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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23
NO. w.

THIS bank has had its youth, its middle
age, aud now comes on its old age, and Oh The
9Th of March next will be IT'S dissolution. At
the outset, 90 years appeared TO TIE stock
holders long time for the enjoyment of
such extensive means in the acquisition of
wealth. The term, being nearly closed, now
appears too short. Preparation has been de-
layed. The profits have indeed been enor-
nous, but how shall the holders Of shares,
which have been at high premium, bear to
see them reduced TO par!
As the government has honourably COM
piled with its engagements, has received and
used hundreds oil millions OF the bank paper,
has deposited its treasures III the vaults cf
this bank, has incorporated 10 other bank
within the term, end has uniformly been it's
patron and beneiactor, do not justice and bon-
our require OF the stockholders OF this bank
to be equally punctual on thsir psn lf,bey
are anxious Tor more profits, let them reool-
lcct that " j heir measure has been heared
up, pressed down, and running over ;" that
their fellow-citizens are as well entitled 10
such privileges as they are, and tl.at all tho
loaves and fishes in the gilt Of government
have not been equal to what they have enjoy
cd.
Such reflections may lead them to offer
TO buy : new charter, instead OF leceivingit it
gratis, or gaining h by con7sulsio. /; but the
goverEmsnt will not sell 10 Joreisntrs, il will
not seHto citizens monoi oily of makinr pa
per represent silver and gold, and oil punish
ing other citizens ior making paper repre-
sent their paper. II such things are TO be
sold, let US hold pubIiok ctien OF our de-
clarstion Of independence, our Constitution,
and our president. 4l2f.aa
The directors Of the bank are said to be
honourable men. As such. they may in con-
cert with the government, adort such means
as will draw their sffairs to close with tho
least possible injury TO themselves and 10 the
publick. They may cease TO discount and be
allowed their own time for COLLECTIONS but
the honour of the directors will lead them ~
different course. They are resolved on q
renewal of the charter. The msRions u me
United States are resolved against renewal.
The question is before the lagislature ofths
nation. Federalism will be the daring advo-
cate, and rsfn6icanism the intrepid and sue
cessiul opponent Of the measure.
Tire spasms and convulsioris, inseparable
from the approaching dissolution OF such
gIsantick bcdy, though enlisted by tie bank
as their best troops,wilI pub'ickly desert their
standard on the day of discussion, and will be
the mos, powerful and irresistible miIitants a.
gainst their claims.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23

a-,ac scriptum fuistis meo auctoritatibus. 49,
That no person within the said Colony, at any
time hereafter, shall be any wise moested, punish
ed, disquieed, called in question, for any deren-
ces in opinion in matters Of religion, which do not
actually disturb the civil peace of our said Coioy
but that all and every person and persons may, from
time TO time, and at all times hereafter, freely and
fully haze and enjoy his and their own judgments and
consciehces, in matters of religious concernments,
throughout the tract Of land hereafter mentioned,
they behaving themselves peaceaby and quietly and
not using this liberty liccndousness and profane-
ness, nor the civh injury or outward disturbance
Of others.
That no man shall be compelled to frequent or
support any religious worship, place or ministry.
wha,soeve nor shalt be enforced, restrained, mo-
lested or burthencd in his body or goods, nor shall
otherwise suffer ON account Of his religious opinions
or belief but that AL men shall be free TO profess,
and by argument 10 maintain, their opinions in mat
ters Of religion and that the same shall in no wise
diminish, enlarge or affect their civil capacities.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23
NO.. y.

