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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
COMMUNICATION.

Camden, 2Oth April, 1903
THE Camden Light Infantry, command
ed by Erastus Foote, Esq paraded here on
Thursday 14th instant, and, for a company
raised, organized and equipped in A few
months, displayed unusual skin and disci-
phne. We are ready to predict this will be
a veteran corps Of sharp shooters.
In presenting the Company's Standard to
Ensign Howe, Miss Eliza Pendleton made
the following address:
am delegated, Sir, by the Ladies Of this
town, to present the Camden Light Imam
try their Standard. The arms Of our State
and the Union, we feel happy in entru'ting
to you as our friends and the sons of our ia
theirs wlo protected their rights and hon
ored the name Of soldiers. We deliver you
this military ensign as proof Of our hrTn
reliance, that, should YOU be called to dis
play it in defence Of our eoanty's rights and
lzzDs," you viii exalt the character OF sold
iers. You may rest assured we have no
wish that YOU should tread the field of bat
tie and wade through perils and dangers in
pursuit of laurels too dearly purchased. Far
from us and our country be war with its
miseries, its dangers or trophies But must
the land Of our fathers again BE in arms, or
our country abandon its rights and Liberties
must we taste Of Europe's cslamities, or
cease to be nation sovereign and indePen-
dent-we will yield you to our country, and
implore the great Director Of arms and
controller Of events to protect and return
you, with the virtues Of citizens and tina
honors Of soldiers-with your eagle encir-
cled with the deeds you have done.
To which Ensign Howe on receiving the
Standard replied
Permit me to assure you, and the ladies'
Of Camden, that this mark Of distinction,
this pledge Of their confidence in the Cam
den Light Infantry is highly appreciated.
We are happy to number among our friends
the fair daughters of our country and to
us they shall look, not in vain, for protec-
ton.
The sacred motto Of this standard, " 90,
comt,2's rights and LasOs," we will hold invi-
olate snd should we be called to defend Ell
Their, under this banner, we will not be I'M
worthy our country, we will not disgrace
our fathers. Be il our pride in peace, to pre-
pare for war, and join the virtues of citizens
to the honor Of soldiers. And should our
country resort to arms, should this last APP
peal be necessary 70 preserve our national
honor, sovereignty and independence, tho
opposed by Europe's legions, no rude foe
should pluck from US "our counry's rights
and laws"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
TOR THE GAZETTE.

Mn. ADAMS,
IF YOU think the political part Of a PRAYER,
delivered on the late fast occasion, wor-
thy OF publicity, please TO insert the same
in YOUR useful paper -
AMELIORATE the state Of our
pusiIIanimous General Government.
May we no longer be guided by lead
ing strings suffering and cropping in
political darkness.-When we see Lib
erty's lovely form metamorphosed in
to the most ugly monster, shall We Sc
riOusIy affect the lullaby tone 7 We
would not presume to lift up our voice
against great Dianain Ephesus, as tho
he were politically mad; and much.
less say that blindness in part hath
happened to" our Congressional Ru-
lers. But from our appearing to be
rapidly verging to the awful crisis of
American phrensy, we most fervently
pray that thou wouldst bless the great
Grand Sachem of the National Assem-
bly,, and every member appertaining to
that opaque body. However obstinate
ly bent on suicide, may they be saved
from being their own Executioners
After much puerile dashing and Gun
boat mania have been figured off there,
to puff away the pitiful effects, the tre-
mendous sweeps ofthe ambitious JEFF
fersOnisn embargo; and to crafty their
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
COME IND SEFI

