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STURDY, NovEMBEE 5, 1874.
The Subscriber

Fee jest Reeeiysd v for Sals.
Fresh Museaiel Raisins,
Soft Shelied llmcnds,
Pruaes very large and fresh,
Mustards
Baskets Of Salt,
Money Purses, Pocket Books, WAX
and Garnett, and other different kinds
OF Beads, snuff and Sesar Boxes, side
and other kind of ombs, French Per-
fumes and Pomstun and several other
articles suitable for Ladies.
Louis Beclcr.
Jaly 70 tf
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RECEIVED.

20 Bales Spinning Cotton, Of ss-
perior qusiity.
On hand. 7oo pair Women's ard
Misses low priced Kid Shoes, BY the
pack sge.
8 Rsxcs Americas ard Bohemia
Glass from Is 81 20 49,
Shoes and Trunks, al assortment
IS usuai.
Looking. Glasses, Pictures, Needle
work, Diplomas. &c. framed in tie
most fashionable sti!e,
a few valuable Engravings, and
some superb Chimney Glasses, for
sale.
E. GILMAN.
AsEust3 sSiH
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A FARM.
.sad Grass Let's to Rent.

sad Grass Let's to Rent.
U>hE subscriber would reat Tor sns
3 ar raore years, h's eoclesed Lands
90 :sc south end OF the town, extending
to Hunting Cr.ek. Thar are at pre-:
sent two tenement. with pretty good
houses and orchards. The Farm Is in
good ssart, aud almost tbs whole OF 1t
IS suII taken NTH clover and timothy.
II would ee rented altogether, or In lots
Ct enc OF more acres.
Application NAV be made 10 nay ss-
ssSce 70 Mir. .5rehiiald ]. Taylor, IN
Alexandria, to whom any Of my tenants
are authorized to pay their current rents
J. II. HOOE.
September 8. n
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French Sshool.
For sale,

A NEGRO WOMAN and bsr
tree children, boy years old, girl
sysars old, u boy twc msnths old; also
I men from 10 years old 10 so. They
have been accustomed to plantation
work, such ss grading X eating grass ;
ess ia uaggoner. II not sold before
che sls, November they will be sold at
Fairfax court. house, at public sale on a
credit ef 9 months on bond and securi.
y. They are ali levied in Virginia I'll
April ss,, and Sor the prsscn. year their
,.A Is paid in Virginia.
VIM. Hepburn.
September 8 dts.
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University Of Pennsylvania.

University of Pennsylvania.
THE MEDICAL LECTURES in
this University viii eommesee on the
fssl Monday in November next.
.tra.smy-By Casper Wistai. N. D.
7Aeevy q Practice Of PAysis-By B. 5.
Barton. II. D.
lfateris sfsGSG-8y n. Chapman, NJ.
d.
ssrs-y-By Philip S. Physis, NJ. d.
and 5 Dorsey. NJ. ID.
Msdstfers-By Til c. James, NJ. D.
September tlNN.
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,ssxs rlrs DOLLARS a rsAs.
SALES Ar VENDUE.

On cvsry Tuesday end Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
At,ne Vendue Store, corner OF Prince
ant Watcr streets,
ARaristy Of Dry Goods, Gro
certes, &c.
PARTICULARS of whies viii be expressed
in the 5illx OF tho day.
al kind Of good. whica are on IL
mranoa md the prices of which are
es,4bliSsed, can at aag timls be viewed
apd purchased at ths lowest limitation
snG prices.
+. G.. Marsteller.
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ABSCONDED'

From my service ON Monday the 10th
inst. negro man named THORN
TON, thirty years Of age or upwards
Of the middle sire, and mas been aceus-
toned to house work and garden
He carried with him drab cloth Jack
ct and pantslooRs, white cashmere
waistcsa,, also, an olive colorsd jacket
and paAtaloons Of country cotton. He
is very much addicted to Liquor, and
when so, inclined to be impudcnt--
when sober he is modest aud we'll be.
haved. 1t is probable he may have got
employment in the neighborins camps.
A reasonable reward will be paid in
addition 20 all expences for bringing
him home, or securing him in aay Jail,
80 that I get him again.
Nm. Hodgson.
Oct. Is 1t
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NOTICE.

