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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-29

ENEMALE EDUCATION, viii be contip-
& ued at Mount Airs the ensuing ,car nm
der The direction of Miss TERRELL, WHO will taacI
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Drawing,
English Grammar ard Geography o
ne school viii be opened the list day of January.
ana end the last day OF NOy.-tho months of vacation
viii be jane and December
IsR MS--For Board and Tuition (caeh finding
her bedding, candies and toy .s) s 100 per nnrn,n
pald quarterly ~ advance II may b. wen Tor those
before the 5ist OF Dee ncNt se nearly bsc}L ~,
Der contemplated to fill the school is aread, cnea.
cd. UIIkfpjtI3EW iItI 20
Caroline, Oct o2 =,
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BosTon, Oct. II.

Captain Iiultz, ofthe Two Bets;cs, has ar
rived III town since our last. His vessel and
cargo have been CONDEMNED at Newfound-
land, without any hope Of recovery. Two
American /ISyiU1g UcoScig had also been Cap
turcd and carried in Thus, in addition 70
the other favors which our commerce daiiy
receives at the hands Of Great Britain, we
have an instance Of the cap.Ire Of a bona
fide American vessel from Epssia and a.
mother from PorugGi, and a couple Of fish
ing smacks from, & bound to, Tic u. States ,
After such palpab.c evidences OF G.. B's. iop c
for American commerce, who can doubt her
determination to Z" Hrotec" us from all pi-
ratical maraudcrs :---ChronicIe.
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'E7HE articles Of co-partnership heretofore
Il existing between the Subscribers under
the firm of WHITE s. SHELTON, expired on the
ed to pay their respective balances to Isaac Viii
who is duly authorized 10 receive the same. as also "a
pay alldebts due by said concern, ~
ISAAC WHITE,
~ JOHN S. SHELTON.
Richmond, Get 8.
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EHINA, Stc.--JCHJY g. FILL.lPD
~ has just returned from the North. with
COMPLETE assortment of Glass, CHIN.R 81
CfoCRERY U.2RE-which, with his former
assortment, comprises almost every article in his
line. Country Merchants Inn-boders and niya 49,.
families, can be supplied good terms as at any
o5her store IN this state, in any part of New-En
Siand Also, ON Consignment, afew boxes of CIiO--
ties. 'oNS 4Hin7
Oct. 49,
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OF NIX FfGUPFs. q,

"a UoEUM OF VIZ FfGUPFE. a.
-YA lSige rs iite--Livine ANIMALS ani
MECA NlSM, VIZ. = living African LEOP.6RD-
The African .2PE viii so Though tie Mma,aI TX
eie'se at the word OF conmand--To conc!a!s With
the Yankee setting ffc to his lig Gun
he EHIB(1TO.N will be exhibited for ONE
w EEk, at the City Tavern, in the CITY Of R.,l,-
ino'd Good Music during the Exhibition
@ \ Adnittance, 95 certs--ChlIren hall prsc.
n. b. PROFILES taken at tie Museum ~ Y
elegantly framed,
Get 81. s.
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WILLLAM sHAPARD has for sale the
Sept. IS.

"jLLLtM SHAPARD has for sale ~,
w following GOODS, pfz:
goo sacks Salt mostly Lii Glass sal, cellars
verpoo filed Race and eronnJ ,;
io"o ios' toHee, mostly Spice, Nutmegs, Alum
green Salt petre Indigo
% crates assorted queens Chocolate, Erimstone
ware, store ware, loose Rice, Mustard
and in Hhds. Immortal .nd C,urro.,,,
SO barrels New-Engiand Tea
Rum Powder and Shot
w. I. do. Snuff
| frown Sugar Ivory Combs
Ioai DO Logwood
C s:aunors Nhiskey Writing and Printing pa
S',tuO'SIs and Ley per
burns sectihed Whis- German POLLS
NsJ IN u'freis ana ter Sack bags and sackirg
ces Ravens Duck
ny ioch PRIME aud Romai Handkerchief
Ncw0reans Pork
Chpt and whole Her american 1nayuE,c,,r-
riass Cd Goods, vfs:
Swedcs and country iron Bed ticks
castings Diapers
German, Crawiey and Stripes
Bhstered Steel | Checks
w mdoM Glass Shrting
China in small boxes Sheeiirp
riaI pint and pint tum- Chambrays
eisrs ilais aud
Wine glasses Cotton Yarn
September 20. ,e
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October II.

