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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
Dortlam0,
EOf Peace.
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VIII peace take place between Eng
land and france is a question asked
by almost every one that feels an inter
est in the passing events of the present
|day. The week past has brought ma
ny rumours which renders it highly
probable that general peace win be
effected in Europe the present season
but no one will expect that we can pro-
Inounce with certainty Oh this subject
whilst those who are situated near the
theatre Of the contending parties, re-
main in doubt. That Lord Lauder.
dale has proceeded to Paris With full
powers to negotiate with Bon2parte, Is
.afact, and it is not probable that the
English Cabinet would have sent IA
Ambassador, unless the overtures from
the French Government were such, as
to afford a reasonable prospect for
termination Of the war.
Should peace take place, II viii very
greatly affect the interest Of this coun.
try it will be felt first BY the mercan-
tile class Of our citizens, and from them.
extend to the farmer and mechanic.
Every kind Of American produce VIII
experience 2 fall. These are no small
considerations, but we may expect dill
culties from another quarter, of a 1norcs
serious nature. Tho we are not dis.
posed to excite unreasonable alarms,
| yet it is well to recolleet that our ma
tional disputes with the European pow
ers remain in an unsettled state viii
Bonaparte when unrestrained BY the.
naval force Of England, be more mod
crate in demanding our money or
will Spain be more disposed 10 CON-
! ply with the wishes of Mr.. Jefferson,
and settle the boundaries Of the land "
salt Mountains"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
NoRTAAMeToN, SEPT. II.

Yeaerday the Supreme Judicial
Ccurt commenced its FELTON, in this
town. The charge to the Grand
Jury. by Hf Hoaor Chief .1aRice
Pqrj6ns, was able, appropriate and
fplendidly eloquent. From the high
legal7reputation Of the Chief Jultice
while at the bar, the audience very
naturally expected an addrefs to the
Grand jury. which ihould not have
been furpaiitd on any fmilar occa-
fen, in this country 6nce the hrft
fettlement Of the fate. 1t will not
be derogating from the learning or
refpedability Of any Of the Honour
able Members of that Court, to ex
prels our decided opinion, that no
man, who heard the charge, was diff
fatisfed or disappointed. It was
perfpicuous, dignifed and forcible :
the legal principles it contained, the
profeihonal character Of fadge Par.
l9as will lan6tion us in iving, were
objectionable correct, and those o.
a more general nature we know were
fuch as every intelligent and honef
American would be proud to cheriih
An upright and independent Judicia
ry is the faireh pillar of our govern
nent and we congratulate our fel
low-citizens, that no fate in the u
nion-can, inithis, refped, boat fupe
riority to this Commonwealth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
Miraspla n,,d %.

The Plasterers Of Mr.: Jefcrson's
conduct deny his having any Knopl-
edge Of Miranda's plans previous to
his having sailed from the United
States and no doubt there are many
in this country who are so biroted iii
favour Of the present administration,
that they believe it possesses such a
high degree Of Instability that it can
do no wrong; and that the President
has discharged the duties Of his Office
in manner to protectthe lives and in
terests fthe citizens of America.
But the most ample testimony has
been laid before the public that our
great men at Has1zngton were faLlE
apprized Of the plans and views Of Nj
randa, even before he began to make
Preparations for the expedition !; yet
our executive did not take the least
step to prevent our citizens from en-
gaging IN It at the time, or to protect
our neutrality from being vioIated.--
What has been the consequences ct
this shameful neglect of public duty (!
Our citizens have been sacrificed, have
suffered an ignominious death--blr
Gallo careth far none ofthese things.
Facts are stubborn things, the fol-
lowing are from TIE Network Herald
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. I,

"The Marquis Yrujo arrived in
town yelterday, en- his way to the
feat of government. His iecretary
informs that the Marquis received the
thanks Of his fovereign for his "faitb-
fui jsrvice5 in this country" and that
the Spanifh government will igff on
his being again received and treated
with all the attention due to the
Miniiter Of great and powerful na-
hioH" [Bahtin0ye american
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
LIBELS.

