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IMPORTANT FOREIGN INTEL
LIGENCE.
NEW YORK, April %.

The Editors of the New York Ga-
zette have received BY the ship Miner
va. Smith, captain Rogers from LISBON
London papers to the 18th ult: tour DAYS
later than former advices. These pa
pers contain scarcely an article OF news
excep. the following:
A Lisbon paper Of the 29th Of March
contains London accounts of the 18th OF
March, by which it appears that berin
was closely invested, and that HAMBURG
was,hourly expected to be entered oy
the Russians. Gen. D'Yerck was assist
inp in person at the seige of Dantzlc.
The captain of the Minerva-Smith,
states. that the Russians had taken HAM
burg.
CATHOLIC QUESTION.
Ir the British House of Commons the
9Th OF March, the subject OF the Catho-
lie question was debated. A resolution
proposed by Mr.. Grattan, declaring tns
expediency of removing the Catholic
disabilities, with exceptions and regnia-
tons, and the security oftbe Protestant
succession to the crown, and that OF the
establishments of the churches OF Eng
land, Scotland and ireland was decided.
In favor Of the resolution l86--agalnst
it lIs-Majority e7.
An important state. paper OF Louis
18th, being an address to the people OF
France, appears in paper ofthe 18th {:
he says, /" His establishment on the
throne of his ancestors will be for France
only the happy transition from the Gala
mites ola war which tyrannype rpetuates
to the blessings OF a solid peace, for which
foreign powers can never fad any Sc
curity but in the word of the legitimate
sovereign"
LONDON, March II.
Late on "Wednesday evening, two Da-
nish officers reached town from Grlmsby
in Lincolnshire, where they were iahd'
ed from a Danish sloop OF war, bearing
a flag of truce. One OF these gentle
men. we learn, is Captain Lutkins, sou
of the Danish admiral OF that name. Our
Copenhagen letters, which announce his
departure, stated, that the object ct ms
mission was to procure the ratification
Of treaty of peace. the terms which he'd
already been settled with Lord Ca.heart'
We are of opinion that t'is was rather
a sanguine statement. Many details
must remain to be arranged before thus
conclusive step can be taken; but an
doubtediy, the despal hug so formal
mission would not have been adopted,
unless the Cour. of Denmark Rad fully
resolved ona policy essentially am'casie
to this country.
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10Th inst. Lord Catheart LETT ot' ~
,sr.h,rgA on the ! 9th inst. fpr the army
By accounts from Berlin, the huss'. .ns
were within IL miles OF befiih 'H
Cossack, had even pashed forward tneir
accomplishing parties till within mlies
of it. 90
We have a report to day, that the
King of Prussia is gone to meet tue EN-
neror Alexander at Wiilemburg.
Gen. D'York is appointed command
err of the Russian army. n IS ac'i!.s
in the nsme of the King OF Prussia Win
10000 men. o.
ELs1NEUK, Feb. "a.
Private letters, by the last mail from
Hamburger, mention a battle having oeo,'
fought near Posen, in which IL IS Sa'u,
Regnier wa. defeated and wounded, ana
had removed his head quarters to FINK
fort. The Russians entered bern" on
the 18th, There is report thar Dal''
zic had fallen, but it is not credited.
COPENHAGEN, Feb. g.
We have a report here, generally Gre
dited, that convention has been signed
in St. Petersburg, between Lord Cath
cart and the Danish Minister B!om;
the basis of which is, free trade to
Norway, with proviso, that all prlVa'
,eering, both Darish and French, IS to
be forbidden by this country.
n 1t N
1t is also mentioned, that all the la
nish prisoners in England will be imme-
diately allowed to return homo.
BERLIS, Feb. 10.
The magistracy of Koningsberg, find
ing themselves under the lmpossblii'y
of furnishing sucepurs to the great num-
Der of poor of that city, who are I'D want
of subsistence, have addressed new ex-
hortation to the inhabitants, to excite
them 10 acts Of benevolence towards
these unfortunate persons. The pc
ture which it has drawn OF the acsnal
state of KoniDgsberg is extremely at
fecting.
Its said that his majesty will go to
Meme, Gslz, and Silberheg, to inspect
the works of those foruesses.
l., consequence OF the appeal from
our government, q great NUMBER OF
young people came forward to enter as
volunteers in the corps of chasseurs.
Every instant they are departing from
all parts If the state for Colberg or Bres.
!au. 81 ate filled with enthusiasm.
The university, as we'll as the schools,
are almost deserted. Prussia is about
- place OH foot the most imposing
forces, to coS,bat with success the enc
nv of peace, and to maintain the sys-
tenn adopted tor the interest OF the con-
tnent.
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NEW YORK, April %.
IONG.lSI AND 500 ND.

