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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24

2. IL
The trial Of .tfittigun and Wplsfmun.
for the robbery OF Phoenix Bank. i.r
minated last evening abou' 10 o'cioe k.
ne jury were cot lass Than an hour.
IA" returned with verdict of Gsiiv
Extract ola letter from Gibralter, Sept. 81.
-. All can get offered for flour i. 81 o5
Nentucky tobacco 6, very dull: Nav York
pipe slaves 30; barrel states so; rice 9 25 to
20; pepper Is so plenty
me SeUsnfeenth Cong ress.-Our reader.
may have some desire to know how the ore.
sent House of Representatives is constituted
relatively TO the last. An examination, ha.
been made with view to see how many of
Inc present Congress were members Of thu.
last Congress, and the following is the re
suit; The whole pun.ber of Members is 1877.
Ihere are Tour Vacane,e, to be filed, viz
Two from the state OF Maine, one from
Vermont, and one from Kentucky. OF the
remaining 1888, nine,y.one were Members
OF the last Congress, and ninety two are new
members; Thi, is an unosusIly large pro.
portion OF new Members. Nat Int
The following facts are more than merely
A"nS' iuev give tolerahlY accurate
criterion, whereby to Judge Of the compost
ton OF the people of the state of New. York,
and, with some allowances, the whole Of the
United States. The facts are taken from an
article in the Albany Argus.
The Convention Of the State If New Writ
which has recently adjourned. consisted Of
one hundred and twenty six msmaers, all of
whom, without exception, attended the "a.
opd or third day Of its session. Every mem.
Der OF that body, excepting one, wa, native
American citizen. OF the whole number
there we're born in the State of New York
90, IN ConDecticu, 80, in Massac husett.. Q
IA New Jersey s, in Rhode Island 5, l.. Penn
l(y,vanla z, in Vermont I in Maryland in
virginia !, in Maine !, in Europe, |, viz. 10
I" sIes, 4. OF that number 60 were farm
ers, 81 lawyers, 9 merchants mechanics.
5 physicians.
y The Parenta! ancestors oS 6S were inbstit-
ants OF England, Is of Holland, ID os Scot
and, of ireland, of Wales, d Of Gerna,
VS. of France, of Italy, unknown.
Between the age of2i & 80 years, there
v, ]; between so and 40, Is; between 40
az 90, 10; between so and 90, rs; between
osend 10, 9; between 20 and so. $.
yheFe were - members Of that body who
'o9 part in the di,cussioDs.-Ibid
Amounts have reached Boston from Be to-
VIA, dt the complete reduction Of PaIarDbang
oy heDutch troops sent against that place.
Basvia Journals Of the 18th of April, give
an sccpnL Of terrible earthquake which
TOOK p'ce on the 20lh of December last, on
tne soUa coast Of Celebes. IL did immense
uimags, Especially at BoelGkombia, where
,ne sea rise several times to a prodisious
neish', aid then falling with incredible ra-
putty, ultimately deuged and Jeff the shore.
ues.royInSs!l the plantations fropa Bonlsine
20 ooelekGpba. Many hOndTed persons
nave lost tfir lives. The fort Of E'oelekem-
% was much damaged; lbst of BoSssioe less
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24

1-H.'.c, o. 'es'eF from GibTalter, Sept "a.
=" All can get offered for fouri, 81 o.
kentucky tobacco 6, very dull; New York
pipe slaves 80; barrel states so: rice 9 25 TO
2 20; pepper Is so plenty,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-24
~ eic ;0rb. Nh.

