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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22
/" DEPARTMENT or STATE,

HSifHgfUH, .HHtd ", i''i''
"The undersigned, Secretary 81 State "i ihf
United States, has received The noe on ucheIa'
Ahnonle The Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Parliamentary Of the Mexican Republic, Of M
G,h instant addressed 10 his predecessor, the Ho'
uorable John c. Calhoun, protesting IN Tie name
~ his Government against the resolution OF tht
,,,c (.onorrss for ann-xng Ieyaa 10 The United
c,,ai... ana he has submitted The same 10 the Ptc
>ident.
ON answer The undersigned is n.irnciedlo say,
that The admission Of Texas as one 81 me STATES
oflhi. Union having received The sanction b"lh OF
H.. su;sJa,;vr and Executive Departments OF
,ha Cny.rnment is nov ilrevocahly decided, 50
l,r nc The United States are concerned. NolhIns
I'm, he refusal 81 Texas 10 railiy me iefin' ana
conditions On which her ADMISSION depends can
defeat his object II is therefore TOO Iaie al pre-
semi Ia rc-open a discussion winch mas already
been exhausted, and AGAIN 10 prove that Texas
-. ,onm e;nc. achieved her independence OF
Mexico, and nnw Stands oeio.e 'i'e roI'' pom =,
100 ,nJ y, lolfo as a sovereign ard independent
IS,.,a amid The family Of nations Sustaining
,h;s character and having manifested strong
Ja.;ro :, Loco,ne one OF the members Of our Con-
4. Tracy neither Mexico nor any other nation VIII
-. =, :. c.use al complaint against The United
states for admitting her into The Union:
"TLa President nevertheless regrets That the go
,,,.a,a,, III Ncyiro should have taken offence nj
hos. nroceedines, and he earnestly trusts that u
nav hereafter bedisrosedo view them IN more
c,wor,hlc and friendly ligh!. Whilst entering
M,nn Inc dn,ies ofthe Presidential Office, he cheer
ruIlv declares in advance, thai his inosI strenuous
.,f,r,s shall he devoted 10 the amicabe adjust
men, Of every cause Of complaint between The
tyo Governments, and 10 The cultivation Oh me
i;nd,sl and most friendly relations between The
aThe Undersigned has The honor 10 transmit 10
General Almonte his passport according 10 his
request, and 10 assure him Of bis distinguished
consideration and regard. ,,,o,
a(sisned) JAMES BUCHANAN"
To The Brigadier General,
Doy T. n. ALMoSTE, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

TRJIST SALE


PURSUANT 10 a Deed Of I'ru, duly execu-
i led, and recorded in the Clerks Office Of
Louisa county, we shall proceed, on "Wednesday,
The Both of April, 1915 at the residence Of Thos.
Shelton, Esq, in The lower end OF Louisa county,
10 sell the TRACT OF LAND on which The
said Thomas Shelton now lives containing 1871
acres. Go this Tract, there is large and con
venienl Dwelling House, containing Two Rooms
and a Passage below, and four Lodging Rooms
and Store Room above. II has all The neces-
sary buildings for the comfort OF iamiiy and
The uses OF a plantation
Also, one other TRACT, containing 300 acres,
The cleared land all rich; and this Tract has also
all necessary Negro Cabins. Stables &c.
Both of the above Tracts are line farming
lands; producing, in addition 10 the usual crops
Of this section, both Grass and Wheat have been
improved by The use of Glover and Plasler-are
situated in good neghbolhood, lie about one
mile apart, and have an abundance Of Wood and
Timber attached 10 each.
AT the same time and place, will be sold ELE-
VEN LIKELY NEGROES-(six men and five
women and yirls)-one Of The men IS sood
Cooper and Weaver and one Of The women a
good Cook--the rest good farming hands. Also
six Mules, and The plantation utensils.
Terms, &C., made known on day OF sale.
The title 10 The above property is believed TO be
perfect, but We shall convey only such title as IS
vested in US. The creditors Of Mr.. Shelton are
particularly invited 10 Attend the sale.
u. W. PERKINS,
JULIAN KEAN.
April l-cds w. M. AMBER
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CO-PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.
TIME undersigned have formed co-parncr-
j ship for the transaction OF Wholesale and
Retail Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS Bust
ness, under The firm and style of
GAY, MATHEWS & CO.,
And will keep constantly on hand, al The store
next above William Mitchell, Jr., choice Sc
lection. Theirpurchases are now heins made in
the principal markets of The country mostly tor
cash, and will be ready for exhibition and sale by
the LIST Of April next. at which time more gene
raj advertisement will appear.
CHARLES s. GAY,
THOMAS MATHEWS,
HENRY ERSKINE.
No. ITO, Main Street.
Richmond, March 4, ls45-cw2m
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Richmond. March 9Th, 1915.

