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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
PHILADELPHIA, April is.
VERY IMPORTANT.

Extract Of q letter from q merchant OF
this city to his friend dated Lisbon
22d Mareh, received BY the Unicorn at
Nes1- York.
Letters from London OF the 9Th inst
say, peace is concluded betweenEnplaud
and Denmark, and the latter power with
Prussia have declared war against
France. Dantzic with its garrison Of
thirty thousand men have fallen into the,
power of the Russians, and that the Con-
scripts had absolutely refused to march.
The Portuguese papers say, Soult has
left Madrid with from 10 to &C, 900 mon
Ter France-the armies here are quiet.
We have New York advices by the Ca.
rolina Ann. to the ash ult. with the
account OF the capture of the Java. The
pilot boat Traveller from N. York has
also arrived in 26 days her object Sc
eret at present, but suppose an E,nbar.
60 in the y. States.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
Episcopal Convention.

4 CONVENTION ofthe Protess.'
\ ant E.p.scopaI Church in the
Common wealth of Virginia will be held
n the uity of Richmond on the fourth
tuesday in May next, being the 9sth
day Of the said month. Each Parish
III send two deputies, OF whom ths
Minister snail be one, and those PAs
r'shes where there is no Minister, It Is
fequired that two Lsymsn be chosen.
fhe Clerical Deputies are requested
% lay before the Convention, . fuu
statement of the Church within the
are OF each respectively, agreeable -
he 18th Canon ter the government o.
he said Chureh
By the Convention,
G.. Dcneak, Secry.
April 90
W. Editors of Newspapers in Wiz
sinia are requested to give the aDeve
few Insertions.
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From a London PAPER.
GREEK FIRE.

DIR. Editor-Having seen in your We.
~ respectable paper state nent OF the
wonderful effect OF the Greek fire, dis
covered by captain Mcguire, an Irish
gentleman of great ingenuity, beg
ltave to state to you the exact partlcu
lars.
About a fortnight since, this gentle.
man. at the solicitation of several re.
spectacle persons, made an experiment
in the river, near Chelsea water works,
by sinking bottle that held three plnts
oil a liquid, much resembling in appear
ance common bla:kisg tor boots. 10
the neck of this bottle was fastened a
small fuse, which was lowered over the
vail into the river seven feet deep
The explosion was dreadful. and the Ell
feet equally SO, it having blown up "a
ieet OF the wall, with large stones al
least two hundred weight, that were
clampcd together with iron, The OH
GERS and gentlemen that were present,
amongst waom we're colonies Wilson
and Lowe, general Barker, captains
Mullen aud Num-, were positive that
coluo Of not less than seven tons OF
water was, with the stones. sc thrown
to the heigh, of sixty feet above the level
of the river Another property 1t pos
sesses still more dreadful. and which no
human foresight can prevent, Is, that II
will float ON the surface Of the water, as
a vast liquid mass of FIRE; consequently,
sending it into harbor with the tide, 1t
will burn all before il.
The master general of the ordnance,
with true wish to encourage genius,
has afforded Mr.. Mcguire every assist.
ance IN his power, as it was by his i'm
mediate desire, it is said, he came to this
reuntry. Was real merit thus counts-
naoced in our own nation, there would
not be such emigration OF mon OF aoill'
ties to other Kingdoms M. O'k
r. has been mentioned that cast iron,
when at certain degree OF heat, may
he cut like piece Of wood with com.
mon saw. The discovery was announced
in letter from, M. Duford director OF
,be iron works at Montalaire, to M ID :
Arcet, and published in the Annales dc
Chimic. This experiment was tried at
Glasgow, on Monday se'nnlsht' with
COMPLETE SUCCESS, by gentleman OF the
philosophical Society there, who, In pre-
senee Of the workmen belonging to an
IRON monger, cut with the greatest ease
a bar of cast iron, previously heated TO
cherry red, with common carpenter 5
cav IN the course of less than two NIL
nntes: the saw was not in the least In
iursd by the operation.
From the report of the commission.
arc anpoimed to enquire into the state Oh
Education in Ireland, it appears that IN
~ d;oceses, out of the % that are IN
Ireland, there are s7s7 school masters
Tho educate le9,se7 pupils. OF the
masters, l,s7l are Protestants. 2'4ss "a
,holies-of their pupils the Pfotestants
are As.seo, and the Catholics lle,977.-
These II dioceses comprise about hve
.ixths of the superficial extent OF ire
land. but tits doubted, whether they con,
tain more than four ffths Of IT'D ae'sai
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NOTICE..
BE it remembered, that I.