Is il in tho power Of the United States
bank TO distress all the other banks, by ex-
hausting their specie and stopping their-dis-
counts
Can this bank drive to bankruptcy mer-
chants Of sound property and produce exten-
sive calamity
Suppose then its charter TO be renewed Tor
twenty years, will they not have the same
power of tormenting in every year OF that
term
If at this time the United States bank IS
powerful enough to comfti renewal oi is
charter, will 1t be debilitated by twenty years
more of successful business .'
1t is natural for the state banks snd tor IN
di,iduals to put off the evil hour, but 1t they
advocate the renewed OF the charter they
make the evil hour eternal.
There must be revolution in the banking
system of our country, and this Is as good
time for it as can ever arrive. The states arc
overwhelmed by banks ; we live in paper
world the foundations OF our houses are
laid in bank paper our splenoid carriages
roll on paper wheels; our navigation, agricni-
ture and manufactures depend upon the VIII
of directors Gloucester bank and the YER
mont banks speak to more healthy banks tho
same language which the grave speaks 10 all
the living. :,
Look at the lilies of the field they toll
not, neither do they spin they live as easy
as our bank directors, who were hardly ex-
ceeded in splendour by Solomon in oil his
glory.
Look at the farmers and mechanicks Of our
country {; they toll and spin they eat the
bread of careiulness; their lsbour Is our
wealth their gains are by adding cent to cent,
till they amount to dollar.
Think Of the locusts OF Egypt These
were to the people precisely what banks are
TO our farmers. These have been often ints'lc-
ed to purchase farms on the chance OF b4nk
credit. The consequence has been, that they
have been gradually pressed. 'iii they wero
delivered over to the tormentors, ahd were
consequently ruined.
The farmcr,in many instances trusted those
Hly merchants, whose whole capital was IN
bank credit, and in this way the sweat OF tho
brow went for nothing. Slowly did the tarm-
ers Weld credit to bank bills, the counterfeit
evidences of wealth, and IS slowly cid they
withdraw that confidence. Hence the Giou-
ceNer bills. and counterfeit bills, and The
bills at IS per cent. discount, fell to the lot
Of the farmers.
From Michiyan TO Saco, banks we're es'so-
Iished. some in places so obscure that their
names cannot DO found in Norsc's GeogrS--
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To conclude; II hsxihen, ,-oF inhdel smr
perours md lrukrS a. I'D iksdgation of tie
wicked one, ,topened Bhe vkins d maryrssand
caused their blood to flow in streams in the
streets, emperours and rulers called Chris.
tian, at the instigation Of wicked priests and
bigots oi their party, have increased those
streams of the blood of martyrs into rivers,
and by the currepts of those rivers Old o.
cean's seT iptsrnodin d-making The green--
ONE RED" at
l)f i ROGER WILLIAMS.
. Providence, Jan, 8, 1911. -saa4qrA
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CONSIDERATIONS,

r @w CONSIDERATIONS,
or szE <PPRoIezIEc DIssoLUTIoE sP 7sS
= a. UNITED S7.f7ES B.fAK
In sERLs or NrMByRs.
BY JESSE ATWAfER, ESQ. OP NLW.H.AyEN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-01-23

The iiie Of the United States TO Louisiana "a
far Easf as the Perdido, .fairty traced.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14
PUBLTCK HEALTH.
BATHING HOUSE,
pELHAM-sTREET,
NEwPoRT,

i general, and 10 the patrons of this Institution
particular, that it is opened iorthe aceomno-
daton of those Ladies aid Gentlemen who wish 10
partake Of the "luxury Of the Bath" is happy in
being able to state, that it is in every respect as
complete as at any period since its establishment
TO those acquainted il is unnecessary TO Say, that
TO elegance of accommodation, quality of water,
situation, cleanliness and attention, this BATHING
HorsE is not inferour 10 any in the United States.
II is open every day, from sunrise until O'clock
in the evening, Sunday excepted, when it is closed
at 10 in he morning
or Holders Of Shares will be furnished with
Tickets account mot less than six at time) BY
applying at the Bathing ghouse.-Tick sold at No
g. Pelham street, and at the store OF MIR. WM Low
IE, Tbames-street-Price so cents.
Newport, June l2 1911. (eptt)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14
@x* Selling eff at Prime Cost

THE subscribers, contemplating different
arrangement in business, offers his Stock in Trade,
comprising large and extensive assortment of Eu-
|ropean and India Goods of every description, suit
ing the present and approaching season-which hav-
ing been purchased the most advantageous terms,
in NewYork and Boston, affords private families and
merchants an opportunity of supplying themselves
cheaper than perhaps ever has been, or will again
DC afforded in this town.
few chests of Tyson and Souchong Teas, war.
ranted of the first quality, will also he sold very
cheap for CASH.
P. o. RICHMOND.
Newport, July 81, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14
n COkt.

