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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-26

MIR. Meade and the Spanish government
occupies their present aiienliop.
Dat. Tel.
WASHINGTON. June y. .Ourrea,.ers are
doubtless impatient Tor further accounts
oi Gen. Jackson's movements bui we
have nothing further TO offer them. No
direct intelligence has reached ihe seal
ot government from Gen. Jarkson's head
fqnariers since he took up The line of
marchi from 81. Marks. We have though,
proper to notice this absence of intorna.
iion, to account TOR the silence we have
observed on the subject, since announ
eng, the other day, the reported CAPTURE
OF Pensacola. This report reached the
city irom.two different sources. remote
from each other, and nearer Ia the scene
OF than Ia this city. We have lit
Tie doubt OF the correctness of the fact of
General Us having entered Pensacola d
IT is equally probable, if he entered at all.
II was by assault, as ii is not 10 be suppo-
sed the Spanish authorities would have
given us so important post without AT
least shew Of resistance.
The motives filiis step General lack
on'S dispatches will disclose. 1t is pre-
sumed such measure was not i'm the
contemplation of the government. al
though 1t May necess arily have resulted
from the discretion vested III the com
mandlng officer TO take such lawful stems
as The safety of tie frontier might appear
10 require. Ii the lndianS in arms against
us ied the way 10 Pensacola, there can
be no doubt of Gen. Jackson's beino iiis.
tined IN following and dislodging them.
Nat. Int.
THREE SUBSTANTIAL REASONS.
IL appears, says the Freeman's Journal.
from ms Catholic Majesty's proclamation
tor the liberation OF MIR. Meade, that he
was lmpell. ID TO this act of justice &c in can
sequence of finding IN array against him,
the following formidable pilalanx:
l. The Executive Government ofthe u. States
2. The Editors of Newspapers.
s. The Congress of tie United States
Had Mr.. Meade not been Immediately
liberated, the following SMALL addition
would have been made to the above:
a. The Navy of the United States.
D. The Army OF The United States. GI5.
We noticed, some weeks ago, The con.
troVersy which had broken forth respcct.
Ing the memorable battle of Breeds or
B"nker's MI, at the commencement, of
our revolution. Ii has ragged with con-
siderable violence ever since. A late
bos'o'i dtrlot CONTAINS many statements
from the surviving witnesses and actors
on that day, gong 10 confirm The facts Of
Gen. Dear6orn's History of The Battle,
and particularly of SO much of il as goes
10 shew tiiat General Putnam did not dis
tinguish himself on that field. however
his character for bravery NAV be esial,-
lished, beyond Question, by other Incl
dents of his. life. no.
GFOGRA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-26

ALEXANDRIA, June lS.-The u. S.
schooner Nonsucl passed up to Washing
ion at about one O'Clock yesterday after
uoon.-The President of the u. s. had
left The vessel at z III The morning, in her
barge, for Washington city. Arrange.
ments were made 70 pay The customary
salute, but he passed unobserved.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23
MR.. rJcHApn mr,Dr

