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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30
. HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIvEs OF THE UNITED STATES.

TIVES OF THE UNITED STATES.
Circumstances fowctizeps which seriously threatened
peace OF our country have made duty you
bosom citizens which has long guided the proceedings
their public councils and induced fofeance under wrongs
may continuance in the quiet pursuits of Industry
The and dpretaons our commerce &
Navigation upon the high for the successive
and umpire and security oftc rights peace and the
induced the extraodarv mission to oo ere
framedn the sincercst spirit any modrlon They &C
cordingy proceeded in conformity yercw;tb to nrooe
Hents which might embrace settle all the
tween which might bring understanding on our
neutral and national rights, and provide
on condonS OF some equality After long and uicss
to erect purposes of their mission
within the limits OF their Instructions they sign
as could be obtained and to send them for consideration
y declaring to the other Negotiations the time that they
were acting against their Instructions, government
proposed might have been admitted principle fconpose
but others too highly dsadvageou sufficient poyi
which constantly endangern peace the two at The
question therefore whether treaty accepted in that form
OF the other party impaired confidence it. Still 10
close the door against friendly adjustment were
framed, and further concessions authorised than could before
e supposed necessary and our ministers instructed
their negotiations on these grounds On this reference
caoe discussion repOsng confidence when
Gay OF June last bya formal order from British admiral the fri
gate leaving her for distant service,
e augences OF hospitality was disabled from proceedings had
several OF her crew killed. and four taken away On outrage
commentaries are necessary Its character has been pronounced by
the indignant voice OF our citizens with emphasis and unanmy
never exceeded Immediately by poclamaion
har6ouTs and waters to all British armed vessels forbade
with them and uncertain how hoscs were intended and the
town OF Norfolk indeed being ta2ncd attack
sufficient force ordered protection of that place and such
other preparations commenced pursued the prospect rendered
proper AN armed vessel OF M United States dispatched with
instructions to our ministers al cali that
Tor the satisfaction and security
short interval ought an3ver which sh com
municated oyou en also oras soon after s
the pu"3c inter- st9 aa S a1 nit the unatifed treaty and
PTOCSedI - t-tAlIFo 70 known
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30
RIcHMoND, FRIDAr, OCTOBER 80, 1907.
CITY, OCTOBER Fl.
By Ms. Sezs, hts 9sasehas:g>

R3s 7SA00zg #N2RsSaUe to AaM 1Tvse5 3 Souggeae
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
LOVE TRANSPLANT.

On the 18th ult. was married at Cret-
ma Green, Mr.. Edward Ward, of Castle.
Sowerbv, drysalter, to Miss Bell, of
Kingmore, near Carlisle, the envied hope
of many woOers. On the night appoint
ed by the lovers for the elopement, the
bride groom went from Carlisle to King
more in a chaise attended by a friend.
On their arrival they were greatly morti-
fed to find that the father had obtained
intelligence Of Miss's intention, and had
locked every door to prevent her escape.
What cannot love devise They found
means to converse through key hole,
and she informed her lover, that if he
could geta rope, and ascend the top of
the house, his attempt would be crown
ed with success; for he might easily
9 draw her up the chimney" A rope
was accordingly procured, and the lover
assisted either by the wings of love, or
a peat stack. which stood adjacent to the
house, assembled, and instantly enlarged
the lady, who tho bcsmcared with SCOT,
retained her pristine charms and vows
and the indissoluble knot was tied with
ont furtherintcrruption. This, we pre-
sumo, is quite new stratagem, which,
may, with great propriety, enter into the
composition of the next soporihc adj
ministcrcd in the shape of novel.
London Paber.1
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07

one night to watch, to detect the rnarau
der. About midnight he saw one of his
neighbours come to his pile, shoulder a
large log, and bear it off. The doctor
Immediately gathered his arms full of
wood, and lightly followed him at dis
lance. The neighbour arrived athis own
door, and threw down his log-when
the doctor also threw down his load on
the top of it, exclaiming-"There neigh
bour, there's some small wood to burn
with your Logo
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
ANECDOrr.

