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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

- I1IFFN' IT0W IfII.III.
The ship NJ dAhatr. Gun P0LLARD.
from Liverpool CGoG) arrived at this port
on Friday last, days from Liverpool, ".
erpool Packet, capt. Freeman. s rclcased
PasseHgerS tat ne NLdI'esrr. M ,vhcs
Leaning, Of Phlad 'lph;a passenger in N.
snip Factor, from Opm-o lately sant .n) {:
cap Low, master ofstd vessel.
On the 18th iusia.t27 sail, part og the N
plies, under convor ftom ,5helbsrn, N ;
vent into Halifax anon. item we're sev.
ef'i sloops ot Wa gaI Transports, with
&c 94th Reg't. on 1oitd, as.aec convoy Of 9
',gatcs.
e have been favored With a 81. nc ,rew
= cans papers to ths 12.h mss. inc.as,ye,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

Extrast If q ieftey fons q cevfls,nos ~ Non. H.
veq, % his fyieHS in NJ Z. dated October 81
1879 ''"' q >
am truly sorry to have To communicate TO you
the reianc ny i,!lng5 that your friend an our m ost
now no more. lie died suddenly yit,,o.,, s,,,,,,i
on S"ni'y noon. Tie Legislature have ap,ointeI y
commit e 10 attend his funeral ~ Lyme, Ills day nt
,FoeneS' The committee consists of Mesir,. C;oJ-
"t'u' DT,Sht' aHi Nolcoit, from the Coun.il, and
Eicssrs I!umphrcy1, Terry Pntoar6 aud si..t
ron the llonsc They let town for Lime last o.
y'hng' no hneiness done this day II Is eyrecteo
li.'t Funeral Sermon viii be- Delivered b,re ~,
thursday by the Rev Doct Baosus, Of Bethlehem
Numerous desertion, Of regulars and militia fool
p'Aec from Lewiston, during anl since the affair ri
we 10TH sons Of ihem apprehendcd in Ibis
''""' Cd1Ga!aiSae, Oct 20.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
TIE ALGERINE WAR

The hostile disposition of the Dey &C Al
gers towards the United States, has been
known here for some time. On this SUBJ
Ject we have been obligingly favored with
the following copy OF letter from Mr.. Lear
to the American Consul at Gibraltar. THIS
letter contains more particular account
of the affair, than we have before seen
Com NH,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

Til5 is To give notice, that the subscriber has I'm
H. his hands the sum nf twenty -fonr potncs, BE-
longing to the estate Of Francis Andersen deceased
of Eing William, and is dc-irousthat the none may
be taken out Of lis hands. Iicterelore requests ali
tie lega'ees Of the said T. Anderson to core for
ward and receive their sey era pvoo riis bic
to the viii Of tlic said II. Anderson,
CHRLSTOFHER TG.HPRIT.S.
Ex'r 81 Francis anderson, deed. of Ky. Nm.
November 3. e,n,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

~ The Fetersbarg Volunteers left rs Yesterday
q" their way To the West, escorted b, all th, unifer,
cn'"Pahies ~ u'e c"y, ty the governor, and other
officers, and hundreds OF citizens i-'Ih.s. ma, -
cHhitited, among ~, cHaIn.,ie of decolun, aud
good conduct, Which, cont,rs the highes cre,,i, u,,on
them. Their intention was to encarnp last evening
~ Mr.. ",'iiainsdn's, mes fror. this city. D.es-
sings go with them And may victory perch ,Ino,
their Lanuers :,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

