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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-03
Charleston, March &c,
N|V0FFcstUHs, s"UV NV w
FROM THE FRiGATE MACEDONIAN.

Charleston, March &c.
FROM THE FRiGATE MACEDONIAN.
On the e2d of February, the sch. Philo,
arrived here on Saturday from Smyrna. fell
in with the ship Panther, captain Austin, OF
Boston, from Callao bound TO Gibraltar, who
put on board George Harris, a seaman, to
assist capt. PercivaI in navigating bis vessel
and also, dispatches from captain Downes,
of the U. S. iriga.e Macedonian, for gov
ernment From this seaman we learn that
he left Callao, in the Panther. in the month
OF November last and that the re port OF
the massacre OF part Of a bos''s crew OF
the Macedonian is correct. The following
are given as the particulars Lord Coch-
rane entered the harbor OF Callao, as already
stated, in the month OF October, and anchor
ed Just without gun shot of The forts. The
following night, be attacked in his boats,
captured, AMI succeeded in bringing out ar
Spanish frigate. This exasperated the
Spauiards at Callao, who charged the crews
OF the Macedonian, and the British trIgae
Hyperion, lying al anchor in the harbor W ith
aiding Lord G. with the means Of carry ing
his attack into execution. The next day,
boat from the American trigate ,onapproach-
ing the town, was fred upon by the soldIe-
ry-lhree of her crew, the Purser's steward
and two seamen) were killed, and most OF
the others wounded; but they finally succee-
ded IN making their escape.
A boat from the Hyperion, ignorant o
what had happened 10 the American boat,
was also approaching the town, when they
were ,utioned against doing so, by boat
from Spanish government brig, which had
aide ID saving the remainder of the crew
of the Macedonisn's boat, and who appear
ed to be much exasperated at the conduct of
the sdiery.
AT this time capt. Dowaes was at Lima,
distance OF nine miles; and Lieut.. Murray
who was in command Immediately despatch
ed a letter, privately, 10 apprise h,m of what
had taken place. He directed that boat
from the ship should be in readiness 10 re-
ceive him at small port about 80 miles dis.
taat; and Disgusting himself. and obtaining
a horse from the Vice Roy of Lima, he sue
eeeded in regaiuing his vessel, notwithstan-
ding the exasperated state Of the public feel
ing.
Lord Cochrane. who was still cruizing of
the port, declared bis intention of destroy
ing The town Of Callao, on his next attack.
His treatmtn Mt 10 Ameaican vessels in that
neighborhood was not complained of, not
wi,hstanGing it was known 10 him that many
OF them had Spanish property on board
The American and British merchan, vessels
had dropped down the harbor, alter being
fred upon from the Forts.
The ship Panther left Callao about fort
night after the above event took place. and
proceeded in company with the Macedon-
j al to Pata, poll about degrees to wind.
ward, where she left the frigate on The 18th
December.
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.
The truce concluded in November last,
by Morillo, with the chief of the Colombian
republ;c, has been viola ted by Morillo's sue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-27
IMIORrANr

NEW YORK. Aprii 10 Extract Of 2 Ie,te,
from L'eeIpool, received per james Monroe
1t affords us mnch pleasure oiufotm Won.
that arrangements are nearly eomrIeted ia,
The Hudson Bay aud Norl!, West C,mn,ui...
bin; united undef The general name of IN,
Hmd.on's Bay Company. This event will i'm
the high $, de rec be gratifying 10 all vino
feel interested In The welfare and happiness.
OF the Canadas -
As the above involvss the interest of The
great CAPT ali.ts OF the Canada, il is moi a.
ms i,r i"e editors 10 say. that il cones tom
oil a"'"e"t'c sou'cs'l [Gazette
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-27