MOIiCE.-tD Consequence Of the I'eni-
" Tertiary having reduced the price Of their
Wills one cent in the pound, with nm ayowed in
tenton to beat down all its competition
l, therefore, give notice. that have also fallen o,
cent the pound, of all my Nails sod Ger cash IN or
der that the difference between the price of ry and
their Nails, may be the same formerly --And,
therefore, trust Shalt have continuance of nv cas-
toners and Pubhcs iavors
ARCHIBALD MCCALL.
Richmond, Sept. IS. vsm
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he Vrocery business heretofore conducted nv tbe
above hrln Will be continued by the Subscriber who
proved paper. ISA tC IVIiJT5,s ny
Oct. ..
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4 fOMMlITED to the Jail Of Eorthumber-
~ land county on the och July, 1871, a
NEHto ~ n, WHO calls himself HlYRY, suppos-
cd TO be ahont forty wears Of ace abont feet -; H.
eLcs high, Of dar'. complexion, has a down Iooi;
when Spoacn to, and dressed il salor's clothes
Say 'ie btongs to Capt. Han,r, who sails for, tie
ports OF Philadelphia and Ncw-S ork.
September 6. ,,sn,,,
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- t ,S, Of Dry Goods selling off cheap
~ The Subscriber being about t. makr an
alteration in his establishment, will sell his stoc,, Of
assorted DRY GOODS, amounting to more than
? $1,000 at prices very little over prime costs. ei
thcr az wholesale or retail, for Cash or town accep-
tahces, on.y--unhl the 18th Nov. next, at which
time the remainder then hand will be sold at auo
ton without reserve, on accommodating terms.
Oct. L. A-'i> hi-iD-Ai-i e.
r. S. Those indebted to b. X. sre reoras,aI ..
make immediate payment-any neglecting this no
,ire longer than the 18th OF next month will most
ey have their accounts lodged with an attorney for
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Eesr SroDrEnr, Oct. 9.

On IHnrS6cy last fzro eomto1tcS erfhe Cd
fyGniry starsea .JYtm This hostto often a
UdSSen Rad 10 Georgia, ca nc -Lnitcu
States mail route hrowgh the Greek ration
aSJnr as Iookan6atchee, gpAcre they are to be
met 6y farty eftroofs. from Fort EaqrkinS
de!aehed .Ior Ahe fu'7iose q clearing t;cy-
Soz, Tedy Jyon, thence
IN nc coarse cfa ,Jezv grecks, t7uo othu
eonifanfeS q The Same Rcgiment, suW cam
n'ence ofennS' road 60 1tnsessee, fhrLnah
The lhocfGqo country on the roestein sEie Il
hes IombiS6ee river as high mn as TIRE Cotton
ON, seheTe they srW be jointd 6y ne rite
carts, zoho IL IS SGiG, are 10 cwf and cieur fhc
road .fr9n' 'he after end u the 6luscls
1hodlS ; this badly ftroohs, il is rtforted, are
10 be stationed cnthe E.o6He.
Cafs. Goi,feS i.ft this htGce q shost TINE
since, TO ttaz0 a road TO La'cm Rouge, 81
The TSGy u Oh. fAnct5 and G4t1Cstosv1,. g,hich
fs1o oonfontes offhe Consofacted reSimemf
soM oi1cH, clear a'sd bridge 10 this Eface.
Ihcse Sere''olrouteS, are stated By hersoua
acquainted St;ih thcn,, 20 DC sveH calculated
,Jor Sood roads, gciiich il zJW regl.ire 10 pe,7,
great e6or TO render i,oaaa6ic al ell seasons
effhe yfdrjor carriages ire streams IF 4ce,-
ter generally gmv admit Of bridges, and he
| SScc3fy grounds without ,quch d:Eo,.L,;,
may be cahssoay'd.
. Extract OF letter from Col Hawkins the Greek 4
gent, dated Sep. 20, 1911, to Gentlen,ai OF res
rectabi'ity near this place.
" am nozc in TookaubQtchce, cfkfndine
on the national CotncH just ocnuened. to IRE,
fare heh' mimdsJor me oheniae cf re,ide
fh'p"sh the Indian country, ia cos,f6rnii,u
acfth the orders Of Sovernm6nt
=" II dcfHtation cfrivcd last RIGHT of 10
Choctd7cs, &c CheYokees and 16 ShQ4rances.
rom ne north 70est, including tzvo or three
from t'1des unknozyn 10 for zvant ofinter-
freterS. The Shasconees qpere acc2,nb0,,;od
by a Greek, tcho has resided amone thers for
The last tgyenty gears. II great aum5er Of
oar chiefs ere assembled.
" The CherokeeS inform me they hare En-,
IRE eonfdence in the Justice Of our .govern-
ment, and so FIR as the road, trom Tennessee
Passes through their land. they haze gipe1a
fhen' consent. They heretofore had same
donotS relatiUe to Tire affairs cfthei,- natiom
BAT the Just conduct Of our !governmenf has
noz0 united them IN an unshaken con6dence
m az; their business here is to adjust scnte
n,afttrs reiatfUe TO firoferty betzveen thc
CreekS and them, and TO meet tie Chickasazys
IA relation TO their land ciQinas''
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FROM THE N. Y. COLUMBIAN.

