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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-12
Ru'fand, w. Feb.
II TILE OF HORROR

The painful duty devoves ON us of recor-
ding one ct the most distressing. barbarous
and inhuman murders that stands record
ed on the historic page of civilized society
"a deed at which humanity shuaders. and
Indignation knows no bounds The follow
ing, among others, are the most interesting
circumstances which have TRANSFERRED, con
Corning this nor: id transaction
On Tuesday evening the 18th inst. Mr..
fosfhh Greer, young merchant from this
village was missing from home but little
alarm, however, was experienced in conse.
Quence of his absence, until the Thursday
evening following, some OF his friends suppo.
sing he might have probably left town, ON
urgent business, in one of the STAGES b6t
the northern q eastern stages having arri-
veds without furnishing amp Information of
him, the alarm for bis safety became gen
erai. On Friday morning, search was made
throughout the village, and Dersous dis.
patched into the adjacent towns. Suspicious
as to hisf ate had entered ,he breasts of ma
ny a pevson by the mans of James In
fhoHy. halter 5v trade, was strongly sus-
Pected OF being accessory to his secretion.
II not murder,i ~ consequence Of marks OF
violence which appeared on his face, and
the Singular manner in which he accounted
Tor the same. Els shop wa1 searched ON
Friday morning but without effect hno
ther search, however, was determined on.
In the afternoon and, or removing A. piIe of
~ood which was placed under the stairs
that reached the upper loft, che manglsd re
mains Of the murdered Greer were discov~
cred Anthony was Immediately arrested.
and jury Of inquest sum moned, WHO, after
examination Of the body and Witnesses, re
turned verdict Of viituk murder by fhe
hand Of James anthony. The criminal
was arraigned before Nathan Osgood, ESQ.
who ordered his commitment 10 prison, I'M
I'll the sitting Of the supreme court in this
town, on Monday next.
On Sunday, the literal obseouies of the
iamented Green. were performed With man
ites'ations OF the deepest regret at the an
happy fate Of youthful martyrGom. The
tear OF sympathy was depicted in the coun.
tenances of an immense audience, & noun
tut solemnity perVadsd a most interesting
scene. II tender partner with whom be
mad beea connected but about two years, is
LETT TO weep his urumely exit and the fond
antcipationS of parents and relatives are
suddenly blasted. Communi'y feel sensibly
the mel ,rchaly deprivation Of a citizen
whose prospects were promising and indig-
nation az the psrpctrator Of his death, is
apparent IN me breast Of every individual
Mr.. G"een wa 2 s"n Of Deacon Ezekfpl
Grcen. of thi9 tow, Gf TIE age Gf27 years
lie had been in the mercantile li1e in this
place for sone time past.
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MnIANEOIrNcn-