Privateer schooner Sword Fish, Foster,
has arrived at Gloucester from a cruize-
,aving captured two American vessels with
British licenses. md one English shp which
is supposed to he recapturcd. On the Il h
INST, .. 4. of &c rges Bank, saw a frigate
under English ceiors board ship, but did
not Capture her. Short! after saw t.1u fri
gates and a brig standing To the eastward,
Prc5sbiy commo lore Rodgers squadron.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

sI7ALL GOODS-Ihc subscriber has received by
y the late arrivals from Liverpool the following;
soods-KidaI CoItons, FIanucls, Manchester Suits
and Hardware, and is Ia daily expt ctation Of fur
Tier SUPPL from London and Liverpool, Of the most
useful articles for the present season, hicb e viii
bridge.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

but their contents are unintere:.:ng. The
election for members of Congress had Just
closed, but ss,i,. cicnt returns had not been
received to ascertain the eject. Messrs
Hopkins and Robertson stood highest on .he
returns received. Jecn Meet DeS!raku,l,
ia,c,y elected 10 the Senate of the United
states. has resigned his Seat-Generai Tho
mas Posey, formerly OF Virginia, was spo-
ken OF rs his successor. ChcrkeStoH GQ-.
Matches. Ifssiasihni Tcirftorv. Stht. 2S.
Arrived here On Monday morning last
Dir. Robertson. from Washington CITY, on
his way to the interior oil Mexico, rs ua a :
goat for the Un:tei States, to treat with. the
existing authorities of that c country, and es-
tab!'Sh "a friendly and permanent, under
standing between the two nations. The Doc
ter wall pursue his route Tomorrow orn:xt
day By land.
1t will be a question who the Doctor is
to treat with, as the Country is now involv-
ed IN a revolutionary struggle, which may
possibly terminate in the entire destruction
and overturn of the government ofhs Cath
Ole Majesty; whether he will negociate
ont he subject OF his mission with the rovai-
ists or revolutionsts: but we presume his
powers from the government arc discre-
uonary, and he was in all probability treat
Oh the above ncni neI subject it'll the pa
trots or rev0lutionists.
DR. Robertson accompanied Col Pike in
TO New Spain some years ago, and is, we
believe, every way we'll calculated u ac-
complish the object sought for. Should he
succeed, as it is hoped, a most advanta-
genus trade will Immediately be opened be-
tween the citizens of this and the neightor-
ing territories and states.
q f-u, =
kenny the Koran. mast have been those en-
5arked at Guernsey, the last of August, be-
ing the S9th regiment. second battalion. up
wards or 500 strong. az iey were to pro-
ceed immediately to Halifax.
Extract of'G letter ed Gotten6urer, tn
scnSf 4, 1912.
There are now in this harbor % vessels.
The Mary, Southwick, had arrived at
Stockholm and Alice, of Providence, Pru
dence, OF Salem. and Lyon, OF New York,
at Copenhagen, Washington, of Salem, *
Rachel, of do. at Lanscrona--all sailed from
the Baltic under Swedish CONVOY. There
may be many others that have no account
OF, IN convoy that sailed from Hano Aug.
f. alter receiving the news OF war by eX
press from here.
Admiral Saumarez did not receive or
ders to Capture Americans Until the Still, on
the evening of which one was taken-a
prize master and men were put on board
the captain, after being sent on board the
admiral, produced a license, when his ship
was given up again. She sailed for Bedde-
ford, loaded with coal, from Liverpool.
This hasty sketch of the safety OF so
many vessels, may be interesting. as also to
know that but few captsres will be made
IN this quarter, owing to cur receiving the
intelligence so early''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

The sioop Alpha, Of which mention was
made in Our paper Of Oct. g. was burnt on
Sunday night last, for having been employ
ca m furnishing provisions. &c. to the inha-
Ditant9 OF 81 Augustine, from this port
Some resistance was made. and. in The
skirnlish, MIR. Isaac Delgon and Mr.. A.
Griffin. were unfortunately wounded. Lit
tie hopes arc entertained Of the recovery of
the former The latter it Is thought will
survive. q seaman l3clclgin., t. the Ma
tlida prvatcer WIS also Slightly wounded.
Ms we arc pro lliSed copies uf docnlrents
winch will place the subject in anihentic
shape, we tor5eAy. 1T present, from detail
ing o'her particulars sc b,ve heard.
M"SsrS. Delyon and Gri.lin we're worthy
ane respectable voung men OF this MACE
and tliem misfortune is very generally re
GREETED.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

