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For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
DR.. DE- -.
Genuine Vegetable Rheumatic
PILLS.

So celebrated in New-Ensland for the
many remarkable cures which they have
ucousht, some of which are particua-
r,zed in the papers OF directions. where
many thousand boxes are used annually
20 general satisfaction.
These pills are recnmu ended by men
IF the first characters in the state of Mas
Sachusetts.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
January &C -.
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For Freight,

FOR Ffelyht,
RS The ,chr VENUS, Hender-
GhESSSs sounaster, Carries about 1000
&ssaAs.zS barrels, can be ready in a few
<-r lays for the reception OF a
carsn, and will take foreign or coast
wise freight. Apply TO
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Notice.

1--WE subscribe. will apply for the re-
newal of a certificate of ore share
in the Bank of Alexandria, No. GALS,
the original being lost
March 16 ] &. tiERBERT.
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For Freight.

For Freight.
EEs ne brsCA,iOR. Win,
E@@EMlnw mas;er, carries abou;
vsisss.s.ss 1900 barrels, first rate We,
nfn eel. nearly new. is nov an
her way om Norfolk, and on her arrival
will be eady for the Immediate recep-
ton of cargn. Apply to
SWRNSJN FDWI.E.
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For Freight,

Tor rftLShI,
RS The slOOp AL0NZO, Acors
xSsEESs Barnes master, brrthen 400
S,sslsssS barrels, will take freight for
sGM2AS1 Rhode Island or Boston, and
hs ,esdy in one week tn receive cargo.
Apply 20 JUN u LHDD y w.
Who have received per said schr aud
off,r for sale,
90 casks cut nails, assorted sizes and
superior quality
$40 Goshen cheese
$50 bushels potatoes
Few kegs butter april 70
For Freight,
xEs The schoone FlNr BRO,
SSEgSs THEIRS, captain Brews er.
shAss4 will be rea,iy in ie, days,
as and take freight GA moderate
terms.
AND FOR SALE,
Said schooner's cargo. Of $50 casks Tho
mastou lime.
Nav 70 Apply as above.
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Notice.

TIME CO partnership Of CATLETT
4 ~ IRWIN, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All those having
claims agains. the firm, are requested to
present then to G /. Gatlett, who is au-
thurised to settle the business
CHAS |. CArLETT,
THOMAS IRWIN, Jr.
april Is
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For Madeira,

For Madeira,
rSs The orig JOSEPH, tsaae
1ss3GSsSss Berry master. viii commence
SliAssaie - oading in three dass, and
S&SzsS will take two hundred barrels
on freight, if immediate application is
made. LAWRASON y FOWLE.
JuhH
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New and Valuable Work.
VUSr received and for sale by Jas.
Cd KENNEDY y son,
The Resources Of the United
States of .1merica;

Or, a View OF tie Agricultural, Com
mercial, Manufacturing, Political, Lite,
rary, Moral, and Religious Capacity and
Character OF the American People,
Bv JoHN BRIsrEp, Councillor at Law,
author OF the Resources Of the British
Emp,re-price SIS in boards.
Nav o5
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For New-York,
For Freight,

TUT TIViSiIt,
KES The ia.: sailing schooner
HAESM NELSON, Tenney master,
Stsfs4ss. .brrthen $50 barrels, is a su
snSAen perior vessel and can be rea-
dy for cargo in a lew DAYS apply to
l.AWRASON & F0Wi.E.
Who nave for sale said schooner's cargo
Of lime, lumber, aud tanners bark.
May 25
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LETTER-PRESS PRINTING,
PROMPTLY kxEcuTED AT THIS OFFICE
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN
4LM.4NACS, for 1918,
January &C

ALM4NACS, for 1918,
EUSr pub ished and for sale by the
gross, dozen or single one,
BY JOHN A STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing aad letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank bucks, quilts.
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
ALSO,
Family and common bibles and tesla
men.s, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works of merit. A general assort-
ment Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-26

vso,h. AID hi. ca:ttire tha comm: : NJ
the troops who adcred him. have I'D
with grief al hearts in the Neth"ri
There il not auv person who de-, a..
aish that tlis removal may not be e.. . 3.
duration, aud We d ubt not but z #,
these wishes will be attended TO, for I'm
this occa ion. tie well Known axiom NJ,
be justly applied, Yor Porvd, Tor Bsi.
4 Eussian COMMISSIONED who cane q,
board the Patricker Russian Frieare l.n
Reyel, arrived in tOwa YESTERDAY. AID
immeIia'e ely waited on the Spanish Am.
ba.sador, to fulfil the instructions Of Ii,
Goyernn ent by re:igning to His Exc.
lency the dis po,al of the Russian sou,5.
ron which has Just reached the British
shorcs. IL the first instance il sill 30
ordered to Portsmouth,. and after recei,.
ing on boa;d some nsces:aries, it will prO.
coed to Spain.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-26