BE it remembered, that I,
WILLIAM BALL, do hereDy autho.
rize and empower Cap, THEOPHL
LUIS BOWIE to demand, collect and
receive Of and from all and all manner
# persons whatsoever, who my be in.
aebted to the Schooner Alexandria and
owners, for ireig up to the 18th day
Of april 1913, but more particularly
from Mr.. Bully Cooke at the Navy
Store City of Washington, Twenty
eight Dollars, being the amount owing
by him, and One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars owing by Mr.. c. I. Catlett, for
reight on -four to French Town and
do hereby agree to make good any
deficiency which may arise in the set.
t!smenl and collection of all and singus
lar the abJve mentioned freight.
Witness my hand and seal, this thir.
teeath dsy Of April, 1919.
William Ball, SEAL
WIrNEss.
VIZ. C HAND.
Received, Baltimore, 18th April,
1913, of Mr. Theophilss Bowie, one
,hird of the Schooner Alexandria, esti~'
nated at Nine Hundred and Fifty Doh
,ar,, being in full of all debts, dues aud
demands TO this d,v
William Ball.
WITNESS,
WA G.. HAND.
&nr,i % dAtS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
NE w STORE.

TIVE Subscribers having epte red
into Copsrtncrship. unier the
6,m of REUBEN WlIHERS and
C., have opooea Store on Fairfax Street
mex, door to Messrs Bryan Humpson
and co. where they have received =
handsome assortment of SEASONA-
PIE DRY GOODS, which they will
cell low for cash, or on the usual credt
20 punctual customers.
JOHN WRITER'S K Co.
REUBEN WIIHERS.
April ls. 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
Valuable Property,
For Rent and for Sale.

~O be rented q Lot of Ground on
the south SIDE Of Duke street
ID Yves, side OF Fayette street, sulta-
Gle for Brick Yard, for which Clay
md Sand may be hsd on the spot or
ae same may be let on Ground Kent
say l20 feet front and $50 deep, WIN
ne benefit of 20 feet alley on the
South. r
For Sale about Thirty three acres OF
Low Land on the South side OF Hoimos
KIM near Straw berry Hill Mill, now
the property of thomas Wilson: 1t
also ioi The Land of James n. Hoos
On tie East and the lane leading to
REM. mia Dulany's Estate, row IT 's-
nnre of La,don Cater on the West.
.lso, Tract Of Land, mostly IN
Wood, Joining tie land OF William n.
Te,rett and Shoals Mill tract. 1t
contains about lbs acres, mas hne
n,e.sant situation for house with an
extensive view. Holmes Run passes
,iroupb it on which there is nearly isIl
enough for Mill One thitd OF tho
mar ey wil. be required il hand; for the
;nd.r one, two and three years
sre,.it will be given, paying interest tor
he same. x,,.,,.
For the Rent, apply to Wllaam
Hart horne, and for purchase OF the
Land, 10 JchD Janncy or
William Hartshorne.
4th mo. ,. ""f"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
From Ms National Inteliseueer:
FROM EMMA's WREATH.
A FLOWER.

