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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-27

Vermont Rlection.-The Boston Cent?
mel OF "Wednesday furnishes US with the
latest accounts from Vermont by which
It appears that in l26 town, the votes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-27

The following is extracted from lettet
received in this place from a respectable
mercantile house in Liverpool. It's con-
tents are highly important and Strengthen
the hope that the injurious restrictions OF
our trade will be rescipdeG, and our com
MERGE be restored to IT'S ordinary channels
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-14

disputed facts, relative to boundary, had al
ready been, aud again were by this conven.
ton proposed to be. ascertained 1t was r.
torted that our title to Moose Island, Fr,-
derrick Island and Dudley Island in the AZ
OF Passamaquody was under the treaty &c
peace, OF a very questionable kind, am. that.
even II 1t should be admitted that their tit.e
to Grand Manan was Also doubtful, it was
but fair and equitable compromise that
as we were suffered to hold, principally un-
ON the score of'possession, three islands TO
which Great-Britain might make OH! u claim
OF considerable strength, she should on her
part be suffered to retain, upon the same
score Ut long possession, the only island, not
given up to the United States, to which
they seemed to think they had any shadow
OF pretensioa We replied bv DENYING tha.
It was at all doubtful that these islands be-
longcd to the United States but as il was
evident that there WAS no disposition to ,iel3
upon the main point, we tMallv thought il
most advisable to forbea;' to press the sub
lect Tor the present, and to leave the case OF
Irand Ncnan for future adjustment, as an,
independent case, freed from the disadvan-
tage of this idea of compromise
we have only to repeat. what is stated in
our last, that we do not mean in any event
to act conclusively upon the project in cues
tioh, until the views OF the president, rela-
tive to such parts of it as were not embraced
by our original Instructions, shall have been
communicated rs. The limitations thrown
out towards the end of our dispatch of the
Sd OF January, may, perhaps, produce slch
communication.
We have the honor to be,
! With the greatest respect and consi-
Iteration,
Sir, at
Your most obedient humble servants.
JAMES MONROE.
VIM. PiNkNEY.
ITO be Continued
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-14
STATE OF VERMONT.

IN GENIAL ASSEMBLY, NOVEMBER 1907
Whereas it becomes the interests of the good
People OF this and the United States, as far as
possible to encourage domestic manufactures,
and more especially wien the peace ofthis coun-
try IS threatened by the nation with Ahom we
nave the greatest commercial ntercour /; and
whereas the most ready method of Introducing
such manufactures will be to take proper mea-
sures to make them fashionable, Therefore,
:, ResefVed, The Governor and Council concur
ring herein, that it be recommended to the Co
vernon, Members of the Council and House of
representatives, to appear at the ncxt session Of
the Legislature, cioathed in the 7,7nvf,ctare ot
THIS o. some other Of the Uaited States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-14
EUROPE.
From BeRS Weekiy Messenger.
STATE PAPER.

AUSTRIAN DECLARATION.
During the war, which was concluded by
the peace OF Tilsit, his imperial, royal, and
apostolic majesty continually endeavored to
impress the belligerent powers with the mo-
tives which ought to induce them to concur
IN endeavoring to procure a general peace
The Court of Vienna from that time declar-
ed its sentiments to the cabinet s.. James.
and the imperial envoy at London, Prince
StahrembeTg, received formal and press ~
instructions but as the British ministry, IN
answer to these formal and written c0mmu-
nications, declared that its answer mast de-
pend on its allies, the salutary propositions
of Austria could not be considered as dis;.e
garded, aud soon after the treaty O, TiIs;t
was concluded, by'which the interests of the
continent were regulated without the pai.ti-
cipation of G.. Britain. His imperial. royai,
and apostolic majesty continued convinced
of the utility and of the necessity Of a gene
raj pacifcation, and this conviction afT rded
him new motives for renewing his pressing
representations to the court OF London IN
July, soon after the gning of the pcac :.
Prince Stahremberg again received ofGofs
70 induce the British ministry to en:eY into
"A negotiation with France, In order thai the
continental peace might be connected with
and confirmed by a maritime peace But
hese propositions were bot more succC sSt'd
than the former !. I'd been, ard the an svei OF
- ss---.-.-- - en- evasiveiy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-14
RALEIGH, (N.C.) May S.

