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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

FOK SALE.
HAVE Tor desirable Farms N lienTco eo
~ five mics rom the cty containing hundred and seventy
acres hundred and cleared a anu auaied 10
growing Wheat Oats. &C. being IN Tue highest sac
improvement, There suiccny oil wood Tor uei anu 10 keep
place wishing purchase place would 10
be found For terns apply 10
Sept "A THOMAS IL. TALIAFERRO Agent
VIM H. KENyOy J. II. HARRISON.
WM II. KENNoN CO. Ship Agents and Commission her'
w chants, New Orleans
Refer Gray. Macnurdo Co George Wingeld Co Bird es
& Macmuro New Orleans; Haxail Brothers Co., warwick q
Baksia Dunlop Moncnre Co. Richmond Virginia. Pateson
& Doric, Henry Luilam n CO., New York. Sept 3-clm
AtOMETHIaG NEW.-Iusi cypress, new ano
- style ovccoa which be either side out
sentng each side elegant finish HENRY SliAFER co.
Sep:. % Corner l4th Pearl and Main streets.
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EDUC ALTON

EDUClTIUN.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL will be- opened AT the residence OF the
"a the county of Louisa on
The LIST iav OF January suenendcnce Of Mr. James
Hart gent IL teaching
md who brings high qualification from Professors
the University virginia anl other distinguished gentlemen The
course instruction will embrace the English Latin Greek French
anil German Languages aud Mathematics The terms Tor the ch
laie wear nonhs will Sl2D hall
ayabl. IN advance and The residue end months
The School, designed principally tue education oi my
children. viii be limited fifteen scholars Address pnnie&
tiers Louisa county. WILLIAM oNEhloN.
S.pi l7--cw3w
~ Whr and Examiner requested 10 COPY.
7OTlC j. Is .reDy .lvcn thll arp.caln Will
Z President Dre and Company OF the Farmers Bank OF VIZ
lieu OF the following winch
nave oyei Ono share certificate NJ soi,
lated 18th August share per ccr,ica:e No so dated
S,ne5er S6 and three shares certificate No lj dicd
l MAJ M which certificates issued III the nifa oi
Js,e. Richmond And all persoasarc hereby caied upon
show be t.urii accordingly
~ THOMAS II ELLIS.
Administrators; james " Ellis !ece sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
Lawn FOR sALE.-Tbis land

DISADVANTAGES LAND FOR sALE.-This land
81 located MileSeX, Orange Creek AMI con.
ans about seven and fifty third cleared, the
balance wood will take thousand dollars III cash,
and the remainder the land which will enable
The purchaser pay without feeling H. tn any wishing To
aud business Cloth OF which
this place affords great advantages The bul'.
ines BRICK substantially built large scale Possession
wood years can be given
immediately For particular nornaion address jamaica
Post Office. Middc>ex county, Virginia 49, -
Sept 2i-c2aw.w NM L. dAIE"OUD
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS H. TALIAFERRO. AUcT.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

virtue authority cd IN by VIII and
- al CLAIBORNE w oocH deceased The undersigned will Offer
ar bidder, he iay October the
valuable Farm which their teaor resided, known as AIR.
FIELD This Farm situated upon the Meadow Bridge Road near
the The Virginia Railroad. five from
The Capitol In Richmond and contains about 800 The
well situated good heart and improving.
Mari m abundant and has applied with manst advantage.
There two meadows which produce well In Herds Grass and
Timothy The proximity Richmond affords profitable and ready
market Tor that and all other OF the Farm, well
vegetables 1Gd The buildings ample The Dwelling
eleven exclusive .; cellar Tie Garden and Orchard
vel supplied aud flowers. wells of
and the which has been
always prvcrbI health Tide UNDERSTANDABLE
cash, the on ard three
Tor bonds secured BY deed OF bearing from the
date al sale.
close agreed upon.
Immediately the shall sell sundry personal property.
X. Is. GOOCH. Executor
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Co,5sboro' Scp, 81 1850 eff
q ,-Ir LII ynR q d D0LIAES REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DUNAwAY.-A Negro man, named SAM ran away from the
III subscriber who resides about miles North Of Orange
Court House five eleven inches hieh with
downcast and caused by scale q" iron IN
Rac ksmhs shop his HIS complexion
light AMI he bought about year ago OF VIM Banks
near Columbia F!uvaaua county hins probable he Is still
lurking II, will give s reward il taken III the
Sae and 500 the Stale My Office Orange
House. Virginia. JOHN B BELL.
Inly ll-cenWif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

