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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-07-31
COUNTERfEITERS.

AMHERST, JULY 25-The following
persons, charged with aiding in passing
counterfeit bills, we're last week exam
ined before Justice FRENCH, and sew
orally bound to appear at the next
Superior Court in this county, in the
sums annexed to their names-James
Cum ham Of Goffstown, 100 dol
lars lin Emery, of do. 400 George
Clar do. 400; Noses Johonnet, of
do. James Herpey, of Derryfield
loo Mark Jerueft, of Hopkinton,
looo. They have all given bail. Two
other persons, one by the name OF
Whitney, the other Bailey were also last
week arrested at Hilsborough, for a
like offence, examined before Justice
HoYT, and committed to this goal in
this town.
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Governmen; OF the three conditions
above tpecifed, his Mljciy will be
prepared, on the faith of fuch en-
gaCcment, either Immediately IF the
repeal fhall have been Immediately in
America, or on any day fpecified
by the American Government, for
that repeal, reciprocally to recall the
Ordsrs in Council, without waiting
for the concluGon of the treaty and
you are authorized, in the circum-
frances herein defcribed, to make
fuch reciprocal engagement on his
Majelty's behalf IL am, &c.
(Sigued) GEORGE CANNING.
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Gen alznicecki with 400 cavalry took 10
=. .iouers, competing a major, and other
Officers; al.o fundry arms, ihoes aud clothing.
pouia,owiki fueceeled in an attack on
S.adomr which was arong'y fortified The
easmy lolt lcoo men killed, 1900 prifoners,
~ cannon and comfortable !fores. Ponia.
inwik,s cavalry extending to Leopold is puih-
ing to cracow They have fet i1ee 5000 men
VIZ had been entitled by force.
Tho GaIIacians daily eftify the hatred they
bear the .Auarians.-Ger Dombrowiki has
every where rcpulfed the enemy on the lower
yinnla
On he 18th, Thorn was attacked. The
teie de cont was not in ita,e of defence
The gas. fen burnt that part OF the bridge
which communicated with il, and took poii-
ton on the ilsnd This movement was
made, afse- al affair very dearu6tve to the
enemy, who not being able TO pais the river,
gave up the enserpriie when he Jaw the good
appearance of the city.
On The 5th he enemy under Flock attemp-
tel the paaage ofthe viitu!a, but were repul.
fc' AID obliged 10 burn their boats
From rhe &c h 70 the 23d gen Drombrow-
hi s-.acked the enemy between Bromberg
and Caentochow and repnlied him with ei-
feet before Bromberg, afforded full pro,ec-
ton 10 czeu;ochow and Thorn, and fecured
the communication of this latter place with
lnovrzclaw.
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Remarks on France, Spain, &c

fAs ~ ~ 13
THE contradictory accounts which fire.
quently appear in European papers, Of pub.
lie transactions and public opinion in france.
Spain, and many other countries in Europe.
often tend rather to confuse than enlighten
the American reader. Each nation pub
fishes such an account as will appear favor
able to their side but it is only from im-
partial observers that any thing near the
truth can be obtained. Many have uni.
formly and still ente rtain full belief that
it is not in the power Of Bonapsrte to sub
jugate Spain. Late events in that country
have tended rather to strengthen the opin.
ion. Much, however, will depend On the
termination of the war in Austria, where
Bonaparte, at present, finds full employ.
ment.
Mr.. THoRNpIKE, Of Beverly, but late
from Bayonne, (France) furnishes the latest
information from France and Spain. In az.
dition TO the newspapers, he communicated
to the editor of the Salem Gazette, the fol-
lowing, as the tenor of reports and opinions
at that place while there
With respect to Stain, that country
was far from being conquered; there
had been an immense loss OF men on
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Domrstie J|ntfliigfnee.
SPRINGFIELD, JULY 20, 1909.
GOYERN1R GORE.