4 CO EI.,
T,OR tho curry in the Teeth and Gums and fot
i tia, AJc'Hve and Iom state Of he Teeth, which
causes then TO ache, the headache, sick stomach.
ague in the face, fever o6e,lsiue bi a,h, and
Of nervous affections aud renders toe mouth CA
treInely disagreeablc to ones self Add TO these
,he modification, which almost every person, pos
sessing cultivated mind, and rehred sensibi!ii,
must feel find their mouth dshf cured, by Carioas
and .fom Lteeth.-Appy 10 the Physie'.n. at
No. l9, MARLBoRoUCH-STREET
(ncar the Methodist-C -Chape) who also operates rs
Dentist.
Keeps genuine Chemical Antlscptick and Anti
scorbuticl Teeth Powders which " i'll preserve the
teeth clean, whAe and elegant, without the least
possible injury, &c. &c.
CT Advice given gratis
Nav Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14

TWO families, with number OF children in eacs,
from TO ID years Of age, and several Girls,
from lS TO % years Of age, may receive constant
employment and generous wages, at the Coti ~
Manufacioiy Of firy, Brorn 6 Slater at P0zriuek-
et-Unquestonable Recommendation as 10 character
and morals will be required. Application nay be
made 10 ScrItel Slater, Pa-E,ucke .aimp e Ero7s1,
Prowdence, or 10 the Subscriber, No. us, Thames.
street who will give every Information required
EDWARD w. LAWTON.
Newport, 81 Of SIX mo. 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14
FRESH GOODS.

lust received from New-york and Boston, and
opening at
II. q. RILHMOWD's Cash Sfore,.
An elegant assortment Of almost every de-
scription Of Fancy and STAPLE GO0DS-among
which are, few bales Venetian Stair Csrpetings OF
a superiour quality black and coloured Lustrings
and Ribbons black Grapes; Prints Cambricks ,
fancy, leno and null Muslins cAnbrjck Shirtings
case sne and low.priced Irish Linens 500 yards
bleachcd Crash and few elegant Parasols, of new
patterns.
.4lso = bale damaged India Cottons. All OF which
will be sold remarkably cheap for cash.
July 90, 1871.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14

All kinds Of Writing Pa by ounce, box or pound.
per by the rean or quire, Sand and po,nce boxes.
at various prices from l. Conversation, visiting and
25rents to % cents per playing Cards
quire. Walkdcn's genuine Ink
80 Dreams brown wrapping Powder.
paper, common, and 25 | Copy slips, ndclibe Ink,
do brown and blue, of BackGammon Tables
best quality, Hartford Ink Stands, Ink and sand
An assortment Of qull., Glasses for Portable
per. 100 or 1000, from Desks.
S3 to 80 cents per lUO. | An assortment OF Pen,
Lead Pencils with and Pocket and desk knives
without cases, from 10 | Ink Stands, Ink Cake,
10 les cents each Gcntlemcn's pocket and
Mathematical instrum- Memorandum Books,
cnts III cases. States and slate pencils.
Gales and Diyldcrs. Commercial blanks, blank
Wiiliamson's thrce-slit Writs and Executions
celebrated metallic pens for Justices
Ivory and bone Folders. Brass Ink stands, with
Paint boxes and Camels top, knife and pen
hair brushes. ndia rubber. Dlack sand
Red and black sealing ] shaving soap and boxes,
Wax. wafer boxes, bonnetpa-
Red and black Waters, per-
BOOKS
Bowditcl's Navigator,A- we'll assorted colec-
merican Sfp-Mastcrs ton Of Books for chill
Assistant, Bunts coast dren in poetry and prose,
Pilot. calculated to lead the ju-
Pcrry's Dictionary. venile mind to virtue.
Murry's sequel & reader. Primers, &c.
Bibles, Testamcnts, and very handsome assort
Dabors Arithme,ick. ment of walking canes
Wobstcr's, Aden's and and whips from s 50
Muray's Spelling books cents to 25 cents each.
Murray's Introduction. A small assortment Of
Stamfords art freading. + unks.
Hymns for Infant Minds
In few days will be received and for sale as A.
bove, a good assortment OF Blank Books, Ledgers
Journals Day Books, &c. sc.
Great allowance Will ba madeto those who buy
Stationary for Schools, or to sell again.
! Lottery, Exchange and Brokers' bushes
transacted as usual and every favour gratefully
knowledged.
StationcTy, Exchange g Lottery !
Office, .Vo. 11o, Ihames-ssreeLS
June 10 (cptf)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14
BERlAH ELDRrD.

