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WESTERN AGENCY.

INTENDING TO leave here by the Goth instant, for
L Kentucky on business which will not occupy all
INV time beg leave offer my services 10 sucn psf
sons as may need them for the Transaction OF business
res collection of debts, &C, in any Of thu Western
states where business will justify the expense Of going
To persons who are unaquainted with me. reference
Ili he given here and In other parts of the state
ANY Communication through tho Post once VIII re-
csvo immediate attention thus. ihhLEi'
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT court heiu 'oi
Anal, ,,ouu,y the Goth March, 1876

~ acknowledgements court heiu ioi
i.m.I, ,;oun,y, the coin March, 1886
Henry, sometimes called Henry Johnson, uar "
.olor who .ues in fsrma pdlPeri'' f'a'"'"
John " Nash, Executor Of Abner Nash, deeeaaeS'
Hs,,,r, r Nash, Thomas Peyt"n Cites hizaoe'e y.
d ,ees. Catherine L. Disse', Ann 7: D.sSs r, ns
". ugses' Defendants
Tn. pinnt having flied his bill and The defendants,
Thomas Pry,on Giles, Elizabeth T. Dsces, EaInrrne
ns,es no, having entered their appearance accndng
10 law aud the rnlr. OF ,h, Court, and il appearing oy
,,s,-story evidence ina, they are not Inhabitants o.
this ccnuon~ -alth Is ordered that tnsy appear aee
q, cout, Ia he held for SAID county, on the 4lh inus
d,v in June next al the bill oil the p!aintn j
and tha, cops Of tins order be inserted in some news
paper printed in the CITY q Richmond, once week io
Two months suecessvey and posted at the iront uo u
Ihs Couu House Of this county
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WANTED.

A SITUATION (or a young LADY, as teashe, IN .
"A private family She Is competent TO teacn Music,
French and ali The branches OF an English Education
The most satisfactory references given Terms very
moderate. Address Miss M. Q. T., Warrenton' VIZ
Einia. Mdy l-Nu
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The cars from the North did not arrive until
near o'clock last night. The delay was pro-
duced by the large quantity Of rain which has
fallen during the last two days. On some ror-
tons ofthe route, Inc track was covered for miles
with the water, in some place. near two feet deep.
II is unprecedented that much damage will be pro-
duced BY freshets
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THE ENQUIRER
RICHMOND ID, VA.
Monday Morning, May IL, 1916.
NOTICE SENT TO GREAT BRITAIN

NOTICE SENT TO GREAT BRITAIN.
1t is understood, says the Newark Advertiser,
though moi officially announced, that MIR. Bucha-
nan, BY direction OF the President sent despatch
es by the steamer which sailed IRON Boston on
The Isl instant, addressed 10 Mr. McLane, in
London, directing him 10 give Lord Aberdeen
the years notice providing for The termination Of
the joint occupation of The Oregon territory. MIR.
Buchanan, it is also said, has given official in
formation OF the fact 10 Mr.. Packcnham. The
form in which the notice was sent, embraces, The
understanding is, the preamble and resolution as
il passed Congress-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
NATIONAL MEDICAL CONVENTION.

NATIONAL MEDICAL CONVENTION.
A Convention by this title assembled al New
York on Tuesday, when representatives, notvery
numerous however, were found TO be present from
some fifteen or sixteen States, leaving, according
10 one CT The speakers, "acary half OF The States,
and a majority Of the Oldest and most important
Medical Institutions in the country, nnrepresent-
Cd" This induced motion 10 adjourn sine de,
which was rcgalived by vote of II lo2.
Dr.. Knight Of New Haven was elected Pre-
siden.; DR.. John Bell of Philadelphia, and Dr..
Edward Dsafeld OF New York, Vice Presidents;
Or. Richard D. Arnold OF Savannah, and Or.
Aldred S.ie Of philadelphia, Secretaries.
On the second day Of the sitting Commiltee,
which had been appointed 10 bring the suolec' 81
medical education before the Convention IN Inc
form Of distinct propositions, reported me ioi'ow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously adcp'ed;
"Whereas, i, has been shown oy experience
that The association OF persons engaged IN 'ns
same pursuit facilitates The attainment u '"ei'
common object Therefore,
"Rs,olped. That il is expedient for The Medica'
Profession of the United States 10 institute Ma,
fiona Medical Association, for the protection OF
their interests. for the maintenance oil their honor
and responsibility, for The advancement oil the'r
knowledge and the extension OF their usefulness
aRs,olpel. That comnli,tee oil seven oe APP
pointed 10 report plan OF oiganlzatiUn iol Sueh
an Association at the meeting to De neia ID ea.-
ladelphia on The first Wednesday IN MAY, ie4'.
"Psolred. That committee OF seven be ap-
pointed TO prepare and issue an address 10 Inc
different regularly organized Medical Societies
md chartered Medical Schools in The U. States,
setting forth the objects OF the National Meaical
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A. Treasurer Of the Commonwealth, acting In pnr-
.uance Of the provisions Of the above ecteo .et, no
ts.hv notifv The several holders of the certificates
shoy. mentioned that the State is ready to redeem
,he same al her Treasury Office in money ot 10 issue In
isu thereof certificates of amount, bearing
an interest Of five per cent annum, payable semi
annually and rredeemabe for twenty years from The
day Of issue.
The holder. of said certificates are also hereby fur
her notified that should they fail from any cause 20
surrender the same a, this Department Tor redemption,
before the s, day of july la!6.the interest thereon
Iii case aI,.r ina, day f. N. LAWSON,
Treasurer of the Commonwealth OF Virginia
Virginia Treasury Once, Richmond, March, TO- 1876.
March l3-cIamfm
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E1:ra-t referred TO.
u1rcaTICN OF THE UNIFIED SIAIES, I