n HeHcellent FARM for f4Ie ,fssuated III Rv,,A
17oEa, IN the county Of Cumberland "a
the county road leading from Po,Handto fi5-
.bafa' Waff9o'G, Ce. containing 100 acres oe
as good Land as any ID the p ovinee Of Maine.
with two good new houies'a and 4 barn there
on, and upwards Of fb,cs BaaS-s apple and 9TH
er good fruIt-trees thereon, and i under rood
improvements good itand for 2 mechan-
les or farmer.-Ayo. one other good FARA.
with good buildings and young orchard
VIII produce upwards of twenty { Ms of Eng-
lIih Fay annually, and capable OF large ini~
provenents at very fmsIl expenfe.
Ago-One other new Farm, which will Dro-
dnce about or tons Of Englifh hay, with
about 10 acres more that is fell intended Tor
corn or grain the prelent year-with very
tine privilege for Saw and Grin mill there
on, with the Frame. Irons and Runninp-Ceer
for Saw-rnill, complete, near the foot. Tic
lalt mentioned lot contains 100 acres Of eye
cellent foil
Ayo-Several Lots of unimproved Land.
with Quantity Of Pne-timber thereon.
All the aforementioned Farms and ots er.
cePt the firif, are htuated on or very near
Crooked river 10 called in laid RayzaHa, and
on county road The above lands will bs
fold on very Reasonable terms, and PAYMENT
may be made very ealy. as a great part Of It
may be Paid in Wei India Goods, neat Rock.
country produce. or even in Band. bin, If gem
uine--For further particulars inquire of
LEWIS GAY, or / MARCH GAY, on ths
two hrlt mentioned premiles,
Ragza1ad 4a-H A
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
Tabban g SszOaH,

Taes@5s BViLdfags, Azidszs Street.,
HAVE for fale, a large afortment Of
Fiae and Super6ne Bread Cloths,
Kerfeymeres, Stuffs, and other WoolIens,
Velvets and Velveteens,
Colerain Linens-few Brown Ditto.
British Couons,
Calicoes,
Czmbricks and Mullins,
Shawls--a few of O. fine twilld Cambrick,
Cotton Bandannas, Madras & other HzDdkfs.
An ahortment Of Hohery,
India Cottons,
Pins, Servings, Twihs, Laces, Edgings
Cloves, SufPenders, Bindings,
PLAIN and Fine Pariinet Gauzes,
Cafes Windfor Soap, &c.
They are expecting an additional fsppIy OF
Fancy and Staple Spring Goods.
ApH rs, 1903. (tD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
10 LEI.

FOR one year, IL applied for foon, that no.
= ed Farm lately owned and improved by
George PIERCE, Elq deceaied, htuated on the
welteriy fide of Long Pond, ia O:isheld, and
on the high road leading to the interior Of the
country; together with the large ana COM
modious houie ttanding on the fame, with
two barns,a convenient fore, and ether build
ings, the whole being in a complete fare OF
repair, and i as good ftand for tavern and
keeping fore as the cOuhtry affords, having
been improved for both thofe purpofes
For further particulars apply to either &C
the fublcribeEs ia faid Otisield.
OLIVER PIERCE,
BENIA. PATCH,
Oti5fsE9, <4syR 20, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

