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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-03-06
&o,tsress.
House OF Representatives.
REPORT

Of the Committee of Wavs and Means. an
relation to the Reoenue necessary. for the
service Of the present and too succeeding
years accompanied Soith plan for rais
amg me same February l7th, lSi2-Reod
a@u IonDiftted TO a Committee Of the
'o"ote House on Monday nest.
The Committee of WAYS and Means having
taken into consideration the subject O. the re-
venue and expenditure of the u. States for
we present and two succeeding years, in par.
tcaias reference to state OF CONTEMPLATED
var during greater portion of that period,
ASK leave 10 report
That the ordinary expenses during the pre-.
sent year, grounded on the estimates already
laid before Congress, are estimated az fol-
lows, Wig:
Expense of a civil nature both
foreign and domestic al 26o. 900
Army-esclusive of the addi-
tional military force authoris-
ed by the act of the present
session and including $50, 500
Tor the service of the militia
in the years 1909, 1910 and
1871 $751; 900
Naval Department, including
tae Marine Corps $500, 900
Arsenals, arms, ordnance. re-
pairs of Notifications Sc in
GLIDING 100000 permanent
appropriations for the pur-
chase and manufacture of
arms 6i4,0oO
Indian department 900 Oo0
Interest on the public debt o.225 .ooo
Toal ordinary expenses $1,000 ooO
That the actual receipts into the
treasury during the same
year are estimated at 100000
Leaving deficit in the receipts
of $1,000 ,Ooc
Which deficit may however be paid out O
monies remaining in the Treasury at the
close OF the last year leaving sum Of 500 GOT
dollars on hand. which in the opinions of tn,
committee, il would not be prudent under ex
listing circumstances, further to exhaust.
That the extraordinary expenses of the pre-
sent year already authorised by law, orwnicl
By bills pending before Congress, are in :
course OF authorization, are as follows. viz.
Ordnance and ordnance stores.
camp equipage and other
quarter masters stores $l,9oo,ooo
Six companies of mounted ram
gers los,772
Additional military force 5,ll2,560 &c
Repairing vessels out Of COM
mission and purchase of TIM
Der for naval purposes $4,000
Ere ton of additional fortifca-
tons 100000
Calling out certain corps of vol
unteers 100000
Calling out militia 100000
On ac
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24
From, The Charleston Mvesti5ator.
SIR. INVESTIGATOR

SIR,
In reading your paper of yesterday observed
under tie Baltimore head OF Goth ultimo, speak
ing of the capture of the British igate Gueriere,
by the invipcihlc Hull, that she the first Brit
ish Frigate that ever struck TO the American AAg
The writer of that piece / presume, knows little
OF the revolutionary war. The Fox fligate of SO
guns captured off Cape Sable in the year 1873.
by the American frigate Handbook, comm an'lcd by
captain John Manley, period wle1' we had but
very few men who were acquainted with Naval tac-
tics
The Scraps of - guns rated and Sc actually
mounted, with an extra number of seamcn, taken
out of the fleet under her convoy, from the Baltic
surrendered to the gallant john Paul Jones, Of
marlborough, he commanding the Bon ilomme
Richard, armed ln,iiaman mounting SO guns, s,
his crew reduced by manning several prizes preyi-
nls to the aotIon--two of them 90 gun slips the
Scraps was completely dsmas;ed, and upwards OF
100 men Killed and many wounded.
lohn Bull had ssvo for this, as in all eases, by
saying that Captain Jones British subject, and
fought with rope abort his neck 1 would advise
these hTvadoes to fix rope round their pecIs pre-
Hious To gong into action, perhaps it might assist
their nerves when they engage la yankee yard
arm and ynrtl-arin. These commanders certainly
ought 10 speak well OF their government, for the
following REASONS -
Captain Cochran was promoted for the immense
property he robbed OF one raerchantman Off this
bar, and other places the coast
= Capt. bingham promoted tor eoward,y firing into
the chesapeake and stealing part OF her crew, which
they were compelled to place the very deck,
whiCh they were taken from.
