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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07

a bill for the preservation Of pe.,
maintenance Of the authority Of n il
). IN the ports, harbours and wa,e. ~
der their jurisdiction, which rere;r II "
| first reading. ''aa
The bill is very long and cont,;n
merous important details. m a ~
lines are as follows - ~
It authorizes the President n n.r-..
or lnterdict, at his discretion, he -
trance Of our harbors 10 al arraI IL
sells belonging TO foreign powersnd NJ i.
force TO repel and move them from tba
same except in certain specified r9e.'
~ which cases the said vessels ar- II /
conform 70 rules prescribed bv the FV.
ecutiyc. - -
It further, in consequence Of The late
conduct Of the British, prohibits tbs
entrance Of any British armed veeen,
INTO the hatbors or waters of tie N Z
except when driven in by stress of
weather. or when charged with dis.
patches provided that whenever renar.
alton shall be made, to the satisrart;oa
OF the President, for the outiares con
mitted upon the national sovereirn,v !.
shall be lawful for the President III hi
move the Introduction.
On such vessels refusing to depare
she shall be deemed to have mad. I
hostile invasion Of the territory Of the
U. S. and shall be proceeded against y
an enemy, and may be seized, and
brought in and forfeited, and shall AZ.
crue wholly to the captors.
All pacific intercourse with such YES.
sci is forbidden.
The President is authorized TO use the
land forces and militia to seize such
vessel.
He is also Empowered to refuse ad.
mission to any vessel belonging to the
subjects of the nation whose armed YES.
sells shall SO remain in the barbors of
the US.
1t Empowers any person or persons
to burn, sink or destroy any such YES.
sci, for which bounty of --
dollars is offered on each gun Of said
vessel !
It authorizes the President, to carry
this ctinto effect, to fit out all the arm.
ed vessels of the u. S.
% We observe BY last evenings Mil,
that the above Report was discussed in the
Senate, on Thursday the Goth, and met with
such opposition that the Senate adjourned,
without coming to any decision. )-Re5er.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07

with suspicion, which seems principal
ly to have arisen from the place 70
which he is said to be going. Inform
alton has been received 4 his passing
through Lancaster, CNambersburg,
sc. without having made any delay
at either place. When we consider
the distinguished character and unsul-
lied reputation Of Gen. Moreau, we
cannot for momeRt indulge the idea
of his having any views hostile to the
United States and we think it highly
probable that very short time will
bring to light the most satisfactory ex-
PLANTATION Of the objects Of his Journey,
which may turn oct to have been under
taken solely for the qualification Of
Iaud.lble curiosity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
DECREE OF HIS IMPERIAL MA
JESIY OF ALL THE RLSSIAS.


Issued from the Senate at ST. Petersbureh
A8reeably to decree, ratified bv
his imperial majesty, it has been made
known TO the senate at st. Prtersburgh
on tn 23d day Of August, as foiiews
In order 10 secure peace, it would be
necessary, TO avoii all inconvenience
that may ARISE from allowing strangers
who might be Prcjudicial to the COM
munity, from entering or quitting Rus
STA; We have therefore deemed il right
to make the following regulation, for
foreigners entering the Russian terrific
ries -
j. No foreigner az any description,
shall be admitted into Russia, without a
passport from or ministers Tor foreign
af.irs.
z. These Passports shall not be gran
ted until there be proper application
made by the ministers or consuIs, res
ldng 70 their respective places.
:. Ministers or Consuls must petition
for SUCH passports in no other shape
han by Us being confirmed by the ma
gIstrates 81 the place wherein they res
lde, stating the object Of their Journey
10 RUSSIA, and which passports will bc
claimed on taeir entering the Russian
territories.
a. III foreigners, receiving pass
ports 10 proceed To Russia, must IL
advertised IN the newspapers by their
respective ministers.
;. This decree extends itseIfto an fo-
rc;6ners, without exception, 10 take
place from the 1st JANUARY, 1908, until
which time the old decree will remain
III force.
8. 1t is understood that messence
dispatched By their respective courts,
are 70 enter the territories wit out the
least dctentiOts as before decreed. Ha-
wing adopted proper measures FOR adj
hitting foreigners into orr empire, it
VIII equally be necessary TO take steps to
prevent foreigners quitting the empire,
under certain restrictions, which we
have decreed by the following articles:
2. lnOrGcr 70 enable foreigner to
qnlt the Russian territory, they must
= - possession Of passport, signed
by the minister for foreign affairs.
s. On foreigners quitting the country
they must draw up a petition to the
minister for foreign af.irS.
.. The latter two articles must be
strictly adhered 10, IN the same manner
rs the former ones directed by the a.
boye uilasc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
SR
AcrflanC,
Monday, December :, 1907.
Late European Intelligence.