The Glowing is the substance Of the propo-
si'io's made by Nr. J. Johnston. agent for
the u. 8. to the Chiefs Of the Shawsnoese,
Wyandots, Senecas. MiAn,ies, fottawati
mics. Getaways snd Kickapoos, conven-
ed in council on the eth instant at this
place.
NV brothers, chiefs OF the different tribes,
address you in the name Of your Great
Father, the Presid.n. stand 10 his shoes,
and the words whic', speak unto you are
his wor's. Yos well know it was your Fa.
theirs wish that yon should remain quiet
and take no part in the present war. You
were warned to shut your ears against evil
unseliors--but war had scarcely began.
when we found you at Chicago butchering a
handful OF men after they had surrendered.
an act which none would be guilty of but
such as were fl to wear petticoats. Short
ly after OIL besieged Fort WAYNE, but YOUR
Father was now aware of your tneachery,
he sent his armies and YOU were beaten and
driven of. At all the battles which took
place since that time, we find you assisting
the British until they we're beaten at tn :
River Thames. and you we're thrown Oh
your backs. Your Fasher's war chief took
You by the hand. s. raised you up, 8, told you
to iive.-As war is Your trade and you can
not live quiet and take no part in il, your
APtpSi 10 NOt'lJCICu NY IcCPS6IsU ana nor
chciee. to put the tornahawk in your hands.
And the terms on which I offer You peace
are. you must raceive the tomahawk fcom
my hands, and when you are tod, YOU must
strike. Cur enemies must he your enc
mics, and from this hencefotth YOU must
consider. yourselves in service. and hold
yourselves in readiness to go on war ex
psditior at the cal. Of any commanding of.
ticer on the lines also, you must take and
deliver mp any British agsnts shat may come
among you to the commanding officer of
the nearest pest to 700. II you do not, you
Will be considered az enemies and treated
As such (; bur if you are faithful you shall be
well paid for your ssrvices---(n mot in emp
ty promises aOd bad money. as the british
have paid you) but in silver. mt the rate of
IS cents per cay for every day you are in
'ervice. Your women and children shall
be kept at the different posts, protected, fed
and clothed al the pubic expense Your
land boundaries shall stand as they are~-I
refer you to the Shawanoese and Wyanduts,
thew can tell you whether tie Americans
fulfil their promises nor.
The CNiefs were to have made a defni
tive reply to MIR. Johnston. on their return
70 Pic0ua should they do so, we shall Law
it before our readers as soon as il can be
obtained.l Ohio Republican,.
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IETURNING REASON .
GENERAL ORDER
Ofhis Err e!'enev the Cowmander-in On

Ofhis Err c!iencv The Commonder-;n .Ch,ef
o.Fthc hhii1a II Pcrmonr.
To limo;hy r. ChpIpan, Major..f;ene-
rra of the third divisioh. of che Militia of
Vermont. ~.
enemy Oh the frontiers nfths Sts,e If New
York, the exposed situasiph Of the frontier
OF ts.iS State. and particularly the public
property at this place, have thought pro.
per to direct Won TO cause til. division under
your command, to be holden in readiness
to march on the shortest notice Il such
point or place. rs they may be directed, fer
the defence Of this State agains. any inva
sion which may be attempted by the
enemies Of our country. in case OF an O.
vent 81 highly To bs depr Gated, IL is
expected that every Man will cheerfuily do
his duty.
MARTIN CHIrTENDEN.
BUFLTHG 7oY, y1r. nh 1914
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Er;rGct of Il differentiated
"IfARRtsRURc March 9 ~

"HARRfsBURG March 2, 1914
"1hs Legislature of Massachusetts hav-
ing passed law refusing TO permit the 20
vernment OF the United States to confne
prisoners OF war in any prison in that state,
and also directing all such prisoners to be
released unless withip a certain. time other
wise removed by the United States govern
ment, IL seems that preparst ia are max
ing to remote such prisoners for safe keep
ing to this state. Upon this subject mes
sage was yesterday received from the go
vernon, enclosing a letter from the seereta-
ry OF state OF these documents ] enclose
you copy, ga well AS ola bill which has
been introduced in consequence. From the
confidence thus shewn in Pennsylvania, the
Essex jnnto will, hope, BIZ convinced, that
this g ase Is not prepared FIR he revolution
AIRY measures contemplated bv them.
bill had been passed in the senate this
morning, 10 compiY n h the recnest stated
In the snbloined documents, and the house
Of representatives this afternoon adopted it,.
This renders il unnecessary FOR me to send
you copy OF the act introduced in the house
OF representatives this morning. The bill
which has passed both houses, directs al
sberlIis, goalers, &c. n receive prisoners of
war IL directs taat the marshal and his
deputies shall be permitted to visit them
and that regular list Of names and ate
ment Of expences skail be furnished"
Auro-a.
(corr)
To tie Senate and Noasr o. Eefres~nia-
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If,c~r.r 70 E.h. "a.

