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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-08
From the Greens6n,gh Gazette.

Ironr the Greens6urPh Gazette.
SAcKEr's HARBOUR, the place at
which our feet has been fitted out, that
has so successfully commenced its ope-
rations on Lake Ontario, is pot described
10 any Of our biographies, or laid down
in any of the maps, except in Mcllish's
new map of the seat of war. LII $ stu
ated on the eastern extremity of Lake
Ontario, in the state Of New York, a.
bout 10 miles south of the head of the
river St. Lawrence.
OCDENsBuRcH is on the St. Law.
renee, about rs miles down that river
from Lake Ontario. Opposite Ogdcns-
burgh, on the British side, is the town
of Prescott.
At the head of the small Lake St.
Francis, in the ST. Lawrence river, about
go miles down from Ogdensburgh, is the
line between Upper and Lower Canada.
The line between Lower Canada and
the states of New York and Vermont
here leaves the river, and rams due east
along the 45.h parallel Of latitude, for
about $50 miles, when it again turns to
the N z. along the frontier of New
Hampshire and the Distric, of Maine.
MONTREAL, an island in the river Sc.
Lawrence, IN Lower Canada, is 12y
miles from Ogdensburgh. The town Of
Nfnptreal contains 5000 Inhabitants, be-
kmewhas less populous than Pits
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-08
From the Pittsburgh Mercury.
BRIEF SKETCH OF THE SEAT
OF WAR.

As the situation of places on our north
and north western frontier, with their
distance from each other, must be inter
esting to our readers, we subjc;ut the fiji
lowing short sketch, regrctting that our
means Of information have been too linn
tied to make il as complete as we could
have wished. AS far, however, as the
statement goes, it may be relied on to
be accurate.
DETROIT is situated on a river Of
the same name, twenty miles above the
head of lake Erie. This river, oPpo-
site to Detroit, is three. quarters of q
mile in width, with a current of about
three miles an hour, and of sufficient
depth to carry any vessels which navi-
gate the lakes. All the waters which
empty into the Lake of the Woods, lake
Superior, lake Michigan and Huron
pass down Detroit river into lake Erie.
The town of Detroit contains from
one hundred to one hundred and Fifty
houses, mostly frame, which have all
built since the year 1905, the old
hating been entirely destroyed by
Ere in June of that year.
The garrison stands at the north west
corner Of the town, about three hundred
yards from the river, and is situated on
a small elevation so as TO overlook the
surrounding plains.
The whole face Of the couptrY is very,
Level, becoming Cat and massey = 90
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-08
Tailoring Business.

TIME subscriber informs his employ
4 ers, and the public generally, that
ne intends remaining in M~artinsburgh I;
that he resides in the house he has oc-
cupied for several years, and that ne will
be thankful for any orders in the Tailor
ing line.-He is furnished with all the
latest fashions. and will endeavour to
give full satisfaction TO all who may
please to employ him.
y He wishes to EMPLOY " or three
Journeymen Tailors, who are good
workmeu. to whom he will give con.
stant work and good wages.
JAMES SMALL.
November 6, 1912.
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Three Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, liv-
~ ing at the Sulphur Spring. some time
last summer. a RED AND WHITE
BULL. two years old last spring, mark
ed with a crop and a hole in the right ear,
and al upper oi, out of re left ear. The
above reward will be given for informa-
tion where the said es,ray may be found,
TO which reasonable charges will be adj
ded, if brought home.
JOSEPH MENGHINl.
January /, 1919.
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Martins5m.gh, Iirginia,
JOHN .ALBURIIS.
gernfe of the Ga3rtte.

THE price ofthis paperls two dollars per an
num, me dollar payable AZ the tine of subscl1b-
ing, and one when the year expres-DIstant
subscribers pay for The whole year in advance
Ne subscription received Tor a shorter term than
six mouths, ard no paper discontinued until ar
r-arages are paid-a failure 10 notifya discontinue
ance OF the paper at the end of TIE time SUBJ
scribed for, VIII be considered a new Engage
ment. The price of Advertisements, TO non-sub-
scribers, il one dollar per square for three weeks
Insertion, and FOR CONTINUANCE after that time %
ceuss per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES viii c~ontince to
receive a reduction of one-fourth on their Adj
vertisements.
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Whole No. 10.