The blockade Of 10 Important sec
ton of eoa sting navIg CATION be ng al length
effected by the entrance OF on English
frigate, and her taking position ct n
London harbor, very serious incon's'
nience and losses will be sustained by
tho ci;izeas, AID adequate exeruons will
be necessary 10 repel the enemy from 20
close an investment of our shores end
channels. We defer any remarks ex-
cited by the occurrence at present.
Extract Of letter ia ne edissr, dated
NEw-LoNDoN, s6th April, 1873.
SIR-Tbis afternoon the British trl-
gate Orpheus, OF SIS guns, anchored IN
this harbor.--An officer came up from
her, for the ostensib.e purpose OF ex-
charging prisoners, which has DOT DeeH
effected. The officer has returned On
board This city new lies at the nero!
oil the enemy. The only protection hire
for the defence Of this place, is--Volun-
teers in the fort and-gun-boats. ne
militia are not ordered out tor the de-
fence OF the city.
Ertract Of anoth.r letter, same dafe.
THIS Afternoons the British trigate Or
phsus, captain Pigot, arrived OF TINS
harbor and sent boat On shore with
lieutenant and flag. The object u THIS
mission was to propose all exchange Of
prisoners. There ale on board the teet
so Americans, which are offered III ex'
change for the officers and men taken IN
the Fox, ls in all. The Marshal re-
ceiyed the flag, and has replied, that ~
has no power TO act. The flag has re-
turned. A b,ig from Savannah ter FRO
violence, was taken OF the Point TINS
morning by the Orpheus.
another Letter says:
eve are all in muster here, exPec'
ing visit, perhaps before morning
"P. S.&Capt. French, with his com
pany Of artillery, are going to Haroors
Mouthto-night, to dispute White bease'
IN case they attempt to land.
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MERCER, (Pa.) April II.

A'i LIN >-AhS v NAf''A 80
We learn from Erie, tisat the gun.
boats will be launched in few days
the two corvet,es are planked nearly to
the bends, and, from the reinforcement
of ship carpenters, which arrived from
Philadelphia lately, they will be launch
ed in their element in or weeks, the
Commodore arrived last week, as did
two captains for the gun boats with their
ln!dshipmen, boatswains, pursers, sc.
Captain Dobbin is gone to Buffalo for
four 80 Founders for the gun boats;
this job has been deferred too long, the
ice is thought 10 be too much weakened
to bear such a weight; it will take one
month to convey them by land-two A
gun ships are to be commenced imme.
diately, they will be ready by the time
the lake opsns-three fortlticahons are
to be Immediately erected, one on each
side of the mouth of the basin; their
greatest use will be in protecting the
shipping while rigging at the wharf a.
bout to be built near the end of Pressure
isle, (there being sand bar within tbs
mouth of the basin the bulls Of corvettes
will have to be buoyed with empty casks
to make the new wharf) The Salina
is burnt.
A quantity of cannon and ammuni-
ton is now passing up the Allegheny
river and French creek in boats, for The
war vessels.
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NORFOLK. April %