The Directors Of the Great Hunt
ing Greek Bridge Company, this day
declare a Dividend Of profits en the
Stock sf said Company OF per cent.
for the last six months, payable ts
Stockholders er their Representatives,
on Monday the 7;h inst.
BY order,
Jno. Hooff, Treas'r.
Nov. I. Ct.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08
From the New- York Evening Post.
HOLLAND INDEPENDENT. /


By the arrival Of the schooner Wing,
from France, we are put in possession
Of the official papers Of the new Dutch
Government, dated at the Hague, from
the aoth to the 25th Nov. announcing
to the people of the Netherlands the re.
covery of their independence in the
name Of His Serene HiRhness the
Prince Of Orange: This official notice
is signed by Marsdam and Van Hogen.
durf, in the nsme Of the provincial &C.
vernment established atthe Hague. The
people are called upon to support and
secure their independence, BY voluntary
contributions of personal and Peeuniary
seryices-to which the principal cities
of Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Lcydep,
Harlem. Delft, &c. have responded BY
declaring themselves free, rs-estsblish-
ing THAR old Regencies, and arning the
people, who have successfully repealed
the detachments Of French troops Who
attempted TO enforce their demands of
supplies. Whsreysr Dstch troops were
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tifisial strength, they will oe sas'on
a serious loss.
Ady;ees have been received from
France. those from the coast on tho
goth inst. and reports we're in en-
culation Yesterday of tho assass'na-
ton of Bouaparte, and OF commo-
tons in Normandy. For tho former
there appears no foundation. Inc ;
latter is uncertain, and the fact OF
number of letters having arrived
from that quarter, with rsmittan-
.es to invest in the funds, and for
commercial purposes has naturally
given rise to a great number OF con-
lectures. !,
It was reported yesterday that
Beuharneis, in consequence ofan ar
rangement with the king Of Bavaria,
his father in law, had gone over to
the allies with the whole OF the AR
my under his orders, consisting OF
20, 900 men. We know not what ere
dit is due to this rumor, but scarce
Iy any thing is now too improbable
for belief.
Sir Thomas Graham is to Gem
msnd the expedition to Holland.
The Grown Prince has had an in
teryiew with Gen. WaIneden. and
j, advancing to Holland with 100, 900
men.
The first veteran Battalion. a.
mounting to about 1000 meH, has
embarked fron Languard Fort to
Holland.
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NEw-YoRK, Feb. s.
FROM FRANCE.