are quite uninieres,iug. Petitions are
CONSTANTLY pouring III, from various paris
os the Empire-not i'm relation 10 the
Oueeus atfairs-bu, for relief from their
mercantile, agricultural and financial em-
bnrrassmenis, On one of the petitions,
relative to The existing A gricullurai dis.
'ress, Mr. l. lice, IN the House of Com
mons, rose AMI made several observa.
iions. principally upon The state of the
curreHcy. tie considered the country To
he on the eve ct an imminent cris;s.-A
hSeo Standard Tor our currency WAS ne
cessary. To have discretionary cur.
renci "a currency regulated by The dis.
creiion OF the Government and The bark.
must lead to irrc,ricvable ruin. From ,be
changes which had lately taken place.
he would ask The merchant or trader. if
he had not lost a third Of his capital
A great proportion of the distress now
complained OF by The agricultural classes.
grew ont oi the changes and vaccinations
III our currency tor series of years In
times of distress, The farmer hoped a
pefi"u would arrive "A, which I've could
again obtain good prices. These had
been given to him by The expedipn. re
soried To by The Chancellor OF the Exci;e-
qner, III lSl6, and they all knew The re
sui. l, they looked at trade they found
" ]esrtulis depressed In the shipping
| trade. for distance, SHIPS were built. and
| SHIPS were employed, bat, nobody would
tel them tina, they were built aud en-
ployed with The least prosp. CT OF rcmu.
nera'ion. An cfii.'ieni remedy ough, TO
| De sought. But when Ministers profess
eu 10 sanction an enquiry, but restrain.
eo me COMMITTEE from touching on the
present system of Tsxa,ion-the Corn
"s-ahd State of The Currcncy--he
considered them 10 DE gully of a base
delusion
| No question appears 10 have been TAX
Ell which ex tied much par,y interest
On Friday the 22J, very long debate
ensued upon The preseu' alton of pctj.
hon irom Dav,soe, the Individual who. il
VIII be recoilecied, was fined bv Mr.. JUS.
ice Best, who presided at his trial
whist making his defence for conremp, Il
ceuri. The petition complained of The
conduci o. the learned Judge. and asked
redress of lie House. Tie petition vas
supported by MIR. Hobhouse and MIR
Creevy, the latter OF whom accused NJ,
Justice Best OF being an intempera,e and
polillca Judge. The conduct of rho
learned judge was defended by The Snl,
citor and Attorney General, Mr.. S rpean,
OnSlo" aud Mr.. Lockharr. Ate. some
observations from Lord Cas,leres,Sk land
o'ner members. The House divided, and
decided against receiving the petition by
a MAJ erIly Ut Sd to 81.
lie King OF Naples was expected 10
remain a Venice until the fate et N,nVrs
was decIded.-ln The mean time be has
me m"Itiilcaiion tn learn that the Parlis-
meni OF Naples lost no time in voting b;s
declaration al Lay bach to be invalii as
his Royal Person vas under restrain,
and his gal mind, Nigh, be presumed
under conslrain', when he issued his di.
rections. IL is also s'sird bv gentle
men late from Italy, that all lie Italian
STATES under the dominion of Austria are
quite ripe Tor throwing off lis yoke"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-27

possession Gniireiy Of ns military iHum,iHa.
tions contained al nieht, and the most painful
1pprekeRSiens are expressed for the stability
Of the Contribution
Uhat may be The result Of a slot so deepiy
laid and OF The connection IN the metropolis
Which hos groun oui cf ii no one can sun Va
'ions opinions prer All on ,ke subject but al are
probirmdticdt as rery thing regarding The resi-
eiiiatin3 politics Of SPUN mast Dr.. A change is
confidently dnsured by sone reH Informed but
Of u,at character is not defined. III, cirH and
mhifdry are nou al issue and the strength and in
ieniions IF the king, Mobiles and Priests isun
folded Some think the Republican system under
The patronage Of Riego, may be attempted out of
this chaos-n witi be Serere experiment bnt
perhaps saiufary oae. short iired IL must in ,
the effect Of The riecs IN other parts of The
county, whre discomfort is known TO p,eraiL is
trdited for ,cith much soiicit9de :"
ADDITIONAL
SO tar the Interesting letter from the Nor
fok Herald The catastrophe of the events
at Madrid is known TO us from other ona,.
tiers. The King had been compelled TO div
band his Royal Guard. al the instance of The
municipality. and OF the people.-ihe whole
scene, however, confirms The sH.picion, that
the people have little confidence il the King
or he IN his people. ladeed, how is II 10 be
expected that Ferdinand can snbmi, cheer
i"iiy 10 the new order OF things imposed up
on nm Formerly he violated his oath. over
turned the cOnsiitu ton, and abolished The
Cortes. Does any one believe he wuud nop
accede Ia the constitution, bur from neces>i :
~ a. soon as lie has favor able opporisniiv
OF cshceIn. u, does any OF n,s subjects be.
ilevr that he will moi gladly seize ,pou in 4,
They must be sufficiently sensible OF This trn,l,
NOT TO regard Ills conduct wIh suspicion.-
me very occurrences, which are gong on IN
| the Kingdom OF Naples are pre- r,pinentiy
calculated la Cmbitter this su>nirion vh.re
ferdinand tn 1th was comp. He'd 10 accent OF
INC" constitution as sOou a. lie joined ihe
allies AT Laybacb and was enconrar.u III
men promises OF assistance TO throw aside the
mask lie disclaim' the constitution when he.
iiao sworn 10 support and calls upon M. neo
pie To trusi 10 bis will alone Tor such a refo,-
| nation, IA he ia his mercy nav please In
grant them Does any Spanis,d believe. ma,
| the Allies will not piay the same MR., ,,,n
spain which they are playing at Napie, and
'hat ferdinand The 9TH will NOT be ,anaIly
! peTniious TO bis vows with FERDINAND ,ht.
f'a' Policy alone can have reconcilea The.
! Spanards to Ills continuing on the tL,one :
IL toi;ers under him-aud we shall noi n.
| sn'Ptsed 10 hear OF new coavuision, in ms
'h'e'eS'"s country. Eaqaircr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-04-27
FROM I,ISRON

