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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

NOTICE. ., , r.,Y,
EpAVISG associated myself With my ncfhe" w ~ arc,ad
E6 FERRO on date the business VIII I ~ ne
under the firm OF THOMAS H. a. w u
The subscribers respectfully offer their 10 ~ iii ~,
the pubir generally General Agents and Colec'Is. hn
tend particularly private selling OF Negroes aso W VIC
ont OF Negroes renting houses. and 10 the III rnas
of ererv description the selling Of Rea l anu M a
OF Produce and will also sell publicly QUITO Inc TO- our
within Thirty City, all kinds OF properly
err we hope from xperience and prompt
hes' v '' w THOMAS H. Il WM. c. TAllAFERRo
G-n DWee on wan o'E'' ~ 'ie zoo " Jan. 81
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
GOING! GOING.! AND GO Me-: -,
VIZ OF the public anu nc @ h, hen
w lt1 10 ,- Money Sirihss ihs.o W., ~.
removed No the No lu2 can ne ehtaizeu
now offering grcacr bargains than ta IN -, n-,S
SB-We shall remanin the store, No. 80, uh''' is ''p
q doors below Purcell, Ladd s Coz EC&B
Juur q
BLUE LICK SULPHUR "ATEn ,n,,
ENRON the Blue Sulphur Springs Kentucky Hp % IT,,
n hand the summer months INC 80
iololes on ice enable customers TO procure pS ,ti
ny lime Also Sulphur and Saratoga
wv" wi u.a,srs For sale BY ADlE GRAY Diussss
eFal =" as " Successors 70 Alex. Duva li7 Main street,
aN0RTHINGTON SALT.-6O sacks for sale from VIVA
IuIy3
1;AR-5u boxes Stewards Loaf Sugar. 81 Dds stewart
y rruunL and Crushed lauding for sale ny ,>popr
Juy2 o't
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

Al PHILADELPHIA
respectfully friends and
the travelling community that has assumed the pro- Viii
pretorshp UNITED STATES HOTEL. Long known -Sll
in connection with the Hotel under the late proprietor he feels
ecy promising its old patrons that nothing shall be wanting
reputation the best kept house IN coun
spared completely rehng the entire
and attention the changes IN
PRODUCED and comfort Of the ladies' Firmly de.
tcrmne give satisfaction hesoc continuance OF mat patron.
age always freely bestowed on the old UNITED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

SUCCESSORS OF d PAINE & co.,
Managers OF lotteries,
WHOLE OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
EHTOLE TkeI s "a 81. the Grand Capital u $4,000
w returned this agency by H. CHALK vender for the
purchaser, the this within
fifteen years The ;rcke. was n MORRIS CO.'S
Lotteries; OF s3G 81 0l 26tr0 and =5
theirs all large within the last i've years sold
under the popua management OF T. NORRIS Co
Fp large prizes address orders III them.
L. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
1GRTCTU.TIJRAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscribe

A GKICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.--The subscriber
IA Agricultural Machincsand Implements
such Horsepowers, Threshers Drums,
Mills Corn Shelters variety OF pats
ers. SIDE Subsoil PIoughs Corn and
arrows all Of which will he made III the
nunne approved patterns lily Horsepower
tested and uniformly TO be The best
the Castings iron and
brass. furnished al short notice.
May2 III BALDWIN lHS VAIN srceI.
T6VO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for
d sale large supply Of Cosby's. Grants and Nm
Saunders superior GRAIN CRADLES; also, Grain
and G raSs Blades Whet Stones WIN PALMER.
M IN Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
VALUABLE FARM IN KING AND QUEEN

