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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
TUESDAY, Oct. Is.

TUESDAY, oct. Is.
Mr.. Hay offered to read the affidavit of
benjamin Stoddart Formerly Secretary of
the navy who had been summoned as n
witness for the United States, attended for
considerable time, in expectation ofbeing.
examined but at length went away without
leave. tle had sent his affidavit to M. Hav,
which had lust been received. Cobb. obit.ct.
ed to its being read, On the ground In at MIR
Ssoddart had never heen cross-exa,aincd.
! he court rejected the affidavit, and Mr..
Hay moved for an attachment against Mir.
Stoddart, which was awarded.
Mr. Wirt observed that Mr.. R1ydoJh5
(who opened the debate on the part Of
the accusedl had asserted that system oil
Eehton0gc had pervadei the transactions
IN the Western Country, and had charged
Nr Graham with being Che FIRST Minister
ct that system. To remove any improper
impression which might have been protlu-
ced' with rc3pect to the character of Mr.
Traham, he informed the court that he
ncid IN husband the original Instructions
from the Secretary o. State TO that gentle
man, which he offered as evidence.
Co!. Rurr opposed the reading of those
instructions on the ground that they refer
rcd to previous 6 rcrbai erhian1fio,,s 81
Alter some debate, the Chief Jusrfce ob-
served there was no necessity for introdu-
eng them. He said that according to Mr.
'+rQhan'S own testimony, he had been COM
miSsioned by the government to enquire in
to the situation OF the Western country, in a
character very different from thatof spy /:
ana that nothing had appeared to Cisprove
the statement he had made Mr. Uyri
then declared that, If no further allusion
should be made to Mr. Graham as dischar-
/ ging the services of a sDv. he should NO,
insist upon reading his instructions. 9th.
erwisc, he shoald corrective il his duty ,c
press the question with the court.
Mr.. Martin resumed his discourse, and
continued speaking until the usual hour oil
adjournment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
Mr.. SMITH,

Mr.. SMITH,
SIR,
AS the late transactions At Richmond
have given rise 70 SO much serious though,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-16
TRoN 7BE AURoRA.

NATURAL CURIOSITY.
Ihere is now growing in the garden oe
Joseph Cooper, esq. Of New Jersey. onpo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-25
The very important terms Of this ar

The very important terms Of this ar
rangem-nt we are 90 oshsIwlse 4eqaaln9sd
with than tfem report, bur We upde .sead
that the circunCus trade with ne beli gee
rent powers. through America, wasto be
allowed under gests,n conditions. -- We.
heartily co0gfssulate the country OF the
accommodated u MISUNDERSTANDING which
We oodsrssand ;tss spemy were ssuulousiy
endeavorisg. ho,h BY shsis agenss IN the
Qnited States, ani the coyupi aud dis
loyal factions @hich oisgsace shal country.
TO klndie il into war.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.

The fast sailldg ship Oliver Elswor.k;
whose arrival at rho Hook We noticed
on Tuesday, came uplast evening after
a passage of 81 days from Liverpool.
Captain Bennett has politely favored the
editor ofthe Mercantile Advertiser, WITH
irregular fi.e of London papers TO the
18th and Liverpool papers 10 the 5yh
sf January ilsclusiys. Iie sailed on the
9th.
Our adyices from the continent are not SO
late by several days as we had previ.
ously received by the Emaeliue from
bordeaux.
But these papers have eoabtcd us TO an
pounce officially the important iatelh-
gence that aHeaty of ami.y, commercs
and navigation between the Unlsea
States and Great Brisaln was signed ON
the last Gay of December. Captain 3,
al the fequeS, OF tho American consul
detained he Oliver Elaworth o. hours,
that he might receive. on board The mes
seages charged With dispatches for oar
government EGf he CID not arrive Ia
SGaSOG.
Insurance on Amesicaa vessels lad fallen
TO guinsas per cent.
Ihe account Of The reeapture Of Busnos
Ayres had reached LonGon, bat had not
been officially communicated TO the 60
vernment. The London papers say
there was not the slightest credit at.
,ached 10 the report "by shose mos,
likely to know"
y <laer. ASo.
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From the National Intslligencer.
s1srSgrment of lUr., HARPER IN the case Of
AessrS. B2ll1aan aud S1oaysscoat.
EeoNcLUDEDl