We are HAPPY al last to see this citizen at
liberty.
THERE'S scarcely an act of The adorcd Ferdi-
maud. "hich does rot attest his ir'uStics ar his
readiness The arrest of countrynleB Meade
calls forth our indignation his recent release,
our contempt for the spanish government.
In the very act of iborating him. the Kirg
bears witness 10 his own Injustice in de,ai.,in:.
MIR. Meade. He confesses, that Mr.. Meade
has been detained without provocation, that
four different tribunals had atteSted the fact.
That he had long entertained tac same opinion
heconfesseS that he hadlong been PRIV to tile
injustice ofhis tribnnals-and yet he had taken
no pains TO do Justice TO MIR. Meade or wipe
away the stain which affected" the credit OF his
royal treasury"
Yet twas no pang of conscience, no sense
of juStlcc, no conviction of the innocence of
Mr.. Meade, which now causes The King TO
set hun free. No: this last scene ouly ex-
cites orr bitterest contempt. II was fear
sheer apprehension OF the vengeance OF the
United States, which eXtort> an AL OF Justice
lie meaDly cOniesSes to the world, th.t twas
Tie strong reClainationS OF the American re
vernment, the alarming Impressions" mace
npon The people by he newspapers against
The interests OF his majesty - and 70 cap The
disgrace, the threat OF" severe reprisals on his
subjects that wrung the prisoner from his
grasp Thanks 10 the pew cr of Il free press
and thanks TO the cneI gies of free govern.
meut! lfany one doubts whe ther Ferdinand
Is d337sUS 10 remain upon The best terms with
tie United States whether he does nst
weld more toltis fears than 10 his ivStice he
ttrr he is willing TO 20 10 war with Hs or whe-
the, ne should shrink from our duty by any
fear of such a result Oh vhatis the hest more
OF touching the nerves of his majesty: Iet bim
read the letter OF Jose Pizarro-and open his
ewes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23
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To Readers ana cotresyondeat,.

The two first Nos OF C'cad steacy are received and
will appeaI-Also Il Friend 90 rio Ckarch from Alex
anJra, IN opposition TO The winchesle n solution.
Mr.. Gafneps Sd No. in our ncxt-We shall this
week attempt to eiose all the transactions Of the Apr
cultural Socey, which met ~ this cjty.-The valuable
Azores OF M aadisGn date President Of the u. 81 to
the AEcarie Society," is received and i'll appear next
Eeek SUCH papers csnnet be To" widely Disseminated
"a iead--it is really refreshing sighi to see such
san as Madison ser passing the tuTld sea ofpoliiics
'shg Is eeat mnd &c the quiet pursuits agricvi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23
EROU ST FUcr1Tfs

We learn from Captain Grifhng Of the sloop
that feet of thirteen sail of ,atrint vessels :
war passed st Eustatia en- the 25ih of Nav
steering south west Their destination nn.
known At - Enstaiia. Admiral Brion's agent,
however, had intimated that ia would develops
Itself il atort six weeks. rG. J. EU. Iost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

zERo presents his compliments to Narrator, aud is
willing to aeoep, Of the apology explanation which
Narrator offers in he last Enquirer but bess decline
all personal communication v,h him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

We understand ,hat The Hiat in this cityhs.
lately coined. and has now nearly ready for
delivery, far hUnGrsd thousand ql,crtpr Gol-
tdrS!!! lIka PreS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

AoIlCE Is eerehy given that the cells The Lunati:
y Hospital ia The city of Williamsburg Appropriated
Tor male patients, are all occupied, ard no more
male patients will be received into the said Hospital
unu some of the said cells vacantJue notice of
which will he given.
by order offhe Court of Directors,
LEO. Il ANLEY c. c. D..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23
Ja,nesiewn. June %.

A IaiWabie Merchont WiH jor safe al dncfioji.
TQY virtue Of deed oi usi made to the sHbscrihcTs
- by James Brown ir william FiHney nnder date
the 1th Of June, Isis@e will proceed to sell on the
premises AZ public auction on SafHrdIf, fhe I'm 0dy
OF JHg neat, al ~ O'Clock, valuable MERCHANT
MILL, IN the county of Amelia, by the name OF
FiHneVs, distant about 30 miles from Eiclniond tbs
same Hsm Petersburg and about three miles from
pounaoNriyer & BtvIPs BrdgeJhis property Is siIpa-
ted in one of the best wheat DeighbOThoods in III state
aud Is without competition e is capable Of uanufdc-
turing to ,00n barrels our yearly aud produces
toll OF $50 to 400 barrels ~ all iis snp.
ply of water is plentiful. The mill Is in iue order ey-
cry part Of the machinery having been made new last
summer at which lime it underwent thorough repair
Attached to the mill are about 40 of iand on
watch there is good store house, aording an excellent
stand for dry goods aud grocery store.
Also, rs adjoining Tie above with comfortable
house for the accommodation Of genicel family aud
excellent ratden.-This Willie sold sfpafateiy.
Al he same time, will be sold Two excellent cuopers "a
excellent Baltimoremade Wagon, sis fae young mules
and the stock Of hogs, consisting of $50 $50 sc
Terms at rate-which will be conducted by ROBERT
GAMBLE, AHcti0accr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

