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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30
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FOREIGN.
LATEST IRON ENGLAND

NEw YoFK. M7foh % THE packet ship CORES
Captain ID, t''si, arrived this morning from Liver
mont "h, -cS abe s.ilsd the 25,h of Frbrusry
bN 'hs arriv u fhe Editors nf The Commercial Adj
vct'ser have received files OF London papers TO be
23d OF february, and Liverpool to the 24'h inclusive
lhe late hour, (haf past IL o'ciock) AZ which we
received our papers, renders Impossible for us Ia
make much use oi them in for this evening y
paper.
Loud Chief Justice 6 ford ia appointed ",o acr
~ Lord Chancellor, aud Lord Keeper, IN the House
ui Lords, ~ the absence Of The Lord Chancellor
ihi> Commission rev"kes the appointment Of SIR
Thomas Ahho', Chief Justice Of The Kings Bench.
bearing dane Mach 5, in the 59b Of the late King TO
act As Deputy Speaker"
The decree OF the king of SpaIn and The COM
mens Of The Paris papers thereon, have caused =,
grea, panic on the London Exchange. They say
The British government must now declare whether
rs" Souh American States are, or are not, indepen
dert
The creek Lorn.-Thc following is the first para
grarh "i The Prospectus for the Greek Loan Of
68OOOO0. " After struggle Of three years. distin-
guished by series of triumphant success the iudp-
pendence Of The Greek nation has been established,
and there - prob ability Of IFS speedy recogni
ton by The different Powers of Europe. The Pub
lie, therefore, will not I've surprised that the Senate
Of Greece should nave determined 10 raise a I.nnn.
assist bringing the pending confesi 10 - lust and
hsppy conclusion The Executive Power, has IN
consequence by virtue Of t.elr authority appointed
hlessrs Joaoes Oriandps, and Andfess Luriouis,
Commissioners, with foil powers carry this ini-
pnrrAnt object into effect" Here follow the terms,
&c
On The 2oh of Feb Mr. Huskissou presented a
petition from The Manufacturers Of Liverpool, pray
ing Tor reduction of the dnues on Tobacco Pc.
tItion also presented from the Merchants Ira
lcrs, Factors, &c. OF London, againg tie duty on
m.ofied wool.
Dutch and Brussels papers to the 21sl of Feb. had
reached London. The Russian Government ha.
taken measures 10 forward with al possible speed,
The 1espntchcs may have 10 send 10 VI Mnziacky
~ CONSTITUTIONAL They are nc sent direct 10 the
Governor Of N"w Russia, ~ Odessa. 80 be forward
ed without DELAY 10 Copsantinople. n laws Of hot
SEES 10 he ready on tie road from OIessa 20 81
Putersb0ro ior tho hearers nf those dispatches
The difference between the late Sr Iho's NJ .r
liud ADD Prince Mautocotdaio, arc undecided. IN,
former dom nded the release Of the Turkish prison
"rs aiken on tie lonian territory aud conveyed q,
Oissoongh MAurocordato refuses ~ comply. I've
''use they hid right 10 pursue the Turks wher,
hey had fed and they were taken = spot enti G.
/ ly uninliabued.
LoNDoS, Feb. 19.-The King has been pleasc,
~ renit he sentence of deauh Of the Court Martin
no M''siouar, Smith ~ Dcmarara (which senteoc
bad been accompanied by \ fecomuen dation Co
merry, on he part Of the Cour.) and to drer' Nv.
he should be Dismissed liom the Colony, aud be call
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30
PRICE OF STOCKS
les at ductioH yesterday by j. N lunch.
EDUCATION

