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foorer than they could be ieen from the deck. The
ihp ilhantly wore, but in goirg round
Aruek by TWO Of the breakers, which carried away
part of our bulwark, and did iome other diInsgs
to the rigging, &c. This was between three and
four o'clock, when it quite dark, and impoifible
TO dcover the fate Of the otter hps, except ore, up
the rocks very and thefea eontanty break
ing over her. After We had wore, the Apollo PaiIed
the oppoiite tack, little windward OF fhe,
however, did obierve lights the gun we f.
red ihe food OH till ont OF fight, and foon after
heard TX guns from her. fired oit likely after ihe had
diicovered her danger, but diicovcred alas late
to avert her deitructon. She oblerved the next
morning on her beam ends all her MATS, except the
foren,ah, gone. We had proceeded fonie diitance
from the coat before day light, but thoie veGe,s
that nearer, amon deporable fcene Prefent-
ed. Several captains counted vehels fhore, foc
faw lels than 25, and one ailcrts he counted 2s
We find there so ihps mifng including the Apol-
To- have not been able get lii of them but YOU
will receive lit of thofe that iaved and have Join
ed the feet, under convoy of the Carysfort The
breakers were the mott tremendous that have ever
feen, and fear the of all the vellels that
on ihore fireplace at, mutt have psrfhcd
Poor old L. is in of the milling ihips, and in one
of them ain told there were no leis than twelve la
dies"
LNoffbe Rips FACED.
| Alfred, Lucretia, Dart, Ifabella, Hero, Pomo-
ma, Mary Ann, Hermit, Liberty, and Diana,
from Glaigow.--Leo, Sally, Maxwell, Alchy-
mit, and Royal Edward from Liverpool
Loyalty, Briffol, Martha-Brae, Simon, Taylor,
st. Elizabeth, Clarendon, Ann, Rofetta, and Sal
| ly, from Britol.--Parayon, and Thomas, from
Lancafter.-Befs, and Erin, from Dublin--Bet-
ty, Ayr-Eiizabeth, Boyd, and Garthlaud, from
Greenock--Aetive, from Cork---Clamorvan
Mentor, John, and Ann, from Whtehaven.
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April 90.

In the houie of Lords, on Thurfday lar, on a
motion made by Lord Carfle for the product
% Oh papers relative tothe conveyance to India
OF intelligence of hoailities, the motion ,uas
carried againft the n,DiAry by amaiority Of one.
ihere being 81 for the motion, and 80 againft i,
MinIitry' however, recovered the majority on
the next queition, respecting the Iriii Militia.
and we are diipofed to conlider them as havino
t 6Sen taken by furprze on the former fubied.S
ne removal of mnitry, would, we PIC iiIme
than an incidental circumaance like This A.
tDe lame time it is certain, that the oppofition.
ITS nave OF late been uncommoDly buiy and i
! nun DC co1felied have weakened MiniAry but
dllcordant materials, and we think, even e
triumphant, could form no efficient Ninfrv. nm
Isi' MIR: Pitt and his friends made Component
part It's above all defrable, that the fsI9;ons
ieenes exhibited during the American contea
mould not be renewed. at that period the en-,
curry upon the continent at the arrival of each
Poft % tnis
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FROM THE ONTARIO PrPos,ropv

a commercial communication may Goon be expea-
ed between the Genneee country and Pistfburg. The
principles OF exchange, will probably be iat, and Iron
wares Abatement is forming at the mouth Of Olean
branch of the Allegheny river, where local, q. well as
general Poiition invites the eltablifhmer Of town
The Allegheny, riGng in Pennfylvan' rurs north
wardiy INTO the tate Of New-York, where winding
through the iouth part Of the country of Genneee, Il
receives the Clean and other finaler Creams and re-
turns into Penuiylvania. At Pittfburg il ions the
Monongaheia; their conRux is the beginning Of the
Ohio.
Aroad is faid to be in comfortable forsardrefs from
Genneilee to the forming at the mouth Of che Olein
another from Angelica is to fall into that from Cen
neiiee 70 that there will fcftly be palage from DIFF
terent points on the North river to the Allsghanv RI
yer. Travellers from the New-England yates, and
from Vermont, to the parts of Virginia bordering on
the Ohio; to the fates Of Kentucky and Ohio TO the
Indiana and MiIAipP territories, ard to Louifisna
may then embark at the mouth Of the Oleau, with
near 100 miles ieis land carriage than by taking the
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STONE Erprn1r1nn