''i continue our extracts in our next issue. Those
- Pleased with these views will perhaps be dispeased
!, ",s following chapters, and rice rersa.
''oa Is 10 De had at Harold and Murray's, to whom
''' 'n1et;et Tor a cony.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01
sept ) c5awr,. WM /. CnEATHAM Commissioner.

soilo the hghe bidder III ESDAS tc End day of
w October ucNi Williams r. Daniel Decd
the Charlotte county Va the of land TN which
The sad Daniel lived. Mr lying both sides
BIZ wnch affords quantity OF valuable low
ground There sufficient quantity oi wood land. which lies
yenent Keep plantation. The good and
comfortable The land we'll adapted tie growth o wheat,
other generally cultivated III Tins The land
viii be shown 10 auy wishing by he err
who lives the day vii be sold the stock Horses
valuable, Cows, Sheep and Hogs
plantation household Furniture. including penid Piano,
FERNS Ian, be years credit the other
will be above lollars;
sIuaai under cash. JOHN y. RICHARDS. Executor
Seur. 6-ciw Williams =. Daniel, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-01

HKooK WOODS bundled heavily timbrIcd rae, oak
~ c.stnu': about lhrtc a!i Il haii miles nom The rlvc
SBl IN iiis sa.l clearing tie pine woods ani
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.AnLE. l0niS CnuYrY LANns, 40.

OR SALE Tile ubscrlbrr under al the Circuit SD
irroF Count % Law AID Cauc'r ok Will sell, ~
pubc autto. WEDNESDAY, The yi iy ocoaer. >i. III
"k rU"ihr roHlg pieces 81 valuable real property. belonging
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
Later frem California!
ARRIVAL or THE FALCON!
Great Fire In san Francisco

The steamship FALcoN arrived Mt New
Orleans during the evening Of the oath
instant, bringing later Intelligence from
the land Of gold.
Tie news is not Of much Importance
or interest. We shall give it MI briefly.
San Francisco has been again visited by
a disastrous conIlagrhtlnn, Ton the 1ithl
which destroyed several hundred houses.
and property TO tho amount of many mil.
lions of dollars.
The Alta CaliforAA says that gold has
been discovered ii Oregon. and that thou
sands are tirongina to the Wallal,- Wal
Iali, a tributary Of the Columbia River. in
search Of the shining ore. We trust they
may have n " good time of it,
Tho Placer Times has become n daily
paper.
They have commenced digging nh Ar
tesian well in SIN, Francisco.
The Falcon brought over q large nrlrn-
Der Of passengers, some twenty thousand
letters, and several bags Of newspapers.
Quiet prevails on the fstlinits. and h,tsi-
ness Is GENERALLY PROSPEROUS. We can ga-
tier no farther items of interest,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
Death from Fireworks.

The Chddo Gazette gives the following
account Of lepibrable event which occur.
red IN Shreveport OH tie 18th instant. Il
should he q terrible warning to all PERSONS
engaged iii Tie preparation Of fireworks
On Monday night, while Mr., Catoir was
giving an exhibition IF fireworks, ffls
bornt&trdment@f Vera Croz being the sntl
ject Of representation his assistant beiia
frightened, let his FIRE fall upon Il pile Of
rockets, which exploded Immediately, n.y.
ing in Ill objections through the assembled
crowd, one Of them striking Miss Cecilia
Leonard, Il very accomplished voting lady
Of our town, md piercing her right rye,
passed through her head, mangIiug and
killing her in tf,e most horrible manner.
This occurrence his thrown the deepest
gloom over Our citizens, and the ~sil1eefest
grief Is everywhere manifested ut the M.
timely and shocking fate o one Of four most
beautiful and au1iable young ladies'.
She was seated near the fanity Of Mrs.
Stefret, on the extreme end Of HE highest
bench, placed round within Il fnuvas. for
the accommodation Of visitors, and wien
she WIS struck, Immediately fell to the
ground Mrs. y, thinking TINT she had
falnted, instantly went TO her assistance,
and ralslng her from the ground, discovered
the large heavy waddjpe Of tho rocket
buried in her eye, sotne two Inches deep,
and the stick round wliittl the rocket is
madc. having pierced directly through,
projecting at the back part Of her head,
some four Or five inches. The MD Of ply
siclans was instantly procured, but no skill
could stay the spirit which was fast ebbing
from the shores Of time ind after being
conveyed, amid the lamentations Of all
present, and the wailing and grief Of her
bereaved parents, md brothers, ind sisters,
to- her own room, ut her fathers house, she
expired, apparently i6sensible to the En-
IRENE pain she must have suffered.
May the sod rest lightly Oh thy young
Bosom, and the summers breeze breathe its
softest requiem to thy gentle spirit
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