III exhibition Qffhe Internal condition of the
Cnifed States, ia the autumn of18l1, in q
letter TO a member Of the imheriai hariia-
,srnt Of Great Britain. (CoNcLUDEp.)
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q yOCDo.-l he SubscriLcr, residing on the
"a Main-street, inmo dia.e ly f:.,r+i,g the
cross-s;reet, leading from Col Aiavo's E-;,ce has
for Sale the following articles, to sir
SOC Sacks Salt, l.. p. Paints and Ci,s
o nto w., Candies and Soap ~ the
S'n SoNes Window Glass box
S-lo--io-1e, i2-I5 Cid Antigua Rum
40 Bales Spinning Cot Best +. Brandy
ton :, brown & Lost Sugar
20 l'hds F. Y. Wits Coffee
Key Imperial, Guupowter *
g. Tons Iron assorted Eyson .r..s
German and Crawlcy GINGER and Ai;-Srice
;, Steel Best Spanish Cigars
Engiis', R!istcred and Powder aud Slot
Country 90. Glue
Nail Rods Glass Ware
" &seon &-Cart boxes Seine Twinc
BAR Lead Playing Cards, &c. sc.
Also, several Bales WOOLLENS containing twill
led Coatngs and F.nneis to the amount OF < 6ooO.
All OF which will he sold low for cash or Town ac-
ccptanccs. =
Sept. Is. Sw
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IN Observation-Disclosures count.
q Court, Scpt. %, 1911. NY
George Booker, PR
.IgaiHSt
Harrison Jones, DC
The defendant Jones not having emf rcd HE ol,;Icar.
anee and gwen security according to the act of IN,
general assembly, ADD the rules OF this court. aud u
appearing 10 the satisfaction of this court, that he Is
not an inhabaut OF this State-on motion Of t;e No..
uH ~ us counsel, IL is ordered, Thst the Said d.
iendant 90 appear here OF the 9TH s1on1ay in he
rcmbcr next, al answer the bill Of the Plaintiff ai
,hat CO. OF Ibis order be 70 thwith inherited in some
ucNs .aper printed in the city Of Richmond for ~
months suecessivcy, aud another copy posted AT tEe
ifoIt door OF the courthouse Of said county
Il C2pl--.RtteSte,
MILLER woODsoN, jr. d. c. &C.
October 8. -,
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WAsnIwcroN, Oct. "a.