LlDGAIOs
The Harpfhire Federalift, of
Tuesday laf, gives the following
ftatement of trial, before the ou.
preme Judicial Court, for three few
eral libels on His Excellency Gov,
STRONG
" AT the Supreme Court, at
Northampton; left. week came on the
trial of Andrew Wrighr,printe of the
Republican Spy, for three lbels upon
bis ExcelIency Governor STRONG.
+" The frlt Of which charged him
with having been guiltyof fpecula-
ton and perfecutmg a printer for
publifhing the truth.
"The fecond charged him with
his intrigile and undue folicitation of
the Supreme Court. for the Clerks
Office in thiscoanty, for his fon.
" The third libel charged the Gov
ernor with.bafely and cowardly afacri-
hcing, and fpurning at the rights
of the people to CRAFTY a junto of
Ariitoorats in the nomination and sp-
pointmentof Sheriff WARD, in, the
country Of Worceffer.
(" There wass IN the firt libel, a
charge that the Governor fcreened
himfelf under the rule of Law that
the truth fhould not be given. in evil
dence.. On thisitrial the council fol
the prolecution agreed without ma
king any quefionto the Court, that
the truth might be given in eyi-
depcc.
y" The defendants council offered
evidence to prove the truth of the
facts charged in each of thofe libels,
but in the opinion of the Jury who
tried the caufe, and Of mott whc
heard il, they wholly failed to prove
either of the charges. y.
"Chief Juftice Parlons, who pre-
fidcd at the trial, in mott matter.
y manner fummed up the caufe (
the Jury, fated the principles upor
which the Indictment was founded
declared that they were the Judge
whether the defendant had made th'
publication-whether it fairly had III,
meaning given TO it in the india
ment, and the intent Of FULFILLING
but faid he could not avoid expfeninG
his opinion of the. Law in regard tt
giving the truth in evidence :-Tha
in relation TO perfons who were il
public Offices, or were candidate
for fuch Offices, he conceived on
government had provided by til
contribution that the truth nigh
be pubtifhed, provided it was toll
in decent language, and with honeI
intention to give information to th
people but that this could never b
any publication for FULFILLING fall
hood either by. charging private vic
upon public officer, or accuGng.hir
of failure in his public duties
" After Eating the evidence yer
correctly, he left alto to the Jury III
quefion, whether the defendant ha
pro7ided the truth of the charge, I
either of them. The Jury gave
general verdict of Guilty. The d.
PENDANTS council then took excer
tons to'the opinion Of the Chief tn
! tee in rejecting certain eyidenc,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
NAPLES, JULY I0, 1900.
T0-to

Yeherday Gaeta furrendered to the
French. AS foon as the great breach
was formed inthe citadel, at the foot
of the coun,erfcarP, which in extent
was fufficient to contain 10 men IN
front, three columns Of French troops
were ready to Attend il ; and the
grenadiers which competed the hrlt,
waited with glorious impotence the
fgnal OF alault.
The Martial Mallena, demanded
the iurrendcr for the laff time. '1he
be6egers aiked for feveral hours de-
lay in order to obtain the pcrmitlion
of the Prince Of Phillipfad, r10bo, Il
GppearJ b. another paper, bad teen
1D0anded, and repaired on board a Brit.
aB zs1sl;l bur they were aniweredt
that in one hour the place would b
taken by force of arms. The appear
ance Of the columns ready to march
at a moments warning, breach al
ready made and eafy TO be mounted
and the fecurity of being treated a
greeably to the laws of war, were til
potent reafons which induced til
garrifon to capitulate.
The garrifon are prifoneis Of war
with peraiflion to march oft, bu
no. 10 ferye in IS months. The al
tillery and magazines were aeiiverr
70 the French in the fate in who
they were found. The other article
arc as yet unknown
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
CT Sqvrdsn, Rg6sa and Prg5Fs.

