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SO Total bound to C. Britain.
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DMkch EaSs- Ind.a IrRcLe.

I|UAEN isUSs- l1tIIH 4 Yitsc.
Mr.. Goldberg, the Dutch Director Cen
lowing notice on this subject. in the Am
SterlAm Courant--
The navigation and commerce with all
thc Dutch East India possessions. with the
exception of the provinces OF Anooyna,
Banda, TcTnate, and the islands under their
Jurisdiction, shall continue to enjoy the
same freedom As prescribed in an order of
the 28th Of February last, the same regu-
lations ana tariffs remaining in force rs
existed under the English government all
the export and import du,ies being never
thel~ss TO be paid in silver coin.
IN pursuance OF THIS resolution. the fol-
lowing regulations arc fixed
That Dutch ships and goods under
whatever denomination, as we'll IS the
ships and goods of inhabitants Of the Asia
tic possessions, shall psy less i'aport and
export duties than foreigners.
-. That at future period, which shall
soon be HXcd, the dimIuution Of duties shalt
be allowed only to vessels built in the Ne
t5erlaa,la, OF il Dutch India
s. That both foreiyr aud Dutch ships
arriving in the ports OF the mother country
from our East-Indla possessions, shall be
exempt from dutirs on entrance, provided
! they can furnish the necessary proofs that
| the established Fast India export duties
have been paid on toe whole of the lading.
" It is also resolved, that the cuitivatol
shall have the free and unincumbered dis
posAt of ell the produce raised by him
! with the exception OF the contribution in
| KIND, which BY the giving up OF these pcs
sessions from the hands of ths English, nov
recommences in full force providcd. he pay
the poundage, or land rent, either in pro-
duce or in money"
The articles conclude with recommend
inS to snip captains to take cut dollars
as being the most convenient for paying
the import and export duties i'll the East
Indies.
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THE NEXTPRESyDENT.

4 correspondent i'll our last, for whose
opinions we entertain the highest respect.
has brought this subject before the public.
He has mentioned Mr.. MONROE as the
most prominent candidate for this imp T.
tant station. we are well aware, that il
may by some be considered rather pre ma
ture in us, to discuss this question at Ibis
moment-more especially as no regular
nominations has yet been made by any
meeting Of The Republicans from the diaar-
ent sections Of the country. We shall,
however, take the liberty Of expressing
our own sentiments on the subject-as wal
a tAosc OK Uu. friends ard OF tine Republic
cars generally in this quarter, so far as
we have been able to learn them. There
can be no harm in canvassing the merits of
Candidates for any responsible Office, and
examining into their several claims and
pretensions. The great and splen id Ia
tents OF Mr.. Monroe-ais elevated charac-
ter and eminent services-are well known
q duly appreciated throughout the Union.
but his conduct while at the head OF the
War Dcp't-and the arrangements he had
made forthe expulsion of the emery from
our territory, are calculated to, aud will
most unqueStiorabiy, ensure him the unaE-
imous support Of the friends of the govern
ment. & of american Irincihiesin MAINE.
This has proved that, though a rheinia,s
6y 6irth, he has 10 locGi state harfiGlisics.
His attachment is for the greet AMERI-
CAN REPUBLIC. He is equally attentive
to every section, from Orleans 10 Hlaine-
however remote, and wherever the aid
and the strong arm Of government is need
ed. We understand that a correspondence
was carried on between the Secretary and
gentleman Of high st2nding in this quar-
ter, who was to have had tn principal
command in the projected expedition to the
Eastward, which reflects great credit up
on ms ability, judgment and decision in
that transaction. These documents must
be very interesting to the public, and we
could wish they might be gratifed by their
publication. Portland .qrgKs.
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GENERAL POREIER.

