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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
PfIILApELpHIA. Nov. 81.

Extract OF letter received from St.
Pierrcs (Mart.) dated Oct. IS.
We yesterday received the unplea-
SAINT news of the capital iowa (Cas,iersJ
OF 81. Lucie, being entirely destroyed by
hre--,he loss has beer very great; The
hames spread with SO much fury and
qu'ckness, that mos: people lost all their
FURNITURE, not even saving their plate"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04

CoS1T&tAtIaS OF FEAHsLArfoKs.
Fr1m F-eur6 papers yeceiora b. fbr ship EGs4
CAP. SFii5, at TIE e5see u fbe PsJhe Ledger
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
AZ a Court held for New Kent
county. on Thursday the 10Th day of Oaober,

county. on Thursday the 10Th day of oaober.
1905
Robert Cfump and Phillip Rogers. Samuel-r,;
Owings, Nicholas Owings, Bale Owings !
and Geo Street. trading Under the firm
ct Geo. Street. < Co. on behalf of them.
selves. and other CREDITORS of Nathaniel | ~
Wilkinson. dec. Compliments, &
AUAIssr rna | -.
William Chamber!ayne. Edmund Parke, y
George Wilkinson, jr. William Wikin. 2 -
son. Richard L. Wilkinson, Martha vii. ( s
kinson, Frances Wilkinson, aud Sarah p
Wikinson. which said William, Richard ! =
J.. Martha. Frances and Sarah, are chill
dren of Nathaniel Wilkinson, dec. and
Sarah wilkinson, widow and rsiid of
said Nathaniel Wilkinson, dec. def',s.
THE defendant Richard l.. Vii
= kinscn not having emered his appearances
AMI given security according to the at of assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and il appearing
to the satisfaction Of the court tina, he IS NOT an
inhabi'ant of thi. commonwealth on the motion
OF the compliments by their counsel, TITS IL ie,ed,
that the said defendant Richard L Wilkinson do
appear here on the second Thursday in + ebruary
nexf and answer the compliments bill; and that
copy OF This order be published in some news.
paper printed IN the city of Richmond for two
months successfully. and posted at the front door
O, The courthouse of this county.
A Copy->-1'este.
W., D.., Nto.4<-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04

VIM. Bev. CLAYTON, c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06


the chambers Of congress and 10 which the
arguments aud eloquence OF Mr Randolph
are entitled, a system has been pursued
of subjcSfing him to the contuaely OF a
reply from Eliot of Vermont, or Lyon oil
Kentucky.
"A word more, and we shall close this ar
ticle-the strength Of" tte uuio,s Of honest
men" Is to be tried at the next session, up
on the choice OF a speaker-M1con is not
to be seduced by the Yazoo, though he is
Tar from being rich maryland it is in
tended by the union of " honest men" to
set up candidate in opposition to him.
The readers of the aurora may at first
sight question, whether all these matters
are dreams or ingenious Actions !-Time
which has so frequently testified to the
information conveyed by this paper, will
establish these facts, and more than these
hereaiters (.dnrora.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
SWEARING.

moments calm consideration will con-
vince any rationl person OF the impropri-
ETY. OF this custom which is inexcusable
| and vulgar.
I II is inercusa6Le. There is less temp
tation to this vice than any other. Some
vices are excused by calling them consti-
tutional but as Archbishop Tillotsou OBJ
serves" no man is born with a swearing
constitution. 1t cannot procure credit
to an assertion, because it is oflener used
to confirm rash and doubtful saying, than
plain truth. The man who swears
seems to doubt his own veracity, and we'll
may others suspect for how can we be.
lieve he is true To man when he is false
to Cod! Besides, the custom of swear
ing to truths may insensibly lead man to
swear falshoods. Persons addicted to this
practice seldom know when they swear !;
and some when reproyed for it, have
sworn they did not swear.
1t is vulgar. That some gentlemen
swear, is too true but it can never be deem
ed the mark of gentleman for it is a
vice common to the vilest characters in
the lowest rank of society. 1t produces
the most disgraceful equality lit puts the
honorable, the learned, the polished and
the delicate, upon a level with the most
Ignorant and depraved.
Besides these horrid oatl,s which insult
every decent ear, there is a vicious habit,
INDUCED by many persons, otherwise mo-
raj, among these even ladies, of thought.
less PROCLAMATION OF their Makers name,
on occasions the most trivial, such as
Good Goo God forbid (! God bless us
. Lord sc. sc, This is inexcusablc
conduct, and from want of that reverence
to the best of Beings, which is essential
to true religion, is as direct violation of
that commandment, &c Thou shall not take
the name of thy God in vain, /" as the
most vulgar profane oaths.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

