIored Linen Drills
French Black and CnIored Cloths
Bi ick Italian Cloths
Fancy and Black French Cashmere
Drap D'Ete and Lamartine CASHMERE
Hack and CoIored alpacas
Fancy and Solid Coiored Berages
Ginghams, Lawns and Prints
Silk and Cotun liandkerchefs
Threads, Hosiery, Spool Cotton. &c.
RICHARDSON & CO., SO, Main Street
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SAMUEL AYRES,
Commission Merchant

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
WILL give his rIsonai attention 10 In. sale az All
w kinds Of Produce.
ufhrr-Nor,n-wcsi corner Columbian Hotel
March g-dSclm
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oehry >hafer 4 Go.
Il o FASHIONABLE
rOIHlNG EMPORIUM

tyr' ~ ana Nam S'resis, Richmond, Va,
lus' returned from the Northern and
ea cues, and are now opening the
sp mos! beautiful assortment Of SUPE-
I al MADE CLOTHING AND
n, 'u'p@ ever before exhibited tor sale
49, ~, ! IS only necessary Tor their friends
.'c generally 10 call and exa mine for
" 'e satisfied beyond doub, of the
-, ,soFimen' of Ready Made Goods con.
+, ANA tfock, Dress, Napoleon Frocks,
y,l-. ~. I p Goats, Of the fashionable and
!: ds,.,; an'alocns and Vests ofevery va.
b., ,sSnr'ment OF Fancy Goods is large.
~ s' cry variety Of Shirts, Bosoms. Col,
ST., oo.peaders, Crava,s, Scarts. NIGHT
.sSa s'S &c, &c, &C., which, for pea,ness
En- any qaai'y OF material, canno, be sur
n sa,, market all Of which are for sale
>w. H. HENRY sHAEER & co.
s.,ebr,0w..o would respectfully solicit a ca
,aor,m ra's visiting the city, as We have II
b " ~ @e ,n Of cheap Clothing, which we :.
sos,N - 10 enable them 10 realize a hand.
ssIes Cor,., NJ. H. S. & CO.,
~ l5Sss,n Main ST., Richmond. Va.
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A GOOD FARM HAND FOR HIRE
n Apply al The Enquirer Office
Feb, 20-d&cl.
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NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS, &c.

VOLUNTEERS, AMI others who have received their
discharges from the United states service, AMI nave
not oninrd tn-lr bounty iand &c. b. rtiiag 10 the
undersigned, ercos.Hg tsctr discharges and stating
plaer oil address, have the necessary papers pre-
parrd and forwarded with such directions As 10 enable
than 10 procure their bounty land extra or back pay,
pensions mileage &c and the widows and heirs, bro
rrs sisters OF those who have died or he-n killed
in hattie in Mexico, ny writing a' above, giving tho
name of the company nd regiment IN which their r~
alive enlisted served, and time OF enlistment, VIII
obtain all necessary papers which requisite TO pro-
cure whatever may be hGe Inc deceased soldier.
NB-Postage must he paid IN all cases, when infcr-
nation will be gwen gratulioisiy and moderate
charges made for prosecuting claims.
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON,
No. sc, MAN street. Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
asy Y. Is. ~ Z. as. asliI, aucts
NEGnGES


" I'll be sod ty Us this morning at 10 o'clock,
two Negro Men, one Negro Woman and Two
Negro Eoys. n. B. & Z. b. HILL.
Ma cL
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FORTQjNs,S lasDvsFi,

respondents.
FOR THIS WEEK
Friday-Maryand Consolidated, AZ IS Nos,
ID drawn. Capi,als: $4,000, Of 5000. 10 ..
500, &c. Tickets "a
Salurday-Grand Consolidated, Class IL. IS
Nos, l3 drawn. Capitals: oi $s33 600, - coo
II 900, 5.495, 5000, &c. Tickets SlO-shares in
proportion.
II Orders for tickets. packages, certificates Of
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lu.le
ries advertised BY Messrs D. Paine Il Co attend
ed 10 with prompness, and drawings forwarded
to all who ish il. R. CHALK.
March ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

OSHEN BUTTER.-A few Kegs first quail
Vt ity Goshen Buuer, just received per Schr.
Ellen Sedgwick for sale by
March 90 HAsKINs & LIBBY.
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HOMAS g. CHARLES ELLIS,
40. LOG, Main street,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
nv Goods and Hardware.

fIAvE received, OF their own importation,
! PEI steamer Europa and ship New World,
Wv York, and ship Washington, at this por,
10 and general assortment OF Goods, in both
,armeuts oil their business. These, with pur-
s.ss IN the Northern markets, enable them to
h, great advantages 10 merchants visiting
l.snoud for supplies at this season.
r.,, ~
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Wadswerth, Turner u Co.