Late European Intelligence.
OUR latest information from England y
to oct the 18th and we rejoice to find
that every account from that quarter wears
the appearance Of pacific disposition to-
wards this country
Prince Menzikof, said to be charged
with an important mission, is on his passage
from Russia to England.
Portugslis on the eve Of experiencing
worse fate from Bonaparte than the Danes
have from the English. Private letters in
form that the French Emperor had demand
ed Of the Portuguese government, the pay
ment Of four millions Of Crusades' in spe-
Gle ; the surrender Of their feet to France
a provision for having all forts garrisonedby
French and Spanish troops the imprison-
ment Of all British subjects and the conEs.
cation of their property. These demands
were Immediately rejected, on which the
Spanish and French Ministers instantly ap-
Piled for their passports.
The Regent Of Portugal has given Official
! information to the English merchants Of the
necessity Of removing their property as soon
as possible.
FROM PLYMOUTH, [Ehs ocr. IA.
Letters from Lisbon, Oct, 6, sar strong
| fears were entertained or au insrurection a.
mong the Portuguese Mob which lad
shewn symptoms Of disn-lietude since the
approach Of the Frer III ARM ! between
The interval Of tho Royal FAMILY and Navy
going away, ara The arrival Of The Preach
q Lisbon. So scarce was shipping that orc
Engl.sR merchant had given c 1900 for the
ireight OF ship for himself and family,
line Royal Family had not sailed oct. N
The Portuguese ships al Lisbon consit OF
! 2 Of 50 guns, 10 Of ~, Q If GA, 8 Of 60, z Of
80, 5 OF p, ? Of Is, and several smaller
vessels.
The ports Of Portugal were to be shut 8.
| gainst the English the 18th Of October. a..
bout 20 Gun Roats came of Vigo to inter.
cept British ycssels--tea zgeye sant and four
| driven on shore BY an English frigate.
The Act Of the British Pa,,.ianIent orsas
| 2vo millio-s .fGollsS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
War Measures I!

OR readers 7r1K Please 10 turh their etyes
% ne following outline Of q retorh
10hich has had lis first reading II. tie
Senate ef the United States. y this
report Be ACCEPTED, and both branches
@hc Legislature concur ia tie shiT7t
@H--tareEoeH Heavenly Peace -
your fiShf from this Infatuated COM
try Is az hand.-Repertory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
SALEM, NOV. 80, 1907.
LATE FROM TIE BALTIC

Capt Townsend has arrived here
from Petersburg, which he left the Isl
October.-No English vessels had then
been stopped in the Russian ports,
though several had sailed under the
apprehension that they would be and
it was generally believed that <ar would
take place between Russia and Eng
land. On the 22d October, Capt. 4.
left ElsinOre, when the Danish ships
had sailed for England; But the Bri-
fish feet remained off Zealand
While Capt L. lay at Elsinore, an
English feet Of nlerchanfmen Eassed IN
for Russian torrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07

Signs 4 nc Times. The Vermont Legis-
"a J, lEG' democratic Of course having abol-
isned the law for the support Of Public
worship, number Of the most resnectable
Inhabitants of Burlington have met " u dc
wise means for the continuance of its support.
IN that town"-Retey
Ihe language Of some Of Our politicians
VINO express an anxiety jor peace, is little
singular. They appear 70 say to the British
come ro650s and raseals, let US shake
ha7ds and be .tils.E!s 7 : .t-PaL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
FROM me Washington MtsLHgencer.
GEN. MORPAU.