MASONIC.
At a meeting of the Grand Royal Arch
Chapier for the state of Maryland and
District Of Columbia, held in the city oil
Washington, Nov. IL, 1917, the follow.
ing companions were duly elected as OIL
6cers for the present year, viz:
Comp'n A. M'Cormic, (Of Washington
G.. H. p.
Geo. Myers, (of BaltJ G. Ktns'
Col. b. G. Orr, (of Wash.) q. >
B.Edes, (rf Baltimore) g. Sec. =
John Og.toa, do. G. IreGs'r
The following appointments were then
made, viz:
Comp'n Rev. J. Hargrove, G. r. 4. c.
Henry Starr, 6. G. Of RoN.
Adam Denmead, 6. II. 4. Capt
WIN. O'NesIe, 6. r. .a..NarShGl
J. w. Brashears,1
Thos. Halliday, G.C.J Pa'i'
Samuel Cole,
II. s. S Sses G. Purrsyors.
Marin. hove, G. Pursuit..
Henry Lusby, G. JGnitOr.
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MIC York, Jan. 81.
LLTEsr IRON ENGLAND.

Capt. Waite, in the fine ship Ann Ma
ria, arrived this morning IN 10 days from
Liverpool. The editors OF the Gazette
have received papers from 4Lnndon and
Ligerpnol, to the Sth and 10th Of Deem
Der. fra which, aud from Lloyd's Lists
and Pric "Curreni, they give the follow
ing hasty summary -
A bulletin o: the kings health had been
Issued at WiTdssr OF the llth of IIecem-
Der, which states, that /" his majesty had
been uLiiormiy composed TN ougn the last
Month, and has enjoyed good general
health, though his disorder continued un-
changed"
1t appears from Dublin papers Of the
Sd, mat tie typhus fever ragged in GER.
tan pa'ts Of Ireland. In to spacc Of rs
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ed his percussion that If government
bought the lands, tie soldiers, when trey
had spent the money, would still look to
the generosity Of congress. and door
would be thrown oFen to claims and Pc
,itions for years.-These. he said, were
the reasons of his opposition. Mr.. Ro-
bertson spoke in reply, but | could not
hear him. The question on passing the
bill was then taken By ayes and noes
and Resatived. Ayes 81
Noes So
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YROM THE ARMY.

IA express arrived at The executive
Office yesterday, with the following dc.
spatch from general Gaines:
Headquarters, Hartford, Geo. !
January 8, 1918. s
SIR,-I received on my way to this
place the 5th inst. from lieut.. colonel Ar
buckle, reports Of the state of bis cen.
mand up to the 2lst December; bv which
learn that the detachment with trans
ports under major Mublenburg had been
attacked about thirty miles below Fort
Scott by furce of Indians and blacks,
estimated at from 8 to l2co-tha. the
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.Milledserille, Jan. Is.

