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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-04

FENHE Subscriber will offer for sale, on the prem
ises, at Albcmarle January Court next, two
Trick Iencments IN the town OF Charlqitcsyillr, al
joining the Public Square, part # Lot No So, nov
occupied as store houses, by Mcssrs. Wayt x Ivy
man, and Nelson, Rev y Go.
Terms Of Sale--One balfin s, and the bqIance
IN twelve months
SAMUEL G. ADAMS.
u. cernbcr Q. ff-wfSe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-04

n PLANTATION, &c. Far Sac.
4 EN Fues,iay, IGth january next, if fair, # not
The next fair day, will he sold ON the premises
at Fubc sale, M pursuance of decree of the coun
OF New-Nent county, that handsome Plantation II
sad county, nesr Providence Forge, belonging to
the estate of Edmund Apperson, deed, coiit.,ioin
about $50 acres.--ihis plantation is wen adapted
Tor the culture ofcorn, wheat and oats, is divided IN
to three fields or Shifts, well eucosed has been
carefully and judciously managed has on it con.
venient dwelling house and all necessary cut houses
M good repair, IS well watered and has an excellent
orchard OF thriving peach and apple trees.
Al the same time and place will be Sold all the
Stock OF Cattle, Horses, Sheep and Hogs Corn,
Fodder, Tanning Utensils, household and kitchen
Furniture, sc. &e
Terms OF sale Tor The land, will be one fourth
payable ia twelve months, the remaining three
fourths at tie death marriage Of the widow Ap-
PeTson-For the personal estate, twelve months
credit viii be given all sums over ten dollars be-
low that amount, cash
bonds with approved security, carrying interest
IRON the date, If not pChctually paid, and deed OF
trust on tie land to the payment thereof
Will be required.
he property viii be shewR by the subscriber
on the premises, at any time between the 25ih in
slant and the day OF sale
THOMAS r. STUART, Exec'r.
December 81. 6o--waw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

Rspubiisaos having oec6 pied ihs pert Of
MaiagorGa, where they had fortified them-
selves, snd where they were daily augment
ing their strength. Subsequent 10 tho pos
sessions fthai port has been the evacuation Of
ST. Antonis dc Baxar, capital Of the province
OF Texas, which was garisoned by the rcgi-
men, of Estremadura, one Of the most ia
nous corps Of the Roya. party.
The Republican army Of the north is,
for the present, under tho command of COL
Piers, during the absence of Gen. Toledo,
who is now in the UnI,ed States on business
Of moment, and whose presence with the ar
my is impstien,ly desired.
"Ths representatives who are to compose
the next Congress arc named by the people,
and by tho present time will have opened
their session. IL afforded great pleasure TO
see the Joy and enthusiasm which prevaded
the Mexicsns on tho days Of election. A
person who was witness 10 this interesting
scene says, that in the province ei Vslodolid,
there were various likcnesses Of Washington
aud F,snklin, which tho people csrr,ird in
,heir procession, accompanied wrh musick
and sOngs, sllegoricai OF the occasion.
Between Washington and snklin, some
carried the resemblance of the General Cuss
TO isiso the standard of liberty, VINO WAS at.
terwards made prisoner, and shot by the cru.
el Spaniards at the age OF seventy,
Never has The Mexican cause presented
so favorable an sspest. The next Congress,
formed of nen OF influence, will remove oil
those difficulties, which until the pre,eOi mo-
mont, have parsliaed tia, rapid progress
which was looked for in a revolution created
by the unanimous aud express will Of the
people.
The immense resources which our beau
titui country contains, will heneeto ward be
administered hy government, whieh, melting
the puo!ic confidence, will give a new in.
pulse, and will cause lis. { 10 be felt by the
physical and moral quai,ies Of tho republic.
The next campaign will be an object of
lively interest to al tn.n who are really low
eIs oil the sacred rights oI humaaiy IL will
complete he emanciparicn ofthat hne e, un-
try from lhc cpPcssiye hand oi ds sspoiisu
The inhabitants OF Mexico will hereafter be.
enabled TO enjoy and participate gifts w.,h
which nature la. fAvoted tbens"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
MURDER IN IRELAND.