French feelings towards the English
by the adoption ola high and forbidding
tone, and Of the insufferable hauteur
and commanding insoIence they have
assumed with regard 70 them may
meat be brought out Of the eaters Of
the present administration, and sweet
ness out of the III scented secrets of the
Executive. LORD, if thou dost not
soon appear, eur hslcyOn days will Fly
away. The terrible prediction Of our
illumined Prophet seems to be fast full
filing. The abomination Of desoIation
is now marching with gigantic strides,
and soon will be let loose upon us, un-
less instantly awoke from the apparent
and fatal stupor in which we slumber F!
Else WHY this murderous assault on the
freedom of speech : Why all these
heightened Gallo partialities I Why
this senselesS continued mockery and
suppression of facts, in which the in
terests of our nation are most intimate
ly concerned? Convince them of their
insanity, o LORD, who have studious-
ly and insidiously wrapped up all COM
munications from France in total, mid
night darkness and secrecy; and when
all this mighty splashing of Presiden-
tial Gun-boats, in attacking ships of the
line, shall have terminated in more
than halt seas over; may every difficult
ty De done away, and the dark porten-
tlous cloud of Jacobinism which now
hang over our political horizon, soon
be dissipated. Out of the mouths 81
political mad-caps, and of humdrum
politicians, eventually declare the won.
ders of thy delivering praise. Disem.
barrass the maratime trade Of our sea-
faring brethren from the shackles Of
despotism with which it has been Get.
tered.
May out Mercantile operations re.
ceive no further molestation from our
unadyised harum-scarum rulers. May
the Embargo, that sanguinary Demon
of democracy and Of Napoleon Bona
parte, Emperor Of Bedlam, promptly
be raised ; and every measure adopted
by our new tangled Choctaws, hostile
to our Commerce Navigation and
Fisheries, fall, like Lucifer, never to
rise again. May the ani-commerciaI
storm of War, be succeeded by a Der
petual calm--and the citizens OF the
union, Gas in the lays Of yore) bask in
the eternal sunshine Of political happi.
ness and prosperity and let all the
people say Amen.
From Clergyman who lives |" as
it is queerly said in the center Of Cou-
rier Intelligence.
.4trH II, lsos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, chat ihe has been
duly appointed and has taken upon herfelf
the truli Of an Adminifrarrir on Tie e(ate OF
EBENEZER PARKER,
late OF CaPe-Ehzabeth, in the county Of Cum
berand, yeoman, deceafed, by giving bond a
the law directs il fhe therefore reouelt All per-
fons who are indebted to the faid deceafed's ef.
tate 20 make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame for fettlement to
WILLIAM L. VAUGHEN, Attsrsryfs
her
MARY = PARKER, A4ssiuifratris.
mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

~ TT sherifis Of the several Counties,
ard the SeIecimen Of the several towns in
this Commonwealth, are hereby informed,
that the Hon. Council stand adjourned to
the F3rRTK day of MAY next and are re-
guessed % transmit, srith sare, the returns
90 Votes for Governor, Lieut. Governor,
Senators and Councillors, q the Office of
Secretary Of State, by thst time.
SsesszT1's Ofce, Bos.on. april l5sA, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
PRWATE SCHOOL.

STEPHEN PATrEN will open (this day)
Private School in URisa Street for The IN
itrucuon of Matters and Mites IL Reaung.
Writing, Arithmetic, EngGh Grammar, and
Geography. That the School may meet the
Oelt wines OF ITS patrons, the number of fehoI-
Ar' will be limited to fOrty-hve.-ruition.
D. SO c. per Quarter.
APTH ls, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
TO BE SOLD.

A DWELLiNG-hoUSE, forty feet by thir-.
tytwO, TWO Tories high, with a COM
modious Stable and other buildings, with
about half an acre Of Land, Gruated near ths
bridge in zcssaaa, accommodated with excel
ienr water by AcqueduG. from an unfalinr
fource, which abundanrly fupplies he houfer
fable aud garden in the drieii feafons The
honis has been built about ten years-the 9th
er buildings not three years GnCe Their
ftand in louriihing village within one mia
Of R.eveoiT College, in BrEr,vV,ek and aboue
fKty rods frOm the Court Houis ID Tcygaw.
TO perlon who wi1les 10 b concerned in
the Lumber builnefs 10 the trader or indu(tri-
Gus mechanic, the opportunity to purchafe a
good itand, may be worthy attention. Further
information may be had Of the fubrcriber &C
Bath. IONA RIIIc
A6rH 25. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
april II, 1905.

bed,
On board the brig Mercator, from phila-
delphia to Dublin, Mr.. Robert Lord, Of
Ipswich, aged p.
In Boston. much lamented, by all who
knew him, James Elliot, Esq Attorney al
Law, only son Of Major General Elliot, Of
Boston, aged 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

THE overfeer, of Bowdoin College are here
by notiGed, thar their nert meeting will
be holden in the College Chapel in Brunf-
wick on Tuefday the feventeenth day of May
next, at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
IONA. ELLIS, Ssrstsy,.
Bail, AerI Is, 8OS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
DR.. Tb0rndikc