At a meeting Of the above Company,
held ut their arulory, in the State Capitol,
on the 23d instant, a committee of three
was appointed to draft Resolutions ex-
rressive Of the feelings Of the Company,
on the death Of Corporal VIZ. IT, amtrn,
who reported the following Preamble and
Resolutions in behalf Of the Company.
Whcrcns, It has pleased the Almighty
Ruler Of the Universe to take from among
us by death, orr highly esteemed brother.
soldier, Corporal~W II SMITH, who
was so severely injured on the 18th inst.
by the premature discharge Of the Conn
pany's cannon, whilst engaged in firing a
salute in memory Of the late President
TAYLOR therefore, belt
Rcsolren That in respect to the mem
DRY Of our deceased brother, we wear the
usual badge OF mourning, and that the col
ors Of the Company be shronded in mourn
ing, for the space Of thirty days.
ResoIred, That in the death Of our es-
friend and fellow-soldier, we in
common with his family and relatives,
have suffered an irreparabIe Ioss--and sym
patbising with his family in their sad be-
we tender them our heartfelt
coincidence.
Resolrea, That the family Of the de-
be furnished with a copy of ihe a.
bove Resolutions, and that they bd pub
Iished in the papers Of this city.
$. G. DAVIS,
Commitsee.y w. A. BRYAN,
WIZ. KERBY.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
LATE TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

The teaner America has arrived and
brings news Of mn advance of Id. on cot
ton in Liverpool. 9
Sir Robert Peel Ind beeti killed by Il inll
from his horse. lie WINS one Of the great
est men England has ever produceed,
In the Senate, on Friday, O9th,) Mr..
Kings motion to amend the Compromise
bill, by d'vidingc'alifornia by the line OF
80 . was rejected by u majority Of IL,
rRor WEBSTER TO ne EXECUTED.
BALTIMORE, Fr1aaU, .July 19.-Thc
execution Of Prof. Webster is fixed forstlle
3Oth Of August.
wARL1kE NEWS FROM PORTUGAL.
Great excitement was produced at Lis.
bon by the arrival in the Tagus Of the
American squadron to enforce the Amer.
can claims. Twenty-four hours in which
10 return m answer, were allowed by the
American Commodore to the Portuguese
Government. The latter is determined to
resist the demand. Tie squadron consists
Of the frigate Independence and steam fri
gate mississippi, under command Of Com.
Morgan. We much doubt the truth o. the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
The telegraph,

I'd hi
Nv reference 10 al I'D advertisement IN the
proper column. it will I've seen TINT the
Peoples telegraph is in prime work
ing order from Louisville TO New OFleaus,
and that dispatches con he forwarded,
with lightning ewiitneea, To all PARTS OF the
Union.
THIS line has recently beet, leased nv
Mr. JAMES y Rrrn. n mhn of iudomit-
able industry AMI great business capacity,
In NJ extremely short space Of time he has
rebuilt aud repaired the limo along It's
Whole length. aud llas put it IN excellent
working condition We doubt not that
the aame energy and industry will keep II
in goo1orlnr. We hope that Mr.. Rrrp's
venture will prove u profitable ono.
Baton Rouge may now be said to I've
in town for have we not tho lightning
wlcrewith to hold converse with all parts
oi the Union. and il not the PiaHb RdaR
soon to connect la closer with the ricl, aud
growing interior. II ia 80 laid down BY
the fart N the one case, and by "manifest
destiny" IN the other.
The gcntlcmanly orrorator at this point,
Mr. II :. lnltNauN. is now receiving and
forwarding dispatches with punctuality
aud certainty.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