= eNto OTfL. sNOt. A..
The trial of .ftitf;mouand Wsystm,,
sdr the robbery OF Phoenix Bank. tar
minated last evening abou' 10 o'cioe k.
ne jury were cot less than an hour.
IA" returned with a verdict of Calm
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20

been renewed for u days, afterwards for
6 days. An American gentleman at
Lima writes that the conditions offered
by General San Martin are the follow
ing THE possession Of the forts at CAL
lao, with 500 of his troops to garrison
them; halfthc proceeds Of the mines Of
Pasco; quiet possession of the coast of
Peru now under Patriot dominion; Call
loa to be afree port for the United States,
Europe, and Chill; no men of war Of
either party to enter Callao; an armistice
for s months two deputies 10 be sent
TO Spain--the one Patriot, the other
Royalist; the ship to carry them to be
furnished by San Martin; all the reve-
nue. from commerce, TO belong to the
Vice King Of Peru.
The terms were agreed to by all ex-
cepting Valdes, Spanish colonel, who
is very determined and may hold out
little longer The letter from Lima,
states, that, if there should be renewal
OF the. war. there will be civil ccMmo-
ton in Lima.
"The ship Caravan, of Providence,
with rice, from Batavia, ship Galen, Of
Boston, for Rio Janeiro, with -four, and
three British ships with -four, were wait
ing to enter Callao."
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20

dict returned, viz: aVerdict Of Man
slaughter against the officers and men OF
the FIRST regiment of Life. Guards, who
were on duty between Tyburn Gate and
Park lane, at the lime Richard Honey
was Slot, on Tuesday, l4lh August,
1921" The jury then signed the in
QUESTION.
IRELAND. >
The following are extracts from a let
ter, dated Dublin, August 9th, received
by a gentleman in Baltimore. 1t is
written by person attached TO the gov
ernment - Fed. Gag.
This kingdom is nearly insane in
consequence of the Kings visit. ! saw
his entry into the city, and in order to
give you the best idea of 1t, refer you
TO Plutarch's description of the triumphal
entry of the Emperors. 1t can be COM
pared to these alone.
"While the King is almost deifed
here, they are tearing him to pieces in
London. Among various attacks, per-
sonal and otherwise, they have advertised
him as "an elderly fat gentleman, stolen,
or strayed among tack ofsavages ~
In short, there is an angry bad feeling
subsisting against him in London, which
has been heightened by this visit; and |
believe more Inefficient person was
never left to take care of affairs than My
Lord Liverpool
+" Marquis Londonderry (Castlereagh
that was) is here, but so unpopular, that
the other day at the review, he was sur
rounded by guards, though the King has
had nothing in the shape of soldier near
since his arrival"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20

This morning at 10 O'clock, the Co.
vernon, by the Secretary, WIN, G. Pet
tus, Esq. delivered 10 the General As
sembly the following message:
Gentlemen Of The Senate, and Of she
House Of Rehresentatiyes.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20

Erfrnct Of a letter from Pa haraiso,
dated Juty IA, 1921, to a honse in
New York. tSsf
The British frigate Owen G lendower,
has Just arrived here in rs days from
Calloa. The arinisticc between the
ViceroI and General San Marin had
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24
OMINOus . SYMPTOMS. =

The National Intelligencer has seized, with
avldlty, the mere circumstance OF orr publish
ing the communication OF NEsrOR, suggest
ing new scheme for improving roads,. as
=" a SYMPTOM Of our want of condolences in our
own opinions" on the subject Of state rights.
and, especially, as to The power OF Congress
to make roadS and canals lis editors take
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

both nations, and the second by the litter
course in our own vessels only, followed next
Before L notice the effects, which these meas
ures have produced, viii shew by an official
document the extent and value, of our trade
with the British colonies, ut Il period when
no restrictions of ours existed. That those
colonies required our supplies, is evident, or
they would not have taken them, ndwhether
carried IN o;lr own or in British vessels, the
quantity would have been the same. The
document from which these data are derived
is the treasury report OF FEBRUARY oGih, 1906.
would premise that the Treasury had no
means of ascertainng the exports to the Brit
Ish colonies, but by the cieGrcaccs of vessels
for those colonies. Now every one in bust
ness knows that great many vessels clear
for the :" Nest hides" generally, some ofthose
no doubt, perhaps not less than one fourth, go
to the British colonies, | mean when they
were open and at the period embraced in the
report of February 1906.
Exports to the British Hest Tndiaaand North
.4mericdn Colonies for tie gears 1909,
1908 and 1904
To the w. Indies Provisions live stock = 100000
Lumber 100000
All other articles 100000
-6ecoOOo
Provisions and live stock $4,000
Lumber and naval stores 10000
skins and furs 100000
III other articles 22OOOO
-iOOOOO0
: 100000
Imports from the British West Indies
Rum, S 2,4iOOOO
Sugar and Coffee i,i5OOOl
All other articles G500OO
-i,5.0O00
Imports from tie North American colonies.
In articles of every Kind 10000
$4,000
Balance in favor of the United States paid by bills
ofexchange Great Britain or in specie 2,l7oOOo
72s0OO0
The United States exported 10 the West Indies and
other colonies in america, of all the European
nations for the above three mentioned years I56o70O0
Cleared Tor those of Great Britain above 100000
$4,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