LATEST INDIAN NEWS.
Copy of letter from general Mitchell,
agent of Isdian affairs, to the governor
Of this state, dated
Greek .lg 'ney, Ian. 8.
S1R,-The messenger who was sent
below 20 propose terms ct peace to the
Seminoles has returned; and the enclosed
is the substance Of his repart, which Ire
ceived by express.
The friendly chiefs and warriors ere to
meet me at this place on the 18th inst
and have great hopes that our differ
ences with the Seminoles can, with Ueir
assistance, be adjusted.
l understand that much apprehension
prevails about the safety with which ira
vellers can pass through the natlcH. IL
is my opinion that there is not the least
danger in travelling the road from Fart
Hawkins to the Alabama. BY ihi Isl Pg'aGGee
eee travellers to use the road from Fort
Perry to Fort Gaines, or, indeed, any
road as low down as Fort Gaines for the
present.
am, with high respect add esteem.
your very ohedient servant,
.. B. MITCHELL, Agent |. 4.
His exceilency WIN. Rabun,
Governor. &c.
Talk Of Tustennusee Hopoie. and iio.
pole HALO, to the agent Of Indian af-
fairs for the Creek nation.
Fort Mitchell, Zee. SO.
My FKfBxp,-The messenger which
ras sent to the Mickasukics has return
ed with an answer to our talk. The
Mickasukics say it MAS not them that be-
gan the war. They were sitting down
in peace, and the white people came os
them in the night and fired on them
The Mickasukies are all sitting down in
their town and doing no mischief, and
waiting to see il the white people will
make peace with them. Tie people that
shst at the boat and killed all the white
people were the old Red Sticks from the
Upper towns, them that turned hOstiles
last war. The man that was sent to the
Mickssukies Hopoie HaUo) with a
peace talk, met the Mickasukies at the
half way ground coming with a peace
talk to US. Mr.. Hambley and MIR. Doyle
were taken prisoners. HOpoie HALO saw
them. Tustennugee Chapco has gone to
relieve them, and carry them to the fort
at st. Marks.
have sent you this little talk now;
our meeting that You appointed will soon
be, and then every thing will be made
straight. We hear that the army has
crossed at Hartford. The Cheehaws
have received two letters from the army,
and they had nobody to read them, and
they don't know the contents; and wish
the army could be stopped until our
meeting is over.
(Sigued) TUsTESxpGEE HoPoIE-
(Sicued) HoPoIE HALO.
H sen. Mitchell, in a letter to the
editors of the Journal, dated the 9th inst.
observes, .s There does not appear 10 be
any thing new in this quartsr, except the
prospect ct peace With The Seminoles.'
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So the bill was rejected.
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~ We understand it is the inten-
ton OF the Governor to comply with the
ADORE requisI,ion as far as may be in his
power. Faur companies Of riflenen can
not be furnished, because it is believed
there are Bet 50 many in the state aud
there is no likelihood, at this inclement
season. of their volunteering. From the
detects of our militia laws. with regard
to the election of officers, il will be i'm.
pos iJle to organize the Infantry, & march
them 20 the place Of rendezvous, by the
first Of next month. The troops called
for, we are informed, vii! be taken from
Byne's, Bells (of Oglctharpe) aud Glas-
cocks brigades.
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This does not accord very well with
the ATE pacific professions of the Indi.
ans. Editors Journal.
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Latest INDIAN NEWS.
Copy of letter from general Mitchell,
agent Of Isdan affairs, to the governor
OF this state, dated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

FROM PoHiSiH'S .fElcr-lc0n Il0ils 5,frer5iS,r
KATE AND JOE"
Beside the bahb.ing BranG,wiu.
ih.ir humble dwelling rose;
The ~, s'id the Jrssaaine
h1nnd ~ pof,ai, ci0.y:
And shei,ei'd3y the friendly OAK
rem aii ih- "iads that brow,
NJ s'.'fows yet the peace I'D broke
oi happl nNFE ans ~.
Th- dream at power, he bop, of wealth.
HAD he'er disturbed their rest;
The iosr sinie of Joy and hea Tn
Was al that they possessed
M nioie they wished the daily prayer
Might seldom farther 20,
Ihai Just To ask the gtatiors care
OF deaNen, DER kAta aud 10.
saw them orc.; traveller worn
uuto their cot | Stray'd!
hdprier uair the rosy morn
thought bad u.'er surveyed:
Ava Wien she paitiHg hour drew near
lat aaje nee onward 80,
thhi'iUeH rise ;le secret urayer
10 heaven for KA1L aud 80.
Alas how chagg'd l-tb. hrimbie Cot,
- That rose beside the strrauI
~ rain sink5--renenheIe ed not
~ only as a ileagI;
brn'aih The elm the wr.tchet pair
Are ia'dtoTever low
- ALtHOUsE rises on the wreck
me wfccA"i KATE and 10. BoSrON BARD
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friends who act with them, cannot be Judged
by any laws of nations they have no claim TO
such laws; they do not expect their benefit
themselves. BY this do not pretend To Justify
any sruelty OF unnecessary severity 10 these
unfortunate beings let ms be just and friend
~ to them When at peace, and attempt their
civilization Ivy all the means in our power !;
let us ieprecate war with them but II il he
unavoidable. il must be waeed on them uire.
leuiiugiy ;" even unto death; - and make the
survivors fear ts from the terrible conse qlienc-
eS OF our warfare, and these measures must be
followed IA long AS they continue To differ
fiom wild beasts only by their faculty of
speech. lNUyittRd Censor.
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naAeadte Zinc i sheets eoVering Ao4ses, sheath