ENTITY D0LLARs REWARD Stolen out Of WOOD.
a sons Warehouse Hogshe0d Of 7otacco inspected
April 2d, 1878, NO. rs lao, t4lo nett.
The above reward will be eivenou the conviction Fl
the thief, or TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS Tor such
formation as Will procure the Of The tobacco Dy
MONTAGUE& AUSTIN,
Inspectors, HoodSOai'S FarehCnse.
Cartersrillr lnmn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23
= Aprrnnticea IY,,,ted

the, sonid possess ocfably good ENGLISH edueatiooZ
N"ne "ihers need apply. June %. II
M'KENZlpS NEW BUILDINGS on q & oh str Get
IF2 for sale.
For terms, which will be very accommodating apply
TO HERON, StNToN Il co.
jhne u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23
JOHN ADAMS.
WM DANDRIDGE,
ROBERT GAMBLE, ''"ttees.
EDMUND TAYLOR. fd..tee

LNITIY DOLLARS REwARD.-DeSeTied from H.
Il u. S. rendezvous, IN Richmond. va. on the h
inst. JAMES LhHAHMOND, a soldier in the 1b Reg,
u S Infantry, born ~ france, city Of Bordeaux ago
rs wears. I'VE feet eight inches high fair complexion
grey Eyes, DARK hair. aud by profession solder.Oa
the 9TH ditto, GEORGE Is. DUDLEY. born ~ King A
Queen county state Virginia aged % years i've feet
seven inches high far complexion grey eyes light hair
aud BY profession fsriner.. on tLs 9th ditto HAp.
TiAL MILLER, horn IN the Of VtginH County ~
Henri, aged n years 1--WE feet eight iuChcs high AIR
complexion, bus eyes, dsIk hsr, and By profession
spldier...., on the l7tt ditto. ALEXANDER GUtSOE
horH IN Arryc cosnty, Scotland aged ~ Yeas ave f
seven inches h'eh laT complexion. aazle eyes, sandy
haT. and by profession on the 2Oth dtti,
WILLIAM Il. WHEALtR. born in Somerset conUr
Maryland, ared 2s yeas five feet eigh, inches hlrh
Oars complexion, bioe see, dsTk hair asa by pTOfs
sion = sailor.
The above reward win be paid by me- for apprehepd
ing the above usaed destrteTs, n delivered 10 yoii.,
dmy ia the Uuiied states army or udged n stis i
or TEN DOLLARS for either.
JOHN a. sURD mi Us H,np
june ~. - 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

n oTiCE.-in consequence OF ibe coutnuamse OF de
session OF Tie Superior Court OF ChancsIy for tie
Richmond district, the diate the superf
Conrt 81 Law Tor iienricO county (as advertised 10 sis
on the 18th OF this month, viii not be reid.
Jane %. 1t j. w. DANCE u c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

ESEMALE EDUCh iloN.-The young AIDES Of Mis-
4 Mary Il. COwaTdin's school esaTised on the
l4ih inst. before large and respectable assembly.
We are happy IN stating ~ The parents aud guardians
OF the yeung ladies' that their examination entire
Satisfaction to all present indeed they faT surpassed
our most sangdiue pectatirns.
IL Is not wish TO make any distinction in the yar.
Gus classes Int 1t would he doug tie young ladies
great injustice were nots express opinions thus
publicly Of their proficiency in grammar and geog apply
To Mrs Cowadn much credit is due for her exet:ons
being acquainted with bel mode of education which
we highly approve, will Do her the justice to say
that Sue is ably calculated TO discharge the duties to
which her whole mind and facutes directed Her
mild temper aud disposition correct Judgement and
pleasing manpeTs but attach the pupi 10 her in tie
strongest terms Of affection. WILLitM Z. SMITH,
Pr. I. S0UlHAEL.
FLAKE u WoODSoN
WILLIAM RANDOLPH,
WIN. e. RANDDIpH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

'SNEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Straye cd stolen from
the subscriber on the night ofthe i2sh inst. a GREY
HORSE, about FIVE feet high, years old the last
spring, with banging name and switch tail. shod all
round and WAS remarkable for the very perceptibe
pnlsation az the neck aFteries.I will give the above
reward to any person wle will deliver the said horse
TO me, or secure him so fhar get him.
EDWfN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-23

Ed II -FNNhE,
FTay=er'S old 76veyl, Netc Reat co.
June %. ..4ts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 10 wit.
November Term, ,o,-
Alexandria county, '
~ EHdSCERT

IN CHAScERr
James Fleming, Joseph Vaudeville and
Samuel b. Larmour. under the firm Of
James Fleming 4 Co. Comriainants,
AGAINST
Alexander Compton. James Anderson,
John Poe, James English aud David
NJ. Black. Deftndanis.
yHHE defendant, Alexander Compton,
Z not having catered his appearance
and given security according to the sta
tute and the rules Of this court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of tie cOIrt
upon affidavit that the said Alexander
Compton is not an inhabitant Of this dis
trict-0n motion of the said complain.
ants by their counsel, it is ordered that
the said defendant, Alexander Compton,
do appear here on the first day of the
next court, and enter his appearance to
suit, and give security for performing the
DEGREES of the court AID that the other
defendants, James Anderson. John Poe,
James English aud David NJ. Black. do
not pay away, convey or secrete the debts
by them owing TO or the estate or effects
10 their hands belonging to the said abb
sent defendant Alexander Compton, until
the further order or decree of this court,
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
published for two months successfully in
ole of the public newspapers published
in this county, and that another copy oe
posted at the front door of the court house
of said county.
Test, q. DEs%ALE, &C.
January s9
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21

one o. these labels, with these words on
the sides: "Lee's Genuine hin,iaam
Bilious Pills ."and GA the eu'l OF the la
bel the words, nSamue Lee, potcntcr,
&c. [. Thompson, agent. JOINT propfie
tor" &c. and should any be offered to-
safe without said label On them the paf-
chaser may be apprised that they are
counterfeit.
DIR. Thompson's celebrated Eye fG'er.
Fur the cure of iuHame,l and sore eyes
Of almost every description This 'a'ha-
BILE preparation comes highly reconin nd
ed from the NEST respectable SOURCES
Price so and Is cents a battle
DIR. Ra1US0R'S Genuine Itch Ointment.
A certain aud safe cure for that disa-
greeabie complaint, as well IS other IT.
Iuptions OF the skin. Price s74 cents g
box.
DR.. Rawson's Aati- Bilious ana Ste
machic Bitters.
For weakly ant iufirm constitutions
Price 81 cents box.
Hupckiey's Intaliibts Remedy for tie
Piles,
A most valuable medicine. Price So
cents box.
IhompsOn'S aromatic Tooth P,S".
For whitening and preserving the
teeth--it may be used with the greatest
safety Price 80 cents box.
Specific Drops for the Tooth 3ths.
Which, in almost every case. gives IN
slant relief ~ that distressing complaint
Price 81 cents a bottle
C0Otey's Jtgetuble Elirir. for Coughs,
.asthmas. Consnmptions, Sc.
A very valuable medicine IN those
complaints. Price so cents bottle.
For sale, in Alexandria, by DR.. Rich'a
H. Little; in Washington City, by DIR.
Dard or; 10 Georgetown. by DIR. John
0tt, Ohio ". Linthiam z To. AID Ma
thaniei Js,c IT..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
Valuable Family Medicines.