we understand that GEN. MoREAu,
ABOUT week since, left Philadelphia
LOT the y estern country, it is said, for
.Ye'0 orleans. His unexpected depar-
ture and the rapidity with which he has
passed on his journey have excited
considerable curiosity, not nnmixed
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
~, J3llT cleaient IerT'dHt,
JAMES BARRON.
Hon. Ro6er: Smith, Sre'y Of tie May,

No. I.
The captain Of his Britannica naiefy's
flip Leopard has the honour to enclote
the captain Of the United States flip Chefa-
peake, an order from the don. Vice Ad-
mural Berkley, commander in chief, Of his
Maletty's ihips on the North American
itatlon, respecting fome defcrtcrs from the
hps (theroin msutiontd) under his com
mInd, and fuppofed to be now ft1y;ng as
part OF the crew Of the Cheiapeake.
The captain Of the Leopard viii not
Prefume TO fay any thing IN addition to
what tie commander in chief las lated,
more than 70 expref8 an hope that every
circumilance respecting them may be ad-
jufcd IN manneT, that the harmony fub-
fitting between the two countries may re-
main undfurbed.
IL. M. lhip Leopard,
Atlca, june zzd, 1867.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
return Of the boat hall expec your

the return OF the boat 1iall expet you
anfwer.
-And haTe tie b0zor 10 Be,
Tours, Gc.
(Signed) JAMES BARRON.
Chetapeake, at Sea,
June 22d, 1907.
To TIE commander gf BIS 3. III.
Slip Leopard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
IN SEN.fTEA Nm, o

-|-.FUU. II.
Yesterday Mr.. Adams from com.
mittee appointed on part ofthe Presi.
ent's message, reported to the Senate,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07
z ba0e tie b0n3r 70 Be, Sir,
Tour e5sdient humble /crTaaf,
S. p. HUMPHREYS.
Leopard at Sea, June 2a,ISo7.

Leopard at Sea, June II, 1907.
The purpolt Of the general order Eaid
to be iilucd by Admiral Berklly was,
" That each and every vef1tl Of his iquad-
ron fhould take by force, if they could
not be obtained by other means, any Brit
iih deferters from certain fhipS named in
the margin, that could be found on board
the Cheiapeke, and that on the part of the
commanders Of the ihips Of his Gquadron,
iearch ihould be admitted for American
deferters."
This as well as my memory ftrves me,
was TX tenour of the paper handed me
by tie whiting officer Of his Britannica
Majeity's fhip the Leopard, aud ltated o
have been orders recently inued BY Adni-
raj Berkeley.
There were ieveral names mentioned
in the body Of the demand, neithe. Of
which were known 10 US.
Return Of Killed and +UouHdeG on board TIE
trigate, Cbef4peake, Commodore James
Barron, June ID, 1907.
Kil'ed-John Laurence, James Arnold,
John Shukely.
Badly qvomded-John Haden, Cotton
Brown, John Parker, George Percival,
Peter Simmons, Robert M'Donald, Fran
ces CrownOyen, James Eppes.
Slightly 7vousded-Commodore James
Barron, Mid. James Broom, Peter ELTON,
William Hendricks, Thomas Short, VIM.
Moody, David Creighton, John Matter,
Emanuel FernaAdes, John Wilton.
]. @. HUNT,
Surgeon 10 TIE Cbejabeake.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07

know Of no frch men as you defcribe.
The officers that were on the recruiting
fergice for this flip, were particularly IN
i1rut'ed by the government through ne,
not 10 enter any drierters from his b. M.
ShiPa, nor do know Of any being here
1 am alto inaru6ted never to permit tlre
Grew Of any flip that | command, to he
mu;Strcd by any other bat their own Off
GERS. II IS my difpo!f:ion to preftrve har-
rnCny, and hope this anf,yer 70 your def
patch VIII prove satisfactory.
(Signed) JAMES BARRON.
AT Sea, June 22d, 1897.
TO TIE commander Of bis B. NJ.
Slip Leopard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07

SIR-Having to the utmo1 Of my pow
er fulfilled the infru6tions Of my COM
mander in chief, I have nothing more to
dehrc, and muit in coniequence proceed
10 join the remainder of the fquadron, re-
peating that | am ready to give you every
afiiaance il my power, and do mott fin
.cerey dtPlore that any lives fhould have
been lof in the execution Of a 1ervice,
which might have been adjufed more am
icably, not only with reipe& 10 ourf-lves
but the nations 70 which we respectively
belong.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-07

SiS-I conGder the frigafe Cheapeake
yrur prize, and am ready to deliver her 10
any etieer authorized to receive her. By
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-11
SFDebcte to be continued
PHILADELPHIA, June 9.