INFORMS his friends, that he now re6des at
: the houfe of MIR. Jofah Spur, near Cor
ham Corner, where he will be happy to re-
ceive their commands "a ufual, in the line Of
his protection
Cs'bsm, ApyH 90, 1905:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

The Ew51 me say our wise ones, is
an extraordinary measure nothing
short pa Inn lta IsdOm could have
devised a bl.tar--Indeed But how
Caml we into sinallon which makes
su1h A discsasinr measure necessary /?
: lc9ve ttiz !or TIE fliends OF our wise
adm 0atrat.c1 IVY answer; and Shall
content myself by telling short story,
WAjcG. though FL may not apply exact
u tothe present question, vii sugrcst
an idea which may BE- Of use to many
well meaning people -
An houest farmer in New-Fngland
was troubled with q swelling OH bis lit
IL finger. His physician was treating
the disorder, as he thought, in a prop
g. way but did not perform the cure
70 the satisfaction Of the farmer. A
Quack slept in and declared the Doc.
tor was doing every thing wrong, and
II the good man you'd resign himself
up to his care, he would cure him d.
rectly, and without the least pain or
Inconvenience. The patient submit
tedt to the directions Of the Quack. He
eased him OF his pain, besure, and did
not fail to boast Of the mighty works
which he had performed.-But the tu-
NOR was not cured. A modification
took place; the patient was little a.
harmed, but the doctor assured him
~ as long ss there Was 20 pain there
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
a VI
I AIKEN H5 a0rJH

ON Friday the ] 5th mi. YAW' BOAT,
between ~ and "A fact long The was
in faid Boat Rug Coverlet and B anAer-
ne owner may have her again BY proving
property and paying charges, on application
TO EZFKlEL GUSHING.
Lang DIad, EPortlsrdJ Ap,R 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
NOTICE.

I HE coPartnerfhiP exiting hetween ROWE
aud hEUS IS this day difolved by mutu-
al content, and Theo's Keus is authorized to
lettle ali demands belonging 10 the 6rn---
lhole that are indebted are Iequened to make
irnusdiate payment.
TIMO. ROWE,
THO. KEUS.
PssI1anS, APyii II, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
Wharf Timber.

WANTED to Pnrchafe four hundred tons
Of Wharf Timber, TO be delivered at
Portland by the Ialt Of next month, for which
cath will be paid Apply 20
ISRAEL RICHARDSON,
Portland, 25fE ApyH, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

A Convenient well fnilhed twc~ TORY
: NG-HOUsE, PIeafantIy ftua-
ted in Free-freet, next door to capt. John
Dix.-APPly to JOHN LEAYiTT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
Eactory C0tto1.

Henry Smith & 60.
No. 4. 4laG1ys Res.
HAVE for fale large adortment
of factory, WharP and Filing, and tvre
threaded whitens3 Coffee.
JE1 Is az
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

was no danger. The gangrene made
progress, and at length his whole arm
became disordered. The Quack then
declared that the arm must be taken
off, and appealed to the regular ply
stefan, in order to satisfy his patient
that this was a-Uerv +zise measure.
NJ T. Spectator
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

Five hundred numbers will be eonfdered a
days drawing and the fortunate numbers
which depend on the days will be determined
accordingly.
The drawing will commence on the thir-
teenth day Of July next in Bottom, and fhzll
be completed IN thirty days next fncceeding
The prize of ten thoufaud dollars will be
paid in ninety days, the prizes Of thouland
in fxtY DAYS, and and all others in thirty days
from The time ths craving ihall be completed.
Payment viii DC in bills ufuaily current in
Mafachuietts and New Hampihire. Prizes
not demanded within one year after the draw
ing is completed will not be paid. The price
of tickets after the lalt day Of June, will be
5 50.
The townfhip OF Di1ville in which are the
lands for the above mentioned land prizes, is
htuate6 thirty miles NortheaA of the white
hills within nine miles of Connecticut river,
feventy miles from HaIloweII, ninety from
Portland, and central in the county Of Coos
the lands are Of an excellent quality, and are
located into lots of an hundred acres each
Ok settlements have commenced, and faw-
mill and a grilt-mil, are erected-The town
lhip contains two hundred and eighty lois,
thirty lots are taken up for the purpOCe of let-
element the holders Of the Iaud prizes will
have an equal chance TO draw heir lands from
the remaining lots, or may choole 70 many Of
their lots as they fhall make actua lett enentu
on within two years from the time the d sw-
ing is completed. Good lots are now worth
three dollars per acre, and the value will be
much encreaied by the road. Undilputsble
titles will be given to the land.
Elijah Hail, J
Timothy Dix, jun. |
or Tickets in the above Lottery,
for faIe by ISAAC ADAMS, at his Book |
fore No. 2, Flih Street Ap,1 q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
MP. BOWDOIN

