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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

A YOUNG Man who CA produce good
= recommendation, wri 6 a tair hand. i
acquainted with Enghih grammar Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic IS. and IS 4 good Account
al; WAn;s employment n an AngliIh goods
lsore Or o:her place 81 b.hnei, thai Ne NAV
eIerc'ie his talents and requirements as a
Clerk.
He would have 10 objection to teaching
School # not called for loon al other buanels
letIer directed 20 ". 5. ard left a, this
Office, Or The Portland PoA Office, will De duly
attended TO- Ty,e y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

w nENEAS Mott, my wife, has behaved
-, VI VeFy unoecoming manner, do for
olu Al pefion' harboring or trulhng her with
ohe GEM on my account, whereas viii not
pay from this date.
zs8lEsm, Jsas - CALEB CURTIS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
Jthes
p-A.es and Nail Rods

-eaauzaaaazau--
p-Ases and Nail Rods
/Hyfon and Hyfon Skin
The T Tea, hyperion quality. :
Pew Crates Ware, well at1orted
5000 Barrels Wilmington Tar
120 do. Pitch
20 do. Turpentime
so do. Ro6n
Englh and Philadelphia Camboofes
Together with complete afortnent of
Snip Cbandiey and Ha,d-Uare GoodI
and Garbage,
which they offer on the mon advantageous
terms TO purchsfers.
Portland, July Is. 6w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
NOTICE

ALL Perfons having Accounts open with
JACOB ROLFE, are reque1ed to call and
fettIe the fame Immediately.
Portland, May l8, 1907. (tfA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
Rolfe s. Mitchell,

RJo b1y. eosFontiy for Jai.--Saddles, Brides,
Saddle-Bags, Portmanteaus, Harnels, Trunk,
Military Work, &c. LIezvije, a complete
aGortraent of Saddlery Ware, plated Harnef'
Mounting, MouldIngs, Bits, siirrups, Spurs,
Curry-cornbs and Brulhes. brsfs Nails Trunk
Locks and Handles, clout and Gu, Nails, Car
pets, coach and chaife Lace. Rpfha Sheetng,
coach, chaife and riding Whips, BY the dozen
or Jingle with variety of other articles,
which wi be fold on IS good terms IS can be
purchaied in Portland. All orders punctual-
~ attended to, and fayors gratefully acknOwl-
edged.
W1Hfs3-An active LAD about IA years
Of age, IS an Apprentice to the above bufnels
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
To BwAderS.

FkOCH MoULT6N, informs the nsbI;c
that ne has procured large ROLLING
MILL, fuHable for rolling Lead from TO
y inches ia width, TO slmoa any length-
The brincipal advantages derived from having
LEAD rolled IN this Mill, is saSi5g Of one b1ly
re aock' is oonidere4 by good Judges
nnch iuPerISr 10 thar which has not been
rolled
- o zen engaged in building, are invited
'ss ascTe e:A a:a.liy sppsa.." ~
sftlsad. Jsss 5,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

CANANpEAGUA, JUNE 10
" On the purity Of elections depends the
Liberty Of the People This maxim is
continually inthe mouth ofpseudo." Repub-
licans"- . 4 their hears are as far frcEl Their
tong .rom Maine To Louisiana II /, a
we'll A.own fact, I'll at IN several towns lllegh
votes for Governor have been received and
counted. IN Batavia, where we Lci,eve there
arc not more than 81 Certainly not more
than 10y legal voters, SIS votes for Govern
or were returned Leicester, which
does not contain a dozen frechoIders, gave
116 gtlbenatorial votes and Soelus, con-
tanning 60 frceholders, gave B5!! So
much Tor the rule Of dc mocracy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
1 PAINTED.