A meeting Of the agents for transacting
the business OF the Branch Of the Bank OF the
United States in this City, Colonel JouN
TAHOE, was reelected President.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %

The following letter from Captain Edward
Abbott, of the brig Julian, of this pert, To his
owners furnishes Conclusive proof that the
Berlin and Milan DEGREES are revoked. and
That the government of France is in the most
friendly disposition towards the u. States,
their citizens and seamen.
The Julian was captured by the Danes,
released, and afterw ards taken on her vow
age iEom Gottenburg to Petersburg, by a
French cruiser, and carried into Dantzic.
e.
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Captain Bourne, of the schooner Argus.
from Aux Cages, informs us, that General
Rigaud died On the 18th OF September and
that General Maximillion Bougciand, sue
ceeded lin m Commando
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His holiness the pope, has succumb'd to
Bcnepartc, and viii shortly repair to Paris
for the purpose Of swearing aiic lance &c thc
emperor Napoleon. These things were once
differently managed in France
A general belief prevails in France that
Napoleon and Alexander VIII shortly nea-
sure swords On the Russian frontier
All the accounts from France confirm tic
complete failure OF Bonapartc's great scheme
OF manufacturing sugar from beets. The ST.
gar produced viii not pay the expe1cc of ex-
tracting~-LoHdon Pahejs.
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I" DANTzIc, July Z,
" GentIemen.


wrote to you on the 14th and 9th Nav,
and informed you of my unfortunate capture,
which took place on the 18th of that month.
they have turned me and the crew On shore,
ana nave landed the cargo, part of which
lsay the nankeens) they have privately sold.
1 am we'll informed by the inhabitants. thar
there was very little nankeens in the town
when the brig was brought here and now /
can see all the French with new nank cen pan
falcons on. Mr. Bell has gone to Hamburg,
on his way to Paris, to prosecute the claim,
and as it may take up II months before the
business is finished, now beg, gentlemen.
that you will release me. The mate can
take charge OF the brig when she is cleared.
and proceed agreeaDly to Mr.. Eeiiis order.
Please write to me by the same CONVEYANCE
that you do to Mr.. Bcll--say to the care of
Messrs. Parrish, at Hamburg, and they will
forward the letter to Dantzic. Should Mrs.
Abbott wish to write, l beg YOU to take charge
Of the letter, and forward it, In the mean
time, gentlemen, wish you would furnish
her with little money during my absence.
intreat, gentlemen, you viii write to me
soon and let me know whether YOU can re
lease me or not. The owners of the ,1riva-
teer, (Messrs. Andreal & Wolf have. with
the governor, contrived to PRESS SIX OF
MY CREW, and sent them Oh to Flushing.
TO man the French Fleet az thai hlace.
The names of the people are as follows I;
Edward treble,
John Green,
Samuel Eusen,
Thomas Hooker,
John Knowles, and
James Barkiey.
James Apt has taken bribe, and enter
ed on board the privateer that captured the
brig.
With due respect, remain,
Gentlemen, your obedient servant.
EDWARD ABHOTT,
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o. PRINTING, IN ALL rrS vARI-
Ely, roN2Ar THIS OFFICE,
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THE USEFUL ARTS.


The Shawangunk mountain in N,w-Yort
affords the gTGnHIated quartz for miilstoncs:
and the quarIies near Allentown in PennsvI
vania abound with the arid quartz for the
same purpose. henceforth there will be no
necessity Of importing the Burr rock, from
the interior departments Of France
ne preparation of copperas and alum
mas been prosecuted to a fattcrinp extent
18th in Tennessee and New-Jerscv and the
beds OF pyrites arc SO frequent and abundant
mat the materials viii supply all demand
1hat may arse for the most distant aces.
The ochres of the United States have
been explored with considerable care and
we already know that New Jersey. Della
ware, and Louisiana contain vast bodies of
them. Paints Of every hue, from the nal
I'D yellow to the BRIGHT lemon, and thence
through the blues, browns, reds, and uuI.-
pies To the black, arc now procured from
.helr respective situations among ourselves.
dance.
Y is known to but few, that isinrlase ~,
lon.hyocolla, can be prepared from Gsh
winch IS numerous in our waters, OF n qua
Ity as hne as that which is imported from
europe Tor all the purposes Of food, medi
cine, x Qualification.
wine and thread arc already euun r. @
decent amount and the nIacijrery could
De easily enlarged 20 a degree supeyscdino
all importations
The sugar Of Louisiana isof approved ava
ny and Increasing ii quantity The saprIv
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thick slimyand misunderstanding. large
and hard bely-pains andsickness at hG s'o-
nlach-pains in the head and thish'' with n
lowness of spirits-slow lever, win Shi"''
and irregular pulse-a dry cough-excessl's
thirst--someti:nes.p and unhealthy counl
nance, and sons times the face bloated ana
ushsd.
Persons afflicted with any OF the ABOVE
symptoms, should have immediate reooulss
to Hamil,on's Worm Destroying LoleHses
which have been constantly attended "iin
success in all complaints similarto those above
described. 80,
Sold by-Robert Graz. Bookielief'
King street, Alexandria, who has JUL
received fresh supply Of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas kingston
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a. To-
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PUBLIC SALE.
BY virtue of a deed of tr,,e