Oar correspondence ct the Eazsrctso,
order date of yesterday Hosn, writes US
as follows: !" Last high. arrived, schoouef
Jefferson, capt. Gcff, 81 DAYS from Kings.
son, Jam. Sailed in company with shs
English aess. also the ssiip Eliza, Farksr.
sfor Philadelphia. Captain G.lrfsat. Kings
ton the brig Eliza. for Hsvaaoain a few
days. Came passenger, captain Jones, Of
the ship Pilgrim, taken coming from ST.
Bartholomew to ST. DomiGsos"
"a Lever received from Londe,, Per The
Young Factor, dated in1April. says, "Bo,
.napaf,e has-srns a.. ambassadors TO ST..
Petersburg. with very l;bera! ot!ersif thar
eopr: will Withdraw fronr its allies. sIhe
Russian minister has left this court, uot
well pleased wish the scan.icess Of our sub.
sidies'' +
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-11

Invaded our ttrriterY, and yts there Vas
mo war. But sir ifihere was war, Ger.
s.ainly 40 man cannot pretend g -. that
tho government is able 70 6Dd oat.- Inc
scene 70 which they have now huated y.
.is only 500 miles disIant; and ssM tt,sts
us no evidence 10 prove thls war. 81
Mr. Burr rtqarsted thr court 20 consl.
der the sconse auenees whiehwcsld now rs.
su!tfroma commitmsnt tor treason st3t
it he were; bound now,shs 'aw cf Virginia
declared mar he should 50 frnain III the
nexs term; that this delay was shr seIy IL
he would. wish 10 AVOID srd
thar he, presumedshe was to remain 10 pf'.
son six a,sn.hs, sntil they could had oa.
this war.
sEDebcte 10 be continued
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( KS I g ~
With sespect TO The events OF the was
which had taken place beswesn,he Ffenca
and Russians, il was, Difficult, ~ JuogS OF
the ruth from The Hanburgh papers, as
they are issued under The inspection Of =
Preach interdan.. OF public and otac'al
statements there is generally aGisnusss
from The supposed policy 81 each parry 10
conceal It's own disasters, and sxs gSerass
these Of lis enemy private intorn.a,ion 10
therefore often more relied on. Fiom per.
sons who had been ct the iheaifsoA war,
ssd from the commune anoEs cfiheFfeDch
aGicess .hamsclyt S. II was VI ell kpuwn, thai
sheugh the French had uaiutsslsd thrir
alilIary~fsputasio ion 10 al ths 'ba les ,hsykad
fought, yet that Bnspsrte Ea5at lsHgth
met sh 40. enemy mat 1squsred he iull
exercise OF sllhis gsnius I'D etsst ey. and
sad received suen d heck as Ee-had reyer
Sbsfore experience1. sptrsors WHO had
seen DO b the Fscurh AMI Russisa aiH'ts,
allowed that thrsfsnmrrs weIr vastly superb
orto the laGeria military science .acdssx.
ferience ;tbl.yet ..eEaingsea had cssn&e-
ed hismraas WIKI ssch skliEsg d jcegpsns
asgreagiy 20 harrss.-ss siraNs she. Frsach.
aud to make thsal suae. scye.elyaitcm me
r,gors ct ths, caimate nd The waal o! psa-
visions, as we!sas srorssilis a.: ass.
The greatest exerlions were making Ion
both sades 10 fcpair saeir los-1s BY re.
crrits. sVass sunsbsrs ywere poutisg into
the Freach sFaad AIRY. from oil paris Of
Gesmany,sas wsit as ram yance, shou.
sand. OF wrstcs,e1 erea,utes beng obliged
10 enliat, to4 gSGbFe adj and even many Of
the Prussian pslscae's~haa elesed among
the recruits. sThe. sheak.f4om the nszs
meeting ct the awo aFmies.:wss expected
To be esenaaore terrible ehsnahat e9 be iyr.
mer. So
Itseems The eaad-geeofaaship of Rea.
Dipgsen had ns5t preserved him, from ahe
lie aiousy.o the otser -eGcrss aof the. Ras.
sian army, W olhink the elyss 6,shonOE.
cd BY having a'fars,goer .psscea over them.
This emperor z. exaEder had arrived .as
Revel, ao his swsy 10 tte 3atpy, wi;h.a
view probably OF composing abe a'hluI-
ties.
There are COW noFFreaeh ,.cops .ia
Hsa,burga; he pIace is gas.soned by.hs
Dutch the river IS block adsdehy lhr Biz
fish, aad It's trade has CEASED.
gEsalemGaxa
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tIUST RECEIVED,