IN our paper of Wednesday, we no.
tlccd 'se captu-a OF schooner BY the
el9eIny', squ'd On IN tbe Bay, winch VIC
conicctured vas fromFraDce--shet turns
out O lie the scho ,ner Vesta from Bor-
dcaux. baund 30 Baltimore, rith cargo
vi w inc and brandy.
A. Ern'ier'an wto came passenger IN
the Eesta, and WHO wss permitted to
cone up ir flag, hss furnished US y i,h
tiIe Of Bordeaux papers to the 4th of
last month their contents arc without
interest to The American reader, being
principally relative 70 the tonsCrip t re-
gulations, and reports upon The state Of
the empire, according to which latter,
France was never in more happy ard
iourishing condition.
Among other items Of veracHy, it is
stated in an Expose of the state of the
Empire, that since the year 1880, the
population OF the nation, as France was
at that time, has increased 2,5sO,OO0 -
No psrssg, We believe, Can be imposed
en- by such statement. In another pa
per we notice the CONSUMPTION law "a ap-
plied to various citics--the civ OF Dor.
deaux is called upoa 10 furnish 34s con-
scripts frem population of 74,7s8--in
the year 1899, the population Of Bor-
seaux was l25,oOo
In these papers nothing is said of MI
iitary operations in Spain, or in the
North of Europe, from which it msy be
inferred, that nothing could be said ths.
ought to be tod.
We have received letters and papers
from Cadiz to the goth OF the last month,
from which we collect nothing of im-
PORTAGE. Military operations, suspend.
ed during tho winter, bad not been re.
commenced. The Cortcs we're occupi-
ed iii regulating The various departments
OF government, until the completion Of
which the provisional government slrea-
dy established viii exercise the fuhc-
tons of the Regency.
Cadiz paper OF the 18th of March,
says, two Algeripe frigates were cruis
ing between Cape Spartel and Cape St.
Vincent, that they had captured an Amc-
rlcan brig-greas danger was appre-
hended to American vessels bound to
Cadiz.
1t will De seen BY our papsr of this
day, that our loving friend and ally, B.
naParte, was attempting SUB rosa, % give
US an additional eyidencsrthat g his ma.
Jesty loves the Americans" Tue go.
vernment Of Sweden has recently pub.
lishsd declaration, in which is stated
the extravagant demands made BY Ma
polson upsa that government among
them was demand that "Ssyeden should
shut Der forts against the .fmericcns."
This he did While openly protesting
his friendship for Us, and while MIR. NJ
Olsen and his friends we're d.ing every
thing in their power to assist The Fgench
emperor, ana aGally haye rendered him
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
Joseph Vaudeville
Corner of King e Fai3ar~streets'
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Rr ygoLgsALE AND RETAIL,

Rr WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Teas-gunpo~der, I'm
Fo Or cneS's pcrial, hyson. hyson SKIN
80 boxes young byson s souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
On GOO lbs loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans * MuSc''"u'
$50 bbls Scars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
S pipes, 6 half pipes and or casks r.
Madeira
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
do genuine old Port
IA pipes Red Catalonia
Ia cases choice Claret
!. butts, Il half pipes Malaga
$ pipes, s hall pipes and 30 a. casks
Teneriffe
ls pipes real CogDae brandy
S pipes Gin
90 uuncheons West-lndla KUN
!, nuncaeons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbis Peach BRANDY
IS do. Whisky
SEQ gallons Old do.
bhds. Cherry Bounce
co dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
500 10. Bengal Indigo
400 Id. Bright Madder
6ooo ID. Goshen s Rhode-l fndCheese
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mepto, race and ground Ginger,Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas
Barley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Giaubcr
Salts. Bark, Scented White aud Brown
Soap, Spermaci,i mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Pe,re, Arnot,e, Alum, CopPeras, Brim
stone, Ganpowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder, Siiters, Cigars, Demiiohns,
Wrapping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc
sc.
". B. So bushels Jresh wsrranfed
CLOVER SEED.
March 6.
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Translated for the hvsning Post from
Lisbon taEerS.