The unexpected arrival of bis Excel
lency Gov. GoRE, in this town, on
Friday evening, prevented The execu-
ton Of arrangements made to escort
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The Auguffa was permitted to fail from
Bayoanei in bailaft.. under bonds. Nothing
was le tied with regard to American affairs.
Well informed people in france believed,
&om tho reports of the late battles, that the
French had no, lot in them lels than $4,000
men.
Spoke, Q days after failing, an Engliih cut
ter, the captain of which faid he had recent
orders TO capture no Americans.
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BOSTON, JULY 28.

1t is reported that Mr.. faction,
expected from England, is to fuper-
cede Mr.. ErGine, and is empowered
to perfect the arrangement commen-
ced BY the latter but that the ne.
gociaton of a Commercial Treaty
will be entruited to Lord auckland,
who vas one of the Fax Adminiltra-
ton, one of the commiilioners who
trea;ed with Me1rs. Monroe and
Pmkney.
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animal subs,ae4ss, that II .'ey will hss
make SICK person Teli, will make
qOeA person SICK :! In short, We con-
slider them about cqua! as TO mciit, and
whether you follow the prescriptions of
the one, or take the medicine Of the
other, il amounts to the same-they
will neither Kill nor cure.
.MezoburHtort Herald.
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him into town on Saturday mo ming
On the forenoon of that day Ills Excel
lency, attended by number OF the civil
officers and citizens of the town, and by
several officers OF the United States
army, visited the mandatory OF arms
established by the government. oil the
United States. As soon as he had
reached Federal Hill, and entered on
the parade ground OF the troops. he was
saluted with IL guns by order OF Capt.
Byers, commandant ofthe garrison
he was Their conducted by Mr.. PRES
COLT, Superintendent of the public
works, through The extensive work
shops ON the hill-the magazine OF
small.arms, and the park of artillery
from thence to the water shops, SO de-
nominated, about mile distance from
the hill. In these is exhibited great
variety OF curious and complicated ma
chinery, recently enlarged and exten-
ded by the ingenuity, and under the
management of the Superintendent.
His Excellency expressed much satis-
faction in viewing and contemplating
this establishment and its excellent
productions, as the sure source OF de-
fence to our country, independent OF
foreign manufactures. On his. return
to his lodgings at O'Clock, he was a.
gain saluted with IL guns from the
Militia Artillery. His Excellency LETT
this town on his journey Westward,
early on Monday moining-lHis Ex-
cellency We learn, was at Pit,sheld, on
Wednesday last; and proposed to visit
LebanonSprings-We also learn, by
Gentleman from Albany that Governor
ToMpKiNs, of New-York has made ar
rangements for giving that welcome to
his Excelency which is worthy the
representative of one great State to
that of another. Wednesday, Cent.
Guliuer repipcd-There is Cir
cumstance related in Bonaparte's third
bulletin, which certainly borders a lit
tie upon the marvellous. 1t is this -.
Fifty French cuissers fell in with one
thousand Austrians, who ran away
from the French and got into wood.
They were summoned to surrender,
when one thousand Austrians laid down
their arms to fifty Frenchmen. How
ever successful Bonapsrte may be up.
on the continent of Europe, it requires
no little faith to believe such tale as
this.-N. Y. Com. I'D.
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FROM BRucK. MAY %.