az f. expect 10 receive in q few ;ays l,r-. %
w sortment OF coarse GOODS, viz
Striped Dutfe and Rose Hlankcts-N1ie nav.
C"ttons; c0oured * white Pains--coarsc Cloths
nels-Tow s. Flax Oznaburgs-- Cotton Bapsipr Sc
Also, one bale of superfne Cioths.--two trunks &C
cambrics-irish Hosiery in trucks assorted.
and Pins assorted--whieh propose selling on,rea-
sonable terms by the Package.
CALICO, RICHARD, g. Co.
November s. &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

~ The Hcderaliets spare no efforts t.
Gust MIR. Mad,son-but in vain. They lose
their credit without advancing their preten-
sl'ns - he Leg stature e n. Jersey con
Vencd SIX days ago; and The Federal,,ts re
sorted to this daring eXpedient to furthe r
their views. For several Years past therc
has been tar in n. J for choosing the e.
lectors by General Ticket. All the ar
-hc"Wcn's under this law had been com
Pie .rd, TIE nominations had been made in al
thc countcs, the nomnation-lists transmi;-
ted TO the Executive, and by him dispatch
ca to tie clerks Of the counties, and circu-
iated through the state, and every thing
was fcady tor The election on the Sd and al,
Ui lhi7 month. What courses did the Fede-
Tdiiats i'm thc Legislature take? Findjtp
that General I;cket would eject Mr. M
olson, they are changing the law, to wre.t
the choice ont OF the hands of the people s.
take it into their own hands. so bold and
Migrant an outrage upon compton deccncv.
must arouse the people Of y. jersey, and
caue item 10 dismiss such unworthy s. p
VANS rom their confidence. And tins is
done ~ -. } atthe very moment wiiva IA
HNt igh Register tells "a, that the I der-l
Is &" Is. Carolina have it in c .utemplt 10
to ~ ebW 20 cancel the present Low aEd
c'.-' 80 d 80 a General TicIe, law; aijho'
fronl lte itde tyl t nov ieii them, IL is i'm
p1's.5.1 20 mere the NECESSARY arrange
mcuts. and n Carolina would -. rob. d
her vote The attempt, however, will
pfoiC Ealing
wv Madison viii assuredly BE- e.eiected
On Friday asst, the choice # Electors va
NJ ade ~ I'eHrsBi0Gnig; and she Is Hcrsei
n boSf. Yesterday, too Election topk =,
throughout pvSiatG, DO this city lae Ma
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
MAIN ARnEy

Gen. Dearborn has broke up his camp at
Ircenoush, and marched to the westward.
1T IS SAID he b1mes Rensselaer, for crossing
into Canada. and had gwen instructions a
gainst such eXI ditions.
The troops ~ Burlington have been or
dercd to Piattsburgh. Brig. Gen Chandler
has, reached the latter place Gen Dear
born the Cofnmander IN C'iief, it is proba-
bic has also before this time arrived atthat
intended theatre 6 action where tire main
army for the invasion Of Canada !, now
nearly concentrated. Important military
events may be momentiy expected. There
Will probably be 10000 men at Piattsburgh,
Bosf. FaiiaGiUni.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

QJ' We understand. that the Ladies of Louisa.
animated by the same cons,it rate Patriotism which
las inspired our fair Countrvwomen of the W,st mo-
lose I" Knit about 500 Socks. aud STOCKINGS aud
aii;tens for our troops. Itey wish to max. the
circumstance gem,raiy known, will = We v ri ,nyit-
E the rest of their cou"' ymen OF Virginia 10 co.
operate in tender an office.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03
4 o fhe yoang men Of Richmond, h;ancAes-
-. Icr G7l1 sHe C'ou1fry