This shows tlat trcr fourits ofa one cxou,ts vcr,
70 Brush Islands, allowing no part OF 4 5000 ship
ped generally. went to British cOIoncs--Ihe aboy,
excludes the North American colonies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24
Il Ca7penters-Tdkc .N0fic

u JWPtIUET3-1 uNt .FOitc'.
fEiE commissioners appointed by the county court of
buckingham to contract for the Building OF court
house. viii receive proposals ill the 18th day OF September
next for the carpenters work required in Iuldpp Tie
timber will he delivered the public square Tie general
plan of the building nc seen in the clerks office. The
proposals viii state the prices of the work in and the
aggregate amount for which the work will be Persons
making proposals must be prepared give unJibiid
surance of ability execute the work we'll security
that the contract will he faithfully perinrmc The work
viii NOS be let to the lowest bidder but regard Ill he
tEc sk, industry aud responsibility of theapplicruts
August 2, Si-NJw THE COMMISSION
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

Ourexports to the West Indies, other than
British, were composed in part of foreign mer-
chandi2e, which Great Britain never allowed
to be imported into her colonies the exports
OF the United States to those colonies, were
the produce of the United States, as refer
elcc 70 the articles will prove.
Rsrente dericed from imports into The United
States during The gears 1902, 1903 and 1904,
frOnl Rl1iiSh cn,nnire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

- Tdtna6ie Jra,eS RiUer Land EoT Sale
;.sgH on Monday Tie @a dey e NoveHb,r pert, II lair
1.-fkA- Otherwise the next fair day, on the premises
viii be sold 10 The highest bidder without reserve the tract
Of land on which te late John Adams deceased lived Wing
in The county OF Fluauna. miles below Scottssine
and above Charles \. Scnit's mill Containing 1900 ceres
100 rieafei in h state Of cultivation zoo Of which
James River low grounds the greater pant first
the e ant iSoi grey so has good foundation and is
improvements are large and comfortable dwelling house,
elevated situation commencing interesting view %
the river and mountam;a spacious new barn conveniently
situated, ana all necessary out housCstpre this
about 100 bearn Eappr Of cXcccu fruit, and 4OOpeac
Of which youug and IN good one
hundred bushels Of wheat will he eeced on INC corn land
in the r,ont Of October Immediaiev after above. and
the place, will be sold Otter tracts 81 oud
adjoining the former, combining :rnm 20 20 800 ce
riots of eec tract will >, exhibited the day cf stie
Persons wishing 10 view the above mentioned land
1uesed 60 cs be sUlscriieri residing premise
rermt and wears, epr insalmcni., purchasers Civ
Of
land ~ secure the punctpii payment thereof
st lime aud place viii be Sold al personal
property belonging The said estate, Consisting 20
sheep plantation utensils the crop coru fodder on
credit OF m0ntifs purchasers giving hd with approved
THOMAS ADAMS, Executors Of Jots
VIII. G. ADAMS, Z fdqms deceassd
August %. 5i-wtt
~ CUNNCEHY- Prince EdWdr,i I1ly Couft, iSli.
i Joseph Morgan, Complainant
Marlin Hart aud John Hurt, DsCtaS
The Defendant Martin Hurt having hts appear
aDd given security according to act Of o Genera
satisfaction OF the that hc L inhalian Of this
the motion othe complained, by counsel il Is
e first DAY at October cont next and answer she
paiuauis bill and tat copy this order ne forthwith
inserted i ofte public newspapers printed W n
city OF Richmond Tor months succcsVe and also pot,
e AT the front in,r of te ~oarffotts f ts ec.snsv
Angus s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24
TROOPERSI C&PS