After the route of the corps of
Jallaoaich, the French Prince Gen.
eral fent an intelligen. officer on the
road to Saltzburg. to review the
advanced potts of the French that
3 had come up from the coat, This
officer, as brave as experienced, met
near Rottenmann, an Auitrian bat
talon of volunteers with pieces of
cannon. tlc prohted by an solder
of,he day he had announcing the
deitruction of the whole of Jella-
chich's army. He demanded that
the enemy ihould capi,ulate imme-
diatey. This they did He after
wards made 2ooo more capitula:e on
the fame terms ! THIS we have
made 2soo prifoners more : The
officer who performed this feat was
named Mathieu-and he met the
enemy each time with only one
Freuch drag ----'''@
4 rhe French Editors mult mean
this to ridicuIe rhe extravaganza to-
lies Of their Generals.l
LONDON, MAY 81.
Copy IF a d33atcbfrom Mr.. Secretary
CANN,Nc, 10 the Han. ID M. Frs
K'SH, dated Foreign Office, a3d Jan :.
1899.
SIR IF there really exit in thofe
individuals who are to have lead
ing iliarc in the new administration
ef the u. States, that difpoi,ion 10
come to complete and CORDIAL
understanding with Great Brit
ain, of which you have received
from them fuch poiitive anurauces {;
IN meeting that difpcGlion it would
be ulelefs and Improbable to recur
20 a reorganization of the caufes from
waich the differences between the
TWO Governments have arilen, or Of
the arguments already 70 often re-
peared in fupport of that fyitem of
retaliation 10 which his Majeay has
unwilingly had recour(e
That iyltem his Nasty molt un-
gueitionably continue to MAINTAIN
nnleis the Object of it can be other.
wife accomplished.
But after The profellion on the
part Of 70 many OF the leading men,
bcrs of the government of the u. 5.
at hnce,e deiire 10 con,ribute TO
that ohiect in a manner which lhould
,endet the continuance of the iyf
scm adopted by the Britiih Govern
ment unneceflry, if is thought right
taau fair opportunity ihould be
.tf tded. to the American Govern
mgnt To explain its meaning, and TO
s.s+ proof Of lis 6ncsTily.
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Trade TO Newfoundland.

Trade to Nelgf0und7and.
An Order of the Britiih Council
was ilIued on the .a4th of May, for
opening the ports of Newfoundland
to importatio ms from America.
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the firit of June, he received letter
from his friend in London, Eating
that flag of Truce had juit arrived
from Calais, with difpatches from
General Armftrong, at Paris, to our
miniiter in London.
Po1vsr is never at b6 for prefen-
tions.-One of the charges which
France adduced againit Auitria, is
the admiflioD of three American vef-
fels at Trieite, which Bonaparte af-
firms mutt have been laden with
Britifh merchandise, becaute they
made Malta a refting place in their
voyages. The fact is we'll known
here that the vefcls and cargoes all
luded to were bona jfde American
property.
The Aurora feems undetermined
whom to blame exclulively for the
prefent pofure of our affairs with
Britain. II discharges blunderbufs
at theBritilhMiniitr fquib at
MIR. ERsKINs-and next a cracker at
the roth Congrefs.
The Baltimore Wing" has accu-
fed the Britilh Miniiters Of burning a
Cotton Bagsing Mandatory at
Frankfort, Kentucky! But the
Frankfort papers acquit the Court of
St James They FAY a black fellow,
taken up on fufpicion, has confefied
the crime and his motives. We have
fome domeltic rogues, and Tome care
lefs people, and we mutt not look a.
broad for the perpetrators ofallcrimes
nor to avert reprehenGon from
negligence.
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continue abroad except they traded under

continue abroad except they traded under
foreign licenses.
M. Ga,Sacr defended the people Of the
eastern si4ssss from insinuarions against their
patriotism, and used some arguments TO
}shsw that he angry passions shoala not be
lexcitsdin the house but rather allayed. 81
RI. Sl0a7said he understood some gen
1tlener TO consider The prrsent bill IS con-
lnected with the embargo that beng tie
case he had done with it. Il was sufficient
for him to know THAI any thing mad coanec-
ton with the embargo 20 induce him 20 re-
iect it.
The house struck out the first section
Ayes 70.
Mr.. D. r, WTrllams said he had just
come in, and wished to understand the
grounds on which the decision ofthe mouse
had just been made.
Mr.. Macon made q motion that the fur
TIER consideration of the spbjecs liz on che
table to give. time for deliberatioa ~hich
motion however he afterwards withdrew !;
and
Mr.. jackson moved to reconsider the
vote just taken.
This motion wa supported by Messrs.
Macon, Masters, Jackson and Eloilaacl, and
opposed by Messrs. Story and Rhea.
Mr.. Gardsnief made speechof half an
hour in favor of Reconsideration.
When he concluded, quorum not being
present, the house adjourned, ayes A., st
near S O'Clock.
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c,raaugh galIp 6asft'f.
MogD.dY, JANUARY 2.