-. The subscriber will continue the Grocery
and Commission business, at The old Stand Of g..
4 D., where he will keep constantly on hand a
iull supply Of Groceries g., which h. will sell
on very accommodating terms, Tor cash or I"
Junctua customers and attend 10 The sales Of
wheat, corn, tobacco, &r.--or any other articles
that may he entrusted 10 hi: care.
WM G.. cambridge.
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M. BUc1aRGn's R,y'M

Some lime since We published General Al
monies Protest. We Eow Iay before our rradel>
the reply Of The Secretary Of Stale, a we llhd II
in The New York Express 81 The 18Th instant
II is Short, clear, courteous, nl"deIalr bat Gcci-
ded The Express objects 10 MI BUCHANAN he
clarafion, that The admission ot texas, as one 81
me STATES ii lhc Union, i> now rrevocaby lie
cidrd so far as the United States are concerned.
We admire what the Express condemns. Il was
incuuhcnl an our Government 10 speak lete-
mined and decided langnage--ihat all foreign
nowers MIGHT see what they are III eSpect--ande s-
necialIy that we should leave n" loorhoe on
which Mexico might hang any doubt OF our M
lenlione. Following The example oil the Express,
we here re publish Mr.. Buchanan'* Reply;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

r. From The proceedings OF The Marion coun-
" Democratic Convention, our readers will see
that The banner County" Went into Conven-
lion, and nominated c. A. Harper, Esq., as its
candidate Tor the House of Delegates. We hope
that Monongalia will follow suit, in order that all
hopes oil a Wing disappearing The county
may be in VAIN Norgantolcn !Nountaineer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

MIR Thompson oil Mississippi who was ap-
pointed b. Gov Brown 10 I'LL the vacancy in the
Senate Of he U. States, occasioned by The resis
nation If Mr.. Walker, has declined The Office
The "Organizer" says:
"His reasons for the refusal 10 accept the STA
lion rendered 10 him will, doubtless be entirely
satisfactory 10 The Governor and people 81 The
Stale, when they are made known, looking as they
do, 10 generous aai nohle-hearet seli-sacrifce
on his part, and 10 the future harmony oil The De-
mocra,ic party. He again returns among he
MASS 81 The people, and leaves The MASS 10 d.ter-
mine whenever and in whatever manner they
think proper the position be snail hereafter occu-
~ in The Democratic parry"
The Governor has not made another appoint
manf
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES At
PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.


TINE subscriber proposes TO open School al
Prince Edward Conf House, on the lirs, Of
June next, for the education Of Young ladies.
The location is handsome and pleasant, and
the buildings large and connections, havin. been
erected for the purposes oil Female Seminary.
The society The neighborl,ood is intelligent and
refined.
The course ot studies will be extensive, and
50 arranged, as 10 secure, a. far as possible, The
greatest degree OF proficiency, ana The best men
tai training.
The Summer session will commence on The
first Of June, and close the last OF Sep'clnber.-
The Winter session will commence on The first
ot November, and close the last OF Arr'
Expenses for Summer session Tuition Sl2
Board. including bel, washing, and lights, SllG
Music S2; use Of Piano IS. Fees payable in
advance.
Board NAV be had in The most senleel families
on reasonable terms.
ROBERT G. BRANCH.
I,,na
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