NO. 10, MAIN 5 TREET,
HAVE received large and extensive as
IL sortment OF British and American DRY
GOODS, and will continue to receive additional
supplies during the Spring trade
Country Merchants are particularly solicited
TO call and examine their stock, which they offer
on their usual terms. March l9-lm
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No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
~ Reco!leci No .3-"There's luck in odd numbers.
uars Rory O,Nnre March 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

MaCAuLAY'S ENGLAND, VOL. lbs
CENTS.
DUTLERS Fdion OF Macs ulay's History,
ID w. and ~, each 25c
Ethiopian Violin lhslluc'or-50c
Do ACCORDION to-50c
DO Flute de-50c
The Life and Adventures OF Dick Turpin
The above, with other new publications, re-
ceived to-day, BY JOHN w. WEST,
March % Exchange Bookstore.
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NOTICE.
THE Stockholders for the Extension Of the
i Louisa Railroad from the Junction 10 Rich
mona, are required 10 pay, 10 the credit OF the
Company, in the Exchange Bank AT Richmond,
on The Isl day of March, l849, five collars per
share; and, on the Isl day Of April lS49, ten dol
lar. per share. BY order of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Feb 2O-dlApl
ERESH DRUGS, MEDICINES AND DYE
i STUFFS-2000 lbs. Sup Carb. Soda
1000 Blue Stone
1900 Sal SODA
500 lbs Extract Logwood
case NuiDegs
case Mace
300 lbs. No. soft Indigo. Receiving and for
sale by GATNOR & WOOD,
March 20 Corner above CITY Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. IL, for lSi9,
be drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, Saturday, March
oath. 10 Nos, Is drawn. Grand Scheme: S33, 900,
aa,OOO, II ,0O0 5,495, 90 Of 25U, &C. Tickets Sl0
halves S; Quariers2 So
$50, 900! $4,000 Sl2,50O! Is of $1,000!
Loves; 3 No. prize 81 600
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. Is 10 be drawn
on Saturday, March 3lst ls49, at Baltimore 75 Nos
- drawn. Grand Capitals s5O,uO0 25,OUD, l2,50O
$780, $3.50 Is OF UOO 300 Of lOuA being the lowest
three number prize Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion
In addition To the above Grand Schemes. there are
smaller Lotteries drawing daiiy-prcrs OF Tickets
ranging from ST. 10 s8-orders for tickets in which VIII
be promptly attended Ia.
W In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
Of three tickets.
90 Orders promptly and confdentiay attended 10
Drawings forwarded To all who ordert. Postage need
not he paid on orders addressed To e. Is. LUCK.
March 3 Richmond Va
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E.gJCN,s OFFE(;E.

l55, MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE following Grand Lotteries, To be drawn during
the present month, hold out strong inducements TO
Adventures. Examine below, and tor prize Tickets,
address G.. b. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
Whole Ticket, Nos 8 % %, prize of So 500, was
sold recently by LUCK, and since paid.
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SPRING lMPoRTATIoNs-ls4a.

SPRING IMPORTATIONS- ls49.
DY the ships SARDINIA" princeton" and
ID Gertrude" from England, we are receiving
our Spring impora,ions of China and EaIthen-
ware call new pallerns-and from The American
manufactures an unusually large stock OF Glass
ware, Looking Glasses, Casters, SIoneware, &c,
&c. Country and city merchants and the public
generally are assured that We will sell upon as
favorable terms as any house North or South.
WIN. F. BUTLER & Co,
70 Main ST., sign Of The Pitcher.
M,,ch
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"A 4 a ss -
AMERICAN HOTEL.

