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Warburton Fishing LANDINGS.

n NfiE Subscriber will receive propo-
z sails for, and let, his Swan Landing,
as well as the Meadow Barr Fiihery. either
by leafe, for three years, or tor the coming
feafon only. The creek Cliff Landing is
discontinued, from the injuries done his
grain fields by INLAND chlfomers, and trei
pats done oil the main high road, confe.
quent to the br ok markings for the fort.
And tboie landings adjoining to the wharf
are not likely to be fifhed, from want of
fheds, accommodations for a. proper gang
OF feline haulers the obfruetions by Cart
inPs the necenary heaps of the public
materials on them and from a par, of
the north wing of the wharf being vet I'm.
filled in He, however, recommends to
thoie who are inclined TO rent the m annu
ally or on fhort ieaie, (and who have kno wn
the value OF thoie fiIheries for years back
to take view of them, and make promo.
falls therefor. His manager, MIR Johnion.
or MIR Frazier living at the wharf, will
aid in fhewing them and alto fate the
tundry valuable materials belonging 10 or
lett on the Premiles, by Mr.. Andrew Bar
t'e-iuch as deep feline, a number of tubs
and oaks, platform, windlades, ropes and
proper filming boats, &c very convenient
| TOR any one commencing fifhery..
jan L. I'm THIS. A DIGGRS.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
Prom The Epchange-co0ee House Books.

FROM The Erchange- Coffee House Books.
ARRIvED-Jan L.
Brig Juno, Smith, 90 days from Bos-
ton; Salt, sc. to ]. FL. Laid e. Co.
Schr Resolution, Ellis, so days from
Halifax, n. S. coal, rum and potatoes, to
J jackson e Co.
Schr Three Sisters, Snow, 10 days fir.
Boston salt, &c. to Lindsay and Hill
Schr Favorite, Trip, 90 days fir. Pas
samaquoddy /; plaster and lumber, to
Lawrason q Fowle. Jan 9
Sloop Regulator, Sowle, from Bermu-
ola, via Norfolk--sugar and molasses tc
VI. Miller & son, L N Howlahd, and
Barnewah * Popham, anb rum to ]. Jack.
son g Co. CLEARED,
Ship Young Hero, Wilson Savannah
Schr Luminary, Baker, Georgetown.
Sloop Hope, Hester, Richmond
- John, Gillet, New-York
- Polly and Amy, Brown, Norfolk
SAILED ON FRIDAY
Big Indian Chief, Nye, Madeira
- Snsan, Woodbury., Boston
Schr Planet, Dyer, do.
- Sally, Patti, Providence
Sally, Seldom, do.
t.l MEMORANDA
Sloop Mechanic, Smith, hence, arrived
at New-York 22d inst.
Schr Brothers, Chadwick, cleared a,
New-Bedford, ] eth inst. for this port.
The schr Liberty, hence, in Block-Is.
land Channel, the 24th ult, was ran fouI
of by the schr Midas, Bears; and damaged
so much that she is supposed 10 be lost.
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NOTIFICATION.

~ hEREAS JoHNTHoMAs nrcKErrs
w stated intheFrankiin Bank this dov
that wasconoernedi in trade or bufinefs win
Mr.. Charles Tyler, with the obvious View
of injurlng my character from the cloud
that at prelent dwells over Mr.. TIE
who has long been my intimate acau,;n,
ance-I hereby declare the ftatemeot nd
by MIR. Ricketts, TO be falfe, A nd g.
Their, as he, the aforcfai6 Ricketts, did &c,
fate in the Franklin bank, in the pre r. nco
Of the teller, "that Charles TYLER dre., :,
bill on Alexander Henderfon for fevea,s,
dollars, i'll favor of r. &. Blackjack MI,
was rcfuled, and afferzOard5 ba;d""~I
moreover declare that thar a0ert;oo =
alto falle, as to the payment of laid draa
From theie INTERPRETATIONS of Mr. p;c
ketts, (whlchiS uGDg toe mild term1 c..i
forced, contrary to my habits or incI;na
ton, to make public that TIE Eaid Chi.
Tyler's note, to certain amount. be;no -
the hands of HeDderfon & Fitzhngb "a ~
protect, am one of his creditors. 1I,bn,,"I.
l havenot blabbed the circpmRdSce abdnt
the nreets, knowing enough Q, m,nJ;aI
to be aware of the truth of orc of (ocLn
foucault's maxims, that Gin the adverG,..
of our friends we always lad fometb;nJ
that doth not difpleaie us"
The unprovoked a6ault oe Mr.. R,cro,..
on my partner, MIR. Fitzhugh, in The I'll.
lin Bank, will be left, IT is to be nre6,n,nd
TO the deciGon of a jury. "
ALEXANDER HENDERSON,
dec 1870 AZ
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LIST OF LET"TERS