Messrs. Seldom AMI Bolts addressed large
number Of persons at Fairfield, on Saturday.
Tho democrats were very much eated at the
result ~a Mr. S. was never more happy in his
hits upon The glarng objections 10 The election OF
NJ Rolls from this District Some oflhe Wings
admitted, lha, Mr. S. WAS TOO STRONG for TIER
champion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNlM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TIME Executors of the late Abner Robinson
offer for sale the whole Of his Real t.>at. in
lie civ of Richmond, consisting Of the following
lots:
|. One lot Al the corner oil ID and ID streets,
adjoining and West of Mr.. Mieurcs lul. contain
ino so feet on D street, and running hacl, the
depth OF half acre ol.
,. One moicly Of The lol lying on the Eastern
corner ok AMI 81 Streets opposite Mrs Roper'>
property, the present residence Of A. W Morton,
ESQ. containing so feet on 81 street, and running
back on X street 1872 feet, on which there are some
Improvements
! Ono moe!Y of another lot on the opposite
corner of The same streets containing &c lcc on
X street, and running back 100 eet TO an alley
4. All that entire lo', containing half an acre,
lying East of 3D. and between and I. streets
except small portion sold 10 Mrs. Murphy and
Robert Hill.
s. All that lot North Of L, and between 81 and
81 streets, opposite Mr.. Jos. Jackson's properly
containing 1870 feet on l. street, and running lack
on "a street 1893 feet. This is decidedly one of
the most desirable unimproved lots in that part Of
the city.
C. One moiely Of two other lois adjoining The
last named LOT, containing L Is on 81 street, and
running hack 100 feet
:. One LOT West OFF, street, with brick house,
two stories and basement, near the late Mr.
Thos. Carkes property.
8. One lot in Duval's Addition, with a brick
house thereon, in which The said Robinson for
mery resided, East OF Federal, and South of 81.
Stephens streets, containing l29 feet front.
Q. One lot West Of ID street and North of Cha
rily street, containing l29 feet front on 2 street
TO- One LOT No. 10 in Smiths plan, South Of
the Hospital
Any OF The above lots will be divided 10 suit pur
chasers, and sold on accommodating terms, on
application to the subscribers
WIN. r JOHNSON, ! rx.o,,ors
JOSEPH ALLEN, INe'"'o'''
\ 2u
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
a LII persons indebted to the Estate of THOMAS
IL BINFoRo, decd, late Of Goochland county
Virginia, will confer favor b. making arrange
menls 10 pay the same at an early day as posi-
Bile, as the money is wanted. Those having
claims against The Estate, either by nole or ac'
counts, or holding his name as security, will dc
well 10 advise me OF the fact, either personally Of
by letter addressed 10 me at Flies Post Office
Goochland county, Virginia.
WM. A. BINFORD,
Aching for Magdaline s. Binford,
Execurix Of Thos. Binford, deed.
March 2S-w4w
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aag------a--
ROTARY pIiMpS


TINE inhabitants OF Richmond, and all oilers
Il who may b. interested, are invited 10 cSa-
mine The Rotary Pump and Engines now exhih-
ted in This city BY The subscribers, al The office OF
the Southern Planter, Main street, nearly oppo-
site the Banks This Pump is found, upon ilial
OF l2years, 10 be superior in operation, and more
durable than any other in l,Seil has received !,
diploma from The American Institute Tor three
successive years The subscribers manufacture
four sizes, which can be applied 10 Wells, Cis-
terms, Springs &c. also for Stationary Engines
Tor Factories, Movable Fire Engines Rail Road
Stations Tor Supplying Reservoirs, and protection
against Fire, and for any other purpose where a
large quantity OF water is required, being per-
feet Draugh and Force Pump drawing from 10
10 300 gallons of water minute This Pump
has been extensively Introduced in the New Eng
land States and has given universal satisfaction,
as can be shown by letters OF recommendation in
our possession. We also manufacture Garden
and Plantation Engines, neat and useful article.
We keep also on hand Lead Pipe Of various
sizes, Hose, Stop-cocks, and every article neces-
sary lor putting the pulnpsi in operation.
Persons wishing 10 purchase 10 sell again, can
do 50 at a satisfactory discount.
April S--c3m L. 5. WILLIAMS &CO.
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Dyenarotjnn FIR he Horst 4!