FROM EMMA'S WREATH.
A FL@WER.
There is flo yer, little Il ,wer,
With azure crest, and golden eyes
Whose smiles illume tho vernal hour,
Whose tints reflect the sky
Tell me its name!
The gayer beauties OF the field,
With rainbow-color'd glories bright,
Their charms to every sunbeam yicld,
Aad on the admiring sight
Ootrusive glare.
But this small flower, to friendship dear,
Beneath the white thorn's humble
shade,
Amid the village haunts, shall rear,
Its unassuming head
uncultured grow.
To bless his steps who cherries trssds,
Uncon.ciously the woods among;
Wnlie busy memory fondly leads,
To pleasures banlsh'd long,
And absent lcvs.
The feeling heart shall seek the bower.
lis early bloom was sent 60 cheer;
Shali find the conseCiatea hover,
To recollection deaf
Affections child.
The distant, or the buried friend,
The soul congenial iink'd to thine,
Again shall at thy side attend,
In sweet communion Join,
Thy pensive walk
The JOYS that wiug'd their rapid fi'aht,
Ire tasted half their magic power,
Again return-again delight,
The retrospective hour,
With softer sway
The wrea,he poetic fancy t~ines,
Inspired by love, or lured by fams'
With richer, grayer colors Shines
And flowers oil prouder name
Their odours give
But thou who own'st kindred mind,
Whose eons.an, heart can feel the
power >,
Offrieadsblp, sacred and reh' d.,
Sill hail tho CHERISHED flower,
FORGET NE NOT.
*7Ae two first liner write" 0y La
dv. oniy epinee how frequently fr1e sf-
nius harm onisss, as the Wrtfer haa "e0e'
sees Montgomery's "Da'sey.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20

population. It il concluded, that If ST.
miIar returns from the whole Of ireland
had been made, the number of pupils
would appear to be upwards OF 100000,
and OF the masters to the above $500.
The news from the North has given
accelerated motion to the spinning
whsels-has furnished employment Tor
every loom: and thousands, lately tren,.
bling >from the fear of want, are now
furnished with the means Of earning the
sweet bread of industry for trade "a
gain puts on smiling face, and am
mates our merchants to renewed ex
ertions.-.. Manchester Herald.
Tobacco was first brought into repute
in England by Sir Walter Raleigh. By
the caution he took in sm -aking it pr
vately, he did not intend it should be
copied. But sitting one day, in deep
meditation, with pipe in his mouth,
be inadvertently called to his man to
bring him tankard of small beer. The
fellow, coming into the room, threw all
the liquor into his masters face. and.
running down stairs, bawled out, Fire!
helpl Sir Walter has studied I'LL bis
head is on FIRE, and the smoke bursts
out at his mouth and nose !"
Il am absolutely afraid said the
Duke Of Buckingham to Sir r Viner,
am absolutely afraid that I shaA die
6eggar." At the rate yeu go on,"
replied Sir Robert, 81 am afrAid i. will
be worse,-I am afraid yoa viii i've
one"
A fellow who had been committed to
Newgate, Dublin, about t.pelve ut night
on charge of burglary, apologised to
the goalDr for breaking in on his rest al
so late an hour.
DR.. Johnson being asked his opinion
of certain nabob, better known by biz
riches than learning" A mere sheep.
sir, with a golden .feee," observed the
cynlc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
NOTICE.

~ApT. THEOPHILUS BOWIE
~ having been discharged tom the
command of the Packet Schooner a.
lexandria, i, may ue nece's@r, 70 liz
form the publ that the sid discharge
Was made ia consequence OF havia5 deS
,ected the SAID bowie N tiaQdulent
practices. This cause 10 made public,
in order to guard others against any
impcsii ion which he might otherwise
practice upon taem.
Bcde Clements.
April ls st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
Lands for Sale.

N'S AOl OUi\s
Tier vii sell d Tract
containing 59S and .
. 'Tc nile. Of Fauquic,
out 500 acres OF which
dmOered. The open
h5 Its first course CT
S'F. There are on the
C''able new Dwelling
No:a, a good ne y Barn
l"eHt out houses. Pos
houses and part of the
immediately, and OF
'tTVeSs.
. one OF the most dc.
H. and n in the neighbour
Court House, on &C
,''' to that place, where
H. nom taree to four
I'M curing 4 the winter SEA.
[s%;n smith, Esq. or Saml
H. shew the land, and
ae terms of sale.
- Fac' containing 200
H., 3s county of CuIpcp-
u a road . leading from
~ /" tredericksburg.-
l. ". ldap'sd to the use of
H." more than two miles
IN. GlosOn's Merchan,
E.ss,''1 e"n by MIR. Curtis
|" s@.ses, ana the terms
\ ~ Ppheaiion to TIE sub.
S aS upper end of Eau
b, 1 ,or road leading from
|WT,@S, Ches'cr's Cap.
w. Carlson.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
LINES

