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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07

NJ OTlCE.-On Monday tho 18th inst. if fur
~ if not, the next fir day, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
viii be sold at auction, without reserve, for rca-
dy,money, for the benefit Of number of heirs,
the late property of Wrav Thomas, decd. it be-
ing in two Tcnements . Shockoc Hill one on
the streetlesdirg west from the Capitol, now oc-
cupicd by MIR. G. Blackgrovc and adjoining the te.
neInent now occupied by Mr. Orris Paine the other
neau as grocery store. BENAJAH THOMAS.
Jan. 3. (ep4tT)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07

HE subscribers having formed 4 connect
a on IN the Grocery line, under the firm Of
BRIDGES {. RoBERIS0N, they now offer
tor sale at ther Store on the corner of the street
Leading to Byrd's warehouse, and opposite to
hessrs. Juo. & Robt. Gamble, it's.-A general
assortnert of GRi1CER ES--n.t,.,,,es IL Il -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07

ksikbY, DRAKE {, TAYLOR-Hsve inst
= u received by the late arrivals from Lon,lnnk.
Liverpool, in addition to their Fs,, A,sortuc.s
bale London superfinc Cloths and Cassiu,creA.
" 10 As2uai Cottons, do. Carpets and Car.
pcting, ) boxes a. Irish Linen. do D;,n.rs
Lawns and Shcet,ngs -
All OF which will be sold low for cash or or
short credit. Dee - r.,,T3
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-07

Young .JEGROES FOR SALE-HYdi be
L sold TO the highest bidder, for cash, at Du-
rei's tavern, in Petersburg, "Wednesday tic
18Th January next, 25 young NEGROES. They
are all young and likely, and consist OF men, wo-
men and children. Should the above mentioned
day be unlikely, or sufficient number of pur-
chasers from any not attend on that day, the
sale will be continued from day to day tl the
whole arc disposed Of JAMES DA3NEY.
Gloucester r. II. Dec o. (tdsO
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pUbLiC SALE-on Saturday the Goth day of
January ensuing, will be sold, at the plnnta.
ton OF the late Alexander Banks OF Manchester.
the entire stock of Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Hay,
Plantation Utensils, &c.
Terms OF sAle.-Cash for all sums under 90
dollars, over twenty dollars, six months credit, the
purchaser giving negotiable notes with approved
endorsers, payable at the Bank of Virginia
ROBERT GRAHAM, Ad,n',.
Of the estafe IF 44iex'y. Banks, zuith the
s9iU annexed
Dec. 81. (tdsN
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TOR SALE.-The subscriber is desirous OF
j. selling his PROPERTY in this City. The
purchaser will be accommodated with time f re-
quired, on giving satisfactory security.
SAML. GREENUOW.
October T. rtH
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oIlCk-All persons indebted to the late
Y Alexander Banks, decd Of Manchester, are.
hereby requested to come forward and discharge
their accounts as speedily rs possible and those
persons having clAins against the estate will
bring in their claims properly authenticated, when
provision will be made for their discharge, by
ROBERT GRAHAM, 1ids,,'r.
81 the estate If 4ilcs'r. Banks, soitA ths
viii annexed.
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I TAKE this method of Informing INV d;st;n,
clients, that have rclinquished the practice
OF Law in the COUNT courts az Northumberland
and Lancaster, and the district court CO Nor;.im4
Derisnd, and have transferred NY lsy-btsine -.
except III those cases III which he was oDposcd
to Inc, to Stoiceiy Iowles esq os Lancaster co,ta.
ty. JOHN MILLER. Jrn-
Dec. 81. C1,1y1,y I
WILL BE SOLD, ut public auction, on the
W 18Th day of January next, at the door OF
the Ea9le-FsvefH, ninetY-tsYo thousand seven
hundred and thirty acres of western LHWO5, ~
ing IN the counties of Montgomery, umri. on md
kenawba. a credit of one, two three and four
years will be allowed, ifsatisfactolv security shgl
be given SlI9UEL c4EEVTrJTY
Richmond, Oct7. (oavytds.5
X DUCATION.--Ihe sabscli5er olFernE ins,
~ unfsigncd thanks to those genGe1nsI, tY!.,
nave manifested their confidence in him as :.
Teacher, proposes 10 continue his schooi at ti.s
same place Che ensuing year.
In this seminary youth will be instructed in tb,,
Greek, Latin amt English Languages, Geogra-
ply ard the use OF the Globes, thc Elements of
Geometry, with practical surveying also, the
Elements OF f|At'rai Philosophy, Writing andN-
rithmetic, Vulgar, Decimal and Amjy:ical. The
price of board, tuition, washing. badIn- and fr
cl, VIII Be an huadrcd dollars for tue term, paid
quarterly IN advance, to commence On the 81
tecnth o. January and end abO Z; the tenth OF De.
cembcr following. THOMAS NELSON.
Humanity Hall, Tcyks Of Hanover, Dzc. e.
[1dw4wI
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Antigua Rum, Soap, Candles.
Holland Gun, Rice, Spanish indigo,
4th pr. Cogniac Brandy, Northern Cheese,
Rasberry ditto. Best SPANS scrars.
London particular Ma Hibbcrt's Porter and
dclra Wine, Brown Stout,
| Port, Sherry &, Tener- English; Swedish and
lie ditto Country Iron,
pest green Coffee, Nail and spike Rod,
Brown * Loaf Sugar, Picked Salmon,
Best Chocolate, F. F. Grn-powder in
Cn-powder, ! kegs,
imperial, = Raislns, Almonds,
Tyson Sa Pepper, Ginger,
Dung Tyson q "a Queens Ware, SC. BE.
SQUEEZING, &c
Which they will dispose of on liberal terms for
cash, country produce, or on the usual eredt to
Punctual customers.
JAMES BRIDGES,
VIZ. ROBERTSON
Richmond, Dec 4 (tfl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-22
History Of MirandGs ExbedGsion.:

Hissoryef M;randa's ExpedGGien.
OIIvER and MuNhoE intend putting
to press the History Of Mirandass late at
tempt to reooiHti0nfze South america, ID
q series Of Letters, by gentleman who
was an officer in the enterprise, to a
friend 10 the U. States. y ~
The manuscript has been Inspected By
several gentlemen of taste and literary
eminence, who pronounce il q highly
valuable and interesting work. Tho
merit OF it alone would entitle it to the
patronage of the public but when il 10
remembered that general; MIRANDA II
now in England, making preparations
for going again to South America, and
that coloRel Burr is now on HE passage
there, ii cannot fail to excite particular
interest. Il Is thus noticed BY q mem-
Der Of the legislature of Massachusetts
to the editor Of the North Star. 4 r. =
A young gentleman whom I knew
1--WE years ago as an officer in the navy Of
the u. States, and which he left honoras'
bly,, has lately returned from Mirondd's
Expedition, into which he had been &c.
duced by falsehood; and has shewn, mo
a history Of that terprizein,d detail from
the day of1eaving New York until It's
dissolution. he unstudied simplicity
of the narrative carries conviction Of ita
truth. ? I have advised its publication !:
so have other gentlemen of more desery.
ing weight Of character than myself. Il
has so much Of incident that Il win en-.
gage the curious reader 8 50 much Of ex.
travagance as to seize Oh the adventure
Gus; 50 much of disaster as 10. 6x On
sensibility, and carries proof Of such de-,
PRAYED hypocrisy in the leader as I'd in.
terest every lover Of ruth. Because /
wish eperyt ub 10 stand Oh itsown bottom;
l wish the exposure should 20 70 the
public. Render unto Cesar Me hiinRs
that are CaSdr,s. - VII; : : - i ~
- Printers throughoutthe union are
desired to Insert the above in their res.
peetive papers. + !. = ~ 81
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in our ports--fIe has ordered that they
should remain sequestered, until a deei-
sion may be bad thereon, according to
the dispositions which shall have been
expressed by the government Of the Uni
ted States" -. ~.
Thus wrote the insolent dependent of naughty
and bloOd-stained usurper, to the Ambassado.r
Of free and independent nation In the records
ofpride there dses not exist 90 insulting de-
clsration. It ought to strike alarm to the heart
efesery Amer'can 1t ought to be viewed as
aspecimen Of what may be expected from the
masters, that many among Us are preparing for
our humbied country i ought to be read from
the hOusr.tops. and pasted upon every corner.
that men may hear and see the insults and disho-
nor offered to their injured country And yet,
win it be believed, that press is suffered to
exist, and not only suffered and patronized and
fostered BY those who insoleutly pretend to be
the exclusive friends their country, e-echoing
the very sentiments and words q champagny,
and attempting to direct US to the very course
Ofthat policy thus insultingly prescribed to US
by ferocious despot- Yes, it must be believed.
Americans, behold it--you cannot'soo oftenpe-
rass it--letit be indelably ingraEcn On your
hearts, that when the hour Of danger approach
Is, you may know your true enemies
baltimore Federal Republican,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-22