Extremities have not yer been re-
Torted to, between PruIia and Swe-
den. Outlaws Adolphus has taken
high ground, and maintained it vith
fpirit and inAexibility worthy de-
fcendant of Charles XII. But Ruff
fla is Interpreting its meditation for an
amicable fettlement and Pru0ia
has force on foot ready TO pounce
at once upon Swediih Pomerania.
A Continental Peace being fettled,
Sweden will have no odjed to in
duce it TO maintain Its military atti-
tude.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
CO RgEa, France ard 7arkty.

Isis now faid RufIia is on the eve
of war with Turkey; and that the
former viii be countenanced by the
large French army now attending IN
Albania and Dalmatia. The frit ef-
feet of general peace, if il. ihould
take place, will be-, the externation
of the Ottomon Power from Europe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
BOSTON, SEPT. Z
FROM SPIN.

Capt. Shattuck, who arrived here
on w ednefday, failed from Cadiz on
the 18th of Aug. On the 10th, an
exprefs, came to Cadiz, with infor-
nation Of the concluGon of General
Peace. 1t 1sa5 laid, the Preliminaries
were Ggned at Paris on the gift Of
July. There were IS fail Of the line
lying at Cadiz French and Spanifh)
ready for fea. A grand tfu De i9iie
was fred from the ihips and forts
foon after The receipt Of the news OF
peace. The people were almoft dis
tractei with Joy at the intelligence
L was reported, that the French
troops in Naples had made an at.
tempt againf Sicily, and been defeat
cd with great lofs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
10 the Editor.

Sir,
In order to prevent mifrePrefenta-
ton We beg you to infrrt in your pa
per the following communication.
On the 24th infant. we accom-
panied MefIes- Allen ]. Dayie and
t. Burgess, both of this place, 20 the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

There does nor appear TO be any
foundation in the report, Of feveral
cafes Of yellow fever having occurred
in Network. Our papers and let
tiers Of Monday Taft, allure US, that
the city was very healthy and eve
ry thing appeared 10 indicate the con.
tinuance of health through the fea-
fon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

The laf Aurora fuggefs an oPin-
ion, in its. urual matter of-fad way,
that the Marquis Yrujo has not been
re-appointed Minilfer to the United
States. This 1aH is however oPPe-
fed to the declaration Of feveral Span
ilh Confuls, who have been official
ly notified, that the King Of Spain
having entirely approvedthe official
conduct Of Mr. Yrujo, had reap
pointed him to exeitift his functions
as Minifter to the u. S. from the
Court Of Madrid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

The following curious circum-
ftancc occurred yeferday, at Mr..
George Eyre's fhip-yard, Kenfng-
ton. s
On heaEing down the fhip Penn
fylyania Packet, lately from Canton,
in order to discover fmall leak,
which Ehe had experienced on her
pahage home, it was found that The
had baen truck about feet below
the bends by a Sword Fifth, which had
driven its tusk or fword through the
copper lheathing and bottom plank,
to the ceiling inhde and being unable
to draw it out again, had lett II re-
naming in the bottom, and broken
fhort off outlde. The force with
which it was driven in, was 70 great
as to lPllnter the plank and cauie the
leak. Had the fword been with
drawn, It's probable the Ship would
have made more water than could
have been lifted by The pumps. Part
Of the fword was cut off in extrica-
ting it, the remainder mealures ten
inches long, and nearly two inches
in diametsr.-Pbilad. pap.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
foreign 9nteIIWenee.