MS MaJeity's flip Immortalite, with the
hone hips bombs and cutters, under the
command OF captain Owen, failed from Dim.
genels on the morning of Thursday, the I9th
mt q anchored OIL Boulogne beforethe clo(e of
gay, oh tneir arrival, Commodore Morris made
dron, Cviz. Leopard, Euryalus, Ida 81 So
CAlitohne, Autumn, Lark and Happv1 to A.
bic on board the Leopard, at 0 p. M. Manu.
and armed. There had been moderate hreD.o
from Z. N. E. all the day, but, as the EVENING ~,
preached, It gradually died away, and Al MD "a
nI3at u fell calm, nothing, therefore. co,,l4 H..
acknowledging ihips which bad rot nod
wly were Obliged to anchor, and f6e boats ~
turned on board. Had the breeze continues
every thing would have Gemed as favoursI,Ie
Tor the Expedition as its projectors could ba~ ,e
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deGfed. The fpring tide was at its height
at about one O'Clock the water finooth,
the night extremely dark, and only ten Of the
enemy's gun boats without the harbour but
the Bolognefe were dodbtleis fully apprifed of
what was going on, and well prepared for re-
httance, as we obierved lights at their numerous
batteries long after midnight, and the next
| morning we difcovered that they had got out an
additional force of ten briggs, and forty-two lug
gers, making in all fxty-two fail, which were
moored acro!s the mouth of the harbour i'll the
ftrongef petition for its defence.
The cnemy's coat exhibits mott interefling
| fcene of buttle and exertion. They have now
100 vei!els out OF Boulogne, and about SO more
lying off Vimmoreaux 25 of the former are
briggs, yet the foreits of mats does not appear
to be thinned in the leaf. The calm continued
the whole ofyeiterday, and the attempt to fink
the ftone fhips mutt now at all events be defer
red till the next ipring tides; If not altogether
abandoned.
The mouth of the harbour of Boulogne is
perfectly dry at low water, and the foundation
10 hard that we often obferve carts and Wagons
paiiing to and fro, and people walking acroiS it
at comfortable diftance from the Pier Head ;
ofcourie, ihould the itony males be placed (the
wooden cafe OF the ihips surrounding them be-
ing burnt, as is intended) they would lie expofed
for fome hours of the day and night, and could
be eafly blown by gun powder and removed
piece by piece, 10 as uiott admirably to aifift III
the repair of the Pier Head, and IN the conftruc
iton of formidable battery hard by at low wa
ter, at which the French are at this moment bu
fly employed.
Should the eone ihips take ground more re
mote from the entrance of the harbour, it is The
opinion of many, that there would yet be ampl,
fpace for the fmall clafs of venels, which alon.
can enter this port, to find ready paffage at tn,
proper time oftide as ufilal, and that artificial
rocks would not occalion them the leaf hin
drance or annoyance.
letter from Cadz, of the a6,h of April, contain
the following interehing news We have ieen the orr
gina, and we know it to be from rereGfable quar-
ter. N. Y. Par.
I" I am apprehenGve this country and Portugal wi
not long remain neutral There isa ferrous mifunder
ftanding between dem and the Court of Londor
8 The Brtiih Minfter at Madrid no longer appears
Court and is waiting the relultof his complaints whc
he has forwarded to England. Sweden, Denmark All
Ruia are i'll coalition aganf France in confe9uenc,
fad, ola diicovery that the threatened nvaion
England was only held up view in order obtain
favourable opportunity of going againa thote pow
| ers."
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Domestic Intelligence.
C-crHC~C
AMHERST, IN. HI June le.
GOHERNOR'J SPEECH.
Mr.. PRECEDENT, and Gentlemen oftbe Senate,
Mr.. Sbeaker, and Gentlemen of fb