VUST received, direct from the pro-
~ prietors, the following valuable
MEDICINES. all of which nave been in
use for number OF wars past, in almost
every part Of the United States; have
been highly patronized by people of the
first responsibility; and approved by
those who have had occasion to AXE use
OF them, fur the cure Of those disorder.
tor which they are severaliy calculated.
DR.. Lees Genuine (Windhsm) BIZ
iiogs Pills,
Universally known and used through
out the United States as family medi-
cine. The fame of these pills has become
so great. that many have attempted 10
counterfeit them-to guard against this.
tie preprietOrs have procured st.rro-
type label, and each box Of Genuine
Lees Pills will hereafter be enclosed in
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
A Fortune for Sale

|7JVuAT noted Stand, known bysox's
d Plantation. Bacoup, on the road
from shawney Town 20 miles, and So
from Ksskaska, and leading up to the
mouth of Missouri. 1t is the best stand
for a Tavern, and to raise stock, In the
western country. Five or six hundred
acres of land may be had so acres are
under fence. There are on The premises
cabin house with two rooms, about 10
or IS teet square good log stable and
several out houses. A toll bridge VIII De
built in the spring. For terms and iur=
Their information, apply to
THOMAS MOUNT.
hlex'a, Feb. IS OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
Februarc I.
u an 1 fr Sale.

uyVE Subscriber offers toe sale, about
sOol acres Of land in Fairfax coun.
ty, not more than from seven to nine
miles from Alexandria. The property
ia well watered, has a sulhciency OF
wood, and Gsdsing from the condition OF
s.all aud well cultivated farms that adj
iTn it,) it is highly susceptible of i'm
p-ovenent.--It is at present divided IN
I, tenemerts, Of from one to two hun
dred acres. each provided with dwell
ing house, out houses, garden and or
chsrd aud might, Of course, be laid ofi
into four or &c very compact farms
The principal object of the subscriber,
being the introduction Of good system
of husbandry into MS neighbourh"od, he
will sell on very moderate terms, give a
long credit on tie uhole amount of the
purch ,se money, and require no other
iatcrest, than what the present rent OF
the LAID pays, being about 8 per cent. on
lis estimated value.
WM. II. FIrZHUGll.
Rayansworih, August 9 dlwst
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
XalllahIe I and for Sale.

yNNNE subscriber wishes to sell two va
luable Tracts Of Land--one Stua-
tod !. the upper part Of Fairfax cHunts,
adjoining the lands Of Samuel u. dr'th'h'
and b,unded north by the Potomac river,
containing 700 acres, about one halt J"
wood of the cleared land eonsldera-
bile prouor,ion is first river bottom, equal
in fertility to any in Virginia: the upland
!, we'll situated for farming and OF good
quality. There is also mill seat on the
Fact of Considerable value. This farm
is worth the attention Of any person wish
ing to engage in the farming business, as
il certainly is not exceeded by any in the
county tperhaps state) as farm OF pro-
At, AMI may beahad on reasonable terms
Mr.. John Bicksler, who resides near the
land, win shew it, and MIR. Wan. Near
" Of Lsudoun county, or Mr.John W.
Bsonaugh Of Georgetown, D. c. viii make
known the terms. Ii this Tract is not
0,posed OF before the end of .H9RCH,
it will then be exposed to PUBLIC SALE,
Ut Wiley's ravera. on the road leading
: from Alexandra 10 Leesburg.
Tae other Tract contains 1000 acres,
aud is the upper and mst valuable part
of the Tact live on. II j. situated ten
miles bei0w AIexandiia. and bounded y
by Aecoatiak creek. This Tract will be
divided to suit purchasers, if found ne.
cessary. Persons wishing to purchase
,,x,n andy 10 the Subscriber living at &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
Fer TIE preventien ard cure
BuIous AND AALioKAs;- FESir.

