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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-15
have the honor to be, &c.
mr., X SMITH.
WfEtam Pinkney, Esq, SIC &c.
(SuBJoINED,)

Ertraet ofa letter from, Mr. K,ng. ";
mSfer PARLIAMENTARY offhe u Siaies al
London, 10 Mr.. Pickerinp, Scere,ory
Of STATE, dated London. JuLy 15fh 1898
Seven or eight ofonr vessels laden WIN
valuable cargoes, have been la civ captured
and are still detained for adjudication :
these vessels were met in their voyages to
ana from the Dutch ports. declared to be
oiOckaded' Several notes* have passed
between Lord GrenvlIe and me upon this
SUBJECT; with the view ON my part. of es
tabi'shIng more limited and reasonable
Interpretation Of the law of blockade. than
is attempted TO be enforced by the English
goTern nent. Nearly one hundred Dan,ah
Russian, and other neutral ships have.
WITHIN few months, been in like manner.
intercepted, going to and returning from
the United Provinces. Many of hem. as
wen as some OF ours, arrived IN the TexeI.
IN the course OF the last win er; The sever
~ OF which obliged the English flee. 20 re J..
turn to tn ir ports, leaviog few frigates
only to make short cruizes off the rexel
as The season would allow.
NV object has been 70 prove. THAI in this
situation OF the investing feet, there can be
no effective blockade which, in my oplni
on, Cannot he said to exist. withon a com
Petent force stationed and present az or near
the entranee Of a b!ockaded port"
ECtract ofa letter from Mr. KJnp m Iord
! CrenUfNe, dated y zUa;aP sfreef Inn
DIM, May Esd, 1899.
! " u seems scarcely necessary to observe
that the presence Of competen, for . -
essential to Constitute "a blockade and ~
| -
See ne note from Mr. King 10 Lora
~FefV'EFe' Immediately J0itoseInS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-15

ELOORING PLANK WANTED The
= subscriber wishes 10 contract for large
q"r tty OF flooring plank. dlivered near this CT.
y None need apply bat those who can furnish
tie very best quality.
ALEX'R FCrL TON
December IS -
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N OMESTIC WAREHOUSE, sub
~ scriber. in addition to his usual supply of
HOME MANUFACTURES,
Has lately received small assortment of WOO.
lens, from the mandatory of Col Humph
reys consisting Of broad cloths, cassimeres,
coatngs, &c. for sale by the piece at invoice pr
ces, or at retail
On hand, constant supply of Bed ticiten cot
ton cloths, striped and plain, spun cotton, Hats
of all sorts.
ID. ]. BURR
Dec & &c
N Richmond warrented gun powder IN
kegs and canisters.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
S,rayed or stolen from my servant in the
city of Richmond on the 10th uIt. a dark bav
horse, inciining to the sorrel, Is hands high snd
oyeats oid-he was purchased of Mr. lanes
Huooss'i, anu raised in the county of Augusta
where he will probably go, if not stolen-S 10
Will he paid ON his delivery to Mr. d. Brad.,ite
OF the city OF Richmond, iftsken up within tblr-
ty miles, and twenty dollars ifupwards.
Westover Dec. 13. OF
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FIFTY DOLLARS D.-Ranaway
from the Subscriber, ON Monday night 10 h
inst a inuiatto boy, named JOHN, abou, Is or
II years ofage, of, pale white complexion, r.
tier SLIM made, has coarse voice. He is about
i've feet inches high--I bought him o. Mr.. Wm
cambridge, OF this county in 1904, an,. he may
ave gone towards his residence or perhaps
iarther down the river II is supposed that h,
trried away with him two suits of clothes, one
OF brown CLOTH the other of a grey mixed colour
Whoever brings h,m to me, shall receive he o.
boye reward, and reasonable expences ftaken a,
distance
JOSEPH CALICO
Richmond Dec IS IF
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FOR NEW-ORLEANS.
The fire Fucker Schooner,
g X ii " ID S II G II E M

10 sail about the 14th Jsnuary-For freight or
pas sage, having elegant accommodations, apply
10 the master on board
Richmond, December 49, St
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17
X, ~
faN M
SHIP iii iii kgs ll9I NEWS.
SHIP

