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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

Aleftrr from Jeremie, 20 the Editors Of the
Boston Palladium, dated Oct 81, mentions that
two pirates, being part OF the crew who robbed
an Indiecne brig, and murdered al hands on
board, were shot a few days previous, at that
place.
. We have a report from Guadaloupe, by the
way of Martinique, that i has been very sickly
at the former place lately--that upwards Of 20
persons had died in day--The disease is said
to have been imported and we are happy to
hear a the last dates the disease had abated
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
THF CAUSE or THE GRFEKs

Has been considered with much feeling In sew
eFai Of our principal seaporss, and We are glad
70 notice, has elected something more substan-
fial thar fair words and soft speeches in then
favor Contributions are making for their re-
lief in Philadelphia, New York, New Haven, &C
In New York among other expedients 70 raise
money for this purpose, we End Bachelors
Ball projected. In Boston a general meeting d
the citizens 20 take the subject into c0Hsdera
ton was called on Friday evening last.
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TO BE SOLD. as Public Nendue. cn
WEDNESDAY. ihe a4th of December
current, at DO O'Clock. A M ~ thr Bicrkma-
kers shop, lately orruried by EnwAEn CAsEs,
deceased,
All the Stock i'm said SHOP
consisting of o6z shcayeu Blocks "a nFper
Pump Boxes $50 Pinr ata Bleck SHELLS u
quaaiify Of Sleeves Iron CoFs, Dead Eyes,
Hand Spikes, Pump Noses - our IONS LignuEn-
vitF, and a variety of other articles usually made
70 Bi0ckmsker's shop--Aiso, y variety "A
TOOLS, suitable f0r Pump and niorhmakarz--
All belonging 70 tie Estaie ~ TIE lafe Epwxrn.
CApEs, deceased
HyIcrIns n TIE Sale
ELIZABETH cAFFN, Errrutrfr.
r. FLETCHER, .4nrfy.
Portland, Dec rs, 1879
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Horses, Colts, Cofra and CIfH.
Oa WEDNESDAY nsss. Decsnsber ~, lu front
M The FahefrihxFs AnrtiBn 0Ncs. E4rhhAEf
Nj u'rADrk,
One black fast lrotfing HORSE.
I Wo FIRE three year Old COLTS, part
IN broken end wary kna.
? two year old Ditto.
Three COWS.
Three yoke III excellent working OXEN M ha
sold o. : credit ct three nonfha, to- appfosed
iRdorsea nrtrs
ATWOOD & cUNcY, Aacsr-
December 4p
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JUST RECETTrED BY
TITCOMB & SUMNER.
U.h10N-ROW, Middle sfrtei.
CTPEIkFfNE black a. blue ER0ADCLOTEfS
- and cAsSEsfERES
Dab and mixd DO. do
Cashmere sHAWLs;
BObdBaZETTS
Large sire crimson and Mazarine blue MAN
TIES;
GRAPE DRESSES; black. white and borders
Zsiia HANDKERCHIEFS
PLAIDS dark plaid CALICOES;
cAMRRIcs ! supeFhne, plain and kgur'd MUS.
Inns;
GLOVES
HOSIERY black silk CRAVATs
Fashionable black silk VESTING
Sewing SILKS Habit BUTTONS, &c. &c.
Dec 20, 1923
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
VESSELS SPOKEN.