hcW0LHiHS III tHe -Ite.TuH0TlG f0oSt CTfce,
January |, 1919.
s7s Persons having letters in the sub
joined, list will say they arc advertised.
A-Wesley Adams, Robert Adams,
Joseph F. Adams Q, capt Showers Areil,
Thompson Allison, Jared Arnold Q, John
l. Afford.
B-Fhos Butler, Plesent Roley, John
y Buckley, Susannah Beck, John w
Beenie, Ellsworth Bayne, Jams Brown,
I hs G Barge, Elisha Barlow, Sam Bark
ley, Martin Ruridel, James Boice, Al
mon Baldwin, Vim Russell, John Bontz,
Leonard Barker, VIM Ball 2.
COLIN Cohagen, Mr. Cats, BENJAMIN
ID Cleagott, Robert Clements, Aaron
Clapp g Co, Mary Grouse, Jas Carter.
D-John Daw George Dyson, Elijah
Davis, VIM Duffy, Geo Fl Duffy, Mr.
Devaughn (gardener), Anthony Drane,
Richard D'isdale, Simon Dauce, Daniel
Dulany, Sarah Ann F Dulany.
John Evans, Robt Evans.
F-Christopher Fell 2, Fred Fowle 2,
Elizabeth Francis, Rein Forrest.
Coco w Gardner, Tbs Gee, Jane
Grayson, Isaac George, Dir Green.
H-James Harrington, Harriss * Ski :
more, Robert Hamilton, Jacob Hubert,
Leah Hester, Joseph How, Benz Hening,
Nancy Hamilton, John Higdon. Mary
Higdon, John Hall, Stephen Hall, Ste
phen Horne, Richd A Hunter, John ID
Harrison, Caspar Hayman, John Hurry,
VIM Hinnamont, Humphrey Haslip Q.
J-Gcorge Jones
X Edward Keith.
! L-iohn Livingston. Rebecca w Leo.
nard, John Leavitt 2, Mary Logan, HiIla-
ry Langtry.
M-Philip Mohun, capt VIM Murch,
s Mooney, J L Moody, Archd Merchant
Ihos H Merrick, Joseph McMurray, Jo
Murray, David Mankin, Lydia Moore
Baabara Moore, VIM Moore, Bernard
NeGee, Henry Mansfield, MaryAnn Ma
2, Dill Mott, Thos Milburn, Dabney
Minor, Nancy Mynor, Eliza MCLEAN.
! N-Ann Norton.
| VIM Padgett, Martha Pair, Robert
| Pottingcn. Q-Miss O.
R-George Russell, Seth Round, Gee
Rice, Alexander Reeder, Henry Rankin
Alveda Robinson, Ann Rawlings,
S Peter Sherman, Eleanor Sanders
John Smith, Ann Maria Seton, Mr. Smith
(carpenter,) capt James e Sedwick, Johr
Snter, George Stout, Presley Simpson
Ihos T + Spaldilg, Peter Saunders 8
Gerard Simpson, Burdit Skinner, Jane,
Shethar g.
Patsy Thornton, John w Tyler
Edward Tubman, Charles G Thompson
capt James Though, Eleanor b Tolson
maj George Triplett.
| NLucretia Violet, James Veitch.
W--Robert Walker, Frederick Win
gate, William Wilson, DIR Isaac Winston
capt VIM Wilton, Samuel Williams @
Thomas Wilson, George Winters, James
Warrell, Elizabeth Warrell, Mr. Wcss.
F-Mary Young, w FL Yeoman.
| Jan ]. WATSON, NJ.
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Dten,

