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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
PAYABLE YEARLY.

Or. w. Nevin, Gen. Swirl, Mr.. Wyman ana
several other gentlemen were present The
combustion was very satisfactory, and no sui
phuuc acid was disengsged ! We burnt the
coal in az open room where II would have
been very perceptibIe. The coal must there.
fore be free from Sulphur, or Iron i'yri,es. Il
was however, mixed with some slaty matter;
bu, when the strata shall be fairly opened. It
is probable that as pure Coal will be attain
ed as the Anthracite found 10 PsHnsylvanis.
The great importance Of this discovery,
should expectation be realized, Is almost be-
You'd calculation.
Tbe discovery OF an inexhaustible supply
Of Anthracite Stone Coal, on the North River,
in conjuncton with ghe Grand Canal, Il eP-
pears 10 ms would give to the New foiker5
every thing that individual cupidity or me
most inottinste state ambition could desire"
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A Pleasure Boat,


DY license from the Hon Bepjsmiu Chandler
ID Judge of the Probate Of Wills, end for grant
lng Letters OF Administration for the county OF
Oxford, will be sold st Public Auction. on The
premises at two O'Clock T. NJ. on WEDNES.
DAY. the FIRST day Of Angus, next, so much o;
The real estate Of Oliver Wright, late CT Lowell.
ia the county of Oxford, Yeoman, as will raise the
SUN Of one hundred and twenty four dollars and
forty six cents frr the payment of his just debts
and incidental charges, and expenses OF adminis-
trsion, viz. part Of No. rs, in the fourth division
Of Lots in said town OF Lowell. about sixty acres.
JOSIAH HEALD, Jr. -4drl.R,sfrltor
Lowell, June 19th, 1891.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
COTTON GOODS-GJCHEAP.L
CHARLES BRADLEY.

No s, btltssey's ROw, Widdie-Sireei,
n AS just received, direct from The Maoufactur.
AAers, and for sale, chesp, on their account,
s bales beached and brown Shirtings,
5 do. do. do. Sheetings,
do. Ginghams, Checks and Stripes,
s DO. Almy, Brown and Slstes's white and
colored Threads, all numbers.
ALso, bale Lees red FLANNELS.
Purchasers iriil DO i0e! 10 call If Mdy 90
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

Among the most interesting motions made IN
the British Parliament in the first fortnight Of
May, were those OF Lord John Russell and Mr..
Scarlet The first relating 10 Parllame ntsry
Retorm-tbe second 10 the Reform of the
Poor Laws The notion OF Lord Russell was,
simply, 10 endow certain towns of great pop
ulalion, with The power ofsendng representa-
lives 10 Parliament, and to establish mode OF
efectual enquiry into the charges OF notorious
bribery and corruption which might be pre-
tered against any borough.
The plan OF reform IN The Poor Laws sug-
gested by MIR. Scarlet was-lst, moi 10 suffer
future assessments TO exceed those Of the last
year-2d, 10 refuse parochisl relief, 10 case:
where tie only ground for applying, was the
want Of work-a healthy labourer teing thu:
obliged not only 10 work, but 10 find WORK
for himself and 3dly ibe abolition Of th,
power oil removing paupers
The Isl and Cd propositions are De erneC
imprsctcabe by the most intelligent Englst
journalists. We remark The following passage
IN Mr. Scarlett's preliminary speech:--
Every gentleman acquainted with sgr
cultural pursuits knew, that when The labour
ing rsan married, he reckoned on having the
second child supported by The parish, and The
oyerseer had regularly to meet claim OF 9s
or 2s. Cd. per week, for that purpose"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