Nsv. II, off Cape Nichola Mole Three Brothers,
Sanbourn, Of Maine. IL days irOm New York. ior
Por-au-PIince.
Nov. 10. lat. 81, long. 50 IL. Liberty, Emery, 10
days from Kennehunk. for Barbados.
Nov. u, of Egg Harbour, schr. Milo, Of Camden,
for Philadelphia
Capt Foster, at Boston. from Surinam. spoke Nov.
~ Iat. IS. long So ~, Uuion, Purrington a days
from Bath. for Barbados, very leaky. and a brig
from Halifax, for Demersn--5th inst. lat. IS ! .
long. SO IL. saw brig steering ; ). Z. with v.
on her foretopsail-l4th, South Shosl. W.. N. w.
schr. Comet, Jordan, DAYS from Thomaston, for
w. Indies.
Nov. rs. LAT 81. lon as. brig Ida, of Kennebunk,
80 days from Matanzas, ior Charleston probably
the Eyder. fran Malaga for Charleston.
Dec. a. lat 81, long. 10 30. passed brig Statila.
hence.
Dec 4, of Charleston Bar. brig Byron, Of Ken
nebunk from Port au Prince for Wilmington.
of the Capes Of Virginia 10th inst schF. African
from Saeo for Alexandra.
Dec. u. lat 40 long 90, brig James Monroe.
hence for Havana.
Lat. "a, Ion rs, no date, schr EnteTprize, hence
with loss Of part Of deck load. Schr. EnIerprize.
Of this pori. is reported Al ST. Thomas last
New York 10 ?
MEMORANDA.
The Orono. Gordon. Tor 81 Ubes, sailed from
Amsterdam about 10 days siuce-ship Gen. Lingan.
-
Al Bremen Nov. z. brig Rchmsnd, Endco,,. for
Lisbon in 10 days.
AT Demerara Nov. IS. brig Lion. Burns. Bath.
The Sussa, from Ponlsnd, as at Trinidad 24ih
nlt
At St Pienss Nov. Is. schrs Catherine, 3. adley
hence for Nilmingtoni Emery r. Lucy. scarboro,
tor Folly Landing.
Al i, Thomas Nov. 4, brig Annah, Stephenson,
Of Biddeford from Mar. disch. sch. Two Sons.
Stevens Of this port, do. Wm- Dawson. MilIiken,
of Frankfot, DO.
A, Gibraltar. Nov. 9, Sarah MorrsIl, Freeman,
from Boston, in quar- TIE Eyder of Kennebunk
FROM Malaga. for Charleston, passed same Jay, and
was parted co. with So houn cut. Of Cape 81. FIn-
cents
ST. ubes. Nov. 8. Jane, Patterson, Of Ksnue-
bunk. Tor Boston. 20 Baltimore. Moody. Of This
Pon. New York, re.
AtAax Cages, Nov. Ie, Hercsles, johnson, Of
Bath. fof New Orleans In n few days
The Cumberland. Leaviri. OF this port, fer Cadiz,
sailed from Rotterdam. Nov. 8.
The Columbus. Perkins, Of kenaebunk. for Vera
Cruz. 10, was al Liverpool. Nov. 8.
Brig Union. Smirh Of KennebUnk. foe Cowes
sailed from s. Jagn de Cusa. Nov IL.
Al s.. Jago de Cuba. Nov. II. hng Susanpah,
Stevens, Of TINS port for Trinidad in days. There
had been an embargo at 81. Jsso De Cuba, for II
days
A. S. Kius. 2zd alt brig AgenOra, for Keuns-
bunk. in 5 days
At s.. Pisres. Nov. 81, brig 30 days from Dam
eriscotfa. and two schrs. una.
At sasiaam, nov. "a. brig Palaiox. Fisr. 70 sail
Ia n days. the Venus. Emery. sof Boston. sailed
fgsn Samoan, 10 or II days before.
At tashon. about 6sh OH bEig Moro. Gordon. OF
this post unc.
sailed tom csxhasen. oct T. Essex. Wise.
West Indies.
Arat a Ge8rre's Bor. Nov, rs. Washington,
n fs4.sI.
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NJ LOSS or TIE ELTzaBETFF

The brig Elizabeth. Capt. Charles d. Gardner
from N. YORK, for this port. IN Winter Harhor
in the snow storm On Menday morning last AT s
O'Clock, Monday evening SIZE dnited the rocks
parted both cables. and filled. The crew remained
on her side tin O'Clock IN the morning. when tI,es
were taken of BY the Custom house ofIcer at that
place.
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DOLLARS.

IGTTUATI0N WANTED. A young man.
- well acquainied with the Grocery Business
would Ike 10 get . situation I'm sore IN fown,
for SIX or seven months one would Be pFefcrec
where considerable business u transacted
Please 70 enquire a the Czzsise 0Sea.
Portland. Dee II. 1RN2
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ton. 10 incur permanent debt. As = measure Of
seenrty 10 the goverameni, o. for che convent
enes oil monied afisloeFaey. Our safety j.
fouadea on the atischment u the people % To-
situations az rnseFnraent Of their own Deliberate
choice. and fsr their own personal happiness, =
wen a. general rood, and can never be endan.
gered 80 long ~ the nation i true 10 ITSELF
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