20 ne young men Of Richmond, h.anches
| tcr GaG she COunfrg.
A roll :s,opeued in this CITY for Gem
pa"y or 'ol"nteers. so enterprisiig spi-
ms nave al:eady put down their naInes.-
WA on join them Will you follow the
gi"'lous footsteps Uf the Volunteers OF Pc
tersbnrg,r Or. Wilde they go to the bat
Tie, VIII jcu. ST here" il inslOricus easel
III y"n permit sister town to bear away
the we2'he OF patriotism from yuu, Wine
the mare OF RjchIuunJ is a word! and a
repfoscn among your countrymen! Young
men OF RichmIhl, OF MancleStcr, brave
young spirits ot -iieniico and Hanover, of
chesterfield and GooCh'auil, Rowhutan, A.
meiia AID all the neighboring counties, we
'nvite you tojcin us.--Come in and enroll
yourselves among the i.eiehd ers Of YOUR
country. Ourains ATE open t. receive Won.
fiie 20 the standard OF yotr country, Means
VIII be taken to aid M cQuipVng you in a
st! 'e noe u""orthy Of the corps OF Peters
burg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

,S.f.lfE. J.. V.3RT. .ldg,'ya
# the esfateJ Rich'G. r. Eaf4on, decd.
hlbemarle, November g. Itu
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Dudley Chace, f a. is appointed Senator Of the u.
:. tr@m Vermon;-Ihus stephen II. Bryaiev. the
dnti-9edT man, isleIt out he were FOR CLaee
Crop? lio--.'uige Tyler, Ga i scattering.
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UNITED STATES LOAN, Las + MOI Co.
Treasury Department, Oct. 81, ISt2.
g SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 the Loan of eleven n,iiiio,s
- of dollars for The use of the United States viii
be received at the Bank Of Virginia IL Richmond.
until The fourth day Ct November br~ inclusive af
ter lich day tie books vii! be- q, Griti,.iy closed.
ALBERT GN4I,NTTN
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=. "tVFtHF q NJ IFfI5NTV.
ttrest will be siio".d from ihe first day IT HIo,en,-
hci, On all sJbscs ors ,rdc rom te 18th ,iaf cf
October to tie lAth dry oi Noyce.b-r ,ellsiveiy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

we understand that LIT Col. MILLER is
ut Peterborough, n. Il. confined with the
Fever and Ague.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

The u. y irigate ESSEX, captain Porter,
went down the Delaware ON the Esd inst.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-11-03

Reg mont, commanded by Col. Wellborn,
Of this State, is nearly Complete. -Four Of
she Companies are at present in Virginia,
and six in this STATE. It's rendezvous is Sal
i'hnry, where tne Lighs Dragons and hea-
W Artillery are also 10 be.
Poiej..I 4 ~ ~ + Ps0
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NEw-YoRK. Oct. q.

N EW- DIRK, OCt. q.
The steam boat has just arrived [half
past III trom Albany. Captain OGILvIE
OF the Reg lars, who was prisoner
Queenstown, is q passenger. He was par
oird, and left there the 18th.
The Junon f'fSate still waits for return dis
pitches. IL The second squadron was to
have sailed from Roston yesterday.
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Os,o5er eth, 1912
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-12
e. Superine Yellow Bark.

DR.. S~aNF0RD'S improved Pc WIDER
Of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians OF distinguish,
ed character in different parts OF the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged 10
offer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste, IN
the choice of his means, can fail to be gratfl-
ed In The use of this elegant preparatlon.-
In strength, hneness and certainty OF opera
ton, it greatly surpasses the bark IN com-
mon use.
ALSO,
The ESSENTIAL SILT OF BARK,
prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up ia parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, cut of etal'
druggists, country merchants and private sa'
milies.-Sold by
James Kennedy, sen:
" Bookseller, and no other flerson in s4lesS-
pi2ria.
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January 49,.
ORIGINS Al
FAMILY MEDICINES,