WAsHIEGTon SEPT. 26.--The enclosed is
an exusct of a letter received Sept. 81, by an
em'grant from Ireland, lately arrived, and
now in this ci'y. Tho name Of the person, If
published and known in Ireland, by trsnso,is-
sion Of our paper, nigh, be Injurious TO him !;
bu, II is written underneath, Tor the inforsna.
lion OF any one who may feel on inieres, in
verifying the facts. fnseihgcncer.
"Ca Sunday the 25h Of May last, as the
priest OF The parish Of DruuHully, in the
county -. Caven. was celebrating moss in the
rhutea, . number of Oraagsmen, with arms,
rushed into the church, aud fired upon the
congregation. They killed the pnest in his
gatmen,s on the altar, Gna also killed your
brother ------, and numbers Of tho eonsrega
ton, besides, men, women aud children. The
remainder OF the N that was not killed, made
iheiI address to the magistrates for justice (;
but thcir rcply was, to "go of for dsmned d
sct Of pspist racals i, was The Orsngemen's s
duty, If they murdered every man Of you, lor
they wosid take tho moaasN Orange mans
word, sooner than they would lake The rss.
:etiahisst Pspiti's oath"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

lei IN ne STATE, anl for o.Fe purposes; iai inior.
med the Senate. that the House of Representatives
had endorsed upon said resolution the words " Re.
.iici.ur nensins confradecenie," and he withdrew.
"After some debate. and much conjecture con.
oersing the meaning of the above endorsement. il
was at length, on motion by Mr. -.
(" ResOIved. That two interpreters Of profound cru.
dtion be appointed for the purpose Of aording the
Senate some explanation If possible, OF the above
mysterious language.
- On motion, Mr.. ------ was appointed teller.
wneeupon the Senate proceeded to ballot for inter.
prefers and John Fisher and Alexander L. Hayes,
Esqs we're duly chosen.
'Ordsred. That the interpreters be Informed OF
their appointment, and that they be requested to at
ieud the Senate Chamber in five minutes.
"At the expiration Of thai time the interpreters
were admitted, and being duly sworn 10 translate
and explain faithfully according to the best Of their
Judgment, the words endorsed on the resolution
aforementioned, took their seats On the speakers
right hand
{" John Fisher. ESQ then delivered his opinion
follows lie believed the words " Rciictur nemioe
contradicente. to be Latin and lac thought that they
imported that the resolution WAS unanimously re.
jected." Tie questioned however the correctness of
the word rejicitur, as here used ii were to be
considered as a verb personal, which he much doub
ted it must agree with the word !" resolution :" IL it
be verb mpersona, it can OF course have no nomi-
native case, according TO The rule usr6am f2erssnafe
habe. nuii0n1 psrs0na. lie did not beleve that the
Latin that Of the Augastan age. He further
stated that the words "nemine con,radicente" were
rather anbiguos in their signlhcation, and might,
perhaps, mean either gainsayng the passage of the
resolution gainsaying the rejection of IT." But
be Of opinion, that the intended import Of the
words here used was. that the resolution was ere.
jsced, no one dissenting" unanimously.
ga. l. Hayes, ESP after profound examination Of
the Endorsement, concurred in the opinion of his col.
league that the true meaning and intent of the words
.re that the resolution is rejected no dissenting
The learned interpreters Ehen laid on the table
the following account and withdrew.
"Fe5uary l6, 1916.
{" The State Of Delaware,
DR. TO John Fisher and A. L. Hayes.
"For interpreting and translating for the Senate
The words I" Rejieisgr nemiae cOn.ra6ecente,' S20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
IMPORTANT.