&c ar;rass letters from France,
~ a,,uieatscl for the Philadelphia Free
mas sar'lal. 5 a.,,1.,
Il Al speculation having ceased, and a
! -. ~ ridaction experienced IN the con-
nsiu ,;oa ]. several articles, owing TO their
p'p.TI0 s;sh prices, render trade dull and
$ fsry SO ". !,
ne following are toe rates On colonial al
! they VII be maintained during
] ~ a,,ssat state ofpoltics. Brown sugars
s go IS; claved 5000 $50 Havana
SOD 27o.-Cofse 4 5osa $. CO.
oo5a $. Long staple COTTON, 700 g
81. short, 5000 zoo. Pepper 4 s5 a
h indigo so 40. Logwood 50 atto.
80 qoa 100. Dry hldss i2oa f4o.--
ga ~ 900 S. Tobacco 2 500 8 90 !; tbs
:. topped stsmmed viii, at all times,
4 .,.vantageously. The duty is included
The above prices.
6 The GENERAL OPINION IS, that
Esy9RAsLE CHANGE To A
sp{f4N NEUTRALITY is NOT
|IggbY 10 TAKE PLACE. Our
800 his proved uncommonly abundant.
|rarslis, rate 1So 135, and are expected
A's'' J e October ~.
Il TIE prices Of foreign merchandise have
kk5erieassd decline OF IS and 90 per cent.
q are merely nonsiaai, as no sales are Ell
Lfsti al this moment. Eight vessels have
lived from the French islands, loaded
ish colonial proSiucs.
I.IIII5E OF REPR . ENTATIVES, U. S
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FOREIGN LICENCES.