~ Though he has fallen victim to Tyranny ought nc,
Genrai PORTER agqin.-The flowing
illustrative particulars Of General Porlier.
the first Spaaisrd who has ventured to
raise the Standard OF Liberty, in favour Of
his oppressed country, will be read with in-
terest
His Ezcellency Don Juan D;az Porlier
IS about 80 years of age, small in person,
tim but OF handsome appearance. He is
nephew OF the late minister Por,ier, mar
quis de Boxamac. lie served as nidsbip.
man in the battle Of Trafalgar. lie first
became knowa in the late war against the
troops Of BUnaparte, by>oelle ting hand
tul oi deserters from the actions in Castle
under General Cuesta, with which. orly
amounting to SO men, he attacked so
French advantageously posted near The civ
OF Palencia, wnom he killed or took, and
presented to the junta Of Astcriis.-Ths
lat or then gave him the rank cf colonel,
and he Immediately formed Guerils
corps, called Cuerho franco, with VIII Oh
ne did prodigies of valor against the enc
my. This corps afterwards became res
pectable division. What gave him most
credit IN the time of The provincial juatas,
was, his retreat from St. Andero, stirrour
dsd BY four times his number of enemies.
from whom ne escaped, and even took &
Eiiied some OF the French This acton COZ
yered PorlleT with glory, and Bsllasteros
with shame, who made disgrscefcl re-.
treat to Dion, IN consequence Of which
that part OF the country was Abandoned
he other iliustrious actions Of Porher are
Contained IN the public papers Of taat DAY.
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CONFIRMATI0N.

Oc,oJer 26.
BY the Popa, we Learn. that Gen. MoriI-
10 quilted his post at Tu baco on the night
OF the 18th inst. and on the Glowing nor
ning 63 IF his squadron were d serted from
the height OF tn Popa to we gh anchor
1T was cons quenty conjecture that the
army had Te-embarked and proceeding
either for Santa Martha or Porto i3ello.--
Ibis measure is attributed to the discove-
ry of the treachery of General Castillo,
who, it appeared, had engaged to deliver
up Carthagena to Morillo He was arrest
ed on the 18th, at iiooho Chica, and Gen.
Bernludas appointed commander in chief
OF the Independent army; upon which,
Gen. ST. Andeire was dispatched with a
force of 5000 men, lately arrived from the
interior to attack division OF the Spani-
ards, but they had previously retired to the
Island OF BAN.
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PHILADELpH1A, December 4.
Commercial Ifcatv zyiti Engiand

Commercial Ireafy 1yiti Engiand
The London papers have given an out
line of a Commercial Treaty, which thew
say, has been, or is about to be concluded
between Great Britain and the United
States.
The first article of said supposed Trea-
ty is, the dispensing with the Navigation
Laws OF both Countries, or in other words,
the lore 8n tonnage duty is mutually given
up.
This article, according to the reasoning
of the London Morning Chronicle, will OBJ
crate in the ratio of IL 10 in favor of the
American merchants.
The second great article in tie Treaty
is, GrHnt on the part of G.. Britain, to A.
mericans to trade to Calcutta, the peninsu-
Ia OF HIndostaI; while the trade of China
belongs To the East India Company, which
has no power to obstruct the intercourse of
either Americans or any other foreigners
there. The u. States viii, therefore, have
access to traffic with every possession the
British hold in the East Indies.
According TO the ideas Of Europe, (con-
tinues the London EDITOR this grant must
not only be viewed in the light Of a great
commercial advantage, but also Of politi-
Cal favor.
The third article prohibits the British
from trading With the indians within the ju-
risdict0n of The u. States.
The Loudon Editor concludes, by o5ser-
wing, that by tn treaty the Americans are
tie gainers while all the concessions, IA
vOrs. &c. come from G.. Britain.
Want OF room compels us to postpone
the Whole OF the remarks til our next
4. Journal.
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DOMESTIC.
C CONGRESS-.
MONDAY. Decemher 4.
III SENATE.