" " NV LLIJI
A LAD from Il 70 "a wears Of
age, 10 do erssn j., in final tamily.-
One who can be well Recommended, will re-
se.ye good treatment, and au opportunity 0f
attending lchooI moft Of the time - o. ~ tbs
copafyy 7004!i B. Pr:ferrsA Inquire of III. Prin-
ser Js5 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
Jacob Rolfe,

SHdder, Cbajf, HaynsG and Trunk
Wdker-CoLambian RoeU, Middle J1r.
INFORMS hi, friend. and the public, that
L having formed connection with Ma
IBANIEL MITCHEI l, the above bufneis will
in future be carried On by them, under the
firm oF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
d. Peale,

LAS for sale an afortment of
Il Paper-H angings and Borders,
at his auction room, head of Ingraham's
WHARF On May IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

A Ii perfons indebted to EBENE-
FER GRIFFIN, are requeRed to cali
and iettle the fame without delay, at No. 7,
cnes' Row, Filh-fre9t. On Nav IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
To be- sold.

To be sold,
A New convenient DWELLING
house, completely fniihed, futable
for one large family or 2fnall ones; is G,-
uared near Mr.. Smitb Co5b, jr's. houfe. For
Terms apply 10
May Isl NATHL. GORDON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13
5000 Dollars.

5000 Dollars.
A few Tickets in 10th Clafs Amokeas
a Lottery, which commences drawing this
day may be had Of STEPHEN PATTEN
JEly s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

E-tbart 9f4 Iet:1- 10 TIE EDITOR If TIE NetD-
INK Euerfrg Post.
" DR.. -, Surgeon of the British garci-
son at Niagara, assures me that the Clintcr-
i4ns sent AZ invitation I'd the British SUB
iccts il Upper Canada to cross the Inc a..5
vote for governor. Many OF them di1 So.
and among them some Of tie garrison, ard
received FOR their trouble quart u wAisry y
per man"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

TEyhat animals IN H-tare are nl+s<- lrs
a rich man contCAt, with lis l3r.U-.c
"A man ofgenius net notsd tor ais i.yu..a-.
Illtics and detlcts-A learned -lAa MO
SHOWS himselt-A sciolist not Val ~ Wiz
gin whom every body thinks beutr1d! except
.sc4self
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

The HaHR"cgh slap Hcnccnc.ca, ar1v.
ed at Plymouth on MJndsv, fr,m Lima,
whence she sailed on the 18th Dee last -
The master reports, that the V.ccroy h4v.
ing Leard of an English armament beng
destined against that place. had ordered IL
the soldiers to march from the camps and
mountajns to reinforce the town, sc. Their
force was estimated at about IL, 80 men.
They seemed, however, to entertain bur Ill
tic apprehension Of being actually visited At
such distance, by force troA Eurone.
on. o15
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

The Marquis De Casa YruiJ has been az
pointed by his Catholic M4jesty, h!s MiniS.
ter TO the King Of Italy and has appointed
the Chevalier le Foranda, his CtrSr des All.
fares 10 the United States. until tile arrir I
of the Chevalicr Don Nicholas g4asco lie
Orozco, who is nominated to succeed hin.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

Messrs. Gallatin and Dearborn, Sccrcta-
ries ofthe Treasury and Of War, arrived i
Washington, previous to the issuing OF the
Proclamation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

Some mob-procecdings have taken place
in Philadelphia, before the Proclamation III
the President had reached that city; which
has received the pointed detestation Of II
the friends Of ti}e Administration III that city
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-07-13

Some of the inhabitants OF Eew-Yoril,
who are opposed 70 FORTH atoms, seem 10
think il Is s4ye to fight against ships of wax.
uncovered, Oh a bare peegh, as behind a size
proof wall These inhab.sBts mast be ma
ura.ized Irish. They a brave FLOWS lur
the Americans must take "a. t!4t Ryauh-
lean blood be not wasted BY blundcvs II
any Of those HiGeruans were IN tie pi',s :
W 5uuaparte, wv would n9J reinforce ilis 80
my as the Emperor now dges--No aGt :.l.
found that he h&,i = few thousand f.ei~
more than tic enemy, Ac would send them
away, to reduce hintseifto eq III crr.s We
expect these enemies 10 fo.Uncas!yNs, WI
propose TO substitute blacA canvas .or plans
ana timber in the quarters w -ur s.Aps N
war
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-02
LONDON. JuIv


