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a MANAGER WANI So.

FOR the Estates OF Mr.. Curtis. in New-Keut and
sing- william counties. A steady man witt, small
ne must understand accounts and produce the
m st unexceptionabie recommeudaons-iettcr (,,ou
pad) to be addressed to the proprietor, (9rngton.
near Aiexsndria,) or to William Dandrzlge, Rich,
mond. '
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NOTICE.
in y II.

A LII Persons are hereby cautioned against trading
~ ior bond executed ny Sadrach Clarke x lso,
bert hsskms, TO Ey Cl IKE, for the sum of & 100
and nade payable the FIRST day Of February 1871 s.
The same having been fully discharged and paid by
me.
SIIADRACu CLARKE.
July 19--2wp
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UNITED STATES STOCK

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the folow-
IN ing ecrtiicat-s ofte United States stock in the
name OF Josuna Fiunie, bearing date as below have
been lost, or ,usail, AMI that ,l'e application will b.,
made a; the Loan-Othce OF the Uuite,i States for
their renewal.
Six per cent-No. ZOOS, Apili6th, 1904.
S6s7 IS
do. do. 1919, June 18th, 1901,
655 SIS
ROBERT M'CANDLISH,
-fdmiRstraior If Joanna Fi,lnis deed
WILLIAMSBURG, Juiv 2S-3m
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DOMESTIC.

Washington, Jtiy II.
We this day lay before the public, doca-
ments ateiy received from England, relative
to the killing and wounding Of the American
citizens imprisoned at Darmoor.
Nat. Int.
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Wm.W. HENING.C.C.


= -"VICC,
-, hichmo1d, mn Jtliy, 1915
The parties Concerned are here,, p,,;esd .T.,I
Ia''e appointed Tuesday the nineteenth day of Sep
te"b rneNt' Tor carrying into effect the foregoing or
ders@ Ceprt on wiehday their attendance is required
~ my ONCE weh Nc necessary papers, accounts and
''u''e'-' feauy Tor examination sht settlement
VIZ. FORESTER, M. c.
"". - VIZ
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WASHINGTON HENRY, ACAD-
ENVY

TaNHE Students of this Ins tuition IRE to undergo a
4 Public Examination, Wednesday the second
Gay OF august next, to which the Gentlemen OF the
board OF Trustees, aud the Parents and Guardians of
Students, with all who friendly to the Seminary.
are invited to sttend.
JOHN URQUHART, Pres'dt.
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similar report 70 the above, renders it necessary
y justice 10 my partner, to publish the following GER
hhcate Therefore, hereby certify, that never
told any person that hal offered Mr.. 1abb hvs
hundred dollars To dissolve partnership and further
certify, thai it is not my wish.
GEORGE RIVERS.
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NIALICE /

eooMEmaiicions persons Of whom, for tbs harmony
o. society there are but too many have ID, active IN
ats intention is obvious
~ &C ~ currently circulated, to the great prejudice Of
AAbb q MYERS, that the firm IS about TO be dis
s'Veo IN Consequence Of some misunderst ndinc be-
tween 'he parties. For the satisfaction of our en-
plovers particularly and orlr own credit geperaIIv we
"a necessary, thus publicly TO avow, that there is
perfect cordially existing between us and further
We have not the smallest idea ofdssoviag We can.
not conceive whence such repor took its origin, Eek
cept indeed it he the invention of some roaIi
eons and designing wreteh,) except from an afray in
whieh Mr.: Myers was concerned, and which pro-
duced not the smallest diff renee between U.s. either
as private individuals. as partners in business
PHILIP VI TABB
GEORGE X. MYERS
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NiRGINI.,