Sale OF VALUABLE LAtU'
VIII oder for sail hughes: bidder on TUE tie l.ih
,ay of August valuable plantation called NOOpHERl y
belonging TO the the late Dr. Meredith Fox I'M pro- e''y
il m sold in conformity the OF the VIII Tor Division be
tween The Iecarrs upper part SpUs lvana, The
North Anna River and 6s by recent survey The
land ia very valuable highly improved and admirably ADAPTED 10
the production of all the staple crops Virginia Ihee oil TIE
mare large and oushng vineyard and extensive ochar OF
selected by former proprietor
with great care and expense from the best nurseries not dig
tant Ion Virginia Central Railroad more than or miles, !"
very healthy and well wa.efe and with al arua
supply lumber. -, .. I'D. :, -.
ample for large iorec 'caF ne"
good nri"r, t''aIn FIX
coug and is beautifully situated as any Ia the c"Ghr;
invited The Land Ter them
cy,s The undersigned. his absence 'he manager fci ny
,nnn the farm vii! lake pleasure showing II 10 them
Az the same time Gale, all the ho-es and mules
which are of he description AMI III fine order; as' all Tue cat
n. AMI other STOCK wagons, CARTS ouss and oer aftins np:
For the land third cash. the remainder and
Two vr.rs,or IN. other property the will be made known
the sale.
huo''N' '"' BEVERLY X FtX,
III, o .,Js ESor of Meredith Fox. deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

n =. SSH THOMAS ID. SH E.LfQH AND DA-
- SHELTON. WHO ARE NUN-RLSlnENTS OF viz
w Take that the i Of August ISL IN the Clerk
louisa Cuur, House shall take the dispositions OF Francis
' "hcr and tie 'th Oi August lsJl. 1T the residence
Peter Cucrrant The county OF Guoch and shall lake the
s u: s.,d Cu.rranl and Others and The 9TH OF August
Robert ls7els county ni Louisa. shall take the
~ y Thomas shelton and others 10 be read as evidence
cec suit in the Circuit CuGr of Louisa County, Virginia.
I'm axe r Of WIN Shelton dec d., and admir- de bohls non
= vii xed OF John Shelton, dec plaintiff and you
'.si. DEFENDANTS.
k-.TH-rw;H WALTER G. SHELTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
by JOHN A. LANCASTER, AUCTIONEER.



yYT be sold at auction THURSDAY. lh July, -
w a, the American HOTEL the City OF Richmond. the loIo~r
Stocks belonging 10 the estate OF Anderson T. Mefo Nouo"a
6U shares Virginia Bank Stock
80 do. Farmers Bank : lck
40 do r. .&P K X. stock
0T do Richmond and ! rrsburg r. r. Stock
II do Manchester Co; . anu Woo!lcn Company
1856 Roanoke Savifa I"n Company
Is River kanawhd Company
- do. ApIomanx c mpany
bond OF the RIchd, |. 4 r. X. X. Company, 500
] DO. do. DO 10 e5ln
Ry nrI.rn f A. Il I'M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

CIAS. \, SMITH q CO.,
no |. OLD STATE ilOiSE. BOSTON,
NHOCfD Iiuty iuvi gen v4ng city, 10
w their for the present and
stock, Which regards
nal styles fine rich material and variety pronounced
Gwen by mior;ers superior stock line offered 10
the public
CUTTING DEPAR TMEINT.
Orr par looms Vests an! the wnrkmen
through I and cXrerlcnccd III be iounl
bnei with prrsoGat eNrr'iUns shall Ia those
who ayrr with ulrI for beauty Of III anl
Workmanship.
MASCF ACTURIS
In this department that strict attention
superior trimmings ad Workmanship VIII Ii has secured ior
patronage enu,. which cteImined,
all order, still enlarge.
4 as.nr Of CUSTOM MADE Ci.rriilNG.
ur fashionable dS Tor the accommodation OF
thos, wt, hayes m.o orier lS-cmSdln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

Will be aided 10 the above sale certificate % DEBT oi the Rich
mond ard Railroad Company payable Let july 1852
the thousand four hundred
and dollars ninety due the estate OF IA
dcrson p Miller BY order oil the huninistra'or .,,,.
Tu a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