We published in OR last The names ii
Tho committee appointed by The Governor
~ ptHteea to Washington fof the purpose
81 receiving tile remains Of Gen. TAftun
aild Of bringing them to this place, About
the srt1le time the authorities Of New Or
leans recommended the appointment ufa
turnrnittee Of one hundred for this rnf-
pose. Here is the answer IF the Govern
OF to 4 letter from Mayor Cfusst1a,i which
informed hin " the nctipii Of the autllufi-
ties n New Orleans on tie subject. It
lie seen that the Governor declines
making the appointments recommended !!
Executive OFrtrf3 Baron HouaE,
JniY ~, 1850.
UeHr Stf-Iour letter Of the etli inst,
covering the resolutions Of SIZE Joint
Committee Of the authorities Of the city
If New Orleans, ~ make arrangements
fur the burial uf Gen. Zachary Taylor,
Int President Of The United Etntes, has
been received, md IN nnsWaf | beg leave
| q state TINT Immediately after receiving
certain information, Of the hettll Of the lite
President. Gen Taylor, | addressed q letter
to Mrs. Inplnr. through, Col Bliss. ex-
pressing whit | believed to be The wishes
Of the people Of Louisiana, TINT his tes
,nnius be brought to this State for Ittfial.
aiid that | proceeded at o',re to appoint n
committee to proceed to Washington, for
the purpose OF escofting The bJtfy to this
State, to br Inferred within the hor,ipfs, ut
sonle place hereafter to he tlesig,,ated-at
Ills place, | presume.
The committee appointed ly me were
eighteen in number, selected from different
portions oftle State, md Mr.. Hnselit,s, If
yot,r city, wac appointed chairman Of this
committee to whom ! have transmitted n
copy of my letter TO Mrs. Taylor. Il list Of
the iiaines Of the committee. leaving all
the details OF the mode Of proceeding to
their good judgment, and also requesting
Mr., II, through, ct,e Of the eotntnittee,
to open Il correspondence with tie atnilv
Of The late President, to ascertain their
wishes OH His melancholy subject.
" was my impression at the moment.
that u committee Of fifteen or eighteen
respectable citizens would he amply sufIi-
rient to represent the State upon This oc-
casiun.
The contingent fund being amnll. mud
. lnrge portion thereof ~altealy expended.
ana rs ! have nc power 10 incur extrnnr-
dllnry expenses upon any occasipt, what
ever, | do not feel myself authorised to
render the Etate liable for ST largn II debt
rs would necessarily be attendant upon the
appointment of u committee Of one hun
bred, ne recommended l,y tlle lolnt rpsolti-
tons III the authorities Of The city Of New
Orleans.
for arv further arrangements in rela.
tio', to this subject You will please consult
with Mr.. Hoseliiis, chairman of the com
tl'ttee already appointed.
] remain, very respectfully, your mnet
serve IoFfrH WalKrrt,
Governor Of The State Of Louisiana.
Hon A. u Gresham New Orleans,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

The Cholera.

This terrible disease is raging with great
fatality in many Of the cities Of the West.
1t had commenced abating in Cincinnati,
at the latest dates, 18th inst. In st. Louis
it was very fatal. Sixty-one deaths from
Cholera alone, occurred in St. Louis on
the 18th. Our latest intelligence from
Nashville shows the welcome fact that the
disease was there rapidly disappearing.
There is some Cholera mt various points on
the river, lower down, but not mnch. In
New Orleans the disease prevails to a small
extent, but not enough TO prevent the
statement from being truthflllly made that
the Crescent City is remarkably healthy,
for this season Of the year. May she long
enjoy o ike immunity!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
Thr Eentay Prisoners.