Translated for the hvsning Post Jron
Lisbon taEerS.
LONDON, March -
Several letters from Suabla abnounce
the surrender of Dantz'ck to the Rus
SLAMS Although the accounts ate noi
cti, -ial, vet there is no doubt CT the tact
1t is known that, during The last Cam
D ign, the Cossacks took IRON one OF
,he French guards standard em0rois'
cred by the arch duchess h'arla Louisa.
The Emperor AleXanc er ssnt IT to the
Emperor OF Austria. accompanied by a
letter written with his own hand. The
Emperor of Austria in his answer, eX-
presses his thanks to Alexander, snd
hi. congratulations on .hs success 81 the
Russian arms.
It is stated that there do not remain
ony French troops between DantzicS *
Hamburger and by the lates, dates
from the latter eity, it appears that they
indicate an intention to cvacuate without
delar.
The King Of SaAony has sent an ex'
traordinary Ambassador To Paris, to re-
present to BoBaparte. that his provinces
being entirely exhausted by the results
of the war, it had become absolutely
impossible for him to continue his sub
sides.
1t is said that Marshal Ney is order
ed to Spain to take the place OF Soult.
March IS.
By advicek from Copenhagen, it APP
pears that the Russians were expected
to be in Hamburger on the 2sth OF Feb
Preparations, it is said, were making tor
their reception.
1t i. also stated, that there were fire.
quenttumblts among The people through
cut every part OF Hanover.
By tive ar,isles from Berlin OF the 2sd
of Feb. it appears, that the Russians
had not entered that city on the 10th but
had certainly invested it. This tact Is
stated in proclamation issued by Gen.
Aassrau.
eoTTENBURG, Feb. 81.
Letters have been received from Carl
sham, stating, that Dantzic was taken.
Tbi. intelligence, though not official, is
gensrally believed.
Tie same letters mention that the
King OF Prussia has declared war against
France. All the young men capable OF
bearing arms have gone to Rrssiau,
where the King is. Another letter says
hat the Russians entered Piayath cn the
9th, and Pillau on the 9Th. The Aus
trians in the nsighborhsod OF Warsaw
are reported to have entered into Ca
pitulation similar to that concluded by
Gen. D'Yorck.
Intelligence has been received here
from St Ps.ersburgh, dated the 18th
inst. stating that Warsaw, Thorn, LIZ
bsu, and Posen, arc in possession OF the
Russians.
Daaszic, i, was supposed, would sur
render BY eapisVla.ion about tbs 9Th Or
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the highest service in eur psver, ut the
expense of the blood Of ouy citizens, the
wealth Of our nation, and the peace and
happiness of Thousands.
Surely there must exist some infa.u.
alton, or our citizens could not but with
one voice exscrate the hypocritical ~.
rant.
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BOSTON, April s..

Extract of letter from Socket's Har-
Dor, dated AhrI 6.
CT arrived,at this place On the LIST of
March, and fosnd the place extremely
sickly; l suppose from 20 20 Is are t4.
ried daily. The troops coilesssd at tbs
place amount 10 about 5000; besides
SEQ sailors. Preparations are rapidly
making for transporting the army across
the lakes; their first attack will be upon
Kingston, tbs principal town on The lake>
belonging to the British, which will BE-
attacked by land and water, as soon IS
the ice clears out. Three weeks at mp,t
from this will determine the fate of our
expedition. | have been extremely III
since Try arrival here, but whether i,
was occasioned by severe cold, or ia
tigue of long Journeylng, or both t ge-
Their, am unable 10 say am happy,
however TO Inform you, that am toleso.
BILE at present The scenes Of poverty,
sickness and distress, witch are daily
Witnessed here, are shocking in the ex-
treme / will not attempt 10 describe il.
The men that came from Newport are
not to remain on this lake, but will go
on to Lake Erie, as soon as Kingston IS
taken, Gas the saying Isl and join our old
Commodore. At present we are usder
the command Of Commodore Chauncey;
the naval fierce here consists Of the fol-
lowing vessels, viz.
Ship Lady Madison, so guns.
Big Oneida, 20
II schrs. mounting in all 80
Total, 80 guns.
Which force, according to the best in.
formation am able to collect, is mucb
inferior to that of the British. The sch.
to which l am attached, is to be called
tha adr f,f tha axe.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
LIST OF BOOKS
ADDED TO THE
ALEXANDRIA, LIBRHRY
THE PRESENT YEAR.