Your Hrrse, Shaheen, Is O.
!. bs., Arabian race and is the finest Horse 10 ' ns
CHy, ms 'S Hr - the subject Of general admira-
Numerous y. mar, Of The Turks whenever he Is taken
non On d.rm myself exceedingly fortunate In having
os,,,.S hin, sc, sc. Very uuly yours, &c c.pp,
9-cl3lStMay php.'b' =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
ARABIAN HORSE SHAHEEN.

This HORSE Is bcUdVtu 10 w ,hc HHco.
~ speciueD of the Arabian race ever imp"f'eo
~ into the United States. he was purchased
-4lI during the past year by our Miasi1r AZ on =,
aftsr ouch experience ~ the "
m, horses Of that country and after long
u,rtous efforts hnd animal OF the best onou anu
,t n.rs lie believes that he fully sueceeae9' as an
,,r, from one of his letters hereto appenaea imply
80 have also letters from Mr.. Porter, Csnsei Q,
-. nited States in that city, to Inc Same eheo..
-, !, unnecessary to publish his nran'1n pou'siee,
s in the original or translated as IL wouid oe nov
80 ~. gl;pibis 10 most persons.
W, NJ, A. vat which has been recent, TINS horse
49,, ..cn by some of the best judges connocteo
ma, ns Tart in New York and Warrington, ana mas
WIZ nonced 10 exhin,t the highest degree oil beauty,
and activity, possible for an aLiinai OF MS di
'siI land the present season al Ayeus, IN the
~, ~ king William, and At the Ola Cbu:ch 10 tne
eolhs =; Hanover within fifteen miles OF the Cty OF
r npS.a Mares and servants can ind accommoua'
he .a no,h nlacps on reasonable terms | nave been
on IN order 10 bring this Horse within reach OF
M srs al small Means 10 put The pfce o, Inc sea
'ue M ,hs very small sum Of SEQ, If paid before the ist
sue II moi. SIS In each case, one dollar mast oe
', N, Groom. He will he at Aylet's the DIN OF
ysa " vbsrr he will remain until the llth; then ne
Ai,.m m old Church, and remain there until the
70 :, 49, on 10 the end OF the season, remaining so
i9'n ,b former place, and four days at the latter
mai'ng MS a'p WM. BOULWARE
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From tie Ncu Orleans Bm'btin, Eriro, Maya ]
The news in our second edition this morning,
is regarded as Of much importance.
Letters from authentic American sources in
Maamolas stale tina; he Mexican forces are al
least 900 men, we'll equipped, with an excellent
park Of artillery.
The Governor OfthiS State has issued his requi-
sition for twenty-five hundred volunteers, and the
soldiers are already in the Street, and making The
most active preparations for departure. They will
leave in The course oflweny-iour hours.
The Legislature of This Stale with patriotic
promplude, worthy Of all praise, have already
passed bill appropriat;rg 100000 dollars Tor The
service. The measure passed b. acclamaiion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
from the N. o. Picayune, Extra, May . !