The spsDisrds have at last com mi,ied %
outrage upon tho Coited States, which leaves
US no slternauve between i'm mediate and an.
pie tsdiess or disgrace. The United States
schooner Fneorand Of guns and SIS meE,
commended ty H.. Cunningham, has been
hred opon, without peovocaiion, by three
Spanish corveues, whereby an American
seaman was killed. We have not boen able 10
learn IN what part Of the Gulph Of Mexico,
the Dons found an opportunity Of signalling
their yslouf, but IL 10 certain ihs, though the
Fne5ssn5 had The American colours flying,
she escaped total destruction only, by supe.
risr selling. n. o. Ca.
Further accounts from New. Orleans, TO
the ltb Sept. (published in the Nsuonsl In.
'eIligeneer) state, that the Firsbrsod was at
iscked OF the Bslize, iba, on returning The
frs the Spsnssids made of This Spanish
force 10 Supposed TO be part Of the Squadron
lately fitted out at Havana TO cfuize against
the Carhsgenisn privsieers OF that pott, 10
the Gaiph, &c.-" afonemens fe~ the pas;
Spanish sgrressions, end seeurny for the fu-
turs--of sysr =" is demspdss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
DIED.,

At North. Knysts~n, on the 9Th inst. Mrs. Many
BIssELL, sged rs. relct Of the lus Mr.. Samuel
Bi1eu
At Snii4feid, Nc. Rosssr LAwror, sg,d 81
At Cbesh,re, .Aass OF the 9Th uIt Mrs sfBDsL
MhRTrr, aged 90, coDsss Of Eir. Hdvard Martin,
and dsugh;er Of The late Mr. Michael EiJy, Of
Svcrtey. .Uass.
At Hsnsshs TsYs, (Jemaies N very sdvane-
ed age, Joms RssDEs,a veil koswn black man,
as hssing been msny years captain 81 the Charles
Town Msroons-He is the person who, in the year
I7sl. after most severe personal conflict, killed
the noted and desperate sobber faSsrsd lack.
who vas supposed BY the negroes 10 be possessed
Of supernatural powers srd deemed invulnsrsbIe
from ell attacks. In eorsequsnee Of This service,
Reeder received an annual stipend from the govern
meat ofthis Island He did NOT knnw his enact age.
but said os', Few days ago. that be vas but boy
The frst peace With the Msroons !. Re ,ess i7sS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
/ atfSi from NIgier

''' y'~f'' ~-tSss'S-
L"stsek oywar."--Ship Madclins, Wei
dep SO deys from Teheriffe, has AZ. a, Phia-
dslphia. On the 27,h August, days before
the NJ. sailed, the Br. Packet Brazil, errscif
tho por, 10 II days from Gibrahsr, bound
home and her commander stated, that The
Dey Of Aigiers had been put to deslh, nst
his son proclaimed suceessor--,ba,, on as
suming the reins of government, hi, son i'm.
media,ely annuled the treaty which his father
had made with Com. Deos,ur--,hst the An.
and British sqosdrons were To unite la the
attack upon Aigie,,--sod conf NEE The &C
coun, OF the capture Of The Brilisb Packet
Walchsren by an Algerine crulrer.
Further .---csp,. Evans, OF ship Ann. Maria,
from Lsghore, arr. =, phlad. reports, that on
The is;h and l6h Aog, be heard q hss,y
caDnonading in the direction Of Algiers, aud
supposed The BRITISH 10 be bombarding The
same.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
NEW PORT.
NOTIFICATION.
WRDNESD.sY, OCT. ie, 1915.

.*m There will &c Convention Of
Kepublisan Delegates from the several
towns la this State, at tic St2;c. House
III Providence, on Wednesday evening,
the 3Oih OF October current, for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates for t.lec-
tors OF President and Vice President of
the United States. Tlose towns repre-
sented in the General Assembly by fed
cralists, are desired to elect Delegates ac-
cord:ngly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
Shccimeu IF Disf,es,e, IN Eng yana.


