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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
NEWPORT, 1une 81.

Rl0Ae Island Legisiature.--The General
Assembly of this state closed their June
session on Saturday last. Among the pub.
tic business transacted, is ain act authoris-
ing the several banks in the event OF war,
10 remove their business to some secure part
of the state, and there continue to transact
the same, during the danger that may arise
from hostilities.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10

1t is statedin the Meadville paper Of
June "a, that General Kelso is circumvala.
ting the Court House at Erie, with SUBJ
stantial stockade, as place of safety to de-
post the records of the county, and Sc
cure retreat to the women and children, in
the event of an attack.
Pittsburgh Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
Public Sale.

WILL be sold at public vendue, on the
w premises, on Monday nsxt, the 18th
instant, the Lot of Ground adjoining the
stone bridge, on the Main stree. Martius-
burgh; on this Lot is erected a small
Dwelling House, and large and very con-
yenient Stone Distillery with spring in il.
The terms will be made known on the dav
of sale.
JACOB coONS. sen.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
NORFOLK, Tune 26.

PRIZE No. 1.-The schooner Patriot,
7. A. Brom, Master, from Guadalupe
bound to Halifax, with valuable cargo of
sugars bv the Revenue Gutter Jefferson,
William Ham, Master, arrived here yes
lerday.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
FREDERICK.TOWN, July 4.

A part of the 5th Regiment u. States
Infantry, consisting of about 100 men,
time. marched on Monday last to garrison
Annapolis
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
NEW GOODS.
JAMES S. LANE,
HAS received, and is now opening
Fifty Packages of GOODS,

Selected with care from the late arrivals at
Philadelphia. Adapted to the present and
approaching season--Many of the Fancy
articles are entirely ne1v, both as to stiie
and quality.
He has also received an additional sup-
ply Of the most useful School aud Miscella-
neous Books, among which are the much
admired novel "Thinks to myself who."
Also Fresh supply Of valuable
Medicines and Paints, &c. &c. Rich Cheese,
Old Port and other Wines, first quality
Chewing Tobacco. No. 1 Herrings by the
barrel, Queens Ware, sc. &c. &c.
Shepherds Town, July 10, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10

LETTER
From the Secretary of the Treasury, ac-
companying a Bill supplementary to an
det authorising Loan for sam not
exceeding Eieosn Millions Of Dollars.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, June q, 1912.
SIR,
The expenditures for the year 1912,
calculated in conformity with the appropria.
tons made by Congress, and adding such
as are contemplated, may be stated in round
numbers, as followeth, viz.
|. Civil list, d.
ptomatic inter
course, and mis-
cellaneous ex-
penses of a civil
nature, appro-
priated sl,552,6So eS
Printing treasury
notes and other
miscellaneous
expenses not
yetprovided for,
estimated at $1,000 eS
- 100000 90
2. Military estab
lishment in
Guiding militia,
volunteers, and
Indian depart
ment, appropri-
ated l2,e95,5st 80
Add for rangers,
&c. lo4,4l5 IL
- l2,S0o,o00 90
8 Naval establish
ment, appropri
ated 3,iot,669 60
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
$ 26,3oo,ooo 90


The funds provided to meet that expendi-
ture, are viz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-10
JACOB cooNs, sen.

Jay 30, 1872.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
FOR SALE.