This being the day appointed bv the
Constitution for the commencement of
the First Session Of each Congress
At IL o'clock, the President pro tenn
pore took the chair; and the roll being
called over, it appeared that the fol-
lowing gentlemen were present, besides
tae Preside't (Mr. Gaiilard.)
Nests. Ba' boer. brown. Campbell Chaze. Day
gett. Fromeu'i-, Horsey, Howell Hant.r LscocI,
Roters, Rug les, Sanford, Z a, Iiclenor, Varnum,
Williams, Wilson.
4 quorum beng present, the Senate
proceeded TO business.
Mr.. Narnum and MIR. Hunter were an
painted on the part of the Senate, to wait
on the President, and inform him that they
were ready to receive any communication
he might have to make.
A communication was received from the
Citizens who have voluntarily erected a
building On the Capitol Hill for the tempo
rary accommodation of Congress and
Messrs. Horsey, Laccck and Fromentp,
were appointed committee on the part Of
this house, TO examine and report the
state thereof.
The concurrence of The other house was
requested in the two preceding votes.
Messrs. Lacock, Howell and Dag
get were appointed the committee of ac-
counts.
Mr.. Roberts was appointed on the com
| mittec OF enrolled bills.
Msssrs. Fromentin, Sanford and Tichc-
nor were appointed the committee On ell
crossed bills.
A resolution for appointing joint com
| mittee on the library concerns, was read
| three times, passed and sent to the other
| house for concurrence.
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PLEASING IN.CFITJCrNcp

AS one, amongst the other evidences, of
the Oomnercial Importance OF this place,
.GHguata,J We would notice, that a few
days ago, there were observed to be in
Broad street, upwards of one hundred and
nifty Wagons which had come into town
loaded with COTTON in these, from 10
to 1900 Bales, were probably brought TO
Market and as this sold for q cents
pound, the amount paid in this place, in
one day, for this principal article of our
State expectation, was between eighty and
one hundred thousand dollars.
augusta Nera.A, Nov. %.
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U'oshirgfcr, Dec. s.
we regret to learn that Mr.. FRANCIS
LOCKE, ct North Carolina, has been obi
ged, by i'll health, to re sign his trust as
Senator in the Congress of the II. St t,s
The Legislature Of that state beng in ses-
sion, the vacancy will be immediately sup
piled.
CONGRESS- the Senate, Mr. BIB
OF Georgia, attended Yesterday in addition
to those alrS aty announced.
In the House Of Representatives, the
following gentlemen attended, in aidl-
ton from Pennsylvania a, Mr. Irwin !;
from Maryland, MIR. Baer from Vir-
ginia, MessrS. Shelley, Johnson, Kerr ::
from North Carolina, Messrs. Castor and
Forney.
No ot'er business was done Yesterday,
than reading the Presidents Message !;
OF which 1--WE thousand copies were or
dered to be printed for the use of the
house, and one thousand for the use of the
Senate.
Mr. Williams, of Frederick County,
(Va.) arrived in this city on Sunday last,
with dispatches from lain O. adams,
Esq. Minister AT London, to our Govern
rnent-.Nas. lat.
Il is stated in London paper Of the
14th OF October, thae the greatest exer-
tions are making to complete the Nigga fri
gate at Portsmouth. for the reception OF
the Hon. MIR. Bagot, Ambassador 70 the u.
States.
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rank, who shall wear any insignia emblem
that is pros ribed, and who shall not be de-
with the white cacSede, sh Ill be arrested
as rebel, an inst'gator and ab@rtor OF re-
volt, and as such, be tried and punish
ed.
Twenty-four hours after the reception of
the present general order, the officers and
chiefs ot co ps shall be responsible for its
non execution. be dismissed and sent home
to remain under Surveillance.
III. Quarters, az Bourges, 10th Oct.
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PROSPERITY

Two thousand sic hundred and t7yentv-
nine bales of COTTON, arrived by wa
ter, yesterday evening from Hugusta. in
this harbor the value of which, allowing
70 l>2 cents, (Which is the currsnt price
today to the pound, and averaging 27o
pounds to the bale. amounts to one hnnd-
red and eighfy eight fhousand one hun1lreH
and four dollars and ninty, fUc CENTS.
Sac. RehHE. .N57,, %.
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EEfract IF n letter from an e6fcsr in tie Greek
.Ndiion, dlted camp Is nudes IN adrance Of fOT
DecG'lT, October 2isf, 1915.
We leii Fort Decatur on the 9Th inst. to guard
me commissioners who are engaged running the
iar as the ten mile point Oh o!ouxey Creek, from
whence they will run an experimental line which
viii cross the Chatahoucire where We expcct tn BE-
m eight orten days-It was supposed by colonel
Hawhins and others that TIE Indians would izht at
th"t place but an Indian engaged as pilot and we'll
acquainted there, wiz ths cont TO Learn the dispo-
stoH of the Indians, rCtsfn. ON the ooh inst With
the assurance that not of tire In ans had the
least intention 10 oppose the running OF tie line.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoNDAY, December 4.