Srw YoRK, February 26th, le49.
yXTILLtAM JACQutLIN TAYLOR takes this me
w thed OF informing his friends in Virginia, who
and Fall at Rathbun's Hotel, that he has left that
House, and la now engaged al the AMERICAN no.
TEL, corner Of Broadway and Barclay streets, and
opposite the Park, where he socits continuance OF
their favors March l-dl0tSc2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

NEW SPRING DRY DOODS JUST RE-
CEIVED.
THE subscriber has Just opened variety Of
i new style Spring Goods, which he offers
very low Tor cash. Citizens and the public ge-
nerall3 are most respectfully invited to call
WILLIAM J SWORDS,
No 225, Broad ST.,
Sign OF the Dry Goods Box
N. B.-The newest styles Of Goods will be re-
received Throughout, the season as soon as they
come into market. March 10
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AUCTION SALES.
siy wellington ssoat.in.
VALUABLE STEAM SAW MILL aNp cRIsr

VALUABLE STEAM SAW MILL. MD CRIST
MILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Nv ILL he sold on SATURDAY, Inc 3lst cay
w al March, 1919, upon the premises, Com.
mcucng ii | uclock, T. Nj tha; valuable Saw
and GrIst Mill. situated on ne margin oi tie
Richmond Dock and James River, now in The
occupancy Of Mir. WIN J Lumpk;D, subect 10
s'ouad rent Of Si2O per annurl, payable quar-.
terry, until the Isl January, 1852. AMI renew bic
I'VE years thereafter. upon The same terms, a. the
option oi he lessee.
Inc Saw Mill has circular, as well as an
upright Saw. and can easily cGt 5000 feet per
day. The GrIst Mill can grind readily rs bush
els corn daily. The Mills are new, and in rer-
fect order.
TfRa,-One.quarer cash, balance al three,
SIX aid nine monlhs, Tor negotiable notes, inie-
resi- adced, satisfactorily endorsed.
By request oi Ire owner.
March 2O-drds w. GCDDlN, Auctr.
SALE OF "STUDLEY,' LYING IN THE
GuuNTY OF HANOVER, UNDER A
TRUST DEED
f)uhsuA ANT 10 the provisions Of deed Of trust, da-
ted the julh day OF June 1896 and duly recorded
III The Clerks Office Of Hanover County Cont exrcu
Yea ny William H. ChiIl.ndem The undersigned, for
vu,pose ni securing the debt therein n,rnlinet due
10 W lilain Srldrn, We shall Oh UESIrAi. the aUth
n"y ~ sifch lei9 commencing n III O'clock, a. NJ
proceed 10 sell, on the PREMISES NJ public auction 10
ui- hshrst bidder, "the Tract nf Land IN the county
OF Hanover, known by the rain- OF .studry' lying on
u"topotonioi ,rrek, and adjoining The lands of John
nav. ellison War and others, containing SIX hundred
anu 'oity sA.acirs ann OF al acre, less - Ia
tnr event The weather shall hr such at the lime appoint
ed above a. 10 prevent the said bring made on that
aay, len me sale OF the SAID land viii lie continued
rom DAY 70 day tsunia,s rIcept-dl Ia The same hour
until such sale shall he effected We believe The THE
10 thr property 10 br coed, but s-;i a Trustees
We shal only convey such tir IN ~ by lhr
deed OF trust aforesaid, under which lie sale wil be
made.
TERMS OF SALE-One Ia lr,h If the purchase mo.
nty VIII be required IN CASH and the balance three
equal Instruments bran. interest from the day sale
cfrhit o one, two and three years will he gwen
purchaser executing deed Of trust on the property
sold 10 secure The payment Of Inc same with the
I'M mi II
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MERCHANDISE,
Fresh Spring Goods.


DRY GOODS AND COMMISSION STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
March 18th, 1910.
OWEN & BALLARD have received, and
~ will open this morning, seventy packages
OF The following new Goods, which are consisn.
ed 10 be sold al Northern prices:
20 cases new style Spring Prints
20 cases beached Shlrlings
80 cases, consisting OF
Pongee Silk Handkerchief
3.4, 7-S, "A aud ga brown Sheelinss
Shirlings, Tickings, Shirling Strip,
Denims, bleached and brown Driiings
Black Sewing Silk, Dlue Plaid Domestics
Apron Checks Twceds, Cassimeres, Ves.ings
Ginshams, while Flaunels, &C., &c.
The above Goods will be sold by The package,
piece or yard, al reduced prices, at
OWEN & BILLIARDS.,
March Is Eagle SQUARE,
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JOHN w,cRHAM l.. DECATUR NORRIS.
WICkHAM & NORRIS,
Attorneys and Councillors Mt Law,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
DEFER To Messrs. Warwick 3 Barksdale, Haxall
II Brothers & Co.. Workman, McGruder Co., Jas.
Lyons, ESQ.,, WIN. II. Mcfarland, ESQ.,, Richmond CT
", and William F. Wickham, Hanover county, va.
March o-c2aw4W
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TO California Adventures.
THOMAS TYRER