THE CREEKS Letters 70 the editors
Of he New York Spectator, from their cor
respondent a. Smyrna. The latest dated sept
20, state thai ths Affairs et Crscs ioers going
on srsL. aud that Ihey bad obtained some i'm
poriant successes n Romelia. The feet
had remained idle al simmer. The tapiaif
Pacha was. by the last accounts, al Mytelene
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

bT1t1aS1C1ck ff0tek Tor Sale.
IN WEDNESDAY the seventh dar VI
~ 3snnary next, Al . O'Clock, A. M. viii be-
sold ny AUCTION, upon thr premises. nv order
II the Court 81 Common Pleas. all che Real As.
tate ~ Isaac DowE, bate az Brunswick. Enn-
holder, deceased, cohsisting Of piece Ell land
IN said Brunswick, IN TIE immsdiate vicinity 81
the College, bounded rs follows, VIZ Beginning
n The corner formed BY Biaine-sfrcet and TIE
Bath Turnpike, thence running Eastrrly en- aid
Turnpike - rods, thence Soufheny 70 land
owned BY the Trustees OK Brunswick COLLEGE,,
~ a point l3 rods distant from Nalne-st1erf,
thence Westerly by said College land 10 Maine.
Street, and thence Noriherly On said Street 10
The frAt boundary with the TAVERN HOUSE,
SHED, STABLE, and other Buildings thereon,
being the wei known stand tately eceupica "
the deceased.
CONDF7I0.N'S-Ten prr eens earnest snd d4s
remainder NJ any time within thirty days, Deed
70 be delivered the lsst paymrni shc tiss ron
ey advanced 90 be Fhs only frieitufe IN case the
purchaser shall decline making any further pay
mcnt after the FIRST.
DAVID CURNEY.
EBENEZER EVERETT, slAnA'A MI
Brunswick, Dec. II, 1929
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49,. - HIs town, MFk MARs, wife az Mr. Peter
49, sss Ian sne Daughter Of Capt Elisha Jordan, Of
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APpies and Cider.



On Saturday, IONA Jarunrv mart, III ~ pass \
o'eIosk, ?. " q 0Bire, .ho-5. csnirai Kos, Fsrs
Street.
DETERS Admiralty Reports, . vols ;
Marshall On Insurance, Y0l. Icb0le's
4 Lefrsy's Reports, va Law journal. 4
vo.; Blackstone's Commentaries, 4 70. Bar.
rows Reportss ) W. Vcsey. bun. Reports,
70 Washington's Reports, Yo.; Bay So.
Car. Reports. 2vo. SaIkeld's Reports. " W.
Harris 4 M'Henry's Reports vos Sruth-
ards New Jersey Reports. 70; Fessenden's
Law Of Patents; Espinasse Oh Esidence. Y
70 Phillips Evidence, 2 70 Mumford's
Virginia Reports, 4 W. Taunton's Reports.
vo. ; Mauie + Selwyn's Reports, 5 vn-
Barnwell a. Alders0n's Reports, 4 W.
Brownies Perrin. Reports, vo.; YelveftouI
Reports; Laws Of United States. 70.
Churches Digest 2 w. ChitIyis Criminal
Law, 4 70; Cowpen's Reports. va. Amen-
can Presidents; Csmpbell's Nfsi Prias Re-
ports. a yo-f TyleF's Reports, q s0. Add.
sons Reports; Abbott on Shipping Reeve.
on Shipping GiIbert's Evidence But.
ler's HorR Jurid. Beccana on Crimes
Bayard's Peaks Evidence Willis Reports
South Carolina G. Reports, 2 vo Walker
Dictionary Jobnson's Lives. vols. Gilt
Robertson's Charles W. vo. Thompson,
Chemistry, 4 vo. sc. SIC.
JOHN I'd. GARDNER, Aset'r.
December a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

" AsHINGToH. Dec. r.
We understand that Commodore Hull, will
br Instructed, by the Government to pay :
short visit 10 the Sandwich Islands. at as early
period after his arrival IN the Pacific Ocean
rs the public interest will permit him 70 be alb
sent from the coast Of Chill and Peru. The
Frigate United states. which is the flag ship Of
Com. Hull, will sail from Norfolk in about
two weeks.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23
REMOVAL.