ENTERED,
Sloop George, Williamson, Norfolk -
Sundries--to payy and CT. Catlett..
Schooner Little Sarah, Rhodes, Provi-
dence- Northern produce--the master.
Schooner Hornet, Dade, Campeachy-
Loewood and indigo-.-to 4. Young and J.
Sandetson.
CLEARED, -
Schooner Catherine, Newcomb, Boston,
by Lawrason and Fowle.
Brig Augusta, Somos, Lisbon, do.
The schr. Hornet, Charles S. Dade, Of
City of Washington, arrived here.16,h Oc-
tober, from Campeachy. TIE 9th Sept.
until the 9Th October, experienced heavy
gales of wind, o. the 18th Ger. off Charles.
ton, carried away both masts.
Tesseh left at camfeschy:
Ship Franklin, Armstrong, philadelphia
Erig St. Pedro, Perry, New York
-.--z-, Mallory, Philadelphia
Sch'r Sciota, Jones, Vienna, to sail Ing days
Saturday, Sept. g, eff Sisal, spoke The
s!oop President, capt. Lopez, from Cam
peachy bound &c Philadelphia.
Sept "a, spoke brig Kitty, capt. Steven
son, from the Havana, in the Gu|ph Pass
age, bound TO Philadelphia.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17
spanifh tAeyino Sheep for Sale
at Public Auction.

FHE subscriber has Just received from
j. Spain by the ship Citizen, Captain
Dodge, Is Rams-s5 Ewes, and | BELL
WETHER, which will be sold on q liberal
credit, at bis farm called Burgundy, near
tkis town, on Saturday, the Sd Of November
next. The sale will commence at ten in the
morning.
These sheep are warranted ty The SHIPPER,
William Jarvis, Esq. our consul at Lisbon,
to be Of the true Leohese, tran&umante,
Nerino, breed, and the documents he has
transmitted to me. SO to establish that fact
in the most unquestionablc manner.
They were Of the hocks Of the Prince Of
Peace and Of the Cabannas called Paular's,
and Aqurre's. They have arrived in good
order, and may be seen at my farm at any
fine previous to the sale. The certificates
which accompanied them may likewise DO
seen at any time on application to me.
James II. Iooe.
October 10. cots
III INe Editors Of the National htelE-
.gencer, the Federal Gazette in Baltimore, the
Richm7nd Enquirer, Philadelphia Daily Id
,ve,tiser, Mr7u 1o1k Mercantile Advertiser.
and the Winchester Csntineh are requested
to insert the above, ard apply Jar Payment
at this o0fce.
Ar The above mentioned Sheep
having been sold, the fale will NOT
take place as advertifed-and the diff
ferent Printers who have publifhed the
above, will accordingly discontinue
it, and iend in their accounts to this
office as soon as possible.
October II.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17

ceive candid and prompt replies. The ex.
istence of suits, for quotas or additional
premiums, does not bar ants-their
own opinions heretofore expr essed will not
affect them-the laws of the society, and
conscientious justice answering to the mot
to of our seal) will govern the decisions ON
all claims. We are not wiling to gain by
the Ignorance, or to advantage ourselves by
the obstlnacy of any member. As the laws
OF the society should take effect against
every members so they will take effect in
favor OF every member, although ne may
have arrayed himself against as IN eyerypos-
s:ble way, by opposition in court, or by eX-
citing pre- ;ualces which we think unbound
ed. hope and believe, that this Office, In
administering the affairs OF the society,
knows how TO conduct itself with sufficient
caution, and with perfect equality ofJusllce
TO friends aud foes. We are enemies 10 h
tiga,ion, and only resort TO it OF necessity.
A CAIN has never been made which the So
eiely have rejected, and TOR which suit
has been found necessary, except WHEN 1t
has been necessary to ascertain the proper
person TO whom the money should be paid.
| will ,thank you TO make known lhese
remarks, SO that, if any sufferer should be
inclined 10 address me on The subject OF MS
loss, he may know that his letter viii not
iall TO be attended to-. Since your brothers
removal we have had no special agent in
Alexandria. Ii necessary, may ask OF
your goodnes 10 see that justice is done to
US In the estimates Of less and salvage"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17

Since 50 much in this we have acted toge-
Their,
We must both sink like lead, or both mount
like fe ather.
In the hist'ry you're writing, where hoped
to Sec
at least one long chapter devoted to me.
ouch sore disappointment OF late has oc-
cur'd,
beg of torpcdoes you would not say one
word.
My barpoon and myself strike now that side
now this;
But, strike as VIC may, what we aim at we
] am bother'd, asham' d--l am all out OF hui
nor
Shall I give it all up, or cndeayor to 90
more!
In vain have we wish d and expected the day,
When new Homers, new Euclids, new en-.
pires should lay*-
Of my fine Torpcdoes, and your fine Colum-
. bad,
How transient W Il all of the fame and the
hum be had.
And, when the Committee to Congress re-
port,
What laughing therel be; butto us little
sport
For when it's found matters have turn'd out
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17
S 1900
Balance,