Captain Pier3On OF the Scraps, was knighted for
losing that ship, by j. p. Jones'
Captain Dacres was honoraby acquitted, because
his masts Dad, although he the van ship of
ihe squadron, when they chased the Constitution
raasts at ]Iah,xi
Captain Whinyates Of the sloop of war Frolick,
knew nothing Of the war he had his main yard Oh
deck, aGs captain Jones caught him with his br--s
down
could mention score Of actions during the re-
voiutonary War Of minor note, such as, the sloops
OF War atlanta aud IrepasSy, captured in company
ON the Banks OF Newfoundland, By the lrggte 4 H.
Monk, IN the Delaware, sc. nc. SO And now
Warren threatens with The Vengeance Of the
uoolen walls Of Old England he lad better be
cool, and recollcet General Burgoync's flaming
Proclamation a few days before the capture oil him,
and all Isis army, at Saratoga
COV-PENS.
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VIM. w. HENING.

q kNDS FOR S.4LE.-By virtue of the above
3 decree OF the Honorable Superior Court of
Chancery for the Richmond District sill be sold, at
public auction, to the highest bidder AT the Eagle
Tavern in the city of Richmond, upon the fourth
day OF January next, if fair, otherwise the fair
day, the following tracts of land in the state of Vr-
gina. viz
io9so acres in the county of Grcenbrier, on the
northeast side OF the Meadow river.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in RAN
doIph county Stewards run
500 acres formerly in Harrison, hut nov in Ran
doiph county on the waters Of Stewards
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but in Raa-
dolph county, between Stewards and Heddins
Mill run.
500 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
do'ph county, on Stewards run.
500 acres in Harrison county, on the waters Of
Stewards run, drain of Tiger Valley river.
5000 acres in Harrison county on Hackers creek
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, but now in Ran
dolph county, on the headw waters of Stewards run,
a drain OF Tigers Valley river.
1000 acres formerly in Harrison, hut now in Ran
do.ph county, or the Gladly fork OF Cheat river.
1874 acres ia the county OF Harrison Oh the waters
Of Gnatty creek.
COCO acres formerly in Harrison, but now Randolph
county; on the G!aiy fork ofCheat river
2o0c acres IN Harrison county, on the right hand
fork of Gnatty creek.
1000 in Harrison county, on the left hand fork
of Gnatty creek.
The patents for the above lands are all issued to-
the said Robert Means, assignee of Henry hanks
and the sale will, according the terms Of the said
Decree be upon credit OF twelve months as to one
noety OF the purchase money and of two years as to
the other moiety. The purchasers to give bond and
security, and deed of trust upon the lands in order
to secure payment Ct the purchase money.
DANIEL CALL.
Executor of md devisee in trust,
GnGer the last viii and Testament
L.. Of Robert Means, decd.
Get. %. 2awtds
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AI Ol1CE-On Monday the itl, day of JANUARY
ID next, at the dwelling house of the late Cant
Frames Lewis will he sold all the perishablc .s.
tate q. which the said Lewis died possessed e ,nsis.
ting OF stock OF every kind, crop of Corn, fodder
SSc. &r. Household and Kitchen furniture of every
deserrion, plantation utensils sc. &c, together
w'th from twenty To thirty valuable slaves, ali young
and likely, which will he sold Tor cash: Terms OF
sale for the residue OF the property will be twelve
,nonthscre'!it on ali sums exceeding twenty dol
lars, with approved Security to carry interest from
the day OF sale, If not puncturiiy paid all sums OF
twenty dollars and under must be paid in cash.
" All persons having claims against the estate
are earnestly solicited to make them known on or
before the ,sy of Sale, it is the wish of the SUBJ
seiber to make ample provision that day for the
payment OF all lawful demands, and such MS may be
indebted to the estate are hereby informed that i'm.
mediate payment must be made. the situation OF the
estate not being such, as to sdmit indugence,l
ELIZABETH LEWIS, Adm,x
of Francis Lewis decd
Powhattan, Dec. 5. w5w
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H9UHLIC AUCTloN-On Tuesday the end
inst IL fair, otherwise, the tex; fair tay) will
be sold 1T auction, Tor cash, before the dnnr o, the
Swan Tavern, ia this city, about 5 g Valuable.