Mr.. P,isJfdent, and Gentlemen oftbe Senate,
Mr.. Speaker, and Gentlemen Of tie
H0nfe of Rlprs/entatizes.
ON this annual meeting, defignated by our Conffi-
tuition OF Government for the purpoe of traniacfing
fuch hufnef the public good may require it mutt af-
ford much fatsa&ion to the Representatives of free
people, that health and private felicity 70 general
ly enjoyed throughout this State and while, with
grateful hearts, we acknowledge the kindnefs of Di-
vine Providence in thefe bleaings, may be plea
iure, as 1t has become duty, by the folen obga-
tons which have taken upon ourfelves to e al the
contttutonal means in our power for promoting and
preferving the civil and religious welfare Of Fellow
Citizens.
A letter from the PRECEDENT of the United States
with Act of Congress propoing alteration as it
refpeas the choofng of Preident and Vice Pref
dent, was laid before the Legislature, their la el-
on, and the confederation thereof pofponed the pre-
fent. That fyftem Of Government was framed and a.
dopted after much iolemn deGberaton-provio was
wifely made for alterations, time and experience
might point out the necefty therefor-but the reaons
for change ought to be clear and frong; let while
| endeavorng TO avoid fone apparent Inconvenience
greater unforefeen disadvantages produced ard
by change after another the Contribution be een-
tally altered and the harmony of the ytem defroy-
ed.
In the courfe of the prefen year Electors are to be
appointed for the purpofe of voting for PRECEDENT and
Vice-Prefdent of the United States The act of the
Legislature reipeaing Electors, paIed in June, 1900
being temporary it will be neceAary that another a
ihould be pafed in the prefentfefIon.
The fAs.. -af5-re1Irf criminals and others from
the Legislature to the iubjed. When the hope of inn
Punity great, one mean preventing crimes want
ing. Tome plan could be devifed, and carried into
execution for continuing criminals labour, it might
have tendency to reform them or at leaf thoce who
were able to abour might earn their living without
expenfe to the public.
box, containing copies of Laws of the United
States, was received in April Taft; they have been
brought to this place to be dfpofed of as you NAV
thnI; proper to direct. They thole paGed at the
It ieiiion OF the ieventh Congrefs which FELTON, end
ed in May, 18o2. The Laws fince that time have mot
been received.
1t will afford memuch fatfaeion cooperate with
YOU Gentlemen, in uch ealures as are calculated 70
promote and iecure the laling welfare of our Fellow
Citizens.
JOHN TAYLOR GILMAN.
May ~, 1904.
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GREENOCK. April 81.

The following letter from Amferdam wasre-
ceved in Glafgow yeterday, from which it APP
pears, to be the determination of the French to
exclude us entirely from the German market.
y " The French troopsh have taken poGefiion of
Meppen near Emblem, belonging to the Duke
of Nuremberg, great quantity of goods def
tined for Frankfort Fair and othc.- parts, were
ordered back to Embden, to prevent their being
feized by the French. All goods that have to
go to the interior of Germany by Embden, mutt
pats through Meppen."
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DURLIN. April 10.