no great public measure was debated. in the
British ii. OF Commons until the minister ap
peared aud candles were lighted Meanwhile,
Il was custom for most Of the members who
meant TO be present only when great questions
were agiated, to appear IN the house between
3 and 5, L. NJ. take particular seats, place their
name upon them written on small piece Of
paper, and Immediately go out again, and per-
hsPs not return till alter they had dined at
coffee house contiguous 10 the lobby.
1t happened one day when occupied the
front seat IN the gallery OF the House Of Com
mons, where sometimes remained i've hours
before any debate began, that ! observed a
member, respectable country gentleman, j.
JObntsou, Esq. enter the house early. take. his
seat, and tbea after placing his oame on It, go
out again. Soon after beheid this piece OF
paper. by puff of air, waited ffoin that seat.
Meanwhile, member by ename OF sum.
ner came into lbe house, and took the same
seat vacant, and re aimed it for several hours
AT length abou IN the evening, while CON
mittee OF The whole house were 10 eager de-
bate, Mr.. JOHNSON entered, and stalking up
directly TO the seat, now filled by Sumner, 10
boiserous tone demanded it as his right. To
tins demand Sumner Observation-Disclosures
johnson seized him by the shoulders and iorcii
bly, laid him sprawling on the foor-cursing
him and the Speaker with the lungs Of Stentor.
Sumner arose and smote him. "Order" =
''Order" Chair'-"Chair Adjourn, -
adjourn vociterated from all quarters Of
the house. Many members, the friends OF the
combatants, rushed IN between. Four or five
OF the stOutest, aiding the proper officers Of the
house, (after remonslrance proved unayaIling)
laid VIOLENT hands upon Jobnston and by main
force lugged him out OF The house INTO the lob
by, aud then into hackney coach. Half an
hour had elapsed before the strife and uproar
could be quelled, or the debate proceeded.
Meanwhile The minister, the speaker, and The
leaders OF opposition, concurred in the opinion,
that Johnston must apologize in seat tor such
outrage, and submit 10 The apprehension OF the
Speaker and house the next day.
The next day the gallery and house were
tbronged.F Johnston in his seat, being called
upon, arose and addressed the chair in q few
disonted sentences to this effect :--"Mr.
Speaker, they tell me was very drunk yes
terday, and that behaved i'll and made great
uproar. believe, Dir. Speaket, that you and
otber members here often get drunk too, and
behaving as did, are the next day ashamed
Of il. did not mean to insult you or any
body else" Here Johnston was interrupted
by peals of laughter, and shouts Of Hear him,
hear HIM" The Speaker at length obtained a
pause, and assuming gravity, put The question
m 10 IL no nt thQ
Derby member satisfactory %" Aye was re
echoed in unanimous acclamation and thus
ended more ciamorous and unruIy scene
than ever Witnessed before or since In any
deIberatiye assembly -Enquirer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
To CLOThIERS.
ITO BIB LET, the PULLING MILL in Caroline
i together wihP0UR CARDlNG MACHINE

ITO BIB LET, the PULLING MILL in Gardiner,
! together wiIhP0UR CARDlNG MACHINES,
one wool Picker one Knapping and four Sheath
ing machines, prefs plates, Sc
The above mill 10 a never failing itream, IN
q fouriihlog courty, and IN a town which has
more than doubled ITS population within The laif
ten ysars-is within a quarter of mile OF the
nzvigable waters Of Keonebec river and 10 prob
ably a. well situate for culcm a. any mill IN New
England. The n:ill viii Re loaned tor term of
from 10 i5yeau,and Population will be Inherited
IN the lesle, thar no other fu ing mill fhall be built
IN the town. during thar term. Poaefion to be
given the IN May neKS
NJ B. The leafse will be required TO bring
.ratisfactory Recommendations, AZ TO his moral
y .sracfer. his punctnhty and his ability 10 carry
on the carding and clothing butioels IN the bei'
manner. If the Iexfsee ihouId with 70 unite the
fpiauing Of WOO with the above hudoei' fuita-
Die building will be erected adjcinng the above
mill, and leafed with . fluff ;,ent water power 90
re.fcna5le te.ms.
szApply TO the fubfcriber, or to M. SssIsoER,
Jr. HE Agent
r. Fl GARDINER.
Gardiner, Ian. Is, 1881.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
FOR SALE.

THREE House Lots in and near ashington
4 Street,
One House Lot in or near Cumberland Street.
One undivided half Of a House and Land formerly
belonging TO Neal shaw.
One undiv ided half of lfouse and Land at Capt.
sick owned with Richard Gooding-
One undivided half Of Saw Mill on tie upper
Falls Brunswick, now occupied by Vincent
WoodSde
The above would he exchanged for English or
VI. l. Goods, or for Land IT, the Cuunr,.
Apply to ATWOOD QUINCY.
Portland, May %.
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MISCELLANY.
FOR THE GAZLTTE.

OTLLVIE.
Grand, noble and sublime are often denoted by
silence-nature is great in silence. What sub
lime silence when wrsngfully accused person
feels too great TO condescend TO defend himself or
when he disdains to answer iatterer.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
HE Has LIkEPISF.