THE Office Of the CHRISTIAN MIRROR i:
removed one door East of the Gazette
Once. or Entr ance on Court Street
where the late publisher Of the PORTLAND
GAZETTE will attend TO the settlement Of
Notes and Accounts with
|PDelinquent Subscribers.
The subscriber is disposed to make due al
lowance on account Of the scattered aud re-
mote situati on of many ofhis former patrons
and exhibit all the lenity which the nature Of
the case calls for but there is point beyond
which forbe arance would expose him to injus-
tice.
TIE Legislature of Maine is soon TO con-
vene 10 this town and each delinquent may
have an opportunity Of forwarding BY their
Representatives the balance due for their pa
pers --tJ-T Those who wish to avail them
selves of this mode of conveyance, and thus
AVOID an unnecessary expense, are informed
that the subscriber will retain their accounts,
without cost, until the 20th day Of January
aezf. Those who defer settlement beyond
that time with view Of making business for
lawyers and magistrates, must not censure
the Printer for the additional expense thus
incurred.
A. SHIRLEY.
Portland. Nov. %, 1898. (6w)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

JANIS BRowy, Of Louisiana, has been ap-
pointed by the President Of the United States
with the advice and consent of the Senate, Il
be Euvoy Extraordinary aud Minister Pleni-
potentiary to France, vice Mr.. Gallasin, re
signed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

Daniel Chipman, Esq Of Mid1lebary, has
been appointed Reporter Of Decisions Of the
Supreme Court of Vermont. Mr.. Chapman
is said 10 be distinguished for his literary and
scientific requirements, and particularly en-
inenl u bis profession.
She that hridleih not her tongue shall
pay fps thousand doiiarsi A lady by the name
OF Mary Patton, has been sentenced to pay eve
thousand dallars at Clarksburg, Pa for SIAN
oering the character of Mr. Eskridge Hall.
John Bigelsw, ESQ. Of Watcrtown, has been
appointed 20 deliver an address before the
Massachusetts Peace Society, on the evening
Of Chriatsras Day
Hd ds0me---Ihe merchants of PearI-Street
have voted 70 present pair Of Silver Vases
TO De Witt Clinton, as a mark Of gratitude for
his eminent and Persevering services IS pub.
lie Benefaciof. They have also offered re-
ward Of 500 FOR the best design Of the Va
ses.
Litsrars.--Mr Coopcr's new novel, The
Pilot. IT is stated In a New York paper will
soon be ready for uhlicanaa.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-12-23

EEfrdcf " letter dated -fesc OriedHs, Nor -.
awe have had quite serious farce here, got
up BY one ofthe black Convicts Of the Prison,
and performed principally by our Mayor and
sheriff, beth Of whom have made themselv e.
quite ridiculous, yet complain not little at
being laughed at.
II appears that the negro in prison was
weary OF his confinement, and pretended that
be was priyy 10 an intended revolt on the part
OF some Of the plantation Negroes--he bad
hoped bv becoming their accuser, be should
be taken out Of Jail, aud thus End some oppor-
tunIiy 70 make his escape. His plans were Ill
devised and worse executed, but they were
not fully developed until the Mayor and sheriff
became dupes, and with desire OF managing
in their own way they refused TO disclose
their viewsuntil they obtained power to raise
a force oil militia, which they dragged into the
swamp, with much1Ailgue and exposure, TO
meet this non existing foe.
Had they consulted some Of orr respectable
citizens 10 doubt they would have been better
advised, but il appears they were 10th TO share
the glory with any one, and they are fully en-
titled TO the ridicule with which they are be-
set
hope nosserifms mischief will grow out Of
this by teachiag the negroes lesson, such as
letting them know they are TO be feared.
Our Presbyterian Church has been sold for
Se0,000--the cost was about S70,000--i do
not know what the views ofthe purchaser may
be, he IS very worthy man Of the Jewish Re
lgiou, but itwoald not astonish those who
knew him il he were to devote 1t gratUitously
90 the worshippers Of Christ--He is quite able
and probably willing to do so."--Bosi Pal.
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sailed f.on Tssis Is.ssa. Ses. e. osise. DEins
wrfTre fag Nrp foFk.
Al & Thonas Nes. -. Dius'ty, e bain' e''eA-
Nm. Dawson. and Llalisna.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