DR.. Morse, Of Elisabcth-town, New
Jersey, though singular character,
seems on the whole to be full Of good
nature. Several instances have occur
red, in which his retaliation Of injuries
has displayed . pleasant raiIlory, which,
though it could give no offence, was apt
to make deep impression, and prevent
a recurrence Of the injury.-IIe had
several winter mornings discovered
that much Of his wood had disappeared
during tn night. LIE therefore sat up
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
OR IGINAL POE TR1.
LITERARY FABLES.
Translated from the Spanish of
THOMAS De YRiAR1E,
By az Mha6ita'at ofWheeAing-.
Fable II.
Fable II.

Ihe Sik-Vorm and the S1iGcr.
a Spider who, one day, had framed
dHer Hlmsy web, with pride, ex,laim'd,
o mortiiy Silk-worm neighbour,
Whom she perceiv'd in earnest labcur,
W hat thlnkst thou ofmy work, mvfriend,
IN SO small time brought TO an end!
Early this morning twas begun,
And now, tho scarcely noon, It's done.
Observe how c0en, and how fine!
How closely twisted every line
Yes! SAID the worm, and drilv grins,
1t shews how fast Spider st;,l5.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
7 Z r NJ s.

TIE WHEELING REPosIToRY is pub
lished every Thursday, and forwarded
to such places as may be directed, by
the public mails, or the earliest private
opportunities ut Two DOLLARS per an
mum, Exclusive of POSTAGE to be paid
half-ycarly in advance No Su5scrlP-
ton taken for shorter period than SIX
months, unless by special agreement :
No Subscriber at liberty to discontinue
unless his subscription be paid up
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
EPISTLE TO A FRIrND.

G'PISTLE TO FRIEND.
N91V feS'4ul5 am1HgSt Tie Indians on
tie Wa5ash.
Dear William, oft my mind reviews
he solitary haunts,
And untrod paths, nv friend Dursuee
And all his real wants.
When in idea l contrast
The Inference there must be.
bet"lXt a wild and trackless waste
And dear society,
/ feel the sympathetic glow,
Within my bosom rise =
Gould one cordial drop bestow,
The privilege I'd prize.
But ah' my pow'rs are much too weak.
Too feeble is my strain
Thy heart to soothe l need not seek.
The MaN8ht itself were vain.
Far from thy home, Of friends bcreft.
Save only by the few
Who have, like thee, their country left,
And hidden it adieu,
To teach, Of Natures sons, race
To cultivate their soil ;
May Hcav'n the virtuous effort bless,
And crown with peace your toll.
That pence # mind, that's far above
Al other blessings here
me JOYS Of friendship, and of lave,
Before 1t disappear -
OF tb,t r,oeree,l go
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07
II II E L / ING,

(OHIO COUNTY VIRGINIA
PRINTED BY ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-18
Ne1D, Store

trTHE subseriberrespectfnlly Informs
i his friends and the public In gene.
raj. that he has commenced the Mercan.
lille business in The. house lately occupied
% Store by lgnatius Q 'ferrall, q Mill
Greek, whereihe has . Choice collection
Of Spfing and Summer Goods, Groce.
fiss, Liquoss, Hardware, &c. &c. AN
which he win dispose Of on the most
reasonable terms for Cash ,or Country
produce. " He solieiss the patronage Of
the public, and assures them that he
win always keepoP . general assortment,
and viii dispose OF his. Gocds 'o1tas low
terms % they are retailed in any other
place. b d
Min. Crock, lunss 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-18
Berkeley, S.