Yet there will be found those, who insist
that France ant Great Britain equally annoy
the commerce of the United States. We
see that although the difference is not so
great as that which we published, yet it is
nearly as nine to one, exceeded by the
French. --M0rfoA Ledser.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17

There IS nothing like Jacts.--A few
weeks since, the editor OF this paper pub
,nsned an account OF the French and British
depredatons, upon American property IN
surcd in the Office Of the Marine Insurance
Company Of this place. 1t will be recol
lected that the former exceeded tine latter
in amount as fofty TO one. The article In
our paper having been noticed by friend
OF the EDITORS, living in Alexandria, he
was induced to see what had been the effect
of depredatiops on American property IN
sured in the Office of the Marine Insurance
Company Of that place, and having accurate
ly ascertained the same, has transmitted US
the subioined statement, which We are sa-
tisfrd is correct. We had no authority TO
publish this statement, and do it without
consulting oar friend bat we think the
people ought to be informed, and, for this
purpose, there is nothins like facfs.
Amount captured and condemn
ed by the French & by Spain,
while acting under French de-
crees, S134,166
Restored NOTHING.
Ana cunt captured and condemned
by the British, $4,000
Restored clear Of epence, $4,000
Recaptured from the French
and restored clear of ex-
penccs, 1850 1860
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17
t. Is barrels Prime Tanners
OIL, lust received, and for sle by
Anthony p. Cover.
10th mo. 18th. 2azytzv
Was Found,

BRACELET. The cwner may havcir
ty giving description and paying the cost
Of this advertisement, on application to the,
Printer.
October IL. St.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17
ROBERT FULTON
TO
JOEL BARLOW.

|H.5 IS Uncle Joel, is bursting with grief,
,.lia a sharing with you may perhaps find
- are tall'n on bad times, upon days that
"'lnS Sup systems all blown to the -
wiz %pes OF US mortals how wild and how
TN and glory immediate hop'd to OBJ
d. 'rOss'din my wishes and yext at
lr1a. not ha5f 50 soise as We both tho't
5j,, no way, dear Uncle, escape the
S.n Inv $ thus staring me full in the face j?
,o y no reality-merely dream
rrss e,aer should sail Immortality
d saap like myself / am sure you must
S"Sls at me is to ridicule YOU;
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17
Mr.. SNoWDEN,

Having received from the principal agent
Of the Mutual Assurance against Fire, Of
the state of Virginia, the following letter,
which may be of use to some Of your sub
scribeys, and as it does honor to the agent,
AID credit to the society, whose affairs he
su2erintends, I vii! thank you to publish
it and oblige
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17
qlsysnDrta E3aiIg 6asstss.
.rDsESDAE, OCTOBER Ha

DEDaESOAY' W iobEh - -
r.. expectations, real or pretended, OF
!, Of our democrats, that the President
.n Immediately issue his proclamation,
,oc;or the revocation Of the Berlin
Milan DEGREES and declaring that the
o,,rcourse law will be renewed with
IT,, to Great Britain, should her orders
!. 4 rsscindsd in three months, are not
allied. There is no doubt bu. that
bsIore this the presiden: has received
e.,lI. formation of the revocation OF the
.,,,s and has come 70 determination
ia issue such proclamation till he shall
~ what course the cabinet of St. James
a ,u,slle, and what will be the determine
!, q Bonaparte consequent on the mea.
), Of the British. The issuing of such
Lo,I,matlon would in substance amount to
1elaralion Of war against England for
,,o-on well knows that the blockading
|rs.m will not be rsnounced, and the other
[oss.Siou o; the revocation is our pledge to
F.ss, hat system. BonaPar,e calls it an
Efagsu,ens of our rights, and those rights
/ must cause to be respected. The Pre-
] lint burst not, unau;horissd by law, make
|.hadscIaration.
Tie In,ellig:ncer is quite silent on the
\ p,ct Have the administration not yet
Byis.d what semblance of agreeable infor-
rioa to give the people of Massachusetts
fore the congressional election, which
|E;s place the 5sh of next month?
There is reluctance, an inability indeed,
the pant Of the federal editors, to initiate
democratic writer's. When the federal
|ialnlstration were compelled from cir
instances not in their power to prevent,
loan money, scarcely democratic paper
7S published for months in which the sub.
awas not mentioned in which the go
Eminent was not condemned in terms of
F''Fest reproach, and the people called on
Grange their rele,s in consequence Of it.
s federal papers now barely once men-
Oh 'he Tact, and permit the subject to drop.
asre IS the spirit that actua,ed the Auro.
ni79s: Why sleep its thanders? Why
ssusPicions and Senunciasions so qui-
'as Baltimore Wing, speaking of the
P'a'Alhg elections in Massachusetts, and
'TaS the nomination of Varuum, says
'p'd rather see Timothy Pickering in
'g's' than guild or submission demo.
Mr. Varnum is pronounced 6
+'0 man, submission man, and doubt
'nadvocate for an unconstitutional sys-
u NATIONAL banking We perfectly
Win the Wing that such men as Mr..
"nS are every way better than such
w. Farnum, and we cordially unite
4 "% paper IN the Wish TO sec none bat
'@sai IN Congress.
ROBERT FULTON
T o >&
iGET bADT nxYY
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A SUBSCRIBER.