at the late Superior Court of Buncornbe
county, man of the name of West was
convicted OF murder in shooting Mr. James
Craig, respectable planter. of that county,
In the evening, as he was returning home
from his mill. He was convicted on circum-
stancial evidence, after a long trial lie
jury was for a long time divided; but at
length agreed in their verdict, and the man
was sentenced for execution on the 9th in
slant. Since the trial, however, another
man is suspected to be the murderer The
deceased was evidently shot with rife as
appeared from the ball which was extracted
from his body. West is stated to be a poor
man, who was never possessed of rife
he man now suspected has rife which
carries ball of the exact size of that which
shot the deceased No. enmity is said to
have subsisted betwixt West and Craig; or
the contrary, West lived in the family, and
was engaged to be married to one of Mr..
Craig's daughters. There was quarrel &
long impending lawsuit betwixt' the man
suspected and the deceased. This affair has
produced considerable sensation in Bun
combe and one of the G.. Jury, who found
the Dill against West, felt so much concern
lest the innocent should suffer for the gull
ty, that he procured petition from a few of
his neighbors, C at his own expencc. set ont
for this city, in order to lay the case before
the Governor, and, if possible obtain a re-
spite for West, untilthc subject can be more,
completely investigated. He reached here
on Thursday last, and his Excelency, after
mature consideration, to allow time for this,
granted respite until the Sd of June (which
| 1t is supposed, would not arrive in Bnncombe
until the day appointed for his execuiion)
with an assurance, that except the inno-
cence OF West shall, in the mean tiIne, APP.
pear so evident as to induce the citizens OF
the county very generally to petition in his
favor, no farther respite would be given
[RegiSfer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-14

Gen. Wilkinson has, we are informed
requested that the court of enquiry into his
conduct should be again convened for the
purpose of receiving further testimony, and
his vindication. The General feels justified
IN this request, as four months have elapsed
since the court was appointed, during which
time he has Courted elimination, and which
allowed sufficient time to procure evidence
from the most remote parts of the Union.
Wash. Xrh.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-14
Your most obedient humble SER
wants,
WILLIAM PINKNEY.

P:S. We are preparing letter to you,
of the project of supplement
tai convention mentioned above. which will
be Forwarded in a few days. A copy of the pro-
ject OF the b. commissioners, will be inclosed.
tits not our intention toproceed, even if this
government should be so disposed, to do any
Thing conclusive upon the subjects embra-
ced by it, until the views of the president
shall be known to us relative to- such of the
topics. as were not contemplated by the in
structions originally given to the mission.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08

Berkeley, s..
March Court, 1903.
Isabella Lyle, adm's. Of Hugh Lyle, dec
EamnLnInnnL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
THE FULL BRED HORSE
ARAB,

MILL stand the ensuing season at
w my residence near Charles. Town,
Jefferson County. He is In elegant Bay
and nearly sixteen hands high. He will
be let to mares on the following terms :
For the single leap six dollars, TO be paid
st the stable door, or fifteen dollars the
season, which may be discharged by the
pay ment If ten dolls. on the .3lst Of July,
when his season will expire, and twenty
doll4rs to ensure a mare fnFfoaI, (notes
tor IS dollars for the season, and 20 dol.
lars for insurance, will be expected with
the mares,) aud in all cases Fifty cents to
the groom. The owner Of any mare that
may be ensured, who disposes Of her,
AUST be held liable for the insurance mo-
ney. Gentlemen sending mares from a
distance can be furnished with good pas
turage, at 2S cents a week, and grain at
the market price, and every attention
will be paid TO their mares, but l will
N o make myself liable for either escapes
or accidents.
Arab was out Of Betsy Lewis, & foaled
the property Of VIM. Herndon of Frede.
r~ieksburg, on the 9th Of June, 1so4....
He was got.by the imported horse Bed
ford. Betsy Lewis by the imported horse.
Shark, her dam by Lindsey's Arabian,
grand dam by Mark Anthony, s.g. dam
by SilvefEye, g.g. 8. dam by Crawfurd,
6. So. g. dam ~ Janus, s g.g.g.g. dam
was an imported mare. The above
pedigree, which | have in the hand wri.
ting and verified by the oath of William
Herndo", Esq. his eiegan, torn and
superior beauty, entitle Arab to rank
with any horse raised on the continent.
JOHN YATES.
March 4, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
JAMES & JOHN A
+ AILO S,

INFORM the public generally, and
L their former customers particularly,
that they have removed their shop to the
corner house of Mr.. Gather, between
the Globe and Mr.. Cooper's store, where
they are now ready to execute, and will
thankfully receive, any commands in
their line Of bushes: They are grateful
for the former custom they have been
tIdvoured with, and viii do every thing
Inthsir power to merit a continuance Of
public incouragement.-The Their work
will always be finished in the most ser
vieeable and fashionable manner
April 1, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
The s'ud K7rse NERD