The House resolved Itself into a committee
the Whole, Nh. efrxIs in the Chair, on
\ |: bill for compelling vessels now abroad to
kMrn home, and for preventing any citizen
the United States from taking rom any fo-.
&g1 power iiceacc 20 trade, &c. -
Various amendments were made to the de-
II og the bill. TIE second section, which is
endeti % prevent vessels from navigating
&|crs foreign !icence, was amended, on mo-
pm OF Mr.. Sfory, 50 as to make the act a
lsdemcanor, TO declare the vessel so offend,
& to be forfeited, and to impose penalty
4 the offender Ola SUM not exceeding 10000
pillars Tie FIRST of october was fixed as the
y after Shiea this section should take eff
ihc committee then rose and reported the
u as smen.lcd.
The House having taken up the report OF
q. committee Of the whole,
Mr.. bacsa wished tie amendments to be
|fSatMed, as he thought the first section of
p oil 1.-THE compelling vessels now out to re-
rrn homel looked to continuance Of The
Pnoarso tof LONGER period than he wished
contemplate. Tne sScond section he was
eeldtiy 10 fayoroi.
N.r' yisav:os SAIL ifthe House were in favor
Tue nsst section, he thought they should
p % prevented from voting for it, because
M'55at De made use OF for e!ectioncering
brposes.
LI Ir nurel declared himself opposed TO the
aeis oili' lit was part OF system, he
'sssd @ see the whole of it. /, appeared to
pal % be the sauce Introduced before the
~ Ds2ry coincideti With his colleague Mr.
s0a' in wishing the first section to be stlik-
0M. lie feared that an impression would
mace OF the pubic mind that it was IL
yea 70 continue the embargo as long as thc
:. - asoied BY this section &c paonthsl for
|ssssls oeyoad the Caps ofsGood Eopr to re-
.','-i1e WAS not prepared at this n.o;n.nt 70
9 what vote he might give on the further
.,Aaaance of tie embargo; but ne was pre-
.e8 % say that for etghtecn n,9sths longer,
aoaia not be the policy or rebound 70 the
o,.0' O the United States TO continue 1T
.a ~ system which operated indirectts on the
ss". efeAis, After every means had been
1 1850 % preserve peace [as was no'T near
s4s easel nc wished TO see the nation as
,;a,' 0ie same attitude, assert the same prin'
.1piss, and maintain ths same character
|, 80 eharSed ouf forefathcrs--thc same that
r;,. Ae :, them IN 1875. * indicate our rights
,., 80 honorable and open wafare.-For this
,ss LII I:n se was opposed TO the hest section o.
w. snu,oecause 1t might coRyeysn impression
II, A., ~ ole, he was not willing to sanction
he ~ =. hos Consider the bill as connected witt
\ s'''oaso. The second section was one
$.
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FRIDAY, Dec. 50.
Mr.. Da5uson presented the following re-
solution:
Pesolved, That the committee of COM
rnerce and manufactures &c instructed to
inquire into the expedicncy 0! retaoving The
collectors Office from the pore OF iappahan-
mock to that OF Fredericksbnrgh, in the
state of Virginia, with leave TO report by
bill or otherwise.
Ordered to lie on the table.
A message vas received from the President
transmitting, at the request Of the governor.
senate and house Of representatives. OF the
state Of Pennsylvania, several resolutions a.
dopted by that legislature and approved by
the governor, expressing their confidence
In the wisdom of the measures pursued by
the general government.
A message accompanied tie above trans
hitting letter FROM governor Claiborne,
respecting certain wandering tribes OF IN
dams.
On motion of EIr. Newton, the COM
Jairtee of post Offices AID post roads were
instructed to brine in bill for ranking the
documents transmitted by the President on
the Esd instant, and printed by order OF the
house, (the DEGREES Of beliigereats respect
inc neutral commerce. and such other DO
cuncnts as may from time 70 time be PRINT
ed COR the use OF the members.
The Speaker laid before the house COM
mupcation from Edward Livingston, q
New Orleans, respecting his claim to The
Batture.
III. @uiacv presented the petition OF 70
masters and mates OF vessels n the town OF
Portland sI2in) praying Tor relief IL the
present unfortunate situation OF tbe.r afairs.
The petition IS written II technlai style,
and excited considerable mrth. referred
to the committee Of ways and means.
On motion OF HJr. Nelson, the mouse
xyonr into committee OF the whole on the
resolution reported by the committee on
military and naval aasirs, for raising, arm
ing, and equipping $4,000 volunteers to
serve for two years, Dir. Efarion in the
chair.
Nr. Nelson spoke in favor of the resolu-
ton, which, he said, had been predicated
on the broadest foundation without any
thing to do with the details OF the bill which
would be brought in. lie said it was pre-
bafle these men would be wanting before a
b;ll cau,d pass, and the troops be raised ;
and he hoped the resolution would imme-
diatclv pass the committee, that Nc delay
might be had in bringing in the bill.
After some conversation the resolution
was agreed to, and the committee rose and
reported it without amendments; when it
was Immediately taken UP by the house
snirited debate ensued: Mr.. f.ppes sup
porting, and Messrs. GARDENER and esulhcy
opposing the resolution.
aa. Macon moved to strike out the mum
hers IN the resolution, SO as to let thread:
Resolved. that it is expedient immediate
= 70 raise, arm, and equip, Vo-
un,eers, to eerye for the term OF
years" ), a,nsrt did
nor nreyail. The last was adopted and the
question on the resolution was then taken
by ayes and noes; and carrled-Ayes 20
Noes 81.
On motion Of Mr.. Nelson, the resolution
was referred to the committee VINO r! rsPof'ss
T. with instructions to report BY sih'
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THURSDAY, Deeember 90.
INDIAN TRADE.

lon notion. OF, Mr.. Eso'2nf,
Re aasd, That tho Comnlit.ee of Com
|rrec and Manufactures, be instructedfto en-
lire INTO the expedieney OF continuing IN
ice toe act enti.lea An act for the estab-
|hm5nt Of Trading Hoases with the Indian
|oes' also to esqai4e whether any and
lazy wat amendments are necessary to the
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TO LET,