HG"r.r 60 } Fc6. IS.
BY gentlemen i-st fr m Detroit, y-c
learn, that licuts. Fisk and I.arwili who
SOME time ago were captured by the British
on the river De'rrench. have made tn. ir es
cape ard arrived at Detroit. They had
been conveyed some distance below Bur
instcn ieigh :. when their guards getting
drunk. they affected ,heir escape
FROM oUR CORRESPONDENT.
Detroit. Et6. 4.
6 must give you the pleasing Intelligence
o! the sYcc SIS Of small party cf cur Mich
igan militia. who were scouting On the ri
yer Thames aud have taken one lieutenant
colonel Of the British militia. and ten or
twelve men--this was done by ten of our
men,"
Letters frcr, Detroit state arrrehensions OF .i.t
from the er-,py during ia. winter, which 1t CO..
Rut'er, the maniipc officer at th,t post Is pre-
psr'ns tn receive. Major Smiley returned to De.
trot on the 10th nit. from an expedition up the
Thames, whittier he had gone with goo men to s..
cure arms, wheat, horses, &c. $50 stand of arms
quantity Of wheat and horses were taken, with
a zig belonging to Co. Elliott. Mai Smiley like.
wise re-took fifteen mnslets which had been IA
ken With the detachment lately captured on the
Thames.
Gen Rsrrisoh isror euEeg.d in settling treaty
with the tribes of Indians l,tely conquered /; the
council is held 1T Dayton, Ohio. 1t is said Gen RI.
has been ordered tn return 10 the northern army
when ne has arranged this business:
Kentucky Cos.
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Port Of CHARLESTON s c. Feb. 90.
he private armed schoorers S.u~y Ia.S,
Chazel. and Herald, Miller. went to sea
yesterday, on cruiye.
A Diving Bell has been c,ns.ruc,cd N his
city, for the purpose of raising the guns, S,~.
rom thu wreck of the Unite. States cutter
Canatin. which blew up and sunk in this
harhor some months sircc--a:i at,empts
hitherto made to raise the wreck i'm bodv
having failed.
RA1riGH Marcia.
We have seen letter from IN officer rf
our Detached Militia at Salisbury. tated
the 23d Feb. a, tia, date the Il ss;s,srt
Quarter Master General who " as exnccted
from Char cst''p, had not arr'vcj-Major
Irwin, the Assistant Adiutsnt Ceie ra,, ar
rived at Salisbury on the 2,st ult. direct
from Fort Hawkins, with some funds. nv
the ai6 Of which il wa eXpsc.ed the Tr..nrs
(shough not furnished with the necessary
supples) would march for Fort Haw kins j.,
a few days, The troops are represented as
being healthy and we'll d sposed TO DO their
onty. Bris7dier gen. Crab m has accent
ed the command lately cone red on hnG by
HIS Excelltncy Gov. n kirs.
Hrare anthor'zed TO stste, that the Executive af
tho United States have determined ;;op.t.is,.i,,
TO finish tie works a. Fort Powhatan. and blaee
competent garrison therein for he proteetion NJ
Petersburg aud Redmond. III measure o,cs,
various Others evidently rrov-s that ev, ~ yuner
SHE section OF the county is scrupu!oasIy attended
20 BY the Wax Departments.
Pe'ersbu.g Republican.
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i.hc7p YORK, Nfa,ch7 2.
a British ship of the lire and friga,e
were of Sandy Hook on Saturday and cha
sed small W ood schooner ashcrr nsa, -.
Block House The ships came so Fsar the
ahore, that several shots were fired at them
from the Block House and gun boats.
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INDIAN CONNCn