The steam-tow-boat Star, arrived, his morn
ing, from The Balize, reports The United States
frigate Potomac aud brig Somers in The olfng.
The Star brought up bag containing le'tersa
packages from both vessels, some OF which are
said 10 be addressed 10 the Government q, Wash
ington.-IN o. Courier, April II.
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u,s.n n.nt.rs Uinsarce. 6.

For The peculiar OBLIGATION and enlightenment
oil Mr. John s. PrndIcon, HE Wing nominee for
Congress in The Loudnun District, and 10 show
how perfectly The leaders Of The Wing parry har-
NOME on the "tele>iale Texas question ~.
give below, in parallel columns, an extract from
Mr. Pcnilc,on's letter. endorsed hy the Il Wing.
and an editorial from The last Norfolk Herald,
fWhg Mn p. will see that, in his own party,
there are MANY men 81 niaencr, who indulge IN
this ",nosl r!icnons Of all The liter Of hIlmhus-
We advise him 10 recani, or III himself will he
81 down rs one Of The greatest ''humbugs' Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22
nIsS1I IrI,InN

TINE Copar;nership heretofore exislin" under
i The firm Of Garre., X Dandrilge is This day
dissolved BY mutual consent. All persons in
dehled TO The late concern are requested 10 make
speedy payment, As il is very desirable that the
business should he closed rs soon a. possible.
ALIEN AMBER GARRETT,
WILLIAM G.. DANDRlDGE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

Ill. persons having claims by bond, noic or
n otherwise, against the estate OF Col. Joseph
Shelton. deceased, late of the county % Gooch-
land Va, are hereby notified and required 10 pre-
SEM them without DELAY 10 the undersigned, that
provision may be made for The adjustment and
settlement Of such rs may he properly anlhenIi-
Gated. Also, all persons holding claims against
other person, 10 which The said Col. Joseph S'.el-
ton deceased, is security and Tor which he is liza
Die, are hereby notified 10 make them known
10 US without DELAY. All persons who are indeb'-
ed 10 said estate hereby requested 10 come tor
ward and settle The same Immediately, "a il is
desirable that the estate he settled as speedily a.
possible WM. ;, roW LEX,
Administrators Of JOS Shelton, deceased.
FL .l1-uSW
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q IlIl

The subscriber having taken The old stand, will
in few days have in Store, a fine stock OF Gods
10 which he invites The attention Of his friend, and
The public generally. NATIlI. w. HARRIS.
F'rc,,ericks Hall, April IS-c3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

Ncm O.Anns .Han,cipsl El'et,o" The e'cr-
lion Of municipal officers ior he three munciPa-
lites took place on Monday. The following -
the resu! The General connci! i composed 81 6
Democrats and 6 Whigs; Council OF First Mum
cipalily, OF C Democrats and i Wings Recorder
Democrat Council Of Second Municipality, Il
Democrat and II Whig>; Recorder Whg
Council Of Third Municipality, ofG Democrats
ami Wing; Recorder Wing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

We regret 10 learn thai The residence Of VIM.
Rust, Esq, near Uppervile, Virginia, wa burn
ed down on yesterday week, and all The furniture
destroyed except book case with Mr. Rust Pa
pers-[N!
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10 NTRACTpRS