ALEXANDRIA LIBRdRf
THE PRESENT YEAR.
Vols
Lord Erskine's Speeches !
Life Of Spencer of Pcrciral l
Mclesh's Travels in the U. States
Peetical w orks of Thomas Campbell
History of North Carolina
Sketches of Louisiana
Memoirs of Life passed in Penn ,
sylyania !,
Campaipn against Quebec in l775
The Art Of Preserving Animal QUO
stances a..
American Review .
Memoirs of Lord CharlemoH
Chstea ubriand's Travels to Jerusa'
lem, sc.
Essay on the first principles OF Ma
,urs, Presented by w. l. Wise,
Esq I,
Bowle's Universal Atlas, BY do:
Marian, Novel .
Orator, or Agricultural Essays !
Calamities of Authors
I.row,her's Forfeiture of Methodlsm |
Coleman's Poetical VagarIes
Crabbe's Tales in verse z
The Wonders of Nature and Art ~
Rejected Addresses
Gambado's Academy for grown
Horseman
Bak,isr Namek, Persian novel
Memoirs Of the Rev. George White
influence Of, nature, by Madame
&c Slael
Essay on the Ortali'y of the
Soul -
Rokeby, Poem by w. Scott
Address to Officers in the army
Biglana's View of tho World
History of South Carolina
Works of Robert T Paine
The Highlanders, Poem
Emeral ISLE, Poem
Bozman's History of Maryland
Home, a Novel, by Miss Cullen
e2
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BaLTINQN.

Cory Of q k'" =, ~
pres4cn' q N y
.Jees5 G5,,r, hf I
duitd s0m MI =.
81 received yop' =
ard regret it is o. 'ss y
ply you q With /. hi, t5' s s@ps
6 The British a l'.,I
day, and after ss.s
French Town .';;issss
d.: pi: ;: Il, e, !
81 g.I Sp and marc';%55 90
terry erec'ed At t, IN ..51rs1
embarked ar! din. imn ss,.s 4
s "t": . az ; her ':; ':'.1::'1
From our Nv ~
. ps,r'sn ',.555naI
cap'.in r'bo /. III
Inform II or "i;e e RI .. :. Il
PolIoc. RIP , ~ II
M2nd.' H. f.: az ns,s 4
an and one q bsf .5,o,r,s@1
s "iS BY M" L'''> |
yesterday n
The s.,'.;s;o.: &
the loss Of = s,,,s.t.s1
F Page, a p,' ;, &, III
iSs, in !, d, y,'', l'sa u
Captain s''
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= The Ed" rs]
Fsoup,,' Has1
Of our sy o'por I'D
watch is KEEP, : I'D
people ?, STAND e, 4
!, ! p %h have prt ,,s,r'
t. to os EngH:a, ..ss',,'ts|
It ut escaped. A ,,e.:|
% %a"': prerct to u 4
aenti.Ily nouc v s- !"
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PElLADrrn,

,.s Mr. John Ha,s.,,I1
Ger {: Oh bcard the ~
a'''ed before tEe %D
tlas 10 this city, .sss,|
on hord a porlos n n
't = morning Ivy
OF The Court. 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05