\ Nineteen Years ago, rHrs nsY, Tue
IL, the Bastile was leyelied 70 ,hesronnd
by q Partisan pnpulace! What Is now
the situation Of the world Il Millions
since that period have fallen 70 crafty
the worst Of passions Human blood
has inundated Europe land Europe is
now in no better situation-- Indeed. the
tyranny and unaccountable success of
Napoleon threatens the universe with
destruction-the unohending do not es-
cape his WFath---ALL il ieyslled before
his mighty power - May q MIeHrIrs
power interfere, aud save!
w.. (Mtsv-1ork Gasatte.
49, l. --- ----., +t' +. 49, ,Fa7f4
Extract Ola letter from Bvhadoes.
dated the 9th Of June. -" Sind Our LAST
-four has declined 10 prices 10 conse.
quenee Of the importatioI by the Acct
being very considerable. =
I'VE have plenty Of sailed provisions
frem ireland, and Cheap, and an over.
stock Of both dry and picked Esh froia
HALIFAX ADD Newfoundland. =
" You have calculated crroueously in
America, IL you expect 10 starve the
British Islands BY your Embafgo. We
are beginning to find that we have rea.
son to think that the only great sufferers
by this would-be starving system, win i
be yourselves" - = 49, r
(American Daily AdOtrtiser.l
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-o;Sp.o: o,a;9.0:o