Can il be believed, may ir please your
hopors, that the authors of our const;lu-
ton ADD lars attended TO leave the Grst and
greatest 6. the privileges of fresmep, thus
depsndent Oh the capricss of power, and
the base compliance eSpecsauss Of Of.
hee! Was !, toy this we fought; was this
toe boon which eur fathers purchased with
their blood? Did they Law down their lives
tia. their posterisy might be Knocked with
the mere shadow OF lbertys For my part
spurn and reject such liberty Sooner
would | abandon my country and take re.
huge 10 Turkey, where by bsibing well I
might be safe, than live exposed 10 be
crushed aud trampled IN the dust by the low
@inions OF power, the yiles, rspsilessn the
community.
Let me ask, 10 the next place, what stub.
aorn maxim of law, what binding author.
~, requires the admission of prineiple
30 rspuSnant TO all our feelings and TO the
spirit OF our constitution Onwhat ground
o'teason of law eau it be pretended that
commitment by the cIrcuit court, stops
'oe course Of tie writ of habeas, cor.
Pus?
isH because the circuit court has con-.
pe'en' Jurisdictionto commit This caa-
no' &c the reason, for every justice Of the
peace has competent Jurisdiction 10 COM.
~ nut aud the reason, therefore, if ii exist.
50, would destroy ahe whole effect of the
wit Of habeas corpus.
lsH because the circuit cour, has compe-
sls jurisdiction TO try the offence? This
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PUBLIC SALE.

TOMORROW, Al 4 O'Clock IN tie afternoon,
sgili be so!d, o.. Eaneay's qodaas,
1850 bushels St. lJbes e Cadiz
Salt-and 100 bis. Tar, ona
credit.
Phil C. MaxGellsr.
Feb. 25, d !.
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LONDON. January I.

lhe resources OF tie Daaish govern
naeat, the confidence which il reposrs IN
the Loyalty and attachment. Of he people.
iarnisnsd strong groands o! hope Tia; the
Danes would display a spirit equal o that
which distinguishes The Swsdes; thai they
would bot trucklsso Bonaparss, or &c ca
loled BY his promises !; bus that they would
even resist force byfosce:f lrivento ita,
extremity.
The latest intelligence from that coun.
try tended 10 strengthen these xpecsasions
Es--ior il was stated that Denmark was
aiming extensively by land and SEA and
It was nasural TO suppose that these pre-.
paFafIoDs were the Tesats OF the violent
Econducs Of the eeemy towards those states,
tka. could not defend themselves. a re-.
cent Occurrences However may raise some
doubts as TO these poins; The last mails
made up Tor flu~asu, i, is said were yes
isrday, returned to the pes Office from
Haswich. Il Is reported that on The arr,v.
al Of the packet at i:sed,, The letters for
Denmark were permitted 10 be Landed
but all English let,eis for Haasbofgh were
| refused aud have consequently been bro't
back. Il this was esoae ty order Of the
Danish government. il is not .unreasona-
bic 70 suppose, thai Napoleon has sue.
ceeded, either BY threat, or promises in
'briagIng over the cabinet of Copenhsgen
as party to his prohibitory system which
il is certain be would make almost any
sacrifice TO exeend. But we are inclined
TO think, that the whole OF the above oc
earrence relative TO the lrtters being sxns
back, originated in a very cominendabie
cause; for it is said that he English a..
gent at Husuna, very prraen,ly exercised
his own discretion, opened the letters for
Hamburger, and returned such IS he ,ha'.
might involve those 10 9hom taey were
| addressed in fears and difficulties beyond
what they slrsady experiences.
January 8.
We congratulate oar commercial rea.:
ders onthe adjustment of the differ snces
between Great Britain and America. as
letter of which the following is a copy was
with due attention TO The mercantile int.
res. the country, transmitted 10 Philip
Sarsosn, esq. chairman OF the committee
gof American merchants, and by hira sens
to Lloyd's and the American Coffee
Houses,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-25