A L Superior Court ofChancery, holden at the
m Capitol, in the City ufRichmoud, the 9th day Of a
1914
Nancy O'yle and petsey Owie, otherwise called Nam
cy Rowie anil Betsey HowIe,) infants by Daniel
Vandavail, their guardian and next friend
Against,
William Price, Jr. aan'or. &c. Of Charles Price
deed. Archibald Blair, Elisha Price and Elisha VIII
Iams, Defts
THIS cause came this day to be heard upon lie
papers formerly read, aud the Report of the Commits
soner, pursuant TO the order of the twenty-rs day Of
September, Thousand eight hundred and SEVEN
~iih exceptions thereto, and argued by Counss'.
% consid ration whereof, the Court doth Iecom nit
the sas report to the same Commissioner who made
II, to be examined, stated and reported by hun, in
conformity to the principles OF the Court.
Copy.-Ieste,
WM. w. HENING, &C.
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Nv CEf.NJERY.
MEECRh E.N8OaG County Court, 1911 Jiaae,
1filiam Greer, Lewis Green, James Hays and Ed
-,ard Neal, Executors Of itfiEdm Green, decd
Ptf's.
Against
Daniel W. flyers, Francis Moody, Thomas HID
son, and HichaTdP. montgomery,
Dets
THE defendant sfoods. not hapigag entered
las appearance, according to the -2ct of Resemble,
and ttc r1Ies of tits Court, %ad 1T Gbtearsne 10
fis satisfaction Of the Court thar he is NOT an III
La5itant efhis StateOn The nation of tie plra,l-
tfs by tles attorney, 1t is ordered, that lie appear
here on the first day Of October Cout nerf, and
enter his Appearance and anszycr the blri,n6's JRs
and gipe security for Performing The decree IF the
Court; and thai cory fthis order he inserted ia
one ofthe -bdpers friednthe City If liicjlo1d
for tlSo months succe$sfue, and hsts c2py thereof
be posted at the front door Of the C0urt-house Of ne
sdtd County.
II Cofy.-Teste,
JoKS II. HAnDIE, D. c.
my %. w8yh
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uYTUL be sold, on the Let day OF September next.
Wv the two first pertioaed Tracts OF Land, TO
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WE LOOK TO THE souTH.

Every day convinces the people of New
England how much we are indebted to the
south for food, fer business, and even for
news. We scarcely originate any thing in
New-England worth notice, either for the
body or the Hlind.-We eat bread made of
southern flour, we spin southern cot
ten and wear it, we get southern indigo to
dye with, we smoke southern tobacco, we
load our ships with southern produce, and
the next moment we pirate about our COM
merce, when we only furnish the uehicle,
the ship, the cart, or wheelbarrow, to carry
it. Even if the southern mail happens to
fail in its arrival we are as stufiid as o4qks,
fer want of matter to talk about unless
some Boston mob, excited by the Unto, has
attacked a custom-huuse officer. In that
Case we have something to talk abon., and
console us for the non arrival of the southern
mail. The fact is, fanaticsm is our doe-star,
and delusion guides the helm. Bost. Par
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WINCHESTER, ian. Pa
DFnIInf To N NnAIINI
IL ~ lO4N
ROH conc REoS

At meeting Of the joint committee. composed Of
members from heCouniirs of Frederick and Shenando-
alb, at Middietown, in the County OF Frederick, on
Saturday, the 2lst day January 1875 Cor the purpose
Of nominating and recommending TO the fresioders OF
the district composed Of said counties, a candidate to
represent them in Congress at the next election
PRESENT,
Thomas Brck, William Csstleman, Charles Brent,
r. Jacob hiei orlImus, Nathaniel Burpel, Daals Da-
Wis, Joseph sexton, Samuel Locksrt and Daniel Lee
# en- Fieslaick.
Wnr SGonberser, Philip spanger, Isaac Overall I.
saac Ssnues, Philip Miller, jesse Wood and David
SticlSiey-.f from Shenandoah.
THomAs Buck was called to the chair, and Dixrz1
LEE appointed secretary;
The committed having taken into consideration the
inn ortanee of the duty assigned TO them by ru.ner
OF echoers nf their respective counties, have come 10
the following resolutions:
ResolzsI unanimously That we have the fullest
confidence IN the integrity, patriotism and zeal OF oar
present representative Gen. JOHS SHITH tiat we
highly approve his conduct as our representative
Congress; and that he is entitled ~ the appreciation
and thanks ofthe district for his public services
2 Rcsoirea is'Gtngao,Ssy. That we approve the
principle declared by the b Of rights Of VEr a. that
here shoHhnot only b. requ elections but ttai rep
tsentstiyes sould BE- occasionally chs ged, ~ Un
10 tie body q the people from Whence they
ken.
And our present Representative having frequent
" aud phickiy declared his Apr baton of,his priae
pie by his willingness decline rs-ei.c,io, whenever
the republicans shall bring forward q res5ee table car.
ddate to supply his place
Therefore, Resoyced Opanio1,vss, That HEN
RY 81. GEORGE TUCKER BE- recoSr1ne nded
81 the Freeholders a man wh,Se talents integrity
patriotism and energy Of character, eminenty qaalif,
him to represent this district in Congress- ut isis
like the present AID The 10 most earnest
Is recommend il to the reehnicrs of this District,
eject Mr.. FuuxER, believing VIC do, ths' he will
rndcr important services 10 AIS country, AID 10 honor
TO The district.
D. Rce0tved, 7 hat the Seer tarY transmit. to Gen.
JohS ShITE, our present representative, copy OF
these proc edirgs, with TIE assurance u ,e respect
andfriendsbp of every member II this reetmg and
their via Tor his welfare md happiness Il
that copy be published u TIE HiHcdcme' Cons1sa1
tioii
THOS. BUCK, Chairman.
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CHANGE OF OPINION.