MRS OhlADDlN, late Of Phi!adelpha resnee,f,IIv in
w i"rns the Citizens of Richmond vicinity thai
sue lnterds opening FEMALE ACADEMY Il. this rtv
ON me hrst day OF April next hni,r
houses and adjoining his dwelling, Shockoe Till in
winch VIII be taught the following branches: Orthograpy
reading writing, arithmetic, English grammar geoe rapy
history, my biology, bellies letreS and natural ,ihio.o
phy al dollars quarter 6 dollars per session of
hVe Months French 8dnars per Or dollars per se,-
sioni Spanish dol airs per Or dollars per session
sewing working muslin, and marking dollars per or or
dollars per session; embroidery gold ard also on mus
IN IN colours for ornamental pieces lin new styIe and
ended WIN much less expense than the satin pieces and
nonrng dollars per - dollars session; draw
ing ana painting dollars Or dollars per session
the ART OF making artificial flowers fancy baskets rgork
ana variety OF other fancy works dollars per ar or b
seSsiOn. - f''' ~ "'""'S per
She begs leave To acquair the public that she woud no
wing 10 receive and instruct permanent pupils AZ the
above prices from o'clock, A. NJ until g. p M and Ike
WISE tbat sue intends To- class ladies' no
attend other schools in the fore part Of the day from
CLOCK IN the afternoon until s, propornnate pricrs-
one would In Ike manner he willing give married ia
dies and others private lessons in French Spanish md The
ornamental branches, c their respective dwellings
iny and systematically educated, aud has bad eonsder
ne experience in teaching and feels confident that she ca
90 Justice to such pupils may be entrusted her
Respectable references bp made MS In character
competence She be Major Tompkins' Board.
N b. She will he assisted If necessary iy her husband
man OF letters in The laborious duties Of the Acade-
my This gentleman WILL likewise il required instruct
The yourg ladies of the academy other useful and popuar
out making any additional charge.
March So to- 81
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N0T,ICE

'HE public are respectfully Informed that have place
nj confinement here slaves will be safely krpt for any
length o time and conveyed from any part Of the
state on the shortest notice and moderate terms Those
who may be pleased me with their slaves Tor
SAFE Keeping may he assured that the attention will
I've PAID 10 Them At TIE following rates of board u cents
per DAY each for receiving and releasing 50 cents have
also, adjoining said house accommodations Tor large mum
her OF slaves who would need conhncmen-charge for
eaeh 70 cents per day, Ur children ~ cents no charge for
rsceivhg or releasing Gentlemen who purchase slaves
'ns market and inis them 70 charge have them
conveyed from auction any part corporation free Of
ehren'e by NJ james Francis who employed 10y re
attend To ihe business Under my supcrincn1nc4 and al
ways may We ousd Is hot,e iincon Quarter Branch
~ tue neighourho1d Of mr. William Fletcher and Nr Jas.
a. Grant.
1f Gentlemen who arc engaged nv purchasing selling
slaves, may hnd to their advantage 10 call ~ above
Richmond March 80 JOHN n pRENTTS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

with difficulty tcp, Il in Subsection. T.
January II ras Intended To publish in Miss,
i"'ghi ilr Greoian Chronicle, and in futur
therefore, the inflammation fom Cir. Gee wi
." Nor" resu'a aid more L. be depended or
II EnSla,'d, the Cause of GREECE is dali.
gaming ground. and any ,l:o venture iu az
pos" ". do SO with duvucast eyes Ltcatise
siiry know that their purp"s,.- are wrong"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30
NEW GROGERY

TosEPII A. WEED (recenhy ofibc 5rm Of Ro n CHM
VoD has tnken the store doors above the BeIl
Tavern, where he has hand and intends Keeping gem
eral assortment OF GROCERIES, selected pactirury for
quors. ~ ~ ~ ~
Ills friends and the public generally are respectfully in
bic prices ' P
Every article offered shall be pure imported and with
March so IN, ,l,,
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Haluable Renl Esinie al .anctio,1-