pY virtue of deed of trust execu-
~ ted to the subscriber by Joshua West aud
aary Wes, for the purpose OF securing debr
therein specified, co Andrew Woodiey, will he
SOLD,5y me- - thr Ss.n, Tavern, IN The CITY CT
Richmond. to the highest bidder. FOR ready mo-
ney, on the 9Th day Of this present month Aprill
he partof Half-Acre LOT,
known and distinguished in the plan of the said
city OF Richmond by the number So and |, iup or,
the eAs1 side of Shockoe creek the corner OF the
cross street opposite the courthouse; bounds as
follow. to wit--beginning the northeast corner
OF said Tor, thence running up the back street 90
feet, thence at right angles running into said lot
% feet thence az right angles 70 The cross street
W feet forming square OF 90 feet long --.i Sc
feet wide Including a small hoese and q wen a
excellen, water
KDW'D WINSTON, 2;Hstee.
1't dp,H. 1905 3u
The above 10 sa,i,fy security debr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
t o ! o r N NJ A G +. =.

Pe''on nor residing witbin t6e eop,,nontoeahb of
Virginia. and baviGg no knorn Ggent or af,orDcy
s5rein- my
'AhE NOTICE, that by virtue of COM
q mission issuing out of the court of che.
for the distrid OF Schmond, in su;, ,ers,,I;rL5.
in toe said court, wherein am plaintiff and Won
aye dsisndanr, the dispositions os John GRAY. Jobn
Woodsoh and Chapman Stewar, ard sundrv O.
faer witnesses will be taken at the shop of Ma
'haniei Dandridge, near his dwelling house. In
me county OF Hanover, on the twentieth dsv of
s.Arch next and that If necessary, the said com.
mission will be adjourned over 10 tbe Ole, r e55
days OF thar month; the dispositions so 70 he -.
Sen' to be read in evidence in the said case
Feb. Z, 1906. A' *.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
7he Celebrated Harm SPRINGS
IN VIRGINIA.

ME subscribers havetaken lease
4 often years. of the highly celebrated. Me.
prcINAL SrRtNas in the county of Bath, called
the Warm Springs. so justly famed for their
great cures general relief in many complaints.
They are no. preparing every necessary COM
tori and accommodation 70 suit the auiusements
OF those who have health land TO promote the re-
covery OF those who want it,) and il is deemed
necessary TO make these things widely known. be-
cause complaints have heretofore been made a.
gainst the entertainments which has been offered.
Preparations are made for az least one hundred
constant ooardeIs besides transient guests. for
the accommodation of which the subscriber will
make all possible exertions and they hauer
themselves that those who may place confidence
IN this advertisement, will not find the sn,a,lesr
cause Tor regret OF Complaint
Robert & George Turner.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICH MONDE:
SATURDAY. April 6. 1905.