T.; To- Cs EngIi:a, ,a s,'s
" Ss mich pre'ct to !:
'-'''-''y noae sr,S
y. lPHlLADalGs
,.s Mr. r. John H.,s.,i:
J J;F Oh board the s.a.o''
:, a'''ed before Tie E 1''
o (,,s : 10 this ely, wv. s's,
ON ''.G G''d a portoerp,r,.
,Sfc'y morning ; ~.
OF the Court. -"
Extract Dfst,,r d,
p /" '$ s,'-on l5s lid
Of L'''le Geek, ,S,sS
',;' With Is ssil,ss,
Instance ,,ra !, up he tta,
gro that vas,akeat,,,'
.'' whom they eos,
they Promised .se~
3 400 and IN,
provided he syt-t
they could getf,s.
mate ffom the. n.
sci tom SIa.s,,h.l
RI ree'ed The nes'c IN
the best ca';'c lla,,,
" h'le they wen, s,,,
'' = was t'ea IN g.1
Informed them lt.,e
ed men belonged at,
therefore they ccfsr
perfectly secure ia
they were stthe en-
bis escape and gr
number OF ei0izeasv.
prisoners Of the l,c h
and they sre ssat
state for further or.z
d" The Ansr:caa
he has a ship novlyK
and that he purch!@l
ed her with fl9u., nj
Boston on the ;.H o.la
80 states hat he S.a
British and tia: h. gz
provisions for Am,aa
that they had q f,S aid
- but they had nc,hr,I
federated their as,l y
" l he next mcTL1
from the vessels 70 d
men were detained, ID,
to show from BertLr.
Is sailors and 2 csm
armed with mnskm z
sailors stated thai liq
their men if the Aac-'
ferior TO theirs,
i" Yesterday a l,r9t
men landed a! Nn's1
Milford, and ha'c a.A
cattle and - hogs.
/" This staisHtri !
believe correct, but 2
having been pnlsrr1
night without '''2F'
forced marches, G"
in form to be pc1I.s@
write for yourlat:rn1f
Of people belonging
arms with chssFtatiD
were upwards Of snI
ed gu, with sIacrlT %
perry and liberty \
" Onc OF the '4n y
to Lewis,srn h', h'H
Milford, and fell i''
take soma tims 10 us
ton"
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19
Loudon Land for sale.

THE subscriber is authorised TO sell,
Il and now offers for sale, two Tracts
Of Land, in Loudon county, Virginia,
belonging to Wa. d. DIGGRs, ESQ
the one containing about 1000 acres, ~.
ing on and adjoining the Short Hills,
and known by the name of the Short
Hill Tract, within a short distance of
the river Potomac and Harper's Ferry ;
on which there are several very valuable
mill sests-The other known by the
name of the Valley Tract, within FIVE
or six miles of the town of Leesburgh,
and containing about 100 acres. Both
these tracts of land are very fertile, are
situated 10 thickly populated neighbour.
hoods, and are as well calculated for
farming as any lands in the county OF
Loudon. Each tract will either be sold
altogether, or will be divided in such
manner as may best accommodate pur.
chasers, The subscriber will attend in
person az the house of Mr.. Tenniapg,
on the Short Hill Tract, and at the house
OF MIR. Greenlease. on the Valley Tract,
about the 18th March next, for the pur.
pose OF showing the premises, and Of
giving such information as may be de-
sirable to persons inclined to purchase.
II not sold at private sale by the 18th
OF April next, the said land will be Of
tered at public sale, to the highest bid.
der, on that day, at PIERs's Tavern, in
the town of Leesburgh. The sale to
continue from day to day, until the
whole OF the land shall be sold.
The terms of payment will be, one.
third part OF the purchase money in hand
on the day of the sale, the balance to be
paid in one, two, and three annual in.
stalments.
Persons who may wish to forward let.
tiers to the subscriber, will please direc,
to him, Stqg0td Court House, Virginia
K. MASON,
attorney IN Fact.
Stafford county, Va ]
Feb. 81, 1918.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-03-19

Berkeley County, set.
January Court, 1873.
Elisha Boyd, PlainnE,
against
Peter Casey and Nancy his wife, Mary
Waggcner, administrators, and An.
drew Wagner, one of the admins.
traitors of Andrew Wagner, deceas.
ed, and Zebulon Dyer, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Peter Casey ard
i Nancy his wife. not having en-
tered their appearance agreeable to an &C:
of Assembly aud the rules Of th;s Court,
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF
his Court that they are not inhabitants
OF this commonwealth, OF motion of the
complainant, by his counsel, it is order
ed, that the said defendants do appear
here on the second Monday in April
next, TO answer the bill OF the complain
ant, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Martin iburgh
Gazette tor two months successfully.
and published at the door of the Court.
House of said county.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c. B c.