TaiilE subscriber has consignment handsome caps from
\ the maiIiactory in Phadepha, which he will furnish
captains of companies with moderate price Oi
four dollars each They made in the form those
OF the Richmond Troop with plates md horse hair.
IL All orders from the county via he duly attended
August 81. Sf--4t TIION IS BENDIE.
TtNHE PHARMACOPE!A of the United
States, by the authority Of the Medical Societies and
Colleges for sale az the Of WM SrIT three doors
above The Courhouse Tavern. AUG 2l.-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

IT In the CerG CGni Decisions, published on last Fri
day, the reader requested er5ea i'm Point
the authority of tie court j. confined
G;rs read r5sin Poin 4 the person failing and
Is liable not only to the tax but penalty % per cent
per nnnum demages the Of each years axes'-
Ii should lie a the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24
FALL GOODS,

MILLS & ALLAN have received, and are
D now receiving by tie ships Tobacco Plant Inl
mony from Liverpool and Henry Clay from London Na
able assortment Of FAIL GOODS, which et offer for sale
on reasonable terms for negotiable paper runctua Gus
toners August ~ 3I-tiO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

TcoMNrfEICATEn.
MARRIED-On Thursday the 9Th inst. by the Rev a. d
SengL, Mr.. TEMPLE WALKER, OF King 4 Queen count
~ Miss LUCY TALIAFEREO OF King William.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24
DEATH OF BUONAPANTE

Captain Hatch, arrived here on Saturday.
from Rio Janero, (via Newt Bedford informs
that previous to his leaving Rio an English fri
gate arrived there direct from her station at ST
Helena, and brought news ofihe death of Buo-
iiaparte, Ola cancer in the breast. He had SUI
iered under malady for some time, and pre-
vious TO his death requested that he mi ght be
buried witilo;ii pomp or parade. The highest
military honors that could ae displayed by the
garrison there Were nevertheless observed al
his funeral. Captain Hatch quarterptl with
one of the lieutenants of the ship at Rio from
whom he had the account, and who was pre-
sent al the ftineral, but does not recollcct the
day he died. Daily .4irertiSer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

W. HderstmdHithe Wheat IN SAME p1rts Of III,
country has been much HiVed byHe partridge aohici
is Rec Zee s.e ofHe gr0D ofioheh as u0fO he ersi
" sePerded (rom II. Oae NJ The sufferers has rcgacaeo
rs 10 mate he f,cf kuocn, nqer hope mat some orr
VW fuor The ppbick 'oih n,ode Of desiroyu the ptr
NJ stpgfdiUg II fran tie Whcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24
~ g. Po&rS> 49,: .s!'.--sse-.s
\sSs->VasI.s- ->>StP'SSs feS5ssN 49,,
- eI1& *
pEATH az BoNkpARTE