Berkeley, SIS. e.
Mgfeh Court, 1906:
Morris Reessaad david Ress, Com.
81: pIaiants, T..
=. =, AGAINST i
Presley Nesitse and the other legal re.
= fiEs.ntatives of John Neville, deed,
pkby Chew and Noah Ridgeway,
1Jtfendants.
TxCunIscEREssE-
THE defendants, Presley Neville
i aud other the heirs aud represent
tatives Of John Neyill, deco. no, having
catered their. appearance, agreeable to an
act Of Assembly and the rules, Of this
Court, and Il appearing to the Satisfaction
Of the Court that they are not inhabi-
tants Of this Commonwealth, on the mo-
ton Of the Complainants by their Coan-
eel, it is ordered, that said Presley Ne.
vile and other the heirs and representa-.
lives Of John Neville, deed, do appear
here ,onthe Monday after the third ! 'ues-
day in September next,t 20 answer the bill OF
the complainants, and;that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Berke-
ley and Jefferson lnielligencsr for two
months suscsssively, and published at
the doar or the Ceurt=Hoass Of said
County. .:s,~sr, ~--,.. -. ~
- A Copy: Tests, Z Z :. - :
DAVID HUNTER, e,s.e.
% & e.. T-st T4rE
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-18

Anoshsr suen-seitcsed and general


hdUe Seep recently TecefVed, ana are N0tv
eS.vh;ea hare Ken purchaser as the n.
les. market II tie citv of PHILADELPHIA
fer Casa, Iphich. together svith ths
1avanfareons ieyms on (Which they Mil
6eAisbesed, ,wiH agor9 10 purchasers
an interesting Opportunity effurnish.
ing tiemstisess. 81 .1ith sskptss On tht
- most reasona5lS terms for CASH Among,
numerous othsr late purchases, are
tie foHo,oing articles, viz =. !
4 handsem. assortment Of MarseiHes
,pa:;s, coating, T..
Pain, Sp9ftta, and TrafaRar Leao
Nustsns, - ayaa&
Gno> ditto ss4arvis and HaaIssrtaSk,
dfito e7;aasseis,
cainfses and CaEcse.,
Fancy and plain Ri6bsns, well assorted.
Sill and Cotton Unabretlas,
-E,Sssa.. an4 A1a;. 4a..I .4ies AsAsA1A--
S sn@spss arg 1 .GSs,. .,.-@
to',oa soI0. ""a ia's ON
Lad.e s'h0rt, ana se.' q, LoHs '14 o'opes'
o. td"l0r,c< ana - 1>'"'f''e'' seaafse'e>
e assersea, =, y. ~. z...
's1ts Sco''oH : eaaMoysy .uIsa"' u a. o.
o. an6 - 1a"'o,'e ~ n'. 49,: a"sAy.
India Aashns, f,es e9se; pfee, - e. sG.a'
=6itfo Common ann o4ps;5'ne e00~ . ..:
Lsghorn 1sdss ana Ds""e''' "'""' '"'
compfefe, r.u o 81. = - : -
Rum ana UPHTcu SuHS OHop @--r,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-18

WANTED.

!. -. ~ WANTED. .-,..:.
A S an assistan, in a Sore, a Young
a Lad Of respectable come xions,
correct principles apd steady habits. :
~. - ALEXANDER COOPER.
Martihshurg, August II, 1907, &c.,.
+; N. B. One from . distance. viii be
preferred. .-57..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-18
!, FRENCH GRAND ARl4E
BULLETIN No. si dated.

- r IiLsiry June 81.
At the affair Of Held err, the Grand
Duke Of Berg passed alOl he line 9th
Cd division, pf cuirassiers, al che moment
the 9Th regiment Ind just made ! charge,
COZ DAvary, commander 81 the reei.
.ment his sabre dyed in blood. said,
. Prince, review my regiment, and Won
viii knd that there i NOT . soldier whose
sword Il not like mine" Il.
II Col, Borde Soult was wounded Cube.
meme, aid.-de-camp 70 Marshal Lasncs,
Here followth the names Of some officers
ssho s;snalized shemselves.i 81.
The sops Of the senator's PeriCuon,
Clemeatde Ris, and Garran coulon,
died w!th honor in the field Of battle. Z Z, \
Marshal Ney proceeding to Gumbiu.
en-, secured some Of the enemy's parks
OF artillery, many wounded Rnssisns,
and took great nu't ber Of prisoners.
"A l. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-18