FOR SALE.
HE subscriber authorized sell that beautiful Farm
and country called N"uu Erin" situated aGd
nal mile. south OF Capitol AMI about hall nile
ln!Aon line vi the CITY Ric!iun,i
nc tract Contains l3 which about 100 and III:
sse IN woods The improvements consist OF large an1 hand
some hricE ManSl"n with al The usual buildings a"cuco
~ !afse a'ccr as:e!Giy arranged. and highly sachld with
chnhs ~ ahG5aerv &C. I'll. cn,c heaihfes III The place,
ai 'c lac h TITS %iin fifteen minutes rae the l.
silcss ma Ses II peculiarly desirable person doing business
Richmond who may be fond Of Residing the ci
asu beaahu h"'e .. ~! acres. opposite Noun; Es. l
adjoining the re- l,eEce OF Mr. Whitehall!
The above valuable Farm aa Grave Of 1871 will
upon the premises WEDNESDAY al rrnoy
JHy l~5 fair the tar day. hour OF ornc
Terms liberal, ana made known On the day OF
June 25-l.Ls w. GUDDIS Aucf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08

Z, - 10 - WIIEELWRIG FIT, Nos. and 5
w Water Sheet Mass soe agents or r ss
caIs a n together with the assistance OF Inc moss "a
worsmeo me a;e T. cehore cose ta
pc SsTr conre i,on and furnish article winch Is ciose ~
ton OF, and frl!y equal to- the wen SO" FisK co.
July 2-d3taw2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-08
VI MAGE .ts' OFFICE-F. MORRIS 8; CO., RICH.
me GRAND CAPITAL OF $4,000 DOLLARS! u

& 9 wor:hamand F. w. Hancock Medical Exami ner'.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-12-12

"OHIo STATE SrocK BANK. -Thi.
is the general title assumed by the batch
Of banks now organized under the Free
Banking Law Of last winter. The ap'
propriating 10 themselves this title, moi
authorized in the law Of their creation
is with the view TO give the issues the
better credit abroad. The law does moi
require State stocks only as the basis ol
their operations, but allows stocks Of in.
corpora,ed companies also to be used al
their value. Neither these banks, abou,
thirty, nor those known az branches Of
the STATE BANK OF OHio, now near SO.
venteen, a-e in any manner connected
with the State, except that certain State
officers have somewhat Of oversight ol
their business. This stealing tho name
ofthe State, carrying the idea Of a State
security. is no better than a fraud, an
imposition upon innocent holders Of their
circulation. -Dgsanee Democrat.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-12-12
s Concluded nert ,peek.)

DISMISSED FOR SEDUCTION. -. The
Queen Of England has done a deed,
which will command her to the grateful
regard Of every true man and woman
throughout the world. One Of her
household has been n dismissed foi seduc-
tion. The act is an oasis Of moral beau
ty in the royal waste.
Il 10 saddenning 10 look upon the
loose tone Of moral sentimen, Of this
day. In some, SO called, fashionable
circles, a man is not 10 be welcomed,
unless he is moral leper reeking with
pollution, The world has curious, and
has deyilish notions upon these matters.
The seducer is pe,ted, and by no class
more than by sex whose fame he has
blackened by his baseness, while the
deluded and injured victim is branded by
a mark more dreadful than that Of Cain.
1t is all q mystery! Woman smiles upon
the fend who plants poisonous barbs in
the sisters heart already torn and bleed
ing. We have seen the foul lsper
caressed by socieiy--by females, while
lis con6ding but ruiued victim is literal
ly driven out TO wander the rest Of her
life through the dark pathways Of vice
and crime. She whom q holy Savior
would have forgiven with the hear. touch
ing reproof of "go and sin no more" is
never forgiven the consequences Of her
trusting nature by her fellow creatures.
-Cagga Chief
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-12-12