ColSlMUEL >. CoNsilt, republican, has been G.
leetcd Congress-, the sixth eastern district Of Mas
saei,useis, by amaorry OF several hundreds 1t will
be recolleeted there choice in this district
az We election IN Nov. last We assured By INTEL
lily mt gentlemen from the District of Maine that the
cnnduc ut Gov Strong and his adherentsia quietly per-
,nitti the enemy To retain Ces,ine and large por-
ton OF the district, and the deep interest which the
fedefass had taken m protecting sugg,ers and those
w ho aid the enemy mas wrought wonderful change
IN the minds Of all thinking people Nia.e. II sucl,
h the impressions in the green tree, what viii DC the
,!eestston Of the traitors when there shall be time for
reec'ion. and io' forming judgment void oftsnpor.,-
~ prejudice ard party spirit! ". H. Pot.
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From a Je.emgto,l TX J Pafer.
ATTENTION

All young men cfdsspcrate fortunes all married
msa Thp live uahapWy y'th their Wiycs siI who
sroan under the pressure % tie tiFes aEi ~ wh5
arew'ling u escape FROM their difficulties by the
render of their existence all who are inspired with
the holy ze'l Of patriotism, md lsei prepared To
counter death in its Tremendous HORRORS al vi
are indignant ut Il arrogance fdd onOrmItes OF CIR
barbarous Toe, and pant for oilDrtuny TO hui
geapoe ON his head requested N assemble the
Courl-Iouss in Lexington, at o'clock wednesday
mex. 10 make yements for an immediate march
10 New-Oreaas, 30 pertie as IN The arduoas struggle
CIR the preservation o. thst n KY THE WEST
ERy w0ELO.
NELSON NICHOLAS.
Jannarn Is. 1915.
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CANADA PAPERS.

Some friend, unknown to as, has very OBJ.
Igingly forwarded to us from the north, at
various times recently, the latest Quebec and
Montreal papers; which, though containing
but little We have thought proper to extract,
are not the less acceptable--for one likes
TO hear even what our enemy SAYS of us,
and may sometimes profit by the inforrna-
tion.
Iuo1e Of the Quebec papers, we find a
long liot Of British and Portuguese officers
who Tor tue descendants or repres sntatives,
if the officers then fell or have since eiedl
are permitted, for their gallartIy in various
bats.es n Spain, TO wear 6alges If thatilcli-
on. IL would appear that the greater part of
the Surviving British officers thus distinguish
ed, have visited our shores. Among the
number are the following names, well re.
mern6ered no doubt by every reader Gen.
= s.l'.-Nrs lately killed At New-Orlelns (.
Cen. Eoss, killed al 5altinoil { n ryeane
said 70 have been mortally wounded at New
Orleans Gems. Brisbane and Xempt. who
were repuised at Plattsburg Col Painev,
killel at NcrOrleans Col. Thornton.
won ded at Biadens5urg and left there by
the British, Said to be again wevnded AT New
Orleans and Col. Brooke, WHO commanded
at the atelck On Baltimore after Gen. Rose
was Killed Nat. I.is.
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Immediately cut tho csties and m.dr ssa on the yes
sci, two Of them pressing cpon the matches to kee p
them dowB, and threatening the Engshinen ith in-
start death, in case they attempted 20 come up.
Having got sse schooner under way, they felt them
selves tolerahv secure, having only the fort pass
the fire oi which they determined stand, rather than
surrender. But misfortune awaited them---for
IN goug down the lsror bsng unscqhain,ed, taey rsn
the tender shore, aud owing to tie mprsetcsblity
oicavng tao vessel to carry ont Hedge warp her
Oh with Tin whch tie enemy would have reganed
possession of her, people being few in nuinber)
ard seeing hope Of getting ofaean during the night,
they were Reluctantly compelled TO abandon the Gu
terprze--having, therefore, got every thing ready,
ti left her in the boat they in, landed
molested, ard went ON hoard the prison ship. Sur
prisng rs may seem, although digens search was
made for the persons concerlei in this air, it was
never known who they were Suspicious, however,
Justly rested on the Americans as the perpetrators
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WILLIAM SHAPARD
n nc non a. q, r,