addressed 10 a Married Lazy
You say you've string that will Quickly
bring home ;,
The man of your heart, should nc ven
tore TO roam
Va, re member all strings are exlos'd 70
mishap; .;h,,,,
Those of harmony, puli'd up too us'''''
will snap.
Bu, believe me, doubt not your talent
or skill,
To attach and retain, and to mould at
your will ,,.
The fierce OF gsod-humour ano oea''!
know,
And she that has these has two strlpee
to her bow,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20

Mr.. Richard Cuts is appointed by
the President Of the United States, Pur.
veyor General of the army.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20

BID ~ ~, 30, who got
uAsu ard and swim
GsI 'o.' Of the barges
T'r g drowned. A
70 . .s',' killed. d., The he
':9.'srmsn ssrS haul a
. h Nv, .lteruards' and
Dc ,' 's, bad sOms hqs
h't ' ,Seir astonishmeant
= :, ' ,nsy proved to be be
30 bp,ensbt 50 from ;M
b o.I rannot as yet give:
=. report. Tire Three ,s o.
" s.l ,n Old Paint tn the
0e,' .ome of the Bril-.
S'r N our defsncels's
., r. o. before. | have
"s' ', success the barges
: r,v Of postscript that that
.' way went up the Bay
IT, r., Ike savas'' t hiI
, ,cat On shore at Mr.
[.,in Matthe" VS. cur ,%s
f,,.s and pulled out tat. ,ns
/. d his cattle by the
IN ,ba, condition.
I'" ooro man who
anne OF his masters
n, p,her acts of 'rO0l'
April IL:
h., barses from the "A
IrbI, prizes but they
I.a... gam to the ships
|, ii, Roa1s and the cut
| ,u,s. # captains ham
l@td IN capturing three
II, oincr ;af ~ TO Nor
| ,urrer 1ercd them
| rar. We have now
|, 4. % sailors aud ma
,,o,.neut, midshlpman,
|, s., Of marlneS-"e
| ae,ns shlch they had
II, il the morning-all
lepa. The prize is very
Ina, loaded with dry
rom /, rdeaux, said to
sO dollars, The Pilot
tt,. |, is surpassed her
as Hampton Roads is a.
Iof silk, boxes, SC. Our
| alert, taking up all that
ever in your life witness
,ap, faces-all for hight.
NJ have a chance"
. Edtm-datsd
rsssylLLE, April IA.
nousnt received an ac-
Is tor Randolph * Eppes
! gram Election. E.ppes
s6s votes This state
t. friends of Mr..
n aucE detected. All
nd chew the cud of re
lex, winter at his own
how the Ris hty have
| IS
" % NWes majority.
%! majority in the two
/ Enquirer.
E-tro~ williamsburg.
ldwcfli, wing congress.
u the Yo, K District, has
Pee AID aie as follows:
LIn.yefg DJ q,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20

F-trom williamsburg.
|dvetlip wing congress.
|n tie Yo, 1 District, has
|hce AID aie as follows:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20

DR.. Johnson being asked his opinion
of certain nabob, better known by biz
riches than learning, A mere sheep.
SIR, with a golden .feee," observed the
cynic.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20

A fellow who had been committed to
Newgate, Dublin, about t.uelDe ut night
on charge of burglary, apologised to
the goalor for breaking in on his rest al
so late an hour.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21

The first had two rnsn killed e six badly
wounded in her rencontre with the Geor-
glana. and the' Rose was discharged latter
beng deprived Of her armnnent) with all
the prisoners captured by the Georgiana, as
they amounted to nearly double her crew ;
she was furnished passport to proceed to
s. Helena.
My own prisoners libera'ed on parole at
l"mbez. fouad by experience hat the
O. orgiara DID net deserve the character
given f her for sailing. therefore shipped
her officers and crew to the Atlantic, and
mounted ON he,2O guns, with a complement,
ct 60 mer, and appointed Midshipman
Rich. Dashteil, acting sailing master on
board herr to this We sci gave the name
| OF Essex Junior. ! also Gted up the shin
Green~ich as a store shin, and mounted or
her 20 guns, placing her under the corr.
nand ct Lie'Heoant Gamble, Of the marines
On board her haze put all the provisios.
land stores Of my ether prizes, cxcept a sun.
Ply OF three aud 2 hall months for each. aud
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21
Hon. WIN. Jones,
Secretary of the Navy, Washington.