sANU FOR SALE By;'7'HE SUBSCRIBER,
..1ao boxes Mould &DiptCANDLEs
1000 pieces yellow NANAEENS
"A cases Irish LINENS
10 bales India COTTONS, assorted
A barrels Glauberss SALTS
80 casks Malaga WINE
And a few boxes choice Bordeaux CT .AREIE,
John G. Laid.
June III d
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! &c &c. As SIT: g s. RID, Il. IONl,

= < Err ON 5Hsa sstHsRE,
dSz;s atay Ia tczvz NH 6e shosf, has eaeaed
at IsAAc,Ro.BAz.a.S and Cos. sssre,~ eua
z 55Fsrs for -sals,,s
~ NE NJ pieces soarse Linens
Ten dor W hite Rolls -.
Twelve dc. BGltannias
Six do. Bed Ticking
" Il Four do Cotton Muslin
Half dozen Silk. Umbrellas
..Onesbox containing so VT. Hair Powder
One hogshead saft-shel.ed Almonds
One barrel English Walnuts
Two cases Figs !.
Twenty boaes M: Raisins
Two cases Gruyere Cheese
Three do Vermichel.ic
Two do Martinique Cordials
s Four quarter chests Young dyson Tea
Two scas.s-Old Haut Brion Claret.
tJunc Al. div
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sOne Cent Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the Norfolk Pscset.
IN Montezuma, a,mulattos,oy named 5ohA'
Ben The above reward viii be paid Oil aeli7
ayerins him to me in .No-folh--but no c.4ai>
ges.
Job Palmer.
Jane,l cost
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CLEARED,

scLEARxD,
Skop4Henry, Blk Providence.
8 5ytke.4Aaa.eY
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In FeTguson ]aCkct arrives al l>olloih Oh
Friday last, from Baltimore, came passenger
Mr.. PuRvIAxcE--He is the bearer of.vdis-
patches to our ministers inI London, aiad goes
in the United States sloopof war Wasp, capt
Smitl., which was to sail ON Saturday last, fer
England.
Capt. Pratt, who arrived at New-York on
Friday last in 79 days from Naples, states,
thai ssseat sold the7e at only 5ocents her tstsh-
{ cl
"A gentleman who came passenger In the
Amelia from London, arrived at Boston, as-.
sures us, that the conduct of Mr.. Mlinroc,
has been highly approved Of by the mercan-
tile interest Of that city-and that q :tWbllc
and very splendid dinner was to be given htm
by the merchants, as a mark Of respect forshis
viigilant exertions in <endesyoring to restore a
friendly intercourse between that country anti.
the,United States. Z.
by captain Hunt Of the ship Minerva, from
New Orleans we learn tina. general Wiildn-
son continued al that place'the 18th May, and
it was understood did not mean 10 come on to
Che United States II! General Claiborne has
taken his passage in the ship Comet for Basti-
more, to sail in afew days.
(Phiz. hst.)
IT is currently reported, that Perez Morton,
esq. speaker of the house OF representatives of
the state Of Massachusetts,, is appointed GO
vernon Of the Michigan territory, and Aoyern-
:or Hull to be secretary at war. @ 81
Boot. csaf.)
A. letter from an officer on board British
man of war, off Cadiz, dated March 81, says,
9" Capt. Hallowell,t of the Tigre, has sailed
from Sicily with 5000 troops for the Leyant,
under the command of colonel Fazer. is
supposed they. are to take possessions OF Alex
andria.'
The following is an extract of a;ietter from q
British officer, at Monte Xiedo, dated Fee
bruary z
* We are at length In possession Of this
place; the only fortihedone in this country
1t would have fallen an easy CONQUEST had not
some French adventures MorsleiIitheir Chief,
stirred the country against US. Molaelll and
most of his companions were killed in the as
sault, and the natives flock In numbers, re-
turning to their homes. and occupaions. If
we can but reconcile the country to our go-
vernment, hundreds fromsBritain and Ireland
would emigrate, TMs-is the finest climate
imaginable"
O. "Wednesday the Sd inst. the Hops.
.wrH cap ain RIA, arrivrt al Salem from
H aaburg, WHICH place sheirfs on the l-7th
of Ap;il. 1'hr lar nrws received there
respecting he war VIZ, similar to whs, we
have had here. Massrns had mad q
move sneut VIII, h il ,wss expected weu!dlm I'M
media rl, ,br,lg on sne,hef e-nersi b. lie.
Asto peace. though here had all winter
brrn come talk Of Il. se. it was antvent
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Capt Pratt, who arrived at New-York on
Friday last in ~ days from Naples, states,
thai wseat sold tht4e at only so GEMS fe, tstsh-
ri
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@alera,,crta Dajlp au0artt5ss.
THURSDAY, JuSa II.