81 Ay ARssvAE ~ NHwroRk, LONDON nz7Es =.
AuoutT :, HlyE BEEN EEcEDKD.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

C TaMaIca Fleef.
Capt knight, Of the brig Speed
well, arrived at Newburyport on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
ALLEN ]. GREEN.
SAMUEL M'cULLOCH.

| t-.-'''J" -, ~1NS-- - ~ 49,
The above fingular letter is taken
from a late iouthcrn print and we
cannot republiih it without rejecting
with anazement on the conduct of
the Ggners. Itimplicdly admits that
"a caufe might have exiited which
would have fulfilled either of them
{ Allen or Burgess in robbing the 9th
er Of life. And does fuch a ienti-
ment Gnd its way to therprefs in a
civilized country Z But if this was
the opinion of thefc two gentlemen Of
banor, would ak then how they can
iuftify it to their condolences TO ltands
by and permit the two dueliits to-
make the attempt before they intcr-
fered. ~ r. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

State of Virginia, where they en-
gagged in the fettlemeut of a difpute
which they conceived could not ftoF
hort Of a duel. The gentlemen,
with great intrcpidity and frmneis,
exchanged fhot without doing any
execution after which a parley took
place between Us, their feconds) and
as we were'of opinion that the caufe
was nat taffiriirnt fer e;tber-ef them to
rob tie otber Of Ltf, the difpute was
then accommodated to the honor and
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-30
Thirty Dollars RczOnG

sNN AWAY, from the subscriber, on
b Sunday night list. a negro man, namsa
.sI.EPxag,W; who calls lllnselt Stephen lafl
Tar 'u5out 35 pears Of age, and .boat ieel
inches high, strong made, broad face, .hisn
cheeks and'coa:se boney teatures-lle was IoI-
nieriy used 30 york in a vessel q aeook, Whlcn
be understands tolerable well, also Washing
andfeuse work, which he has been accustohl-
= ed TO questionable. Took with him nall "e.ii
SroTST3 broad cloth coat, dark striped HOE
skin Jacket, a pair corduroy PantiaoohS I'D
white, and a pair nankeen ditto, some "ni't
Iinen shirts, and an oznabnrg shirt and PAIR Q,
trousers, also black fur HIT, ana IS suPP0'''
to have other cinaths not particularly Know.
lie is remarkable artful fellow and VIII iNs
ly change lis name ana cloaths, and also I IL
have got pass-Masters OF vessels aliu =.
otter persons arc warned not to haroof VI ''''
piov Sid fellow in any manner whatever. :.
WEosoever apprehends SAID ieiieW al' M.
cures hun in any glol within the state OF n .s+
ryiand or District Of Columbia, so that 81
hi,n again, Shall receive a reward oil WV
Dollars, if within IS miles from hom e..
above that distance and within Nc slale an 4Ls
said, Twenty-Five Dollars, and Ii Oh. " s;ty
stat9 or District aforesaid, or within TN ~.
Ct Baltimore, the above reward aal al ="
sonable charges if brought home.
Thomas ?. Wilton.
1Montgomery Court House, Ma 70,
rylaad, 6th .7uSast, 1906. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-30
City Property.

aviE seitor eschangc. f9r Wetor Dry Goods,
u HANDSOME two story Frame Hous ,
< u two rooms on floor to tie front, stand
ing Oh a corner lot and we'll finished through
@ouf, with. kitchen, coacil-house, stable, gar
den, and other conysniences--sogct with a
two story Brick House adjoining the saaAe.--
The situation CT this property quail 70 aiisg
in the City Of Washington, lying in a direct
line and very near to the intended nev bridge
which is to cross the Potomac. The title viii
be found good and iIdi:sputabie. Fpethe par.
tlculars ia.y be by apPlying@1o Ike SUP
Scri5cr.
NIB. Those persons in the City and those
in the country who arc is1debted TO the sui'-
scIiber's store in Washington up to taiy,
1904, likewise those persons In tonTn ard
country who arelndebted to his store IN Alex
andria, by notes and hook accounts, ere most
earnestly requested to take up tier notes and
close their book accounts, Oh or before tn lst
Monday in October ne2~f, or suits will be bpo't
against them without respect to pcrsoas---
There are few who, should they not pay up
by that time, will beexposed at full length il,
the public papers.
PRoDuSE will be taken for country debts,
c,ided it is delivered by the tine above
mentioned.
John a. Burford.
JYly 26 ee
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-30
Jaly26.
Cut Nail Manufactory.