At the court OF queens palace, the 9th OF
vi, Y, 1907 present, the kings most ex-
celient majesty in council.
Whereas it is expedient, thai the iiber-
~ OF nav cation and commerce between his
m Jesty's subjects and the subjects of the
United States of America should, for the
PreSent, conrlnue in: he same manner, and
i'der the same limitations, as are epeci-
ned III the act of the 37th year of his pre-
sent males'y's reign, entitled &c An set for
carrying into execution the treaty of amity,
Commerce and navigation, concluded be-
tween his majesty ana the o. States of A.
merica," and in the act passed in the 10th
year OF his najesty's reign, for .conti-
nuing the said act of the S7ih year of his
maJesty's reign; his majesty, by and with
the advice OF his pfivy council, is hereby
pleased to direct, that all the. regulations
contained in the said acts shall be duly OBJ
served, until other provisions shall be
made respecting the matters aforesaid !;
and the right honorable the lords commits
sioners OF his majesty's treasury * the lords
commissioners of the admiralty, are to
give the necessary directions herein, as to
them NAV respectively appertain.
(oigned) w. FAWKENER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-02
gattat foreign 1nteIligentr.
New YoRx, August 26.

49, NEW YORK, August 20.
by the ship Ann-Alexander, from Lon
don, we have completed our regular file of
London papers to the 4th of July, inclusive.
and Lloyd's list TO the Sd. Extracts from
>he latter will be found in our marine de-
partment. The former affording nothing
new or interesting, ii we except the follow
ing article.
In the English house Of commons on Fri
day, July Sd, Mr.. Rose moved the order of
me Gay for the house going into a commit
tee on the American trade indemnity bill.
some conversation took place between Mr..
Eden MIR. Rose, the chancellor of the ex-
chequer, and lord Howick, in which the
hoo.e iord suggested, that provision should
re introduced into the bill, authorising his
majesty IN council to suspend the !Ameri-
can trade act, If the American legislature
should think ht to put in force the non-irn-
portation act.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-02

stopped. The resolutions Of the Leyisia-
ture OF Ohio, understood were against
blanncrhasset and his enterprize. Q Did
you near of any particular observations
from any of the party OH the island A.
thmk that Comfort Tyler said, he wsul.I
not resist the constituted authorities, but he
had no notion OF being stopped by moo
MIR Ufrt At the time he sand So, was t..e
Legislature of Ohio understood to be in ses.
sion with closed doors! A. 1t was. Cul
Burr. Were Tyler's men guilty of any
outrages on the island! a. None Q Wa:
there any property on the island excep
Blannerhasset's. A. None on B,annerkaS
sets part, which is divided from the res
by narrow neck beyond which only on,
family resided.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-02

3sMThe sehr. Margaret K. Bailey, Fergu.
son, of Philadelphia ) brig Fair American,
Brown. of Baltimore brig Henry, Warren,
OF Boston, all laid over for further proof,
md unable to procure security, therefore
the property must remain. 10 per cent.
charged on the Eutaw and cargo was sold
at auction, the judge has his part.
he crews of the -brigs, Eueaw, Fair
American, and schr.- Messenger of Balti.'
more, Orient of Marblehead, and Warren
OF Boston, were discharged by capt. Doug
lass at the request Of the American c.D-
tains also Is more American,seamen that
were taken out of other vessels were also
discharged, and subscription made up. by
the Americans to supportthem. Also one
man from the Indian sloop of war, who had
been impressed and remained ON, beard two
years and three months, was discharged by
order of the Admiral
One hundred and fifty men. from the
beilona, We're confined IN the hospital with
the scurvy." ;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-02