HGRed0te Zinci IN Sheets for covering hONSeS sheath
ing resets, &c. &c.
] has been sufficiently asceTtained by experiment
both III this country and Europe that this valuable
nveRtion has introduced better covering for hoases
than any other materials that have heretofore been in
use. II stands an kinds OF weather without injury il
lasts as long, aud is lighter tban copper IL soldiers
wen as any other metal IL requires no paint agrees
perfectly wellwith iron IL communicates bad qua
~ TO water being used in Europe for coffee pots kiteh
en- utensils, &c and lately in Savannah fer gulei to
receive and pass of rain water into csterU for eulna
~ aud other purposes II costs but little than
nay me price Of copper is nearly cheap slate,
aud fem its shiness square foot weighing but little
more ihans psnnd) suitable for large buildings.
Several houses IN New York were covered Is or is
mouths agowth Zinc which is yet perfectly tight and
nnnJued. The college that city also covered with
H. ZINC may be used in almost all cases where copper
tin and lead are employed.
The subscriber whom the agency Of the sale Of the
above article IN this city has been transferred has
ceived eW hundred sheets as asanpe which the pub
that may be wanted. NJ. b. POIiiAUX.
JAY II. 81 ..vtf
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ITO THOMAS LOGwoOD...As you are rot a reside mt
n Of this staic and have known agent or attorney
TO whom can Give notice, sou are hereby nOtided
that shall On The 18th Of March 1910 aud eii hat date
from Gay TO day, beseen the hours Of a. andI r. ~
az Cheathan's tavern in the town Of Huntsville Madison
county ana Alabama territory, proceed to take the depn
sitons Of said Cheaiham, John Martin, Henry Brown
and sannei Meade, esq. TO he read in evidence ~ M
behai IN Wy suit against sou IN the district cbancety
court OF you may fyon choose attend
GEORGE VI. WEST. Ex'or Of Robert west.
December :. CT ..f1l4,v
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4 TEACHER wANTED.--rhe trustees OF tie New
"A LOnden academy ~ Bedford county are desrons
to engage teacher 10 take charge of the iutiitutOn-
10 gentleman whose literary requirements add moral
Character qualify him FOR the siiuation liberal salary
wil be given-One with small family, VINO would an.
dertake to board 10 IL Students would PREFERRED
Tue academy is situated VA an uncomnpny healthy
part oi The state, aud Is surrounded BY highly res
pec,aie neighbOThood.
Application may be made 10 EdwagA watts. in Rich
mond during tire session of the General Assembly, to
Set. ward, in New London to the trustees.
Dec. 10. ~ IN.
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I''''7''''I' Il7IlIfNW III TTNsT
There IS a report at Aix.la.C hapelic. that
CATALANf will give no concerts. To story is .
iud, Tie professional dignity OF Ibis celebrated
lddy hos been 20 deeply offended by tie Aus
ltian eiinister, pr't size has resolved TO With.
NAV l'er presence from the Congress. II is
Pretcnded, that wbeh she arrived here. she
ionnd u impossible 80 obtain apartments such
aS wcnid please her. Sore accommo dafion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-31

Tile imprOyed Stya,c Gutter Improved.
TUE subscriber having purchased the patent right of
- Hochkss's Improved straw Gutter FOR all the Unitfd
States south and west Of the Of New York respect
fully Informs the public he sn0w constructing these
hthly valuable machines Oh amrrh more durable plan
than heretofore, The most material parts OF them beng
made with cast iron which improves them In every point
Of view aud he will venture 10 say thai foTsimpeity
dHIaby and expedition, they surpass airy other ever
iutcIted eiinCr ~ EittOpeor America.
Those no have purchased couniy rights Of him can
Obtain full Gets of irons for the improved patbnes I'm
cudig2 ras steel knife for sc per SET by sppiyIng
az W. John Wasons Foundry ~ Richmond, where they
are executed with reaness ana dispatch. mr. Watson
VIII SEQ show improved machine IN operation. GsH-
uetn residing ~ those counes whore The ratent right
has not yet heeH fisrnsed Of. obtan tie machines
ron the subscriber IT = 50 each.
- Ihc patent sight for such counties not yet
sold can We purshgscd vefy reasonable terms BY aP
pliCglioH TO the suhscfiluF.
Zee I. G0..wff JONA1HAN s. EASTMAN.
ENOR SALE, by the Neg, Watts best CHEWING TO-
n DACCO, tofwhich We expect to Keep supply y
II was pni ~ by Nr. Partiu, who years past
nfactired that for Mcssrs. Royal & G.ipn, much
celebrated ior its fre quality.
pec.l2. ei..izl JOHN * CHARLES J. FOE,
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IT. cHANcEkY. --Neiaon comfy, November coaI