,s..o.-sss. The wcnasrfdl people WIG
.o5dasd The world, at last submit.
an !, : SEDUCTIVE philosopher. Rome
- ire nis,ress OF nations, and Epicuri.
he u,sster Of Rome.
" Tse escelleuceS9f your government has
-, .d,solaysa, and its dangers exhibited.
p p,s,vars ,siltical knowledge and virtue /;
era. equality and freedom, but avoid
i;ees,.ouspsss gather wealth from your
fsr,iie SOIL but dash the csalice OF lnxu.
:. f,on yoas lips. Let il no. be SAID. the
md has conceived a polity, TOO pure
sad rbsra for the heart; bur be as per-
&C., as your government, aud II will last
f.rsysr. The gsaius OF liberty was driv.
en from the old world, ADD aed TO your
f,,bers: who conducted asr into the tenn.
lnle os concord, ard appointed their valiant
sao. her protectors Will you be enesu.
,,qed by her smiles of coadescenciDg be-
/. crsolence, TO prcstrase order ADD deco.
rum? Will yoa perni; ignorance and
vice TO enter the templr, and murder It's
5;viue iphahiiant s-If such derlorable
misfortune happen, you MAY see, WIKI an
guish, the reign Of barbarian re-establish
ed in your eouniry or the palace OF ~.
raany erected on the grave of Llber.
y.
ed,hce, whose beauty and convenience are
much admired, but whose perishable ma.
ture is lamen,ed by the world. Endea-
yorto preserve j, from decay, and protect
il from stcr.ns of violeace. Alarming
dangers threaten its existence. While the
civilized world is convulseel; kings fall
from their thrones, and nations disappear !;
will yoy.-i fabric rsgaain unshaken by the
extending ruin! Lo, sedition waves his
torch in the Vest hostility frowns 10 the
East. Fly and ex,ingulsh she fame which
IS sisdllag ia the wilderness. Garry your
Eagle to the Atlsnsis, to protect your
shores and remind The world that he
ns.sr yields 10 an enemy while there is a
tree or mountain Of refuge
Captain Peck, from GaadaIou2e, in.
forms thai the commandaps general had
made requisition of four neg roes from
each plantation on the island, as rein-
forcemeut, Ia shs expectation OF an imme-
date attack by the British. His demand
has been cosnplied with.
~ 7. Mere. AdD ]
Ale,,er from alastiaiquc. dated Janua,
ry25th, says. A body of the principal
French mstehauts Of this place lave psi.
toned the government not TO allow Ameri-
caEs, or foreigners OF any description, TO
transact business here, unless through a
French commission-meteh The pre-.
feet as'sfansed their rsqusst, ard after a
certain dafs a law TO this effect vii go into
operasisn. From that time no sapercargo
orcapsain of a vessel viii be permitted 10
dispose of his cargo, but IN the manner
directed BY the said'iaw."
[I5ial
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-25
Pert Of Alexandasa.

ARRIVED,
Brig Economy, Smith, Pawtuxet
rame, carleton, Newburyport
George w asrin ton, Sheldon, i3rosIoeice
CoiuIllbia, Leverlng, Antigua,
Brig Augusta, DAVIS, Lispon
Sc:lr. Sally, Rhodes, Providence
Regulator, Baltimore
Sleep Little Sarah Rhodes, Rhode Island
cLEAKED,
Ship Charles, Bu@nct, Hull ,Eng!andf
By John and Thomas Nowell
United States, Coleman, Berbatocs
schr, Dove, EeAnsra, Pcstsmoutn, n H.,
Fafae, Dansorheli, st. Bartholomew
Sleep 'GaSSIe, Nacrcsss, Dumiries
The schooner Caro.tre, Ct tbs port, has
arrived 81 New Orleans fgosa jamaica.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-25
Do1vniag- Street, fan. /, 1907.

S1R-I have the honor Of acquainiing
you, for the information of the merchants
concerned in the trade with America, that
the treaty OF ami,y, commerce. and navi.
CATION, between his majesty and ;be Unit
ed States Of America, was yesterday sign.
ed by the commissioners respectively ap-
pointed for The purpose by the two go
verameass. This treaty will b immedi.
ately transmitted 10 America; but until
the ra.jhealiona on both sides shall have
been exchanged it canot be made public.
have the honor 10 be, &c.
HOWICK.
To Philip SAMSON, Esq. chairman sfthe
Committee.
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Public Sale.