INFORMS his friends and the publok, that he has
removed from his former stand TO the large and
commodious stand, formerly occupied by Mr.. Chap
potin, No. 2S, Thames.street, below Mr. Townscnds,
at the sign of the Rising Sun, where he intends to-
keep Hotel for the accommodation of Ladies and
Gentlemen, who may favour him with their compa-
ny Every cxerton will dc made TO render his house
comfortable and agreeable
O. Good accommodations for Horses and Car
rages April 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14
AB.SL'ONDED.

an indentcd black girl, named LUCY.-Au per-
sons arc forbid under the penalty of the swto har-
Dor, trust, employ or conceal her.Any person that
shall apprehend said black girl and deliver her to
me shaFrcceiyc ONE CENT reward, and no char
gcs paid. d.. B MuMFORD.
Newport. August z, 1Sll
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DANlEl. SHELDON,
(cptf)

- EPECTFULLY informs his friends, that he
IN mas OH hand
"A quantity OF excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, spine Shingle, Boards, Planks,
joits, sc. &c.
Which he will sell cheap, at his stand on SHEn
BURNES' Wharf Nnv. Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14
COPARiNGRShlP DISSOLVED.

HE firm of J MUNRO s. Co. is this day dis
n solved BY mutual consent--all persons indebt
ted 10 the Concern are requested To make immediate
payment TO JOSIAH MUNRO, who is authorized
10 adjust the same. CALEB GREENE.
JOSIAH MONRO.
Newport, August 1st, 1911
M TIE subscriber conlnues his business at
the old stand of j. MUNRO s. Co No. l16, Thames.
street, where he offers the most rcas nablc terms
an assortment OF GROCERIES, Crockery and Glass
Ware, &C, Wholesale and Retail
n. D. Every favour gratefully acknowledged by
August z. JOSIAH MUNRO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14

INFORMS his friends and the publick, that he has
taken that noted Hotel in Mill-stree lately occu-
pied by Mr.. BERIAH ELpRRp, where he means TO
keep geiteel Boarding House for Ladies and Gen.
tlcmen who maybe assured every attention shall be
paid 10 them, that will make their reception and ac-
commodation pleasant and agreeable
April 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14
NOTICE.

ITHE Subscriber having commenced tho practice
i of Law, and having taken for an Office one of
the room, lately occupied by capt. NATHAN
IEL SWEET, (nearly opposite Gov. MARrIN's,) re.
c,fuly soiclts the patronage of the publick.--
Those who may be Opposed To employ him, shall re-
ceive his unfeigned thanks and grateful acknow.
Judgements DUTEE J. PEARCE.
April 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-08-14
NOTICE

S hereby given 10 the creditors of the Estate Of
SAMUEL SALISBURY
ate OF IYrerton, III the county of Newport Mariner,
deceased, represented iDsolvent, that further time
of six months, from tie date hereof is allowed to
the creditors of said Estate, 20 bring in their GLAZING
TO us, the subscribers, who are appointed by the
Court of Probate for the town of Ii1erton aforesaid
commissioners thereon, and for the purposes of Jc-
ceving said claims, they will attend a, the dwelling
house OF BENJAMIN HowLAND, Esq. on the last
Saturday in each succeeding month from the date
hereof
THOMAS DuRIEE,
WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Commissioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate requested
to make immediate paymcntto
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, .administrator.
Iivertcn, June 8, 1911. (JC60
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JOSHUA SAYEK,

BAKER,
ID EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ publick, that he has removed to his New
Bake-tiouse, little to the eastward of his former
stand, in Mlstreet, where he will keep constantly
on hand, for sale, Ship and Cabin Bread, Crackers,
and all other kinds usually Kept for sale.
JIty 10.
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Neao Stationary, and Scbo0l
BOOKS.
B S.


No. 116, Ihnmes-sheef,
HAS just opened, and offers for sale upon as good
l. Il terms can be obtained in Newport, the fol-
lowing ARTICLES
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PcTecynAy Informs ms friends ondfhe habiek,
THAT lie las taken that large ard convenient house
OF Capt. JOHN WOODS, in .,hddetozvh, / l-2
miles from NeTfOrt, where lac intends keeping II
genteel
30 4RDIAG HOUSE.
Gentlemen or Ladies wishing to spend few weeks or
months al his house, be accommodates-He
iikewise informs the Ladies and Gen,e men of New
port, that he keeps house OF entertainment for
those that ride walk out for pleasure.
hiddle;own, July 5, 1911
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or al kinds, erceR,cd vriih nesiacss, cccu-
rocy aHg aessGich, a: bis c5c-.
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NOTICE.