J. !, sN0TTkAuA1sij jury lis-ul8ues
y We have but time 70 inform you,
that 40 express from the Preach head
quarters brought the intellisence. thas
on, The sch q June, the pTeliminaries
st peace were sigped between France,
Russia and Prussia. The particulars
are not yet Known.
4 As soon a the preliminaries were
sicned,. The inteIligenee Was announced
10 die army. and selsbsstedby disehargst
ofsannouand illnminations.F Roaaparts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-29
z. G. E A I
HIS JUST RECEIFED,

HIS JUST RECEIVEU,
A few copies of Memoirs OF the Ne -. .
Marmontel, in two volumes, l2 mo. Pi'',
two dollars bound and lettered.
Geographical Compilations, two Foa'''%
Price tive dellars fifty cents.
Tucker Universal History Cor schools
X. GRAY las on hand,
A good stock Of Writing and NFraPPnn u,
Paper, Bonnet Boards, Spelling Bsoks' " ~
bles, T.esssainents, States and Slate fcaT as
Playing ard Blank Cards, lnk-Powdsr, ''
sc. which he Will sell low forcash,
AlaY ,ss. CO..
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TO RENT

s4nd immediate zrossessioa eTr,fn,
THAT conllnodioas two story FIR A Me
S 4 HOUSE, on the lower iend of Water
Street 80. feet front, with two wings s. feet
each. With smoke house, dairy and. stable,
ana line garden--Aiso, the use of a large
vacant lot we'll calculated for d garden. For
i1fSher particulars enquire of - S. SIS
g. Sanford,
May $. soIa,
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LUMBER II ARD.
1aW2m

II HE subscriber respectfully .infoqnls his
I, friends ana the public Ia general, that
he has established a LUAfBE.R Y.sll2l3,s adj
joining Colonel Ramsay IS wharf, where lie
intends keeping a constant supplysof the best
materials in that hnc, and will sch low for
cash r.4on shortsreeit.
James sMcG uire.
Mays. eo2rn J,
N. d. He continues the House Joiners
business, and from his sneWles sc in that line'
will pay particular attention to any orders ioi
+ Lumber that he may receive.
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/ Five Dollars Reward.

IA AN AWAY from the subscriber on the.
IN lothinstant, negro woman whose name
i SdRAH She is-a dark mulatte, about ~
Years Of age, about 5 feet high !; she has got
! very had look. out of her eyes, and a scar
sa : -. her RIGHT ear. Had on when she went
s,vav ! calico gown tucked with lace, coun-
az s% - cloth petticoat and jacket striped with
Niue I viii give the above reward to any any
nsrson who will bring her home OBSCURE her r
e ;a;l SO that I get her again. | iorewarn All
, =, from harboring or hiring her.
Thomas B. Moreland.
May ~. =
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-29