sHEE Inventor Of this highly esteemed
Madeline is native CT stmerira ",d the
composition IS the production OF american
5oil, consequently it i ID cvert sonae OF TIE
word Domestic. il il net pi)faG up w.,h on.
nssous tram Of pompous foreign cer!il ates
ofpersons froya honl ~ the grea' DISTANCE
that seperate Us It's impossible to ott:ln III
formation. therefor the pubic h3s better
security Cor ;helr ,non2y as there Cannot be
he ieast shadow for &c, option to Coyet this
medicine, Tor he mpy appears before the
community with his invention and an exp;
iruanlal detsil of tie various cases liz whIch
i reaIT IS 30 wonderfully emcacious and ii
which lie IS supported by the following ceE-
tii:ates, whose names arc not only suhscrib-
Ell bus their persons may also be consulted,
hairg residents within The circle OF cur neigh
bothood. The following are he complaints
IN which the Columbian Oil has Dcen found
so efiicacious and rasciy ever fails OF eject
ne cure~v'z, Rheumatism, Consumption,
Pains ia any PART of the bedy but Particular
Is in the back and breast Colds, and Coughs,
Tooth ache, Splees, P.eurisies, Challc,
Cramps. external S. internal Bru'ses, SpIains
and flesh wounds, Scal3s, 8 Burns " hoop
ins Cough and Mumps, Dysentefy or hloody
tux, Group and the summer complaint IN
children, and III weak stomach, that IS
caused by Indigestion. constant sinking ara
Joss ct appetite, il will act as powertai
bracer to the relaxed fibre and restore it TO
is propcrtone.
Itseems as though nature had ranked u
the first Of the class OF all pecturais and ex
pectora!s for the relief ct the hrest and lungs
as it sarcely ever falls OF removing ohstruc-
ton in either, particularly those who are
troubled with phthisic or Asthmatic com.
nla1nts who in the act OF walking fast, stoop-
Inc or lying down are almost snfiocat:d hall
tea spooafull ofthe Columbian Oh viii rem
der some reiiey instantancously, arc It cor
tinuea agreeab.y to the directions in 'u2h
cases will prove a radical cure by proauclHg
the full power of imitation to the lungs ana
free expansion OF the breast.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
CURIOUS EXTRACTS

From !beBqltimore Hhig, democratic hafer.
{ 1--WE had supposed that Henry had Put our
gVemmsnt in possession of more Information,
Ha great deal, thanit now appears he did"
sIf our Executive gave $4,000 dollars Tor
III: .uperAuous proof, 1t was, VIC think, la
Wishing too much Of the peoples money on 4
spy for whistle"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
-. and -asn, for one hundred

sxAOS ana aaSS3 eoA Sus Ae'Ita' ~
,sspro'I s Tvs. on their expedition to Cana
tsslga Srs Of Springfield, is the agent
i Nf. = p,lfthe money, just at this critical
) 'sPsnu among the good people Of M ! s
sfcllFe' - = reward them, we take 1t Tor
I1ussti'' = :. their blanket patriotism. The o.
ssptt d :. :, - be laid out in the state of New
i.ser hall l = Fifty thousand blankets must
eyeFln mn. tire thousand, a0hich S0W be me-
cber fss" sscure Coz. Gery's election, may
ssisf = ,oEea in salt provisions as any thing
q vi % ~, NE mean time, as there are yet no
cbs = and probably will not be under
tooPs ss .hs or year, and as Field Marshal
is p s.ne and his suite, let them have as good
DsFoo - for salt besf and pork, as ever &c
papP Tn bladder had for Madeira wine, ca
rs = Gamers, cannot for their souls, eat
pVs' a"G o. three hundred thousand dollars
% W. ofshat commodity, under any other than
worm '. .'onian. and an economical adn,lnlstr2-
l'n ~ prudence of the plan of laying ii och
I'a' ~ u.pse stock of perishahie ma5cria,s, so
' l n.Sre hand, and just as summel Is com
bnSS o'' MIGHT fairly be questioned ec'3l-
tSS op .nv quantity might be obtaih2d IN THIS
y 8 ,Se world, on very short nafice. II
F't !. baIfa million ofdo.l-ls, jadicious!y
1 s.,sd Of in TIC purchase Of PEEK and blank
ll'2s, IN ssre spca man as Gov. Gerry, eve
~ so.y must agree that the money viii be
..G Id oat-Caa. i4!rror.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
A,,s.r Saecimsn Of iHenry's Jalsshcoa an3

II ,bs letter of this spy of March Z, 1909,
!. .,,s, 8 The Legislature of Massachusetts
iii declare Itself permanent !; will invite q
r ~ ac.-now, mark, how one plain
safS vii expose and convict the fool The
I,sishture Of Massachusetts rose on tho 9Th
1 1s 1909, three days before the date OF
lfsary's letter, and became then politically
Ia} and could not be resuscitated until al
n new election, unless convened by e pro-
Samation ofthe Governor; and Levi Lincoln
,I.r exercised the Office OF Gosernor !! Is
not this another evidence, that these Letters
re moleu ya5r!eaiions 2-Boston CsAtinel.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
SPANISH AMERICA.