HE H.dS LIkEWJSF,
A large number OF COOK STOVES. OF bi.
owo invention, which will be found 70 combine
more advantages than any before offered TO the
public, as can De at,ested by many who have then
m use--1he objection 20 many Cook Stoves il
roasting meat, cannot he made 10 these, as the
roasting Is as perfect as l'y FIRE two large pie
ces can De roadted a, time on spits exposed 20 a
Tee current Of air.--Jhose who wish to purchase
an article so important in domestic use are reques-
led TO call and examine for themselves.
those about Commencing house KERR will
hnd great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as ali
necessary Cooking utensils are attached 10 the
Stove, and those who are building can save the ex-
Pense OF Ne chimney by procuring che OF them
He likeHise can furnish Sheet Iron and 1in
Funneis, for Stoves of all sizes with copper and all
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves al short
notice--having procured the best Of workmen ioi
that purpose.
.4LSo-FoR SALE As ABOVE, a general assori-
Groceries, Bar Iron and steel,
And large supply Of
MILL and CROSSCUT SAWS,
which will be warranted to prove good.
Jan. 16. tf
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

In Naples, The Austrian troops with police
officers at their head, parade the streets day
aud night, and search all persons for arms.
The discovery OF knife is Jogging any
other instrument Of .ffence or defence, death.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

1t is worthy Of the consideration of those who
prize the blessings OF a free and economical gov
erDment, that the expense entailed on England
for the detention of BOnaparte at 81. Helns, is
l TIT, TIT dollars per annum.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
.FRENCH PAPER-HANGINGS

FRENCH PAPER-HANGINGS,
At No. s, Merchants RO,o, Middle Street
TUST RECEIVED, by the brig Galary, from
u Hdure, via Boston,
5 packages PAPER-HANGINGS, with Dor
Gers "a few Collection, such as MONUMENTS
of Paris, FJEHS Of Italy, &c. &c. are now
opening for sale, by EDWARD Rowe
April II, 1891. 40
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
PANTS, SC
.IOHN COE.

his friends and the pub
&c that he has for sale at bis Store in Fore street,
head of Long-Whsrf.
Linseed OiI-White Lead
BED Lesd--Freuch Yelow-Spanish Brown
Venetisn Red--Litharge-Prussi Blue crome
Yeliow--Vermillon--O cauee Red--Ve-digrise-
Dutch Pok-Rose Pink-King's YELLOWSTONE
Yellow-Purple Brown Terra de Ssna TIMBER
--Whitng-Pzsect Yellow--Pumice Stone Blue
and Green verditer-Lamp Blaek-Gnm Copal-
Gum--shellac-Copsl varnish--Spiriu Turpen-
tine-Red Chalk-Emery- Drop Lake-Slip Blue
Gold, Silver and Dutch Lsaf--silyer, oange
-pd Copper B-uure--smalt--Ssrd PsIer-Psint
Knives. Brushes and PeneiIs-Put.y, sc. sc.
--.1LSO-
An extensive assortment of
Medicines & Dye-StuGs,
with variety Of other articles, u.ually kept 10 a
store of the kind all of whch will be sold on the
aiost removable terms.
Those persons who are in
debtea TO the late firm Of COZ & QUINCY, are
-s9ussted to make payment to the subscriber.
JOHN COE.
May J. eoplew.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

The Missouri river is said to be 4453 miles Ia
length, from its sources to the gulf OF Mexico.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10
[" EM DEE -

" As the fy said when he crept out Of the mus
tard pot; persian Emperor, when hunting, per-
ceived very old man planting a walnut tree,
advancing towards him, asked his aye The
peasant replied, : Pm four years old.' An at
tendant rebuked him for uttering such absurdity
in the presence the Emperor. 'You censure me
without cause" replied the peasant; :" did
not speak without reflection for the wise do Dst
reckon that time which has been lost in folly
and the cares OF the world ] therefore consider
that 70 De my real age which has been past in
serving the deity and dischsrging ny duty to
society,"
The Emperor, struck with the singularity Of the
remark, observed, " thou canst not hope 70 see
the trees thou art planting TO perfec ton. !"
" lrue," answered the sage, " but since others
have planted that we might eat, it is right we
should plant for the benefit of others" Excellent,
exclaimed the Emperor upon which, as was
the custom when any one was honored with the
appauses OF the sovereign, purse bearer pre-
sented the old man with thousand pieces OF
gold. On receiving them, the shrewd peasant
| made low obeisance and added f" Oh king,
other mems trees come to perfection in the space
! oil forty years, but mine have produced fruit a:
soon as they are planted. ''-"' Bravo" said the
monarch; and second purse Of gold was pre-
| sented, when the old man exclaimed, : the tree:
OF others bear fruit only once year, but mine
have yielded two crops in one day" Delight
| iul," replied the monarch, and third purse o
gold was given: after which, putting spurs Il
his horse, the Emperor reiterated, saying, Z" Rev
erend father dare moi stay longer, lest thy wi
should exhaust my treasury"
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Miss Catherine Dillinger has recovered $500
Of Dir. Stickley for refusing to fulfil his promise
Of marriage to her. The cause came on the 18Th
inst. in Woodstock County, Virginia.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

fl mathematical ToaSi.-The fair daughters of
Columbia May they add virtue TO beauty, sub
tract envy from friendship, multiply amiable &C
plishments by sweetness oftemper, diVide time
BY sociability and economy, and reduce scandal
20 its lowest denomination.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-07-10