me 'oioyiny persons have been dul,
elected magistrates, and members of IN,
common hall. for the city of Richmond
sor the year 1905, viz.
William Du-Val, Mayor.
=, Edward Darlington, Recorder.
Henry ). Shore, Alexander Ouarr;e.
Samuel Peasants. Junior, Wu,iam ! Z
Goodwin, William Richardson :
David Lambert, and Anderson Bar 3
rett, 2
Robert Mitchell, President.
1e0rge W. Smith, Benjamin Tate,1 G
humphrey Dabney, John Dixon g
George Pickett, Samuel Paine. :
Charles Copeland, William NJ, i G
Him. Robert Pollard. Thomas I'm.
derwooa, neniami Wolfe, Samu. &
e. M,sraw, Joseph Gailego, aud 5
John Robinson, :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

mated dust and ashes can presume tc
question the power which called it into ex.
'istence, demanding, Why hast thou
made me what ami" How intelligence
confessedly finite, can charge the counsels
of that mind which pervades inGni,ude,
and extends through eternity, with incon-
sistency in prescribing rule Of action to
probationary beings, without, at the same
time, compelling observance Nay, bid
him not stop at the moral world; but say,
why earth is not heaven, and man an in
essence, such a, we believe the
blessed inhabitants of that better region"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
To the Editor offhe Hrgus:

SIR,
Your known attachment to the cause OF
religion, induces me 10 offer the following
extracts, rot doubling you will give them
ready and cheariul insertion in tHe Ar
gus, which ought 10 be equally watchful of
our eternal, as we'll as temporal welfare.
They are taken from novel, entitled, a
Iade ofMe Times, which may be warmly
recommended TO all your female readers.
They are intended as an answer to anob-
Jection, often and strongly urged by those
protesting Deism, against the divine ORR
gin ofthe scriptures--Tho' short, they ap.
pear TO me extremely impressive. and will,
make no doubt, produce similar con-
viction on other minds as on my own.
"You forget, said F,tzosborne, triumph
anuy, the merit annexed to the extirpa-
ton of the Canaanites, and the extinction
of Ama!ek. Such pretended injunction
from the benefcent parent of the universe,
are With me, conclusive proof against
the entire inspiration of the Old Tesla
ment."
read in those commands, replied
Powerscourt, an incontestible mark of di-
vinity. ] recolIect the state Of society at
that time, and venerate the merciful Sc.
verify which imprinted upon the minds Of
q small portion OF mankind, renewed alb
horrence Of that cruel and degrading ido-
latry prohibited by one of the first COM
manls which was impaired to the father
OF the post-diluvian world. Surely, yoY,
sir, forget the maxim Of poet, whose
mis-1irected muse is often quoted by our
present deisls TO establish principles from
which ne would have shrunk with horror.
II
- The great FIRST cause.
"Ads not by partial, but by general laws"
He is not bound by those rules of conduct
which determine The equity of the aslions
OF imperfect, short.sighted, perishable
mGn. He, in whose hands are the issues
OF life and death, cannot be called upon by
his creatures 20 answer for the operations
Of any OF his Instruments Of punishment,
BE- they famine, peslilence or war. To
fulfil some vast design, perfc 6lcd perhaps
centuries after It's formation--the Jewish
babe may bleed a, Bethlehem, or the Ca.
labrian infant be cngulphed with its pa
rents by TIC desol=ting earthquake, with
outimpeding he Justice ofthe Creator, with
whom thousand years are but as day.
We finite creatures, standing on little
speck Of time, cannot comprehend the
plans Of intinitude, which extend to eter
nifty. Admit future state, and every idea
OF particular severity vanishes. Tie who
exists for ever can recompence the unof.
Tending children Of the idola,ro'is Worship.
pers of Molock with an happy immortaIi-
~. He who knows the heart can crown
with perpetual bliss The conscientious as.
ssrtors Of a declining persuasion, whom
the more pesiilent fanaticism Of infideJity
inundated upon the banks Of the Loire.
The giver Of eternal life can reward the
patience he exercises, and amply repay
the premature privation of temporal ex.
istence.
"CowardIy lady Monteith why fear
W drive the mean dissimulator from the
affected dccency Of Deism into the bold
audaciIy Of Atheism, by asking how ami
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
Lots for Sale.