"4c' OF letter from respectable gentle
10 70 his friend in Baltimore, dated at For
R''o, 81 Feb 1912.
a, had the pleasure Of seeing the arrival
,o ss'aFoy,i IN this port from Cadiz OF 2,5oo
tooit cesuned to Vera Cruz; they state that
,-r. uo9ps were ready to SAB for the pro-
ne 81 q Venezuela
In:o feb. 18th The 10th inst. anchored
sGg .o port convoy from Cadiz and Coruna,
Sa :o9o troops destined to Caracas, they will
'''aout delay on the 2oth inst.
so5;a siOss advertisement, extracted from a pc
Aors ~orS published in the reign OF Queen
a gentlewomnn, who has great
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-27
TFouxD IN THE LETTER. Box. I

Sits understood that the letter which pur
ports to be a communication to Henry from
Lord Liverpool, is written On paper bearing
The water-mark OF a manufactures of paper in
Philadelphia; so that Lord Liverpool must
Import his paper Tor official purposes from
ascountry."
Questisa.-Hcw many comfortable meals
Would 5000 dollars have purchased for disa-
Sled and saperannuated officers and soldiers OF
Se revolution, who, with their families, are
low pning in want, and whose claims are
barred blythe statutes Of limitation !? Answer
500 old soldiers could have been csm.orta~
ay ted Tor nine months.
Could Warren and Montgomery and other
patriots, have foreseen that the time was e
come, when their companions In arms would
o treated with contumcly and injustice, and
9emOney Of the country they we're then pur-
'1aslng at the price of their olood, be lavish
Cd % vile spies and traitors, would they not In
al probability have been now living, CT hays
Slsd quietly in their beds
lacian RostiEties.--Ihe following Is al ex-
GSct Of letter from louisiana Territory, dat
dFeb is, 1912.
!. lou ask me what are the Impressions n
%s Territory as to Indian hostilltles since the
1t'ue On the Wabash. The approximations CT
~ w great body CT inhabitants are, that we snail
rave general Indian WA the Northern H.
ssSs last week killed family in the district
!, .,oI Charles, and manifested a determination
v, !. maze an attack on Fort Madison, situated
CcsvAies up the Mississippi above St. Louis )
-, S'egnor Harrison marched Yesterday with
r.. S.. Louis militia, for the upper set
tI s.'sn's m Mississippi. Ny own opinion IS,
h. =. The middle districts will not be visited
H., sae hostile Indians but the northern set
ss s-'ehls Viii, think, be broken up, unless
0ss' eSeF,lons are made by the government
SPANISH AMERICA.
rig Of a letter from respectable gentle
10 % ms friend IL, Baltimcre, dated al For'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

OeLa7vGrc, u. Nor. 10.
Il have nothing new to inform you rela-
tive to the army. None Of the wings are far
Their advanced than the point where they
have been for some time, viz. De6ance aud
Mac hrthur'S Block House The Virginia
and Pennsylvania troops have not yet uni
ted /; the former is at this place, and the
latter at Mansfield /; they will unite at Up
per Sanddsky some time next week. Great
preparations are making to- throw in sup
plies IN advance the excessive rains we
have lately had have retarded this essential
object however, it is thought, that they
will ultimately prove beneficial, as water
carriage can be made use Of on the huglaze
e Miami which will be greatly preferable to
land transportation, as you well know, in
that country. TIE General is here md We
ry well. lie will go to FrankllB,on to-morrow
to push OH every thing fer the advance OF
! the army; On his return, which will be in a
tew days, he will proceed on to Upper
SanGusky, and from thence to the Rapids %
MT. Ilf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