On Thursday morning last at Wash
ington, GEORGE MUMFORD, esq. a
member OF the House of Representatives
OF the United States, from the state OF
North Carolina
His remains were removed from his
late residence Con the ennsylvania
Avenue) the next morning, at 9 O'Clock,
under the charge of the committee and
the sergeant at arms of the House of Re-
personalities, and lodged in Congress
Hall: at halfp past 10, they were conveyee'
to the buryng ground, near the Eastern
Branch, and inferred with due solemnity
The following was the order of pro-
Cession:
The Chaplains of Congress.
Physicians who attended the deceased.
PAIL BEARERs.
Mr.. Strong tIs 81 Mr. U J,p!1
AR. Peter. Mr. Peasants.
The Senators and REPRESENTATIVES from
the State Of North Carolina, as mourness.
The Sergeant at Arms, of the House
oil Representatives
The men.bcrs of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, preceded BY their Speaker and
Gle TX.
The Scrgeant-a Arms of the Senate
The Senators, preceded by their rresi-
dent ard Secretary
The President of the United States.
The Heads of Departments.
Foreign Ministers.
Citizens and strangers.
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VIRGINIA LFGIsLATURF


Extracts from The Journals ofthe House
Of Delegates.
MONDAY, Dec. 98.--On motion OF MIR.
Yancey, resolved that committee be an
pointed &c act Jointly with one from the
Senate to examine into the condition of
the State Banks. Sent to the Senate for
their concurrence.
TUESDAY, Dec. Co. The house, accor-
Ding to the order of the day, resolved it
self into committee of the whole, MIR.
Yancey in the chair; and after some time
spent therein. Mr.. Yancey reported that
the committee had had under considcra-
ton bill, "to Increase tire qvages of the
members q The General .dsSem6iu," and
directed him to report the same without
amendment
A motion was made hy Mr.. Smith of
the Isle OF Wight, to amend the said bill
by striking thcrefrom the words, "fhe
f'reSent Generci assembly and - and the
question being pvt thereon was determi-
ned in the negative; ayes GO, noes 80.
The effect ofthis vote is to extend the in
crease ofwages to the present legislature.
The ayes ard noes were taken on this "a
mehdment. The hill was ordered TO be
engrossed and read third TINE.
On motion of Mr.. Edmundson, ano-
Their resolution from he same committee
tor forming new county out of parts OF
franklin, Montgomery, ard Patrick, was
taken up and AGREED to.
An engrossed bill, ..to reduce into one
act, the several acts and parts of acts con
cerning the county and other inferior
courts, and jurisdiction of Justices OF the
peace within this commonwealth" Ca re-
vised 6hIof great lengthy was read and
hq@Sed
yesterday, the bill for increasing the
wages of the Members Of the General
assembly was ken up in the House of
Dclegates.-A motion was made to post
Pone its decision for few days, and rs
Jected. In determining the per diem
compensation, two sums were proposed
Tor tilling the blank IN the bill; the one
%, other So: The latter motion
tailed; the other succeeded. The same
sum was adopted. for every 90 miles OF
mileage. A ryder was added, allowing
the same fernage and tolls as heretofore:
so per diem to the Speaker of the ii. OF
u. and TO the Speaker of the Senate
Some arguments took place on the final
passage of the bill-and it finally prevail
cd ayes IS, noes IT. The bill to take
effect from the commencement of the
present session.
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THE WINCHESTER AND
.aLEK.f.N'DRI.a iSI.4GE,
IN future. will stop at the INDIAN
u QUEEN TAVERN, and will leave said
tavern, on, the fame days as before, from
the City Hotel. Fare as as ufual.
AN ACCOMMODATION STAGE
will leave the fame tavern for Warrington
and Georgetown, every day, at ten o'clock,
a. m. and return at tour O'clock, p. m.
Fare feventy five cents. JAM.
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CnAnLEsroN, Dec. Is:


BY the ship Pierce Manning, arrived
yesterday from Havana, we received a
letter from our attentive correspondent,
inclosing Ale OF Havana papers to the
18th inst inclusive.
By the same vessel we have been ia
vored with a file o. Nassau papers to the
Cd inst. and with Jamaica papers to the
26th ult both inclusive. BY the latter,
we find that most destructive storm, Of
several DAYS continuance, was eXpcrien-
ced in the island of Jamaica, from the 9TH
to the 1th Of Nov. 1t did immense da
mage to the plantations, buildings, &c.
throughout the whole extent of the island
The cane and coffee trees were in partfcu-
lar very seriously injured, and the crops
are expected to be reduced in consc-
qnence fully one half. A great number
of vessels were driven on shore, and ma
ny lives lost. Its effects were also very
serious at St. Jago, and other ports ofthe
island of Cuba.
Strenuous endeavors are still making
j.. by the inhabitants Of Nassau, backed by
the strongest recommendations from ia
maica, to induce the British government
TO extend to the island Of New-Provi-
dence the benefit of free intercourse
with the u S. similar to that enjoyed by
the inhabitants of Bermuda. Courier.
from our Correshondent.
HAVANA, Dec. 10.
81 wrote you yesterday per schr. Co
met, Anthony, with full shipping list
Herewith hand you several Of our la
test papers, among which is the govern
nent paper Of this day, containing a trans
lation of the Presidents message at the
opening Of Congress You will pei ceive,
However, the whole of what relates 10 Spa
nish affairs is omitted, without even note
or remark Oh the cause. The troops to
receive possession Of Pensacola have no.
yet gone.
Dec. 1I---Arrived, Spanish fiigate Sa-
bina, from Cadiz, with 1S sail under con
yoy, and about 700 troops.
From Nassau haherS1
NASSAU, Nov. ID.
BY an arrival from Cuba it IS stated that
there we're lately wrecked on the coast of
Cube, ship from Boardcaux, and brig
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UNION BANK,
NOTICE.

rBSHE co-partncrship of C. II. s b.
e PLUNMER, is this day dissolved,
by mutual content (; and all thofe indebted
to fad firm are requefed to make immedi
ate payment, as alto thofe having claims
are deflred to fend them in on or before the
Irft day of February next, for adjufment,
I8n1
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919.
ELECTION

In consequence of the disqualification
OF MIR. M'Cartyt 10 serve in the legislature,
lsays the Leesbure Genius of Liberty, oil
Dec. 29,) new writ of election was
granted, and yesterday was the day ap-
pointed to supply the vacancy, when
GEORGE RUST, esq, the REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE, mas elected by majority O,
88 potes.
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Both Houses have adjourned to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Mumford and
have resolved to wear Grape on the left
arm tor one month, as Testimony Of res
pect. They stand adjourned to Monday.
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JOIN III. LADD G Go.

JOHN H. LADD & Go.
HAVE received by brig Juno, from
Boston, and schr Elizabeth from
New.York
3oso bufhels liverpool coarfe .falt
I3s boxes mould candles, Of various
fizes and mcit approved brands
So bags green coffee
10 hhds N E. rum
so bis !,
10 hhds w l rum
Is eaiks cheefe
3chefs imperial tea
10 YH .,
A. bis Dun cod fin, fuperine quality
9 cafes mems and boys coarfe fhoes
4 bales herring feline twine ian q
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For Bermuda,
For Freight.

GOi IICiSHCs
E5S The noop EXPERIMENT,
gS5gEPfSS captain Price, will fail for Nor
~ , 5tss1slsssSs1ssf folk on Monday or Tuefday
J>f@S1Zx2next. For freight of 400 bis.
or paf1age, having good accommodations,
apply to the captain on board, at lrwin's
wharf, or to LINDSAY g. HILL.
|ZsJEFSSs The fchnr THRBE-SIs
gss $f1434s.ys TIERS, captain Jonah. Snow.
ss=Zz2SsmaftcT will be ready to re
ceive cargo this day. For freight of 400
bls Ito the fouth would be preferred) ap
ply to the matter on board, lat Ladd's wharf,
or TO LINDSAY 81 HILL.
jan
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AUCTION SALES.
BIZ p. G. .M.aRSTELLER.