At 10 O'Clock, on sAl'URDAY,ftfs 7sh Of
March, il far; if not tire next Efair day 4,
will be SOLD, at The late dwelling Of Henry
Zimmerman, decreased,
Al the perlonal Property Of the
said deceased consisting OF one Negro Man,
two Negro Women, four valuable Horses,
and q variety Of 5eusI.old and kitchen Furni-
ture. Terms vii &c made known at the time
and place Of sale.
Joha Zimmerman, EXT.
February 2S,
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PUBLIC SALE. ,5t..
TO Be Sold, on The hae1,t es, on MON
Dry, The 9Th day q, .atril next,
The Lots of Ground, with
a TANNERY.

The Lots of Ground, with
the Improvements row occspied by Mr..
Hugh Smith, together withtke wtole remain
ing part of The said two Lots, containing half
square save 40 feet s inches on Royal,
and lIa feet on Queen street, decided to and
now in the occupation Of Jaan N4aadeyii -
The said Lots bounded on the south by the
lots formerly belonging to the late WHana
Ramsey; On the east by Royal-street, on the
north by QueeA-street, and on the west by
Pitt-street. One third ofthe purchase money
to be paid down the remainderin !, 2, Or 3,
years, as may suit tie purchaser. A decd Of
trust and bond will be reqsiresto secure the
payment Of principal and interest thereon, an-
nually. If any person wish to contract by
private sale, previous to April, they may APP
ply to John Longden, WHO'S authorised to azr-
gain fer the same. If the property te NOT
sold it viii be leased ON ground rent for eyers
on very low terms.
February Is. 2sWsS
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January 8.
Diaria OF Columbia, County OF Alex

andria, 4.
November Term, iSoo-
Alexander srnith, co.ak:4alaant,@
Agalnst
E.tofdecai Hines, Robert Aber- =, c5aneess
cromble, and Samuel Craig,
cx'r. Of w Mitchell, dec'd.
1.stnoqAfa. J ~.
The defendant, Mordscal hfass s
not having entered lis appearanoe ahe Bli ~
security, according 70 tic at OF ass9l,.s
and Tie rues Of tits court, AID IT apps%fn;b =
to the Satisfaction Of az court, upon anna" 7
that the said de(end2as MorGcc.l l1h1''
not an ianaaitant of th;s disllict--on lao1'a.
Of the co5n iainart BY his counsel It Is S gas
esi shat tie sai& defendant, Morlsc<i To- '',.
ia appear l.cre on the FIST dsy OF my ia "a
next, ss. erterIlis appearance to tie SUI. ats "a
give securiGv for performing tie &C., ,s 70.
the court, md that the ether oete!:''''., ecr>
bert Abercronssie and Samuel Crals' eS~S a.
tor as aftresaid, GO not pay away eoA ne ey
gsecrete tie debts by them owligg7to u the
tate or Effects in their hands beionsh'5 ,r-1
SD absent defendant Mordssai Hi'es' ma
tie further order or decree of the eoeis ,meg
that cepy of this order be forthvl lt'nlisbeaia
in both Of sbc pubic newspapers PUN :nIr sDd
this county fer two months success csnt dor
that another copy be posted at the IRON
of the court house Of said county
Il Copy. Test. r g.
January s. --~
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PUBLIC SALE.

- q. r -,e t,...,et Fro,,,, (.eneraI
49, y : Co.. s.enr;.se 20 w Ir,s,
ID HssRg LEE, Tor sseas ,ha % lIl -
t.u ~ 5nridred and six.
3 DEBT Oh sixteen ',loasal 80 $500 witb inter
ty-six dollars ana siAey,slA 80 ~, ,zaa
cst thereon tFsa the 81. ua9 - fAp...' -
and upon the requestfoa inc iSsai lCp.e'Inss-
yves Oh tne ssia :, 1T a,,ct;an -.
deceased, shah sell at Puoiic "ue'iSA' 70 'iie
highest bidder, the following
j raCtS OF Lana,
AttAe periods hereafter mentioned-that is.
As - to say
De tract of land, lying in West
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70 r s AZ f

