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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
Valuable pobeyty for Sale.

q = 8 uOt7.yy7V7 D1s'e'
rTsQBE SOLD, IN four distinct lots or to-
81. gethcr, four acres of LAND, contain
ing from one anda quarter acre to two acres
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory Of Columbia, extending IN right line
from Gibbon-street TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
intersecting jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west On Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
a plan ofthc ground and further particulars
may be obtained by applicaionto
James Patton.
June %. 2awtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
LANDING

LANDING
Trem ne schooner fre;gher, eahtoi. 2aonas,
from Portland and .for suk by
LaWrason s Fowle
10000 feet lumber
loobbls Kew England rum,
SO boxes mould candles,
100 sides seal leather,
SO quintals ccd fish,
20 casks cheese,
20 boxes chocolate,
IN STORE,
tons S.. Petersburg csean Ienifs
3 bales plains,
do Kendall cottcas,
100 doz. English sewing twine.
1850 sides red soal leather,
lo5chests young hyson tea, :,
90 pipes Holland gin,
Go. Bordeaux handy,
hl,ds. New England rum,
800 boxes brown soap,
SO do. mould candles,
so do. chocolate,
so do. HAVANA Sugar,
Hogsheads and barrels retailing suSda,
Halfbartei and keds beef,
Sobarrels and half barrels mackereI,
2 trunks coarse and fine shoes.
Eoyen,Ecr2l.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
! BRYAN IlAMPSON

HAS For SALE.
10 piEes oldpost
S Go. Madeira
SO qusrSer casi>s I,is5oi,
q do. particular fenerlffe
5 do. Malaga
IS p.pes old cognac brandy
20. 9Th proof Holland Gin
blsas. Sd proof Antigua ram
10. first quality mosasses
g &c green copperas
so. alua
. 80. 5ro-sn sugar
20 sbags psmento
: DO. pepper
g chests young hysoa
10 Go dyson skin
s 10. inpefial a
lao bag gree coffee
ls0 kegs NADER
SO eo.gee,lpa ginger
SO 10. sraIsias
1900 lbs pacon. well eaEetl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
c. Thomplon,

FOR Trait PHI NyE X,
Informs the REsPEcTAELE INHARITANTs Of
Alexandria and its Vicinity,
'HAI he has commenced business il the
n hoase adjoining Mr.. Galv .Ntk59so,s's,
fairiax-street, where some sPEclMrsss may
be seen.
December g. colt
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
June %.
The Subscriber

ID EGS leave to inform the public, that he
~ continues to Garry On as usual, at his
house on Royal-street near tie market the
business of White-Snaith, Lccl- Smith, Cut
Ter, Rellhanger, Elastic Trussrnsker, Gun &
Pistol Parrel, Browning, Bmeing & Polishing
IN the neatest manner.
All orders thankfully received and carefully
attended to. All kinds of house work in the
Smith line done in the heatest manner at the
shortest notice, by
Caleb HeGey.
Nor.2s. Ssm
ALMANACS for 1863,
: .lhaasf published asd. for salr. ebs
cottoni and Stew at.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
Ten Dollars ReWard.

IF Asst Thursday was stolen or taken ont OF
j the British minister's entry new drap
colored surtout, with buttons OF the same
cloth, and silk lining in the sleeves. Any bo-
dy that bring. the said surtout to the British
minister's house, will receive the above men
toned reward.
Washington City. December II. CIV
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-23
INo. 2o4o.
Notice is hereby given,