\ letter from CrSzely, 10 Stsfordshirc,
s;steo that an actual examination from house
TO house, had taken place in many districts of
TIA, country, in order to ascertain fully aud
correctly iho extent Of distress. In one dis
trici sionc there were found Ice Families
those resources arc all Cot of, eompre.
bending 322 individuals.
- EdiDilis. who earn Is. per head per
weak, comp' .hend.ng .S3 individuals.
is5 Families who earns Is. per head per
week, comprshending $40 indi,idusls:
IN another there were $50 families without
the means or livelihood, compre aendng,
7,s76 individuals, full. one half Of the popula-
ton.
TO 'he cases already transmitted TO you
(adds The lsuer) of extreme distress, / would
add that Of family near me, which has been
out OF employ ment for threo months, consis-
ting OF a man aud his wife and six children,
they have parted With tneir furniture, and
with all their clothing, except few misers.
bic rags thai hardly cover them! and las,
week, as the last resource, the wife sold her
wedding ring"
la Glasgow, one day, says q Scotch paper
OF a late date, a boy was observed TO seal a
loaf Of bread, and follow cd home. On enter.
ing the house, he and several other children,
his brothers and sisters, we,e seen eagerly de.
vouriog IL, while the mother was lying dead
in the bed.
The Liverpool paper Of Wednesday. i4ih
Of August, says" We are sorry TO hear that
symptoms OF rioious disss,isfsctioo have Tor
several days been manifested IN Preston snd
its neighsorhood. The last sccouo,s slate.
That the mob were then demoli,hing the via.
dows OF Mr. Houosk. A detachment Of ,he
military was this morning sent off hence 70
assist 80 pu,tiag an end TO such dssgracefui
procecdlng,."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
DELAWARE ELECTION.

Alta late election in Delaware, the FEEDER
alists succeeded in clecting, by a small ma.
Jofity, their Candidate for governor, and one
oi the representatives to Congress tho oiher
Candidate, w. HALL, a staunch Republican,
was also e!c<ted. The Federal candidates,
at The previous congressional election, had
upwards OF ooe thousand majority. Very
little exeriion on ,he part of the Republican,
would haze secured the election Of all their
candidates.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

An attempt vas made, 5y some diabolical
iScendlary, TO set hrc TO the stores on Cheap.
side and Market.square, in Providence, op
Vedoesd.y evening last, which, had It not
been discovered, would in a shor, time pro-
badly have coniiagra,ed the whole OF that ex-
tensivc and valuable property. The Town
Council have offered q reward Of thee hun
dred doiisrs for tho discovery Of the internal
ubisereants.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
FROM GAupALoUpE.

Capt. Andrews, arrived at Providence from
Point pe,re (Gsud advises, tina, i. continued
very sickly a, that place. Ho Witnessed
while there, one AasGred funerals 10 one doy !
Capt. Andrews lost two men at Point. &c.
ire, and ope on he passage.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
Portsmouth Woolrn Mandatory.

THE sabscriber informs his frieads and the pub
4 lie, that he continues to Card Wool. Color and
Press Cloth, and TO Manufacture Plains, ss.inne,s,
Flsnneis, &c. all which will be done in sn-rrior
manner. at moderate prces having the best kind Of
machinery in excellent order, and workmen expert.
sneed in every branch Great attention will be paid
to those who are punctual in payment, and mono
will be neglected.
Persons indstted to him are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment.-,bose whose accounts
arc OF long standing In particular. will find Il their
own interes, to make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, (Cundoirs IIiis,) Oct ~, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
"A CARD.

SYLVESTER 4. PGRRy rcturns bis grstefll
thanks TO MS fellow crtizen, for their timely
exeriioas 10 preserving his house and pro-
perry from fire, on the 5th inst.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
Fresh Bohea Tea.

CHARLES NJ. rHURSTON has Just re.
eeived a few whole. half and quarter chests
bOHEA TIA, cheap for cash or approved paper.
October y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

The gross outrage upon the American flag,
by . part Of Spanish squadron under King
Ferdinand's orders, of the Balize, has exei,-
cd s,rong sensation al New Orleans. They
loudly demand oionemrn. for fae yasf aYd
security },r fhe fniure--or WhR!!!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
Cheaper than ever!