At ID O'Clock. the Clerk took the chair
and calling over the roll of members by
States, it appeared that the following mem
bers were present, viz.
From .Ne.s Hnmp shirs-NGessss Anterior, Gil
ley, Ecse, Wilcox.
Messrs. Baylies, Bradbury,
Brigham, Brown, Conner, !Iulbert, iIing. Nelsan.
Parrish. Pickering. Reed. Rice, RussIes, Strong.
Rhod-- is'aHd-Hr. Boss.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Champion, Davenport.
Law, Aloscly, Stirs,s.
Yermont--Messrs. Chipman, Jewett, Langio,,
Moves, Lyon. Marsh.
.Nezp- FORK Messrs. Belts. Ririsar, Brooks.
Comstoek, Crocheron, Gpd Ha"mn,,j, Logett.
Noift, sayase. Sehenek, Taylor, Throop, Town
send, Ward, Wilkins
JNezc.lersey-E Baker, B,ieteau, South
4rd
i!shn, iieister, iopkinsnr, Mghsn, Lyle, Maclav.
Minor Piper, Smith, y AIlace. WLttgide, f. WA.
son, w Wilson.
Telar,are-1Hr Cooper.
.iia'yia'td-NIessrs Herbert Stuart, Wright.
Pi,giHa-Mcssrs. Barbonr, Rreckenli,iec, Bur-
well, Ghoson, Goodwin, Hawes, Iinngeiiord. Lew
IS, MCoy, y. lson, Newton, Peasants, Roane
Smith, TAFT, Fucker
.N5rh- CcnoFaq-Messr7. Bryan. Clarke. chi.
pepper Macon, Mmfree, Stanford, Williams, Yam
cev
lSoufi- Caroliaa-NIessrs Cslhoun, Cbonneu
Woodward.
Geocgia--Niessrs. Hall, Forsytle, Lumpkin,
Willie.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Clarke, Clay, Desha, John-
soh, NJ sn, Ornsby, Sharp, Tau
Ie7nessee-- Messrs. Cannon, Henderson, Pow
ell, Reynolds, Thomas.
Chio-Messrs. Alexander, Caldwell, Clendenin,
Creighton, M'..can
LoUi8ia1'u-Mr. Robertson
quorum being present
The house proceeded to ballot for a
Speaker; and the Tellers, having exam
ined the ballots, reported, that the whole
number OF votes given was 122 that there
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alone are estimated at millions. Souffel-
Wtycrshein is no longer any thing but Il
ieap of ruins its church, Us houses, IS
I o,a-houses, one corn mill, two oil mills,
&c. fell prey to the flames. Mundons-
helm and Northumberland suffered in
similar degree ; the crop and fine vine-
yards If these commuues were total des-
,royed tie furniture, linen, corn, cattle,
* :. were carried u.
LiJyd's List The following ships which
sailed from Jamaica, 10th July, with the
llcst, und / convoy OF II. VI 5 Warrior, are
still missing.--Advices have been received
from Bermuda 20 the 1st, from Haiif.x to
tle 9th ult. and from different ports of A.
nneroa to the 10Th ult.----Eeptune, Burn
ell Mary, Ncholi Isle Of Thsnet,
Young Arcade, Waite Preson, Gricr-
SON, bound to London Lady Warbu,on,
Rimmer irwin, Watnough, for Liver
ock.
.Statemant Of the Fleet.
C arrived, many OF them with dam
age.
IL put into Halifax in distress.
abannoned, Of them since carried
into port.
8 missing as above.
SO Total bound to G. Britain.
| The Alexander, of London, from Virgi-
! MIA, TO Bremen, which was driven on shore
! near Eirkwali, the end Of last month, was
| a complete wreck previous to the Attn inst.
The materials of the slip. about q bags
of cotton. ard only small quantity OF TO-
! bacco saved.
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Henry Clay was therefore duly elected.
and conducted to the chair, from which he
addressed the house as distinctly as the
elects OF late serious indiSposition would
permit; returning his acknowledgements
for the honor conferred on him, paving a
high tribute to the merits OF his predeces-