PtoSCSu q ASW MatGo uASA Aium tHc tt
yer.
From Detroit 70 Brownstown, a Wy
audot Indian village, is a distance of
eighteen or nineteen miles. Il is s,tua-
ted on the river about one mile sboye the
Ike, and opposite to fort Maiden on The
Canada side.
From Brownstown to the river Rais-
in, a distance of eighteen miles, there
are no settlements ofwhites, being most
ly Indian lands. There wercsa number
Of families residing on this river, previ-
Gus to the surrender Of Detroit, bur they
all fed after that period either to Detroit
or 20 the settle unents ia consequence of
the hostility of the Indians.
Prom the river Raisin TO the foot of
the Rar;ds of Maumre river, a distance
of thirty four miles, there ar no settle.
ments On this river there was a con-
siderable settlement, but the inhabitants
all fed to the state Of Ohio, at the same
time with those living on the river Raj
sin. and from the same cause.
From the rapids Of Maumce 20 SAM
dusky river, a distance or forty miles,
being such low swampy lands that there
have been no settlements made on the
road betw cen these two places. At the
mouth Of Sandusky the 6rst settlement
on the lake within the state Of Ohio com-
mences, which continues with short in-
teIvals TO Buffalo, through part Of the
state of Pennsylvania and New, York.
From Sandusky river to Cleveland is
a distance of about 80 miles, and from
| thence to Erie, in Pennsylvania, is about
one hundred miles, and ninety from Erie
to Buffalo.
BUFFALO, is situated at the foot of
lake Erie, within a few hundred Yards
of the lake nearly opposite the British
fort Erie, and between two and three
| miles therefrom.
BLACK ROCK is about two miles
below Buffalo, at the foot Of a very con-
siderable rapid in the river. which is
here about the same width Of Detroit
! river.
From Black Rock to the falls of Ma
CARA is a distance Of about twenty miles,
and from thence TO Lrwistown cight or
nine miles, opposite Queenston on the
Canada side.
FORf NIAGARA stands at the
head Of lake Ontario eight miles below
L~ewistown, and nearly opposite to New
ark and Fort George. From the falls
down to lake Ontario, the river is not
more than from . quarter to half a mile
wide.
We close this brief sketch with the fol-
lowing table of distances from Pitts.
bureh to fort Niagara.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-08

shelter to vessels drawing more than
seven feet water. Long Point and Point
Aoincsn, and these afford but a partial
shelter. The British vessels navigating
this lake, trade almost solely between
Maiden or Detroit river, and fort Erie,
situated at the junction of lake Erie
with the Niagara river. When the win.
ter sets in, therefore, which is generally
In the early part of December, at which
season the shores, and of course the
ports of the lake are closed with ice, il
WI be easy for US, by occupying NAL
den and Erie, to possess ourselves of
the armed vessels which win be compel
led to winter at these points, provided
they are not permitted 10 pass Detroit
into the lake of Huron. The command
OF this lake and of lake Ontario is es.
sential to the II. S. to facilitate the trans-
portation of troops and provisions to the
points where they are most wanted and
hence the exertions which are now max.
ing 10 build vessels on these lakes. AT
the opening of the campaign, it was
supposed that Hull advancing from the
west, and another detachment occupy
ing the points TO the east, we might in
this way pirdle lake Erie, and catch the
Queen Charlotte and other British YES
sells, like fish in a pond. As this calcu.
la,ion has failed, principally owing to
the misconduct of Hull, it becomes us
to set 10 at once to the equipment of a
little navy of our own, to command the
navigation of the lake.
Lake Erie communicates at the east
with lake Ontario, through the river
Niagara, whose perpendicular pitch has
been variously computed from 137 to
$50 feet. There is of course no navi-
CATION between lakes Erie aud Ontario,
and there is therefore occasion for two
sets of armed vessels. The river runs
from south to north, and is about so
miles long. On the Canada side are fort
Erie. at the intersection with the lake
OF that name. and fort George, at the
other end of the river, near lake Ontario.
On the American side, nearly opposite
fort George, is fort Niagara.
Lake Ontario is the most e~asterly Of
the & large lakes through which the
boundary line passes that separates the
u. S. from the Canadas. Il is 22o miles
long, from E. to w. and 70 miles wide
in its broadcast part. Its shore freezes
during the winter, but not to the centre
Of the lake. The principal points on
the N. side, which arrest a military eye,
are the York, formerly Toronto) the
capital of Upper Canada, and Kingston,
Formerly Cataraqui.) York is about
40 miles N. by w. of Niagara fort, and
100 west.south- west Of Kingston. This
last is situated at the mouth of q deep
BAY, at the N. <. extremity of the lake,
at the mouth of Iroquois. or St. Law
renee. At Kingston there is 2 kings
dock-yard, at which most of the British
vessels of burthen on lake Ontario have
been built.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-01-08
An Apprentice Wanted
to the Coach and Gig,g
,~L,u I,,c,occ
m0Einr husineSS,