~ TUESDAY NXtT, TIE 9th april at II O'Clock N,
- The premises shall con mence sale II lin, very
valuable properly belonging 10 the oflIectar Nc Neil
called AHCtIENS HILL" Containing about 2ST acres
rue Meadow Lot the llll Spring Lot and the M.psiou
House Lot, wlllench be laid OF sold separnelv Tie
held beyocd tbt Hill viii be laid aud sold in
or the whole, MS may suit purchasers.
After which will sell the Island on rysr
lying Contiguous 10 tbe said Archer's hin nerav kr
by the name OF Free Island Flea island and j. son
200 wards in Length, and about so 90 in breadth
Terms OF sale for the above propprty-i, and vears,
ercct equal ihSalnents, the purchaser execrtup bonds
with approved 'ecnriiy nrd trust f reunired-to
bonds 10 rhi nere from The date, The interest TO be re-
miued If the principal I've pructually paid
ROGER MALLORY. sdr,tor
with the will annexed Of N Mcneil. doc
The sale conducted by WB1 NoOuE Z; ~
Petersburg. March 90. tn5 az W.
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MR. GOODACRE

This gentleman, who has given his Astronomical
Lectures wUb 20 much ecl ~ the prtncpal towns Of
G. Britain and some OF the cities " the o. States IS
nov delivering his ~ the theatre Of this CT,
lbs introductory Lecture was grdtui ously given o.
thursday night, and drew a crowd oC nehr 1000
spectators. His first regular lecture WAS delivered
on 5aWrdiy night to about 200 persons
Mr.. G.. exhibits his subject mon Az entirely new
rl"h tie illustrates q by The means Of transparent
IS auSiliary diagrams" aud Of very ,pprop,iile ,p-
pira'us-somr Of The last is composed Of transparent
sc"nery-and his orrery presents the appearance Of
Illuminated balls, representing The heavenly bodes)
revolving perpendrulaily ~ fctenr otbts and win
d'hereni vfnriues around transparent sun. All Of
his al1"r"lps is on very large scale his vertical
transparent eluran, for instance, preseutsa Zodiac
wuh the circumlefeace of 80 feet This mode Of
illustrating the size, the distance, aud the vcocities
q" the heavenly bodies upon = irge scale is much SUI
pcrior 10 I've customary study Of cuprayings n
.trikcs the senses, aud makes deeper in,prese ION
upon the memory. With The aid oi books bia as
economical lectures calculated 10 ninke familiar
some oil 'he elementary truths OF Vely sublime sci
/ ence, % the miads OF AL persons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30
NINIhN FTNKNEl,
Clerk Of The Council of Nd.

WAsHINGToN, March 25-The Supprnr
CouRr of the United States adjomned YES
| tcrday, after an arduOus Session of sly
weeks, during which, sxiy-three of the cases
on the docket were disposed Of The whole
number of cases on the docket, n, the com
nencrment of the session, was one hundre d
aud eighty. There therefore remain ON in q
docket one hundred ard seventeen cases vet
TO be- disposed of, notwithstanding the unusual
portion of business despatched at the present
term. 1t is not probable that greater num-
Der than has been despatched at this term,
can be heard AT the next term so that. of Inc
CASES yet on the docket, something like one
nan cannot possibly have hearing under two
years from this time.
This delay of Justice is owing TO the copsti-
tuition OF the Court and not TO those who
compose II, whose laborious attention TO the
duties devOlNing on them is too well known To
make II necessary for us to state il. The
Judges are obliged TO separate now, in order
| 10 90 aud hold Courts in their respective
Circuits. Some remedy for this delay of
justice, almost amounting TO denial of II. is
obviously necessary. Whether the proper
measure is To be found in either of The bills
before Congress on the suhject-for there is
oneln each House, we cannot undertake Ia saw ::
bnf 1t IS certain that il is within the power of
Congress, and of Congress only. to provide a
remedy, and that the evil is increasing every
day. 1N,n Int
March 27.-The Debate Yesterday SET in
upon the principle of the bin for revision of
the Tariff of Duties on Imports and the De-
| hate is to b. continued to day. Whether the
great struggle is now to be made which is to
decide, in its result, the fate of the bill ar
whether the Debate Will again break off into
Skirs1ishes on IFS details, we cannot saw. Our
impression is, that the details Of the measure
are not such, at present, To satisfy either its
friends or It's adversaries. The duly on mo-
lHsses, lately inserted in the bill, il is said, will
lose II some friends but, if the final question
shall ever be arrived at, we still think the bill
VIII pass the House of Representatives We
w'sh we could see any prospect of its being
shortly disposed of, there being many matters
OF much Importance before the House of Re
representatives., which are overIaid by It, H.
appointment by The President, by and 10Th The
nduice and consent offhe .Sfnafe.
CHARLES d. COKE. of New Jersey, TO be
Consul of the United States, for the CITY and
Kingdom OF Tunis. fU
Maryland Electors In the Baltimore Dis
n'ct, GEORGE WARNER (for J. @ Adams as
Presidentl is announced as "A Candidate for
Elcctor.
In the frederick District, DAVID ScHNE-
BLY, tfor j. Q. Adams and SAMUEL RING
GOLD (fnr Henry Clay are announced as can
didatrs for the Electoral office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