{ LAKKE GREENE has taken the store
formerly occupied by Mcssrs: u. Il d. Waite.
NO, ~, Markes-sqose, where he offers for sale. .
large and extensive assortment sf
Ch'nd, Glass and Liverpool Hare,
Of an excellent quality.
Also, an sssoftmtnt Of Groceries, which he Is de-
tetmned to sell AZ low lower than has been sold
IN Newport for = number OF years pas,.
Oct. l6. r,f1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

A let,e, from Col. tsssup, 4: orIssss, sss,
the Fircbrand was cspNred by the Spanish
squsdrou, aud thar 1t. Cunningham, who had
bsen pot on board merehan,man, had ar-
rived OF New-Crleans.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

Commodore Tsuxtou is elected Sheriff Of
Philadelphia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
Union Manufacturing Com,
ItllIy.

I"D.
IT HR CEIox xMArusAcTuRtsoC COMPANY, hav-
ing made new arran cement Of their business,
request all persons having any demands sgs;n.t said
Company, 10 present the same for adjustment and
a.! persons indebted, to make payment to
JOHN BABCoCK, .4yenE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

The Hooi CARING and .,forafaerory Of Cioss. vii
be continued al the above Factory on the most sea
sonabe terms.
Portsmouth, July ~. 1876
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
Notice TO Mariners.

THE Light House 10 be erected on Race Point,
Cape Cod, viii he liz on the 5,h Of Novembcr
next. The Light will be 25 feet above the level of
the Sea. ts5 feet from high wafer mark il will be
revolving Light, on the ssme principle az Boston
Light 10 distinguish Il from the one on the High.
land Of Cspe Cod, but cannot be seen by vessss
coming from Sea. until II bears s S w IS. whea
they may run for il Vessels running for Cape Har-
Dor may pass within third Of nile Of the Light
After passing IL. bring Il 60 bear n n ". and run
s. Z until The Lgh, on the High,snd bears II 6y
n the vessel will then be clear OF wood.end Bar,
then \. T. to bring the Light on the Highland "a.
bear n. Is when haul up ~ w. for the Ksrbor andp'
anchor in four fAthous.
Good anchorage msy be found in 4 u. " gale, by
running for the Light, g'singit one ,l,rd Of a mi's
distance ss yon psss IS soon a. u bears Y. by ".
haul up r. ;. y and anchor in from 10 10 fathorns
AZ H.A 8. bEARBoRN,
SUPERINTENDENT Of liyHs Hopses in Mar
Cnatnra. .IIn,ise Roafon. Oct IL 1915
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TO be Gtapn in December ensu;ng.


Price OF I tickets 8
tlEzEKIAH HowE.)
MOSES TRYON, jr .Managsrs.
GEORGE HOADLY,
N. Il Orders for Tickets will receive prompt AZ.
tention 10y the Agents of the Manager In uar,sas
Parfs OF the United Statcs
Hartford. (Con) Oct s. 1876 1901
To be sold at Public Auetion.
On THURSDAY, 3iM Oct. ~ / o'clock.
~ Passrafuek Bridss.
Two seines, nearly new from 90 to 100 f,homs
long, and from 10 6 fa,ho,ns deep. suitable
TO mah. two cut Of one. Conditions. ready cash. or
zoce security a, the Washington Bank
Oct Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16
PRINTER'S NOTICE.