- 5Ot1SCS1' u 11CIO0y S1VNII'
10 ffe Stockholders of he bank Il .alsraa1,ia
THAT an election vii, be held at thecourt
house in this town on tie third MONDAY in
Jan. next, forthe purpose of cliusing nine Di--
rectors for the ensuing year agEeeably TO CHAR
ter.
By order ef tie President md Diyectors,
Gurdin Chapln, Casha.
a Dec. 10. cote.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-05
poR The WHEELING REpos1roay,

abortive, and that he has surrendered
himself up to abide the sentence of the
law, it cannot be improper to animal
vert on certain measures which have
been adopted against him and his sup
posed coadiutors. When we reflect on
the means he possessed, to effect a sepa-
ration of the Union, supposing that to
have been his object, it seems strange
that much danger could have been APP
pretended, or that any violent or op-
pressivc measures should have been
deemed necessary to defeat him.
The strength of our government is in
the affections of the citizens. No Sec
ton Of the Union can be endangered by
domestic disturbance, unless a great por-
ton Of the people are disafected. That
kind of Rebellion, which permits all the
officers of government to discharge their
functions; that description of Treason,
the standard of which is no where erect
ed, the partisans Of which skulk and hide
from the observation of all, cannot be
dangerous. a few desperate men,whose
adherents dare not avow themselves, can
never endanger government strong in
IAlC duiCCtlOi4 VI lllC l'SOPlC'
For four months past, the country has
been under continual alarm and appre-
hension from Burr's Treason, Yet on
the waters of the Ohio, in the very focus
Of this supposed Treason, no man could
point out person known to be a Trai-
Tor. While almost every individual was
alarmed for the safety Of the country
the most undisturbed harmony and con-
hdence existed among us: the Courts
sat; the Legislatures convened; the mails
pursued their routes without Interrupt
ton; no voice was heard, which did not
breathe an ardent wish for the welfare
OF the government. Vet III the midst Of
this perfect tranquility, most eXuaor-
binary and unwarranted alarm pervaded
the country. The name Of Burr seemed
to have had magical operation. In 3
country where no man openly seconded
him, except few despicable adherents,
who were chiefly ignorant of his pur-
poses, he made as much noise, excited
as much terror, and gave rise to as ex-
traordinary a course of conduct, as if
the standard of Revolt had been hcisted,
end surrounded by half our citizens.
ri, z.aIo4,,,.o Cf nL;o ,o COOS, -.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-05

were apprehcnded, at NeT-Oric21s, by
the military, by order of Cen. Wilkin-
son, in December last, and kept in close
custody, on suspicion of being concerned
in Burr's plot. Writs of habeas corpus
we're issued to bring them before the CT
vii authority, that cause might be shewn
for their confinement. Mr.. Ogden was
delivered up in obedience to the writ,
and the officer who had him in charge
producing only the order Of Gen. Will
kinson as the cause of his confinement,
he was set at liberty. In the other ca
ses, no returns were made to the writs
until the prisoners were dispatched to
the seat Of government for trial. James
Alexander, ESQ. who acted as counsel
for Messrs. Bollman and Swartwout,
and had used every effort to procure their
release, moved for an attachment against
Gen. Wilkinson for disobedience to the
habeas corpus, and on the same day he
was himself seized by order Of the Ge-
neral, and sent round to the seat of 60
vernment, as a suspected person. On
his arrival, he was carried before Judge
bucket, OF the district Of Columbia, and
released.
Upon their arrival at the seat of go
vernment, Messrs. Bollman and Swart-
won't were brought before the district
court Of Columbia, and committed to
cake their trial for Treason. The Su-
Preme Court Of the United States have
awarded writ of habeas corpus, to bring
Bollman and Swartwout before them,
md also a writ Of certiorari, to remove
the record Of the District Court Of Co.
lumbia into the Supreme Court.
In the Presidents message to Con-
gress respecting Burr, he states that
Messrs. Bollman and Swartwout were
principal emissaries Of Burr, and 6 par
ticularly employed in the cndcavour to
corrupt the General and army Of the u
rited States"
On the 18th February, Gen. John A.
dair, late Senator of the United States
from Kentucky, and Mr.. Peter V. Og-
den, (who 1t seems was seized a second
Nme) arrived at Fort M'Henry, in Bal
tlmore, sent from New-Orlears in Gus
tody Of Lieutenants Pinckney and Luc-
kett, under military order Of General
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-03-05
I f J
soners, Judge Nicholson ordered them
both to be set at liberty.