VIZ subscriber respectfully informs The public and the
citizens Of HirInond and Manchester fha he has en-
gagged the large and cOmmndtous buildings bclongtnr 10
and near the CITY Conrihruse. F -
he proprrtors h'sc contracted, to commence n,n,ed
COiHplnte. " ''s" ''@
Tue msn gart u the brildrr viii he opened and kept
As" ETetl hDAHbNH HOUSE, under the md attsn-
t'on oi manager end servants well scqu1nted with he
business uFnUemen from the country hnvue business 70
Snu ,onsnieni and I've accommodated with board Nv the
be Kept on the premises
wing the building will be fitted ~ an ACADE-
" W. pau ~ winch Viil he insured in n few
offered Tor the consideration 81 III, public. Until tbe a
cHnemy snail he carried into operation. fie Subscriber ~
receive pupts and undertake o. instruct them several
males. ID " -"-
Gentlemen who in favor Of establishing an hesd.,sy
w The perop s Of he Old Dominion on an efficient d. e.
~, ana permanent plan no
The subscriber 10 his undertaking. invited ~ corrur l.
cate viii him thc subject CnfLEs TFUEt5I "
March 50 tc- r.
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COMMISSIONERS OF VIRGINIA AND
MAJiIA Nh

Thompson +. Mas ~. (ni Alexandra. J HE
rome l.. Opie, tof Jefferson county, and Her
man Boye, (of the city of Richm"nd) Esqs.
have been appointed by the Executive of vi, :
gina, Commissioners Ia settle, in conjunction
With General William II. Winder, Col. James
Boyle, and Colonel T.. #. Chambers, the Ma
ry'and Commissioners. the boundary line, or
that part of it in dispute hetwr.n the two
states. NlNiAN PINKNEY,
Clerk of HE (ou,c,f NJ m ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

lie Philadelphia papers say, hat General Jack
son is about 70 accept Of The vaion of some oC the
citizens Of that place, aud viii pay them ysi IN he
course OF the spring. The Boston Courier has
- heard % ini'msted that The General may possibly
extend h.s journey u0rihward, rs fM az Bnsio1 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30
GRAND NATICNAJ. LOTTFRy

The drawing of the scheme being ,nst over I've
hasten 10 inform our readers of the resrli.
Mr.. Calhoun, who owned sixteenth Of a ticket
whh that inpatience incident TO youthful anxriy
rushed eagerly 10 the wheels, and drew II
blank.
Nh. Clay drew the Palm NJ Eioqvsnee.
Nj Adams the prize of LiterahTe
Cen Jackson obtained the Warriors Prize--a
HGtioH'S grG,itndei
Aud M. Crawford drew The Grand Capital Prize
Of The PRKsIDgScY!
u All lie przes were sold At thar truly fortunate
LUuery Office kept by line .3metican peopie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

TUE subscriber Wishing close Bis account. md intend
y lug hereH ~ 90 devote himself the rrofeesior in
whch he IS Hboutto 60 engage oilers Tor on low terms
euhcr Tor cash or ~ short credit oil his REAL ESTATE
consisting Oi snail trn about miles above WaucIeeter
nnd one from Wfsih"m Ferry With Improvement nearly
completed TOR the accommodation Ofs family ard ms
small tact intended mill about ooe iils sb,Vs ~
chester ard gn improved ocre lo 'he Hit betWeen
chelsea and this city An advantageous pufchase Of he
whole or either part 81 this property be made hv On
one "non " may SUIT OHILES TEF REtL. >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30
MIR. FLETCHER.