\. YORK, November %. Yesterday ar
rived at this port, the Portuguese brig A.
mizade, from Lisbon, which port she left
Oh the second Of October. By this arrival
we learn verbally, that the Juno, from A
merica. for Lisbon, was captured off that
port by "A British Letter Of Marcne. and
sent 20 Greenock; the Letter OF Marqne
had bcen seized in the Tagus, dismantlei,
and would MOI be given up until the safe
arrival oF the Juno
Lord Wellington was At Burgos, and ex-
pccted 20 have general battle. Tbc
French Gen. Massena had entered Span
with 5000 men. Marmont aad I.uE go.
scph had forrci junction at Gycudaa-
General Maitland, At ,he head of 1909 ne,
had left Sicily. and had made descent o.,
the Coast OF spain.
Lonis the eighteenth, had arri"cd at Lis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01
BRITISH SUBJECTS.
MarshaI's office, Charleston,
Mn, 16 1910

TIT eTEHt C.Dtte, V1El4FtF3toW5
..NoU. 10, 1879.
ALL BRITISH SUBJECTS (being males)
who have arrived in South Carolina since
the declaration of war, are hereby required
to repair Immediately to Orange CHURCH, Co
lumbia or Camden, each person designating
to me the place TO which he intends to go.
The Law will he strictly enforced against
those who may neglect or refuse to comply
with this requisition.
ROBERT E. COCHRAN, marshal.
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NEW -YoRK, Nov. ~.
MOI THE R.N .dPMY

We NEW York Gazette1 have letters
from Plattsburg of the 10th inst. which give
some particulars of the intended operations
of the Northern Army--from one of which
we extract the following
" Platfs6urg, Monday evchfag, Nov. 16.
Ibis moment the army is parading to
march to Canada. 1t has been uader march,
ing orders several days, but it was not GER
tain to march until yesterday when Gene
raj Dearborn arrived here. 1t will be n r
bout 5000 strong, and will go by forced
marches. ] believe General Chandler will
command, as Gen. Dearborn is going ck,
and Gen. Bloomfield is sick"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01
B.
Head Qparsers, Lc7Oisto7Dn,

1910 October, 1912.
SIR have this moment received your
letter of yesterday.
To night shall again attempt to cross he
river, aud attack the enemy's batteries on
the heights of Queenstown. Should cirCum-
stances render it necessary to march your
brigade, will advise you Tomorrow.
With great respect, / am, Sir, your ob't sev't.
S.V. RENSSELAER,,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
p. S.--Lieut Col. Christie has arrived
with boats, &c.
Brig. Ger. Smyfh. IF tie u. S. Forces,
G..
Head Quarters, Le7vistozyn.
15M October, 1912,
GENERAL ORDERS.
Brig. Gen. Smyth will please to give or
ders for his brigade 10 strike their Gents and
march to Lewistown, with every possible
dispatch.
By order Of Major Gen. V Rensselaer,.
SOL. V. RENSSELAER,.
did-dc-cGMh.
N. B.---A Postscript to tie above says.
" the heights of Queenstown are carried
and the enemy's fire is nearly siIenced in
every quarter"
The orders given on the 1o,h and 15th,
Tor Gen. Smyth to march, were SO timed,
that l:c should not arrive to share in thc ho-
nor OF the expedition but might arrive in
time to bear tho responsibility Of l.; ultimate
failure.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01
Buffalo, November II.
COL. VAN RENSSELAER,.