December contains very lengthy adj
dress to the public, by Edward Living
ston, Esq. late Of the ci:y NewY
This address, which is warmly and
elegantly expressed, does away the
suspicious, and denies the charges of
general Wilkinson, Of Mr.. Livingston's
having any concern in, or knowledge
OF, Burr's conspiracy. Mr.. Livingston
boldly vindicates the authority of the
Laws, and lashes Wilkinson for his
wild and Illegal conduct relative to
Bollman, Swartwout and others. Mr.. L.
concludes his address in these words
"I kn97v mt 1Vhat effect this patblica-
tan zOiHhacc--t may justify me to ny
c0untyy, (Which is the first 1uish Of my
heart-it may be The means Of producing
strict scrutiny ia5o my conditct, 7vtich
IiH0ite-it may dya7O do10n the .f@rther
vengeance gfmy accuscr, 7obich I7viA ne
ger debrecate-But, 7vhatever may be the
eOent, notting can destroy tie c9nscious-
ness | e'yoy IF my ozcn rectitude on THIS
occasion-nor the determination, IN my
humble sphere, to resist oppression and
assert the Empire Of tie LAWS"
[From the CGettysb1ugh) CentineL]
We m7derStGnd that Dennis CaSSat, Esq.
ofWhceHng, IS determined to bring suit
against the GoVcrnor ofthe state 9fOhio,
FIR issuing a 79rit and causing him to be
arrested, rs oae IF BWr's c9n&birat0rS,
an mere int5ymation.
Mr.. HARPER,
Sir, am sorry to see some miSrebre-
aentati9nS in public prints, reIatioe to my
being arrested at ChiNicothe, far being
10hat is called enc Q fBwr's constiratora;
and / am also S0rry to see that same Edi-
to s 7Oho 7Oere .f5r1oqrd IN stating my
arrest, and that my tria' 1Oas debend-
ing, hGve nat dane me the justice to bu6-
Hsh my ac9uittak-I tteref9re think it a
duty / o7ve to my friends and re!clti9ns,
7vho are considerably scattered over H.
merica, as 7veK us to do Justice to myself,
to state, that, / kH11O n0thing If Burr
or Ills consbjrat1rs, CJthere be aay) and
that tie grind jury m my case faund no
bill; alth1Ugh same lfhe members ofthe
Chio Leq1alature 1Veye malici2usly DE-
sirius efit.
Printers 7obo haze only punished my
0rygcE -t,iu ,,o ,,,>.o IL -,, II 49,, ..,.t: ~.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-19
RICHMOND SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 49, 1907

Ihefe remarks are made to flew what it will b,
neceilary to prove in order to let in corroboratv,
proof.
IL is then the opinion of the cour, that the de,lars
TONS OF third Per!ons forming part Of the ranac
ton and NOT made in the rrefenc~ of the accuied eau
NOT be received in evidence in this cafe
mat the acts OF acoomPiices except 70 far they
prove the character obeca Of the expedition, can
not be given in evidence.
hat the acts OF the accufed in different diaria
which eonGtu,e in ,hemfeves fubf an,ive cauies for
proeeution cannot be given in evidence unles they
go directly to prove the charges laid in the indtt-
nient.
That any legal teAimony which flows the expedi-
ton to be military or to have been dsfigued aganit
the dominions OF Spain may be received
That any teGimony ihewing that the accured per-
formed within the diria any one of the acts charged
In the indictment may be received.
Gentlemen will know how - apply thefc prirci.
pies. Should any difficulty occur in applying them,
the particular cafe will be broush, before the court
and decided
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-19
Sspt,.5.
EOR EkTR