"In the situation in which England
has pisced the continent, especially since
her DEGREES OF the f1th November, his
majesty has no doubt of a declaration of
war against her by the United States,
whatever transient sacrifices war may
. ocSasion, they will not believe it eonsis-
tent either with their interest or dignity,
to acknowledge the raonstrons principle,
and the anarchy which thar government
wishes 70 establish on the seas. nc itbe
useful and honorable: for all nations TO
cause the true maritime lawfo nasions 70
be re.ssta6lished. and to avsnge the in.
suits committed BY England against We
fyaag, itisindispensable for the United
States, who ffom the extent Of their
commerce, hayc toftener to complain Of
those VIOLATIONS. d WAR EXISTS THEN
IN FAcr BETWEEN ENeLAap and the
UNIrED, SrATEs; AND ms MAJESTY
coasidsrsitAs DscLkREp from tie DAY
on ,vhit Eng land published her dtcrses!!
lnthat persuasipn, HrslEA JEsTY, restay
Ia canaiasr Tie DHted States AZ AS
=, socIArIEp Uiih ne eduss eF ~ poccers,,
who hayeto defend themselves against
England, has not taken any$de6nitive
: measures against. the, American vessels
n.
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Tie fail,uGins BLANKS, p,.nfed NTH
nKw and ELEoANT rgPE, 1 m
are ai1pays kept for sale. at thiss { Zee III
DEE DIS, Common BONDS, -
CONSTABEE'S BLANKS, i & a !,
Promi.sory NOTES, So. !. I u
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fcnity with TIE castom-house officers on
their arrival, but that they we're prompt.
ly removed on representation to the
respective governments. In both L.
Orient and Falmouth, the Usage was
treated as q national vessel, and paid NO
port charges. 80 Ibid.
Z We are told, and there seems NO rea.
son to doubt its correctness, that VIII
liam Duane, the editor Of the Aurora,
is appointed q Lieutenant colonel in the
ARMY Of the United States, y,
This is apiece of intelligence which
we are fully aware, must iill tie whole
people Of this country with astonish-
ment and indignation. What could IN /.
duee such an appointment, and how
viii the secretary Of war account to the
people Of PENNSYLVANIA for So great an
Nindigpity offered to them. What had
become Of I'll the revolutionary patriots
and heroes of that state, TO which Il 40.
pears IN officer Of this rank was assigns
ed!Are they all dead, or are they. all
fedeFalists, that this imported incendi.
ary--this ealupniator Of Washington
should aloes Be found worthy Of that
appointment? Did Mr.. Duane apply
for It Ifso, government, perhaps, are
not so much to blame a might be ina.
sgined. They are in his power, and
their reputation depended ON comply.
ing with his demand. Had he asked
the chief command, it must have been
given him. If he has solicited this rank
We ought to thank him for his modera-
ton. =
Blu. may ii no. be a stroke of policy
a kind of purchase on the part of the
secretary Of war!t We know that Mr..
Duane has supported Mr.. Madison for
the next presidency. We also know
that the learned, sagarious and polite Sc
eretary Is friendly to the election Of Mr..
Clinton. Duanc's paper hasgreat- inilu.
ence on the minds Of the democrats. If
it could be brought over to the Clinton,
interest, it might do wonders, and what
way more likely to effect this most de
sirable purpose than by garnishing Col.
Duane's shoulders with a pair of epau-
lettes, and clapping him stride Of HIS hob
by horse. Only let him mount his hob
by, and he cares but little what course
he steers.N 4 ?. !,
As we mean 10 a few days to pay our
respects to the right honorable secreta-
ny, we may perhaps maze this appoint.
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TAKEN Up trespassing on the SUBJ
1 ssribers plantation, near Opeckon'
creek, . sorrel Horse, seven years old,
fourteen and m half handD high, his lets
hind foot and right fore leg white, blazes
lace, shod all round, no pereeivabiq
brand and appraised to sixty dollars.--s
The owneris desired to prove properly,
pay Charge, and take him away.
!. LII. JOHN MIXERS:
July %, 1908.
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il We are told that Mr.. Pincknv has
forwarded to our government q number
Of proportions as the basis of 4 CONNER.
eial treaty between this country and En-.
gland, submitted to him BY the British
government They propose placing The
United States on the footing ofthe most
fayoured nation IN all commercial points,
so soon aswe chuse to renew her trade.
Mr.. Erskine, it is rumoured, Is authors
ised to proceed IN the arrangement Of
this subject. We cannot, however, state
any thing respecting il with certainty,
- - L. IVcsh. Fed.1 y
= MIR. Erskine,, the English minister,
arrived in the CITY on hst eyening from
Philadelphia. We believe Re received
dispatches from his government by the
Packet, which arrived at. New-fork on
the 9Th. 1t is rumoured that he Is au-
thorised to enter into friendly discuss
sion of the differences existing between
the two governments. i,
= e- 4 - = ibid. I,
Has the time ever been when Buonaparte has
eyinced dispositionto coneitiasel When his
measures have been changed it has been 10
|. render them more oppressive and seyere--
He has don. what Great Britain never attempt.
I'd. to bully US into submission to his unjust,
]: overb-s,inS ari tytanniesl treatment - ~
~ s lBss Fs.ltrai Reea5sieaa. +
'HSry :, &=af- - 49, rs --E p
I COL Burr has arrived at Halifax, No
Va Scotia. II appears he has had con.
ftrenees with the General and Admiral ;
ana it was ,rumoured he. was tos have
charger f an important military expedi-
lion against Pensacola. lWash. Fed: ]
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!, is atiens,h ascer.sinsd tEs, MUsco
PAREE, the celebrated traveller ein the
interior of Africa, is. no more. The
British parliament have granted to his
widow sasel. los. s,erlings and to Mr..
AsDERsoN, father Of MI, AxnrRsoS,
who accompanied Nj. Parke, fossil, ::
g. IT, 5z.9.z.4 Il, i, -. Charles. Cau.4
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MARTINSBuRG, July ~.
Iifn,