Lif-A L ~ vi bO-F-tL AM ..
! Bonapartc, Tie man who once filed such an
immense space in the eyes u; the world, . *
40 more The dispatch bri.; arrived a. I'm
gland bciore the 9TH Jelly with ;he intelligence.
we may say with the y. \. American
., mighty Cesar. arr thou fallen 50 owi
shrank 10 ths ii.ie ,neasure' fa,e llct vel
g He should have diel at Waterloo ~
Though he has been inferred at L.ongwood
yet the Halifax paper states that SO the inter
ment must be only temporary: for agre;.abj
to the treaty between The Allied .Sover,i yns
The body ofthe Ex- Empcrcr i,insi, W.. believ,'
be Carried To Engiund, 10 be- nj the disposal OF
II. NJ. government 1T is possible, that Bo-
naparie may have wished otherwise: and that
his dying wish at least may be Observed by
his enealies.
PROM TIVE NEW YORK GAZETTE.
From .hr. 5, IopIiG-.Nrchanfs' I4ai Bcston,
.4ugus, 18Th
y. 5 arrived, ship Elizabeth, M'Intosh,
Liverpool, 4a days.-Sailcd 8th July, brings
Loudon papers to the 5,h.-The ENGLISH
papers communicate the death of Bonapartc.
received in England dirbct from St Helena.
He died, the 9TH of May, Of u cancer in the
stomach.
After hasty pcrusal Of the papers, do
not discover any other news ofintcrest The
mail Is clOsing--haye not time to be more par
ticuar.'
DEATH OF NAPOLEON.
Information has been received in this CITY.
by the way of Martinique Witch leaves 10
doubt of the, fact that the Ex-Einperor Of
France has paid the debt ofnaturc.
This event took place on the 9th of MAY, al
the Island Of st. Decentralization being
made of bic body, tie cause of his death was
discovered tn be cancer in the pylorus
(scirius pylorus,) which seemed to have been
long forming Itself, but whose progress should
have been stopt By the dilatation OF the liver;
as the cancer increased.
His remains have been buried in Il roraanii,,
situation, forming a part of ire grounds oi
LonSwood, and previously chosen bv himself.
His obscquies were attended with az militia
ry hohors. His corpse was exposed Gpon
state bed, and was visited by all classes o the
population of ST Helena
Two British men of war were dispatched
to carry to England the news OF this event
The last of those vessels touched at the Island
OF Ascension on thu 2lst of May, and the Com.
Sir George Collier, left that island on eth cf
the same mouth, with II. b. NJ ship Tar
tar TNnf Int
DEATH OF BUONAPARTE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

The Baltimore Morning Chronicle satcs that The PUB
lie papers vary essentially with regard 10 the character the
sentence Of the co ri Enquiry pronounced Commo-
dore Barron We presume ha the publication of the pro
ceedinss fe court is delayed because has vet received
!hc sanction ~ our FIRST magistrate We trust the ClrCn-
icle Is correct Is It's conjecture and tlnt ne President has
not gwen his sofo 90 one of The astonishing
fences that has ever been pronounced by any As
tn1t sentence votch Tor the statement OF II which We
published Friday la.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-24

On ihur.dtv morning the 10Th the Hero and Sage nj
rs Col IOSEPH SNEARiNGEN, departed This life IN the
Gosh wear ~ bis On the following his corpse
msirei in ile floiy r-gag ground Of h ancestors with
rnfiHf' ho1iofe icfsnt-rff i'm Month
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-12

paper not being satisfied, may think proper
to return il to the editor within three weeks
Ansiuwance Of ten per cent. VIII be maze
when claimed. on all monies received ior,
and RENTED to the editor.
A few of the first volume, either in sheets
or we'll bound, with a coplous Index, remain
on hand for sale
Notes of the Banks of North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, generally
will be received al par.
C. All Communications to be addressed
to JOHN S. SKINNER,
;une %. 1870 Baltimore
p. S.-For aIleditors in the United States,
who ,aay have the goodness 10 give the pre-
ceding hotice a lew weeIy insertions, the
editor OF the Farmer viii be & lad to tran
sac, any business they may have in BaltI-
more, or to return their good othces IN any
other way in his powell dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-12
Conyeyancing Omce.