Slaves, of the estate ~ Ralph W,rme!rv, FISH,, OF
Hasecil, deceased. These Negroes are likely, un-
der good character, and deserve the attention oil
schtlemea wishing to purchase for their cwn i,rms
Il. WORMELEY, Adm'x.
pr. JOHN CHEW.
December s. wtds
QjT The sa'e of Negroes belonging to the Estate
ct x. Normlry esq. is unavoilably postponed I'LL
Tuesday the 2th JANUARY next.
December 10. w,Js
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lRT AILTHnRITvN

IN ACT increasing toe pay oil nor. com nis.idned
officers, nu5ic'ns privates & otcts Of the army
sid Tor other purposes
M az enacted ~ the Senate and NoRse Of re-
fyesctatiUeS II the DHitsd Sfafcs Of .4,tcyica
n Congress .4ssenblca, That from mud nltrr IL.
i'nr,y FIST day of IieceHber eighteen hundred aud
'se'te, n'c monthly pay o. tie nori-conmhsoncd
't"cer4, rliisicigns rjyrtcs, dCycrs, hOinbari.rs
jo"iFose, sappcte, miners. arhctrs, sadders, iar
trrs ari dacksmiths. WHO have enlisted or Shall
hereafter crls, in tie scryigc of the United States
saii uriag ti,c continuance Of the war between the
Waited States Of 8nerica End thcir territories &
''c Onrcl hnedoin Of Great Britain nnd ireland
;,@ t'c dcpeu1encc thereof b. rs follow s. IN wit
To esci sers'oGt major add iGarter ma ,tcr ser.
fsnts, twelve dollars 10 each sergeant aud princ-
pal musician, eleven dollars: II cach corporal, Ten
6o'lars to each iouscian nine dollars % Gael, pr
t.is, dFifef, boInb.disr, inatrosc, sapPor and mi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

| A CADEMY at NORTH.MILTON.-T Sub.
N scriber hayiug in a considerable degree, reco.
vered his health, urged by both social and paren-
| tai motives to resume pursuits unavoidabiy inter-
rupted under the most affective circumstances For
that purpose, and with a view to permanenae he
has purchased Gienmore, pleasant, healthy, aud,
IN every important respect, eligible situation, near
Milton, in the county OF Albemarie. As, however,
Immediate possession of the buildings cannot be OBJ
tained, he will, the End Monday of January next
enter upon the instruction Of Youth at North Mil
ton, in the large and commodious yellow house, the
property of Col. L. NJ. Randolph. His plan, to the
full extent of which the accession Of respe ctable
Assistant, will, he trusts, enable him to do ample
justice, embraces the same branches as have here
t0torc constituted the pursued in substance
through the various forms of his successive cstab.
iishments He, moreover, contempIates boarding
in his own family, certain number of the Junior
Pupils, over whose morals progress and well-being
he will scduonsy %atel Other families will afford
satisfactory accommodations. For particulars, ap-
ply to the subscriber himself personally or by letter
also to Col. I. Nj. Randolph to p. Carr, Esqr,
Albemarle county, aud to MIR. Sami. peasants,
Richmond L. III. GIRARDIN
Milton, Dec. 8. w5w
u Direct to L. H. G. at Milton, Albemarle coun-
ty.
Wanted to engage, as Assistant, gentleman Of
active habits unquestionable moral character, and
satisfactory requirements
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Powhattan, Dec. S.

4 CARD-SAMUEL GLENN, TAILOR, res.
"a pecdully informs the public, that he has lately
in the main street Richmond, nearly opposite TO the
post-oice, and few doors below the Office of the
Enquirer, where he will carry on his business in eli
ITS various branches, with punotuality and Dispatch
lie hatters himself that his experience in Baltimore
and Philadelphia, will enable him to render general
satisfaction.
He likewise informs the ladies' that he will make
the most fashionable dresses in the neaest manner
and receives the latest fashions both for gentlemen
and ladies from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
December s. oaw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-12-24

vS7.vO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. a
z bundle containing S00 sheets o. twenty do!a
otes, printed IN .dh< .or Che Farmers BANK of Vir
si", WAS I.~en ot Ola box, and supposed to be sto
len IN tie light OF tie 1911, instant, ~ tie house q
Siessrs Eoolfort and Ta!iaie.ro in fredericksburg
! he above reward will DC pad 10 any pcrson wht
wal deliver the sail notcs to y .bncy ucrrdon, Es,
vi that place, ar To the subscriber.