sor in the chair; pledg ng the exercise of
his best abilities in discharging the duties
imposed On him, and throwing himself on
the indulgence Of the House for occasional
errors Of judgment, SSc. particularly in his
present i'll health.
The oath to support the constitution
having been administered by Mr.. Wright
to the Speaker, I'll Spc KERN turn qualfi O.
ed all the members present.
The delegates from the territories, Mr.
baltimore, Mr.. Jennings, and Mr.. Stephen
son, were taen also qualified.
The House proceeded to elect Clerk,
when It app AIRED that OF ~ votes, Thos
Doughcrty, esq. had III, aud was there
tore duly elected.
The Speaker laid before the house a
letter from Joseph Wheaton, Offering
himself as candidate for Sergeant At
Arms.
On motion Of Mr.. Wright, after some
little discussio3, IL was
Re8olDed, That Thomas Dunn be
appointed oergean. a. Arms Thomas
ClaTton, DooToeepcr Benz amin Burch,
Assistant DOorkeeper to this house, &c.
The several resolutions passed by the
Senate, we're received, read and concurred
in.
Mr.. Wright and Mr. IIopkinson were
appointed the committee on the part Of this
house to wait Oh the President OF the Uni
ted States, &c.
Mr. Lowndes, Mr.. Forsythc and Mr..
Champion were appointed TO enquire into
ihc state of the new building prepared by
ihe citizens for Congress.
lie usual orders as to rules, &c. were
adopted.
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Besides many Priests and others of less
hote.
Escoiquie. ordered to San Lucar.
Colomard', ordered away from Madrid
and the Ritios [Royal palaces.)
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CHARLESTON, December 2.
FROM very attentive correspondent at
Kingston, jamaica, We have received fur
Their COP ous files Of the Kingston Chroni-
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byHTyrs, DcI. 10.
Ordcr Of the day Of Marshal Macdonald.
Duke Of IHente, commander in chief
Of ,hc French troops
lis iSXceliency the Marshal is Informed
that VI Geiiance Of the orders so often re-
pca.e5, soldiers have ben seen bearing
tie insignia Of revolt. aud others have
been arr sted. Ills Execllcncy orders
that they be Immediately brought before
Councils Of war 20 be tried ana punished
according TO the utmost r,g0ur OK the
laws.
Every military mar, whatever be bis
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The IN press OF Russia IS expected here
shorty, EOm the baths OF Baden. The
Dowagcr Margrayin, Of Baden, her moth
er, Queen Frcdcrca, OF Sweden, and the
Princess Amelia, Ter s,slers,w VIII return with
her.
The Enperor Alexander will arrive here
about tl.e 18th. lis VI jesty, on quitting
Djrn, was 70 'ase the route Of Geneva,
i,ansantc, Views, Berthe ard Solcure he
World make Il route OF few days in the
Berncse Oh risnd. u appears that he will
spend few days At Sipdttgardt before de-
parting for BeA.a ard 81. Petersburgh.
STNhs9UEC, oct. Q.
TO day the committee appointed by the
2Ye.cot Co eve re'.ci . TIC unfortunate in
,silonts cf tbs district Of 5trss5urgh. laid
VASES ~ ,ac war, commenced les circuit. --
Xbs lose nave been VERY great. Those
se- meL az the villages Of EouIslReyers-
hc'.., Mmdolsaeim aid NieGetbausbergen
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10 be forgotten. - 07
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-12
ANOB.TECT.