We are authorized to fay, the Bank of Ire
land take and pay in change Spaniih dollars at
IS. lid. I-2 each.
The exertions Of the Ordnance at the Tower
is beyond all precedent. A mandatory of
fnall arms has been recently eRablihed there
under the aufpices of Mr.. Welleley Pole, which
already SIS at a tbs IF rats ae6s hG sSe thee been s fen,
down to birmingham by the Canal, to be con,
verted into crown pieces, at leaft to receive the
lame lmpretilons by the machinery of Mr.. Boul-
TON. This meafiIre will tend to prevent the
circulation of counterfeits as the effect of Mr..
boulton,s machinery cannot be eahly initiated
by any fecret apparatus and as no countefeits
executed abroad will be fubmitted TO the new
l'npre'hon. But we much fear that the fcarcitv
OF niyer VIII not entirely ceafe, till happv
change in the iiuation of the country fhall make
1t eligible to remove the refhieion by which the
bank OF England is now prohibited from ma
King us payments III money. It is, indeed, true,
.hat .Ae rate Mt which thefe dolar-crowns are
10 pals IN circulation is fuch, as to leave imall
temptation to export or melt them down &C
bullion. 90
The dollarsnow in currency weigh 400 q,a;ne
The proper weight of the crown piece. is 1G4
grains -
IL mas been eftmated that the diminution in
the price OF bread, for the prefent year, in com
PARTON with what it cot in the late wears of
icarcIty, is equal TO. an abatement of taxes and
pubic expenses in general to the amount of tbir.
ty millions annually.
L he foreign goods imported into Ireland, and
tnen re-exported, are of the total value of
5,ooo'oo0l One half of this re-exportation, or
TO the value OF 1,5oo,oooL fterling, is to Great
nlnercan goods have not, in general, varied
materially in price ince February.
cas- are in general higher than they were in
tne end OF lait month. India filgars, faltpetre,
and various other Eaf -Inda goods have alto ri
fen in price. ' "''0
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IN SENATE.


TIE JofloqUing reiofVe xv05 laid on the 14bLe b,
Mr.. SToRER.
WHEREAS, in the preferit prosperous Fate of on,
common country, many of the prefes in the United
states, are daily teeug with abufe and nvettve a.
galnt the contributed authorities Of our General Co
vernment, RESOLVED, by the Senate and HouG, O,
Representatives, in General Court convened, Thai
they view with regret and difapprobation the dior
ganizng ientiments ncucated through the medium OF
prefs, apparently defgned to ALLEVIATE the afec
tons OF the people from the General Government, and
to abue and Willy the Preident and principal officer,
Of the United States
RESOLVED, That they congratulate their Fellow
Citizens throughout the Union, upon the bappv re-
inlt OF thoie meafures of the General Government
which have iccured to hofe rights which were late
ly Invaded, without an appeaIto arms.
RESOLVED, That they repofe full confidence in the
Preient Administration of the General Government,
and ret aured that fuch meafures will continue to be
puriued, as hsA mott efe6ually preferve the peace,
lecture the commercial rights and maintain the general
Intere OF the union; and having the fei confidence
III the uiticc and wdom of the Predent Of the Unit
ed States they do hereby expe their unaterable de-
termination to cooperate with the general Govern
ment IN all neceary and proper means to preerve the
union, to eabliih uice, ihure domec tranquility,
to provide for the common defence, to promote the
general welfare, and lecure the bleings of civil Ii
berty.
On motion Of Mr.. ALcocK, that the foregoing adj
drefs be agreed to and paf-the yeas and nays were
required, and were, yeas 7, nays 5.
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diiien, with reafons, notion at the time, was
preented by thoe who gave their nays and entered ON
the Journalists follows:--
From theie refoutons, we feel ourfefves bound, by
the conviction OF our minds, and the duty we owe
our eontuents, to enter ddIent for the following
realons, viz.
l. In the prefent nate of the public mind il is, in
our view, the evident tendency of the above reolution
to inereaie the fame Of party contention, which al
ready threatens the dearuSlion of our happy coun-
try.
Y is our decided opinion, that the acqufition of
Orleans which appears be referred 70 in the a.
ooye reclutios, might have been obtained, not only
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-30
amendment Of the Contribution.