s,4t
Maid Cards ey a ss.ssriar quaFty in sntaA
55.ess s.<ta5'r for afiaats fanRilies.
5y lo and 10 BY u Wiaaow Glass of.the
Baltimore m-Eaf.cscry.
sPageas ASHES and TeakettSes,
Bueelos ana GarcavcsIa Ssines.
x By s. ROBERT T.Ho0E s Co.
Feb. SaW4w
FAXoN, NJ sT-ALF & CO.
e5s receFvsi aev scfooasr 6 81 Iateat, John
Baetsr, fas;n Eassaz,
MD OFFER FOR s-sLE,
100 boxes Mould Candles
y hogsae4ds Ns.-Ensiaad RUN
40 barrels Go.
pipes Freach Brandy
6 do. Hollands Gin
IS. barrels Bostrn Beef
q half barrels Pork
~ S hsgsaeads ced Fish
So boxes ditto
s barrels Cheese
2sl reams Wrapping Paper
20 nests bingham Hexes
also,
A general assortment Of SHOES, amsRg
Which are a few Ladies w hits Kid Slippers,
whisa will be opened Immediately, ana dis
pesed OF GA nlsderatc terms.
fssbruary 5. eodsw
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Stop Thief !
eodew

H AN AWAY, from the subscriber, on
IA. sunday evening last, an apprentices
bay, aooat l ) years of age, by the name OF
Jsalss gsst--sas light curly hair, fuilcheeks,
and lis Toe next K the smallest one on the
ri, 1t foos nas seen split with an axe, Which
causss 4 10 stick 1p remarkably, Had on
whsa ne ccs,t away srhhe rouniasout Bath
coatias jacaet with pearl buttons red cloth
vest, back buckskin pantaioons, blue stock
iags anl buekskin gng,c'&aslRs,--hc has stole
scse5ai p.it CT DucAss,la gloves, MeckNs1's,
an sasiowses.
i Wi giiss five Dollars % any psrssn VIE
VII seNrs s. n n Any jail, @h3 reasonable ex-
penees 81 Drsstysat lassss. Hs is aR aPpfentte
to the gIoge aai 3ackssin breecnes MAKING
business. forwagn iii masters OF vessels
anu Others from narboring nirla, IS / sA&a pro-
secuss them IS tie law dire~ss. i IS supposed
Ia aas eae 20 Baltiaaore TO take salppliaSss, or
Wish j. B 4, - up tie i4sespu''sS road.
Samuel fiattessleYs
Bretthes MQXsr
~. eO3f*
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.NoUember Term, Ioee

~ sfVCI"sSS's tef
John C. White, com1tlainant, S
Against p
Elias Debutts and Philip. G.
MarstelIer, dstsndunts, s
The defendant, Elias Debutts, not
having entered his appearance and given Sc, !,
.curity, according to the act-o assembly ana
the rules of this court, and it appearing 20
the satisfaction of this court, upon aifdaVlll'
that the said defendant, Elias Debuas, As MOI
an inhatitant Of this district, on motion OF the
com laiiant by. his counsel, it is ordered that
the said defendant, Elias Debutts, do appear
here on the first Gay Of July term next, ana
enter his appearance to the suit ard give secu-
rity for performing the. DEGREES OF the cours
and that the other defendant, Philip x Mar
steller, do not pay away, convey or secretc
the debts by hinl owing to, or the estate or
effects in his hands, belonging to the saia abb
/ sent defendant, Elias Debutts, until the iur-
Their order or decree of the court, and that
copy of thi. order be forthwith inserted IN
both of the public newspapers published IN
this county for two months successivefy, and
that another copy be posted at the if0iif Sser
of the court house Of said coUlt~.
) A Copy. Test.
G.. Deneale, c. c.
January s. law2m
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PROPOSALS,
C ON R AD a Nd CO.
KS OF PHILADELPHIA,
5 FOR PaiN INC, BY oeKlPIloN,
"A NEW WORK,