I'ste7e3 ing and truly desirable -! :.
W. 1' rs.sncd, proprietor of the premises, is
= %. So 60 ease, by private contract, from one
1@v Years 70 o1nmenc, from aud after the end of
or Pre.oat ar, that valuable and well-known pIsn-
atlo1, 'Trh Is appurte nances, called
{ K o y d ILL.,.
sihated 10 the County of RchDond, upon the Kappa
rsnnocs STRENGTHENING Mount Airy, tn. Estate. of
Jo'a ayi"e, Esq. and Hlso Of Lai:ion Carter Esq
snr which is immediately opposite the town oil AIDA
hammock, sometimes called I" liubbs-Hoe," and which
sid nact contains about 1000 acres its vidt, is
~ re than nnie L extends up & down The said liver
il;ndiag valuable public erry--the road to which
passes through the premises This and is uneommoniy
level ier,'i, Is pecuiaty well adapted to tie cut
ture oil corn whcz tobacco, oats md clOver, with
natural meadow producing abundant crops of excel
ent Hay--.4s 9 S1ing Farm, FEW, if ANY, in this
State excel IT. The navigation ofthio river, is easy
'nG certain at all seasons, and admits vessels Of the
largest SIZE BY ~ ans Whereof Che produce OF the
Farm can be readily and at trivial rxpenee shDped
up or down tie si river The iatcresl Of the Tenant
may dictate. This place sbonads with feb, cralo
and wild fowl of the first q slity uniting IN it. a
sand-bar well sdarted tpthe us. ut me- rom wieh
ereat advs tAgcs ,ay with certainty be Anticipated
o. Society, II IS doub,fui wbether any ncehtor-
Oh ia the country affords hettsr greater wealth
ADDED to vcI, ;herc san advantage, by no me ansn
slight consideration that il the Pubic Mali passes the
ftriy aud iron ts situation great profit Tlay certain.
" ~ derived, by the Estahlishment Of Publ. Hoase
Of Entertainment Upon this Farm, there sc ex-
ceEent improvements, but which are cut Of renar. an
in is respect the Subscriber is disposed tn be liberia
a. t. the terms Lease. in order to get them IN a
complete STATE o. repair
II cannot Gc ueedul tjssy any thing more Of this
Estate 1T those who kfow it. what has been said is
nm cefay Is they prepared appreciate its re-
Al vaueto those Who notacquanted will, it, their
tine may not be impro'dently spent IN slsing view
Of It's peculiar Advantages.
M, ieuers address tome at MS Place, shall be
paDsiuslD attend d to.
JOHN MURPHY, JHn'r.
Rlchr1ond, Iulv i.----ep3walawf
The Editor oltle Fredericksburg Herald, is re-
Gu sted to rFr, l's dove, three weeks, Rud forward
ticir account NJ 'h, E.6;or Of the Enquirer.
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august 6
IN CH.aNCERY.

: Louisa County Court, 1une 18th, 1915.
William Cooke, james Nelson, James Niche, VIII
liam q. Poindexter, executor of Warner IL Broad
dns, decd Overtcn Harris Edward Ragiand, Eliz-
abeth Lawrence, administrative Of William Law
renee, decd. Thomas Holiday, Thoratan Gisson
Nicholas Meiwether, e Barnett Moore
PITTS.
Against, e! ~
Samui Oyerton, administrator with tie Will annex
ed of Sanscl Rssand, deed. DeC't
THE ID ienrlant Samuel Overton, r not having
enteres SapPearsnce, and given security according
to ti& Act OF Assembly and the rules oil this Court,
am appearing to u. satisfaction Of the that he
A. inhabant of this State The motion of the
Plaintiffs by their Counsel lis ordered, That the
defendant, Samuel Oveton, r do appear here on the
seen Monday in October next, and answer the
ai tff's bill aud that copy of this order be forth
i. inserted in some of the newspapers printed
N the Ciiy OF ltchmend, for eight weeks successive
iy, and pubshe at IT, front door of TIE Court-house
on some Court day.
Copy.-Itste,
JOHN POINDEXFER, jr d. Gle.
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