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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
THE blBLE...N0. XVI.

If it be the auty of Christians to pro ide Preach
of the gospel, for their instruction in its most
interesting contents, (and +" how shall they hear
without preacher ?'') il seems to follow and in
deed il is therein clearly required, that they should
provide also for their support--Ihis consideration
has induced the writer, TO give in this number an
extract from an Installation Sermon, Of the Rev.
LYMAN BEECHER, Pastor Of a Church of Christ
IN Litchfeld, Connecticut
Speaking of The causes Of Deseations in the
Chufch--he mentions as one, the settlement Of a
miaister upon an Incompetent salary with the ex-
pectation that he will support ninseii IN part, by
Ms own exc. tens--as thriving farmer, able
tcboomaster, or a sagacious specuator.--" His
Thoughts says he, bi heart, his time, are devoted
secular pursuits, while with his lips only Inc deals
out one day in seven, cold commentators of that
religion, whose interest be betrays Dut the more
common effect is that his ministry embarrasses his
worldly enterprise, and his worldly enterprise his
ministry, so much, that both become Comparatively
unlruitiul. He cannot pursue his worldly business
10 the best advantage because he is minister, and
he cannot pursue the work OF the ministry TO ad
vantage, be- cause ne is farmer the combined re-
suit is. bare support, with double tax oil care,
few books, and no leisure 10 read them, little tine
for study and that of little valne.-iie laments has
situation longs to devote himself to his work, hopes
for better days, while every year brings new con-
vctob that they will never come. In this uaeqnai
struggle, his days OF Improvement pass away, his
mind undiseipiined, his heart cold and formal, ms
sermons unpopular abroad aud irksome at home.
40 neglecs visit his people, for he has 40 time
he negle It's district meetings for prayer, and the
main spring being removed, all the movements,
which are the life of religion stop. In proportoa
also, he does less for his people, he loves them
ess and their affection for him declines in the same
degree and now seciarians, with flaming zeal,
ofeak in upon his charge, and preach aud pray,and
visit and do Just those things 10 aenate his charge
nch ought To have been done by him to attach
,iea, to himself and to one another. Alarmed at
this, he harris FROM the pulpit unayalins nvectives
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
PHILADELPHIA, rEB. Is.
" AURORA" SCK1PS.

II is very cruel of the Members of Con.
gress to partake ofthe Treasury dinners.
and afterwards refuse to listen to Treasury
reasoning.
The Members of Congress have fine
times in Washington" good dinners, the
best Of wine, in the greatest ABUNDANCE
promises for all friends and no denisls."
The present Secretary hves like the sol-
der in the play.
Who silent haya crovn our Of sirhenee a
day.
He lives at the rate OF 10000 year upon
5ooo--elther he is the most disinierested
man alive, or" you understand me-" said
Com. O'BRIkN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
Fresh London Medicines, Paints,
Dye-StuDs, Surgeons Iastru-
ments, &c.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,

j Fl
MIDDLE STREET
1IAs received per the Geae,ai L,nc from
i j London, via Bottom. An e1.enfve 1T r,ment
Of
Drugs. medicines. Paints, Dye I'fs Sur
geon's LnJGun,ents, &c.
ameog whit h are--lrue Ao6e.fous Pills-Ce
phac SNUFF : Ie.uil Drop c. amomi'e Flowers :
Co.ocyn h Oxyd Bfmuh squ,'is- or Become
do III cn---Gum Galbanum-- Lunar CAuific-
Oh, Rhoeium- Oil Cymin Oh juniper Mudges.
Inhaler Wa,ch Oil Viier,an--Tatt Emetc--
Gain Gale. and W.,ehrs-v- pothecary's cooper
Sca es aud weigh s-Boiu, Knive. Refined liqu
osc@. Wiadief Soap- Topsh asufhe. Cur Pad
ter--saits I.emon-Wsiess-ss se- Water Colours
-long and ihcrt Cameis Hat Pencils Lucia Ink
ga niue = REQ Cha k-- Freacn do Drop Lake
-Afptatum-- Rofe and usch P,nk- Pa eni Yei
low Kegs do--S,p Blu Oradee Red--pu,pie
Broas,-- Hoad--coarte I'D fae rnery---Camels
Ha rooi,- Warmth B. vihe.-G ,Axiers Diamonds,
&c &c
Ampu.ating Inf,uments---T repauning do--Dif-
fecting do--Pookei Cafes sivet Ca he'eis- Gum
Eaihe do !; Gum Eaitic Boughes; belt London
lance common do /; Gun do; Trocar., Pro
bag: improved key Too,h insfrumer's. ON
men do, Pils for ha-e Lips: Elals,e Gum "
esc Ivory do seton Needles PoyPu For
esps, &c &c Dec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27