q VALUABLE Tra4 Of Land, in Narrower
i y county, containing SCI acres, lying on Chicha
homony Swamp, sbout nile below !STr. Tqr4es
Mann, living on tine main road that leads from
Richmond Col. Goo6ais, and within IA miles of
the city Of Richmond. The Iand is well watered
aHc has fune very valuable meadow ground part of
which is reclaimed. There is on the Land, good
framed dwelling houfe, Containing four rooms below
and two above, with two brick chimney a large
barn and other oonvene.t ut-houfss. There are on
the plantation two good orchards, Of variety Of
choice fruit trees. A further decription is deemed
unnecehary, as is preiun,ed any perlon incnable
to purchafe, will ehooie to view the Prenilss will
fell credit Of 2 and years, on the payments
being 1tisI6ory fecured cf win take the greater
part in young negroes OF wcGern Lands. il lih.
them. Amy peflon wihng to Yurahafe will apply
10 Mr.. John Vim, adjoining the premes or to the
ipbier'ber. THOMAS WIN, jun.
~ b. The title is indfpu'-ble.
Augu0 25, law4wf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-19
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

II ESERTED from my recruiting rendezvous,
~ in this city, on the l2th Of the prefens month,
PETER E. BUTLER, who was duly entitled on
the. 10Th, as private, in the army of the United
States. He was born (aceording to his aceonnt)
in Dinwiddie county, Virginia; aged 81 years. He
is S feet 9 s-4 inches high, brown hair, blueiih
eyes fair complexion, aud he fees to be very tno4y-
ing and !Sqa0eiaat.
am lately informed, that " he mas on board the
CBgef'ate Ergafe when attacked by the Brtfh pirate
where he bore the name of Jares Efpe, and in
fequenee Of fight wound, he TENT to the hofpi-
tal in Norfolk, fror, whence he TO this place"
The above reward with Reasonable expenfes will be
paid the delivery OF the fad deerter a, this place
or to any officer of the Army of the us.
EDMD. p. GAINES,
CaPtaia % u. S. L,/aatry.
Richmond, Auyun IS. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-19
NOTICE.
TO sCRIBER

~ NO BANK NorEs, except of VIRGINIA, will,
hereafter, be received payment the Office OF the
inquirer: The practice of rranlmitting other
Notes, among us, has become 10 general,
that this meaiare is deemed indlpeniiby necenary
TO ADVERTISERS.
~ NO ADVERTISEMENTS will, in future, ap.
PEAR in the ENayisHR, except they fre1ouGy paid
fer, or the payment guaranteed by fone refponGble
perion reiiding in Richmond Manchester. The
price of adverting 90 lines, eis, in PRINT is 46 for
the frf nfertios and 81 for every nietion thereaf
ter There will no exceptions be made to this Rule.
September 70. IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-19

BY virtue Of deed OF trua, executed to me by MIR.
Ja.es Poirdexter, for the purpote of feeuring the
payment Of certain fun of money, therein menti-
oner'-I ihail, on Thurfday, the fra day of o Go
Der next, between the hosrs Of one and four O.
clock P. proceed to Tell, at the dwelling houfe
ofthe faid lanes Poindexter, in Albemsre county,
TO the higheA bidder, for ready money,
TIE ENe zo;ag NEoRoEs, 10 7rh
FELEA Ilsac, Lewis, H.iartin, Rachael, Da4y,
y Patrick and Dick; or 70 many Of them as will
anf~cr the aforelad parrofe and expene,s of fale-
ihall convey only fuch .itle as hold ,ruHee.
TiOS. DIVERS.
sspt.5. law9,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-19
WILLIAM HART,
2PQSI2E LIE SCALE-HOLLSE

HAS JUST REcrIvED,-
5000 w. Salt Petred Ba.S Teas,
con, Green Coffee,
5000 VT Copperas, Brown Sugar in barrels,
80 Boxes Liverpool Pipes, Loaf Sugar Nutmeg and
iaort and long, other SPICES,
80 Barrels shad. Scotch Barley,
London Muitard, &c.
Real Cogniac Brandy, Gus. ''' DIV"
French. Peach s, Apple
Brandy, & ALSO:
hniigna, w. Ifland and Philadelphia Porter, bot
England Rum, tied BY himislf,
Gin, Whifkey, c. Bounce, Flour Salt, N1oafTes,
&c. Queens Ware, with a
Imperial & Young Hyfoa variety ofother articles.
All of which he will fell at the lowell ready money
prices, or exchange for ccantry produce.
Iur II. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-19
1T CITY POINT FOR Ro7WRDAl1,
TIE ga'S fee Jaiiirs eabPtr ien0mc4 Slip,
RUSSELL. Capt. TAt