TIME President and Visitors of The Virginia
i Institution Tor The Education oil the Deaf
and Dumb and of The Blind, having been com
PEELED 10 change their plan and specifications OF
the buildings and 10 alter The time of payments,
in consequence OF difference Of opinion be-
tween The Board of Visitors and Auditor OF Pub
lie Accounts in regard 10 The construction Of The
law making the appropriation Tor the completion
of the buildings, and having declined raliiyng
The proposition heretofore made, and conditional
ly accepted by the Executive Committee, will
again receive proposals until II o'clock on 1'wN
dau, he en- dan Of Mn '.eXi, Tor the entire com
pelion OF said Institution.
The plans, specifications, lime allowed 10 COM
peie the contract and payments, may be seen on
application 10 Mr.. John +. Smith, the architect,
who resides in The Institution
ALIEN. III. Fl. STUART,
NIGH G.. KINNEY,
FRANCIS Il. STRlBLlNG,
JAS. POINTS,
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ruc rorrn RACE HORSE BnsToN

- Will stand The ensuing season at my
~ plantation, Oakland, in lhr county of
CIG- Chesterfield, five miles a5o:e Peters
borg, and is ready I" he lei 10 mares Al $50 The
season Good paslnra9e gratis, aud feeding, il
directed al the usual price.
The Pedigree and Performance Of BOSTON
are too well known 10 require any Iiiny more
March EFF WM. X. JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

CLASSICAL. SCHOOL. - The subscriber
u has School al his residence, in The coun-
IS OF Albemarle miles above Sco,lsyille lor
the instruction of boys in the English French,
Latin and Greek Languages, and would be glad
10 gel three or four more boarders in his family on
the following terms
Board pr. session OF 10 months: $50
Tuition in English branches, ~
Do French, Latin or Greek 80
Arril Il-clm THOMAS ID. SHELTON
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From lie SIM,
NAV Al
AERIvaT.OF THE UNITED STATES SCHOONER
TLlKT FROM " IMPORTANT Is Elii
GEEC From MESItO.

! AIRIvALOF TnE UNITED STATES SCHOONER
: FLiKr FROM IltNANA-lM IMPORTANT iHIElLi
GEHCE FkOM MEhItO.
~ the arrival o The United States schooner
Flr, I.i'nrnant Cummand:inl j. NJ Watson ia
>c"en days tom Havana, We haze been politely
lavord with lhe following interesting report
The Fiirl len Norfolk February ~ Three
DAYS oul experienced = llcmenduus gale, which
carried away her D'5-hopn, !afb0arI quarter boat.
ara blew awa" her iuresal She vas obliged -
pnl INTO Kingston, Jamaica, 10 repair. Reached
Chl"rcS 9Th March hook on board the Male, Geo
Z. lronaldes aud seven distressed American s"a-
men, from the American biz. Rockrl, ui Phili
derha lost oH Cha@res,. February oh; vessel
total lo>s-caigo saved, though slightly damaged
The United States sIoop Warren, Captain Hun,
was al Panama. awaiting Tie arrival II The ma,l
by th- tln. Mc.srs. Crump and Bryan, Chargt>
10 Chill and Perm were on hoard.
The Flirl brings news from Carhagcna which
place She left March 2Gih. Of ihcrIrcllon 81 Gep.
Nosqnerri to The Presidency oi The Republic OF
New Grenada hy a mauluy OF llfre elecloial
voes-kepons The arrivalal Havana oil Il F'leGch
inan-oi war hrig, direct from Vera Cruz w,!i
dates NJ 10 lie 30ih March
An English Friaaic had gone to Galveston I"
inform the Texan Government On lhr pat 81
Mexico, t40i ne i,Hey coUHirH ironM 0cl rieere
he Maepsnitaeccf Tscos E,0rtird IirGs teihsa
hef CONS7H Ia dnht{aitOR Dih M IHiftd %i0hA.
The Fir left Havana On the lcnlh-e! IN with
and rendered assistance 10 American Schooner
Edward Adams, 81 Quincy, Ibiriy fyc daysirun
Lasuifa, with osWooi The lwe!il, III III.
straits ol Florida, The first passed some hny u
slxlv vessels honnd Nonh.
Lltd OGee,s u he L. s. SIN. Frrt
Lieu. Commanding--JamesM W tson
Lieu, -Geoge w Harrison.
Acting Masler-John III Parker
Acting Pursef-G A. D-Russy
Passed Ald>hipman-W b. Muse.
Passed Assistant Sursaon-John s. WhuIe.
Officers and crew all we'll
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED.
TOHN WATTERSON, the son OF Jos. Wat
j lerson, late OF Montgomery county, STATE OF
Virginia, Jeff his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago, and was las, heard OF on the
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wasoners or
some such business This was some seven or
eight wears ago-since which time, no iniorma,
ton has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending TO- II
he is still living, any information Of him will be
thankfully received BY line addressed 10 James
Tieslep, Lafayette ?. O., Montgomery Co, va.
Dec. 2U-,2aWGm
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Eitraci from J. s. Pfndh
tim, Later 10 HE .IitlaH

