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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

w WILLIAMSBURG, -otl l1cC., 10Th
NY dear Sir: observe in the county Wing,
which came 10 hand this morning, that writer,
signing himself "Poquosin," has advanced The
idea, that "neilher any good Wing, nor any Repub-
lican who values the Right OF Instruction, can
consistently vote for Mr.. Bowden" have not
the advantage of knowing who "Poquosn' is, nor
would venture 10 say whether his residence is in
York, James CITY, or Williamsburg but one thing
desire you TO do for me- and that is TO assure any
OF my constituents, with whom you may meet, that
fully acknowledge the right of the constituent
body to instruct their delegate, and the duty of the
delegate to obey or 10 resign and wish you TO
make this known as early and as widely as pos
p.,e, and especially 10 The Whigs-that they may
contru,e tp be instructed if the people desire 10
here and lH,iion. shall haveit fully understood
The SenatorIas Civ.
the writer in the WmGon is The subject on which
olalion of Instructions. 1lohends design Vi
is moi yet fixed il will moi proLnf that election
sooner than The 10Th Of January; a,iake place
termcdiate time, full opportunity will be abe in
my opponents 10 remove all doubts as 10 the wTd
that my district entertains relative 10 the election
Ct Senator, by Obtaining from the people direc
and unequivocal declaratio on The subject.
That The people whom represent desire me tc
vote for an anti-Texas Senator-placed in Con
gress to thwart the measures of the Adminisra
lion which The nations will has so recently ad
vanced 10 power, and TO nuilify the voice Of vir
ginia, pronounced by a majority of about 6,OO(
in opposition 10 The principles and policy which
a Wing Senator would mantaip-s what shall
never believe, until by some clear and maniies
declaration from them all shadow of doubt shall
be removed. Virginia, you must admit i
entitled 10 Republican Senator-no matter il
what aspect the subject may be viewed
II you look 10 numbers alone, she is Republican
! BY about six thousand majority. II you regard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

TN CHANCERY-VrRc AT Ruiz =,
i in the Clerks Office Of the County CoGn
buckingham county, on MONDAY, the % %:
December, 1874: ;.
Fuqua Cason, Hiram B. Cason, and Qbafla
Woodall and Mildrigc his wife, PN.'
against
John R. Gillian, Executor Of Sarah Cas'
deceased, William Cascn, James Cason, "a.
mel Robertson and Polly his wife, Samue =
cock and Nancy his wife, and John q. = =
and Sarah his wife, Der
The defendants William Cason, James Ca
Nathaniel Robertson and Policy his vile, san.
Adcock and Nancy his wife, John G. Gof>ey =
Sarah his wife, not having entered 'hei' &!ft
ance and given security according 10 ihc q.
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, ans ! I
pearins b. satisfactory evidence that they a. !.
Inhabitants of this country: It's ordered vat
said absent defendants DO appear on NE l!'s'
of March term next and answer he elll 2,
plaintiffs and that copy Of this order &c !,
with inserted in some newspaper pu5li>hed !.
CITY Of Richmond for two months snccessr
and posted at the from, door of the couIt lI@S
this county. X. ELDRiDuE, - =
Jan. 3-w2m
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WEsTHAM FOR RENT OR LEASE.
THIS valuable Farm, situated on James y
about nine miles above the cry 81 y.
mond, will be rented or leased fora term o. ~
al public auction, on the premiss, on MohGay
9Th Of January, ISIS, at IL o'clock. On ne :, !
is seeded crop Of whear, sad preparations n
tor the coming crops ofcon, oats Nj i,
s sect Of young mules horses, cattle, sheep e.
ing utensils, cropsof corn, oats hay TO-
' Terms.~Und,t 800 cash; over this ami,
some credi, foyapproved endorsed nego..ab. |
=, Aiierthe above Tavern is rented; therg
be hired 10, The year 1915, all the plantation hs
about SO in number, and among therpaE
smith. G. AMHkE
Dfc. l3-ewtds
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We have never seen the papers more barren
Of news than in these HOLIDAY times. All the
editors seem 10 have devoted themselves TO the do
meslic pleasures Of the season, from which they,
above all others, are generally debarTed; and The
great public is forgotten ''for the nonce." A,we
cannot manufacture incidents in this ''dull owr,"
we give up our columns, mostly. 10 the rowicd de-
mands OF our correspondents, and The Eighth An
nual Report OF the President Of The James River
and Kanawha Company, portion ofwhich will
be found on the first page Of this mornings Daily
Enni1irnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