TOMORROW, at 10 o'clock,
VIII be sold at the Vendue store, corner
of Prince and Water streets,
Superfine and Sne broad cloths
Elushings
Plains
Negro cottons
Irish linens
Dimities @&
ShirtiEg cottons
!Ginghams
Coatings
Calicoes
Merino, silk and cotton shawls
Pelisse watlding ,5,
Nooilen and cotton hosiery
six, beaver and buckskip gloves
Buttons, threads, cottons etc etc
ALSO.
Holland gin in pipes
Candles in boxes
Figs in boxes
Queensware in crates
Gin cases
Herrings in barrels
Beds, furniture, etc etc etc
1t ALSO
A few cases gold and silver compost
.on Watches. jan4
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Goal and Potatoes Afloat.

2 NOR sale on board schnr Resolution,
Y captain ellis, from Halifax, lying at
MeRrs, Janneys' wharf, il applied Tor this
day, IN lots to fuit purchafers, 400 bnfi1-
els coal, OF very hyperion quality, particu-
ldrly for fmiths. Few hundred bufhels
Nova Scotia blue nofe potatoes, very fupe-
rior 10 Taft parcel received by us, which
were acknowledged by thefe who purcha.
fed to be equal to any ever offered in this
market. Apply on board or to
jan 4 John JACKSON 81 Co.
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District Of Columbia.

County of Alexandria, to wit: ,81Y
November Term, ioio'
Nv CIElNCERY.
Mark Butts and Grafton Cawood, Joint mer-
chants and copartners in trade, under the
firm of Butts & Cawood, Compiaiaants,
AGAINST
Thomas Roberts, WilIiam-Paton, Jonathan
Butcher, and John b. Patton, the three
last Joint merchants and copartners in
trade, under the firm OF Patton Il Butcher;
and Richard Libby, and John Massie &
Company, Defendants.
|sNHE defendant Thomas Roberts not
L having entered his appearance and gi.
ven security according TO the statute and
the rules of the Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, upon affidavit,
that the said Thomas Roberts is not an in
habitant OF this District-on motion of said
complaiAanis, by their counsel, it is ORDER
ed that the said defendant, Thomas Ho-
berts, do appear here on the first day of the
next term, and enter his appearance to the
suit, and give security for performing the
DEGREES of the Court; and that the other de-
PENDANTS. Patton & Butcher, Richard Libby,
and John Nlassie q Company, do not pay
away, convey orsecrete, the debtsby them
owing to, or the estate or effects in their
hands, belonging TO the said absent de-
(endant, Thomas Roberts, until the further
order or decree of this court; and that Il
COPY of this order be forthwith published in
this county, for two months successfully,
in one of the public newspapers published
III this county; and that another copy be
posted at the front door OF the courthouse
of said county.
A copy.
Teste, EDMUND l. LEE, C. C.
i,p,r,r,. 90
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District of Columbia.