PROVIDENCE, April Is The shin Ceor,e
Robpini,- aitivco Al TN, port from Li,bsn or
Satnids, she brought Lisbon papers % March
I'd which Hpnain nnihm. new These No..
pe'S are r'lncltall, filed with the ptocerd-
rnes OF TIRE CT i, which arr r-portrd as l,re
as Feb % a. on,ain project Of consii-
tuition 'or u oftoguese u.mlnions in all
parts OF - rid, tho establishment of Ih.
C;atholic&EH ANA OF the Braganaa family MI 10" "n
the thIts' :,MNiey also contain the irea,n,S
Budget 49, las reported 10 the Cor,es
NEW rUNS, April 23.-'ihc Edward Gait
Hns'ty, b'ihss accounts from Lisbon ts The
10 Ii OF March. letter OF that d.te stare
The CoIies are going or extremely ven IN
organizing Tie state OF things aud yery nncb
to the general satisfaction They aci ,y;,'
great prudence aud system No new ey"n,s
ot importance have occurred since nav las, =,
The Goth Feb. '''' W
81, is feared here that the NeanoIi,a,e
10 suffer dreadful war, IN which al III
will be embroilPd. Max my words-Rnss;a
has involved Austria, IN this way. IN o,dtr
herself TO fall on Turkey. This, ybn know will
not suit the views OF England win re,srd 60
her settlements in India nor does !, suii IN.
latter power that Austria shoul,Ihavc contro
nj commerce in Ihe Mediterranean ard
France does not wish Austria to arOtand,yr
herself III any way. With all these consid.T-
stiOns We are al a loss here 10 in TO-. ,,h,,
viii he The result OF the attempt upon the Nta.
olitans" 49,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
RUSTIC POLITENESS.

The father OF the present Lord Abingdon,
who was remarkable for the stateliness of
his manners, one day riding through village
in the vicinity Of Oxford, rort q lad dragging
calf along the road who, when his lordshiP
came Up 10 bin, made stop, AID stared him
full in he face. His iordsbip asked The boy
ifhe knew bin. He replied, 'Ees." "Whst
Is my name = said bis lordsbIp. I" Why
Lord Abingdon" replied the lad Then why
don't you take Of your hat7" So viii.
sur, 2 said the boy, "ifye'lf hold tie cali"
PERcY ASLcDoTES.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

AT New Orleans young Frenchnan has
proposed ''lollery Of GOO tickets, at $50 each,
10 be pUt chase ID BY unmarried ladies-the
only prize to be himself for husband, a0d
the profit OF the lottery 10 Re Tor his matriEo
nal establishment"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
NICE BALANCING.

From the official returns of the late election
in Delaware, il appears that the legislature Of
that state will consist of four feder1Ilsis aud
four democrats in The senate, ten federsIiss
and Ten democrats IN the lower house, and
non- descript in each.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
MOROCCO.

Our readers will recollect that there were
some accounts last year, Of a rebellion in Mo-
rocco. Soliman, the Emperor, il seems has ex-
perienced a signal defeat from Muley Zeid his
nephew, who is grasping at the crown.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
POETRY.
FROM THE COLUMBIAN REGISTER.
THE BROKEN HEART.