by thc following letter, which appears
in Thursdays Evening ricnyunc, @5th
instant. it will be sccu that a portion Of
the men captured on board the Gcorgiana
and Susan Loud have been released.
PrNsAcot,,. mn %. $50.
E,3stors I'ionYu5te-Below Won have a
list Of the Coloy pris1ers on board the
L. :. sloop.otwor Albany, now ut anchor
or the Pensacola Navy Yard. and there
detained until Comm'r Randolph receives
an answer from Washington. lie i'm.
me,liatclv on his arrival here wrote to
Mobile. ana from there n tclccraphic dcs-
patch was forwarlelto Washington Civ
rnw those III authority notice of the arrival
of the prisoners;
phcmas Welsh. J. w. Burns, John
i,stell. Alex. VI. Nallv, John Conner. w,
,MlntoSh. William I. Holland, James NJ.
Mortin, Thomas NJ, Armstrong, Arthur
Mcclure, John Gibbs, Levi Brown, David
kingswortlr, ,Tcseth @Rccd. Henry l..
Smith, Henry Stephens, A. z. Coalson, j.
III, Finch, John t. Garter, William Brown,
Wan, Smith, c. n. Parish, Geo. Mcdaniel,
John IL. Blackstone, James Folgcr, Vim.
Penton J.W. Winter, Alexander Miller,
james Brennan, James Tapley, Philip
Conner, W. l.. Harden, James MCGOWAN,
Antonio Francis. Joel d. lIayg, james,
oDonnell, John NJ Coalson, c. b.
Mathews. William b. Lake, L. B, Davis
Stephen IIaverstraw, A. i. Moore.
Assoon is | get information what is TO
be done with them | will Inform you.
CD J. Il. ID
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27

DtsuNtoN-@Thp following eloquent pas
saee is an extract from the Grafton Of
Judge Levi Woodbury., delivered Mt Ports
mouth, ". H.. on the 4th.
There hlrks u serpent in the paths of
ctr political partttiae. 1t is disunion. It
is not that the bands arc likely to be sud
denly cut or torn asunder by rio/hnfe I but
whit will they lie worth If neglected, de-
cayed, and allowed TO perish by omission
Of duties and Of the compromising temper
Ivy which the Union wis founded and can
alone be preserved? ] stand not here ON
this occasion ms the censor of any political
party or section, but rs Il friend to the con-
stitntion aud the Union against all ind
every aggression in spirit or deed, IF the
bonds Of II common language, n common
religion, a o1nmou country, u corurno
government, md NIL the great common
glories Of the last century, cannot make us
conciliatofy and kipd-canhot make all
sides forgive and forget sofnetbing-~can-
not persuade to some sacrifice even, if ne.
cessafy to hold us together, force ia as m
profitable to accomplish it rs fratrjcide is
to ~pertetuate peace in u omInon family.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
Confirm ation OF tlc Cabinet.

The Mobile Advertiser. Of the 2ll inst
contains tho following iue,rtant despatch,
We entertain nu doubt ui la correctness :
A ieleorarhic despatch from our repre-
sentative IN Congrcge. Hon VIM T. Al
ston. II now before ua. announcing that
on Saturday taat. sire4ilcut Fillmore sent
tn the Senate for confirmation. tho follow
inw nalne to compose his rNew Cabinet /;
DANIEL Webster. OF Massachusetts,. Sec
rotary OF state Thomas Eorwrn. Of Ohio.
Secretary of Treasury ,lamoa A. rcarcr.
on MARYLAND, Secretary oi Interior Ed
ward llatne oT Missouri. Secretary nf
War: William A. Graham. Of North Car
OHM, Secretary Of Navy. John i Crit.
tpntlen at Kentucky, Attorney General !;
N. * lttl. of New Norho Postmaster
General The nominations were all con
iirmrd . Cd
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
A New Steamer.