WILL stand this season a, the sub.
w scr,ber's farm on Opeckon creek.
the FIVE 6rst days in each. week, and on
Saturdays at the stable of. Alburtis ia
Martinsburg, and be let to mares a. six
dollars the season, but which NAV b.
discharged by six bushels of wheat deli.
veredin Hess millby the FRS, of Oc,o-
Der, four dollars the single leap, 10 be
paid when the mare is put to the horse,
and nine dollars I o ensure a foal, to be
paid when the mare proves with foal ::
twenty ave cents to the groom in all ca.
SeS.
Nero is Ofa dark bay colour, upwards,
OF sixteen hands high, elegantly formed.
strong and active -; he was got BY the c.
letrAted horse Buffer, raised by Mann
Page, Esq. Of Moorcfeld BuGer'ssire
was the imported horse Pantaloon, and
his dam Nancy Dawson.-Nero'sd dam
was raised by myself, she is as 6oe =
mare as any in this County, and nearly
full blooded.-Nero's appearance, indie.
pendent OF his pedigree, is sufficient to
recommend him-He is rising three
years old-in consequence of his you,h
am determined not to let him have
more than thirty mares this season. ,ho.e
DESTROYS Of breeding from him bad there.
fore better apply in time. The sea.on
has begun and will end the last of Iune-
JOHN VANMETRE.
April I, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
TaE ~LlEGANr HORSE
YOUNG SHARP

WILL stand this season at the sub.
w scribers Iarm Mt ar Opecktu bridge
on the road leading from Marnnsbnru 20
L.ee-1 own, and cover mares At IN.
moderate price Of three dollars and a
bushel Of grain the season, the grain to
be brought with the mare and the MONEY
payable the 6rst Of September next. if
the grain is not brought with the mar.
Jour dollars will be required for the .ea.
10 ; two dollars (cash) the single lean.
and SIX dollars to ensure a mare in foal'
parting with, or reno, ing the mare Ina,
is ensured forfeits the ensurapce mor.v
YOUNG SHARK is a hand,oIe
iron gray, FIVE years old, sixteen hand,
high, with bone and body in proportion
and is suitable for either saddle or har-
ness. He was got by the celebrated inn.
ported horse Shark, and his dam = 6ne
mare, out OF a valuable strain of borse.
iii is deemed unnecessary to say n more
respecting his pedigree as his figure win
sufficiently recommend him. The .ea.
SOC has commenced, aud will end the
last OF June. Strict attention will b.
paid to mares put to Young SHARK, bu,
no responsibility for accidents.
ISAAC VANMETRE.
April /, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
DAVID HUNTER, enc.
u ~MATCHLESS-

WILL stand this season at Thomas
" Tabs stable in Martinshurr, on
Mondays, Tuesday and Wednesday.,
Fridays and Saturdays at Jacob Longs
stable in Shepherds. Town, and cover
mares at -Four Dollars the season. Emo
Dollars the single leap, ifnot paid when
the mare IS covered to be considered "a
engaged fer the season, and E.PAt Dol.
lars to ensure a foal, but if the mare is
parted Nth, the insurance to be forfeit.
ed ; the money for the season to be Maid
the first of October, and for insurance
when the mare proves with foal.
Young Matehless was got bv Col,
Burwelrs Matchless, and Ma,c6less bv
his celebrated horse Emperor, and hi.
dam BY Capt. Jacob Wanderers Old
Snap. Young Matchless is In elegant
daPPle gray, sixteen and a half hands
n'sh' seven years old this spring, and
Is well calculated for either saddle or
draft. Young Match. IS is the propert,
OF q abraham Gorrell,,' and was ken, by
me last season. Aegpod groom is en-
gaged and strict attehtion will be paid,
nus no responsibility for accidents. The
season will Commence the first Of April,
and end the last of June.
! April l. 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
The beautiful and ,veH b. "a hor,x
YOUNG SPORTSMAN.
One property sTWiNiam Rush,)