GUN AND RIFLE !NANUE,AC TURER
SEVEN DOORS AvovE CITY HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
p ESPECTFULLY informs the Companies
IL forming, and individuals who are preparing
TO pay visit to the GOLD REGION OF California,
that he has on hand an extensive assortment, OF
The following Goods, suitable Tor said expedition,
and which ne is determined to sell at very re-
duced prices:
Double and single barrel Rifles
Double aud single barrel Guns
PScket, belt, holster, and six barrel revolving
Pistols, all sizes
Travellers Cnmpasses and Spy Glasses
Money Belts, Drinking Cups and Flasks.
Bowie, Dirk and Camp Knives March 8
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-06

ROYAL AND PRESIDENTIAL ToURs.-The Lit
erary World speaks follows of the tours of Queen
Victoria, President Bonaparte and President Tay-
Tor: The progresses of distinguished ruling per-
sonages, be they royalist, or republican, kings
queens or presidents, seem to call forth the same
exhibitions in all parts of the world. The adula-
ton is in the race as well as in the system A GER
tain number Of tawning, empty-headed sycophants
will run after power wherever they discover it.
The manifestation is different, the thing is the
same Some of the records of General TayIor's
movements in Western Pennsylvania, are only the
old European court circulars in a lower kew The
Evening Post, whchTebukes one day the English
over-attenton TO the minutiR of the movements of
Victoria, the next holds this language of President
Taylor: The movements Of the President and
those Immediately about him, are recorded in the
accounts before US with a silly particularly. As
cur readers are, doubtless aware that Gen. Tay-
Tor retains, since his election, the humanity with
which he was endowed before it, we need not in
form them that he eats and drinks, moves and
breathes, in form and manner not essentially diff
erenl from his fellow citizens not in official posi-
ton But these things are after all the mere
fringe of the garment The essentials are, in Vic
toras movements, the awakened attention to the
internal affairs of Ireland in Louis Napoleon's,
the Indifferent echo to ViDe PEmpereur in the pro.
vinces; in Gen. Taylor's, the universal prosperity
and kindly feeling on his route"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-06

or We publish The communication Of CID "
without seeing very Clsarly what he would be at,
His gsueralities are good; they may, however, be
erroneously applied.
Public Treaties.
Eds. CreSceRtl Appeals to that Obligations OF TINS
government with other nations based upon sOemny ratified
by the supreme authorities should be held sacred and
invloate by every American citizen, In relation to public
law the people Of the United States different post
ton from that OF the citizens subjects Of any other gov
eminent OurS, it is acknowledged has been created ~
the people, and is held up and controlled this day by their
expressed free will therefore. obligation between our
government and that of other resting upon treaty
they must necessarily feel tie full weight Of all the respOn-
sbly attached to them The honor and good faith OF our
people are pledged by their representatives in all treaties with
foreign nations. Every intelligent American knows this and
every honest patriotic, right minded citizen means preserve
nvlOae the bona de Of his government If our peo
pie did not feel bound by public laws should regard it
as an ominOus thing pOrendDg short life to the institutions
tnd government of this country If such the case
how could the rest of mankind have confidence in this
TEN OF government? Other nations would say, we have
signed and ratified treaties with the American Government
but IS the people say they do feel bound by the of
thsr representatives do know how this solemn
contract will be wanOny violated and be compelled to
seek redress in open Is it palpabe that other
tons would reason thus Should such principle be gene
rally recognised jealousy and envy would seize the minds Of
mea aud national ACKNOWLEDGMENT and power be the main
aim Of nations, and the of the world be for
settled. Gin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-06

RICE IN CAROLINA.-The rice, says the George
town Is. c. Observer of the 25th ult., is rapidly
improving, and we have heard of several who will
probably commence harvesting of that grain on
Saturday As far as we can hear, the crop prom
ises to be an average one. We have had two
severe showers of rain during the week, but the
corn blades have been harvested in fair condition,
and the corn and potato crops are all fair, where
the necessary cultivation has been bestowed.