series Of articles is publishing in Nashville Wing
under the head Of the Specked Dwarfp They are from
the pen OF Mr. Fletcher. They all we'll written The
following is one of his Jr dEpr which is not just 10
MIR Calhoun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

AT large sale yesterday of Stocks, to wind
np the Hairs of the Marine Insurance Compr-
ny OF tlis city, the Farmers Bank stock bro't
rom 70 t" II 30-Virginia Bank stock, old,
from rs 70 TO Il neie, 83 20 50 30.
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~ ~T'F = WTtW WTTTTF -TTtTIT. Ill
Coz e 80

Lottery . Exchange Office, IA diarkef sirees.
BAIT more.
where the great capal prizes il both tie oteres
were ere sold, and WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZFS HAVE
N nSE sN,v OBTAINED THAN At ANY OTHER pFFicE
orders rom any part OF the United States Oy mail most
OF 10y private conveyance, enclosing the cns ar pri-
yes 10 any OF the Baltimore lotteries will meet The e
prompt and punctual attention. as if on prrsenai opnIic
- 80 - l. Ir RI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

tContn.tnicnted1
MAhRlEDl-on Thursday the IIih instant bv the Rev
Henry Z Keeling, Mr. JAMES OLIVER, of Caroline IL
Mrs. ELF ABETl LONG of this city. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

E-The Baptist Missionary Society of the CITY of Rich
wond viii hold their Annual Meeting First Bapi>.
hurch IN said city, on Saturday sd OF April Meeting
by the Rev a BToaddus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30
We publish the following as we received il.

Communicated
We requested BY the citizens 10 invite
NEE ing oi he citizens nj Richmond and He,,rico
Capitol %" ls'Sdos the 7h APrit at O'Clock, take
der ton, the p'opriety the call of a CONVEN
rIoN, TO revise the Constitution OF Virginia "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-30

(--}7The GREAT CAPITAL of g Ieo 600
besides the : 20 ooo OF 5000 &C. III undrawn
CoHEN'S OFFICE, Baltimore, March 25 1924
Grand .Sf0ie LOHty of .UaIyiand.
18Th DAVIS drawing,
No. 1855 prize Of 500
1895 prize of So
~" iSo prizes on
1T rms days drawing has still further increased the n.
traction ~ this spenid lttery'he Whole abe caritaI
the maeeii cut capital of ~ -
900. @G1O BSGEERwS
with 2no0o. Of 10000 OF 5000, 7 OF 1000 DOLLS &C.
and hre all liable 60 be drawn next draw n birh
VIII lake place on Thursday the 18th May, which affords
s chanc Tor those not yet supplied procure
~ s most important crisis OF the scheme Tv drawings
only ren,in 10 complete iiPrcsent price of tickets
hole Ticket : 20 90 o. ter 5
Hall q Icirb,Ls
To be Ind u,nrrrntcH ,,r,lr.-r., ~ ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-31
Charles County Court,
March Term 1924


ON application to the Judges of Charles
" County Court, by petition IN writing
of James 6. Moran of Charles county, for
the benefit of the Act of Assembly for The
relief Of Insolvent Debtors, passed al No.
vember session, 1905. and the several sup
plemeDts thereto, on the terms mentioned
thereiD,a schedule OF his property and a list
OF his creditors, on oath, so far as be can
ascertain them, being annexed to bis PEI
tition; and being satisfied by competent
testimony that the said James 6 Moran
has resided two years Immediately prece.
ding the time Of bis application in the
state OF Maryland; and being also satisfied
tnal the said James G. Moran is in actual
confinement for debt, and for no other
cause; and the said James q. Moran bav
ing entered into bond, with sufficient Sc
curity, for bis personal appearance 10
Charlesi County Court, to answer such ale
cations as his creditors may make against
him-It is therefore ordered and adjudged,
that the said James G Moran be discharged
from imprisonment; and that by causing a
copy of this order to be inserted in some
one of the newspaper edited in the District
of Columbia, once week for two months
successIveIy, before the third Monday in
August next, he give notice to his credi-
tors to appear before the said Court, al
Port Tobacco, in said county, on the said
third Monday in August next, for the pur-
pose of Recommending trustee for their
benefit, and to show cause, if any they
have. why the said James G. Moran
ehould mt have tha bonof1t of tho several
insolvent laws Of this State. as prayed.
Test. John BARNES, CPk.
july 10 en-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-31
James S. Gunnell. M. ID.
DENTIST,