JAMES LEE, & 90.
", a Ms0s,. Rsw, MIDDLE STREET,
f1AvE jun received for (a'e great variety of
DRY GOODS
Super6ne middiing and low priced Ctoths
Hun er. Cloth aud Isfimeres
Coatings-Dufh s--plA,ns kefleys
Flanneis --roae 81 ankess. q. fizes
brown ,cinnamon olive 6bius PEl.ISSE CLOTHS
German, b. nnfwick and I'm per,ai Cords x Stock
ingneis
BOMBAZETTS.
Tartan Plaids
ToiIinert and worried vefings
Furnatures
Super dark Prints and common Calicoes
SIX ftripe and tuper dark G,oghams
Italian and Canton Grapes
LeUdntinc Silks, UdriOus colours.
China ba k silks
Cotton and Linen Cambricks
Co.eran Cottons and Linens
India Long Cio'hs
Super Csmbs.ck aud common Dimotes
India Inm6oured and ioom-seeded
MUSLINS.
Jaconet book and faucy ditto
81 and TEA dark and light Imitation shawls
81 dark Cxmbfick do
Fisg fancy ard black fix Handkerchiefs
Cotton Band annas
Cofac Bsitanss
Lambs wovi ard worried Hohery
HATH kid aud * Cove.
Cen,.emeur beaver, Wood,ock Venetian and
we.ted DITTO
Cotton Laces --few'ng Silks and Twin Buttons
Cotton servings Woraed Binding Fsfrs,t'--
Caloops- Rinbons-cambrIck and lace shirt Butt
tons--sus Observation-Disclosures as, &C. &c
Jso (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
NEW GOODS.
Joseph Johnson,

lvo z, 6AIadNCE SxNbEX
HAS JUN received an exseniive anottmeut Of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARR
bale black, blue brown mixed and corbeau
BRO aDCLOfH
do black, blue, brown, mixed, and green
CASSIMERES
do patent Ango'a Cords
do Ladies PeMfe Cloths
do Pelifre flames
do Scotch aud artan Plaids
do Bombszets and Wildbores
l do printed Bombszet to and Ratinef,s
do Fanuels and 2aixss
do fancy Vefiings
l Gale Umorellas
do kngiih beaver Booness
DO Ribbons
Coating. Bookings, Plains, S,ockngnetts. Berlin
ard Imperial Cosds- SERGE erino Shawis--
damak and common do Of various fixes elk
SHAWL back and fate Cotton and Worried Hole
Ladies kid aud FIX Cloves mems Beaver do -
f.ch taucy fix handkerchief Flag, Bandauua and
Romoi do --dreffed and undrefied CAl,coes-Cop
PerPates-cotion Flag aud Madras Hsndker chief,
fix, corded, and common G,ns ham.-Bfi,iih
lGdia, and Coesian Co.tons -Llueu---iinen Cam
brick imma atom Haudkeschief. cotton Sewing
--Tapes-bunde and pound Fins--whlte and COZ
CURED Camoricks India cobweb Mu1ins--Lu.
trings "a ia,ge afor,ment of Fancy Muilns--coa,
and welt 6uttons-bia.k and coIored Canton Crapes
Italian DO linen Diaper brzees--cambrick Il
common Dimoties gentlemen paid muffin Ora
watts dsma.k Table Cioths-lod,f penisbe--6Ik
and Twiit-Ladies' and Chiidrens shoes and Boot.
of various kiuds
a large iuppiy of FACTORY COTTON GOODS
AZ whoiefale and retail At reduced prices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
ALBANY, FEB. Is.
IMPORTANT NOMINATION