Secretary of the Navy, Washington.
Lfst If Deaths. since my dehzrture from,
me United Stairs.
1912. Dec. 8. Lew Holmes. seaman. PaIsv.
1918. Jan. q. Edward Sweeney, o. s. old
age.
1873. Jan. 81. Samuel Croce, seaman con
fusion OF the brain, by a fall from the
main yard.
1873. March /. Lewis Price, marine, con-
sumption.
1918 April d. James Stafford, gunner's
mate, accidental gun shot--Wound Of
the Lungs.
1878. May %. Doctor n obert Miller, surge.
on, disease Of the Liver.
1873. May IS. Bnjam,n Geers. or Or. In.
h1mmatIcn of the stomach.
1913. June 90. John Rodgers, Or. gr. fall from
the main yard.
Remarks, from hs Plutts5vrg PetYbgccy.
on the British o6ictat account Of the bat.
lie az WiHiamsburg.
Z" II you 7souid teU n errat lie. tot, co-e
not TO enter info hariiculdTs."
The Importance of cf i@c above maxim In
Az writer's of the British Oficials." which
have become other terms for great les. Will
appear BY comparing ,he min assert. o1s
"a the " british official" account Of Gene
al Boyd's late ACTON, WITH The detail gwen
IN the same statement--The " ofici1I'' IL
rlares IN the first place. that our force CON
sisted Ut mora than 1000 meo!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21
CONGRESS.

IN SENTB, "Wednesday, December IS.
The Senate his day sat with closed doors,
from the time Of cenyening, until late hour
IN ;te evening.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21
Letters If EEayGue.

lhe Georgiana being reputed very fast
saHer, and apparently web calculated for a
cruizer, mounted t6 guns on her, and gave
the command cf her TO that excellent ofHcer
Ii. John Downes, with complement oF AZ
men A; appointing midshipm4n w, Fl. Had
daway acting lieutenant on board her, and
sc & her or cruze.
Lieu: Downes joined me at Tumbez, near
Gui quill. OIL the coast of Peru, ON the Oath
June, after capturing three prizes, to wit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21
DOMESTIC.
TIE Essex FRtGATF.

TIE 'f''oFA FKiGATB. ,
eohies q ietcrq frcm Caft. DAYIb poR
TER coatm7nGjag fhe II. S'q,cs' Fyigate
EsFer, 10 tie SecreIary Of fhe Navy, da :
t,d
= s'strs' Frieesc Eesex,
s,o Pacific Ocean, July 2, 1913.
Thavs fhe honor 70 ihforra you that or
~" 2Jth r. prib II the latitude of 40, n.
long. 81 - W. about tw NY miles 10 thc
northward OF the Island Of Aibemarle, one
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21
Baltimore, Der. Is.

~ I'|tEtHIUTt, DEC. 70.
We learn with deep regret and hnmiIia-
ton. that majority of the Senate did YES
tetday really consent to 90 into an election
with usurping delegates fnr Governor, and
that Cen Winder has thus been saddle q nm
the slaee Cor another year! WIi~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-21

- S'strF Frira'e Eesex,
Pacific Ocean, July 2, 1913
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12
BY Thomas Richie.