WAT eligible stand for business latley
3. occupied by .ssf Charles Nsnactt, at tbs
coracr Of King and Fairiss streets.
K. i. TAYLOR.
E.rerufof sfJsbp ISatis.
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JONI 5dsalIT itTly
kcrNcrt lsnssGrfon.
January .. 81
A LIST af LArTEAs
Remaining II hse P.ss-G,tscs, .6ssAs,iasie,
(L5LJ January LIZ, 1853.
John Andrews. Hsnndi. adams, Alexander
S. Addison
Sophia Bland, Joha Bagget., James and
Charles Barry, Sarah Barnes, James 8Uileck.
Thomas Bu.Ch.
Cyrus Cooper, John Campbell, John Clop-
per, John Carlton, 2, Captain Chsmbard,
Ruth Carnes, Whiting Cook, Jos. Crandell,
Susanna Carpenter, John gladden., John Con-
nell, John Z. Cook. Mrs. Colston, Richard
Chester, Mary Cochran, Josiah Cleayeland.
d.
Mayer Derkhime, Thomas Diggs, Thomas
Darnes, William, Davis, Benz. 1. Dulanys
Marcus Dannison. John Davidson, Chas S.
Dade, John S. Davis, Edmond Denny, John
Darne.
Charles Echie, j0nn -. E.iiiSfs, 1ohH La
lott.
w. A. Fnz2erstl. Job Falls, M'Carty Fitz.
hugh, Susan French, Charlotte Fltzhugli,
Zebu.on Furguson.
John Graham, Jesse Garner, Nicholas
Graenham.
M-s. lfsssil;ns, Alexander Henderson, ?,
Francis HemersIey, James IIuntsr, John
Hunter, Jacob s4azelton, John Holland, Feter
Hutchens, Grafton D. s4enaoI, Il. husfon'
Raphael Holskin, Samuel Aen.on, *9ary
Hanaenton, Thomas Halh%Ft, Ssfn' kioiiiaay'
Caleb Hesseee Geo, ssowIand.
].
Roger jones'. M.ry-Ann Johhson' VIVA
Joy.
William Kenne, Benjamin KING Joshua
Kidwc.l, Reuben Kirk.
L..
Zschariah Lyle, John Lindsay, Mr. Lee,
Henry Lee, Theo. Lee, JAMS Logan.
John Merchant, Heary Moscrop, 2, Caieo
Morrison, Mr.. Meln, Daniel s'CartJ, Jonn :
M.Clelland, Randolph Mott.
n.
Thomas Neale, 2, Prssbury Norton, Natn'
Sarratt, Captain Nowl, William K. Nsyes'
Thomas Ogden.
P.
William Pike, Ma.lett Provost Edy Powell
George Phillips, John Pluman.
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A bill was reported il pursuance Of the
resolution ofercdby Mr.. Newton, respect
ing. the sralxing ofdocuncnas, and ordered
to be engrossed FOR third reading.
Adjourned.
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Dinolution Of I'artncriilip.

THE partnership hsretofure carried on by
the subscribers tnsdsf lso l.cG- Of ,9a1aiesons
and aadersor, is this ,sas dissolved By mu-s
tuai consent all @PEks9ss hayins claims
agsins, the late coscerf. will brsag taern in
wiJaoue delay sar setli.a.is1nt ENC taosc "ho
are. Indebted te lleA VIII pie.ss come for
ward and settle thS ssfne
Aadrew Iamlelon
goa .EAr Atss
.joi1a janslsipsl,
kcttcrt lsnssGrfon.
January So
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I" October 81.

oU5E or REPR4a sENTATIvEs U. S
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-10
BY N. CHAPMAN, M. D.

Cumberland, December Court, 1903.
lanes Morton & Co. Plaintiff
ACATv sT IN Chan.
John Lakeland A6n'r. Of JIo Bib, Gerry.
DE-, and Dury Watson, Defts
I'hIS day came the Plaintiffs by their attorneys
and the Defendant Drury, not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according
10 Law and the rules Of this cour, and IL appear,
ingto the Satisfaction Of the court that ne is not
an inhabiisn, Of this state, on the motion of the
p'aintiGsby their counsel aforesaid, Il is ordered
that the said defendant Drury, do appear here
on the 4'h Monday in March next and onswer the
plaintiff bill, and that copy Of this order he
published IN some one ofthe newspapers printed
an me city OF Richmond, and posted a, the front
door of the court house of this county.
A Copy--Auese.
Miller Woodson, ,r. d.