A Haifyeariy payment for the r. RstuSlean h II
IA sov due. Country subscriber, are earnestly sh
requessed 70 psy the amount they respectively ovs,
ing All bills Of more than eigh months wIte qt
shortly pat into the bands Of another person foe - be
lection, unIess speedily sissndsd 70. ase
Newport. Oct 2, 1916. w. sINs0Ns.-
COMMERCIAL ard Law Blanks,
crALL xrxos, Z
Fer s7!s sy JoSiIii u. <SR<w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-16

Treasury Notes, New-7ork'0uM SmiA.
eya Noney. @
CONSTANTLY bought and seId At the Lottery
~ and Exchange ofIes Of Josiah c. Shaw. No fiB.
Tbspessireet. 49, June 26
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
VIRGINIA.:

ut rules holden in The Clerks O&ce ofthe Snbe.
'ior Conrt Of ChGAcery fer tie Richmo,ld Dis
frict, The 24ih day IF JHne 1916
Edward c. Brown and Mara his wife, late Ma
ria Crane, plaintiffs
AGAINST
George Perkins, and Robert Perkins. and Joseph,
Perkins, executors OF Joseph Perkins, decd.
john Johnson, William Lam, James Garret,
and Daniel Wade, DeG's
THE Defendants William Lain, and James
Garret, not having eatered their appearance and
given security according 10 the Act of Assembly
and the Rules OF ihs Court, and it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence tia, they are no, inhabi-
tants of tbs Country IL is ordered, That the
SAID Defendants do appear here on the first day
1t he next term and answer the bill of the PAM
ITS /; and thata copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in some newspaper published in the
City OF Richmond, for two months successively
add posted at the front door of the Capitol, in
he said City.
July 10.-wsw.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07


q Ru'es ho,den IL Me Clerks OEfee of the Su.
prior Gar. IF Chan n f.rJMe Richn,ud
iii'i'ici, the 2iih ciay q Jane, 1916.
'anu"d 4. Bacon, adm nistrator Of the roode
'i"1 c'iatie;s. rights aid credits OF John Glenn.
-cc'd. and also administrator OF the goods and
,a'teis, rights and credits of William Glenn.
&C eased y5J,,c
Charles Waits, Gill VAN, James Cation. and
William Watts, J,sr,,.
The Defendants, James Cation and Wua,,
Watts, not having entered their appearance and
gwen secur,y according to the Act of Assem-
''f and the Rules Of this Court, and it anpear-
iy by satisfactory evidence, that they are RIOS
l,liia'hsh,s OF this country IL is ordered. That
me sa,d Defendants do appear here on The frat
DAY OF the next term and answer lie BIZ nf
'he Plaintiff; and that copy of Ills Nv ".
der be forthwith inserted in some newsn,ne.
rabiished in the city of Richmond. for two
months snccesswely ani posted at the from, door,
81 'he Capitol, in tie said city.
a Copy-res,e,
July sl--wsw. : = = -1s"''s' G 6.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-08-07
VIRGINIA:

NlAt.NlA.
al RATES. hoidcr tie Clerks Csaa eS tie Subc
,'ior CcGri Of Ckdnee'y fer H. KiclirioRd NJ
frict The 24t'. day OF .;Gne 1916
John MCsed'e.ai and George M'Credie. infan,s
mder the age of twenty one years, By Wllis0,'
II Dyer, tier next friend, Plf's,
t AGAINST
las Penn & Nancy M'Credie adm'r. & ad.
m'rx. OF gohn M'Credie. decd the said jaime.
Penn, executor of George M'Cre,lie, deed. VII,
was one of the administrators of John M'Credie
decd. the said James penn executor of Georg,
MCredie, deed the said Nancy M'Credie, ",
dow OF John N'Credie, decd John Graham. an,
William Long. Lucy X. Greenhow, admins rs
rix of James Greenhow, deed. & Henr, lie b
admin strator of Samuel Clark, decd DeE's
The DefeDdan, James Penn. no having enter
ed his appearance and gwen security accordir;
o the Act Of Assembly & the rules OF thisCodI
&itappearng b. sa.isfac; DRY evidence tina, he j.
TO, an in!iab .tsnt of this country Il is ordered
'rha, The said Defendant DO appear here OH tie Is
day ofthe mex, term & answer the bill, of the PIE
and that copy OF this orde,. be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the CT,
OF X chr,ond for two months successfully aI,t
posted at the front door of the Capitol, in III,
said City.
A copy-Test.
July a7-wsw.