The Subscriber re&hecttully is5ernrsdis Friends
and the Pubic at large,
MAT he has lately established g NAIL
Il MANDATORY, on Union-street,
where he always keeps a constant supply of
NAILS, BRADS, and SPRIGS Of every de-
scrption, by wholesale or retail.
Country merchants and others may be sup
piled on as good terms as at Philadelphia or
Baltimore. Orders will beeduly attended to,
and every favor gratefully acknowledged.
HORACE FIELD.
July29, co
w B, One or two -ourneaaen Wrought
.Nailers, VIII meet, with encouragement by ap-
plying al said factory.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-30
A STORE TO LET.
FOR SALE,

! Kanhaury Land, Of the fs,f qualify;
nNE. thousand. acres, hing on Duck creek,
whichis a branch of Elk riycrinto which
empties, about 40 miles above the coidiu-
e,acss ef Elk with the great Hathaway
Its a pafailesograni-- finely watered---f2uck
creek permeating rvery side,
Tia a letter from MIR. TKplett, the surveyor,
am told that 700 acres arc bottom, as rich as
he ever surveyed, and tEat the high ground IS
fertile. Mr.. B. Reider also informs me that
HI. has seen persons who haye beer oafhe land,
and who speak Gift in che highest terms.
1t Hes about d miles n. E. Of Ka1haway
courthouse; in a healthy country, eligible 81
tuatio1, and epioffcrs to the industrious every
comfort that can 6ov from iudicious allage and
extensive grazing
s;ve Dollars per acre are expected for this
stract--onc third in hand, and the remainder in
two annual irlstalments; or property IN Alex
andaa, Fairfax4or Loudoun will be received n
exchange. THOMAS DAVIS.
Alexandra, June 9TH. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-30
PUBLIC SALE.

Z 4 q ae 3 subscribers, In pursuance 10 an ~
Charles county court to them oirect sSeF d
expose to Public Sale. Tor cash, On y, Wi
E crlid TUESDAY in October nert s as y
& courthouse door, = tas
SWO tracts or parcels of LAND. T.,
Z i and beng in Charles county asors. sass
called i'enner and Peaner's Ensarpen.st
which Doctor Brown, late of Saint NJ. ~
county, died seised. Theyare situated WITH;
thnee. or soAr miles of Port. I obacco and 4 =
well tirnbered
I! AS it's presumed that those WHO intend !,
purchase wall view the premises, furhsrss
scription is thought unnecessary.
John E. Ford.
William H. lMsPherfon. :
George Jenkins IS
William MsPherfon, !
William Hamilton. :
September 8. 2av,,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-30
NIGHT SCHOOL.

The fabicriber returns his grateful
thanks &c his friends AMI patrons, for tler past
Gtavors and iibcrality towards bin, and begs
leave respectfully to Inform them, and the III
hal5itants s. Alexandria generally, that he will
comrathcc lis ,NfoEiT SCHOOL on Monday
tic 22,sa7astart, at his academy in Phnce-
street.
Young gentlemen, DESTROYS of becoming ac-
qnaii.;GG w}sh the a,ts--el.S0weying, Nayiga,
ton, US OF tie Globes, CT any Of the different
brancI;es Of TIC Mathematics, will meet with
due atteEiion from
William Slade.
Srrtcnf,er29. dSt2sV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-30