W0E1ug OaIS1HcSS.
A Boy from IL to is ears OF age, who
can come well recommended, can get a
suitable situation if immediate sPPlica-
ton is made TO the subscriber.
GEORGE MILLER.
Shepherds. Town, Dec. Is, 1912.
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~ Ute UfpIS UNBE1FS{H yECEI7rrMF fHSIs
a BRIGHT BAT MARE COLT, two
Years old next spring, has a long tail,
which was full of burrs when she went
away. The above reward will be paid
to any person who will take up said es-
tray and return her TO me, or give infor-
nation where she is, so that l get her
again.
JACOB PAINTER, jua. T
!apuary i, 1918.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-20
20 Dollars Reward.
Ran away

From the subscriber, living near Mid.
dleturg, en- the first of April last, a
Negro Man named DANIEL, who calls
himself Daniel Chavers. He is about
% years of age; $ feet 70 inches hie h.,
and very genteelly made for slave i;
of black complexion has small scar
between his eye brows his upper fore
teeth rather vide apart; has pie sing
countenance, and is apt to smile when
spoken to he processes to be bap is,,
prays very we'll, and lave no doubt
now attempts to preach. 1t is pre-.
sumed he will endeavor to obtain en-
plcy as waiter or cook. having been sc-
customed to both. Whoever will Sc
cure said save in any Jail so that ! get
him again shall receive the above re-
ward, and if brought lone all reasona-
bic expences paid.
Robert Brown.
July 10 2aWtf 82s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-20
NOTICE..

TIME ubscriber, appointed Trustee
by the honorable Court OF Chance
ny of the state Of Maryland, for the Pnr
pose of selling and conveying the real
estate of the late Col Robert 1. Hooe'
living in Charles county and state OF Ma
ryland, will offer for sale the said estate
at Port. Tobacco, on Tuesday the l7th
August next, consisting Of about ak hun
dred and sixty. four acres. About i've
hundred and forty acres Of this land IS
situated on the Potomac river and bind.
ing thereon, aud known by the name oil
the Maryland Point Tract. 1t has two
tenements on it; springs OF excellent
water, and abounds in Timber. II Is
fertile, healthy, lays very handsomely tor
cultivation, and has all the convenlences
Of Fish and Fowl in their season IN the
greatest abundance, and the convenience
of conveying to market tho produce oil
thj. productive Farm renders 1t very
valuable. The residue lies on the
heed of S.nre's Creek between the
lands of NJ, Henry Dent and Mr.. John
Brent; is very fertile; lies within 'hree
miles OF nayjeable water and hive mics
Of Port Tobacco and contains about ore
hundred end twenty-tour acres at pre-
sent under rent to Mr.. H Dent The
purchaser will be reqsired to give bond
with approved security for the payment
of the purchase mency with interest
within six onths from the Gay of sale
and upon the payment of the whole SUI"
and not before, will receive deed from
the trustee, conveying The title OF the
land so sold. The title papers can be
seen by applyingto
John Muncaster,
TRUSTEE
July 2awts
~ The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican of Georgetown will insert the
above twice week till the day OF sale
and send their account to this office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-20
TO EENT.
A two story Brick House
on Queen street-By the , subscriber
iona Scheduled ltle1'5
July Is "'"
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

/ WILL offer at public sale, on the
nremiscs. ON Tuesday the goth dry OF
july next, if fair, if not the next IAN
day-The Farm on which reside, ~
ing on the Potomac, in Charles County
State of Maryland, about sixteen mile
below Alexandria, containing $50 A.
cres, about two hundred OF which are
wei, timbered, the residue is in cultlva
ton, the soil is productive, and we'll a.
dapted to the growth OF wheat lneia'
corn, &c.-The improvements are
comfortable dwel!irg House, with a
passage, and two rooms below andthre
above, kitchen, smoke house, barn
stables, sc. &c. There is also an OF
chard of various kinds OF oxcesien
fruit There is not a more desir'ft"
situation in Charles County, 1t I
healthy, abounds in several springs q
fine water, and commands beaulh
and extensive view OF the Potomac -
A more minute description is dccme,
unnecessary, as it is presumed those
DESTROYS of purchasing will view the
premises.-The terms OF sale will he
accommodating 70 the purchaser; par.
ticulars made known on the doy.
Benjamin I. Fendall.
Charles 20 (Md.) near POI
monkvw Warehouse, May g. 2awts'
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lust RECEIVED.
FOR.SALE,