We invite attention 10 the powerful letter OF
from Mexico, which seem 10 portend the down
fall OF Santa Anna. viii The Wings OF The Sc
maize still persist, that We should ask the consent
of Mexico 10 the annexation Of Texas-whcn it
is clear, that The former doomed country, prey
10 intestine discussions, cannot command her own
ambitious and discordant spirits? AL The present
Texas occupies vastly higher moral
position in the scale OF nations than her would-be
mistress. In every sense, Texas is more indc
pendent than Mexico
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r HAVE FOR hire several good Drivers, several
i good Blacksmilhs, several Cooks, Washers
and Ironcrs, Field Hands, &c.
Y. z. HILL,
Ian At Bell Tavern
=. HILL,
Bell Tavern.

TN RY-VIRciSn.-At Circuit
i Superior Court of Law and Chancery, con-
tnued BY adjournment and hollcn for the county
OF James Civ and the City Of Williamsburg, at
the Court House in the said city, on Wednes-
day. The fifteenth day of May, in the year one
thousand eight hundred aud tofiy-tour
John Blair Whiting ar infant under the age OF
,wenly-one years, BY Richard liorner, his next
friend and Richard Horrer and Mary his wife,
late Mary E. Little, Pitts;
against
Thomas G. Pcachy, Executor Of Mary B. An
drews, deceased, and William S. Peachy, admi
nistrator with the will annexed ofJohn B. Peachy,
deceased, Deits
The complainant, john B. Whiting, having at
tanned his age of twerty-one years, and being no
longer an infant 1t is ordered that that fact be
suggested upon The record; and this cause having
abaled by the death of The defendant John Blair
Peachy. and having been revived in the name OF
William S. Pcachy, Administrator dc bonis non
with The will annexed oithe said John B. Peachy.
and coming on now again 10 be heard upon The
original and amended bills exhibits filed there
with lie transcript Of The decree of the Court OF
Appeals made in the said cause, the answers OF
the defendants, Thomas G. Pcachy, Executor OF
the last will and testament OF Mary b. Andrews,
and the answer Of William 5. Peachy, Admins
traitor de bonS non win the VIII dbneAea Vi 'ohii
B. Peachy, the examination oil witnesses, and
was argued BY counsel. Upon consideration
.,..;eof, the Court, without seltling any prin-
doth a.the cause, by the consent Of the parties,
Thomas U. S.gier and decree, that the defendant,
testament OF MA, Executor of the last will and
DER before one OF ,.:,Arews, deceased do rem
the estate of his restatriS, the saad doines upon
is required 10 state, settle, and report " b. who
the Court, with any special matter deemlcsae 10
men, BY himself, or which he may be required.
state by either OF the parties. And it is iurhel
decreed and ordered, that the aforesaid defendant
Thomas G. Peachy, submit himsclf,o be examin
ed in solemn form, upon oath, before the Com
terrogatories to be exhibited 10 him by The sait
complainant touching and pertinent 10 the mat
ters of the said account required 10 be rendered b,
him. A Copy. Teste,
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IWe hear that Mr. TREEvII. who is ccchra.
ted for having the most complete and beau;i,ll
Astronomical Apparatus in the world, yisi,
Richmond in few days, for the purpose OF deli
vering his popular Lectures on Light and A>.ro
Monty The Planetarium, which has been cen
slructed under The SUPERINTENDENT Of Sir John
Herschell, with upwards Of 20 900 paintings 81 The
Universe, mus. prove source OF great attraction
The New York and Philadelphia press speak n
The highest terms of the Chemical Doranla, con.
ssting Of 40 scenes in the Holy Land &c. and
which are exhibited after each Lecture.
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RrME0pn ACADEMY.