Tn the Cincinnati Journal Of Commerce
we find q description Of n splendid steamer
now building for Capt; JBssF IiAR1in that
city She is to rim in the New Orleans
END Bayou Sara trade. We have no doubt
she will he one If the most magnificent
steamers that ever floated upon the west
efn waters. N
Nfw srbamBoAr,-cSsp Jesse Hart.
one Of the most distinguished steamboat
captains in the lower trade has contracted
for n most magnificent boat 10 he built
here, 1T q cost of $50, 600, She is intended
for the New Orleans and Bayou Sara Trade,
where the Brilliant made such successful
series Of seasons for Captain Hart.
The new boat is to have two engines
larger Than those Of the Peytorn, with ~
feet stroke, SHE is to be $50 feet ON deck.
81 feet beam, and 7 feet hold. Her tabin
atone will cost over $1,000 Cabt Ifart Is
determined that she shall be unsurpassed
in speed or rrnunificence. There is every
reason to believe that this new bout Of
Capt Harris will take them all, for style,
furniture, speed and accommodations.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-07-27
#riank Roads.


W. EHhHAf"
any one by looking Mt the mp IF ON
state viii ut once discover, rom tlp sitt,s@
alton cfei'atoi Rouge. TINT II was DESIGN.
e' ny hatnre rs the point Of nplro1rr ~
The Mississippi river ft,ta the rot,nt,y IL
the rear-lDrtpinz n rndius If some eixty
rf eighty miles III e4Itfif TIE vallay If
the tofnite aud Afnite rivers aptt,,,,L,
within ten on twelve miles Of elr to,v,,
ano, ulver1ilg slightly, deivt,rl, into tle
fahes III tle rntr Of New Orlenps An
mat urge extent Of country bounded ty
f'oya two, s%trerlns, md q coisil rai,Ia Dor
LOG beFoiil, must. sooner or lathr. Gip1 -
shipping point III the Mississippi. at ,r
'ear Baton Rouge. Q
lie simple question FOR s~ofufInt, IL. Ina
the time yet arrived When i.I,a t}art,lat,o,
"'i' 'p''tts Of The country will Justify lilo
outlay Of n capital sufficient to e,nst,,,r,
good l1anh Roa1s to Ibis point Wa
tlnik, upon all Tie information to le hpl.
that tie rontl, if built to Clinton, tvo,t1
be not only highly advantageous II, The
country, but also a very profitable stock, or
investment Of money. II Is beyond ,
"oi'bt that, when the road sl,nlI he ppm.
pietea ana ~ operation, we shall have all
TIE pfulure oi The r%,iiiitry transported
over it, which Mt present finds its ,vav +,
tie river ny other and nfstrer ttiafs nj mn,
prohth. We shall have, also. in addition
a large and new business spr;pyipr ~,
near tlte road, in the conversion ~ ia
timber, pine, oak, cypress, md other
woods. to Me various uses Of eor,,potcs
If tie population, on or near Tie prf,,,oss1
road, is already sufficient to mike i !, ,,r,
htnhle investment to The Stockholders t,a,
tie question, rs tutimsy may be nirly SAID
10 be settled, Every one knows that the
mixing and putting INTO opsration Of auy
"f"'li'e' oi conveyance Of itself a]tfraets
n population. No one doubts, f,r . mn
'1eftt, that If the pine hills of st tieteno
Parish Ind the Mississippi rlvet aowinn
ut their base, they would be densety IN
liallted' Let a good Plank 1,oad I've rom
str'teted even to the tnafEin of lie pine
Wootls, directly east, and stfattaa ne the MS
sert'o'i may be, my life ont, the holders
would he more than rewarded for tbs eoe,
III less than five years from the period If
It's completion Natnte, in orr country,
has dctie nearly everything mid it only
IS necessary thai the enterprise Of MN
Should be brought to benr to enab1a her To
cafty out The original design. We have
ah n1hlttlatbng surface, requiring little or
no grinding abundance Of The finest tim.
Der in tbs world, and it is ohly FIR ~ to
VII IL to faise onr State to Shat pfouj po. .
sitlon among the States, which t3od md
Nature intended her to a%ssnine. Sl,a1l wa
sleep while the march Of Improvement IL
oil around rs! md be ~tatntinaly told ttUSS
nothing can be done Mt The South 7 Il il
possible there is so little enterprise in
Louisiana that her natnrai resource. ara
forever 10 lie dormant Let MS mite. as
one man, IN m enterprise So paipnbiy adj
vantageonhto all ~ciasssses Of Our commit.
nifty md the State 1T barge. This road TO-
( tI..4 - -Z.a4 - Ia 4 . a,