He hdi genef The land zphsrs the dead are still,
AEd mate the Sorg Of yiudssB;
n dyaHt az the exp 81 sriJ hts I'll,
And his Iits a Dire ~ II aaaGnsSs;
The victiH ~ fancy'J fOrftVing SPELL,
FroH hope 10 darkness 6rfysn,
HIS dguEy 7UdI fhe rack Of He'll,
His 20. the thrill Of HsIV'n.
He has gone 70 the KanS quhsrs the dead are cold,
Ind thought will sting him-nsver
The tomb fts dIrksHt tell has r0I!'d
Der all his fIa!tI f3reUsr
o there 7vIs a Hght, thar 5heR 7Uifhis
The gio0n that hung around him
HIS heart 7va5 t0rmd 10 400 and 1DfE,
Bar Iose had HeUsr cv07Vr'G him.
He has ,ons 70 he land. 7UEers The dad may rest
In a soft, aBbr0ksU AHnibr.
Whersths paiifftaf izgs.Pd his angaiihG breast,
Shall Hsver his f1fAueJ Number
IN Iiffis the rrcki.fJ TyifEngs knc7D,
Hg7U kesHiy tkgoSs ID Grd WAVED
Thlf bOsen, 7Dhicl bgr'd 7pi1 tri glfsT gis-v,
TIL erH'Rd AID breteE-hearfea.
IL Icng'd 10 Ike. and a fyo7Br 7vaI az
Tile c0id and fh0RybfIeJg gaze him
H. sprang 70 fnlsiffcE'i trumpet c1!E.
BAT back tho radeiJ d-Ivs him
~ sI0Sr'd srifh 5pirif pure ard high
-fld ~ u p r. IJos 7Uffh z HlsI'iEg e5st
'TTaII EgeIk md need. sadHsi5.
n, uagtf, With an sri'g t.Ii an Ken,
70 rilsfl o Ha1e HaHgn
BrrsP4iJd ~ me p-laA, the cod aEl near,
~, ceis'< La 5 80. 70 Pis4nre's lsuerf.
hE' EEss him psfs.H Z chaiics.
AriJrgU hsr aHvIrg " nah " fs-agrs
7.rJ gilHS4 iAs giH " malice.
n. jslt, that clIyu sfIif. 7ysI zone,
IhIfhtpsI Tyers ctf!fd md biaHr8,
r ~ bang VyeIriiy ifEpsr'd rH
~ GirkHsii. g5hils ii il5f.ds
n fErE' q 70 ~ picture fln-y drr1u,
Hlich ~ Hi'zgFf 7DaHii dlrk-r Hrvcr:
LfsG-fe me sEIHp. Geld grIge ~ ffw,
Ana ~ ffFsbl Tufff fle Y .sH Ftrs.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
NAPLES.
ALGETES.

Advices from Algers, dated July q, state
that the plague has again broken out there, the
victims to which are from twelve to sixteen daily.
The infection was spreading ia the vicinity 81
the CITY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
FOR sale,
From The Keaka1va Spectator.

ErtrsrordiaGry-A gentleman from Mason
co. Va. has very obligingly furnished The fol
lowing singular facts On the 9Th ult. foul
very latge skeletons were found in a field
which had for twenty four years past beer
cultivate in corn. They were deposited id
mound apparently very ancient The ftsl
was discovered by the owner of the field havl
ing plouBhed it up, which induced him 10 make
turheI examination, when three others were
found. The bones are perfectly sound, and
much larger than common; more especially
the skulls, which can he very easily slipped
over the largest mans head. The upper Jaw
bone has one row Of double teeth all round
and the pDder jaw, two teeth only on the left
side, and no sockets whatever 10 the rest OF
The bone were provided by nature for more.
Considei able quantities Of broken crockery
ware, WI b buck horns and bones, bears bone.
and musd lie shells, &C. were found with the
skelelons, and The whole buried 10 lime, two
feet deep
IL IS hoped, that the curiosity Of the INTEL
llgent public may excite them 10 examine the
skeletons1 and furnish u With some interest
ing sPeculations on the subject.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

Great Charity-lt appears from official
documents, that the sum collected the last year
in London, FOR The distribution of Bibles, and
he propagation 81 the Gospel by missionaries
aud others, exceeded Thirteen Hundred Thou
szad Dollars "a sum four times as large a.
he whole annual pull, Stale taxes Of New
Enciand.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
SAVANNAH 0rT q.

SomtumbIeism.-A boarder in the CITY Hotel.
recently arrived from New-York, on Saturday
night, during his sleep, rose from his bed, and
threw himselffrom window in the 4th story up
on the pavement. He was taken up much bruis-
ed, but we understand without breaking a limb
The perpendicular height Of the window from
the street, is upwards ofthrty-five feet and when
all the circumstances are considered, it is really
matter of establishment that he was not killed
on the spot. Such was the force with which he
descended that the impression of his heels is eft
on the flag stone, from which they have COM
pletely broken two entire pieces. Georgian.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

OsGges and Chsrokees The Arkansas Gaz-
cite ofSept. lst. states that the Osages are col
lected-on White River, to the number of about
$50, and have sent in a runner TO advise the
whites to remove their families and property from
among the Cherokees, as they should shortly at
tack the Cherokees, and would treat as enemies
all the whites they found among them. The
Cherokees were alarmed, and were holding dali
Nv councils TO concert measures for their defence.
The Arkansas editor thinks that both nations are
sick ofthe war, and consequently that this threat
ening will end 10 smoke.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
Orphans Court,