r O ii N W A TT S,
-aLEYd.NBRIA,
Has Just received, pei the William Mnrdoch,
via Baltimore, frss4n Londcn, acdsaplete as
sor4ment Of ~
SIP RING G. Obs,
Which he will sell low forrash,or to pnlicsalal
customers, viz.
Gentlemens' Silk and Cotton Hole
Do. silk and leather Gloves
Ladies silk and cotton Hose
go silk and leather Gloves
Silk and cotton Chanl5ray Musiins
.5-G, "a. and 9-snndrcssed ginghains
Figured and plain Jaconet CMnbricks
Plain and figured Jaconel Muslin
India Book MusjiR
White and colored Ca1nbrics
PLAIN and figured Leno MusliP
Leno Shawls and Vciis
Italian Grapes and Lutcstllngs
London Chintzcs and Cahcoes
w hite and coorcd Jeans
( ambrc Dimities
First chop long Nankeens
Aagseilies Jean and Muslinet m aIstrsstiiY
Brown and scarlet Bandaroes
RIAL Madras Handkerchicts
ga, IA and 81 flsanask ShaNsS
Diaper Table Cloths
Russia Sheedng
White and brown Sheetlrgs
Snpcr6ne Cloths and CassiIneres
2 pieces Salisbury Cloth
bales India goods
70 and A Irish Linens
White aid brown Piatillas
Umbrellas and Parasols
German iickicnburss
White and brown rolls
Bed Ticking
Apron and shirting Checks
Waldrpn's grass and cradRng Scythcs
Wedding Hoes assorted in casks
'Gentemens' best London Hats, &c.
Nav 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-30
Dis,rics Of c 0Iuubia Coanty OF Alex
andfia,
Thosnas Tanna Robinson and
Hastsitofne. and WiH'ann
Iaylog, conlhsaiaaafs.

- go n u
r-s-s HE defendants Alexander Henderson,
A jun. and john and Bennett Forbes, not
uurity according TO the act Of assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing to the saess
a.sctioa of the court, upon affidavit, that the
sad defendants Alexaater Henderson, luni0f'
and John aud Bennett Forbes, are not liihaol-
airs Of tfas distrieton ulotsOn OF the SAID COM
uiairsf. 81 their counsel, q Is oraS'fe' ss.al
the said seSepaaIlss do appear hsFe On tiae lsss
tlay of Noreulber term next ana sulsNel es
e of the comp ana '.isi - ~ -
H. !orts.witll Inserted in both OF tue pub
s., nss.ws,apers published in AleSsndsaa tor TWO
months s,iscessiyeiy, and that another copy De
sDesfsa at tie front door of the court house Of
said county.
G. Deneaae, &C.
serteYnfef 2s. d2rn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-30

a STEADY, sober, honest, indnst ron
"a Man, TO attend to the concerns OF large
farm Liberal wages viii be ss;2Ten to a poison
who can bring good recommendations.
c. alexander.
September &c. eG0oW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-09-30

FxSHE defendants Augustine George aAo
L Martin George, not having entered the}r
appearance aud given sccunty ACCORDING 70 che
act assembly and the rules of this eosift and
It appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court.
fFss22ayit, that the SAID defendants Angus
'~tas George, and Martin George, are noe IN.
.habitants of this district--on motion OF the
complainant By has counsel, Il Is ordered, That
yhe sud defendants, Augustine George
aud Martin George, do appear here on the
Srst SSay of November term next, and enter
their appearance To the suit and give security
FOR performing the DEGREES OF the court; and
fhat the other defendant Jesse Hammond, do
not pay away, convey, or seerete, tae tieots
by him owing to or the estate and effects IN,
his hands, belonging to the said absent defend
ANTS Augustine Geerge, and Martin George,
until the further order or decree efthe court
.:spa that a copy of this osIler be forthwith IN
serted in both ofthe public newspapers Pub-
EsAsd in this county for two months success,
siyely, and that another copy be posted at the
I. 'front.' door OF the courthouse of said county.
4 copy.-Test-
G. Deneale, c. c.
September A.. d1m
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CaIh, and the higheh price given
for clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
the Printer Of this paper.