In Ferguson's packet arrived at Norfolk on
Friday last, from aaltimere, came passenger
Mr. PuavIAxc E--He is the bearer of.,dis-
patches to our ministers inIcltdon, aial goes
in the United States sloopof war Wasp, capt.
smitl., Which was to sail ON Saturday last, fer
England.
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IT is currently reported, that Perez Morton,
Esq. speaker of the house OF representatives Of
the state Of Massachusetts, is appointed go
vernon Of the Michigan territory, and Aoyern-
or Hull to be secretary at war.
(B0st. csaf)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-08
IN CHGNCERT.

IN king H,ilian Comfy Conyt, NLa,eJ a5fJ, 1907.
Thomas Lipfeonb, atIignee of john Smith, Conpit.
GgnigF
Ambrofe Lipfcoinb, Edward fiill and Phi =, r
lip Lpicosnb, e' TO-
, 8 his DAY came the compaiuauts by his council
aud the defendant Ambroie Lpfcomb not
having entered disappearance, and given iecuriry
ooFd'ng to the att Of aenb.y, and the rules OF this
court, and it appearing to the faIiofaGion Of the
court that he is not inhabitart Of thrs common
wealth. On the motion Of the con1Painancs, it is or
dered that the iad defendant Ambrofe liplcomb, DO
appear here OFT the fourth Monday in June next, ard
aiiwer the bill Of the cooIPainan;s and that a copy
@! this order be forthwith iuierted IN one news "a
Per,prnted IN the CRY Of Richmond, for two months
fueeeiiivey and another copy pooled the isnt door
OF the Court houie OF dis county.
a Copy. TeHe,
ROBERT POLLARD, C. c.
April o. Iaw2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-08
RICHMOND, FRIDAY MORNING MAY 8 1907

JVCH iNCEPY
In King Wlhiau Cs-n:y Court, lNareb sli5, 1907.
EDWARD walton, CsmpA.
againf
Thomas Reeves, IAN abfent debtor) s, John
Temple, D.6..
HIS day, came the Complainant by his Counfe!
i and the def. Thomas Reeves, not having en-.
tered his appearance, and given fscu.i,y according
TO the ae OF AGenbly. and the rules of this court
and itappearug the fa,isaSion of the court that
nc is nos al ul,abaat of this country on the mott
on OF the Coupliinant it is ordered, that the faid
Delft Thomas Reeves, 90 appear here, the four IN
Gay oi the May term next, and anfwer the bill OF
the Complainant, and tina, copy of this order be
forthwith Inherited in fome newlpaper, printed in the
city OF Richmond, for mon,hs fucceIively and
another copy poaed the front door of the cour,
hoae, ut this county. And it is furthsr ordered
THAI the Deit. John Temple DO pay, convey a.
way, or iecrstr anT debts by him owing the other
Dsit Thomas Reeves untii the further order or de-
cree ofths court.
Copy. Ten,
ROBERT POLLARD, &C.
N-areh -. eptm.