THE Hon. RUFUS KING, as candi.
date for Governor and t.EoRGE m
BELTS, Esq as Lieutensnt-G oyemor, have
been this day nominated by Convention
from all parts OF the State.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
CaUTIONt

The Federal Electors OF this state ought to take
especial care that every balio, for Governor should
be for " General John Breoks' or for " yehn
Brooks, Of hedford; as there are many Of the same
name in he state.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27

Discussions relating 10 the interests Of
tne Distrzcf OF Maine occupied much of tae
session. One of the most importan, nstas--
ues doptsd, was all act promote the lie
and settl, ment Of the Public Lands (of
Which The Common veal h is estimated 10
own etght millions o. acres) in thal District.
fhis mt~sure OF enlightened policy is csl-
ealaed 10 insure the settlement, oil that i'm.
portaot frontier and will op.n to he har-
dy sons OF New-Ess gland as hlse country
fer soil, and ,nftsaely more 50 for hea,by
situations, Can be found in the United
States This act provides for extending a
Dad (which has alre d. beer made alb Ut
twenty SIX miles n nth Of Bangor on Ire
Penobscot river) SO as 10 strike the states
Lands on the north line OF the nine.
ranges Ut townships n. OF the Waldo Pa
lent hus the government by makiig "a
bout l6 miles of road, with he aid OF ndi-
sldusls VINO willmake about ten mil. $ n ore
through their own lands, will open short
and easy communication beiwee, the ,itie-
waters al Bangor, aid several millions OF
acres Of their own l.pds---,ne bes, u The
state. these neeasures, we are happy 10
find, have satlsf-d-Le members and offers
nom the District, tina, the i.npait nee Of
encourageing It's settlement, is duly f Il by
THEN brethren OF Massachusetts P,opegs
and that their interests have been ami will
be fostered by jus, and impartial policy
We canno. better conclude this psrasraph
then adding the molo Of conmuaica-
ZION now lying before us for copslde. alton -
Ehhraim nssst nor envy Judah-nor .ju-
duh ver Efhraim.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
SAMUEL HANSON.

SAMUEL HANSON.
i As for fale, At his ffore No. l, Exchange Row
III opppG.s Jeremiah Kmbsll h soos,
hhds. w Rum NJ cafks Rice
4 do Moiafes Haoco lbs. Coffee
do. Baudy IONS Hollow Ware
S chefs souchoug Tea 4 900 feet z b 9 Cas-
20 hide 81, Ubes Salt i2 grofs Pipes
; bbls.6ne Engl,fh blownu boxe. Chockola,e
Salt A Dbl Lemon sht u5.
80 bbls Flour 1880 ibs. Factory Warp
1000 ID sugar Yarn
! SO lbs Loaf Sugar o reams Pa per
cafks Copperas loo VT Shot
q cafks Alum p4o caiks Lime
bales Couon rs cafks Sd, led, god cut
So quin,as F.ih Nails
caik, Railins
Also,
A few dozen Of knapt and wool HATS.
Lilesiss A general afIoe ,ment Of HARD
WARE. Of all forts-CRO1KaRY WARE,
English e ". 1. Goods, sc. &c.
VIII Oh will be fold a. cheap a. can be pnrcha fed
in town for cain or approved credit.
rortiaod Dec. 26, If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27

The Legislature OF Indiana Territory,
has passed an act against swindling, and
the Western Spy, in speaking OF this act,
observes,
We are glad that at length measures
have been taken by proper authority to stop
the issuing and circulating OF spurious pa
per We are confident the public have re-
ceived more injury from it than would have
been received from any combination of
highway robbefs, thieves, or coun,ertsit-
ers."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
Laps If passdrDusftts.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,

III the year Of our Jo'a one thousand esshi haSarei
and sixteen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
Centinei.