THE late Ere in Alexandria has pro.
duced some loss 70 US, but | have been
much astonished that no communication
from the sufferers has reached the Office
have supposed that their silence may be
attributable to insurance made elsewhere,
which would cancel the insurance made
here. IF this is TOT the case, our loss is
much greater than would appear from the
Alexandria papers, which only STATES Leap
and I.awrason TO be insured. Perhaps the
very decided opposition Of the Alexandria
members TO our claims, may induce sus-
picion that we too, will, in turn, oppose the
payment of asst claims. They may rest as
sured, that, we will not follow their exam
pie; at least, know that neither the stand
ing committee or the principal agent have
any disposition to quibble: both they and
he would resign if thsre was any necessity
for resorting TO such conduct. should be
glad of any information which it may be In
your power to communicate on this sub.
iect. THIS ch ange of proprietors, and the
failure to reva!ue, renders it impossible for
me to form any estimate of our loss; but,
If every house from Union street to the RI
yer, and between Prince and Duke-streets,
is burnt, our loss is considerable. But we
will do justice even to the most virulent
enemy Of The society: his wrong will not
lead US to wrong: fair and formal estimates
of the actual loss being presented to the
committee, warrants will issue for four.
ffths of the same, after deducting four
ffths of the salvage, i the loss does not
exceed the sum insured, after deduc,ins
salvage. 1.-THE property has changed own
ers, s,ill,ou proper evidence Of the right Of
the present proprietors, they Will receive
the benefit Of the Assurance, although they
may have been ignorant OF the insurance
made by those of whom they purchased.
IF anv have doubts as to insurance, and
vii! communicate with nae they shall re-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-17
New York, Oct. IS:
LATEST FROM london.

LII l. EO IACNA L~4FD~4''
This forenoon arrived the ship Ceris, in
42 days from London. We understand
that she has brought London paper of the
twsnty- seventh of August, tive days the
latest, but we have not been SO fortunate
as to procure the loaA Of lit. We are in
formed, however, that it contains no news
OF any consequence. There had been no
thing done in the British cabinet respecting
the orders in council when the Ceres lett
London, nor do we learn that there was any
news from the continent but what has been
before received. Two American ships, the
Ephigeni and Brothers bound to 1onnln.
gen, which had been captured and carried
into France, had been released.
During the second rejoicings in Paris, in
consequence of Napoleon's morriage, a pan
tomime was given in the Champs Elysees,
under the title of The Union Of Mars end
Flora. No less than FIVE hundred and
eighty performers were at one time ON the
stage!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
A Tract of L and,

In the deed conveyed, containing
ESQ acres, lying in the said county of Cum
berland, near the courthouse, and adjuin..
ing Thomas Hobson's tract OF land ON
which The courthouse stands, according
70 the provisions OF an act, entitled an ACT
concerniug executions and for other rur-
Poses-,he subscribers will convey the title
to the purchaser or purchasers, as vested
IN them as trustees only.
John G. Daniel.
Thomas II. Walton.
Cumberland, April 2sd, 1910.
ids.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
Il E no v A L.

THOMAS DIDDEp, grateful for the
liberal support he has experienced in his
trade, respectfully informs his cuyomers
and the public generally, that he Has re.
moved his Tai'or's Shop to the msldo,reet
adjoining Mr. Robert Bell. Satldie4 and
opposite DIR Du-val's Apothecary shop,
where ne will thankfully receive any busi-
ness in hts line, and hopes by attention and
endeavours to please, ~ merit sentinu.
ahes Of favour,
Richmond, Msy nh, 1910. psm
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
Land for Sale.

BY virtue Of a deed OF frost bear
Ing date the 25.h day of March, eigh,cen
hundred and seven, executed by Carter
Wiikerson aud Sally his wife, to the suo-
scribers az trus.ecs, .or the purpose Of Sc
curing sum OF money therein mentioned
TO be que to William Bradley, WiihPeScia,
at Cumberland courthouse, Oh Monday.
the 18Th day OF May next, beng couf DAY !,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
6 EN- UINE
Patent Medicines
For Sale at the Aacus Orr1cE.
Obstinate Coughs, Colds,
Asthmas, @c.
Are Immediately relieved and speedily
cured by the use Of
Hamilton's Elixir for
COUGHS.