WOman.-A woman whose ruling passion is
not vanity, is superior TO any man Of equal fac
ulties.
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ALL persons indebted to Jona-

than Gage, 90 account or BY note, are hereby IN
formed tha, unlsss the same paid BY he III OF
Auguif next, will without discs intnation DC lsft
with AZ attorney for collection. Jane 10 ew
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LIGHT s. HEAT,
applied to domestic Ptu POSES 7ruh economy.
NATHAN WINSLOW,

HAs for sale at Mol, Exchange Row, just
L 4 below the Hav- Market.
SPERMACETI OIL.
OF an excellent qualify for Lamps, with
GREAT VARIETY OF
Lamps and Lanlhorns, and the greatest as
assortment Of csa-iron STOVES ever offered d.
VI aine, calculated for Parlours, Kitchens, Count
ing Rooms Shops and Vessels. among which are
Franklir's, Geo. W. Browns, VIM. L. James and
Lanes Patent.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26
Was Committed

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandria,
i D &. on the sfh inst. as runaway, a
negro lad, named CHARLES THOMAS,
aSou, five feet Eye or SIX inches high, of
yellow complexion, about seventeen years
OF age; he has small scar ON his upper
lip, and one on his right cheek, also one
scar on the right ,iie of his nose, says he
came here with captain Sampson, in coal
vessel, from Norfolk; that his mothers name
is Sophia Thomas, and is living in Norfolk
Buckley's square. He is ndiferentIy cloth.
ed. and s,ses that his mother is free, and
AMI is recorded in Portsmouth, in the clerk s
office kept by MIR. Wilson. The owner is de.
sired to come prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, otherwise he will be-
disposed Of as the law directs
ANDREW ROUN5A. ELL, Tailor.
aug .aw2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-26
Orphans Court,
.4israndr.a county,}

.4lsrandrla county,,
Sept. Term, 1921.
ORDERED. That the ADMINISTRATIVE Of A.
leXander Williams, deceased, do give the
usual notice to debtors and creditors, three
times in the Alexandria newspapers.
A Cupy-Teste,
A MOORE, Reg Of Wills.
This IS to giUe notice.
THAT the subscriber OF Alexandra Coun-
ty, in the District of Columbia, has obtain,
ell from the orphans court of said county,
letters of administration on the personal es-
tate of Alexander Williams, late of the coun-
ty aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit The same, with vouchers
thereof, to The subscriber, passed by the
orphans court, on or before the 22d day OF
March next. or they may by law be excIud
ed from all benefit 10 said estate, and those
indebted thereto, are required to make I'M
mediate payment Given under my hand
this ED Sept. 1921
MARC ARET Williams,
Administrators OF Alex William.
sept GO st
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District Of Columbia,
Coxotv of Alerandrio to wit

County of Aeraadrio. to Uat
ON the petition oil WIN. pic hachen,
~ an InsoIvent Debtor, confined in tn
Jail of Alexandra county tor deo'-No
t'ee is hereby given 10 the CT ditGrS OF the
sand WIN. McMachen, that ON me hr.' ues.
the COURTHOUSE OF said coun y, The oath pre-
scrihed by the act of Congress OF the UNI
ted States, entitled IAN &C! tor the relIei OF
Insolvent Debtors within the District OF Co,
lumbia," will BE- administered to the sad
insnlvent, aud Trustee appointed. unless
sufficient Cause to The contrary be then anu
there shewn.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted three
times IN each of the newspapers printed III
Alexandria, before that day. ,,,.,
By orter of the honorable William
1ranch, Chief Judge OF tue United States
Circuit Court of the District Of Colu ..bla.
sept22 Tes,e. EDM. LEE, {. &.
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jJIstrlc, OF Columbia,
Alexandria County, set.
Nav Term 1921, 18th Day.
~ (rH1NCERY,