TIME subscriber would inform hi former
l. irons and the public generally, ihai h, I.
again taken charge Of this Institution. ne q
cises Of which will be resumed on The I1l'i y.
In this school will he laugh; The Latin, '';eee
French languages Ma,be mates, inciu!its -.
melic, Algebra, Geometry, Plain and SgDehe
Trigonometry, and Surveying, Nanra fa'l'
ply, Chemistry, together with all The tFane.es
the English language usually taught IN ptle'
tory schools Of! the highest grade
The .iriciest attention will be paid = TIE ~ /.
culture of the youths entrusted 70 ii!u. a.. !.
discipline will be firm but parental.
Terms per Session NJ Tn .lloHiaf
Board, including every thing, S!W
Tuition, ~
One-half payable in advance and iAc ts.,'
on Isl September. II. J. CHRIS Iia-.
Jan 3-w2w
yT Wing requested TO copy
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

WILLIAMSBURG, December %. 1874
The parties concerned in the foregoing decree,
are hereby desired 10 take notice, that have ap-
pointed Wednesday, the 9th day OF February
next TO take the account required by said decree
on which day. by ten o'clock, in the forenoon, at
my office in the city OF Williamsburg, the parties
aforesaid are required TO attend with their youch-
ers papers, and evidence, TO enable me 10 carry
said decree into effect accompanied by, this orig-
nal decree and notice.
Jan. a-w5w sAML. SHIELD, Conn.
LAWSON'S FOR SALE
m That large and excellent Farm belong
I'D ing TO DR.. R. B. Stark, called Lawson's.
GSzM in Princess Anne County, and contain
20 acres, about 600 acres in cultivation, is
sale. On this Farm is large Brick
ID four Rooms on floor, with all
Iildings The land is generally ver
Saser can have Negroes, slock,
hing necessary on the Farm.
COOKE, Executor
ing Houses in differ
Dec. is-so:ds
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GAS LIGHTS

We noticed in our paper, few DAYS ago tha,
a small Gas Light apparatus was being prepared
for the purpose of an exhibition and lecture
We are now informed by Mr.. BroadmeaGow
who has constructed works OF considerable mag.
nitlde and whose lectures on chemical science
have been frequently heard and highly approved
in the cities of the North, that he will be prepared
10 exhibit the Gas Light and lecture on tie same
on Saturday evening, January 4h al the Club
House in this City. The reason why this place
is preferred is this: il is the intention Of Mr. L 10
disJoint one part Of the Gas Light apparatus ior
the purpose Of showing an improvement OF his
own invention, and should this be done in well
finished room on carpeted floor il might create
some little inconvenience. The apparatus viii
be perfect in all its parts, and The ish, burning
during the time of the lecture. Four stoves v ii
heat the room, and the seats will be made clean
and comfortable.
An estimate will be prepared 10 show the ccst
Of an establishment OF this kind for the Civ cI
Richmond, and The profits likely 10 accrue ard
should the City not be Lighted ty company, Mr.
3. will poin, out the advantages OF each ndy.
dual having one for his own use.
The expenses attending this exhibition and lee.
ture will be considerable but 10 induce the cii;-
gems 10 attend the price OF admission Will lie oay
% cents The doors will be opened ct : o'cocS,
and the lecture commence a, halt past :.
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ALL SORTS or BARGAINS +

ALL SORTS or BARGAINS -
Boots, Shoes AMI IrurtS. Hats amt CAPS. LGGe
ln6s
T HAVE on hand a mos; complete aS.oHml-
i OF the above goods, including Riogan> Al
servants cheap Flats and Caps, and can l1:Dr
any kind, from scrvanls', 10 The hand,om.., .fe'
articles for Ladies and Gentlemen. i llulc ..gal
or than they are usually sold.
f. SHEPpER>GN,
90 Main ST., door below X. II. jenkins
Tai
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n he Ediiors of he Enqui,tr :