G4SF0R SALE
Drovh aus' Loaf Sugar
Coiice, Screen aud " hite
hiuiasses
Antigua aud jamaica Ram
s@a, Liverpool AID St Ubes
ies.ng, Salt Bags and Ger,nan Ron,
Sfit-P tire, Crude and Refined
Bar Iron
San Kettles or Boilers
German aud Blistered Steel,
Coppersss and Lossood, ~
Writing aud Wrapping Paper
rs, Imperial a..d YOung Hyssa
A'ispiee, Pepper
Nutmegs. Cinnantoo
k4ec GpIger
fiotant Indigo
Rice
Spinning Cotton
Whitepore's Cotton and Wool Carts
Sole Leather aud Spani-h Hides
Gut Herrings and Shad
Tar and Rosin
Seine and Sewing Tsgine
Wrought aud Cut Nails
Wedding Hoes and Soythe Blades
GtindstonesI
WiudOw-Gass by II
Stone Ware
Leipeg's and Kzmi!ton's SnrR
Lamp-Baek
Liver OH
Caruthss's and Leyburn's RectiGed Whiske,
Carathers's reeti6ed and Fraitsd do.
Common do
Ivory Combs
Bar Lead
Jsn.1A VIZ
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From the N. Y. Advertiser.
Commodore Decatur 6etrayed to the ercrty az


20 last
ltappears from Cur New-London accounts, that
tbs gallant "hcer, sitter having been ingloriousiy bok
AIDED In the Thames so i,@g aud escaped so many
ternpts by 6tuefsi. traitors, 70 deliver him to the
saig'ter md destruction Of determined and power
iul enemy, lr al last fallen sacrifice tn treachers of
t'g blacklist die, asd become captive, with the
81 nnder his command, after long ard fusss cos-
tst with force quadrple tohis own with which the
ie Thought proper to attack him. L. twelve hours af-
ter leasing BORT, il seems thu enemy although near
~ one hundred and fifty rifles distant, received notice
o his sailing, and went in pursuit OF their prey Thus
surrounded BY traitors, watched in step, and
discovered in every movement, our gallant defenders
must have more than mortal prudence human skill
10 .nsnr. them an opportunity for equal fight or
common chance FOR successful voyage. And the
Ht1g'aioofs enemy, il appears, notsatnfed with
iayls oarfgnse with three OF their chips fourth
IN secu. her capture, aud deprive her comnan,er NJ
ulsnee To- prove s skill and tiavery IN the combat
Vel, wedoub, not the saucy President has been
pureased dearly BY the Zoe, notwithstanding the
ssrlsirg and peril in which they go. her
IN their clutches. Their silence their own loss Is
pro ct IT'S greatness Aud we hone 10 Heaven since
she has thus 50 basely and inlsisly been Obtained by
thea, that he has proved herself, Ike Sampson to
the Phlistincs glorious and dreadful in her fall
that she had been thogt feared in her un ried
eareer The letters from oJri officers were doubtless
subject 10 the confront and Inspection of their oaptos
before they were permitted 10 70 their friends
And this accounts for then not cortsninea word of
the DAMAGE sustained by the eneray-a dappge which
csSInct h lang concealed, and which doubt NOT
now kept from us only nv its n.agnitye snd severity
Tue Endym and Poinora sent r. BsrSnnla
probably not without reason) with the President
and there is room to hope, If onr were all
out ofthe President that she has gone down. 10 Join
the Guerriere, Java. &c. &c. in the storm which
came on alter the action, and proved fatal to the
Sylph.
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january IS, 1875.
srIatrGpACr.