The hiehness Of the waters having inter-
copied ell mmunicatiaps with Miam;
County, we have not been able to procure
tor this weeks paper the official answer OF
tie Chiefs to Mr.. Johnstoni'S propositions :
sut verbally we have understood, tina, their
answer was perfect acquiescence with
the most sanguine wishes Of the gov. rnment
Of the United Stare.
An express VITO left that place few DAYS
since on his way Gin ianatti with iispa,ch-
es - Gen. Harrison, info ms that Catf1;,
Lee Cls. year corrst Of Michigan ORA
goons on me Massaginiwav expeditionl
with small party underhis command had
made an incursion frnnn Detroi. To tn.
Thames and Md, prisoners IF number Of
British officers aToug whom is the lannon's
Col Baubee who. wi n his command Of In
dams so glori usV displayed himself in "a.
v2gng, burning and laying waste the New
y 'rk frontier, and uiurdering the unre
sisiny end helpless women ard children
What renders this act more wor: nv Of an
plause. is the fact, that it was achieved
many mites in the rear Of considerable
force of the enemy; by a furnber cf me1
not exceeding fourteen and tnat Capts;n
LEE maneuvered with such adroitpess as
to evade pursuit, and to prevent being in
tercepted in his retreat. i ne express states
that the above prisoners are on their wav
from Urbanua 10 Cincinnati, under conyov
OF 2 safe guard.
POSTSCRIPT.
Yesterday NOR ing arrived here the ca
Ranbe- and British prisoners taken by Cant
Lee, on their way to Head Quarters at Gin.
chhau. RetU5hcon
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CARTELF0R COrTENB,,pC

a cartel Tor GWtenburg, will be dispatch
ed from New York, on the 18th inst She
will take letters and such passengers rs
have passports from the Secretary OF State.
The captain win forward from Gottenburg
all letters entrusted to his care.
.tQ,. In..
Extract ola letter from Captain John II.
Dent, to the Secretary of the Navy. da-
ted
CRARLesros. rs. c. FED. 81. 1874.
"The .fNrator has 6ren rt6ttra, and
TriN sail in the morning 10 crui-r on fhe
COAST and iniets betzveen Stono a7d For.
Royal. The enemy continue on the COAST,
ORR hare nor contn'iiea any detr buttons,
o. sent their IoGfs in, Gnce fhc att0ek or
the alligator. One qftheir large cutters
engaged in fhat action has been hickcd at,
on the Worth Eiisto, Derv mich injured. -
IhaUc sentf'rh~rt 10 be brought here
.4lso an officer and one seaman hopr been
'ouc1 and buried, me former srith Ills arm
shot N and a n,ustcf shot 7rovrd"
Mt a meeting ~ nRnber of citi-ena ar
RE Mayors Office in baltimore, q Errp days
ago, a committee 7nas Ghtoin,cR 10 eo2cc;
su6sc iIhHons 20 the om9unt ESQ 900 doi
tars, for the turf,os" Of 6r!ding q FEARING
battery. FIR fhe defence Of tkGt hcrbor on
the fiian Of Fuhon's zcor-shih. 10.
IMPORTANT AND INTER ESTING.
BY the po'iteness of captain Winston, of
the army, who passed through the city this
mnrning on his way to Washington, we
learn, that no npprehcnsions are n.ertain-
ed or need be entertained the saFetyof Sack
e'ts la Dor. The ice was weak broken.
impossible mo possibility of The enemy
passing TO the harhor existed. He also in
forms, that 500 British had gone up tie lake
destination re did not mention. This gen.
tleman we understand, is direct from tina,
post.--BG{timor Patriot.
Poughkcehue, March 2.
Passed through this town, last week, II
heavy cannon, So Founders, each drawn by
SIX horses. They are intended for the lax e
service. and are proceeding to Saoke,t's
Harbour.
On Wednesday week violent gale arose
on Lake Eris. accompanied with Rim
The gaze Continued until Taursday nigh, ::
the rain has completely DESTROYED the sleigh
ing on all the great roads in this part of the
country. The ice on Lake Erie has been in
a manner broken up. A gentleman from
Cleveland informs us, that the ice In the vp-
per part of the Lake is quite gone. The
II e. a, Erie, may now be pronounced COM
pe'ely safe from any enterprises of the en-
emy' BuGaioe Gag.
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which were read & referred to committee
OF the whole House.
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FROM CANADA.