Those 20 whom the lives of the brave
and patriotic are dear, and who regard the
welfare Of our common country and esteem
its reSolute defenders, will learn with plea
sure and satisfaction, that SOLOMON
VAN RENSSELAER,, who fought and
bled under the intrepid WAYNE, has so
far recovered from the numerous wounds
he received at the battle of Queenston, as
to be able to commence his journey for
Albany.
Latest from General Harrison.
a letter from Gen. Harrison, dated at
Huron (near Cleveland) on the first of
November, inst. to a gentlema in this
town, states
That he, (GeH. Harrison) had then UNI
der his command $500 men appointed
that by the tenth he should arrive at San
dusky-by the goth he would be at Miami
at this point, which is only six DAYS
march from Detroit, Gen. Winchester with
two or 5000 men it is expected will form a
junction with Harrison. The army suas
qyeH hroyisioned.
SO 6bls. Salt gone oUer TO the British.
A few nights since, boat load of salt
clme up Niagara river. passed Black Rock
and run aground off Buffalo Creek, and af-
ter family had landed from the boat, the
owner left man on board, to take care of
the boat. But, no sooner had the owner
got handsomely into this village, when the
man in the boat hoisted sail and made for
Fort Erie, which place he arrived at in
safety.
Flags have been sent over to demand a
restoration of the salt-An answer, we
understand, was received that the salt
would be restored, and the person who
went over, imprisoned.
MeadUiHe 7roohs.
Governor Snyder's 1000 volunteers from
Pennsylvania, by order of the Adjutant
General of that state, were to rendezvous
at Aeadville, on the 25th day of September
last, elect their officers, and proceed, with
OFT delay, to this place. 1t is now the 18th
OF November and they have not vet arri-
we'd. the distance being 1870 miles The last
accounts received are, that part OF them
were at Erie and the remainder had not
some on to that place. An express, we
understand, has been sent on to the com
paDder, in order to expedite their move
HeDts. which in this part ofthe country are
considered very tardy.-Sixty baggage
Wagons are said to accompany them.
Considering the unanimity which prevail
led among the Pennsylvania Republicans,
previous TO the WaT, and their anxiety to
hurry on that event, it was reasonably ex-
pected that they would have been equally
pump "hSh 'He 'llhc arrived TOT Offensive
operations. But delays have happened
and sometimes drlays are gften danger
eas."
Something as IL should be-.
Since our last several fine pieces of heavy
artillery and detachment Of 100 flying ar
Niery, have arrived ON the lines.
The Meadville. Troops encamped al
Chaganque last night.
In the Hospital in this village. since the
2sth Ocs. about twenty soldiers have died,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01
PIYTsBURGH. Nov. ]

PITTSBURGH, Nov. IL.
Eight Wagons loaded with specie for the
western army, arrived here ON Saturday
evening last, under an escort of a lieute-
nant's guard.
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PLArrsn1-nc Nn,,

TLATTsBURG, Nov. IS.
Arrived at this place on Monday and
Tuesday last, Capt. Halls. Birds aud Sell
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Irla.f:ns ton, .NoucmIer Cd

!Flaf.N ION, .N0UcN:5cr %.
N"thing oF nrr,eri inportamce mas ia
ken pace in Congress since our last, with
the exception OF the Report of the commit
tee ct Ways ana Means o.: the petitions Of
the late l;ap.rters of British yopds, pray
ing to be released frou, teir pen;ll bonds.
he report recommends reference OF Inc
whole subject 10 tue decision OF the :iecre-
tary ct the Treasury, in whom II appears
discretionary power now resides to act on
tae su5jec..
BATTLE OF OuEENSTON.
On this subject an interesting commune
CATION will I've fpund below.
The ELEC TOR Al ELECTION.
KENTUCKY.
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belonging to the army os General Smv,,.
There e-. not far from leo NOW sick. but
few at them however. are considered dam
gerous. We shall publish III nsXt zee
no"'rs, former rceidcace. and such o,aer
particulars respecting the deceased, which.
may crafty their friends ard relations.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01
Scott Cn,lntV

Scott county 5U loo
In Franklin, Carrartl, Madison, Rock
castle, Lincoln. Shelby. Clarke. Bourbon
and Montgomery counties, all taken toye-
Their, the Coalition ticket had not twenty
votes
MASSACHUSETTS,
1t is now ascertaincd, contrary to our es-
innate, that all the votes OF Mas sachusetts
are for Clinton. The following are the Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01