Last evening, the WING letter of
marque. of Baltimore, arrived here
in ~ days from Nantz. Capt.
Clarke has dispatches for government.
from our minister, Mr.. Crawford !;
but, we do not learn by him, that
any material change bad taken place
on the continent between the con-
tending armies. Capt. c. UNDER
stood that the French still held
Hamburg-that the French army
remained on the Rhine-and that
Bonaparte remained in Paris, exert.
ing himself in raising another army
for another campaign. Business was
at a complete stand, and markets
dull.
The people of France had some.
what recovered from the panic ocea-
stoned by the defeat of Bonaparte by
the allies. The funds had advanced
a triie. Neither letters or papers
confirm the intelligence Of an ap-
preaching congress at Mannheim to
negotiate for a general peace. It
was reported that the people OF
Holland were in revolutionary
state.
From Paris papers to 9th Dec.
BAsLE, (switzerland,) 2fst Nov
What we most wished for has. just
been effeetcd.-Our government has
formally declared its resolution TO
maintain the strictest neutrality in
the present war.
ZURICH, 18th Nov.-The Diet
Extraordinary have met and had its
frst sitting on the 9Th inst. bis
excelleuey the Lsndamman of Swift
zerland, delivered speech on the
occasion, in which he enumerated the
events that have lately taken place in
Europe, since the adjournment OF the
Federal Assembly to the present
time.
VERONA, Nov. a7.--His imperial
higness the Viceroy, set off Yesterday
for Legnago, from whence he return
ed this day, after having visited the
place and the line of the Adige. In
one reconnoitre made by General
Mormct, beyond Lexnags, several
OF the enemy's posts. have been ia.
! ken and ssbred. The enemy retired
three miles on the road Of Revilac.
| qua. The troops which returned al
Legnago, brought Is prisoners.
The colum, of troops under the or.
ders OF General De Couchy, who is
mauoeuyreing on the lower Adige
& the lower Pc, have likewise gained
some advantages.
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found they Joined the people
oftheir liberty.-Four thou..",' ee
allied troops had peDetra,ed .as
Ameradorf, from whence a d. - "a
Of four hundred Cos.ack, h,s s''s,
On and srriyed at Amsterd,ra Es
were received with open ~.
marched forward to a fort a, g 1'
Haariem," garrisoned by Freoch,, s
who capitulated.-A de,sehrr'p
Preach were attacked in the p.;''.
hood who attempted to rails. e.s''
tons, but they were routed wib,n,
ing their object. All North Hou.
followed this example, the O,sDa.
was flying from every steepl. =
country as the signal Of liber,,
feet lying at the Helder, had sen,
sual for its supplies, but The p.oS.
fused to give them, unless tb,r
hoisted the lag ct Holland WIN
answer, TIC officers had returned
admiral, and no doubt the cs,st
would be cheerfully compiled vi.
soon as the officers of the feet w.
quainted with the change tia, b,d,I1
place in the government Ofthe sss|
try. ~"
The New Government Of Ams.,
wa, composed OF Messrs, Van Be,s'
lasr, ODdermeulen, Wiliinl, V,nr"
Duytz. Hodshon, Charlie, Van BG.,,' ~
&c. Tire arsenals had been all fr,
open TO ann the people, and d.,,..
ments had already marched for Gc,,s.
ard other principal frontier fortress
The revolution having taken pl,t. !
he very heart Of Holland, secure: N,
foundations to themselves, which !,
French bad threatened to let loo. ~,
hem in the event Of insurrsctlor-,
far they have it in their power to len,
the compliment, if the French ...r
them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08
This is to give Notice,


That the Subscriber OF CAa"
county, in the state Of MsryIana' ni
obtained, from the Orphans oou. =
the said county, letters tesiaT'm' j
on the estate of Joshua Nuaa' "a" a
the county aforesaid, deeea'e"- n
persons having claims against ~ =,
deceden:, are hereby warned 'o. :. 4
bit the same to the Sub:crlbe'S " 4,
before the first day OF August hsI' Il
they may by law be exclude ~" ,,os
benefit of the said sst,te; ana ., r r
indebted thereto are requested % p''
Immediate payment. ,,M
Given under our HANDS thi'
of February, 1914. II
ErssH'''
Ann Mudd.
Erselrr.
Feb. 3 -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08
NORFOLK, Feb. 2.

THE ADAMS AT SEA!
Arrived yesterday pilo, boat s.hr
3. Underwood; left Baltimore
Tuesday last, and put into ST. Mari
river the next day !; learnt that d
u. States corvette Adams, and o.
private armed schooner CHAssMu
left the Potomac three days befn,
and stood down the bay. since Vha
nothing has been heard of them; q
it was the general belief they had
succeeded in getting out to sea.
m A passenger in the Elizahelh
Guy stage, who arrived here or FIJI
day evening informs. that be VA
lately in st. Augustine. where s
learnt that the privateer ROGER'
capt. QUARLEs. oftbis port. bad cap.
tured, after a running fight Of lV'
hoars, an English letter Of maFq'l
brig laden with fish, the Captain
which came ashore at St. Argn''H
to provide for the ransom Of The 'e
sci ard cargo, which were valued
S 10, 900, in which. however, hssa
unsuccessful, and the prize was o.
dered in.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-08
District of Columbia, to wit.