1900. eASSOH6 A USHN
WILL stand to W. mares this sea-
son, a. the stable of William Rush.
IN Berkeley County, on Mondays, Tues.
days and Wednesdays ; on THURSDAYS,
and Fridays a. Mr.. SISTERS near he
Falling Waters, at the low price Of four
dollars the season, or two dollars ,h,.
single leap, (if the money for the lean
IS not paid when the mare is covered.
viii be considered as engaged for the
season. and for insurance eight, doilar,
parting with the mare forfei,s the n
suranee ; the money to become due the
first of'Oetober next. 800
Young Sportsman is a55beautiful .or.
!e'' near sixteen hands high, with bone
In proportion, will be 6ve.years old this
spring, was got by the noted horse
sportsman, who was imported FROM
England by Walter Helen Of George
Town at tour years old, and stood a.
n.'een dollars the season Young Sports
man came out OF a mare the property Of
Hezeklah Swearingen, got by the noted
morse Badger, the property of John II.
Jones. 1t is o Thought necessary ~
say much respecting Young Sportsman
As MS appearance will sufficiently recon-.
mend I'm. An mares put 10 Young
sportsman will Re particularly attended
20: but no accountability for Academia.
ne season will commence the 6rst Of
April and end the arst Of July.
April 1 ,%lsos. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
Bo0T GndSEuE ~N.:NCFAcYI>l
MARTIRsBURG.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
his customers aud the public, that
he s,il occupies his old stand. between
the Post.O flee aud Printing. Dice.
Martinsburg ; that he has lately made a
considerable addition to his stock Of lea.
ther, (Which is Of the best quality and
shall constantly keep by him a large as
sortment, so that none who may please
to employ him, will evrr be disappoiut.
ed he will be careful in always keeping
the best wor4men, and from his own
particular attention, feels an assurance,
that he shalt be able to give satisfaction
to his customers-BooTs and SHoEs, of
every description, WILDE carefully made,
agreeable to direetious-He intends to
keep, ready. made, avariety Of work for
Ladies and Gentemen-Having a large
stock Of Leather on hand, he will be able
to. give,a short credit to panctual per.
IONS who may wish It. He Is thankful
for the favours already received, and
viii endeavour m future Tot to be unde.
serving encouragement
RICHARD HICKSON.
April 1, 1Sos.. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08

Berkeley, S..
March Court, 1908.
kn0tius C'Ftr,aN and Frances his ,vi/r,
late Frances M'K'e'non, Comp'ts,
-. against
ReterA HERMAN, LdurenceM' Herman.
Andre,O GouLAng and Catherine his
fe,LaseC a.herineA'k irrnan, Patrick
Fe'rin and Mnrso'et ms wife. late
Margaret M'K"r"on, James O'9mn
and Susanna his wife, late Susanna
Mahony, Michoel M'K;e,nan, Fran.
els Mondhon, late Francis Mixer
nan, Elmer Sh;rky, late EIner Mixer
nan, John M'Kiernan, Peter Mr.
Herman, Frank M'Kiernan and
Barney M'Kiernan, Def'H,
In CH1NCERT.
THE defendants, not having entered
L their appearance agreeable an act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the compliments by their counsel, it is
ordered, that the said defendants do APP
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in June ne1t, to answer the
bill of the compliments, and that a copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson lntelligencer for
two months successfully, and published
at the door Of the Court House Of said
County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, Chs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
ATTENTION.!

THE Shepherds. Town Volunteers
L are requested to meet at Mrs. JUL.
ana Eekhart's Tavern, On the second
Saturday IN this NORTH , it is expected
that they will all appear in complete uni
form ; any person wishing TO join the
company, will make it known to one Of
the members on that day.
JAMES KERNEY, Captain.
April I, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08

Berkeley, IS.
March Court, 1903,
Isabella Lyle, adm's. Of Hugh Lyle, dec.
Complainant.
! against
Hugh Lyle, Samuel Bray and Naucvh his
/ wife, John Lyle, Philemon Lhrao,u-
eth and Sally his spitt, James ~.
Campbell and Polly has ,Oite, William
Lyle, Anme Lyle, FINELY Lyle, Samuel
Lyle, children and hers at La,v Of
John Lyle, deceased, Da.eaI CAMP.
bell and Sally his uwfe, A1areoyet il.
Lyle, Robert ". Lyle, Harriet L.k
and Hugh Lyle, children and heirs at
hw Of said Hugh Lyle, deceased,
James fright EEsn1 Boud, Def'n.
In CHANCERI.
THE defendants Samuel Bray and
l. Nancy his wife, not having enter.
ed their appearance agreeable to an ac.of
Assembly and the rules of this Court,
aud i. appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the Complainant by her Counsel it is
ordered, that the said Samuel Bray and
Nancy his wife, do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in Iune
next, to answer the bill ofthe Complain.
ant, and that q copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in the berkeley and IefFer-
son Intelligencer fortwo month. sueces.
sively, and published at the door Of the
Court House of said County.
A Copy. feste.
DAVID HUNTER. enc. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
1he elegant fuA.byed Horse WILD1IR-
\NlLL stand this seosonH an M,,,