Pennsylvania Banks.-Of SO Banks in
Pennsylvania, II have no. made AIRY return
of Specie - In the 81 other Banks with
capital short Of nine millions of dollars, their
loans exceed twenty millions; have above
six millions otNotss in circulation, with but
about one million and an half Of specie in
their vaults.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27

Mr.. JEFFERSON, has wrote letter to Mr.. Avs.
TIN on the subject of manufactures. He speaks OF
European depredations, as if the Orders ia Council
preceded the Berlin Decree!.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27

order OF Maj. uen. RIPLEY, on 1t. Col. H.hIs
~. pARnNEa. He was acquitted of the princilaa
charges, but found guilty of some of the minor
charges, and sentenced to bereprimanded in cr-r
ders.--.ien. BRowS has executed the sentence
dissolved the Court-and ordered Lit. Col. u. to re-
SHINE his sword, join Maj. Zen. y. and resume the
discharge Of the duties of Adj Gen, of the Division.
The .dajor oen. then disapproves the measures re-
sorted TO by Maj. Gen. Il. of originating the ar
fesl aud instituting the Court.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27

An enquiry into transaction of business at the
General Post oihce, is making by Committee of
Congress; aud, according TO The Aurora, the testi-
nony has already ser ous appearance 10 the ac-
eased. The Head of the Department does not
seem to be incul lated except Tor remission If we
understand of the charges. il is that where the
money received by Deputy Postmaster has been
Better Than that Washington. drafts have been
sold there at premium, and the profit withheld
frsm the nation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
WILLIAM LORD.

LAS for fse, At his ftore in Fore flreet. at the
4 : head Of Long Wharf, . general sGortment Of
HARD WIRE
Hest India GOOIs &c GrOcerjeS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-02-27
An AC L

For the suppression and punishment of
Cheats.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-16
Public Sale

BY virtue Of deed of trust made to
the SUBSCRIBE by Travers Nash, to Sc
cure the payment of certain sum OF
money to Major Charles Ewell, will be
offered for sale, to the highest bidder for
ready cash, on Monday, the first day Of
April next, at the courthouse in the
town of Dumfries, a certain tract or
marcel Of Land, known by the name OF
:. Green,cich,', in the county of Prince
William, containing about 100 acres
The situation OF this place is SO well
known as to require, no description :
those to whom il is unknown, if inclined
TO purchase, would OF course prefer ex-
amining themselves its qualities, and
local advantages.
Gerard .alerdnder, Trustee.
March 9 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-16
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
NATIONAL BANK.

The house proceeded to the order
Of the day-being the report of the
L.committee of the whole house, on
1.-The National Bank BiIl--the motion
to strike out that part Of an amend
ment reported by the committee,
(which makes the charter forfeitable
for non payment OF its notes in spe-
Gle. being still under consideration.
Mr.. Calhoun supported the mo
ttion to amend the amendment. 1t
was with much reluctance, MIR. &.
said, that he opposed any provision
Iw hich the house had deemed neces
|sary to perfect the bill, but in the
present instance he was compelled to
make an objection. The fpndamen-
tal character Of this bank was, that
liz should pay its notes in gold OF sill
yer coin and sufficient peAalty
was provideato effect that end. 1t
lis good rude in law, said Mr.. Z.
that where you attach a separate
penalty to particular violation OF
a law. yea weaken the general Pc
TnaIty and as he thought the ge
neral penalty would attach in the
case without this special provision.
(which would. therefore, weaken the
general sanctions of the bill, he hop
ed il would be striker out.
The motion 10 amend the amend.
lment was agreed to without a, divi-
lsiOn.
Mr,Randolph then moved to'amend-
the amendment of the committee
Iby making the interest demandable
on the notes of the bank. IN ease of
refusal TO pay specie. twenty per
|ceHt instead of ten.
Mr.. Calhoun repeated the reluc
lance with which he objected to
my motion which, in the opinion of
the gentleman who made it, would
Improve the bill !; but he had tbo'i
that even the propriety Of ten pei
cent. contemplated by the bill, was
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-16
SAIL.
5000 busheIs Liverpool blown Salt,
For Sale by
Bryan Hsmpson & Go.
March z
Public Sale
March 9