~AhN 1noDC'Sv, july %zs
xEt5tq -. y
Difh, Id. :
On Monday norning last. Mrs ELIZABETH
RUST, wife Of Mr.: jonathan Rust Of this town
From fAe Boston Repertory, efJuiy s.
Withthe most heartfelt borrow, we
must discharge a solemn and painful da-
~, 10 announcing TO the pubic, the
death of the Hon. FISHER AMES.
This event, 50 mournful to his beraved
family, so Distressing to his numerous
friends, and so subordinate for nation,
which 10 him has los, one offs brightest
ornaments, took \plaek, at Dedham,
yesterday about 4 o'clock in the NOR.
ming. His funeral Is appointed at four
o'clock Tomorrow afternoon. We are
unable at this affective moment, to pre-
pare any comment upon his-character.
We understand that NE Ssuior and
Junior Classes Of Harvard University
contemplate attending the sepuiture of
this distinguished patriot.
80 As every particular, relative to the
last moments Of man 80 beloved, will
be interesting to the public, we copy the
following billet, written to a friend in
this town.
DEDH AN, Saturday mcrniag 5uly q
4. My DEAR SIR, @
fear al hope is3at an end. Our be-.
loved friend seems sinking fast-that
mind once luminous, as a, un-beam, is
now darkened, confused and broken
During the whole Of yesterday except,
perhaps, an hour IN the morning, when
awake he was confused and unable to,
command his recollection or connee. his
ideas-~he took scarcely any thing, and
complained of pains and num5ncss in
his limbs and extremitiss-he was very
much confused and restless the fore
part Of last night, slept some the latter
part, but seems little lower than yes.
terday morning. ~
DR. btt An, 5Monddy morning Taly :.
- Mr. DEAR SIN, >.',l !
= Our hopes4a1d fears are now at rest!
The eyes Of our beloved friend Just wit.
messed the light of this Anniversary and
then closed forever! At 4 this NOR
nings his pure and bright spirit left it's
earthly tebetnaele and asd 70 the man
sions Of celestial light and bliss! May
II not be a prelude to thu. departure Of
our liberties and independence e.,
Il eEBITE RoMANI-cEDiTE GRAB.
Beyond the glare OF Greek or Roman names,
We ty,d the p,irsr light Of yirtGous ANfEs,
Thas light expires--and on the fsstsl morn
When rose loud Ps.ans for NATION BORN. 4
He closd his weary eyes. See where he sleeps );
Der his pale form bereav' d Co iuMRIA 4 weeps..
o., Thy green banks fair eaassei how fadss The
How are try eftr temples Gng't with gloom 4
Mid cherish trophies Of deparsed years. =.
Moves the dim train "of sairrows snd offears''
The good mans sorrows for the patriot dead; 4
Such fears as hovetd round his DING he'd
His Cantrys aaeicss fac his soul distressed; ~.
COD saw his GRE -and cAlrd him to his Rest.
It is atiens,h ascer.ained TIL. MUsco
PAREE, the celebrated traveller id the
interior Of Africa, is. no more. The
British parliament have granted TO his
widow 32S6l. los. s,erlings and TO Mr..
ANDERSON, father Of Mr., ANnRRsoN,
who accompanied Nj. Parke, to35l.. 4
=. zg.,z.4 s:,s...--,t GaarIss. Cau.4 j
s'S'a :99:osa;S .0:o-.5,..
"In the situation in which England
has pisced the Continent, especially since !.
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derabie, and the last supply had been
obtaineS from the British Islands in the
neighborhood. 49,, g.. -- -.
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On Monday morning last, Mrs. ELIZAHETH
RUST, wife Of Mr.: Jonathan Rust of this town
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~ Printing ia its variou, ,. O,.
execs.ea With accuracy ass d''P"
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N O T | G. (.