The Editors of the Boston Palladium have
oeen favored with Montreal papers of the
l9h ard Goth at.
The House Of Assembly of Lower Canada
have resolved to impeach the Hon. Iona
than Seweli, Chief Justice Of that Province
and the II lon. James Monk, Chief Justice Of
the Court OF Kings Bench, for Montreal Dis
rct and to address the Prince Regent on
the subj ct
The British sly, they found at French
Mills pieces of cannon and from 90 20 100
loads OF provisions, and that just before the
Americans evacuated that place party nm
der Col. Forsythe came within the British
lines and "plundered few poor people &
carried away sc, ernl individuals"
Gems. Proctor 8. Vincent were at Montrev i,
Feb. 10.
Montreal REQ. 20.
On Saturday last sn expedition Under Col
.Ccott, 1854 regt. lefJ Coteau du Lac, for
Malone, town a few miles back from the
French Mill, where ii was understood the
enemy'h he'd Gepnsi ed large quantity Of pro
Visions &c. ~ ich they had not carried off
ON their retI sat from the French Mills. 1t
was yesterday rsjo.tr q that this expedition
had met with no opposition, but with every
success which could have been anticipated
and that about 200 loads cS provisions and
wv - itHhs a. AiiC last dLCpuIEtS, DCGn sent
over, and that more was constantly arriy-
ng.
81. J9bss, ". Il. Jan. O..
We stop the press to announce the arr val
Of his Majes'Y's brig Thistle, in days from
HalifsX, with 100 volunteer seamen for the
Lakes in Canada. who are to proceed with
all Poss bic eXpc ,i'ioH and are to be follow
I'd bv another division Of Volunteers, in II.
W. brig Marty, which is hourly expected
Efene, MR.. Namhshbc, Fe6. %.
a large number Ct slip Carpenters have
'rocccoed through f5js toQn for Lake
hampiain. f0r the Purpos g Of Op|diog Row
Csllies
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tits understood. that the hearing of ties.
timony before the General Court Martial,
which has been assembled in this city for
some weeks past, for the trial of general
HUI, viii be concluded This day. The
samming up by general Hull, and by the
Judge Advocate, will then close the public
proceedings of this court.
.H!bany Gazette.
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INFORMANT AND INTEREsTJNc

FouSAkcehsic, March 2.
Passed through this town, last week, II
heavy cannon. So Founders, each drawn by
SIX horses. They are intended for the lake
service. and are proceeding to Saoke,t's
Harbour.
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@crsks f''om IN z London P1hers.
Sk'pe IToqe.--On the 6tn ID ceruhcr IN
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(CoFr.)
To tie S-7ale and Noasr o. Eehresonia-
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1914.
Land for Sale.
The subscrlber offers for

he SuDSCrlDef OFFERS Tor
salea FARM, containing ahout8o acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
OF Mr.. Haywood Foote add Dir. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part OF which is
rneaiow land and The remainder well a.
dap,ed to clover and the production OF
vegetables, aboundiog in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may DC watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty acres of
Lard, all in wood and timber.except a.
bout fity acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Raven-wortb road, about
six miles from Alexandra, and adjoining
the lands OF William Hepburn, Daniel
Duiany and the late Robert Moss, and
about a mile from the Srst mentioned
farm.
Oh. SimmS.
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Notice is hereby Given,
To the Stockholaers ofihe Msehsnie's
Bank Of .dlsnandria,
That an election vii. ba
held at the Court HOUSE in this town,
on the second Monday in March ness
(i4tS), for the purpose OF choosing
fifteen Directors for the ensuisg year.
By order IF tAe Pre.dsxf and Dta
Yfctors,
VIM. Patton, Jun.
Casaafrt
February ~. dle,
THE SUBSCRIBER
Has some likely young NEGROES,
Male and Fetuaie to hire, if i,nmsd!a.s
application Id Giadc to
/. c. West,
L'wer end Of Royal Sttss1.
February IL %.
distinct OF Columbia, to Wit
County ctAsSand,ia, .ahrtl 7r,m 1915
John u. scott, COMPLAINANT.
Against =
Thomas Vowel Trustee snG Executor
Q! Andrew Wales Geceased, David
Low, Jas es Low, William Low, 10.
aDnah om, md Ihonis. Low. Dss
visees OK TIE SAID Andrew Wales
deccases, iSef-ndanss
IN ChaSLERY.
Inc DeieadaHts David Low, James
Low, Thos.as Low, and William Low,
not kevins en,eieG their Appearances
and given security according to tLs
stet'te and the rules Of this court, and
Ii appearing TO the satisfaction OF the
court upon ahidayit that the .aid Des
tendants DNid Low, James Low, md
William Low, arc not Inhabitants OF
this district: On motion OF the said
Comp!siiant by his counsel it is order,
ed, that the said Defendants DO sppsar
here on the first day OF November
Term next and answer the Bill ofthe
Complainant, and that a copy of iris
order be forthwith inserted for two
months successfully in one of tho
Newspapers published in Alexandrias
and that another copy be posted at tho
front door Of the Court House of the
said county.
A Copy-.Test,
c.. Deneale, C. c.
Feb. IS. I'm.
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{ q J. D. sLMNs, RoYALrsTREET, .ALExANDR1A.
mo. 4l27.
NOTICE