"A TRACT of LAND, lying IN the
n county of Fairfax, six miles rom
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate OF
en- Thomson Mason, containing '4e
acres. The soil is good, and very sus-
ceptible Of improvement by the Lover
and Plaster system. The proximity
of this property to market, and the Ia
c;,ity with which It's produce may be
CARRIED (Hunting-Creek by which 1t Is
bounded being navigable almost to the
doer) would render 1t extremely saaH'
able to person disposed to pay sut'-
.;ent attention to its cultivation.
Auply to James II. Hooe, rs! or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
May %
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FOR SALE,

A yALUBLE House Servant aoou ~,
a 81 years Of age-he is very n.sy )
and A. intelligent, and would suit either .,. :
tavern, private family or single sen.ls.
nan wish to dispose OF the serva.
- .ome person in Alexandra or Its vic..
nity, as my only object in selling n:n' -
to crafty him by being near his vile
She can be bought to accommodate P''
ties, by applying to WILLIAMS ROBINSON
ESQ The Servants will be shewn, ano
,he term. of sale made known.
Mex. BEVERLEY.
we.tmoreland county, Va. June "a.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-20
The Defendant, Tededlah

leeds, not having entered his appear
4nce and given security according to
he statute AND the rules OF this Court,
I'D it appearing to the satisfaction OF
ne Court upon affidavit, that the said
Dc PENDANT Jedediah Leeds, is not an
,nhabitsnt Of this District-OE motion
Il the Complainant by his Council, it
!. ordered that the said Defendant Je.
.cdiah Leeds. do appear here on the
first day Of November Term next, and
enter his appearance to the suit, and
give security for performing the de.
crees of the Court, and that the other
Defendants Thomas Swarm and George
Oenea'e, do not pay away, convey or
sectete the debts by them owing to or
the estate in their hands belonging to
the said absent Defendant Jedediah
leeds, until the further order or de.
cree of this Court, and that a copy OF
his order be forthwith published for
Two months successivelv in one of the
,mnlic newspapers published in this
cou ,ty, and that another copy be post
d ct the frcnt door Of the courthouse
Of said courty.
A copy: Test,
G.. Deneale, {.
lime 90 I'm
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Bank of Alexandria,

July s, 1918.
THE Stockholders in this institution
are hereby notified, that dividend of 4
Der cent, for the hast half year, is this day
declared, and will be paid to them or
their legal representatives on Thursday
the 9th inst.
BY order ofthe Board,
Jas. L. M'Kenna.
July s: 'as"'e,.
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NEW X V ALOnbLE
PUBLICATIONS.

Recently received, and tor Sale h
James Kennedy & Son,
CCOTT's Family Bible with copas
~ Notes, marginal Reference. 4.
practical Observations,
Browns Family Bible, with do do
Quarto, Octave, and Duodecimo, d
in various bindings,
Common Prayer Books ofvarious Sit
and bindings, some very elegan,
Watts Psalms and Hymns, do do.
Ditto do: by Dwili
Doddridge's Family Expositor, 6T
Owen on the Hebre VS.. 4 vols
Campbell on the Gospel, vols
Magee on the Atonement of Christ
Orton's Exposition OF tho Old Tsa
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Jamieson's Use of Sacred History,
The whole wasks OF the Rev. h
Newton, vols. best edition,
SCOTS Theological Works, voh
Campbell on Miracles,
Do Lectures,
Caves Lives Of the Apostles and En-
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Butterworth's C Concordance,
Whole Duty of Man,
Complete do do
Burdens Oriental Customs, 2 vols
Hurd on the Prophecies, 2 do.
Edwards on Redemption,
Book Of Martyrs,
Blair's, Davies, Watts, Saurn'
Smiths and jays Sermons,
Buchanan's Researches in Asia,
Mellish's Travels in the y. Sta'es,h
Clarke's Travels in Russia, I arta!y
Turkey,
Stoddard's Sketches Of Louisiana
Lees Memoirs of the War in !
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Ramsay's History of the American
vclution, a new and elegant edlf
in 2 vols
Ramsay's Life of Washington,
Marshall's do do vols
Robertson's History Of America, ~,
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Hume, Smollet and Bissett's Hlsl0'I
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Bozman's History of Maryland,
Goldsmith's History of Greet
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Works do. s vols !
Hampton's Polybius, 8 vols.
The British Cicero, 8 vols
The Works of St Pierre, 8 vols .
Hays Female Biography, /" vols
Elegant Extracts, in verse anu p"s
2 vols, 80
Addison's Miscellaneous Wcrss'"g
DR.. Smiths Lectures, correeeu
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Hoy,'s Military Instructor .,,
Steuben's Exercises tor the ifo0Y
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Duanc's Hand Book for do GO ~. =
English, Latin and Greek 81 hoo''' 3
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Variety ofthe best Stationary IN a.
Blank Books and Record booh%
at the shortest notice and Of u"
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7. A. SMITH.
Market Street, F. Point
LEES