Nj
from Daniel M'Car,y, and Alargare,,
tilda srowcen, his wife, TO us the s~,' '''s>
bers, will be exposed 20 public ssle on ~ IL
day The tin day Of February ncri, # = '-
ford's tavern, in George / own. T.. ~t"">
Land on the river Potcmac, lyisp IN . ,"I' Of
county. state of Virginia known 80 M .CU
tvs Island, and Sugar Land Tract w.
much thereof as will be sufficient to ,nr 70
sum recorded in said deed ry us
This property lies about 90 mill.
George 1 own, snd the city of VA; &1o'e
and the Isl~,ld part Of the PROPERTY s'tF,
ing 500 acres, is known Ly il. ."$lN-
tons to be the most valuable and a r'UcCc-
land in either the state: of MsrylsnJ a'.F:
ginia, with proper cultivation NAV W. W.
to produce 100 bushels of corn Der -. se, h.Ge
great proportion Of this tract i. bc,r:Ia.
bered, from which an incxhHus.ah;c I'M
ofship timber, slaves, &c. NAV be , dLL-"aiy
The property will be shcwn on apn,ira.'
Mr.. John w. Bronaugh, in GEORGE 80, To~o 10
Mr. Daniel M'Cary, on the plemises T ,'f
terms OF sale are, one third cash, or nacoa NC
bic paper in the BARI OF Col,.:Abia. ,, 81
with two approved cnGorsers residro 80
the district ofCo!unbi. balance in ,h"
equal payments Of three, six s. rine m,, ,'.'
all bearing intere:t from day CT sale, in No..
as above mentioned The land is IN rev.;
bound, sid lie rescid OH defu!t C NV.
for SO much ready money as may lie ,ua,
to raise the telarcc then due, and the ,.,,s,
on credl, 10 meet the future in,,aIros- -,"4'
instruments the proceeds Of wijc, ,,e,I.
to be IN like manner secured. and IA. crs.'
ton OF resale is to be maze as c(,en ;.
successive dei u!t shall require CONFORM.
each to the terms prescribed FIR tho first
Elisha fancy,
James Keith, junior.
ooet % 24wn
a. The sale of the above prop.r.
ty IS poAponed until MONDAY Il.
eighth day of April: On which dsy !,
will be sold, pursuant to the aboy.
deed Of trust, at Crawford's tavern
al one O'Clock.
Tie Trustees.
eol uHI! -. law d,
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LEES
Worn, DESTROYING Lozenges.