WILL stand this seasonS on Nom.
/ w days., Tuesdays and Wednesdaxs
at Matthias Michok', on Tnur.6,~.
1ames SmoH'' atobk in Ma1uns5uye,
ana on Fridays md Saturdays at Meso.
INKS NIL, and co:er mares at fhr Lo,,,
rate 81 foe dollars the season, havabIr
me- f'st Of September nest t,vo dSAa,.
and jG5t'y mi (cash) Me simple Lros.
and III" dollars fer insurance, TO Be ba:i
10"en the mare is kno,vn to be with EoaL.
81" y the mare IS parted Nth the enswr.
0nce to be Grfcited. The season has b..
gu" and uiH end the last Of Tuae. Gr ecf
care will be taken, 6u. no Sesbons;b7;i.
for accidents.
W.Adair il a aeauttd4 bright 6av, IS
"anas Aigh: well Preportioned, moves
~e", has a fine carriage, AID is suitable
J9r either saddle or harness he is aNo,p.
ed6y the best JUICES, to Be rquai 10 am
hoTse that has been kept in these barts.-
tie s0ds raised in Tori Countv1 V;ro;.
ma, 1"Gs brought from thence at thee
years old, and has stood since that time
at EAe0n's mills t,vel0Ne miles from Bal
t'noTe, at Mr.. William R1rhardsoa's ia.
Te1" H'"e miles from Baltimore, and at
ar. samuel Dvyden's Cham6ess6u,p, at.
all q 'Ohich places he is much esteemed
as a good faGi getter. WiIGair ,uas Pot
by the noted horse Commutoion, .Vh2
tDos got by the imported horse NJ RI An-
n0ny-CommUtation was bred by the
great sportsman WiMam Blu, as, in Io,k
County, Virginia, and was noted fer his
Jast running.
WILLIAM NICHOLS.
AprIl, 1908.
lido merely certify, that Ivais.d the best.
COLI out 9Widdair lever o,vned.
august %, 1906. WI. Hunter.
Ido Hereby cerfyGy, that, Ihaue a coli Of
W'Ada'r equal y not superior any I haze
ever raised. Iohn M'Lenahann, Jun.
AugnSt ~, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08

Berkeley, SIS.
March Court, 1908.
William MasliD, Complainant,
4 AGAINST
David Duuon.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Daniel brown, not
having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, that he is
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant by his
Counsel, it is ordered, that said Daniel
Brown, do appear here Oh the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June mkt,
to answer the bin Of the Complainant,
and that a copy Of this order be forth
with inserted IN the Berkeley and JeH1r.
soc l~ntelligencer for two months success
siyely, and published at the door of the
Court. House Of said County,.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.Bc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
ELOrE Ed,
April 1,Isos.

a BOUT the middle. of the n;vb,
N (when deeds Of dD kaess less mis-.
chev'ous might be done ! } Of tine Goth
alt. from my house ana her then very
comfortable home, my wife (that vd,l
Margaret formerly the widow ShAtnsr
OF Hagers Iown) without my wish or
knowledge, or any Cause known to nae,
except. my not yielding to her, Drhia.
y Ike, ever pressing ON inc to make over
to her immediately one tull third OF all
my property, for the use oil whom she
pleased" &e.&c.
his Is therefore to signify my free
will and pleasure, that ALI who may so
choose, arc for my part at full liberty to
sredi,, and oherWIse to entertain the
Fugitive, to any exten, and in any ,uQv
winch may be mutually sratlfyinf to the
parties /: but On ths express conditions
only, Of my Not being nell accountable
TOR the is,me ia either case, having no
= des"e, from the tortunAte hour Of sepa-
ration, ever again to he ineumbered with
such a Csmbushbk BAGGAGE!
JOHN BAKER.
Martins6urg, April l, 1908.
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berkeley, ss.
March Court, 1908.
Nathan Bull, err. Of Robert Bull, dec.
Complainant,
against
Daniel Brown, Defendant,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Daniel Brown, not
i having entered his appearance a.
gteeable to an act of Assembly aud the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he is
not an inhabitant Of this alth.
on the motion Of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, it is ordered, that said Daniel
Brown. do appear here on The Mon.
day after the third Tuesday in TuAe
next, to answer tae bill Of the Complain
AM, and that a copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley and Tefer.
sou Intelligenerr for TWO months success
s~iVely. and published at the door Of the
Courthouse Of said County.
A Copy. Test~,
. DAVID HUNIkR, enc.