County of Alexandra, 70 wit, }1e1a
November Perm, 'o'0.
~ CT4NTERV.
Philip Triplett an Christopher Neale,
Joint merchants and copartners in trade,
under the firm of Triplett q Neale, Com
piainants,
AGAINST
Thomas Vannane, Joseph Miligan. James
8. Ho,meai, joan Withers anil Reuben
Wi,herS. Joint merchants and copartncrs
in trade, un Ter the firm of John {. Reu-
ben Wi;hers, Robert ldcCrea and VIII
liam Gregory, JOINT merchants and CO.
partners, trading under the firm of Ro-
bert ,IcCrea & Co.; Thomas n Beall.
William Copper; Samuel Lindsay and
Laurence Hill. JOINT merchants and CO.
partners, trading unter the firm Of Lind
say Hill; Fhn mas .ianney and John d.
Brown, ioint merchants and copar,ners,
trading nnter the firm of Thomas Januey
&. CO.; Bryan II Iullin. Bryan Hamp-
son and Robert Fl. Harrison, Joint mar-
chants and copaftners i'm ira lie, under the
firm of BRYAN II. Mullin u Co; anthony
HolmeaI, Fohn Stetiniu., John Ingie and
E,eaZeT LIN lsd), uitcT uie lIiu vi AH55te
&. Lindsay, Defendants
THE defendant Thomas II. BeaIl, not
(. having entered his appearance ana gi-
ven security accor ling to the statute and the
rules of this court, aud it appearing TO tie
satisfaction Of The court, upon affidavit, that
The said defendant, Thomas II. Beall, is
not an inhabitant Of this District, on motion
of the said complainant, by his counsel, it
is ordered, that the said defendant, Tho
mas II. Beall, do appear here on the first
day of the next Term, and enter his ap-
pearauee TO the suit, and give security for
performing the DEGREES OF the court; and
that a copy of this order be forthwith pa5-
lisaed for two months successfully in one
of the public newspapers published in this
county; and that another copy be posted at
the front door of the courthouse OF said
county.
. A copy -.
Teste, ESMuNpI. LEE, c. G.
January &c
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District of Columbia.

County of Alexanlria, to wit: / 1919
November Term, 49,
~ Cha NCERY.
The Mechanics B INK of Alexandra, Con-
pla'nants,
AGAINST
Thomas w. Pcyton AMI William n. Dun
dass, Defendants.
rgNHE defendant Thomas w. Peyton not
4 having entered appearance TO this
suit, and given security according TO the
statute and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court,
upon affidavit. that the said defendant Tho
mas w. Peylon, is not an inhabitant OF This
District-on motion of tho said complain
ants, by their counsel, it is ordered, That
the said defendant, Thomas w. Pcy.on, do
appear here On the first day Of the Lext
Term, and enter his appearance TO the SUIT,
and give security for performing the de-
crees of the court; and that the otherde
PENDANT, William II. Duniass. do not pay
away, convey or secrete, the debts by hun
owing TO, or the estate or effects in his
hands belonging to the said absent deten-
dant. Thomas ". Peyon, until the fur
Their order or decree OF This court; and that
a COW of thus order be forthwith published
in one of the public newspapers published
in this county, for two months successfully;
ami that another copy he posted at the front
door Of the courthouse in said county.
Teste, COPY EDMUND l. LEE, C. C,
January 2o
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District Of Columbia.
County Of Alexandra, to wit:
N0vemhrr Term, 1911.
IN CH5.TCEPY
James Saa:lersan, Comp'aiana..

James Saa.lersan, Comp'u!aaa.
AGAINST
CATHERINE F. ."cGlli; and John Cn;pi.o.
and William Gillian, The twu l9,; n ,r%,,'
the firm OF John Cseigh,on !: Co,nn ,'"'
D3fcnJaats. '"9'
1--WE defendant CaIherircF. Mccain.
l. having entered her appearance ami -;
ven security according TO the Statute mi j.,
ralcs o. This court, AMI it appearing to ro
satisfaction nj The conrt, Upon aift!si. a..
the said defendant, Catherine =. No.
is not an iEl,ahitant of this Disric:-o, nn'
ton of the said complainant. b. his cn,,,,,o,
il is ordered. That the said dslanlan. G,
!h"rine +. Mccall, do appear heie c,s.l,.
first day OF tho next Term. and cn,,rS.s.
appearance 70 the suit, and give sqcr,;.,.
for performing the DEGREES of tie court. I,,,
lhlt the other defendants, john C7ci.,a,nn
y COMPANY, do rot pay away, co,yrv ~
secrete, the debts by Tier, nw:nr f. y,
the estate or effects in their bands terr,r,
ing t. til' sail absent defendant Ca.b.,;..
+. McC,il. until the further order or 10.
cree Of this court AMI that coy Of III,
order pc forthwith published for two month.
successfully in one OF the public newer,
per- published in this county; and that 40.
ther copy be posted al the front door oftbc
courthouse ofthe said county.
reste, copy. EoMUSDI. LEE, &C.
January o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-04
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