- il rpcOmne nded
H.aN.A''s ANTI BILIOUS PtIES
THIS Medicine has been a,,id,tl
with degree OF success highly st:a,!,i
20 the inventor feeling, in several ra''s
# the " est Indies aad in the sta..ein
and Middle States, &C.
The testimony Of a number OF rcrseh
car be adduced, who have reason 10 H.
lieye thai. 4 timely Use Of this salutary rc.
NEEDY has. under Providence. prsser, Ell
their lives whenin the mVst alarming CT.
cu,sstanCes.
Facts Of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour Of a medicine than Gu.
Iumns Of pompous eulogy founded on
ruere assertion.
Ii is mt indeed PresumptuousIy pro-
posed as an ;niaIiib'e cure, but the inyen-
or has every possible reason that can re.
suit from extensive experience for be.
iieyiuy tina, dose of these Pills taken
once in every two weeks during The pre-,
valence Of our bilious feYers, viii prove
an iuta'liblc preventive; and further,
that in The earlier stages of those diseases
their use viii verv generally succeed ia
restoring health, and frequently in cases
esteemed desperate and beyo.:! tie pow
er of common remedies
The operation o. these p'!!s is perfecuv
mild. so as to be used With safety by I.t-
sons in every situation and Of every aye.
they are excellently adapted to carry
sr superhuous bile and prevent is NOR.
Bill secretions--to restore and amend the
appntite-to produce free perspiratiOn
and thereby prevent colds which are e..
ten of fata! consequences. a dose never
fails ts remove cold il taken on its hr;t
appearance they are celebrated for re-
moving habitual cp>tiveness-sickness at
tae stomach and severe head-ache--and
ought TO be taken By all persons on
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably eff
catious in preventing and curing disor-
ders attendant on long VOYAGES, and
should be procured and carefully prsserr-
ed Tor Use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21

FgyIE subscriber offers Tor sale tract
of 80 acres of land, on the Cclchcs'
ser road, five miles from Alexandria, al
r,iaine the lands oil Haywood Foote and
Dennis Johnston. The greater part OF
thi, tract is fine meadow land, abundant-
" supplied with water. Also one other
tract of s6i acres, on the Ravensworth
rad. about 6 miles from Alexandra, and
one mile from the irst mentioned tract,
adjoining land Of 'rhos. Jannev and Mr.
MCPHERSON 'he greater part OF this trac'
is in wood, the soil good and highly sus
reptiblc Of Improvement from the use oil
plaster. If these lands are not sold o De,
ioce the first of January rext, they VIII
then be for rent.
CHARLES SLAMS.
H. lima lS VS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-21
January 81
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, To wit:

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 10 wit:
November Term, 1917
Alexandria county,
IN cHANcERr
Isaac Robbins, administ' ator OF Ihomp
son Violet, Complainant,
AGAINST
AGuiiIa Johns aad James Veitch, D.ten
dams.
rg2HE defendant Aquilla Johns. moi
4 having entered his appearance and
given security according to the statute
and the rules Of this court, and 1t APP.
pearing to the satisfaction of the court
upon AFFIDAVIT, that the said lie endant
Aquilla Johns, is not an inhabltant Of
this district-0n motion OF the said com.
plainant 1t is ordered, that the said A.
quilla Johns do appear here on the frs,
DAY Of the next court and enter his ap.
pearance to the suit and give security for
performing the DEGREES OF the court. and
that the other defendant James Veitch,
do not pay away, convey or secrete the
debts b. him owing to. or the estate or
effect, in his hands belonging to the SAID
absent defendant Aquilla johns. sntil
the further order or decree OF this court.
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
nu5lished fur TIVE snonthS succes,iyely in
one of tie public newspapers published
il 1his county, and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the court house
Of said county.
Test. g. DENEtLE. C. C.
January 81