fiirdci from !. s. Pfndh
tens letter 10 The .HitIan
drm Gd.,tts
"I'he idea of English in
f-r;rrcnc- lin Texas ~, IN
NJ, opinlcn. Mr nJst r'd'-
odious cf all The iMrof hnm
hugs Ia which illc subject
has giveu birth. England
has n,in1r 10 10 with The
inattcr, aud | presume rra'-
IN rIrrs iifIe ar poih'Dg
1bom n, one way Or ilI"-
ihrr. She finds cnnInirtcr
AID manufactures "a hrtirr
business lliim u.ir--anii IS
prciIlly Yankee wars-anii
she has a,rDd SrD9r rnnHG!i
IL atrrLd Ia her own lni.i-
..I ~
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StauE.on, March 22-cid

StauE,on, March 27-cli
DISSOLUTION.
TIME partnership heretofore existing under The
i Firm and Style Of F. Harris y Son, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The dc!dS due
said firm belong exclusively 10 The Estate OF Fred
Harris, deceased.
WIN. J. & JOS. *. PENDLETON.
Executors OF f. Harris decd
NATHANIEL w. HARRIS.
Fredericks Hail. April l2ih, 1915.
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NBANKRUPTCY.-At Court Of The United
i States Tor the Eastern District Of Virginia,
held al The United States Court Room, in The City
Of Richmond, on Wednesday, April 9Th, 1915:
Vanum Egeron g. Co, Petitioners,
against
James A. Pilkinson Defendant.
>. happearins by the report Of the special assignee,
=, IS. "oodson, filed in this case, that there is
Iaiance IN his han Is Of $1739 30 for distribution;
y i ordered, that notice be published in the Rich
ihond Enquirer for ten days, that, at future term,
aclsidend and distribution, will be made OF the
Sald sum among the creditors Of lhe said James
y. Pilkinson, who shall have proved their claims,
%ieI deducting therelrom such fees as may be due
@e officers Of this Court.
A Copy. Tesie,
April l8-c3r P. MAYO Clerk
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April Q 3awlm
COMMISSION BUSINESS
n

CommiG,ol Mfeidnis
WILL make liberal advances upon pr"ince
w in handand having engaged the services
of Benjamin G. Gray 10 attend particularly 10
Iabacco mbS, thry hope 10 give satisfaction 10
their friends who may favor them with cunsign-
mehts. Feb. 27---cSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22

Jeremiah Morton, Esq, has Withdrawn from
he canvass in he Ninth Congressional Da'ric,'in
Virginia. lie addressed the people al the Is
speech withdrew his name as candidate His
address consequent upon his decension, is pat
lishet today. The contest will now be between
Col McCarty and Mr.. Pendleton--as the I.ocos
say they will not run a candidate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-22
ihrQndlia Gaeeii

In The Senate Of Pennsylvania on The l4,t the
New York and Erie Rail Road bill was killed on
The question OF lis final passage The Gifari
Bank bill was also lost. The Reporter Of lie
Pennsylvania was expelled from The floor Of he
Senate and House BY formal votes. In The
House, bill dvorcng Mary A. Chase irori her
husband WIN. 3. Chase was passed. The L.
gislalure was 10 adjourn finally, al 5P. NJ. On The
l5lh-[B.