4 a; the public ,ay be gusrtc;! against imposition
they are informed, that no tSset. aeur aotcs haze
deen nor SsU be isswedby the Farmers Bunk ct Vir.
ginn or amy vi its Bis,ncl,s. until ur'i.r notice.
WIN. NENERViS, Cashier.
Richnond, 5oth October 1919. 2aw,f.
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ME subscribers have in store, the following art,
h cvs, viz.
50 ilhGs. prime Jamaica Sugars,
10 DO Loaf Sugar,
~ do. Molosscss (exceiient qua.ily)
tDOO0 H. Green Coifec,
1000 northern Cheese,
200 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
900 do Coarse ,o.
Ana daily cxpee, to receive 5000 half pint tumblers,
AL which will be soil on moderate terms for cash.
country produce, or approved paper.
SHELIO.h' g FI.NWEY.
december 10. 2awiw
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ETARDwARE. IRO.V.NONGERF, CUT.
a LERf CSC. Se.-Jss Br.s,n, sign Golden An
vii, T.. formerly lain street, Richmond has lust re-
ceivcd by the john and Adam from Lnn,ion-and
Ceres from liyerpooi-20 tons superior quality Bar
Iron escorted, Eat and sq,rc--a very extensive as
sor,ment OF elegant Tea Trays, and Waters, Stock
Lacks OF ali Kinds, Coi;ac Mills Tenders with sheet
Iron bottoms, Copper aud patent cas-. iron Tea.ket
ties, Iron Wire OF all Sizes fiat smoothing Irons,
with large assortment oi first rate black smiths be,
lowses from 81 to Sc Inches, Smiths Anyls, and
wees OF all sizes, FILES Rasps, Buck Irons, Ser;ge
and Hand Hammers, Sore W. plates &C. Sc-bei1,
considerable addition to his former stock on hand
all oil which he is ieterninrd to sell low Tor cash
or aeceptances in the City Mt 2, :, or months
Dee IL. 3D.. ar
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81 lRGlNiA-At a Superior Court of CHANGER,
holden ut the Capito in the City OF Richmond
the 9Th day o.. Jdy; 1919.
Henry Banks, Ph,G:
AGAINST
Daniel Call, Executor and Devisee, in trust under
the last VIII x Testament ofRobt. Means; decd
and Charles Spencer, Deft's
by consent OF the plaintiff and of the defendant
Daniel Call in proper ne, son, this cause was Ills day
heard on the bill, and answer of the said defendant
Daniel Gallon consideration Whereof the court
not deciding epon the merits, doth adulge, order
and decree, that the said defendant after having ci
ven sixty days notice OF the time aud place OF sale
sell the land. in the bill and proceedings mentioned
az such time or times he may think proper TO
the highest bidder, at public auction, upon a cred
it OF monthsas to one moety of the purchase mo-
ney, and oftwo years the other moiety, taking
bond and security and deed of upon the lands
in order to secure payment OF the purchase money
and that he hold the same subject the future or
dor or the court.
= Copy-Teste,
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nei, eight donars TO each arGeer, saiI,cr f:ri-
er and "!ae>ssnith attached the quarter mas
tcr's aud ordinance department, thirieei, dollars.
See :. I'M! be q !Irthey enacted, That iu,inS
Tie con,iuuaiisc ot the with Great Britain, no
MONT commissioned officer, musician, private, driver,
bo"'aarSier, mattress, snppvr, niicr, artteer, sad
der, aTrier or biaeksnit hoso uc cIlAleens.,d Is
The United States, during las continuance ia service
shall be arrested Subject u arrest, or be taken
IN eHecn;ion tor AN. de1t contracted be,orr utter
enlistment.