that he had Joined them at Beaver, and
gone. down with them to Blannerhasset's
island; and there he saw besides blum
derbuss, two pair of pistols, and fusee
winch Blannerhasset took with him. He
SAW but one man running bullets. He did
not see General Topper there the evening
Of their departure
E.ra,nin2f;on Of PURLEY HOWE.
Mar 39ofre stated, that he had not been on
the island, during their stay; that he had
seen applied to 10y Blanncrhasset to make
! 10 boat poles--and that on the evening of
t3G lot December he went to the landing
COMO s,de) todeliver them from his shop I;
that Blaunerhasset had sent his Fat to re.
ceivc them; that the Nat was left with a
Senunel, being young men armed with RI
fies; that he Hung thcpo,es down the bank
and offered TO assist them TO put them into
he nat; butthey said they had men enough.
One ct his neighbors Mr. Fleetwood wan
ted to go over in the fat; but they refused
to take him, SAYING that they had orders
to take no person from the Ohio side MIR
| DAY. Did you see any more arms /? A.
None; but the 2 rifles in the hands of tile
men. One of the ccntinels laid down his
| rifle at the bow of the boat, and slowed A.
way the poles as handed in; while the o.
Their sat on the bow and laid his rife on his
! lap. All the men were strangers 10 him
lexcept Peter Tavlor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-02
NORFOLK, Auqust %.

The Troop Of Cavalry, under the com.
mand Of CAPTAIN X. n. Tdyior, were YES
.terday by general orders, discharged from
service. The force now in ociuaf service
IS composed Of CAPTAIN Acsile's artillery,
and Catfain Reed'e company Of Princess
Ann militia, under the command of Mi,
,VcTyton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-02
FR1nAY. August 21.

Examination ofIsRAEL MILLER.
Mr. Miller stated, that he had arrived on
the island between the 9TH and 10th De-
cember last, in company with Colonel Ty-
Ter and Israel Smith with 4 boats and a.
bout 50 men, with rifles and about or
4 pair OF pistols in all, that he knew Of /;
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-02
NEW-YORK Arcpsr9s

Captain Howell of the brig Achilles, in
l9 days from St. Johns, Porto Rico, informs
us that four days before he sailed, Spa
nish schooner came in from Porto Cavello,
with information that an express from Blu
enos Ayres. had arrived, announcing the
re-capture Of Monte Vidco by the Spani-
ards and the massacre of the British gar
rison.
Accounts from Detroit, state that the first
effects ola war with G. Britain will be a
savage warfare on the whole extent of cur
frontier, by the Indians, who, nOtwithstand-
ing all which our government have done Tor
them, have settled antipathy to the Long,
knives, as they call Americans.
A gentleman from Montreal, SAYS, the
government there was removing ali the
spare cannon down the ST Lawrence, for
the defence of Quebec.-Some people too
were sending their valuables to that city,
| in expectation of an immediate qpar with
the United States.
The following British vessels Of war are
now at Halifax, viz.-Bellona IN, capt
Douglas; Indian 1S, capt. Austin Ber-
muda 10, Halifax 18, lord James Towns
end; and frigate. The following ves-
sells had sailed from the Chesapeake sta
ton milan So, sir Robert Lawrie A.
casta so, capt. Beaver; and Helena 10,
capt. Worth.
BY gentleman, who arrived.here i'm the
British Packet from Halifax, we are DO
litely favored with the following interesting
Intelligence:
The Bellona, of74 guns Ethalion, A. (;
Acasta, al Halifax, % Bermuda, % (;
lObserva.eur, 10; Indian of % were pre-.
lparing with the utmost dispatch.
The La Vile de Milan, Of ~ guns,
loaded with water, was to sail for the Che
sapeake on the 9Th of Aug ard was to take
under convoy the late American brig Flu
taw, also loaded with water
Sailed in co. with the Packet, the shin
Orient, capt. Bray, Of Marblehead, for
Spain, part other cargo consisting of Indi.
dian goods from Calcutta and exported
from Marblchead, amounting to 10000
dollars, had been condemned in conse-
lquence Of a decree Of the Judge Of Halifax
g hiaf all manufactures fr0m tic eofonies
IF Greaf Britain, bcyo1d he Cube 0FGood
HOPE, and fmf0rfed into America, md er-
forfed ./fom thence, 7vouid be coq6Scoted,
" fallen in NTH By his mgjesty'S shihs Of
mar" The Judge remarked, that il was
with great diffidence he condemned the pro-
perry, but would by all means recommend
an appeal.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
This is to give Notice,