-8[-L, RUSSELL, Capt. TAErs,
<,yYLS4Lsf; Now her iecond voyage, is in
{siE - complete order for the reception Of
sTSsss;S-zs;z- cargo, and having large proportion
Of the fame engaged, will be dpached III all the pre-
fsnt mon'h--lor terms of freight apply to Richard
Bow, Efq. Portsmouth, R q a. Pollok u ca.
Richmond, or BUCHANAN e POLLOK.
Peseriburg, Sept Q. eptf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-09-19
TRIAL OF AARON BURR.

SKETCH of the celebrated ARGUMENT held,
on the proportions fubmitted To the Court
reiPeetins tie charge Of 7reej5n.
CONTINUED
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-24

i ne deIcnqahtJF w aill!fiSto 4 iSasse
not having entered his appearance and gwen
security according to thesact Of lassenbiy and
the rules of this court, audit appearing to the
.satigfaction of'the court upon affidavit, that
the said defendant Washington Pierce IS not
an inhabitant Of this distiictof motion ot the
complainant BY Els counsel, il isorfered, that
the said defendant, Washington Pierce, ds
appear here Oh the First day of November
term next, and enter his appearances to@tae
suit, and give security for performing the ds-
crees Of the court, and that the other deiend-
ant Henry x. May, do Tot pay away, or Sc
crete the debts by him owing to, or the e
state and effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant Washinsto ton pierce, an
til the further order or decree of the court,
and that d copy Of this order be forthwith m
serted in both of the public newspapers pub-
lished ia this county, for two months success.
sively,land that another copy be. posted at TIE.
front door of the court house of said county,
= A Copy. Testc.
g., Drneale, c. G,
August l3 XIV lawems
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-24

f. -
INTENDING to remove to the state OF
dispose Of tho following valuable and increas-
ing property upon lew terms, which property
| inherited from my ancestors, who have had
a legal title to the same for upwards OF one
hundred years.
One tract we'll known by the name
ef ABISo Don, being on the Potomac river
between Alexandria and George Town, and
nearly opposite the city of Washington, beau
tifutly situated, containing about Four Hun.
dred acres, now leased to the Mir. Wises for
three hundred and sixty dollars per annum
with other stipulations contained in the said
lease.
One other tract contiguous to the
first, leasedto William Fraser for forty dol
lars per aanunl, containing about sixty a
cres.
One other tract containing ten acres
Of bottorn land, adjoining the FourMile' Mill
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, and within two and hall
niles Of George Town, containing rs acres.
The greatest part OF this lanu Is heasily CO.
erred " ith red and white Oak.
II L s. @,
Three thousand acres on the Sciote
river, in the state Of Ohio.
This tract dcseended to me from my uncle
George d. Alexander, being one moiety OF
.A,e land he was entitledto for his military SER
ices during the revolutionary war An tie
tile papers with the wills under which ! am
entitled to the above property, are III the
hands Of BALDWIN .DADE, Esq. to whom APP
,lica,ion will please to be made for terms &c.
let being legally authorised to contract and
dispose Of all the above valuable property, Tor
;fich good and satisfactory titles VIII be g!y--
Walter s. Alexander.
Augustus co
TO Rem t.
TvHE sRIcK HOUSE lately occupied by
tie subscriber, situate ON Duke street.
There IS 4 good kitchen with a pump at the
iooq, slnokc-house, stables, and garden. !, Fos
eirns apply TO 1.. T.. JANNEY.-
9th mo. 3D. 3aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-24
The defendant Francis Peyton, not