J = p 4 -
ENTITLED
TIE. AMERICAN REGIS1ER.
s. After the Plan Of the British Annual Regis
teri
Price, to subscribers, three dcilars per vo-
1urne, IN half binding.
Subscriptions received by John Conraa she
Co. Philadelphia; NJ. and ] Conrad and 20
Bsitinefe Sonaerycll aad Conrad,, Peters;
burg, Bonsal, Conrad, and Go. Nsrfolk, aao
By eassrt Gray, AIeNandlia.
January Is .colN
lust Received and for Sale,
8y the Subscribers,
Al schsice cargo of "a MAHOGANY,
FreH tbs Bay Of Honduras, of different
lengths and sizes, which they will sell ey tss
Log or issger quaItity.
1Asybasc aLls for Sass,
Sugar in hogshsads
Lendsn particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by this quarter eask
Virginia Rum, of excellent quality
Rfoiasses by tho hegsheaa
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Leg#oed.
Nathaniel Wattles 6 Co.
January So. 2aw
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District Of Columbia, County Of Alez.
andria, 4.
.h5ve0.5cr 7erm, 1905.
john ard James X. Iuckcr5
eomhlaiaants,
sgainst IN tf2ncs1g.
Enoch Ward and Thomas
Nanre dffanGG11ta

THE defendant Enoch Ward, nok
having entered his appearance and given seeR-
rity according TO the act OF ssselllhiy and ia
rules OF this court, and it Appearing to tic So
tisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that he
said defendant Ensch Ward, Is not an inAab-
tant of this district--on molten @! re coG-
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered ~: Il;
said defendant, Enoch Ward, do appear hsis
en- the first day Of July term n.Zt, and eit9
his appearance to the suit and give seeantq
for performing the DEGREES oE the cocHi aaS
that the other defendant, Thomas 5ioore' %
not pay away, convey, or secFete, the GEES
by him owing to or the estate aid eheciS "a
is hands, belonging to TIE SAID absert l1-
endant Enoch Ward, until TIE fa,tEer orIeF
or decree of the couTt--and that copy OF tlaS
order be forthwith inserted in both OF the pa1-
lie newspapers published in tbs county l@
two months successfully, and that another CO.
ny be posted at the front door OF the c9ta'
house OF said county.
A true copy--Test.
G.. Beneale, &C.
January s. lawn
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Coacl3-A1aklng
REA AND TAY L OR,

- LA1Ss u 49, - y - Z,
-Restecslly form their i14s'szs ana fhe f0a0-
nc,
IE7HAT they have sommenced the Nabove
j business at the shop formerly occupied
by W.T.. Peck, in Royal-saSSet, near lass
by's MOTEL, where they propose carrying i on
in all It's various branches, on the moss fea-
sonaoie terms, fer CASH Tt.oy fatter tneE,~
selves the experience they have sequired IN
the principal cities in the United States, wall
secure them public patronage, .whlch VIII pc
thankfully received and panetualiy attehaed
to.
February 8 60
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District Of Columbia, County Of ,,.,.
andria, H. -
.NogensSer Term, 1905.
Johh Corse, comhlainsat,1

-NSDens5er Term, 1905
John Corse, comhlainsut,7
against
Arthur Mccain, q John 40 s4ancers.
Hodgkin, DefandaatS.
THE defendant Arthur M.Can,
not having entered his appearance, and 81
en- security according to the act Of assem-.
bly, and the rules of this court, and it an.
pearing to the satisfaction Of the court, ana,
affidavit, that the said defendant, Artm-
Mccain is not an inhabitaEt Ct this distriict--
on notion Of the complainant by lis counsel
it is ordered, that the said defendant ArtEu,
Mccain, do appear here on the FIRST day of
July term next, and enter his appearance to
the sait and give security for performing tie
DEGREES Of the court; and that the ether de-.
PENDANT John Hodgkin, Dc not pay sway, con-
vey, or secrete, the debts by him owing to or
the estate and effects in his hands lelonghg
to tho said absent defendant Arthur tIcCsra.
anti the further order or decree OF the eopn
and that copy Of this order be forthSita
inserted in both Of the public newspapers pra-
lished IN this county for tvo months success
sively, and that another copyb be posted at t}s
rent door Of the court honsa OF said county.
A c9py---l'sst,
G. Denea,s, c. G.
January 3. iaw2n