Sec 5. .irG te IL further enacted, That every
non-eonimissnned officer, musician and private
who shall, a;te"t proinUl satOu Oh This act De
sr'.itcd IN the Ieguar army OF the United States,
may At his option, to bc ni,,ic at the time uf en-
bs,ment, engage 10 serve during the present var
with Great Britain, instead o the tern, OF i've wears;
aud shall. iii ease he mal,' suSh option he entitled
TO The sa,ne bounty in iacncy and land, and TO all
other allowances, and DC subject to the same rules
aud regulations, 1.-The had eUlisled Tor the term ol
five years.
Speaker IF TIE Eo%se Of Representatives.
WM. I'll. GRAVY FORD,
President q the Se'.4se, pro teaipoy
Dec. Ie, lSi2.
Approved, JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
Making mn appropriation To deiray expenses incur
red or to be incurred under act. entitled g an
ac; To authorize detac from the militia Of
the United stn,es - and the cati,led au act
Tor calling forth the miiitis to execute the laws
Oh the Union, suppress nsuriections and repc' in
S's'ohs, anu 10 repeal the act now III forve tor
those purposes, las sed tie twenty eighth day ot
February, one thousand seven hundred and ninety
G.e"
BE H enacted By the Senate and Tousc of Re
Prese1tatises Ct ne Urifei States Of .9nerica ":
Congress .3cSe1,G!c:i, That The OF million
oi collars be, ara the same is hereby appropisi
towards deii;aying any expense INCURRED, 10 be
incurred under net, entitled 6. to a:.thor.
Use detachment from the militia OF the United
Ststes, psssed Tie tcatl day of April, thousand
eight hundred all Twelve; aud also, under an act
emitted" An act Tor ealing forth the militia Ia
cute the laws ut the Lnon suppress s.
repel invasioas, and repe: the act il, force
for those purposes" PASSED the twcn'y-eighth DIS,
OF February. thoisal.tl se.en hundred and nine
N-iiNe," to be paid ofany nonrs in the Treas
sury not otherwise appropriated
III. CLAY,
Speaker etthe Rousc 81 Representatives..
VIM. II. Ora WFORD,
President Of The Senate pro ten.pore.
Nov. 10. 1872.
Improved,
JAMES MADISON.
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ET DUCATION-The subscriber respectfully re-
ElA turns his thanks to his friends and the Public
or their liberal encouragement, and informs them
that he intends to continue his SCHOOL the ensu-
ing year--in which will be taugb Reading, Writing,
Arithmetick, Algebra, Surveying, geometrically &
by latitude and departure; Che English Grammar,
the Latin, Greek and French Languages Geo
graphy, Rhetorick, national and moral Philosophy,
Tuition, each Boarder finding his own bed, edding
and Candles, will be 500, or SlO5 including Iodg
ng.-The term will commence on the 5th Janua-
ry, and end on the 18th December.--A Vaca-
ton WILDE given from the Goth June to the Goth
July.
Knowing the great anxiety which parents have
for the improvement of their children (being him
self pareut) he assures those who may commit
pupils to bis care, that the greatest attention will be
paid to their morals, and the utmost endeavors u
sed to promote their advancement in literature.
IWO's. u. COLEMAN.
Caroline county, Nov. 90. wSwp
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eESERTION- Michael Hays, an freshman
ET aged 30 years. fge feet seven ard - inches
high, Of dark complexion, black eyes, Laek hair {,
by profession - cooper, escaped FROM my rendezvous
on tbs night ortc 81, inst. he WIS formerly q
sident Of to- City ct New York whcrr IL is beiicv-
cd ice will cudcIyo, to rescte himself Any and
every person who shah ail the SAID Hays in Ills e.
lopcmcnt viii be prosecuted rs the law d'r~et3--
and whoever vii deliver him 10 ME put him IN
The possession o. any other officer Of the army, or
conGnc hin, il 4 50 tliai regain him. shall he re
warlcd with Ten Do.ars, AMI have all necessary cX-
ponccs rGfnalcd.
RICHD. POLLARD,
C1pt Goth Rest. u. SIN.
Dee IS wlw
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OFlCE-By virtue of a trust deed, executed
II by Edward ID. Digses, to the subscribers. as
trustees, on the Goth day of June 1912, to secure
the payment OF a sum OF money therein mentioned
to Obadiah Winiree and James Fore will be sold
70 the highest bidder for cash, the front door of
Zaehariah Brooks Tavern, Saturday the Cd
Jaaiary, likely young negro woman and two girls.