District of Columbia, to wit.
cohnty of .dte.raadria, .Nov. Ter@, 1913.
Isaac MCPHERSON, comhlaiasnf,
AGAINST :,
cr,ven Cash and Susannah Cash, Chill
aren of William Cash, jr- deceased,
and aaarv Cash, Widow of the said
W;il;sm Cash, Defendants:
IN CHANCERYs
u~HE Defendants Craven Cash, ana
S,,sannah Cash, Children OF W IL
liam rsah. deceased, and Mary Casn,
WIDOW of the said William oash, lr1
5e. easea. no. having entered their APP
snc,rance and given secarity aecording
70 the Act of Assembly, and the huies
of This Court. and it appearing 10 'ns
,.,isfaction Of The Court upon arlaa'i'
that the said Defendants are not inha,
b;,snts of this District, on motion Oh
the said Complainant by his Counsel
i, i ordered, That the said Defendants
: - an,ear here on the first day OF A.
mil Term next, and answer the bill o.
the Complainant. and that a copy Oh
.b;. order be forthwith inserted IN one
asths public newspapers published IN
A,sx,n,lr;a, for two months success,
.;vslv and that another copy be posted
stths frontdoor of tbs court-House OIL
said county.
A Copy--Tesf,
Feb. S. - -
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ORPHANS COURT,

Charles Csxnty, Oct. Term, 1911
ORDERED that the Executors .
Joshua Mudd, deceased, DO insert "
following advcrtisement three lln'
week for four weeks, in tho AIsip
dria Gazette and National lnts.Ls"
Ger.
A copy--Test,
H. Barnes
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Feb 3

Candles, Soap. Mustard 1870 ~
100 boxes Mould and Dip' w.
as, SIS, SIS & s's.
$50 do. Brown Sosp. -. sft
s do. Fresh Philade'pnn,s; ,h W
tard, and few cases Nv
Holland Cream Chee'"
Jus deceived and for sale hy 9Th.
Feb. 5.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-15
.NcEEr PURLIC4TLOAS. a..

WEE POSL(C.4IICA AS, tS'c.
sETER COTTON, at his Law an Mi,cel,anc.
2 ous Beck store, second door show EspIe
.atern, has fust received the following Nv Pub.
iications, wig
Correspondence respecting Eussin, between Ro-
bert Goosioe Harper *nd Robert W asl jr D iS
The Giaodr, F-sgment OF a Turkish T.c
by Lord iiyrhn, 81 I cts
Lord Byron's Poems, - cts
Campbeips Il story of Sssuis bound 81 qs
Geographical View Of the Provinces OF Uppe,
Canada, and remarks relative 10 In. .tuat ON al lie
inhatiisLis respeetinsthe wsr, b. 81 Smith pr:ee
81 cts. N' p''>o
Sou,hey's Life Of Sdin-s, ford Nelson. e, so.
terry.s Victory, eoioured plate 81
american Ladies' and Geutiemens Poeke. AL
manac for the wear lSId
large xssorimert Of New PLAYS
6eIse'ed Addresses G. new edition) 52l.acts
Rurkc's Works. vol s * O.
,;ard Erskine's Spe' ches Q vo
thattaufs ,io. Iyo
Rcse & Finify, ~ Sketches of Youth. ys 90,
Steers Navy List for Angus, 1919, rs eis
Cottage SIX tches in active Retirement. Inv he az,
thor ct the Miseries OF Human Life . ,ols. i,
aHf. 81 'i
AisO--l he ADa'cct:c Maeaz:pe FOR Deceuber
eonta'ning an elegant likeness If Goa. modsre Per,
~, and his Biography. Sc
Inc Fore Folio for December, contalips On e,e-
CANT likeness o. Commodore Bainbrio.c snd his Bi-
osraphy. " "'~ 80 "-
subscriptions received Cor the three latter
works'snd II is understood thst those who DO not
give notice to the contrary. Ssh TO continue tb.;r
SUBSCRIPTION tor the succeeding year.--I.rus az
p"nhearon the same as heretofore.
January II. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-15
Sales at Auction.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
Subscribers intending to close their concerns in
TIE amazing business II the course cf the present
year, offer for sSie their
Iun Yard g Tanning IMPLEMENTS.
The Yard viii De sold at Pubi,c Auction on the
hrst day OF Marcn next !, no, previously sold &. i-
waite sale, and possession will be delivered on ne
iSs CT October next, rs 70 enable the purchaser
10 commence his operations. They viii also cell Ut
thot t,me The Uhtsonel Stock that may lie OF hand.
a, isr ysusuon, together with the in r,eeats for
carrying on the Also, what - red Hides,
1~N, &C. msy be on hand. The Terms will be
made reasonable.
GEO. FISHER S; Co.
Jannsry !. usw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-15

by virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed " John S
Stubs to John Prosser and the subscriber and re.
corded in he Hustns. court Of tie city of Rich.
1nord--
ia ILL be Soid on the premises at Public Auction
w by the Subscriber, the surviving Trustee,
at III O'clock on Tuesday, the 18Th day of this
month, Of fair if not at che hour the next fair
day, the three
BRICK JEN'E.HEN-TS.
10 the said deed mentioned. situated on the south
side Of T.. tho main street. and nearly opposite
to the stone house, occupied by Mrs. Eye. For the
shortest time for which sny person or pcrsuns will
take the same snd pay in ready money, besides the
costs and charges attending the sale, tie sum OF
S3,4A9 81 cents, being tbs sum due under the said
deed OF trust, neIEtng The interest tc the time
bove appointed for the sale aforesaid.
The renerncnts will be sold separately, and each
for Que third of the asoreoanl debt.
WM. MCNCURE.
Surviving Trustee,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-15
m, II fabLahment fur SIM ming Cotton Yarn.
O r l.

- fNCSvf"tN''f w o(fI DENR I OIEOH lQTD.
f r Sd l. r.
I a GRSEABLY to a law lately enacted bv the
= stockholders Of tile Halifax Manufacturing So
eis body incorporated by law OF the Legislature
pf Firgnia-- the subscribers, offer for sale sl
the property belonging to the said soeiety
Of Ia acres of land eommodious two story house
thereon, 80 by q feet, for containing snd WORKING
tn machinery comfncIious house, 80 by "a feet
with eonvt nent cellar for the accommodation Of
the hands, stcring cotton yarn Sc turner's sbon
10 feet by Effect, and meat house 10 by IL feet
! he Spmuins machinery is now iaoperaton and
consists oil implements put in motion tive Tbro,tIe
Frames OF g0 spndl,s esch-one other Throstie
Franc OF 80 sp!ndl9s six cartling engines aons;stn
o. two breakers and tour Observation-Disclosures hr,vy;no
and roping hands, and one mule--of 120 spipdles,
&c &c.
The said property is on Bsniser River, a stream
va. CHI affords plenty Of water of the drvest
-and the water is suppnd to put the nacbfnerv n
turner's snop into Operation, free OF any charge
whatever, By Maj. J. Wimbish, who owns yeSv
valuable manufacturing mill near the said propert,
which is on a public road, leading. from NortI IN
SOUTH within mile Of Halifax Court.Iouse, w.
where cotton yarn is in great demand and cotton 10
be obtSined with great convenience.
The society have determined to cell the shove
property from conviction thst no lsbors Of the lind
caA be MANAGED proftably by corporate body. con
sStinS q great number ct stockholders
ne cost OF the above property has exceeded eight
thousand dollars, but the subscribers ealcuIste nm
seng at iess than the cost, living unlimited power
~ FN''.' ~ W., Pl'p'''1f anu Deing spIcitOus
70 close tie sse by tae Goth Of Jarch next, At iur.
thest. An accommodating credit will be Given IL
reqsired by The purchaser, on giving satisfactory
curity.
The property we think well worthy the attention
VI man OF enterprise, psr;ieuisrly one sequainted
With the art Of spinning Cotton Yarn and OF steady
industrious hsbit5. Such q character "a the les,
mentioned might very probably form Connection
10 this noighborhood, ifde5rous of doing 50. Stron
gers It Distance ms7 be recommended through
some respectable house Nv l1icbmond where tbs
subscribers are well acquainted. For terms apply
- the Subscribers liyog nerr the shove property.
CHARLES SCOTf
ROBERT HUNT.
JAMES BRUCE.
HaiiGav County. Vs.Jsn 4.1Stf
TT The iiditors ofths Newport Mercury, and oil
the Rhode leland Americau, are desired 20 idserr
the above FOR eight weeks ,syey and send the
se;"un,s 70 tie Editor Of the Patri1ttf Richmond,
Yrgiais, Tor yayBent. vsw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-15
January 4, 1914.