hiit what SAYS Tile gentleman nor > e nnfer
sid that caucus MAS constitutional. - Ia
decd is there no q" splitting of hairs" here p
a caucus is either one thing ort is another
IL IS constitutional orr is not There is no
medium in the thing. Well, if il he upconsli-
,utinnaI, why did Mr.. n. in 1912 Justify il
against those who cliarS,d it as an mconsti-
luiional proceeding : Why does he in his
very last Register explicitly say, - myself
have maintained and Stind preparedto support
dgGsn the old ground held in favor of caucus
snSl when principles aie REQUIRED to"--that
u.s. party principles. What Mr.. Niles Irepar
ed to support measure against the conslltu-
ton of his country MIN. support mea-
sure IN 1912, in the very teeth of the consltu-
ton Oh no-surely not. Then Mr.. Niles
does not deem il Unconstitutional is he
bellevesi il constitutional, "when resnrttd Ia for
pure party purposes" OF course the cunclu-
sion is irresistible.
How stands the case then In 1879, Mr.. n
by strong inuendo doss Justify the cunsti-
tutIOnalyOf a caucus-in / 93, he would bv
inuendo make out that IL is not constitutional
In 1912, he sees nothing wrong ina numina-
ton by members OF congress in their g ndi-
vidual capacities" In 1885, he AYERS that the
Virginia Convention never would have ratified
the constitution SC. if they " had supposed il
possible, that any provision of that ins trument
could be evaded by meeting of the members
9fcongreSs, secretly and exclusively assembled
IN their indipidudi capacities" (the very words
he used in 1919 J
Why this change Is it because the gen
tleman Is "rather dissatisfied with the person.
likely to be) nominated" THE Nat Intelli-
gencer quoted these doclrns of 1919 against
himself-how he attempts to get tower them,
we shall see hereafter.
But enough forsthe present. This is mere
skrmshing. On Friday, we will come on to
the general action.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
RUMFORD ACNOEYIY

consequence OF the Heath of Mr. Edward Ferris the
subscriber mas engaged Mr. COrnriius rwom. To dis
charge he duties, which wOui have performed by lie
"rtH'f ~ heretnfpre advertised hIr TWoulv' est;no-
."S 81 qualification rs teacher. and good department.
Et'th hF mr. Hm sampson Mr. g. Swnmion, and AIR Nat.
II Moore prof OF languages in col Coerc pcntn,rn f
h standing IN The state of New York. my posses
s'" Al completely satisfactory To are added other
c'rticaies from gentlemen Nf the neigboriond i'm which
nc taught several wears past IN Virginia npprohaorv "
is ihelhoh o teaching his mild persuasive manner, mo-
i"''S ara cenemanly conduct. Instruction wilt recon-
ect on the 25ih at this mouth, and continue iii The COIL,
oi ilfcembcr then ter" will he suspension OF stuJies
hi the i3th Of JanunrS 1924 when they will I've resumed
u continue toihc i5'h OF December following, except
summer ninnih> vacation. The subscriber will only sav
or himself H his interest directs attention 10 t.
'"'"ris %! ms HNnii's PATRONAGE Of ma
rrni- and guardians. T-tuS-for TUITION = so lr eard
> LOO in.d q"adeil ~ IN advance WA. RUFFIN.
King William Oc0brr dg-v9,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
WAsHINGTON COLLEGE.