BY reference 10 the act Of Congress
approved OH September, l6BO. IL will bt
seen that, in consideration or certain con
cessions BY the State Of Texas. Il 10 pro
vided tha, tho .Uniled States shall psj
TO the State Of Texas tho sum OF ten mil
lions Of dollars, In stock bearing five
per cent. interest, and redeemable al the
end Of fourteen years, the interest pay.
able half yearly, at the Treasury Of the
United States"
In the same section Of the law il Il
further provided "that no more than five
millions Of said stock shall be issued
until the creditors OF the State, holding
bonds and other certificates Of stock ol
Texas, for which duties on imports wore
specially pledged, shall first file at the
Treasury Of the United States releases
Of all claims against the United States,
for or on account OF said bonds OF cerii-
ficates, in such form as shall be prescribed
BY the Secretary Of the Treasury. and
approved by the President Of the United
States"
The form Of release thus provided fol
has been prescribed by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and approved. Il has been
published in all the leading newspapers
in the commercial cities OF the United
States, and all persons holding claims Of
the kind specified in the foregoing proviso
were required to file their releases lin
the form thus proscribed) in the Treasury
Of the United States, on or before the Isl
day Of October, 1851. Although this
publication has been continued from the
25th day Of March, 1851, yet up to the
IL. Of October last, comparatively few
releases had been fled by tine creditors
OF Texas.
The authorities Of the State Of Texas,
at the reques, Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, have furnished schedule Of
the public debt OF that State created prior
10 her admission into the Union, with q
copy Of the laws under which each class
was contracted.
have from the documents furnished
by the State Of Texas, determined the
classes Of claims which in my judgment
fall within the provisions Of the act Of
Congress Of the 9th Of September, 1850.
On being officially informed Of the
acceptance by Texas Of the propositions
contained in the act referred to. caused
the stock 10 be prepared, and the FIVE
millions which sre TO be Issued uncondi.
tioually, bearing an interest Of five per
cent. from the LIST day Of January, 1851,
have been for some time ready TO he de-
livered to the State Of Texas. The au-
,hori,ies of Texas, up to the presen,
time, have not authorized any one TO
receive this stock, and il remains in the
Treasury Department, subject to the
order OF Texas.
The releases, required by law 10 be
deposited in the Treasury. not having
been fled there, the remaining five mil
lions have not been issued. This last
amount Of the stock will be withheld
from Texas until the conditions upon
which !. is TO be delivered shall be CON-
PEELED with by the creditors Of that Stute,
unless Congress shall otherwise direct by
a modification Of the law.
Concluded neat peek.)
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S2l7.5l7.I3O

$2l7.5l7,I3(
Since the 1st OF December last the
payments in cash on account Of the pub
|lic debt. exclusive Of interest. have
announced 10 ST. sol ,456 SO; which, how
ever, includes the sum Of $3,242, ,40(
paid under the 18th article Of the treaty
with Mexico, and the further sum oI
50, sol. .2lS As, being the amount oi
awards 10 American citizens under the
late treaty with Mexico, for which the
issue Of stock was authorized, bus which
was paid in cash from the Treasury.
The public debt on the 20th ultimo,
exclusive Of the stock authorized 70 be
issued 10 Texas by the sct Of 9Th Sep
temher, 1850, was $62, $50, 1876 20.
The receipts for the next fiscal year
are estimated at $5l, 500, 900, which,
with the probable unappropriated balance
in the Treasury, on the S0ih Of June
next, will give, 40 the probable available
means for tha. year, the sum Of $63, ,256,-
743 90.
II has been deemed proper, in view Of
the large expenditures consequent upon
the acquisition Of territory from Mexico,
that the estimate for the next fiscal year
should be laid before Congress in such
manner as 10 distinguish the expendi
tures so required from the otherwise
ordinary demands upon the Treasury.
The total expenditures for the next
fiscal year are estimated at $42,6 $780,
800 10, which there " required for the
ordinary purposes Of Government, other
than those consequent upon the acquisi-
ton Of our new Territories, and deduct
inc the payments on sccount Of the pub.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-12-12