prenared with the greatest care & attention
by MICHAEL LEE, & 20.
Lees Worm Desire ing LozeASfs'
This medicine is superior to any ever OF
fered 10 the public, being innocent aad MID
certain and efficacious in Its operations.
Lees EHrir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs, or
asthmas and particularly. the Whoeplng
cough so destructive to children
Lees Essence Of Mustard.
So wei, known for the cure OF Rheuma-
tism, govt, palsy, sprains, etc.
Lee's Grand ReatorafOc,
Proyedby long experience to 90 uhequai
led N the cure Of nervous disorders con-
sumnt;ons. lowness OF spirits, inward weak
ness, etc. 49,,
Lees fnti- bilious Pile,
For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant fevers.
lees Soyereign Ointment for the Itch.
Which is warranted an anialibie remedy
atApe application
hee's Lataliibte .dgue e FeOer Drefs'
FoA the cure of ayues, remittent ana in'
tcrmiS tent fevers
u *Jse's Genuine Persian L0hor,
ssjcelebr ted for the cure OF rlngworms, tet-
tiers, etc.
Lee,s Genuine Eye Mater,
An effectuaf remedy for all diseases IN the
eyes.
4 Which give immediate relief
Lte's I6oth-.fche D7ofls,
/. Lee's Corn Plaster,
Iss,s Danaask Lin SafVs,
d. ee's Restorative. Powder,
For the feath and gums. 49,,
Lees Anodyne Ehair, ss ys
For the cure Of every kind of headache.
me. Indian Vegetablc Specific,
For the cure of Venereal complaints
Sold Wholesale and retail, by the proprie'
tor. No. 90, pitt-Street, Baltimore.
K GRAY, bookseller, king-stfeet' aho
n. KINGSTON, Fairfax-strcet, Aiexan'
dria
To country merchants and others. who
purchase to sell again, Liberal discount WIS
be given by the proprietors. =.
To detect counterfeits, observe each arti'
Gle has, ON the outside wrapper, the sigma
ture Of MICHAEL LILO '''u
N. B AT the places of sale may be ma
(gratis) pamphlets containing recent and OK
traordinaiy cases of cures whose lenglh pre-
vents their Being herewith inserted.
June 20
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-12
FOR SALE,

rHREE LOTS or LIND, in the upper
part of Fairfax county, part OF the e.
tate Of the late Daniel McCarty, OF CEDAR
Grove.
No. i-Containing s47 acres.
No 2-Containing 337 acres, and
No S-Containing $50 acres
This land is situate near the Potomac, al
the lower enc. of MCarty's island distant
from Alexandria and George Town about 10
miles; one half of each lot is well timber.
ed Persons wishing to purchase will make
annl;cation to EDGAR McCARTY, at Cedar
Grove. or GEORGE MAsos, at Gnnston.
Fairfax Couaty, Dec 1873 60
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For SALE
To- RENT,

Ind immediate possession S1veH'
'w woe sssisnS Two Story Frame : enc
ments, Splenssrs) F situated on F~ittaS, -os-
tween Frank a Cibbon streets TO each
of .yi,ichsis Atathed large aad productive
Garden They will be let on moderate
John Lloyd.
january II. dsWa"
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District of Columbia,
THE defendant, Daniel OF st

iThom IS Jenifer, administrators as aforesaid,
not having entered his appearance and 81
v.n security according to the statute and
thc rules Of this court, -and it appearing
Ia the satisfaction of the court, Upon at
6aav;, that the said defendant Daniel ct st.
Thomas Jsnifer. Administrator OF Daniel
Jeoitsr, deceased, is not an inhabItant CT
This distriot-on motion OF the ssld COM
abinant by MS counsel, it is ordered, that the
said defendant Daniel cf St. Thomas Jeniter,
sdn illustrator Of Daniel Jenifcr, deceased,
do aepear here on the first day OF July term
next. ara enter his appearance TO the SUIT,
and give security 10. performing the DEGREES
of the court, and that the other defendant,
Edmund /. Lee, Executor OF VIM. Crsik'
deceased, do not pay away, convey, or Sc
ere e. the debts by him owing to, or the
estate or effects in his hands belonging 10 the
sa,,i absent defendant Daniel o. st Thomas
Jeajger. Administrator of Daniel Jenlfer, de-
ceased. until the further order or decree OF
this court and that copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months success
siyely in one of the public newspapers pub
lished in this county, and that another copy
be posted at the front door OF the court mousse
Of said county.
A copy-rest,
G. Deneale, c. c. /
January Is. iaWSm
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One Cent Reward.