CAN'T near Buffalo. 10Th Nov. 1912.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01

The Republicans of this state. dispirited
by the defeat they experienced in the re-
cent Election tor Congress, were rather
backward in turning out at the town meet
ings. 1t is not to be supposed that the
state ofparties in that state is correctly re-
mr. pt..1 i,,, ~, ,h,,,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-01

N.YoRE, November 20.
A son Of Mr.. Thomas Y. Seymour. oil Hartford,
has been some time impressed on board tho Drs-
goo OF rs guns having lost his protection.
We arc informed that the Legislature ut Ner-
paout have passed law tor raising seven regiments
at volunteers. The act piovides that each soldier
shall receive thirty dollars bounty, aud have Ls
ges made up ten dollars per inonih
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12
Frederick County, set.
Sept s..

SEP7EMBER COUNT, 1919.
glSRANUIS hUTCHINS.. ia.nt;f,
d AGAINST
o.waFd Talbot ana Daoie; Nysor,der.
adminiitratsrs with the viii an, ex.d 1T
Edward iaooIt, decd William j Abbott
Daniel Nichols, Samuel Nichols. na.ah
.lehois, Benjamin Nichols, Edward Nj
chois, Nathan riaEdin and kebecca his
wi,e, late kebecca Nichols, Perry Ia.
ind Eiizabcth his wife, late Elizabeth
Nichols and Cahdnd IA Nichols fti.e said
Daniel, Samuel, liaiAh, Benjamin, Ed.
ward, Rc6cCca, elizabeth aEo CaHandr,.
being the children OF i alandra Nichols.
dec'd- laie Laiiancra ] aiboti} ana t.ez.
kiah viagruder ard Suiannah his wife.
la,e Suiannah Talbot, legal reprefen;s,
lives OF iaId Edward alboti, decd. and
Wiiiam Llplcomn and Nancy his wife.
William Whey and rnicliia his wife.
William blundie, and Ma. garet his wife.
kiiJAh AnGcrion hnd Eleanor his vile. and
Lewis Smoot and Betty his wife, which
iaid Nancy, Pntciiia, Niargarer, Eleanor
and Bcdy together with Elizabeth, wife
OF iaid francis are the daughters OF John
| Marquis, dec d. IjeJenaGHts
Iys' CRi,TCERY.
THE defendants William Bundle and
Margaret his wife, not having entered
their appearance agreeably 70 the act of
.iiembiy and the rules of this court; and
it appearing to the {atisfattion of the
court that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth upon the motion of the
plaintiff by his attorney, il is ordered,
that the iaid defendants, W lillian Bun
die and Margaret his wife, do appear
here on the Monday before the .irR 'fuef
day in November next and anfwcr the bill
OF the plaintiff and that copy of this
or der he forthwith Inherited in fome newt
paper printed in Winchener, and snotber
copy ported at the front door OF the court
houGe of the faid county.
A Copy. Tete,
IA; KEITH, C.F.C.
sept. D. amy
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12
VIRGINIA, TO WIT:

AtRules holden in the Clerks Office of
the superior Court OF Chancery for the
Winchester Diitrict, the Sd day of NJ
gust 1872.
George X. Norris FIT.
agahit 81
Eiiha l. Hall, Preaey Neville ExA
ecutors of Daniel Morgan decd and
James Dunlop DTS.
FEN
& HE Defendants rot having entered
their appearance and given iecugity &C
cordin, TO the Act OF AiIc.nbly and the
Rules OF this Court, and ii appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that they arc not
inhabitants OF this country Ii is ordered,
! hat the faid Defendants do appear he re
On the lirsi day OF the next te, N and an
swer he bill of the plaintiff and that a
COPY OF tins order be forthwith inherited
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Fouie 10 the iaid town of Winches-
ter.
Tcne,
DANIEL LEE, C. C. C.
Auguf 1s.