And suite, laie Minister ofthe Uni
Ted States, near Spain, arrived at Bos-
ton on Monday last, iGShe sap Sally,
Eom Liverpool.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
= oBERT STRONG, having taken par.-
~ ner IN trJde, bu6nefs in future viii g
conducted under the firm Of
STRONG O OUINBT%
who have received frelh fuPply q GOODS
an their line viz
Brandies Of the :iris quality; Gin Old ia
maica Spirits Clsret Wine; Eng'ilh and A
merican Porter; Wines of the fra quality.
and general aaoHment Of groceries. Cider
per Dol. or IN bottle of hyperion quality for
ihipping o. family ufe; Vinegar per Pipe OK
fmaIler quantity. ROBERT STRONG,
LEVI QUlNBY.
Psrflzzd, derH &C. 500.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

BLOODY BEAC0NS

rRENcH WAR WITHOUT DISGUISE
The French National ships plumber and
burn every American vessel they AID st sea.
They are sending their spies, eiaissarieS and
even their military officers amongst us =
and yet no measures are taking to ward OF
she meditated blow. Was ever nations
independence thus assaulted Were ever a
nations liberties thus sacrificed by an admin
istration VIII the people learn wisdom Le-
fore Il is too late i--Baldnce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

The deciartion Of wa by Russia a.
kainst Sweden, is confirmed.
The Russian squadron remained in
the Tagus, and had opened friendly
;ntercourse with the British Admiral
Cotton.
Bonaparte's land expedition 10 India
Is sill spoken Of as seriously conter
PlA,ed,
A vessel taken BY the French burn
sug souadroR has been retaken, and the
news Of their situation received in En-
gland.
Dutch papers 70 the 2sth Feb. men
ZION that Jerome BOnaparte King o.
Westphalia has decreed that English
commodities and manufactures shall
not only be seized but BUHNr. The
Decree has been carried into eTscu-
tion.
The Embargo is reported @ have
ben takes of al al the ports IA Hol'
land, excePt Flushing.
There has been a destructive FIRE a
Dantzic, d the "a Feb. the city pre-
ssnts a scene Of desolsti0ni more than
100 buildings weir reduced 70 ashes.
We End but Iittle news and but few
speculalions, Of any kind relating TO A
nerican affairs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
DIXvILLE ROAD LOTTERY

Scheme Of The Fiyf ChG.
1900 Tickets at dolls each are 10000 dis.
prize of 10000 is 10000
prizes 1000 acres Of lard each, in the
towpfhip of DiHviIle, through which
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

500 numbers will be confdered as days
drawing, and the fortunate numbers, which
depend on the days, will be determined sc-
cOrdingly.
The eIals will commence drawing in Bottom
on the 30th OF May next.
The highea prize will be paid in 90 days
ether prizes above 90 dollars in 60 days, and
all others in so days, after the drawing llall
be completed payment as ulual in bills gen
orally current III this Commonwealth. Pri-
yes, rot demanded within one year after
the drawing, will not be paid, but .aPpropria-
ted TO the Purpofe Of the Lottery.
All vendors of Tickets are expected to re-
turn 10 the Managers all luch as they do not
take to their own account, on or before the
goth day Of Nay next, after which day the
price viii rife to 5 So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

a letter from Petersburg, Virginia,
mentions that duel took place between
Mr.. John ID. Burk, Formerly an esi-
tor in Boston,) and Nj. Coquebert, a
French gentlemen, in which the FORM
er received 6sIl through his heart.
81 The British Government brig
Clio, has captured screen Danish Gun
bvzts = oEe ae'ior-the whole number
which attacked her.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