Genuine Essence * Extract OF Mustard
:. A safe and effectual remedy tor A.
cute and Chronic Rheumatism, Gout
Palsy, Lum5ago, Numbness, White
Sweilings, Chilblains, Sprains, Bruises
Pain in the Face and Neck, etc.
Extract Of letter from MIR. Nehemiah
Gregory, agent for the Proprietors'
dated Norfolk, IVA July "a, 1872
Messrs. Michael Lee y CO:
Your essence Of Mustard is highly
approved of by number Of persons OF
thi. city. who have had occasion to APP
ply it in cases of Bruises, Sprains &c.
You may send me further supply
also, send me some more of your Anti
Bilious Pills, as they sell we'll; the
whole of your Medicines are in consi-
derable demand. Yours truly,
N. GREGORY.
Lees Ambitious Pills, for the pre-
yention ofbilious fevers, &c.
Lees Elixir for violent cslds' coughs:
sc.
Lees Inrallible Ague and Fever
rops.
Lees Worm DESTROYING Lozenges,
Lees Itch Ointmen,, warranted To
cure by one application, (withou, Mer-
cpry.)
Lees Grand Restorative for nerv-
Gus disorders, inward weakness, etc.
lees Indian Vegetable Specific, fol
the Venereal.
lee, Persian Lotion, for letters
and Erupdons.
Lees Essence and Extrsct OF Mus
tard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye Water
Lees Ieoth-A~h Drops.
lees Damask Lip Satve.
Lees Corn Plaster.
Lees Anodyn ne Elixir, tor the cure
Of headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicine
continue to be faithfully prepared, and
Sold by the Proprie,ors, No SO. Pitt
Street, Baltimore.
And by their appointment In Alex
andria, by
R. GRAY, Bookseller, King-street
and N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street
To country merchants and others,
who purchase to sell again, liberal
discount will be given by the proprie'
tors.
To detect countcrfeits, observe ead
article has, on the outside wrapper, the
signature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
N. 8. At the places of sale may be
bad lgratisl pamphlets containing Ca
ses of cures whose length prevents
theirbeing herewith inserted.
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Five Dollars Reward.

nROKE from the subscribers ssao y
Hon Saturday last, sorrei HohoL :,
,hout "a l.9 or Is hands high, shoe all
round. his left hind foot white below the
footIock, and the lower part OF his shout
ders marked with the collar, long ms"e
and switch tail. He carried off a piece
of a rope halter about bis neck. he was
last seen, back of Sheren's meadow
The above reward will be given TOT
ROBERT GRAY,
Othosite the Washington 1aUern'
June |.
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TO RENT,

and Possession giuen immediatefy,'
A Two Story Framed HOUSE with
half an acre of ground, at the upper END
of King street. Also, convenient
Owellipg-H House with two acres Of
ground at the lower end Of Water street
Apply to
Robert Patton, ]r.
January~20
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Jackson & Rumney,
Have Just Received and for Sale,
% Cases Superhne Cotton
CARDS, Nos. 8, 9 and 10.
July COS"
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Chadwick and Joseph Ch,dwich
having entered their appearanc, an,
ven security, according to the ,,,'
and the rules of this court, and y
pearing to the satisfaction of the ~
upon affidavit that the said sayjd e.
wick and Joseph Chadwi k are nm,
babitants OF this district, on mojo,
the Complainant by his counsel !,
ordered, that the said Defendants y,
Chadwick and Joseph CHADWICK
appear here on the first day of No,,
Der Term next, and enter their AIM,
ance to the suit. and give secvn,, !.
performing the dccrees ofthe coue
that the other Defendant Siivarus IN.
do not pay away convey or sccre,e
debts by him owing to or the esa,,
effects in his hands, belonging TO n
said absent Defendants Dayid Cholr
and Joseph Chadwick, until the fur,
order or decree of this court, and 4
a copy of this order be forthwith p.
lished for two months Suceessiy.hY
one of the public newspaper. pubh:
ed in this county, and that another !
by be posted at the front door Of ;
Court House of said County.
A Copy. Test.
c.. Deneaie, c,
July s. lawn