BY virtue of q writ of ,felEi jaeias, tt
me directed from Charles County Court
viii be sold, to the highest bidder, fol
ready cash.. at the residence Of William
Dent, in NaniemOy. on Friday, the 15tf
instant one NEGRO NAN, named
Frederick, who is executed to satisfy 9
debt due from William Dent to Williau
Morris
Thomas a. DaDis, Sheriff
of Charles Coaqty.
March I---9 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-16
By Griffith and Brawner.


On Saturday next, at ten o'clock, will
be sold, at our Auction Room, a vari-
ETY. Of DRY GOODS, among which
are
SUPER and second cloths
Ditto cassimeres
Baizes and flannels
ga Irish sheetings
"a ditto linens
German ditto, fine and coarse
Cambrics and fancy muslins
Jeans and dimities
Rayal Ribs and ginghams
6-4 black cambric
Shifting cambria
Book muslin
Madras handkerchief, etc. etc.
ALSO,
6 packages hardware, assorted, TO SUIT
carpenters, cabinet makers and sad
dlers
90 barrels brown sugar
pipes Cosnac brandy
6 chests imperial and young Tyson tea.
and 2 pipes port wine.
At same time and place.
Ia pieces florence silk, asserted colors
90 pieces bandanos
so ditto sewing silk
S pieces silk velvet
100 pieces black galloons
40 pieces calico
90 pieces twilled bOmbazet, brown Hoi-
lands, Britannias, ladies' and gen.
tlemens' silk hose and gloves, and
an elegant assortment "a shawls.
March Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-16


Iof the governments of the states, etc.
Mr.. Daggett opposed all amendments
|of this nature to the bill; considering il
better to take it in its present shape
The encrease OF compensation, he est
mated, according to an average compu-
|tation,. would not be greater than as 100
Fto II, &c. Was it worth while for this
small object to enter into controversy
with the other house lie Showed, be-
sides that the salaries of all the officers
Loft the government Judges excepted, to
This regret) had been increased since the
compensation of the members was fix
led, &c.
Both the amendments above stated
were negatiyed without division.
MIR. Taylor then proposed an amend
ment to the detail of the bill, which he
considered very defective.
This melton gave rise to considerable
debate chiefly Of a critical nature, in
which Messrs. Taylor, Dana, Chace.
Harper, Dagget, Talbot and Taylor.
took part. The motion was hegatiyed,
526so7.
MIR. Wilson briefly assigned the rea
sons Why he was opposed to the bill il
IN its present shape. They were sub.
stantially, that the bill was RI trospective
in it's operation that the state of the
Treasury, the pressure of existing taxes
and the unsettled state of the general
system of taxation, was unfavOurable II
| tie increase of the expences of tie civil
! list that the bill contemplates novelty
lin the annals Of our government; that the
increase Of compensation was too great.
going at once to double the present rate
Eof compensation. estimating the session
at tour and half months duration; that
the precedent would be of injurious eff
feet; that the principle of high salaries
was not congenial to our institutions
and that the manner in which this bill
had progressed, was Objectionable, and
unusual on subjectsof such magnitude.
bearing too much the appearance Of haste.
These were Mr.. WIS general views.
The bill having been reported to the
Senate
Mr.. Sanford moved to amend the bill
so as to substitute a compensation OF
dollars per day, For the annual
salary.
Mr.. Campbell opposed this motion
assigning, among the grounds of it, that
Ethe allowance 70, travelling would be
| also increased b. such 40 amendment.
though not proposed 10 be increased b.
| the BILL from the Hoese.
The question on Nf 2anIord's motion
twas decided in the nesatne---23 to 10.
Iby Yeas and Nays.
The question on ordering the bill to be
bread a third time, was then decided as
fellows.
For the Messrs. Barry, Blob,
tBrowa. Campbell, COndit, Baggett, Da-
ma. Gailiard, Sore, Ha per, Horsev..
Howell, Hunter, Laccck, Mason of n.
| II. Morrow, Roberts, Talbot, Fait,
Thompson, Wells Williams-22.
Against the bilI--Mess. Chace, Colds.
borough. King, Macon, Ruggles, Sanford
Taylor. Tiehenor, Turner, VarnuM,
Wilson-11.
The Senate then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-16
PubEcSale.