TO no deduction.
A part Of the above prizes will be drawn
In the following manner viz. The fra
drawn blank on the third day lhail be entit-
led 10 1000 dolls.
Do on the 9th, 1000 acres of land, 500 do
De on the oh, 1000 do
Do on the 18th, 1000 acres Of land, 800 do
Do on the 18th, 1000 do
DO on the 18th, 1000 acres of land, 500 do
Do on the III, 10000 do
DO on the 22d, 1000 do
Do on tie cath, 1000 do
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

i Is anl4s'FF 70 hear those who during
the twelve RS administl tions Of " ash
ingt0r and Adams were tie unceasInI rev.
lers nj INC government; and oppcscrs Of all
It's measure. now talk 50 fitI autIv IS they
dooa the -4triotIsm Of ,ht old tory doctrine
o. "bzSsigs ctfricHte and non -eaistarce !"
an d11Junce even the mDderat. exercise
OF the freedom ol he press, as sec Gus and
worthy .l D.uls Is nj that rule bad,
wish aill bod Won " tn ways Gent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
HARVARD COLLEGE LOTTERY.
Scbene Of The Fourth CL9G.
10000 Ticker. AZ 8 dolls. each are 100000 al

SEJje7 to no dedHaisR--Nst fzg0
Blank r. Prize
a part Of the above rrizes viii be drawn
I'm the following Enanner-viz-
FirR drawn blank On the IN days drawing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

TICKETS and QUARTERS in
the above Lottery kept cOnlfantly for izIe at
the Bsoklfore and Lottery Office Of
ISAAC ADAMS.
Prize Tickets received in payment for an
drawn Tickets. Apyj rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

Lack out far French Tories On hearing
the accouut If the late destruction Of cur
ships 1t sea BY the French, a jacobn de-
slarei that ne would rather see all our YES
sells and cargoes burnt by the French, than
20 have them arrive safe at an English port,
and sell for good price !-AnOther de-
elared to the editor Of this paper, that the
French had yi6ht 70 burn our vessels at
sea, since Bonaparte had issued his block
aiding decree.--s6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

Portugal is ruined by French friendship.
Sommerce is totally destroyed, and dread
ful famine approaching. Will not America
7earu wisdom from The fate Of others lib
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

A Baltimore paper Of the l3tb, states
that the ports Of Gaudaloupe, and its
dependencies, had been opened BY pub
lie proclamation to neutral vessels,
laden with provisions, free Of duty.
A democratic paper Of Baltimore,
has fairly come out, and advised Mar
qgtlh kng!drd. aud a., alliance 4yith
France. However unauthorized this
suggestion may appear, it is by no
aeaus an untaiked of, or unadviscd
measure al Washington.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-28
august 10.
The defendant Richard Buck.

ner rot having entered his appearance and CIV
en- security accor,iing TO The act OF assembly
and the rules OF this court, and it appearing to
the salts faction of the court upon affidavit, that
the said defendant Richard Huckncr, is not an
inhabitant OF this disilict--on motion of the
said complainant, by his Counsel ii is ordered,
That the said defendant Richard gackner, do
appear here or the first day Of next term, and
enter his appearance TO the suit, and give Sc
curity for performing tho decree of the court,
ard that the other defendants James II. iaooe
and Robert Young do not pay away, convey
or secrete the debts by them owing to, or the
estate and effects In their hands belonging to
the said absent defendant Richard Buckner,
until the further order or decree Of the court,
and that a copy ofthis order be forthwith pub
lished for two months successfully in one of
the public newspapers published in this coun-
tF, and that another copy be posted at the
front door OF the court house Of said county.
Acopy-Test,
G. Deneale, c. c.
August Aa- law2a