4 ~ consequence .of the badncss ofthe uea-
u Her on Saturday the 3oM Hit. tie sale of
Me LOTS on the turnpike road just d6oue
me tom Of Manchester az The flace called
6nck-hhA, is fosltoned iii Monday The 2sfh
o. m's month the sale zpiA commence at the
Io"- Gaze, at fen O'Clock, 4. NJ. on the terDls
mentioned in the former advertisement.
us. CLARKE, .dtfoytey
intact for HE firohrietors.
.'f"H y; ioO5. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

"a Boston paper says: =" the vessels =,
Niaiasa, mentioned in our last, were all
ready Tor sen, and we s,ipohse left there
on the Sd or 4ih of February, there be-
ing breast wind--Capt. German excep,-
cd who was not quite ready. The ship
tsiar'ha' ct Philadelphia, O'Brien. late
Consui at Aiyiers. He was on his way
40 America with his family; he came
Passenger to Malaga in a rolacre brig I'm.
der Imperial colors, ne said he was oound
Tor the City OF Washington; bat having
an opportunity to take charge of the ship
Martha, for PhiladeIphia, late comman.
Ger capt. Glenn, and no opportunity to
take passage fer the Chesapeake, he con.
Guided 10 go 10 Philadelphia"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
Notice.

w HE kEAS myself, Robert Boyd & Patrick
BOYD, executed bond 10 John Sea of IA
ntNx county, Virginia, in payment for land
purchased OF him, bearing date. if I mistake me-.
,ie <1'h DAY OF September, 1903, for the sur, Of
ninety nine pounds fifteen shilings. Vir9inin mo.
ne, anq on demand the FIRST dag .e May 1906
, mi,,Gh pond have been informed is now in The
i;e OF lillian Blackwell Of said county of Ia.
49, ST nVl colleehon when it becomes due I do
menionedboud, as neither ruvsee p We :,
or ra'rieE Boyd intend paying one csnt.-,,h,
ss'u John sea not having made me a ..ood a..
vered by law. TOIISr pt zane oe reeo
Goth March, 1905. ~ L ~ ~
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TICKETS


~, = = FNFEFN.
Whof tickets Dolls. Quarters. Dol az
Halves, AS Figb,hs' w y
But as the tickets and shares, have met ,;,t -
an extraordinary rapid sale tFropgbor, -
OF The United States. they will speedilv sIy IT,
IN price y 1N' Hhee
- Distan, Adventures, by irelos;nv r mn.
NOTES OF ANr DBSCRIP7ToW 20, ,,l -
tickets forwarded Them by post. 70 49, n'Ye
. .. Union ny G & r, WAITE, vim a.
us'Ioss REee'uA'ity and the earlics, n,e;,os
al ICON =, neil success CASH advanced Soy Srzo
- 100" as draWn, or warranted unslrs,,r ,s.S.
exchanged fcr prizes daripc the dvs,..' ''SNs''
for the saticfaaion OF adyen,,,.,, 2 r.,
'.ouS Ana us vicinity, G.. & r. Wac ,,iii -.
Gs ss % the printer Of this paper. The No.,
O,nelal L,ist OF Prizes as soon as prin,sd -,
my gentleman can examine his own gry,,s -
AetersS post paid) vii be daily si,s.,li,S a.
New Yevk, Nov -. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

a London paper mentions the loss OF
the British East-In9ia ship Earl Of Aber-
sgavenny, Capt. Wadsworh, OF 1900 IONS.
on the Overs, near :he Wight. Out of
400 persons on board, 500, including the
capt. and frs, mate persisted. The above
ship was outward bound.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

In the Madrid Gazette, of December
"a 1t IS asserted, that on the day which
the declaration of War was published in
that City, the King signed Treaty OF Al
nance with Portugal, in virtue of which,
the latter Government declares itself an
ally of spain, and an enemy of England
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

NJ, =. II 7 2 d,
q o., ne scheme contains $4,000 Tickets, Of with
~ sIe rr,zes Tess than two and half bla nls
10 prize --neduetion fifteen per cent. '''">S
M, tne session Of the Legislature Of the s,a,eof
Resolution passed the Senate, and Sa, .o loo-',
IN 1y the eoHse of Assembly, thar the d,s,1,;'.
" tne saio Lottery be postponed until the Sccot
eIonaey !" Sp'H next, in consequence sG ,hs 49,
,aIcaIon OF one of the managers, and ,bs, ,S.
SS,eS, S1gi VIII GUARANTEES the PAY
"Ar'N OF ALL the PRIZES in said /, o,,sr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