l<O ~ T..
THE Subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Court OF Probate for the town of Newport,
commissioners TO receive and examine the claims OF
the creditors of the Estate of
BENJAMIN PITMAN, JUN
late OF Newport in the county of Newport deceased,
represented insoyeni--Give motto, that six months
from The date hereof allowed to said Gre dtors to
exhibit and prove their claims and that we will at
tend for that purpose, at our respective dwellings,
within said period
GEORGE HALL, Jun. c.
EDWARD SIMMONS, '0"""SS0"e'''
All persons indebted TO said Estate are requested
to make payment to
REMEMBER PITMAN, .ddhanistrGsrir.
Newbort, Jnly 10, 1871.
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NJ Office is hereby given 10 the creditors of the
~ Estate of BENZ. FREEBORN, late Of Bristol,
IN the County of Bristol, deceased, represented
solveni, that sir months from the date keicof are
allowed by the Court of Probate Of this town 10 ex-
hibit and prove their respective claims, ana hat
will attend to that service at our respective dwell
Gngs within said time.
EDMUND TOWNSEND, }
JOB TOWNSEND, Ccm7n,sSrs.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
All persons indebted TO said estate, requested
TO make immediate payment
RICHARD SIMPSON, .gdmiiastrGtor.
June IL, 1911. lSm.)
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Hn Abbren,iee 10 the Printing Business
is ry1rfr6 a; his Office. yRiy Il
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29

Five hundred tickets to be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with
the least possible delay.
Purchasers of 100 tickets or more, to be
entitled to credit of thirty days afte draw
ing of this class, for notes, with approved
endorsers.
All prizes not demanded within six
months after the drawing of this class, will
be considered as given up for the bene fit of
the lottery.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect of gain to adventurers with
any other which has been offered to the pub.
lie. Those who are Interested in the COM
merce and agriculture of the country, adj
jacent to the Potomack and Shenandoah
rivers, have additional inducements TO
give their support, as the money to be rais-
ed by the lottery is for their ianmediatc
benefit and convenience. 1t is also hoped
that the patriotic and public spirited will
be disposed to countenance and encourage
measure which has for its object the IA
cilitating ready and convenient commu-
nication between the western country and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the inter-
ests of the eastern and western states, and
to perpetuate their union.
CHARLES SIMMS, President.
JONAH THOMPSON,
JOHN MASON,
HENRY FOXALL,
WILLIAM STEWART,
Directors,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29

10y virtue of Decree of the County
ID Cours Of Berkeley, we the undersign.
ed Commissioners, or some two of US, will
on the 9Th of April next, sell at public auc.
ton 70 the highest bidder Cor cash Lot No.
So, and one half of Lot No. GO, lying and
being in The town of Martinsburgh, county
of Berkeley, and commonwealth of Virgi.
nia--Also 1877 acres or about that quantity
GLAND, lying and being on the waters
of Sleepy Greek, in aid county of Berke.
ley. The above property was conveyed
by Michael M'Kewan and Mary his wife,
70 John M'Kim, jun. s Co. for the pur-
pose of securing debt due by the said M
Kewau to said M'Kim, & Co. There is a
comfortable Stone Dwelling House and
Kitchen on the property in Martinsburgh
aud good stable. The Land on Sleepy
Greek is said to be well timbered and con-
venient to the river. The sale of the pro.
perty above described, will take place at
the Dwelling House on the premises above
described in Martinsburgh, at 2 o'clock.
ELISHA BOYD,
JOHN r. COOKE,
EDWARD COLSTON,
Commissioners.
NH O
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29
BOOT AND SHOE xANurAcToRr.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
l. the inhabitants of Martinsburgh and
its vicinity, that he has lately returned to
this place, and is now carrying on the a.
bove business, in the house lately occupied
by Rees Branson, IN the Main street Mar
tinsburgh The will be thankful to his old
customers and the public for any orders in
his line-Having supplied himself with a
stock CT good leather, and with excellent
workmen, he win be able to give full salts.
faction to allwho may please to employ him.
JACOB POISAL.
Martinsburgh, Oct. ~, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-03-29

Berkeley County, IS.
January Court, fsi1.
Mary Smith, Executrix and James Smith,
executor of Richard Smith, deceased,
Complainants,
against
Robert Wilcox and Sarah his wife, Hen.
ry Glover, John Baker, VIM. Smith,
James Barnes and John Barnes, Detts.
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants William Smith, James
i Barnes and John Barnes, nor hav-
ing entered their appearance agreeable to
an act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court, that they are not inhabitants
of this commonwealth, on motion of the
compliments by their counsel, it is order.
ed, that the said William Smith, James
Barnes and John Barnes, do appear here
on the I'd Monday in April next, to an.
swer the bill Of the compliments, and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in the Martinsburgh Gazette for two
months successfully, and published at the
door of the Court. House of said County.
A Copy. Tes,e,
DAVID HUNTER, c.B.c.
Feb. 1.