This medicine which Is as innocen, and
mild a. IL is certain and eficacioss in lis O.
Iteration, cannot inlure the smallest infant,
snould no worms exist in the 5ody-bu, will
w.thout pain 0. gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever IS fou! or offensive,
and thereby preventive production ofworms
and many fatal disorders.
Among the = mPt0ms attending Worms
sre. ,Esasreea:de breath, especially in the
mo:ning-5ad and col rups gurns-,-chIng In
the rose, and about thr sca'-corTdisioHs,
spiIcptic i.s, and sometimes a Pri' atIou OF
.p-ech-irresslar appetite, sometime la' II
isg feoL snd sometimes Fc-scicas- lurgi1g
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Five hundred tickets 10 be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay
Pure Easers Of 100 TICKETS CT more, to be
entitled TO credit ol thirty days after draw
ing Ok iris class, for notes, with approved
ndorscrs.
all prizes not demanded within six months
afe@ the drawing OF tbs CLASP will be con.i.
dered as given up !or tn Dcsseht Of the lot
terry.
This scheme, Il is believed, affords an
equal prospect OF gain TO adventures with
any ether which has been offered to the put
lie. Those who are interested in the corn.
merce and agriculture q. the country adjacent
10 the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, have
additions! Inducements 20 give their support,
as the money to he raised by the lottery is
for their inme;ilte benefit and convenience.
It is also hoped that the patriotic and public
spirited will be disposed to countenance and
encourage measure which has for its object
the facilitating ready and convenient CON-
munica,ion between the es.crn country and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
of the eustern and western states, and to
peruetuate. their union
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January 4.

At the annual meeting OF the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town Of Alexandra, OH the
first Monday in December, 1910, the fol-
loving resolution was unanimously adopted
That for the purpose of encouraging the use
OF broad wheel Wagons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the bT sadth OF
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
to-! free, for the term of two years, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall &c the breadth
of ave inches, shall! be permitted 10 pass toll
free, for the term OF eighteen months-all
Wagons TIE breadth OF the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, Shall he permitted 10
pass toll free ior zoe space Of | 5 n enths
from the time they Snail first pass the re-
spcctivc gates, " hich s!a!. DC specially no
ticed by the gate kecBers-And that this re-
rulation shzil be extend = to all who shall
avail themselves OF it within TIVE years.
True copy.
Jonah Thompson, Sec'J.
December 2S. law
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ALEX. .,OORE, Ftg.
THIS is TO give noticc. TIA. ii

HIS IS TO give notice, TIA: h:
subscribers Of Alexard. ia county. n ,fg d..
triot OF Columbia, have obt,in.d from 20
OrPhans' Cou- oc said county letters o. ST.
nInIstretIon on tie personal eStn,c n Urn
htnea'a, late Of the county aforesaid tecea,-
Ell Al persons havirg c'aims apajnl. liz
saia deceased, arc hereby va.nc! 70 eSl.at
the sarne with he vouchers thereof 10 re-
subscribers, on or be fore the 9th CAV Of A..
gust next ensuing, Or they nav bv ilw ::
excluded from oil benef, to said cs..,e. agI
those indebted thereto are rcgui., d % =, ::
immediate Pa n.nt Given ucGer o.. hsnl.
this ninth day OF Eebru3ry.
Lucy Kincaid, admrM
chm Richards, admir-
Of John Knca't.
February 3. sosg.
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ORPHANS COURT.

Aern7dr'4 Csun'y, Erb. Trrm, Is i,
ORDgRED, That the administrator d. t..
Ills non, Of William Shrcve, deceased, q
Hsert the following advertisement 'iE.S u
each week tor three weeks in the aex;D1.:
Daily Gazc'te.
Tegte.
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not having entered his appearance and gwen
security according to the actof ssennbiy ahd
the rules ofthis court, and it appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit tn It
the said Aaron Wilson is not an inhaCitant
Of this district-on motion of the said COM
plainant by hi. counsel, tits ordered tia, tie
said defendant, Aaron Wilson 90 appear
here on the first day of next term and enter
his appearance 10 the suit and give security
Cor performing the decree OF the court, that
the other defendant, Joseph Birch Jun. GO
not pay away, convey, or sectete. the deots
bv him owing to, or the estate or effects III
MS hands belonging to the said absent defend
art. Aaron Wilson, until the further order
or decree of this court, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in ore Of the public
newspapers published n this county, ana
that another copy be posted at the front door
of the court house of said county.
4 copy-Test,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-03-02
ORPHANS COURT,

Me*ona'ia GonNty, Fc6. Tern, 49,.
Ordered, hal the administrators OF yets
hIncaid, deceased, do liz, RI the flow:a-
advertisement, three times in cac6 week &C.
eight weeks, in the Alexandra Daily g..
Zcttc
lest. ALEX. iOORE, Esg.