The defendant Francis Peyton, not
having entered his appearance and given SCI
curity accoI.iins to the act of assembly and
the rules ofthis court, aud itappearing to the
satisfaction ofthe court upon affidavit, that
the said defendant Francis Psyton, is not an
inhabitant of this district-on melton OF the
complainant by his counsel it is ordered, that
the said defendant Irsncis Peytcn, do appear
mere on the arst day of November term next,
and enter MS appearance to the suit and give
security for performing the decrees OF the
court, and that the other defendant CAthbert
Powell, 10 not pay away, convey CT sccrete.
~ l4tsla - nd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-24

q e.
not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules ofthis court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit, that the
said defendant Washington Fierce is not an
inhabitant of this district, on motion Of the
complainant by his counsel, it's ordered, that
the said defendant Washington fierce do APP
pear here on the first day of November term
next, and enter Lis appearance to the suit
and give security for persorlniag the DEGREES
of the court and that the other defendant
Henry x. May, do not pay away, convey, or
secrete, the debts by him ewing 10, or ting e.
state and effects in his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant Washington Pierce, un-
Ill the further order or decree Of the court !;
andthat a copy of this orderbe forthwith in.
serted inboth Of the public newsp spers pub
lished in this county for two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted Al the
front door. of the court house Of said county.
A Copy. Teste.
C. Deneale, G. G.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-24
: SoePISAhper ~. ------,;--
25 Dollars Reward


n AN AWAY. some time IN .hs o. ma,
II Of November or Dec. last a w.: wi IN ii
by the name Of SAM, who was !, mr. !. ~ srib
town of Alexandria to Mr. h9y. at 5 is
He wa. abost SC years Of age s y, # ratbs'
10 or / ! inches high, very stra: :a staner
a yellowish or fancy comPlsS,o .r,,Ir seems
little, has soft voice and gs's = Hs bad
humble and tnmid when spoken ~ county o
a wife at col. Jemmeson's IN i, .n l1l;nr ID thA'
Caroline, and may perhaps o , W. po bDs
neighborhsod. bat I thl INK ~ 81 Magl'p.J
he NAY have gone o3ths state K, o. I'D ,srepSl1
If1aken in the state of Virginia (. sIs ifins:
tome viii give the above re , - nc WI
state of Maryland and brouSl'
give s'a'''4' Fsr''1 Baldwin NJ D'S
Virginia ssi,s, ws ;,,5a r.. I,ol .
= = =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-24

Hanrays and Logan, and VIM. Hodg 9
son.. asjSHssessss ss..s : -
Thedef endants Hannay g Lo-
ga, not having entered theii. appearance and
given security according to tho act of assem-
Xiv and the rules OF this:court, and It appear
imp to the satisfaction Of the conrtsupon aux
dsyit, that the said defendants Hannay apa
I,oean are not inhabitants of this distrlct--on
motion Of the complainant by his counsel, It
s ordered that the said defendants Hannay 9
Logan do appear here onsthe ilrst Gay q NO
ycraber Term next,and enter their pesfa .s
to the suit and give security Tor performing
the DEGREES of the court, and that the otRcr
defendant yVm. Hodgson do not pay away,
convey or secretc, the. debts by hlA owlhss TO,
or the estate and effects In his hands belong.
Ing Ito the said,absent defendants Hannay and
Logan until the f,lrthcr order or decree OF ING
court. and that copy of this erder DC loreh-
with inseftetli in beth of thepubic ne wsPapefs
published in this county, for two months sue sue
1cessiycly, and that another copy be posted at
the front door of the court house OF sala eeuhr
ty
A Copy. Taste.
q. sDcneaie, ~. Ss
a. Ancust i. lawsm,
District Of Columbia,
County of Alexandria, SIS.
July Term, 1897,
James San,lerson, complainant
VS.. 8.G @
Francis Peyton and cuthhert Powell, E
defendants'
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ONE CENT Revafs. !.
n AN. AWAY from the sHOscii,eI 'I II,
IL the tenth Of May last, Nuirlv y, "a aor
named CAustohAer Duffy, about , ~.
g inches high, 10 years Of age " ', homo,
takes up said Runaway and brings NM NJ eb.r
shall receive the above reward 0u' -
81 Henry Nichol'en;,,
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