Z MRS: ROSS wishes to inform the
LADlEs OF Alexandria, that she has
commenced The 81 Z
Maatua-M Making Business,
IN IT'S various branshss On King street,
next door to the Caate Honse-.wheis
those who may please to favor her with
theiF work, may depend Oh having it
done with neatness ard dispatch.
Feb IL I'm
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r. Radcliffe,
Sheriff Of Fairfax.
s. eptG.
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell on mode
4 rate terms, the House and Lot
At the corner Of Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle
ments, The house is we'll finished /;
contains five good rooms besides the
garrett, has an excellent cellar. kitchen,
out-houses, and q pump in tho yard.
The Lot is well Improved and contains
half an acre Of grougd, extending 1913
feet on Jefferson, and l76 feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached to it Is q good
frame stable and carriage house.
J. .. Slnms.
January Is. diff.
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IL RENT.

~ kENI
THE Cellar lately III the tenure Of
THoMAs CRUISE, Esq, under the house
now occupied by THOMAS HRRBRR1,
at the corner o! Fairfax and Cameron
Streets
A Blacksmith Shop,
On Cameron Stress, between Uniori
and Water streets, andseyerai vacant
Lots on Csmsroa Street, between
Fairfax and Union Strects.-.Possess
sion to be given immediately.
zlh}y TO
~. Herbert.
JanusryI5. tawsw.
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900 VT. Seine vine,
Superior quctify
100 BIS. Appses, Ia .r!me order
50 boxes Opt Candies
30 do. Mould do.
600 W.. CoAee, IN bags and barrels
leo resms Whiting Paper
50 do. WraNpng do.
8 hnds MusccylGO Sugars
5000 los. LOAF anJ urnp 90.
50 boxes Bloom Z isins
% b,rrsIs Whiskey
s CASTS GosNsn Cheese
bags Pepper
900 bushels It. Uhes Salt
l6) barrels Herrinss
20 60 Saod,
For Sale by TIE Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST F.AljIL Y
flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
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District OF Columbia, wit
County Of Alexandria, .SoU. 7erxl. 1913.
isaa4 :, Emerson, COMPLEMENT,
AGslNsT
Crayen Cas-, and Snsannal, Cash, Chill
drsn 81 William Cash. II deceased,
anl Mary Cash, Widow of the said
William Cash, DJsRdanss.
IN CHhNCbRY.
gHE Defendants Craven Cash, and
: Susnuah Cash. Children OF VIII
liam Cast deceased, and Mary Casa,
WIDOW ofthe said William Cash, jr-
diseased, not having entered their ap.
pcar4ncs an3 given security according
to the Act OF s:embly, aBd the Rules
q this Court, and Il appe; ring 70 the
satisfaction ef the Court upon affidavit
that the said Defendants are not inha-
titants of this District, on notion ct
the said Complainant by hrs CounseL
i, is ordered, That the said Defendants
60 appear here on the first cay OF A
pril term next, and answer the bill OF
the Complainant, and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in one
of,he public newspapers published in
Alexandria, for two months success
sively, and that another copy be postcd
at the front door Of tbs Court-House OF
said county.
a Copy-Test,
C. Deneale, c. c.