On Friday lait, the queftion for ratifying the
propoied amendment to the Contribution of the
United States came before the Houfe of Repre-
ientatives of this State. It's paiIagc was oppo-
fed by Meiirs. Prentice, NiJfon and Chamber
lain, with ability and eoquence and advoca-
ted at great length by MIR. Bell, in a very able
and ingenious fpeech. On the queltion being
called, it was taken by yeas and nays, and were
for the amendment 81, againAit 7s.It paffed the
Senate to 5.
The Governor had neither approved the Bill,
nor returned it with his objections, on Saturday,
70 that its fate was not then decided.
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There is now a bill before the Legislature for
dividing the State into Dftricts, for the purpofe
of chooiing Electors of Prefdent and Vice-Pre-
iident, and Members of Congreis, which takes
place in few months. We think this will in
tome fhape or other, finally pats.
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CORK tIEET,-A commercial friend has obI;eino-
~ favored the editors with Trinidad paper.
the following particulars of the lols of that fleet
~. S. Gag.
TRINIDAD, May 10
on lhuriday arrived the brig Mary-Anp, from
'5iaigow ard Cork Zone of the Cork fleet The
dreadful calamity that has happened to this fleet is Of
the mott diitrel'ng nature. We have been favoured
with the following particulars.
Extya7 Of a letter from a b00eneer on boord ,b,
IH9"a5' Of Lanea2er, dated at Tea, Esd of III
P'A-Laf. 81, long. 80, so.
We failed from Cork, under convoy of the Carvf.
tort and Apollo, on the 26tb of March. The aeet
committed OF 90 vefies including the men of war We
had ne breeze from the N E. the fri two or three
days; the wind then round TO the wea>vsrd and
on sunday the III Of April, the day previous to the
eident, we had it s. w. by w. Wehad hitherto
neered much more foutherly courle than uG,aI aud
TINS wind obliged to either tack or to make ll more
10. The reckoning of longitude, this day at noon
dhered eondderaby fone were in d. 20 IN and
Others as far as odd weR longitude The CarvsIort
calculated in the latter but we have NOT aicerta;ed
that OF the Apollo, which was the eadny min of the
fleet, and made all ignals. In the evening we AMI
ouby expected hgnal to tack none, however. wa.
'aue' ana we OF coire continued with our iarboard
.aCAS on board III the eourGe Of the night, the wind
TO itrong gale, and very heavy fvell fet IN
iion' 'i,e "eitward Our topfails were handed about
ee 'loc the Parres of the rain-top-iai yard hay-
og nrir gwen waylt was owing TO this accident that
yu Vee was iaVed Tor the men tent up to repair the
"'8e uncovered The breakers Oh the lcc-bow, mueh
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Cork FIEgT-A commercial friend bas oLI;o;,..
ly favored the editors with Trinidad paper
the following particulars of the lois of that fleet.
/Tv
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We are informed that the men iunref;.d
from the Pitt, are refored. The BritHb Con-
fuL, capt. Barclay, on application from the Nav
or on the fubieet, hated that he did not poGefs
authority over the vefels of war, but wrote TO
captain Bradley, of the Cambrian, on the flb-
Ject, recommending that the men ihould be inn
medIately delivered up. This recommendation
was 3c9ordingly complied with.
III ". r. Morn. C5roa.
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Sadler, Cap and Harnefs Maker