THURSUANT to a deed Of trust from
James Craik and wife, to the sub
scriber, to secure the payment Of sun
of money due to the president, directors
and company Of the Bank of Alexandra
will be sold at public auction, to thehigh.
est bidder, on credit Of 6. IL and Is
months, on Saturday the 9Th of March
next, at II O'Clock, upon the premises, hi
Three StoryBrick B9celifng House tSLot
situate on the south side OF Duke, be.
tween Fairfax and Water sfreets-for.
merly occupied by thesairi james Craik
and now by Evan P. Taylor. Possession
wilt be given on the 25th March.
j. D. SIMMS, Trustee.
feb % dts
The sale Of the above. pro
perty is postponed to Satur-
day the.23dinSt.
March 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30

1t is with much pleasure we learn, tn It
VIM. Lowndes and John G.. Calhoun are,
the first certainly, the last almost certainly,
re-ele@ted to Congress from the state of S.
Carolina. Mr. Calhoun had strong op-
position. We should have considered it a
public misfortune, had he been excluded
IRON the seat in Congress which he has so
honorably filled.
1t is sad that Mr.. Huger. of the same
state. will probably be defeated in his elec=
ton, BY James Ervine, republican. Parti-
Cular returns are not received. TNAT INT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
PHILADELPHIA. October ,.
ROBBERY OF THE RANK.


Weare grati ID announce the arr est Of person,
who is no doubt the man no committed the above
nefarious act. Yesterday morning information
lodged, grounded on circumstances which will APP
pear the trial. with the cashier of the bank that
mar, on whom strong suspicious rested. could be
secured the proper measures Immediately
taken and person, lately from Albany, whose name
we understand 10 be William Leonard Lewis alias,
Lewis Leonard was arrested at his lodgings He
was man of very imposing appearance and sp-
peared 1ndismayed at his situation. After an. exa-
mination before Alderman Shoemaker, his trunk
was opened in the presence of David Lenox, Esq.
by whom the lost plate discovered and claimed
together with all, nearly all, the operty lost
This circumstance renders certain that this is the
man who committed the act \ cane was found
III his posse son OF large size, which opened at the
top, in which was discovered gan, the barrel
about feet long on the head OF the stick there
was leather case, Which completely covered the
lock, eotlass sad pair Of small pistols, all
with great irgeSuily, no 'ioub eor purposes which
he can best explain. Alter full hearing he was
committed for trial. [True american.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-30
q "a. .Sambson Lenaer--

CiN,
4 S you ere not an inhabitant of This State, nor
~ have any known agent to me therein, there
fore, 10 hreby notify yoH, that SHALL ION the 9th,
10Th, fith, 18th, 18th and fith days Of December
next, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. Nj. and
O'Clock, r. VI. on each of those days. at the house
NJ Daniel smb, sen'r in Kent county, State IT Ma
rvand,) proceed TO take the 1epostons Of the said
Daniel Lamb, sen'r. Jacob Lamb, John Turner,
Joseph Turner, and others, 10 he read As evidence
in q snit nov Depending and undetermined IN the
Superior Court Of Chaucery for the Richmond Dis
tiict IN the State Of Virginia, wherein am plaintiff
and you are defendant, when and where you may
attend il youp please. -
SOLOMON COURSEY,
II Pduper.
Di'iwidfs County, Ia so-mDs
October So, 1916. S