To he Editors Of he En7Ni'tr:
Gentlemen: The enclosed letter from Mr.. Bow
den 10 me, has been approved by such Of our
friends as have seen it, and they think i. best TO
have i. published. If you can ind space in your
columns, be good enough 10 give il an early in
scr,ion. Yours, respectfully,
ED. S. RUSSELL.
30h December 1914
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election In The States IN question was, If I mls-

Tn The Iale cangass he Slo0d on Inc Old SrouHu,
rep,,diarine, upon The Tariff question, every posi-
ton assumed in 1910.
Now look at the result of The election when the
issue was directly ss~ The Tariff Of ~ on The one
side, and the principles of the Compromise Act
IN The other.
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DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFIcE-Dmuire
ID Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass W. ~.
20 So - 81 G3 s IS - II 10 -
$4,000 Capital
Drawing OF small Lo.lery comes e haEi Z
to-day's mail Capitals: SIS! 600. 3Oc0 2'r'
1873, each OF 1000. Of 500. 1t 6lJ = 40
400, oil 300 &c, sc. IS Nos, Il drawn BAL, :
Tickets s.. For sale by ibc Package d ,i....
Ticket, by THDS. y. BIGGER
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WILLIAMSBURG. 18th Dec. 1914

Both December, 1914.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
CITY HALL, Baltimore, June 26, le45.
ROUTE Of THE PRDCESSJnN.

QC}- The Chief Marshal is compelled to defer the
publication of the Programme, which will embrace a
detailed arrangement of the funeral soemnities of
Tuesday next, in consequence of the short time al
lowed him to receive the reports of the different as
sOCiation But the necessity OF prompt action on the
part of all those concerned in the preparations rem
ders imperative the early announcement of the Route
Of Procession in order enable those residing on the
line of march 10 prepare such INSIGNIA OF MOURNING
may be in compliance with the request of the ssEx
ecutive Committee"
The Procession will be formed in Baltimore stl eet
the right resting on ilowad-st., and will move down
Baltimore to High st; down High TO Pratt down Pratt
Bond; up Bond to Baltimore; no Baltimore to Eden;
up Eden to Holland; up Holland 10 Aisquith; along
Aisquith to Gay; down Gay to Baltimore; up Balti-
more to Eutaw; up Eutaw to Franklin; along Franklin
to Cathedra along Cathedral to Mount Vernon Place
After the ceremonies at the Monument, the Process
sion will move down Charesst, TO intersection with
Baltimore suce, AT which place it will be considered
us dismissed.
The Chief Marshal directs his Aids and Assistant
Marshals to coniorn TO the following regulations:
Specia! .4ils, will be designated by white satin sash,
with black rosettes white satin scarf upon the hat,
Grape upon the left arm and Batoon trimmed with blk
and black rosettes
Assistant HarShQiS-Blaek sash, with blk rosetes;
black scarf upon the hat Grape upon the left arm aud
Batoon trimmed with black and black roset es
The y7id and assistants will dress in deep mourn
ing, with white gloves-ali to be mounted and their
horses caparisoned in black.
1t SOL HlLLEN, JR,, Chief Marshal.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Meeting Of .4rrang emenls The Executive
Committee who were appointed to make ar
rangemcnts for the funeral obsequies of Gent
Jackson, met yesterday afternoon at the City
Hall. Nothing Of any importance was done,
and after receiving the reports from the com
mttees appointed at the former meeting, they
adjourned. We learn that the Rev. DR.. Wyatt
will open the ceremonies on Tuesday with
prayer and that the Rev. Mr.. Purviance will,
at their close, pronounce the benediction.
Caught him. Daniel Steever was arrested
yesterday by High Constable Clifford and Of
Ger Moore on the charge of being the person
who so grossly assaulted The colored boy Abram
on Tuesday last. He was taken before Justice
Schaeffer who held him to bail for further
examination on Monday next The boy is still
lying in critical condition.
Coroner'S Inquest. An inquest was held yes.
terday afternoon, by James Hooper, Esq, Co.
roner over the body OF a colored man named
William Miles, aged about so years, who died
suddenly, in the course of the morning, at a
house in Caroline,st. DIR. Douglas was in at.
tendance, and, after examining the body, gave
it as his opinion that his death was caused by q
disease OF the heart, and such was the verdic
Of the jury
.1tdtnS dnd .iOcftthS We Escape 'otooSS'-
Gideon Gross, FREQ coored man, was arrest
ed few days since, by officer +. Mckinley
on the charge of aiding and abetting in the es
cape of woman and her four children, slave
of Mr.. VIM. P. Mills. He underwent an ex
animation, Yesterday afternoon, before VIM. A
Schaefer, Esq, and was fully committed 70
trial.
"A Regular Rog. Officer Ruly arrested yes
terday afternoon Joseph Row, on the charge q
'kicking up row. by assaulting and beatin!
his mother, Mrs. Row, and his sister, Mar.
Row. lie was taken before Justice McAlister
who, in default of the required security, com
mtted him to jiil to appear and answer for hi
: ro'odyism at the Saturday Court
: Furious driving. Peter Mynhart was yes
terday fined 81 and costs by Justice McAlister
for violating city ordinance, in driving hi!
milk cart at furious rate through the public
streets.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