sadler, Cap and Harnefs Maker,
Respectfully informs his cutomsIs and the
pubac 10 general that hc fuppiied with the 6ea
materials IN his line Of bulinefs, and aattess him'
felf from the quality Of his work. and moderation
OF his prices TO render fa,isfs6tion to thoie WHO
may plesfe 20 favour him with their commands.
lHAVE. NOW READY FOR SALE,
Centlemen's faihionable Paddles made
on Englilh Trees, and In part OF tie belt En-.
glith leather, Che other materials warranted ALTO
EIaRlc, lhaftcd, inlaid and plain Paddles -
Leopard ikia houfons, and PADDLE cloaths, ladies
f.fhionaoc faddes with hogikin, buckikin and
yese, feats, plated brides OF the newet patterns,
with dukefbranch, guard, half guard and plain
bits, common brides, mar'lngaies and collars,
an aGorunent Of whips, plated Suwarrow fpurs,
plated and ponhed patent fpring fiIrups, plain
plated ditto, portmanteans, vallices and faddle,
bags, horism4n's caps, holfers and belts, fire
buckets, carriage. Wagon and cart harnels fur.
mlhed at ihot notice. A lct of neat + gdh
gig harnefs with plated m uniting for fale.
oNs B. Osders will be attended to with Punctu,
atty.
ACril rs. en3n
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1900 tickets at 10 dollars each, $4,000
~ B. Prizes fubje9ed 60 deductions offiteen per
ent.
Thi, lottery has been authorized by The Legislature of
Virginia for the laudabe purpoie of erecting ieminary
OF learning in the metropolis this fate With
this view it contemplated rae 10000 dollars and
500 dollars in addition fer defrayng the expences at
terdant on drawing the lottery. Citizens Of the r re-
fpecahi5y have been fee9ed truees and they have
pledged themelyes ufe their utnlo exertons TO car
~ t Into effect. The ichenc has the advantage of Civ
me- each adveutue, chance for fome very arge prizes
whi the proportion of prizes blanks 70 great
invite the friends of the iatended ution partake in
the lottery, with very te rl of their becoming loofcrs
The treanrer OF this ae be appointed to receive the
nousy for rhe tickets they fold and TO pay the a
nouut o. the prizes the fortunate adventures 1t is
deeved that the above conGderarions will induce rapid
Gale Of tickets aud the drawn will commence as ioon as
faficent number ihal be fold 70 hoze (which il
believed will be on the ircond Monday in Dccem5G
next
Richmond, January 81, Sea. co
- TICKETS to be had of Ro-
berr Pollard, DR.. !, Peterborough,
fun, VIM. Price, Reg Samuel Plea
iants, Jun. and VIM. Prichard.
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Public Notice.

BY ORDER of the Council of
Alexandra, ara directed to inform all thee
who have lots which front on any Of the frecs
that arc paved, that they are required to con-.
plere the foot pavement againa this ground as the
law directs, within f0rty days, all who reiule or
neglect to comply mutt expect that at the end Of
fad time the pavements not completed, will be
done by order of the Council, and the expence
collected from the peIfons chsrgesble Herewith.
George Gilpin,
49,. Steer Cemm.dsener.
June - 2a"4w
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10 BE SOLD,
FIFTY TWO ACRES LAND.

with dwelling n@ule thereon, near Capt. Geo
Sl4esm's farm, about three miles from town.
There is an excellent garden OF fruit trees, Aow-
eFs, SIC. SIC. and about ten acres OF meadow nn.
der fence, the remainder in wood. Ii will either
be fola for caih OF hors payments, or battered
Or dry goods. IkiOS. PAITkN.
h. MaGa Is.
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DISTRACT u UUAUMDAA,

DloIn4Cl VI UUAU MD4A,
Alexandra County, TO vii:
March odj,ayntd s .D5.a, 1894.
Richard Prime, Compialnant,0
AGAINST
Nathaniel Du kec and Cath
rine hls wife 2eAccca ALI,
fon, James NJ M'Rea, John
M'Rea, Robt. M'Res, Ma.
cy Alton M'Rea, Henry
Lies M'Rca, and Allfar
M'Res, heirs ard devif-es I'm Chsncery.
OF Root M'Rfs, deceafed,
and Agptfs M'Kea and Re-
bert M'Rea, iurviv,ng ex.
ecutors If Robert M'Rea,
decealed. ard Samuel Car.
die az Samuel Nichols, al
mniRr1tors of Mich. Thor
deceaftd, Defendants,
/ He defendant, Samuel Nichols,
administrator OF Michael Thorn, deceaieo, ngt
having entered his appearance, and given te MI
ty according the rurs Of this court, and II ap'
peaing to the fatists ttion of ihc court, tfa' he
is NOT an inhabtant Of this diitra: On motion
of the comp anant, BY his council, y IS 0'ds'td,
that the iJid defnodsnt, Samuel Niohol!s' 40
appear here on The fit day of June court next,
ard anlwer the Plaintiffs oil, and thar coPyef
this order be forthwith irfcr'ed Tor two months
ncccilively 10 both of he public newt 'aPeIS pub
llihed IN this COMFY, ard that anothe, copy DC
ootled at he front door ct the Court hoaie
laid ccurty.
ACory, TeR,
G DENEALE, &C.