ths Subscribers having purchased from Charles
Bosher his stock, &c. in the Carrisre,n.kin- bus,
sshess' solicit froma generous pubIs, portion OF
TIER Patrensge.-1hey will make sle of every ex
erton 20 plesse,and pledge themselves that those
VINO may think proper to employ them, shall have
no cause to complain of their selection. They will
eadeayor TO Keep on hand after short time, DON.
ssant 'sppy ofready made Carriages, Gigs, &c or
hnsh them to orders, the shortest notice.
81 Repairs done with nestness and dispatoh.
J.i.1fES BOSHER.
H2UI,E &. WL4TI.
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january 4.
Pl6He Notice Is Nerebu Giucn.

PI6Hc Notice is Hereby Givcn.
hat the several acts Of Congress, passed at their
last session, laying certain Internal Duties, will
take elect from sud Sster the Stat day OF Decem.
urr' isiS the proys'ors'oi which must be com.
phed with on pain of mourning the penalties attach
ed 20 violation thsreot.-These provisions reou;re
retailers OF wines, spirtuoas liquors, or foreign mer
cnanoss TO make application IN writing for and to
oo'su license owners or saperntendants of stills
or boilers, intended 20 be worked 10 max snnic..
ton IN writing for and to obtain License Auction
GERS 10 enter into bonds and under certain circum.
stances TO take c1t License. Refness of sugar
70 enter INTO sonos Owners or keepers OF carria.
ges TO enter the same and obtain certificate of the
payment Of the duty and discounted notes ,nd
bonds, together with bilIs oS axcbont- ., ~ Huu
cd. " o1 S'a' up
(, Fefsoas Interested herein, may examine the said
awe 1t my ONCE, where the mode of MAKING srpl
esuon and duties payable with otker cr.nmstan
ees proper for them to be acquainted with. may be
learned SAN,, lONES ' 'e
Coneetor OF the Revenue for the 18th
s -" Collection district of Virginia
buekingbam CT. House, Jsn. L. wswp
/ CHANCERY.-In Louisa COUNTY Com, NJ.
Z vember 9th, Isis W.
James Young and Richard johnson, late Merchants
and Partners, trading under the firm of James
'""s " w Plaintiffs.
Elisha Thatcher and William TAYLOR. late uer.
chants and partners, trading under the firm ri
Elisha Thatcher x Co.. and Wis., Rsrrat-
Defendants.
THE Defendant William Taylor, not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security ACCORDING n
the act OF Assembly and the rules this court and
appearing to the satisiaccD OF the Court that he
is not an nhsbtant Of this state-On the motion of
the Plaintiffs BY their counseIt is Ordered Thar
tie SAID defendant William Taylor, do appear here
on the second Monday in March next and answ,r
the painsiits bill, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some one of the ne wspaoers
PubIished in the city of Richmond, for eight weeks
excessively and that another copy be posted at the
front door OF the Couptouse OF this county on some
court day. A Copy-Teste
JOHN PolNDEXTER, C. &c.
JAW % W8W