vENliE Subscribers have in store, for private SALE
II aceosimodaumg terms
EoOD Sacks Salt. real Liverpool filed sacks twill.
ell, large aud in prime order;
500 Sacks Coarse Salt;
$1,000 lbs Brown Sugar, in hhds., tierces and
barrels, part III which is OF first quality;
2v,uD lbs. Coffee, proportion of which prime
green, in tierces, barrels aud bags;
loo hhis. Mossses, most OF which LIST quality, for
retailing
30 puneheons Rum, q part of which is old, finely
havoured, and oil superior quality
10 hhds New-lotk rectihed Rum;
pipes, &, ...
quarter casSs) "e"' II" me
10 pipes French Brandy, part of which war
ranted to be genuine
: : E.I. .; and superior quality Gin;
10 boxes Imperial Tea;
100 boxes Candles;
100 Soap;
loD CboeOlate
400 Spanish Segars;
50 barrels Northern Apples, sound and in nice Or
der;
So bales spinning Cotton-aiso, an assortment Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-12
Dry Goods,
VIZ

Superhne Coating, Fiannels, FRIES, Kendall Cot
tons, coarse Yarn Hose, White India Goods, Dni
ties s"perine Calicoes, and great variety of other
articles.
Daily expected from Phila 600 lbs. Pennington,
labelled Sugar in boxes and barrels--also, by the
ahip Abigail, from Liverpool 800 sacks real Liver
pool hlled-and from Baltimore, Whiskey, Brown
Sugar, and prime Green Coffee.
We continue to make liberal advances in cash, on
all consignments entrusted to our care-and having
n most commodiOus and completely FIRE proof Ware.
House, we'll prepared for the reception of Goods.
.lioncuye, Robinson g PIessdnts,
Auctoneers,
Corner Of ID g lSth streets, and opposite
Shockoe Hare House.
January g. IF
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
Pendleton County set.

AUGUST TERM 1873
Ruth Gragg and Benjamin Gragg CHI
dren and heirs at Law OF William
Gragg sen'r. deceased, BY Thsmas Sum
merteld their Guard an. Plaintiffs.
against.
William Gragg administrator of Will
am Gragg sen'r dec d.. Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant not having entered hi
appearance according 10 law & the rules o
this Court, 81 it appearing to the sat,sfac
tion of the Court thar he ls not an inhahi
:ant of this Commonwealth is or
dered that the faid defendant, do appca
here on the firf Tuesday in Novembe
next and anfwer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that a copy of this order be inseret
Tor two months successfully. in th
WincheRer Gazette, and poaed at tn
font door Of the Court house of sal,
County.
A Copy TeRe,
Il. DYER c. PC.
Angnh al. ammo
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
Virginia to wit

At Rules holden in the Clerks Office of
the Superior Court of Chancery tor the
Winchefter Difric,, the I'D day of
August 1873.
The trufees of the late Bank OF the
United States.....Plaintiffs.
Againa
William Oxley, Philip Williams, Da n
'iel Lee, Ifaac Hollingsworth and Will
liam Davidfon. . Defendants.
The Defendant William Oxley, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according 10 the Act of Assem-
IDLY and the Rules of this Court, and i;
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
be is not al inhabitsot Of this country: 1t
is ordered, That the fdid Defendant do ap
pear here on the first day of the mex,
term & answer the bill Of the plaintiff; &
that a copy of this order be forth with
inserted in some newspaper published in
"incheHef, for two months successfully
and pofied at the front door Of the Court
iioufe IN the faid town of Winchefef.
A Copy TcRe,
DANIEL LEE, &C. C.,
Scot. IS. a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-10-02
irginia, to wit.

| AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office
o. the Superior Cour, of Chancery tor the
Winchester District, the I'd day of Au.
gust 1888.
George Howard and He-:y II. Quicker
partners under the name and firm OF
Howard and Dacker.... Plaintiffs
.4%ainst
James Beddo, Jacob luck and John luck
I....Defendants
THE Defendant lanes Bedde, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according TO the Act Of Assem-
bly, and the Rules of this Court, and il ap
lPearing by satisfactory evidence that he
is not an inhabitant Of thi, country. Ii
is ordered, That the said Defendant dc
appear here On the FIRST day Of the mex
term & answer the bill of the plaintiff.
and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in Some newspaper publish
ed in Winchester, for two months sue
cessively and posted a; the front door oil
the Court House in the said town of Via.
chester.
a Copy TeG,
DANIEL LEE, e. &C,
August ri. 26