THE defendant, Eli Legg, nothaH-
ing entered his appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules
of this court and it appearing to the satisfaes
ton of the court, upon affidavit, that the SAD
defendant, Eli Legg, IS not an inhabltaiit OF
this district, on motion Of the complainant, by
his counsel, it's ordered, that the said defend
ant, Eli Legg, do appear here on the hrst day
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 nctpay away, CEN
yey or secrete the debts by him OWING to, or
the estate oreffecss in his hands belonging to,
the said absent defendant, Eli Legg, until the.
further order or decree of the court; and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
both of the public newspapers published IN TINS
county for two months successiveiy, and that
another copy be, posted at the front door OF The
court house of said county.
A copy. Test.
G. Dencale, c. c.
oSEo 500 E,t5 Ia1ygN1
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c,,a G. Estephe Mettoc claret, IN cases 4
- Jez usr
"a fssw do,s,, .s;ne cid frontinac:
n;,t - :, - do. best vine bitters
Iarns;c, and west India rum &
Ma,v~Enoland do. -
rss.;;ar 'Ronrlea,,x and Naples brandy
I NJ ..,,'l' and Country pin
ass,.;aasrs 90. o;n n cases
gs;sb VIII wh;xSev. yer.old
30 rr11 harrsl. perasy Kania rye whiskey
c;.,s, i, lssrrels.
We. W. WINE VINE and Cider vinegar
florence oil in TASKS
- hocsheads HAVANA honey
Is do. choice retailing meiasses
Gunpowter
Imperial
Hyson TEAS
Young Hyson of good qaaftu.
Hvson-Skin and
Souchong
Nnscoyado sugars, different qualities
~ Benyal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia Bal
t;more and Alexandria.
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II 50 - FfF HlE 1AStj - y
William Wilson, COMP laiaaas,
James Wilson, of London, ahdI
Eliza w ilson and Robert L elas tilanrei;yy'
|. Taylor, adlninistratrix aMb
administrator OF: James sAVils 49,
son, deceased, dsfendaus, s
The De eadant, aasss Wssson, q
london, moi, hapmg entered his aearance ana
bipeu aecu,itu accordias 10 the act Assembly
and che rules this roart, end q asearfns g
The satis,acsionof tts courf, zlton isevzf, tAzf
the said defendant, James Visor, Of Londsns
is not an ilu5itant Of this district, on motion
Of the csa1tlaina:st BY bis eou'ssel1 e e ordered
fhst tie said deftndaat, James IplIson, 90 en-
4su, here on the first day of .NoUen'-'cr term
uert and ente,. ms a7hedra,lce 70 the stnf, c'ad
gioe security for Performing the DEGREES 81 ne
court-and that the other DEFENDANTS lst'Sa
It1zson and Robert ~ Taylor, communicating
and administrator Of Jaiass Wilson, deceased,
DO not 3say Gzuay, conpey or secrete fse deofs oy
them o7uiug to, or The estate or effects sa' their
Aa,ds belonging to TIE said absent dstes'da''f,
James Nilsson, until the further order or decree
o.J.tle. court; and that a cory Of this order be
torthssiM Inserted IN both Of The fss5iie tezDs-
hahers hrtblished IN this county Je'. tspo ma,ths
suceessiussg, and hhat another coty be fostfd 81
The front door ofthe. cart house Of said county
II Cory, Test,
G. Dsnsale, C. G.
Nav & laW2tl.
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D,,illlrlcf .of Coiuu,b;s
:. 9NiskY dle1andfYa, IS.

:. Kenny OF rIa717yYa, SIS.
ApR.aE Adjourned Session, ,ao.
William Wilson, COMPLAINANT, ~
James WILSON Of London, and
Eliza Wilson and. Robert !. ,Ia sio,,
Taylor, administrators and /,
administrator Of James VIII
son, deceased, defendants,
THE Defendant, James W;yxo,
Of London, not having enteredhis appeara0%a,
and given security according to tho act If y,
sembly and the rules Of this court, ana.;,
pearing to the satisfaction Of the court. ,,st
affidavit, that the said defendant, Jane, Va
son, of London, is net al inhabitant 81 ,l !
district, On motion of the 5complainsn4 N ~,
his counsel, it is Ordered, that tie sa;q )
PENDANT, James Wilson, do appear here :,
the first day of November term next, and ~,
ter his appearance to the suit, and give seen
rity for performing the DEGREES Of the com,
and that the other defendants, Eliza NrHSon
and Robert | Taylor, administrators and ~,
ministrator of James Wilson, deceased, 4.
not pay away, convey or secrcte tie debts Nv
them owing to, or the estate or effects in their
hands belonging to the said absent defendanl
James Wilson, until the further order or de-.
cree Of the court and that a copy OF this or.
der be forthwith inserted in both OF the publ.
newspapers published in this county for Two
months successfully, and that another COPY Be
posted at the front door Of the coulq-hoase e
said county.
a Copy, Test,
C. Deneale, C. C.
May 8. laM2m
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Mays.
II Q T | C. E.