LEXINGTON, w. October 1.-THE walls
0fthe Centre Building of this institution, are
rising with considerable rapidity and it is ex-
pectrd they will be completed, and the roof
on, within few weeks. The ioists on which
The Hour OF the second story is TO be laid, are
now on.
The building is one hundred feet by fifty,
with II ten feet Poriico in front, and contains
besides number of lodging rooms or dormi-
tories, large Common Hail. two Society
Rooms, Two Lecture Rooms, two rooms for
Apparatus, Library Room, Museum, &c
The whole il is xpccied will be- completed
same time next summer.
ThrIodgiug rooms will be very comfortable
and COM eneDt. The apparatus and lecture
rooms, well ada-ted for performing expert
mens in Mechanical and Chemical Ph0so-
ply, and delivering lectures and the com
mon hall IS sufficiently large for public exhibit
tors.
WAsHNeroN, Oct. II Com. Hull arriv
ed in this city, yesterday, on his way to Nor
folk, To take command of frigatp destined 10
the Mediterranean. Nat. Int
MARYLAND POLITICS.
We are very glad To learn from CORES
pondrnt, that the Delegates 10 the Legislature
from Washington county, in the State of Ma
rylaDd, VIII be tdU0T0bie iO the Potomac and
Ohiu Canal, though opposed to the ..Jew-Bl,
and though voted for By those who were OPP
posed also to the Canal. The whole number
OF votes taken in the county was less, by twelve
hundred, than was taken in the year 1921 in
the same county.
Tie Delegates elected in Allegany county
are all in favor the Canal. IU
appointment Jy The President james j.
Wright. of New York, to br Consular Com
mrrcial Agent Of the United States at St Jago
de Cuba.
Francis w. Armstrong, Of Alabama, to be
Marshal for the District of Alabama. ~.
We have received by the Tartar, Curacao
papers OF the goth of. They contain accounts
from Laguira oflhe 9Th. Ii appears that some
attempts at revolt had bceu made at Pasio,
and Santa Martha, and some letters to Spain
had been intercepted which excited much in-
dignaiiOn. A decree hastherefOre been passed
directing tire expulsion of al Spaniards who
have not rendered impoitan, services 10 Co
Iombiu. The 9Th Of Sept. was Fixed cor lheil
departure from Maracabo and Laguira r
the isrmcr only viii remain, and iu the laitcl
only 2 from all other places in COlombi'
they viii be expelled in succession.
The naval force at Lagura, consisted ofth,
Ycoezdcla, &c. Bolivar, sg. Boyaca, p, Urica
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

SEVERAL Young gentlemen qualified to teach the Greek
- Latin, and English, Languages mathematics SC and
one who Is qualified TO couduct respectable English
school wish employment for the next vehr Thee have ali
had some experience in teaching are known to the
aud other testimonials will be granted Them IL required,
SSegr2i 4s-n PETER NELSON. Senior.
P.S'-Address r. Nelson over the Enquirer Once Rich
.l-l, .-
4 n HCEHY.-At court held ior Charlotte county,
L'''lS John Nec"rgo' PtoinfE
William Archer and Prudence his wife, Miles Bottom.
Nancy bis Wife and william $ Iranch and bic, his VIE
The defendants WIN Archer and Prudence NJ. y,if T
wa Robertson nnd Nancy hi, wife, and William Branch
and Dicy his wife having entered er appearanre nc
cording the act Of Assemble and the ,tni - ; go,
nnh appearing 10 the satisfaction ~ the court that tev
not inhabitants Of this state; on the motion ~ te ~
tn by counsel IL is nr,le-,d tt,, tfs Iii ~ W, ,
appear here on the first Monday in fanurv and enter
their appearance and tie piinnns bin and Give
security for pertaining HE decree 90 he court ard that
copy oiis order he inserted in paper printed m The
city Of ichmsnd fOr Two mnnth succesiveiy and posted
az the front door Of the courthouse of This county
ropy-feste, WtNsLOW ROBINSON, g.
Oo,oneI -. 48--w8vF
IL CLAM EBY.-Ai rules heid In lie oi-rE, -fc- OF
Prince William county court for the month OF Sepiem-
Isaac Bridwcl and Mary his wife Edward Homes. vii
lem Manned and Sebha his wife Peggy Homes Thornton
o. Calvert aud ann his wife, and 1imoihy Rridwel and
Lynn" nN VIE COrP'ainnrt,
Richi Ford and Isabella his wife Elizabeth Homes and
rn'lns 0mc' in bis own right and administrator n
Ihunas Homes deceased, Defenf,nge
The defendant Ei1,eib Homes M, bayine cnere he,
'ppeadnee and gsen according TIE of AZ
,eniy and tie rules orths court appearing v ss
nun" edHh b. IS ordered tipt The said Ezabeh Home, do
appear here the first day january coun next and an
"fl he hiu OF DE commitments an tha COPY Of thi.
ed in the city If Vichmond. for iva months su-ee,vc,
and that "n"hcr copg thereof posted the front door
OF tue courthouse Of tis county.
October 81. ''F ''' '' D 81 '. = ana AZ w. e