Alexandria 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 Copy-1e.te,
\ MOORE, Reg. of Wills.
This is to gius notice,
THAT the subscriber of Alexandra coun-
ty. in the District Of Columbia, has obtain
ed 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 d~ecedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber. passed by the
orphans court, on or before the ED day OF
March next, or they may by law be exclud
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.
MARGARET VILLAINS,
Administrative Of Alex. William.
sept 22 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
Was Committed

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandra,
Il d. G.. on the 9Th inst. as a runaway. a
negro lad, named CHARLES THOMAS,
ABOUT FIVE feel FIVE or SIX inches high, OF a
yellow complexion, about seventeen years
of age; be has a small scar on his upper
lip, and one on bis right cheek, also one
scar on the right side of bis 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,
Buckiey's square. He is indifferently cloth
ed. and states that his mother is free, and
and is recorded in Portsmouth; in the clerks
office kept by Mr.. 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 ROUNSAA ELL, Tailor.
aug 9 .aw2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
Orphans Court,
Alexandria, County,

Alexandria, County,
Sept. Term, 1915
ORDERED, That the administrative OF
Lewis W. Plum, deceased, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors, three tires
a week tor one week inthe Alexandra news
papers.
Copy, Teste,
a. MOORE. Register of Wills.
This is to g,Oe Notice,
THAT the subscriber. Of Alexandria
counly, in the District of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters testamentary on The personal
estate OF Lewis W Plum. deceased. All
persons having claims against the said de.
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scriber, passed by the orphans court, on or
before The 98th day of March next. or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate; and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment. Gi.
ven under my hand this 2slb day Of SePtem-
her. 1921. SUSAN PLUM,
Administrative ofLewis W Plum.
sept "a .3awiw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
HOUSES, LANDS, sc.
For Sale or Exchange.

Twill sell my HOUSE on King
SysA street, at a price much below ITS va
eets lue. or will exchange II for smaller
VsSsproper,y, or for merchandise, 1t
!, adapted and completely fitted 10 every
r~cspec, for a large family, and is well wofIc
Inv the attention OF any person desirous OF
, nermaneHt establishment.
- will also sell that handsomely
EsfsA situated lot. (quarter square, } cor
Esss ner of Fayette and Cameron-sts. OF
81 part thereof, with or without the
- Also the S. w. corner lot on Payne
SYEA& Commerce-sts.; on which there
EesGis a stabie. This lot is deslrahiy
Is.Sgsituatei for imprC Yement.
- Also the two houses aud lots mex
EfsaA above the corner OF Payne. Oh Kline
Esss} street. This last Will be sold low
49, for cash, or a purchaser may choose
their own time by payment Of an annuity =
Terms OF the whole may be made accom-
modating. Jas .. oCo!t.
april3 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
Orphans Court,
Alexandria County,

Alexandria County,
Sept. Term, 1921,
ORDERED, thai the executor OF John
Ramsay. deceased, do give the usual no
lice to debtors and creditors; three times
a week, 3 weeks in the Alexandria news
papers.
A. MOORE, Reg. OF Wills.
Til, is 10 gipe notice,
THAT the subscriber, of Alexandra
county, in the district of Columbia, has ob
tanned from the orphans court OF said
county, lelters ,estementary on the estate
of,John Ramsay, late of the county atore-
said, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, to the subscri.
Der, passed by the Orphans Court on or be-.
fore the 22d day Of March next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate-and those indebted thereto are
required TO make immediate payment. Gil
ven nnGer my hand this 22d OF September,
1891.
COLIN AULD,
Executor OF John kamsay, deceased
sept 22 3aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
District OF COlumbIa,
Alexandria Cnunty. set.
May Term 1891, 18th Day.
IN CHANCERK.

may IeFUl tO<i, fOtu Jay.
IN CHANCERK
Isaac Robbins. Administrators Of Thomas
Towers, deceased--Compiainant.
Against
Thomas Clagett, John p. Dulany, and Jcs-
Sc Brown--Dtfendants.
THE defendant Thomas Clagett, not hav.
ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute. and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing TO the
satisfaction of the Court. upon affidavit fled,
that the said defendant, Thomas Clagett, is
not an inhabitant of this District, on motion
of the Complainant by his Counsel, it is OF.
dered, that the defendant Thomas Clageit,
do appear here 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. Dulany and Jesse BrowI,
DO not pay away. convey or secrete the debts
by them owing to. or the estate and effects
in their hands belonging 10 the said absent
defendant, Thomas Clage,t. 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.