IN CH4yNCERY.
Isaac Robbins. ADMINISTRATOR OF Thomas
Towers, dcceased--Complsinant.
Against
Thomas Clagett, John P. Duiany, and Jes-
Sc Brown defendants
= HE defendant Thomas Clagett, not hay-
i ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute, and the
rules OF this Court, and i, appearing to the
satisfaction oilh Court. upon affidavit filed,
that the said defendant. Thomas Clagett, is
not an uhabitant of this District, on motion
of the Complainant by his Counsel it is ur.
dered, that the defendant Thomas Ciagett,
do appear mere on The first day OF Novem-
Der Term. next, and enter his appearance
to the suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES OF the Court, and that the other
defendants John P. Duany and Jesse Brow l.,
do not pay away, convey or secrete the debts
by them owing to. or the estate and effects
in their hands belonging to the said absent
defendant, Thomas Clagett, until the further
order or decree Of this Court; and that a
Copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
one of the public newspapers published in
this County, for two months successfully,
and that another Copy be posted at the front
door OF the Court house of said County.
(ACopv) Teste. EDM: |. LEE, &C.
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TOBY,

A very black, round faced, stout young man,
supposed to he about twenty four years OF
age; the white of IN, eyes are uncumnonly
largo, and shew in remarkable manner
when spoken to, he has rather down look;
he has been accustomed to the usual busi-
ness Of taIn, ard is a toierable hand -
This fellow was placed among others. in my
care, tor safe keeping. TO await che event of
suit now spending in the District Chan,
ctIy Court OF Fredericksburg. between
Mr., William Stuart and LudwelI Lee, execu-
tor to Thomas Lee. and has now sbsconded
without any cause, far as is known Or be-
lieved. His clothes are of the usual kind,
some Virginia manufacture, and some i'm
ported hut not particularly recoIlected -
On the night OF his abscondIng, chesnut
sorrel mare belonging to the overseer was
was also taken of, supposed by him. A re-
W -ri OF Is dollars will ba given for The, TEL
low If taken within IS miles and brought
home AMI if takenu more than thirty miles
from home and brought to me, or secured in
any Jail So that | get him again, forty dollars.
All persons are forbid at their peril, haTbor-
Iug or secIe ing said fellow
GRIFFIN STlTH,
Abbey Vile Prince William County.
aug y l3w4W
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Public Sale,

yXIiLL be sold in front of the Reading
w Room, on Saturday, the Z9;h INST.
at o'clock P. NJ. all the right, title ana !. IN
terest OF Amos Alexander, an insolvent dept
or, 70 the following property, viz one
third OF $3.50 acres of Land in Montgome1c
~ County, Virginia, A ,noiety OF tract !, OF
land in Somerset County, Maryland; on me e
south side of the Nanticnke river. s'nail
tract of land in Fairfax County, Virg'hia;
near the lands of Robert Patton and A. =.
Cszenuve, containing 10 acres, more or less;
and the halt of an undivided tract OF land,
in Hampshire county, Virginia, said to con'
tain 4oo acres.
Terms made known a, the time OF sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
sept 81 DIS
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district OF {; o u.nbia.
AleYandrr; County. set. I
May Term, 1891. 18Th day. )
IN CHlNtERY.
Jobn (DgnDluinuat.

Against
Robert ChesIey George Fitzhugh and Ben
jamin Grymes, (ateiy trading under 'he
firm of Robert Chesley anu Company
and John Wbeelright, Joha H Laid ant
Joseph Ladd, Grading under the tlIm OF
John H. Laid l. Co } anu Henry jackson
--DJsndants.
The defendants Robert ChesIey, George
Filzhugh, and Benjamin Grimes, (iateiy
trading under the firm of Rohcrt Chesiey q
Co. not having entered their appearance,
and given security according to the statute
and rules of this cou t, and 1t appearing TO
the satisfaction oil the court, upon atl !aVIf
filed, and that The said Robert Chesley,
George Fltzhugh and Benjamin Crimes.
(lately under the firm Of Robert Cheslay y
Co. are not inhabitants Of this District, on
motion of the complainant, by his counsel.
il is orfered that the said defendants. 10.
bert Chesley, George FIzhugh and Benla.
min Grimes, Iatey under the nrn. OF Robert
Chesley y Co. do appear here on The first
day of November Term, next, and enter
their appearance to the suit, and give secu-
rty for performing the DEGREES OF the court.
and that The other defendants Join h. Ladd
g. Co. and Henry Jackson, do not pay away.
convey or secre'e the debts 10y them oMi ing
to. or the estate or effects in their hands be
longing to the said absent defendant Robert
Chesley, George F,zbugb and Benjamin
Grimes, (is,ely under The firm OF Robert
Chesley & Co. until the further order or de-
cree, of this court, and that copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in one of the pub,
lie newspapers published IN tbs county, for
f1po months successfully. and that another
copy he posted at the front door Of The Court
"a Convl Te.te, EDM.I.LEE, C. C.