~ AN away from the subscriber on Sun
. day night last, JAMES B. STROUD ap
apprentice to the Rope Making business ass
he IS about IS years of age, The above
R eward will be paid for bringing him home ON
Or securing him, so that | get him again
All nersons are forewarhed against harbof,
inp or carrying off said Apprentice as All
determined to prosecute suchto the extern
of the Law
Thomas GrimshaW.
February s.
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For Rent. or Sale.

T~HE subscriber intending to remove ms
/ JEWELRY BUSINESS to his new
,Iore il, a few weeks, offers for Rent or sale
ffhe HOUSE at present occupied by himself
IS Jewelry Shop. The Stand is equal 10
any fora Retail Business, and will be senle s'
for one or more years, or sold upon accom-
modating terms. apply to
Adam Lynn.
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District of Columbia,
+ alexandria Cou'aty--t qUif.
November Term, 1911.

alexandria County 10 7Vif.
November FERN, 1911.
Aaron Hewes and Elizabeth his vile,
John Swerd and Sarah his vile,
and Adeline Watts, George watts |
and Henry Watts, the three last
inf,.nts under the age Of twents-one
wears. by Henry Watts, their next
friend, pecuniary Legatee OF john
Watts, deceased, Conh1asnanfs,
against
James Webb and Sarah his vile, the -
only child Of Alexanier I. Watts,
deceased, Willaia Bolt, son o. 2
Thomas Bit, * Eiizeb his vile.
late Elizabeth Watts, VIM. KinS,
Henry King, Perry King, Aiexan- 9
a. der King, Edward King, Catharine =
King, chiliren Of Henry King, and x
Ca.harine his wife, late Iathlrine
Wits, William Watts, jain c.
Watts. George Watts and Charles
G.. S Watts, children OF George
Watts, deceased Betsey Watts,
Henry Watts, james Watts SUI
sannah Watts and Amanda Watts,
children Of Samuel Watts. and re-
siiuary Lega.ees of John Watts,
deceased, O5fendan1s j.
The defendants James Webs
and Sarah his wife, the only child of Alex-
ander I Watts deceased, William Bolt,
son Of Thomas Bot, and Elizabeth issWiis,
late Elizabeth Watts, Wi liam King. Ferry
King, Perry King, Alexander King Ed@srd
King, Cayhaeine King, children okgflssry
King. and CathagjSsSeis wife, late #harine
Watts, !aviiliaw Watts, Joha6 Watts,
Gea RE Watts ssfd Charles 81 " ats,
children Of George Watts ased, 3 Sssey
Watts, Henry Watts, Ja Xsstts, Susan
nah Watts, and Ansan pats, children OF
Samuel Watts, ana seSieluhgy Leg tees OF
Joha. Watts, Diseased not Having entered
tfeia sppearades AZ giyeas security accord
ing to the statute and'the rules of this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
eorf upsn affidavit, that the said defendants
are not inhabitants Of this district: On mo.
ton Of the said compainants by their coun.
sci, IL is ordered that the said defend
ants do appear here en- the first doy OF July
re m next, and answer the bin OF the COM
claimants, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted for two months success
siyey in one of the public newspapers pub
lished in Alexandria, and that another CO
nv be posted at the front door of the court.
house of the said county a copy--Test,
G. Deneale, c. c.
January is 2sw2m