rETHEREa4S Deniei afuryos-ogd hiatt, b.
w his petition in writing, applied TO the
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one OF the
assistant Judges of the circuit court of ths
psxricf al Columbia, to be admitted to the be-
nett Of the act of Congress. for the relief OF
sasohent debtors within the district afores4i id,
sn6 mas stated therein that he is in actual
cop6n,sncr,. in the j.sii bounds of Alexandria
comas,, at the suit Of E. B. Caldwell, admir-.
Of Sarnuel Murgatroyd, decd. and being un-
able 40 discharge the said claim. with o.
theirs ,sgainss hans, has offered to deliver
up 20 the use Of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed-.totiee 10
kferefare gfycs. to the creditors of the said
Daast5 Mursusroyd, that or Saturday, the
fifteenth instant, between the hours of Sand
8 o'cla.k Of the same day, at the court
hosasc in Aisxaadr1s. the oath of AIN insolvent
debtor will be administered TO the said Da-
a:;ef Murg asroyd, and trustee appointed a.
greabty fe the said set Of congress, unless
csasse be tsgn, and there ,shewM to the contra
~
ssy order of the honorable Nicholas Iitx-
bach one of the assistant jasdgesof the circuit
cosmf of the DistrSct OF EolumSaa4' this 9Th day
Of Drohez, as0ss
6. Deaeales c. c.
orakrs
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G. Deneale, c. c.
August Is. la"2m
Notice is hereby given,
August Is,

! THAT a Certificate for Share in the Lit
tie River TurSpike Company, subscribed by
Joseflh ". HarrisM, and transferred by him
to me, Number 292, has been lost or mas
laid, and Dat shall spply to the Directors OF
the said Company tor rsaewal Of said Cert
ieate, on the Esd day Of November next.
Richard, Hsrrifon.
Septe mber 23. law7t
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Oyher-Houf.

THE Subscriber intends TO keep an OYS-
TER HOUSE in addition to his present ac-
commodations. AS the season is now an.
preaching. he solicits portion of the public
patronage, and viii always keep good sup
ply Of the ,6est OYSTERS and as good Liquors az
the town affords.
Jeremiah "a. Neale,
unioA-strset, astween Prince and King
= G.nsetss
Scpaesnass ~ sawses
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not having entered his appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly ano
the rules OF this court, and itappeailng to the
satisfaction o. the court upon affidavit, ihatthe
said defsnslan, VI iilian Ball is not AN inhabi
lant Of this distrct--on motion OF the Sats
compliments by their counsel, II is ordered,
that tie said defendant Niiiam Ball, do APP.
pear here on the first day of next term, and
enter his appearance to the suit and give Sc
curitv for performing the decree ofte conr
and that the other ueieneaAt James Bowie, do
not pay awsy, convey or. secrete, Tue ocDts
BY hin. owing to, or the estate or effects in
his hands, belonging 10 the said absent defend
ant w iiliam Ball, until the further order or
decree OF the court, and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith published tor two
months excessively, in one cfthe public news
papers published in this county and that ano-
,ther copy be POSTED at the front door OF the
court house Of said county.
A copy-Test,