LoNeRvirY.---In the Philosophical
Transactions the singular case Of Henry
Jenkins is recorded. The man died at
the very advanced age Of l69. A few
years before his death he appeared in
court Of justice and gave evidence in =
cause. The celebrated cause OF Thomas
PaH, Of Wennington, Shropshire, is also
detailed in the same publication. He
died in the year 1888, at the age Of l52.
DR.. Harvey, who opened the body after
death, states that he found i. 10 be in
mos. perfect state. His death was caused
by plethora, brought on by more luxuri-
Gus living in London than he had been
accustomed to in bis own native county,
whore his food was very plain and home-
ly. Parr lived during the reigns Of fen
kings and queens, and was buried in
Westminster Abbey. He married
widow aiier he was l20 years Of age
When he was Isl years OF age he was
brought to London by Thomas Earl Of
Arundel, and carried 70 court. Tha
king said to him, "You have lived longer
than any other mani" Par replied,
~ did penance when ! was 100 years
old His chief rules for longevity were
well known :--sKeep your head cool BY
temperance; your feet warm BY exercises
rise early and 60 soon to bed; and il you
are inclined 70 GET fat, keep your mouth
open and your eyes shut" or in other
words, "be moderate both in your sleep
and diatD E54.r,es
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-12-12

Tho following terrible words were adj
dressed by George Pharoah, executed
at West Chester, Pa, for the murder Of
Rachel Sharpless,) 10 his father, while
standing under the gibbet-"F Father, you
know you have not acted a good part to-
wards me; you have mover afforded me,
good example 10 follow, but have psr-
mi,ted me 10 grow up In Ignorance and
vice.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-13
BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.

DESIRABLE AND IMPROVING ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE
offer public sale, SOL between Az and
desirable lots, O'Clock,
ext, 10Th
Terms balance, by trust in
twelve months, day
of purchaser and right of
purchasers compliance with Title derived
from OF the original propIetoTs.
Square SOL lot H. As feet by 80 feet 9th
cousans 4,7U4 square feet.
Square H. fronting AZ by 80, and IS
west contains 4 1886 tquaf. feet
SOL 4o feet III inches 9th street, and rs
feet IA L. contains 1869 square feet
Square sol, front 50 south street. "a
III deep, 3S5 square
Square part olot IL fronting 50 feet south l29
feet III inches deep, contains " 100 square feet
1913
Ii inches contains 6,a2J square feet
square fronting SO south L. by 1913 feet ii inches
deep, contains 6,i96
square fronting by l29 IL inches
deep, contains 6,4y6 square feet
fronting so south l., by 81 III inches
and u deep, j, 756 square
Jet on contains 500 square
IL inches 81
rs south L. 21fe alley, contains 1886
square fronting inches Sd
95 deep confirms 4,701 square feet
JOHN CARROLL BRENT,
JOHN MARBURY,
Aug l3-aAds A. GREEN, Auouoneer
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST is, 1861.

M Mr. JAsss OF Cinenna, Ohio Is our general travel
s.su for States assisted by Jons T. Drsr, Wa
k..sIY Dr. j. WADswoKrs, H. X GRAVES, A. H. LAWS, JAMES
LorI TaosAs FKASKLAsD, and O. NJ
w,s.sAs persons has certificate OF the
Of the cy describing Their
n s,e viii risk In them, and we hope all on whom
L. may call 10 settle win thein
ma. " b. PALsss American Newspaper Agent is the only
agent paper the cities OF Boston, New York.
and duly empowered 10 take advertisements and
the required by u.s. HIS receipts VIII De
sd as payments His Offices areBostoa Congress streets
York. Tribune building; Philadelphia, northwest corner OF
hbud d Chestnut streets.
Mr. xHKp NJ. Lxws of Montgomery, Alabama, is gem
States Alabama Tennessee,
I ard by his sons, James o. and Samuel d. Lewis
M GosLpIn Of Richmond Virginia, general agent
b Virginia. assisted by travelling agents b. FULLER and JAMES
aosAs.
mfEswAKp SANFORD Cor express agents and bankers In
United States, London and Liverpool have been appointed
gents Unonn aud authorized TO receive subscriptions
this paper Their office IN London Is M Nc" ~
eham street, and In Liverpool at No. Columbia buldngs
mis- concern this country with the weiknown
Adams Co., agents. entitled TO he conn
lence Of our friends abroad.
yMr r. D. JonSsos of Galveston, authorized to procure
Ac for The Union in Texas.
0Y-Receipts from either Of the above viii be good.
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THE UNION.