IN CHANcEkY.--Eelson comfy, Novelun,r cent,
II 1918.
George w. kingtolving... Conn tatnant,
AGAINST
William Scott and Lucy his wife, and Nathaniel Lard
clsu''...'.. DfJfHd00f.
Ihe eelehud WIZ oCott, MOI having entered bis ap.
pestare and given security ding tie act Of AS
sembly aud the Inies 0f this and II appearing 10
TIE satisfaction Cf tie CONT that he Is nhabant
OF This country is Craercd, That lbs said defendant
VIM. Scott DO appear here ON tie fouuh Monday in,
February Eext aud the bill Of the plaintiffs and
that copy OF this order be forlbs m inserted in the
Kichnond Enquirer for two months successively and
thst another cory be po'ttd The front door Of The
courthouse OF this county some court day.
copy, Ieste, CHARLES PEkROw, D. c.
Dec. II. ia usv
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{ sierd Nreting NJ The Mutual assurance Society.
A Adjourned general meeting of the members Of the
Matnal Assurance Society against fire Buildings
OF the state o. Virginia will he held al the Capitol IN
city ~ Richmond Ffiday the nrst dny ofjanpafy 1879.
A. which time nd place the puuctnai attendance u The
members 10 earnestly requested, business of the Ut.
most npOriaHce to the society will be before meeting
BY order n The standing Committee
LANES RAWLINGS, P.8gcNf H. 4. Sy.
Richmond. NOV. ,.
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A9IIL S1ONE5. GROCERIES, Sc.-Ihs sn5scr-
IVA bef' having taken the lower pali of The house
occupied by Messrs. Dor!nrtcu q JinkiRs, On Gross
or 18Th street leading from the Basin 10 iiau os
street, onef fpr ssic on moderate terms Cologne and
ksOpus mli stones brown sugar, loaf d.: Antigua
rHn, y. T.. da. rectided whisky, comnon do; gin,
in'asses cheese, coffee, hefrings, lime wiring and
wrapping paper; salt gnnpowder, imperial AND youug
dyson teas wrought nails, cut do. window elafs 7:
rice. cotton candles. soap castings aass. earheu
andstone ware si0efs,iil screws and all other Bi!
irons can he had % VS. az shofi Hotice.
Dec. y. 90. .t2d WATKINS < WOODBRIDGE.
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY The subs or
w Der is happy 10 have in his power to inform the
publIc that he has engaged Nj. Juuus Eurk young
gentleman Of superior talens and education to assist
him IN conducting the classical exercises Of Washington
fenty academy As has been previously announced to
Tue public, the exercises vi that instion for The en-
suing year, will commence ihe 18th January and
close Oh the 18th Decembertbe month Of August be.
ing given as vacation.
al the various branches usually included in com.
pete classical educaiion viii he faithfully taught al
this seminary.
The terms Of tuition per year, paid quarterly in adj
vance, will be as follows:
Reading, writing, arithmetic, English grammar, and
geography, with the Of the maps and globes. s Is.
The Latin Greek aud French languages history, nor
al philosophy, bellies lees, The higher biaAches Of
the mathematics, 8 %.
Several pupils can be accommodated with board, at
100 per year, the BORDER furnishing his own bedding
aud candles.
This seminary is situated in very healthy and res.
pecabie neighb0TbOod, about miles from Riehfa
iu The county Of Hanover.
The subscriber again pledges bnstftbnt no exeTfon
shall he wanting, his part, rae this seminary 10
its former respectable Standing. attention
will be psid TO the aud morals Of thsc corn.
milteO 10 my care. JOSEPH r. CURES.
DecsmheTS. 81. .f3jtIt.vtf
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k"Nk or NikG1NIA...Tbe2 annual meeiine Of The
- Stockholders Of the Bank Virginia H be held az
The banking hOgsein Richmond on the INST Monday IN
JanuaU next. WILLIAM cambridge, Cashier.
nrcfu.hrT J.. CG.Wty
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On the molten oi The plaintiffs by their atterne, ard
II appearing TO tLe satisfaction Of tie court that lie de,
fthdant Tinda IS Iot iBhaiant OF this state: n is
Deefttd 0nd Crdered, That unless the said TndalI
shall appear here or before Marsh court next and
ansser The planis bill, tie will then proceed
10 lase The same foI confessed TO him and decree
the matter thaSeOf acc ordingIy and tat COPY OF this
order he f0TIhv h inherited IN some OF the public
newspapers Of The city Of Rshmoud for two months
successfully ana that another copy be posld up az The
front door 81 The courthouse Of this county.
a copy, Teste, II. ELDRlDGF, jT. u. G.
pec.H. e6.wSws