DKAR bought experience has taught thou.
sands that oily and heated medicines. ioin.
ed With strong opiates or sleepy drugs,
repeated doses OF which flatter and deceive
the patient for the prescott, by procuring
momentary ease experience, I say, has
taught thousands, that the common op,ates
and baisamics, as they are called, finally
aggrava,e every disorder Of the breast aud
lungs, IN their most distressing symptoms
that they load the s.emach and impair the
digestion, inhamc the whole syste m, IN.
crease tho difficulty OF breathing and ex
Cite fever. But the qualities of this val.
liable discovery, are evinced Oy perfectly
opposite effects a single trial will prove.
that it restores the determination OF the
| fluids to the surface of the body, and brings
OIL the common heaith;ul preparation
that it 6islodges and evacuates the tough
viscid phiegm or mucus, strengthens the
weakened vessels of tue lungs, sheatrlss
| the acrimonious humorr winch irritates
them, and finally discharges it. Taus stri.
KING al the root OF the disorder, the sy,np.
TOMS are OF Course eifeciualiy and per,r,a-
nentiy conquered, the reverse OF com Ia on
medicines which weaken the constitutions
! and give ssrength 70 the disol der for siIs.
sake OF moteratIns for the present sumt.
j-ot It's painful effects.
10 parents wno have children afflicted
with the hoopins cough, this discovery Is
OF the hrst magnitude, as 1t affords imine :.
date reief, Checks the progress, ana Ia a
short time entirely removes the most crurl
disorder to which children are ltaule. The
Elixir IS so perfectly agreeable, and the
dose 50 small that 10 difficulty arises IN
taxing II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
HAMLLTGNiS
Celebrated W'otm- DESTROYING Le-
ZSu0pc

"tIISL0s
Among the symptoms attending Worms are
dissSreeabe breath espeeially in the mofning.--
bad and corrupted gun1s---iching IN the nose
and abou, the seat -conyu!sions, epileptic H,,,
and sometimes priv,tion Of speech-i,segular
appetite, sometimes Ioa;l,ing food. and sonie.
times vorzcious--purging, with shiny and foe
I'd 'foois--voni.ng-iasg snd hard belly
pains and sickness, a; the s;omach-=psins +,
the head AID tiighJ srh 2 Iowasss Of spirits
SOW lever, with small and irregular pulss --a
day cossh=se scesslve thirs,e=5omslimss pale
and unhealthy eountenance, ani sometimes The
face bloated and flushed.
Persons sflcsed with any Of the above .ynp-
toms should have Immediate recouse 70 gamii
tons Worn Destroying Lozenees, whiea dave
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22

4 + a.meeting CT the Directors
IN @f,be Rich>oad Tw y;,ke Company, At
shc WlsSsh'ag,on IA resn iYkhs City Of Rich-
mont. tlic 16.h of Anil, iJfo.
. Resolved, TfYall shares of de-
tinq,ertsin the said d<npsny BE- sold at the
Washiug.an Tavern N be city of Richm nd on
Wednesday the asd Of men,h.
Resd1Hk66KXatN call of two dol
lars aud So nnkA e,eh share in the said
the Trcasurer cT bafss iSl sad Of next month.
A'C-Py4S
{ds> N. Sheppard, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-22
A6AIS5T

This day came the Plaintiff by his Counsel
and the Defendant Samuel Higgason not having
entered his appearance and given security &C.
cordin5 to the ast of Assembly and the rules
OF shls court. snd il apPesripg to rst sati.f.c
ton OF The cours that nc is not an iflfbitans Of
this cocnt'y, on the mosion Of nd Hainsig bv
Richard Morris, jun. his counsel, Ms ordcrea
That the Defendant: samuel Hisgasyn, do ap'
pear here on the fourth Wednesday in Juiy
next 10 answer tn: BIZ of the Plain..G, and tina,
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Virginia Argus, printed in The City Of aich.
mond, tor two months SUCCESSFULLY, and that a
mother copy be posted at the FROM door of The
Court House of this county. And i,n further
decreed and ordered, that the other defendant.
James Cason, sdm'r of John H.ggason, deed
and chs.les Thompson and William Walton
DO MOI Pay away or otheswise dis pose of any
money OF ELECTS in their hands belonging to the
said defendant Samuel Higgason til the further
order Of the Court.
a copy, Test
william Polard,. H. C. C
sp2na