EDsrcF, Jan. n
GA the night Of the l7,h OF octotcr last, three A.
meric prisoners ri war, ne Of ghorn sas capt. Pow
en- arrived IA town. NJ l1te officers OF tie pri5atcer
Yankee lass, having had permission 20 90 shore
hOl uie prison slap Il -. fssf7gs's, Bermmia, fT
been gwen, (and ut vhieh we're present most o toe Of
heers both u;al and fiqry) srie tc org boat %
ErElsi ship hing n ~ viaf, srd with 10 othe- ~
?on tsn pauprfeas whieh they tooi from III
rarp, Vns'ed OF froio tpe sioee, Wit, intent a.
oi about - tote, l5i, 49, 'L ,1e us and heif from
p'et'1ree sloop u Fltirned Wsrc ~ . eiffdsnpl
~ which they iofa t'tly g~caefed. There were Zen
searnen 90 t0ard % tbe se.Dpficr, two ri whom ~
we're ca dee.ti@- W.. ls.nesatsy ltevc 1al0v,
'nQ thchAf-tss, sat ., 20, W. ~ % ns great cha
5rn - iifwai ns.t o. nJr d"iue eyIlL gwrr
~ f'nl Nf. tnsfe . ,.- " or dect 10 81 -i.,.
.e byls ic.s dOro- ri, lip,tevsr, nriauilc.
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SIR

iharescsn ie the Nrtio,si fntelligeneer Of Il is
date, Under the " York head, (to which Ibeg leave
tn reieryou) an account III the sipwrcoS OF the u itis
SCOOP ct ~r Syph ON the east end of l. islsd, unt-r
circumstances Aictng to humanty by which the gyea-
ten part @: ths lost, and that purser&
few men we're saved by the benevolent and spirited
exertions Of the inhabitants
IL war, As peace, eaamities like this gya claim
to the survivors the HOSPITALITY and protection OF the
untfy c whose shores tl-.g may be 1t is not
the desire - thu government to consider prisoners
OF war uniortnnate men, who thus into its pow
er.
II the facts be stated correctly, you will be pleased
topr'""e the with what may ne necessary for
Their Subsistence and comfort, and TO hberste them
without eNchaHge.as soon possible. The Purser
bt'ns hon-com6stan, under any circumstances, is
entitled To- be returned in that way.
II tbs reaches you in time to send then, halifax,
~ the British cartel at n. York, YOU are reques
led 10 do SO osaerwse to them, can
conveniently he done, by Gag to of the ships of
yoirhaibor.
have the honor to be, sic, your most obedient
servant,
j. MASON
Gen. John Smith, Marshal of
the State of iSsw-York
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BOSTON, Feb. s.

MIR. Ninnl who cams in .he Eastern Sisge yesterday
morning, says: thar he couversed with a gentleman
AZ Portland, direct from Castne who st.t, that 1900
otthe enemy took possess on of Buckaow list Thu
day, and were bsrseksd there nor berg Sufficient sc-
con'nodstons tor them Casiine. Il WIN be rscol-
lecie they l,e lately been reinforced with troops IF
Berinuda--E. C.. II. n.
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MAnsaAI,s orrIcr. .Nery- Fork.

~ FEB 6tH, 1877 5.
IN consequence uftle following letter from toe Cora
m'ssa,y general ot prisoners, the Msrslr has iberse
the live s.anen ,atcly saved from the OF tae
iir,ish soop Of war Syiph sud snsh of them acc
disposed 90 10 Hsif,x, will be ssat by The cartel
Jane a,a aia,tha, which viii departfor that place
the course oi few days.
copy
Ofice OF CSnnissary- Geaereo
OF Prisoners. Washington,
Feb. ist, 1915.
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IMPORTANT
no MdAUF.Al,2ILRKR,