The Legislature has Just passed, by accIana-
nation a bill approprialins ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS 10 equip and forward
Volunteers from this place 10 Point Isabel, or at
whatever point they may Re required.
The CITY is in great excitement, Guns are
being fired from the Public Squares, and drums
and flags are paraded through The street. Louisi-
ana will do her duty in this crisis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-12
To u. Editors Of TIC ENQUIRER:
WASHINGTON CRY,

w ASEiNUTUN UT II Z
Saturday night, o'clock
1.-THE news produced gieat
sensation, and some liule alarm, AT first. saw
Gen. - !. and Mr.. - 10 night. They
seem 10 think that there is no danger OF The army's
being cut off hear that Gen. Worth, who had
rendered his resignation, on bearing the news this
evening, with promplness and patriotism which
do him great credit, asked that his resignation
should be suspended. He will to morrow or
next day return 10 his post in Texas. A great
many persons seem 10 be pleased that we shall
now have an opportunity OF bringing our affairs
with Mexico 10 speedy settlement; iha, We
have shown forbearance long enough, &C."
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Messrs. Williams and others.
core,Dond.pes Of tho New ORLEANS Trop:e.

BnAzos, ST.. Leo, April 81.
81 the Augusta sent yon some OF Inc items
now TRANSMITTING around this Interesting spot -
The opinion is ias gaining ground here, thai the
imSeciIily OF The MexicaDs has been greatly
oyerraled. This is the theatre OF zeal war, no,
narcr souabhles, but is the seat OF the commence
ment OF sansuinary conflict, and one il is feared
OF more importance and longer duration than has
hen anticipated: but the farce is al an end, and
The curtain has risen midst blood and CO image The
oneniDe OF drama almost unexpected, and CIR
country already mourns The loss OF some OF her
finest and brayest officers. On Thursday, the
23d General Taylor received information that
body of the Mexican Army had crossed the Rio
Grandc some distance above the encampment-
Early The following morning, Captains Thornton
and Hardee, Of ID Ligh. Dragons, with Com
MANY OF 20 men, were dispatched BY Gen. lay
|or 10 reconnoitre above, and Capt. Kerr, OF the
same regiment, with Company TO reccnnoitre
below The EncampmenL The latter returned
wi,hou, having made any discovery. The for
MGR division fell in with what he considered 10
be scouting party Of the enemy, ou, when
proyed 10 be The advanced guard OF strong body
of the enemy who held a situation in The chap
narel immediately in the rear II Gen. Taylors
camp. Capt. Thornton charged uron the guard,
contrary 10 the advice OF his Mexicaa guide, and
on foilowire ae enemy Capt. Thornton found
his ca.nnand surrounded by the enemy, who
fred on him, killing, as is supposed Capt. Inorn-
ION. Lieu.s Kane and Mason, and some 90 Of The
men. and taking Capt. Hardee and the remain
der of the command prisoners.
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA
Six Per Cent. Stock.