EsEaT the Subscribers, OF Fairfax eo'a'
4. ty, in the state ofVirginia, have 0Olln
ID from tie Orphans court of AieSahol =
county, in tie distlietof Columbus ie'(s ~
administrator Oh eti.c personal estate Oh n a..
~ umsserman, late Of the county h!St alos .
esid. deceased: ALL PERSONS having claahls
fsaiaat the said deceased, are hefeDy "ai" ~
TO exhibit them With the vsucEeTs tsIispI
the subscribers, Gu or befors the &E'h Ga, 90 '.
July rext ensuing, or theyqn BY Jaw DC Vi
STUDDED from all benefit to said estate. ~.
those Indebted thereto are requested 70 lIn,
innsd;ate payment.-Gisen under0l' DA
this cath January, 1907. ;,
Eliza Zimmerman, Aam"'
John zimmerman Ae e'.s,
:assua-y 50.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
JNuary SO.
This is to give Notice,

THAT tAc subscriber, Of AlcyandEs eoaa.
81, Ia the district OF Columbus, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court Of said County letters
ef administration on The personal estate Of
.Aexsadc,' Lahmer, late Of the county aiorc'
s.id, deceased; all persons having claims
against the said deceased, ere hereby warns
I'd to exhibit thsm with the vouchers there
otto the SUBSCRIBER, On Or before the 2lst dsy
ofJuly next ensuing, or tkcy may by law &c
sxclssded froD I'll benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto, afereques,ea 70
make nlnediatc payment-Cisen uhaerny
Akad this alst day of January, 1907:
Mercy Latimer, hdmS'
ro,-,,e1 2aW5w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
VAL u A 81 E T. A n D s,
ToBe Sod very CAeab.

=
r WISH to selin1y Miils17ract Of Lans, 81.
IL tuate on Bask-Lick and Indian Rurs, about
Six miles from the. tom Of Aleysntir. con-,
tanning about eleven hundred acres On this
1 tract are two plantations besides the mill farm
Ion the latter there Is & very good mil, In
which are ore pair Of se,rr, and orc pair Of
cullsn stones, with elevators, &c. complete
fer merchant werk-a distilsIy convenient
to tine mill, with four stiIse ae.a every neces-
sary- utensil in complete ortier-~~& dwelling
house, htcasn, barn, with STABLES under it 10
accommodate 90 stalls, wlth. eFery ether out
house requisite on q farms very good gar
den, an orchard Ct about $500 trees of the
choicest fruits this country can afford. There.
IS absut 500 CT 400 acres of the tract cleared.
the remainder IL woods and great part Of ii
heavily tirhscretl; ahs.lt SO or 40 acres Of
meadow, and nearly 500 acres mere may he
made on the bottoms adjoining tie two runs.
aLSO,
One other tractsof one hunsiaed acres.
about two miles from Alexandna, psrt of the
-tslesh Tract, and adjoining the lands of Mes
sseurs John G. Herbert, Robert Patton, and
John Richter, the Mount Vernon road run
ring through it. This tract is mostly in
woods, and conveniently situated for country
seats. Ifthese lands; Should he sold at private
sale,a (which + would prefer viii take in
ifanorc convenient to the purcha-
ser., stock of any. Of Tie banks from Rich
s51lond to sNew-ferk, or any kind of stock of
the United states,
tthey are not sold before Friday tie first
Gay OF Nay next, the Mil Tract will, on that
day, De sold at public auction, .tosthe highest
bldder = on the following day the Cl;esh
LANDS will be sold in like manner. The Mill
tract will be; divided into three or four farms
and soid subject to lease OF four and an half
Years from the first day July,l4st. The
&delsh Tract will be divided into lots cf 10 or
20 acres each. If sold at public auction the
terms WI be- made Known on the DAYS of
sale. 4
William Hepburn.
December 4 eosw aw tilllst May
Printing, in Us. vaY,ogs branches,
bas'dj |omsly saesa5ed al this edEs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
This IS. to give Notice,
,Januarys.