vE7fIE SUBSCRIBER viii keep on hand, all kind,
OF Machine Carls, for Cotton, common and
Nler,no Wool-Saii Cards will be manufactured by
the firm of Doodccsk, .Sei;sh g Co Tiu L>ieestrr
Massachusetts, anil warSantedto he OF the FIRST qua
lily, and will b. sold on reasonable terms-For qualify
OF the Cayis please cal Mr. ichat Harris ct iiirh-
u1ont, or Mr.. Joseph Heywood, of Petersburg All
aorders directed tn the Subscriber or To Mr. William
Andersen, OF Richmond, will be promptly attended to-
JOHN 4. sMirii, Agent Ger the
firm oil Wooicock, Smith * Co.
fhiadeiphla, Jan. S. wTwE
Z CHANGE aY--N ecklenburg County Court,
10Th December, lsi4--
john Stevens .rd Huzzy his wife, formerly Hnzsy
Kindriek, and one q The children of John Nindriek,
osed; PA4iah.Gs
Andc%,on PascaL executor of John Kndriek, JOHN
ratr'cEand Sally his wife, John Kindriek John
Price and Betsy his wife, Joshua Dnkins and Ohe-
dence ms wife, James Dfnkins and Lucy bis wife,
John Beard and Sally his wife, John Cunuinehafp.
Huszy Cunninghar, Jacob Cunningham, Rebecca
1. Cunningham, George Cupuingham, John Bow
down and BeBey his wife. Edmund Kindrick, Rich
ard h'ndr'ee, Sarah Kndiick, Dennis Kiadriek.
Jspes Khririck and Polly Kindrick, Defeafl1ats
IhE defendants, Except Anderson PASCAL, execu-
TOR of John kndrick) not hsyisg entared their ap-
peatance according to the act OF Assembly and the
rules oil this court and appearing 10 the satisfaction
OF the court that they moi inhabitants of this state
on the motion ct the plaintiffs by their attorney-k is
C1nered' That they appear here the first day of
stareh court ne : and enter their appearance, and
be Inserted in one ct the newspapers printed IN Rich
inoud, for two months Ticoessivey and that another
copy thereofbe posted at the font door of the court
house OF the said county.
copy. Teste,
January wSwp :
IN CHANCERY.-- Afecklenburg County Court.
b 10Th December, 1874
William Hnlliway and Bennett Holliway by his com.
mittee William Bnbo, Diasna Gov, formerly Dian
anil al
wife, formerly Nancy Hoiway, Flainfffs
Against
James HpIhway and George Holliway, Defendants
THE defendants not having entered their ar,,tar-
anee according to the Of Assembly ami the rules IF
this Codr and appearing the satisfaction Of the
Court that they not inhabitants Of this state on the
motion of thu plaintiffs b. their atorneyR is Orlser-
ed That they appear here the first day of March
Court next aad enter their appearance, aud answer
the plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this Order Re in.
serted in one Of the newspapers printed in Richmond
for two months successfully, and that mother spy
thereof be posted at the front door of the courthouse
of the said county.
copy Teste,
EDWARD +. TABB, &c.
December % vs,y,,
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The Supreme Court of. the United States
met, according to law, on Monday last, pre-
sent, Chief Justice MarshaHSl Judges Hash
fr'eTon, johnson and DaUak The Court
proceeded = business yesterday, oommen.
chg with the land causes. Iu,iges Ltuinrs-
r2n snd Story are daily expected.
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WIfO IL 7oeK qitaffed to teach Latin, Or.
ogyGthy anil .Hrftbretck, and 7uould Hte =
be @eDltioVed abo'u haifh is time in feachfng a
fe7s chfl9ren IN u h'fUafc family, and the q
fheT hulfb. K irnine and ottc7iding TO 6uS-
meas q z commercial nature, may hear O.
speh stiHaaoEnH elYllicofiox ~ the fr71N.
Ter.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-15
Gen. John Smith, Marshal of
the State of Fsw-York.
NEw.Iovpox. Feb. I

- NEw-LoNDoS, Feb I.
The Superb and brig the only vessels of the
enemy now at anchor off tiiis port. 1t appears the
ship Which left Plumb-isIsnd in mach haste, the
morning after the President sailed, was not the Ma
jestc but probab it the Saturn
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tiAtrt~oRE, Feb. Z

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