RY virtue OF deed Of trust execu.
~ TED 20 the subscribers by mr. John Turner.
the 18Th July, 1904, TO secure the sum of one nun
dred and sixty seven pounds Eve shilIinys. due
mr. w ltsnire NJ. Lewis, ex'r. of Francis I. evils.
WIZ DC Sold, Tor cash. on the premises, on Wed.
n p p me e; 2rsh March next, TWO I5fPROV.
rD I6NEH Edz7S. in this city. opposite the
courthouse. Also. one other TRNzurrr n s.;J
deed opposite Rockets warehouse, or so much
thereof as will be sufficient to pay the aforesaid
sum sum OF one bundled and siSty.seven pounds five
snlings, with interest thereon from the 91s, dav
OF feb. last together with the expense attend.
ing the execution OF said tfust.
Richard Adams,1 y
Richmond, Feb. IS. 1905.
-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06

~" me a@9Ue sale is POSTPONED iii Tues
dGy me 9M instant, gOlien is will ceytainly
take hlacs. Az,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-06
VIEWS OF THE THIRD PARTY.

II must be promised, that the rise of the
hiird PARTY is not to be attributed wholly
to any single cause; butte combination
Of causes; the principalof which have been
Inc secret ambition Of some indiyidu.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26

demands among other thirg, that the air, of war
HAL ne put precfely in the fate in which they were
at the concluon of the Convention with ENGLAND -
Nov, Sir, :he latter mult have r, ference to rerod
antecedent to the departure of our Ambaador from,
Madrid As ii we were not TO be lett in doubt ref
peSing the ex,aence ofa Convention with ENGLAND as
II nadvertence had been impoibe and will any man
think that MIR. Frere could have not ONLY twce mad
verentiy employed, but twice argued from the l4sue
term fay, Sir, that with IN air OF defign to unde-
ee've the world on this very point, MIR. Frere con-
GUIDES the letter to Don Cevalos which have quot
ed above, in theie expreis words
Your Excellency complains my having in my
Note demanded the reduction Of the Marine to the
itate m winch was previous the war, Whit the
period pointed ont in the Convention for fixing the eff
tabiiihment to which il was to be reduced wa, thar
OF the Convention itief 1t true that this fri Pc
rod was named iii my initru9ions but bearing in
nlind that another has been already agreed upon.
and two well convinced of the good faith of NV Co
vernment to believe that the ubAitution could have
been made otherwile than by miRake have not he
htated TO retore the period of the Convention too
happy, 1t TINS trfing change remove any obRa-
Gle to the fatisfaction of my demands" Thus much
have thought it necenary to fate to the Houfe, to
Thew the ground of my motion" The motion was a.
greed to.
9th. a copy, extract of any documents or papers
giving an account of the ccours granted by Spain to
France on the 9th October 1905, in con(eouence of
the treaty of St. Ildephonfo.
On the queltion being put, Mr.. Pitt rofe "I will
not fay that we have received information as to the
iuccours granted by SPAN to France but we have no
authentic iniors'aton from Spain. Spain having al
ways retufed to give diltin3 information refpecing
that fubjea.
The ieveral other motions, except two, which were
withdrawn being fuperfuous, were now put and a
greed to, after obfervaton from the Minner that
with refpea TO the dispatches of our Admirals every
communication would be given which was confident
with good faith towards thoie who might have given
information.
After a few words between Mr. Pitt and Mr. Grey.
explanatory of the location of delay the CONFEDERATE
on OF the SPaniIh papers deferred from Thurdav
next to l'hurlday fe'nnght
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26
NOTICE..