[55-At n special meeting of the Baltimore United
Fire Department, held at the City Hall on Tuesday,
Oath inst, the following resolutions were offered BY
Gen. Anthony Mtenberger, and unanimously adopted:
ResoLred, That the Baltimore Unied Fire Depart
will join their fellowcitzenS in the funeral pro-
cession of Tuesday next, as tribute of profound re
spect they entertain for the memory of the late Cen
Andrew Jackson, Ex President Of the United States.
Resolued, That the companies be requested to ap-
pear without apparatus and in citizens dress, with
banners, &c. shrouied in mourning each member
with Grape on the left arm.
On motion of Mr. Dukehar,
ReSolrcd, That a committee of five he appointed by
the chair, with fall power make such arrangements
they may deem necessary for carrying ont the fore
going resolutions.
CoBmiee-Alessrs, Dukehart, Ireland, Levcring
Vansant and Col. Mcclure.
At a meeting of the committee. Jesse Hunt Esq.
was unanimously appointed Chief Marshal of the De-
parment, with power to appoint such assistant mar
shas rs he may deem necessary.
JOHN DuKEHART, Chairman
je2I L. H. L. F. ID.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
T. NJ. McILHANY,
H'sIorough, Loudoun County, "a, Nov. 30, 1874


EDOSTSCRIPT. PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.
-n will offer my Land at public sale, in parcels to
SUIT purchasers, on the 9th of AUGUST NEXT, if
tar, II not, on the next fair day, the premises
Alter the sale of the land will offer, at public alc
tion, all my PERSONAL PROPERTY. Sale 10 con.
tinue from day 10 day IL all is sold.
The personal property is very extensive and of the
most valuable kind. The STOCK is hghl6 improved,
and the FURNITURE of good quality.
Immediate possession Of the land will be given.
{G3- Terms of sale made known on the day OF sale
+. VI. MclLHANY.
June 81, lS45. ie27-ts
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
SAMUEL ]. PENTz, Sec'y. GR]