THE subscriber occupies The Office below
! the Council Chamber, opposite the bank
of Alexandria, where lie intends 10 devote
his attention to ConIeysHcira in all its braH-
chcs. Deeds of trust. Bargain ard SaIe
Leases, Agreeme MS, and other legal irS'ru
ments WI lie prepared with accursoy ard
dispatch. Gases OF lnsolvent Debtors a.
tended to; writing core city ctpiod; ms
ters of vessels and Others ocnceip,d in,!ip-
ping will be assisted in preparing foreign
and coasring manifests. and otior maine pa
pers which ale required ~ the revenue laws.
septf.3 ,. T.. RAMSAY.
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VIM. IL. Hannah

bEGS leave TO iniorm his friends aid tie
bpublic that he continues TO cary CO he
Cabinet business in all its various branches,
at the stand formerly occupied ty Nm. !
w. Hannah. on Roy street, Two coos from
the Gazette Office, where lie continue. 10
keep an assortment of ready made furniture
ola good quality and at very low prices, fcr
cash or credit. He also continues to cany
on the Tuning business in its different hran.
ches, viz: wood, iron. steel, brass, s'cne,
&c. Mahogany wholesale or retail. All OF.
ders from the county or elsewhere, thank
fully received ard promptly attended to
septemhpr2
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NUtiCe.

FFEE subscribers having ibis day orered
4 into co-parinciship, uucer tie finn Of
DORSEY & GHIGSBY, at tie cid stand Of
Mai Dorsey. in all II e various tTsrchts OF
the blacksmith, wbeeI-wright End carnage
making business, together with every End
OF mill work, tender their service 10 TIER
friends and the public, with an assurance
that al commands c'mmitied to i!eir CAFE
will be runctuslly executed viii Lsstress
and despatch. al the shortes: notice and on
the mostreasona bic terms.
NAL DORSEY,
aug 81 e JAMES GRIGSRY.
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Orphans Court,

.I'crrn}r,n courty,
January Term. 1921,
ORDERED, That the administrators ct
~ PETER SHERRoN, deceased, 90 insert
the usual notice to debtors and creditors, 3
times week for four weeks in the A;exan-
dria Gazette and Herald. A COPY.
Tes'e, A. MOORE. Reg.
THIS IS TO GWE NOTICE.
That the subscribers, OF Alexandria coun.
y, in the district Of Colun bia, have obtained
from the Orphans Court ofaaid county, let
tiers testamentaFy on tie estate Of Pete
Sherron, late OF the co. aforesaid, decd.
III persons having claims against the sad
decedent are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same to subscribers tie vouchers
thereof, passed nv the Orphans Court, on
or before The 18th day Of 1rly next. OF
they may by law be excluded from all ten
eht to said estate; ard those indehtedi,here
70 aye required to make immediaiepayment
Given under our hands this ETH day of IA
nuary. 1890. JOHN RICHARDS.
HUGH SMITH.
Jan ID Executors OF Peter Sherrun.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-12
District Of Columbia, to wit
County Of .Ai'rondr1a, 9Th
Ncvember Term, 1890. Dny
IN CHANCERY.
Jacob BaUgb, Complainant,

Jacob Baugh, Complainant.
Against
Cyrus W. Murray, Peter Dunbar, and joan
Adam, DcleGdanis.
TNHE defendant Cyrus W. Munsy, rot
h having entered hls appearance and e.,
ven security according 10 he statute ana
The rules OF this Court; and it appearing 10
the satisfaction OF the Court, upon affidavit
filed. that the said Cyrus W Murray is nct
an inhshitanr of The district of CoIumbia-
On motion it is ordered, that the SAID Cyru,
W. Murray do appear here on or before the
1T day Of The reyr May term, &. answer tie
bill of the plaintiff, aud give security Ter
performing the DEGREES Of tie Court; ard
thai theother defendants, Peter Dunbar std
). Adam. do NOT pay away .conyey.rs6cisie
the debts by them owing to, Oh tie estate or
effects in their hands t,Iorgire 10 The ssii
absent defendant, Cyrus W. Murray, uc'Il
theiur'her order o!tlis court; AMI 'hata CO.
py OF this order be forthwith PUBLISHED Tor
tc'o mon'ks successiveiy IN one ri tie pub
lie newspapers published in IBIS corriy.
and that another cory be posted al he 'T'tt
door of the Cart Hcnse ct sar@ ctur'r.
Test, EpM. !, LIE, c, {.
Jan 81