HE twen;y-frR feeiion of the aa paTed on rho
29th January, 1905, for carrying into ex.citi-
on he contribution Of the Mutua AIurance Societ,
wit o. ''P''"'09' 10
That no hovfe fhall be conlidered as being with,
town, within the meaning of this az, unleis II he
within the limits of town eGablilhed by law. or IN
the ubnrb' thereof, on lot piece Of land not more
than two acres"
Under the laws and regulations lately adop,ed. the
re-vauatinns of the injured buildings, nun be made
under the iuperintendance Of the rpeeia agents Lite
YaPponted for each judiciary dilria as aIfn for b.
appointed for the towns Of Norfolk. Pe.erl,pry.
Richmond, Frederekfbuig, Alexandra and yirclsi,
ter The re valuations Of the injured BUILDINGS in the
INHALER towns are to be made under the infection Of
the d'i'ret agents appointed for the REFLECTIVE df
tri6ls VIZ
All new valuations ihall likewifc be made under
the uperintendance Of the agents aforefaid. Under
the rules ct the iociety the General Office will be- o.
pen Tor the tranaaion THE buinels, from o'clock
a M to three p. NJ. and at no other time.
w. F. ASH, p. Ageof, MAa
lhe printers Of this Rate requeaed to inirt the
above once in heir.reiPe6ive papers,
March 60
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26
FOR7r DOLLARS PEWARD.

- UN-AWAY on the 2Sd Of February. two Nc
IN groe Men, JESSE and ISHAM. IefIe is verv
nearly white, and upon fight examination would
pats as ueh' he is about fix feet high rather fender
legs for his height, is about % years old by trade
Cooper, at which builnes Is very expert he is very
ingenious handy fellow, and cin turn his hand IN al
mott any thing. expect he will pats by the name of
Jeie Cottre as he has frequently aTumed that name
his coathing know nothing Of but knowing he has
variety, it would be unnecelry to undertake To def
cribe his dreis. llham is alto about fix feet hyh of
yellowh complexion, about years old, and as
ftout itroug fellow any in the Rate of his ace he
has rather down look, and moves flowly, with kind
OF limp or hitch in his walk, which NAV be diTeo
vered upon examination. His drefs was a fur hat
almot new, with the brim nearly eat off by rats
or mice, grey twrd coating with lappels nriped
iwans down jacket, blue doth pantaloons, and pair
OF ihoes iueh as negroes generally wear, nailed all
round, he has never been uGed to work in the field,
his ehei employment was attending to a garden, and
jobbing at which buiineIs he IS very handyand oblo
ing. do expect they will endeavour TO keen toge-
Their as they are brothers, and am convinced Imam
was Perluaded ofby Jeae am inclined to think
they will endeavour to make TO ome of the northern
Rates and try to pats as ireemen.
will give the above reward delivered to me IN
Charles City County, twenty dollars for either or
ten dollars Tor each, to have them ecured in Jail 70
that ! get them again.
w. B.lCdRsTIAN.
Mar .l'' IS. o 1905 s0"'''' s'a 8 y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-26
At court of quarterly FELTON,, held for Cumberland
county, the 95th of February, 1905.

At court of quarterly FELTON,, held for Cumberland
county, the 95th of February, sos.
William M Allen, and James Codyo
merchants and partners acting under Plaintiffs.
the hrm OF Allen and Cody,
Againit
JoiePh Brady, John Brady, Martin S.
Davenport, executor of David Deven-
port decd Francis Davenport, & Jef- Defendants.
fe Dowdy.
HIS day came the plaintiffs by their attorney
and the defendentsJ oeph Brady, & Iohn Br1d-
" not having entered their appearance, and given e.
etpri'y according to the Aa Of AHemby and rule, of
TINS COURT and it appearing the fatisfaion of the
court that they are inhabitants of this nate
on the morton of the compliments by their council
IS ordered that the faid defendants Jo(epb Br.dlv
and John Brady do appear here on the fra dsy q
APri court next, TO aniwer the comp inants bill and
Sn" copy OF this order be forthwith Inherited in
lone one OF the newspapers Pubihed in the CITY Of
iI'L'nohd' Tor two months iuccevely and poned ar
the front door OF the Court Houle of this county.
a Copy, TeRe,
SAMUEL HOBSoN, d. Gee
March 26.-(e tn 2mp) "