a IL those who have any claims or &c.
N n,ands against the estate OF !0"n D.i
Ia3t, merchant, late Of the town OF AieNan0l's'
are hereby Informed, to bring in their a'r r
counts, legally proved, before the 1rst Ga! .,
November next, at which tinc inil ana INA n
settlement and distribution OF his estate EII
be made. Should any accounts BE- eNllO1 51
after that period, they will be dlsreg ar
and this Notice pleaded in bar OF them nO,s
that are indebted to the estate, Wl!lbe PEe'''
TO make immediate payment.
Samuel Craig, Ex'u
William Herbert,
April 6. - 3.-~
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tN TIE CASE OF
DAVID WILSON SCOTT.

THE Subscriber having acen appOhsL. =.
1 trustee OF the estate and effects, lisn,
and credits, of the, said Da7ad prison. 0';.F
for tho benefit ofhis creditors an eoniG orr ne
With the provisions the insoiVeiit law osr
etstrict CT Columbia. hereby requires al ~
sotis Any WISE indebted Or who may nt ,bs
property IN their possession, belonging p on.
said 'Iayid E7tsqa, Scott, tc make pa '';t her
and to deliver such property to the sa0sS ~ b.
or to such person or persons only as ma,
dniy authorised by himto receive the saw
I. Gleon Moore, 1s7tSa..
llaysls. --.-.. s''" =.
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THEY lurpass any yet extant, To-

4 IL ~ = 49, $3.50 Wy i - S-1c>.-1
case, elegance, sc. Masters OF vessels and
other gentlemen going to the West-lneies'
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnished with an
assortment, and a great allowance to those
who purchase by the quantity
N. B. The buttons on the back parts OF the
waistband ought tobc placed the same distance
,syo.sl each other, as the two center buttons on
the Suspenders, to prevent improper strain,
ing, and thereby destroying the ease designed
in the construction ofthe article.
Richard HorwelL
a. ssg.s ALSO,
Received fser sdis Leoaidas from Livertool,
Red, Green, Blue and Yellow
Morocco Leather,
Good quality for sadlers, shoe-nlakers, book
binders, hatters, SC.
LIKEUISE,
Sadless Seating Leather, and a few dozen
Morocco suitable for the West-lndies.
Nay o. AS diSm
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DiItria ofs Columbia,

g. Cosnfysgf lIe.aaadts s g 8 ''..'s
ApaiE Adjourned 'Ssssion, 500.
sxxy;y,;s.s ysy;lSou. 4,0D,hidiaaass, 4
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May g..
DilIrEt Of Columbia,

Csunty Of .9lerandnia, 50.
ArR1L Adjourned Session, 1907.
John Potts, comflaialant,
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Mays
District Of Columbia,

County Of .Aerandtia, S.
April adjourned session, 1901.
VIM. Hepburn and John Dun-
dass, conlhleinents.
Eli Legg, Casper Stonemetz & e~In G2Aaz1eery.
Daniel c. Brent, marshal OF
the district of Columbia,
dejeaaanSs.
THE defendant, Eli Legg, not'hav
ing entered his appearance and given security
according to the actof assembly and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to the satislacr
ton of the court, upon affidavit, that the said
defendant, Eli Legg, is not an inhabitGnt OF
this district, onmetion O. the complainant, BY
his counsel, it ordered, that the said defend
ant, Eli Legg, doappear here on the frstday
of July term next, and4enter his appearance
to the suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES of the court; and that the @ather
defendants, Casper Stoncmetz and Daniel G.
Brent, marshal OF the district of Columbia, 80
not pay away, convey or secrete the debts by
them owing to, or the cstate or effects in their
hands belongings to, the~said absent defendant,
Eli Legg, until the further order or decree Of
the court; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in both Of the public news
papers published in this county fortWo months
successfully, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of the court ho,setof SAID
l.county.
sAcopy, Test.
G. DeneaIe, G. G.
May s. eiaw2r>