JOHN HOWLETI,
-, JOHN BRANCH.
Dec. II. ep,Ss
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8 TEACHER Of the Languages, Writing, Ar,th-
Z mcic x Geography, wouli be glad TO engage
not more Chan 10 or twelve boys for the ensuing
tlen'an disposed to know his tert,s, will please t.
apply to the printer.
Lees. oaw5w
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Get. %.

Ia, MARSHAL's SALE.--By virtue Of
yz,s.SLSh Z adecree of the Court of the u. s. for
ESH rs ~ the Virginia District, pronounced on
9ssl&ssks 80, the first day of the present month,
the ship Oliver EllSsr6yth, now w.
ingat City Point, with her rigging, tackle, apparel
and furniture, viii he sold to The highest bidder, for
ready money. The sale will commence at ~ o.
clock in the forenoon, tie tenth day of January
next and will take place at City Point This ship is
supposed to be valuable.
WIN. MANN, u. M for
ANDREW MOORE, NV. ID.
December 10. oawtds
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a. IRGINIA--At Rules holden in the Clerks OF.
Y fee of the Superior Court of Chancery for tho
Richmond District, the 12tb day of October 1919.
John Street, PH'H.
AGAINST
John Whitiock Peter Garland & Alexander Brown
admir- OF Champion Marabic. deed Defs.
TIE Defendant JOHN Wlitlock not having enter
ed Isis appearance and given security according the
Act Of Assembly and the Rules OF tlis court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
inLabitant Of t!is coun,Iy-H is ordered, That the
said Defendant do appear here the first day Of the
next term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff; and
that copy of this order he forthwith Inserted in
newspaper published in the City of Richmond, for
two months successfully and posted at tie front
door of the Capitol IN the said C-y.
a OOPy,--Ieste,
VIM. w. HENING, c. C.
Nov 6. w9w
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%J & J. DICK 6, Co. have Just received, and Of
u . fer for sale
Imperial, uunpowder, Young Tyson s. Scuehons
Teas, OF the latest inporaton, and Of superior qua
lityi Champagne, Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Sher-
ry, Malaga aud Port Wines Coguiac Brandy aud
Antigua Rum Simpsons mould Candies, Sperma-
cet Candies, Goshen aud Pine Apple Cheese, OIL
Lagiiip and Bourbon Coffee, Mace, Cloves, Cinna-
mon, Pimento, Pepper aud Ginger, Salt Petre Bar
iron, German and }lstered Steal, 800 SACKS Liver
poo ldlcd Stii, ~ crates Queens Ware, aud 1000
half piut Tun,llcrs.
December ). 2aw4w
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n OItCE.--'rhr Subscriber rs Admir- dc bonis
u non with tie wa annexel on thc Estate OF
the lae Cen James Alien Bradley, requests 81 per
sons Indebted 10 iorWaN 4 settle tic amount
due, the situation Of the estate viii not alo.t Ut
Indulgence: ilIuse 10 whom tie estate is indicted
are requested ~ make them known that provision
may be made for their payment.
r. II. COOKE.
Bssop's Castle, Sury, Dec ~. wf
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sNHAELoTrE COURT, Sd November, 1siq.-
" Mary Freeman administrative of Gideon Free
man deed. bf,9'
.3gainst 4
Philemon HUT lr. ana Daniel r. Barnes, admins.
traitor t,, OF rhiemon Hurt Sr. decd dsf't.
The defendant Philemon Hurt lr. not having en-
tered his appearance according to the act of Assem-
Dy ana The rules OF this court, and /; appearing to
tue satisfaction OF the court that he is not an iniab.
iant OF this State---on the motion of the plaintiff by
her attorney, az ordered, that he appear here on
the hrst day OF February Court next and enter his
appearance and answer the plaintiff IS bill, and give
Security for performing the decree of the Court 3.
that copy OF this order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Richmond Tor two mouths suoces.
sivciy posted at the front door of the Courthouse
of the said county.
Copy. T~te,
THoS. READ, elk.
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