That the subscribers, .of pAlexandris eoun-
ty, in the district Of Columbia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court said county, letters
Of administration on the Il personal estate Of
William Mitchell late of the county asore-
said, deeeased--All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby varied
them, with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscribers, on, or before the 18th day
of August next ensuing, or they may by law
be excluded from all Benefit to said estate
and all persons indebted thereto ere requested
to make. immediate payment --Giycn under
our hands, this lsth'day of.February, 1907.
Elizabeth Mitchell, Adns'x.
Benjamin Baden, Admir-.
February 5. 2awsts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
7oseM Moxly,
Ro5eyf Welsh.
Land fol. Sale.

rE-7IEE subscriber wishes to sell about fifteen
E and an half acres. OF Land, within hclf a
mile CT Alexandria, situate cn the south side
of the lane leading from Mr.. aodgscn's dwell
ling to the poor house, and directly opposite
that building. Although this property from
its situstion must soon become valuable, ii
will be sold low for cash, or good negotiable
paper at ninety, ore hundred and eighty, and
two hundred ard seventy dsys. Apply te
JAMES IRWIN, -er myself
Robert Adam.
January 80. eatf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
February ls.
7ze elegant and sssseaadmirsd
ENGLISH HORSE BRILLIANT.
TIE 1hreh.rtv Of John Taglos, Esquire,

ENGLISH HORSE BRILLIANT,
The trst.rsy Of John Taglos, Esquire,
Mount TRY,
VKTiI.L stand, the ensuing season, at Mr.
wv j. Miton's, in Frederick county,
Virginia, one mile from Berfy-TiHe, from
Saicker's ferry on Shenandoah river, agsl =
from Winchester; at the low price of twsR-
ty-Gye dollars, interchangeable by twenty dol
lars during the sesson) with one dollar to the
groom.
BRILLIANT isa beautifel grey, Is hands
high, possessing great bone, with fne shape
and synmstFy-his blood exceptionahls---
and allowed by all ridges to be as finc g hor.s,
in all respects, as was eyer imported.
Pastumge furnished mares roma distance
but no liability for accidents or escapes.
His pedigree, performances, &c. will be
published 10 haadbills, when sne season com
zmcnces.
January 81. saw7t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24
This IS to glye Notice,

THAT TIC subselibes, of Alexandra w., .;aea
ty, in the district of Columbia have o. ~, e,.
fiora the Orphans Court of sad 1c o,' Do.
.css testame ntary, on the estate OF Dae assed-
ysy, Ate OF. the county aforesald' ae. 'bs cid
ell persons having claims asalns 49, ~; them
deceased are hereby warned to eSlll S.or;bsr;
with Il VOUCHERS thereof to.ti,e suD, syt an.
or or bafore the alst day Of Iuy IN, ndz from
suing, or they nay e law be exello sso, 81, r.
alIbeneftto said eatste--and all PEN ,s ;nrne.
sIebtcd thereto &C f;t'csted 70 - lsnds tbl
date payrlent-tsi~gzl under our n"''N
.alst day Of January: 1907. rsasx
gol.a I.oTn, Esfesptes.
3 January II ,.ss
.ps...> -. .-s.,. ., ---,. q -,s-ss..e ss-'
pplvgrB DAILY By ~
GAMUEL SNOWUDA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-24

a
against ~, rdaacsru.
Arthur Mccain, & John
tiGdggllin, Dssfsadaats,
& THE defendant Arthur M'Cann,
not having entered his appearance, and CIV
en- security according to the act OF assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction IF the court, tilson
affidavit, that tie said defendant, Arthur
Mccain is rot an inhabitant Of this district
on motion of the complainant by his counsel,
it is ordereds that the said defendant Arthur
McCana, do appear here on the first clay OF
July term next, and enter his appearance to
the suit and give security for performing the
DEGREES of the court; and that the other de-
PENDANT John Hedgkin, do net pay sway, con-
vey, or. sccrete, the debts by him owing4e CT
the estate and effects in his hands belonging
to the. ssid absent defendant Arthur Cam,
until the further order or decree Of the court
land that a. copy ofthis order be forthwith
inserted in beth of the public newspapers pub
hshed in this county for two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted at tie
front door of the court honse ctsaid county,
A copy-Test,
G. Deneals, &C.
January 8. law2Tn