RESPECTFULLY offers his services
II as Dentist, 10 the citizens ana VlsI
tors Of the District of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
WASHINGTON Georgetown AleIanar7a
DR.. Sim DR.. C Worthington DR.. Semmes
r Nav p. Warfeld Washingto
Cntbusb Henderson Richards
Hunt N w. WorthIngton Fitzhugh
SewalI Bobrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen. John Mason, Richard B. Lee,
ESQ. Col. A. Henderson, George Graham,
ESQ Rev. Or. A. Hunter, DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9th and 10th streets w on the same
square with Mr., Gunton's apothecary shop
Washington, Oct 7th, 1929.
h+Dr. Gunnell may be consulted at
Mr.. Clagett's hotel, in Alexandria, every
Friday, from 8 A NJ. until 9 2. NJ. lex
cept during the sessions OF Congress. -
Aliletters addressed TO DR.. q in Washing
ton, or left at CIageft's hotel will be pune
tually attended to, IawtI
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-31
Charles County Court,

March Term, 1894.
John Ferguson, John B. Wills, John Ede'
len and William Thompson, surviving
obIgees of Edelen, Thompson T. Co.
and Samuel Chapman,
P.ERSUS
Lot Mason, and the heirs of William
Brawner,
TNHE object of the bill plead in this
4 cause is to obtain decree for tbe sale
of the real estate of William Brawner, for
the payment OF bis debts. The bill states
that the said William Brawner is dead,
leaving among others the following heirs,
who are minors TO wit: Ann BrawDeT,
Elizabeth E. Rrawner, and John A. Brave
ner: and il appearing TO the Court that
the said Ann, Elizabeth, and John A.
f3rswner are not residents OF the state oI
Maryland, II as therefore ordered and ad'
Judged. That the conplainants, by caus.
ing copy of this order to be inserted
once week tor twelve, successive weeks,
in the Alexandra Gazette newspaper, De-
fore the first Monday in November nex':
give notice of this bill and its objects, ina!
the said absent defendants may. appear ~
this Court on the said first Monday 10
November next, to shew cause II any lpey
have, why decree should not &c paS'eI
as prayed. w.
John G. Chapman, Solicitor for COM
Test JOHN RARNES Clerk.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-31
District of Columbia.
County Of Alexandria, to ait

COUHty " dteGuRuTsG, 20 Uat
May Term, l8s4--93d day.
IN CHANCERY.
Craven P. Thompson & Israel P. Thonp.
son, joint merchants and copartners in
trade, under the firm of e. & |. P.
Thompson Compliments.
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan-D.tdn
THE defendant John A. Jones not hav>
i ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and rules
of the Court; and it appearing to the 50,
tislaction of the Court upon affidavit filed.
that the said defendant John A. Jones is
not an Dhabitant of the District OF CoIum,
bia-on motion of the complaiDants By
their counsel. it is ordered, That the said
John A. Jones do appear here on the Fint
day OF next November Term and enter bis
appearance TO this suit, and give security
for performing the DEGREES of the Court;
and that the other defendant Lloyd Logan
do mol pay away, convey or .ecree The
debts by bin owing to, or The estate or
effects in bis bands belonging to The said
absent defendant John A Jones, until lbe
further order or decree of this Court; and
that copy Of this order be iorba ilh pub.
lished Tor two months successfully in one
OF the public newspapers printed 10 The
town oil Alexandria, and that copy b..
also posted at the froRt door of the Court
house of said county A copy.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, C C.
iuIy Is On