We ind in the Cincinnati Enquirer OF The 9th the fol
lowing article Governor Ford elected by the wing,
and aboonists governor OF Ohio IN ls4s. Colonel
Weller MIR. Allen was formerly member Of Congress
We should suppose that the executive departments could
give information the nature OF the grant 10 the
Wabash and Erie canal, and the difficulties which were
great induce Governor Ford to pay Corwn fee
to have them removed We shall wait further develop
mens. In The mean Tine cannot but excalm, "the
times sadly Out OF joint"
:" A LAND MONOPOLY ExolrEMENG-A considerable fever
has been created among the people IN aud about Defiance,
Defiance county, account Of claim set up lately by
John w Allen Of Cleveland to some $4,000 acres of the
Wabash and e canal ands, which granted 10 this
State by the general government These lands lie IN the
township Ia which the fac iowa OF Defiance is located,
and Of are very valuable They held up, how
ever from sale for purposes OF speculation, and IN that
way have deprecans influence upon the prosperity OF
the for lying adj accent IL, and being kept out Of
the .rker III se who purchase real estate thereby
compelled TO take it ia remote locations.
Mr.. Aen II seems the agent of this State, by ar
rangement with Governor Ford 10 obtain this giant OF
hand fCui government and receive one-thpd oil all
granted his compensation He claims positively some
Is 900 acres, and lays in additional goo
but how he possibly do consistently with the
OF Congress making the grant with the acts oil our
own legislature giving the instructions how the lands
shall be Obtained and how disposed OF, is more
than we While the people Of Defiance
may have direct local interest in defeating his
monopoizng scheme. tho people Of the State at large
will fail that they have general interest IN
devong such lands the for which they were grant
ed dposng of them IN the legal manner directed ny our
State laws.
There may be sides the controversy and hope
see the question discussed aud all its points exposed In
time, trust that Governor Wood will not relax
any of his energies to protect the rights Of The State in h
matter If has proceeded SO lar already that correct
i've policy cannot reach IT.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-13

The PACIFIC RAILwAY-The Albany Register regards
the Pacific railway project one we may speculate
upon, though surrounded with nsurmountabe difficult
ties not likely TO be removed in day The funds
CURED for its construction very large, and cannot be
raised but II raised, the route raveTses vast desert,
like that of Sahara, where many yearly perish with
thirst and has surmount elevation OF six or seven
thousand feet above the termin and for sx months in
the year would be buried some twenty feet deep with
snow What would be saved in time the is,hmus
route by Panama would be more than lost in money.
The travel mig go this road, bul the wealth of the
Indies the grand object to be secured by the road,
never be transported on IT,
The Register is of opinion that Nature has designated
the valley OF the Arao, in New Granada for ship
canal and the istbmus OF Tehusnlepec for railway to
the Pacific The route by Panama may be used, and
bu, other likely to prove feasible and pac
ella, starting from some point the Gull OF Mexico
the mountains, SHOWS, and deserts mostly avoided.
fare but the details only be obtained by actual survey
would most Of the way follow the dividing line between
the United States and Mexico. 1t would traverse rich
mineral region occupied by Indian tribes OF doubtful
good will, and therefore but little explored West OF
Santa Re. and north OF the Ga extensive country
which may yet become rich and populous On the south
lies the Mexican State OF Sonora Astounding in arabic
lands and mineral wealth, though but sparsey set
tied with Mexcans, where not under the dominion of the
Indians Although this route is but little thought OF or
known, it will At no distant day attract attention