NOTICE, TO THE HOLDERS OF CERTAIN GER
TIFICATES OF SIX PER CENT. STOCK OF
THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
pY an act Of the General Assembly cf Virginia,
ID passed 2cth February, 1885, entitled, ian net ap
& sum r s r.asp.Sn Of pa
debt issued under the following acts, are required to be
redeemed, TO wit:
can amend the act entitled, ian act for clearing
and improving the navigation of James River and
for uniting the Eastern and Western waters by the
James and Kanawha Rivera passed l7tb February,
1920; and TO amend the same, passed nsth Feb
ruary, 1921
lsa2-Dccember q, number 69-Mu,uni Assurance
Society aeans, fire buildings the state Of Virginia
for the towns, $4,000 90
Ie32-December ~, number 7o-ca,harine
Hays, 500 10
lse2-December 81, number 7I-Slowey
Hays, transferred Sd November, 1886, TO
&. Hays, and now In her possession,l 1000 90
l523-Frbruary 30 number H-William
Robinson, administrator OF Neider Ro-
binson, deceased, 5,5OO w
l827-May 8. number 67-George Mcintosh
OF Norfolk, transferred To Robert L. Nc
Intosh Of Norfolk, January 18Th, lS+3,) l0,0oo 90
ls37-Nay q number e5-Same, 5000 90
sal, 800 90
An act passed Oath February, leo3 entitled, "an act
making eec,ual provision to carry into eneet the
afore Inc ntoned act :"
is24-January 90, number Ne-Fire lnsu
rance Company Of Alexandria, $1,000 w
ls2i-January %, number 209-Same, l,oo0 w
iao4-Januory 90 number aIn-same. 900 Or
ls2i-January 30, number 2il-ADne Boggs,
Of Fredcrick's Hail, LGuisac onnty,t aU0 W
Thomas siasse, 1850 90
Thomas, Of the c,,y Of Richmond, 1000 90
Gordon, OF Falmouth, virginia, 5000 90
Of Richmond. COS 66f
s9als csi
An act passed 2Glh January, 1883, entitled, ian act
amend the entitled act 10 provide Tor tho con-
structon OF the North Western Turnpike Road ::
ls39-Juiy 10, number l4-Lawson Rutfoct,
Treasurer of the Commonwealth, In
trust for the benefit Of the Cincinnati
Society, ,Ssoo W
lsil-JGne 81, number a5-Riehard Jefffes 80 -
Richmond, soo W
Is43~Msy IL, number ao-Hn Carter,
Trustee under the will Of Beverly Kan
dolph for tho bench; Of Nancy kennon - -
and others, ~ ~
ls43-May H. number 3l-Same, for the
bene6t Of Lyibia n. Deas and others, laO W
sf,u, .en Of o. Friend. deceased o5O os
ls4t-January %. number 3I-Richard ~.
(,unnin eham administrator de bnnis non,
g %in ~" deceased ~ 1000 co
' Cohen : 100 90
E,sn.r EYscutor Of IS. T. Darlington, 1900 90
$500 40
A,Trea.urer Of tho Commonwealth, acting In pnr-
.uanre of the provisions of the above ecitrd act no
hereby notify The several holders of the certincates
above mentioned that the State Is now ready To redeem
Tho snme al her Treasury Office in money, % 10 issue In
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of being defended against greatly superior force;
but il is feared he will be cut CIT from his sup
plies unless reinforced.
These are all tie main facts which are in our
possession as yet.
Gen. Hunt will leave for the seat Of war this
evening, By land and wishes 10 be joined b. those
who are ready.
ITO ARMS! TEXANS, TO ARMS
"The U. States Army under Gen. Taylor, IS
surrounded by The Mexican enemy on American
soil. Gen. Tavlor has called on the Governor OF
Texas for 2,400 troops; lei Galveston show Inc
world that they are always ready Tor The defence
OF their country.
ORDERS.
Head Quarters, Galveston Volunteer
Battalion, Both April, 1916.
The commissioned and non-commis5ip Of
hcers o. the companies composing the Galveston
Volunteer Battalion are requested 10 meet for
consultation at ~ o'clock this morning, at the
Galveston Artillery Armury, at Mr.. Crawiord's
store. The country needs our services No time
should be lost in Immediately organizing the Sc
yeral corps OF this battalion. The commandant
Of the battalion has the fullest confidence in The
patriotism and zeal OF the citizen soldiers OF Gal
veslon lie is sure they will not hesitate in this
emergency. They have always desired an OPP
porluniy OF showing their proves 10 their Mex
lean enemies.
That opportunity has now arrived 1t is eX-
pcctcd the young men Of Galveston will immedi-
aIeIy rally as volunteers, nor wait for their ser
vices 10 be required by draft.
rendezvous will be Immediately opeLe;' Tor
volunteers, 10 increase the ranks oil each OF the
volunteer corps OF the city, and also TO organise
an additional company OF Infantry or Rifemen.
A prompt attendance of The officers is expected
al the lime and place appointed.
BY order OF c. G.. BRYANT,
Major Commanding Galveston
Volunteer Battalion.
Ii $50 or 200 men, with the proper officers, can
be raised by tomorrow morning, at o'clock,
thew will be supplied with aims and ACQUIRE
ments, and will take passage on board the sieam-
er Monmouth, now bound Tor Point isabel.
N. KlNGsnURT Lieut.. U S. Army.
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G. I. JONES, d. g.

ia compliance with the foregoing decree, shall pro,
set 10 state settle and ADJUST, the accounts referred
10 ia the town Of Luray, Page county, Virginia. on the
Eth day Of May next, and continue frcM day to day
unsl pIeted when and where the parties interested
Mr.oared TO attend with tAslr claims. II they think
popsy. A. A. JONES.
April cwgw
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6IurfEser Extracts.

a. In addition 10 the foregoing, which was
published on Saturday last in a second edition
Of The Enquirer, the New Orleans Picayune
has received an extra from the office OF the
News" at Galveston, where the intelligence
was .ceiyed by the steamboat Monmouth, with
Capt Calleu on board, bearer Of dispatches
from Gen. Taylor 10 Coz. Henderson, of Texas,
calling upon him for aid. We give the letter 10
the Galveston COMMITTED in iuil, as II best shows
the urgency Of the call for reinforcements:
LETTER OF CAPT. CATLETT TO THE
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ueHcV, Sd!s-
We advocate The nomination OF a President BY
The people, assembled through their delegates N
Convention Give up Convention, and we are
thrown upon Congress for The selection OF Pfes'-
dent. We have had enough OF such Congression-
al selection The country is almost unanimous
in its condemnation. The Democratic party holds
ii in adherence, and looks with one accord as
party TO the unbousht suffaees of Convention
as the sole safe remaining mode OF seisclion, 80
long as the Federal Constitution remains as il is
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