{h3-I. o. o. +. r. w. GRAND LODGE OF MA
RYLAND. AT a special meeting of the Grand Lodge,
convened at the Egyptian Saloon, on Monday evening,
23d instant, the following preamble and resolutions
adopted
WHEREAS, il has pleased the Great Grand Master
of Heaven and Earth to call 10 himself the greatest
Hero and Patriot of the day, the ever to be amened
Ex President ANDREW JACKSON; and our fellow ct-
Zens deemng il due to honor his memory by a Fune-
raj Procession, in which we most cordially concur
Therefore, be it
Resolved by the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, in Grand Lodge assembled, That will unite
with fellow citizens in paying all honors to the
iIlustIous deceased, ANDREW JACKSON, on Tuesday,
July lst
Resolved, That the subordinate Lodges and En-.
equipments be requested to appoint committee of
three from their respective bodies to meet in convcn-
ton on FRIDAY EVENING, the 9th inst, to make
the necessary arrangements
Resolved, That a committee of three he appointed
by the Grand Master to meet in convention with the
subordinate Lodges and Encampments, and that said
committee he authorized TO employ music, and re-
present this body in any and all joint meetings of citi
zens and associations.
Past Grand Masters Marley and Mearis and p. G.
Brashears, were appointed said committee.
Resolved, That Odd Fellows Hall be hung in mourn
ing during the ensuing six months, and that the front
of the Hall be shrouded in mourning on the day of
the Procession.
Resolved, That the proceedings be published in the
daily papers.
je26-2t CD. TEWKsBURY, Grand sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27
TAKE NOTICE.

a. f. COLEMAN respect -
aESeaB FULLY informs his friends and szs---s-e
customers generally that he has resuved his place of
business from No. SsB TO No. 92 Baltimore street,
where he has commenced manufacturing LADIES'
SHOES of every description, lin connection with his
Boot business that plOprietors of families can be
suited, from themselves down to their servants, with
all classes of work. The ladies need have no hcsia-
ton as regards the quality style of the work, he
has employed stephen F. Abbott to conduct that
branch of the business, who is well known in this city
by large number of ladies' as being competent aud
experienced workman.
N. -Gentlemen's Boots made with the same care
and despatch usual. je27
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

Iy-OFFICIAL DRAWING Of the Md. CONSOLE
dated Susq. Canal Lottery, class No. 26, for lS45:
73 81 10 So Fl sc as Al 43 81 IA So
67 and 49, being the lst and I'd drawn Nos each 800
10 and 55 being the Sd and 4th drawn Nos. each 60
81 and S. being the 5th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 40
Al and AZ being the 7th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 80
4 aud 43 being the 9th and 10Th; or IA and 27,
being the | lth and 10th drawn Nos. each 25
All having two of the drawn Nos on them, each l6
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, 60
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No ~ Cayertst.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

G5-I. o. r. NJ. At a regular meeting of pow
HAITIAN TRIBE, No. 5, /. O. r. NJ, held at their
Wiewam, on Wednesday evening, June 25th' the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased an a-wise Providence to
call from this world of sorrow and aictiOn 10 bright
rr and better land, the Hero and Patriot ANDREW
JACKSaN, on the 8th day of June, 1886 and whereas
It is our duty and that of alt CLASSES and associations
OF ms countTymen, to express in suitable manner
their heartfelt for the loss which the nation has
sustained.
Therefore, be it Resolved, That this Hall be Shroud-
ed IN mourning for the space of six months, a| tes
timonal OF respect 10 the departed Patriot.
It j. w, WILLIAMS, Sachem.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

FENO PAINTERS. Sealed proposals will be re-
II ceived by the Commissioners of Public Schools,
until the 9Th of July, 1885, for RE PAINTING 1.-TWO
coat work) THE ASSEMBLY BUILDING, corner of
Fayette and Holiday streets. The building will be
exhibited and pointed out by Mrs. Mshare, living
the premises Proposals to he left with the subscrb
er, No. 81 w. Fayette st.
J. w. TTLYARD, Clerk,
ie27-eO4t of Com, Pub, Schools,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-06-27

A VERDICT. The Government brought a
suit before the District Court at Philadelphia
against Purser Mexican Buchanan, to recover
the sum of 81 800. The latter claimed Sl,-
900 of the Government. The jury gave YER
dict of $500 in favor of the defendant.