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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
1COMMUNICATED.
on TIE DE9TH OF T-S IL

Alas. poor fool, what are thy riches now
10 thee il is as worthless, as thy grave
All, foolish man that here didst value gold
More than Heaven, or cen thy precious soul!
OH damned ay rice honors foe twas thst
which turnd Thy beartt TO store, and bsde thee drive
A relative forever from your sight
Ye, siill he bore his sad unhappy fate,
As patiently as job his sore Affections.
Sometimes his heart would utter complaint,
But never once could fad relief from thee.
For thou vert dead to feeling, and thy heart
Cod as the marble ths, nov marks Thy grave.
Bnt rest. twere mean to harbor malice now,
Por thou art bu, the relics OF frsi msn-
Poor harm'ess dust All must forgive thee now.
Peace TO thy ashes and immortal soul!
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DIED,

rnth:s town, 18th ul,no, Mrs Sarah Smith. widow
f Mr. Philip smith, Of Mddetown, aged so years.
At Portsmouth. 2is, uiuno, suddenly, Mr. Come
~, Cssssdy. q native Of Ireland.
IN Providence, 26,h uI,imo, Mrs .ifary Place. Wi.
low Of Mr stafford place, Of Ksst6feensich, aged
sS vcsrs.
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For Sale,

... BY order Of lh4 rxeeut0r, IS
The REAL EST,7T'E Of Joas FaAsEp, Esq. OF
Newport, deceased, viz
On WEDNESDAY, Sept 29,h,
III Public AUCTION, or fhe premises, at II o.
clock, II. NJ. " nor nreviousiy disn0sed Of
at hyfvafc sale, .,'... ...t
HE Houses in Chureh.strcct, in Newport, with
the Lots attached thereto.
On WEDNESDAY. Oct. s,h,
As Public AUCTION, on ne PREMISES. at ,oon,
or not previously disnoSed Of at Private,
sale, ...,., ..,
Two Farms in the town OF Willing
ton, county Of To,and, and state of Come cticutr
commonly known by the name of the Glazier and
Mcintosh Farms. short distance from stafford
Springs The Gazier Farm contains about i2O
acres, and the Mcintosh Farm, 15T acres
Conditions made known at the time and place Of
sale.
For further particulars apply to the Hon WMs
HUNTER, or to the subscriber.
FRANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport Aug ~ 1924 .'..
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Brigade Orders.
Head quarters Bristol, :

Head -y2norferS Bristol,
-.,." $751;. be-. HUgUSt 27, 1924.
THE First brigade of Rhode Island Militia, will
parade for inspection and review on the follow
ing days, viz. .'.,.
The Fourth Regiment-Col William Muenscher.
September 27. 1924
The First Regiment--Col. William N, G IIeme,
September 90. 1924 =,
The Tenth Reaiment-Col. Jonathan Brownelis
September %, 1894 ..&
BY order of Brig Gen. BYRON DIMAN.
MILTON FRENCH, +,
Major and Inspector OF First Brigade.
sent q
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Ancient RELfCC.

IL eycasatiug the earth for o cellar, q, the
s0uth cod Of Beosf Stee,, ou Thursday
morning last, upon land Of Thomas Peekham,
Esq q human skeleton was discovered, pIac.
ed 10 g sitting pos u'c, with us face TO the
west, end having bY its sids stone pipe.
Many o! the bopes we broken to pieces on
being thfown upon Inc ground by the iobo'.
ors, and the skull, which vOo perfect in form,
ctumhIed TO pieces when brought TO the all.
The tiaht high bone, VITA The pipe, were left
2, our oflice, 70 The inspe ytion OF the antique.
Iiau, BY D.. Ri.hmond, Of ,hie tovu, the pso-
prie,o., who inIecds to dsposi'c them among
ihe COLLECTIONS OF me Rode Island His'o'icsl
Society. Prov. Ca.
Sickr.ss --We regtct to bear ,ha, Cis
uessine disesse, which has been termed the
JlR sickness, already prevoils in the Upp-'
Counus. Of Virginia which were visited with
suuh dreadful mortality during the middle
ofiasl autumn. Alexandria Pahsr.
F,vera, Ciaries'on - letter T, ON Charles.
,on, S. &. Aug ls, mentions that a seaman
b.lnpeiag 10 the Maine, OF Boston, had died.
and he Mate WAS sick, and that thee sesmen
had died out OF brig from the Eastward, o.
,oap aide Of The M,ine.
Avg Is.--Fivs new cases one from the
LI,rket ; one, Etliot.si. cue, BsdoG's Alley;
and Two, Ea.t Biy.
Aug l9-TnFee new cases.
Ayg. 2i--One Bew cesc.
ID aths o. Charleston, s c. in the week
ending Aug. 18Th, IS, including, OF bilious
fsvs, :, yellow lever s.
The venerable John Taylor, OF Caroline,
S.n,,or in Congress from Virginia, 10 no
moe. Hi. death sppesrs to have b:en sud.
.en, TWO dsy. previous ,hsretc, he is teprc.
..oied 70 hsro been In hi, usual hesl,h.
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PORT or n

FOX OF NJ "||
BAIhRkL
Ship Anne. Fletcher. rrapani,
Sloop Avoa, Hodges, Boston.
CLB.fREO
Ship Frederiek-Augus,us Bare PaeiG C,.ps
q. Anne, f.stcher. Boston
Brig Hiram, Russell, ST Jag. Cuba
., Union Gale New.or eats
scht Kennebec Trader brook, Bslise tiondt q
:, Merno, burr, Norfolk an Richmond.
Sloop Essex, Burr. NeW.yok
., Avon. Hodges, New London.
., Fly. spelmsn, Albany
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FOR 81 LL,

THE fat sailing brig Abigail,
M1rA Charles Thomas, master, buythen Iso
l7yhT,Sr tens, and a half years old. built o'i
EEE9GN., the bcs, materials aud we'll found in
sails AND rigging, and be to ser with tri-
fling expense. For terms enquire Of the master on
board. at Bulls wharf, or Of l,AIAs CRooxLs, Jr.
on Cshbone's wharf, where lie offers gor sale DECK
PLANK. OF inch, bf the first quality, and III Other
kinds of lumber 1T . fslr price.
Newport. Aug i9. 1894 3w
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.yfEI,fOG i.\Dg

Arrived at Philadelphia, % uliimo. sloop Ami
ra, Rose. from this port.
Arrived at Holmes Hole, 22d ult Lucy Ann, lrom
Rhode Island Tor Ktnnebec.
At Havana, i4th u,imo, brig Bowdoin for War.
ren, ist sept. .,.
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preserDe pour Teetb,
DR.. Appleton,
SURGEON DENTIST.

ReshecffuHy informs Me Ladies and Gen.iee
men Of Ntwhorf, and picfm'y, .
THAT he has taken room, for few days, as
Mrs CQoKs Hotel, where he will attend to-
cleansing and preserving the TEETH, or he will at
tend at their houses, if requested.
tie has furnished himself with great variety Of
Instruments, OF the most approved construction to
facilitate his operations, and having devoted his at
,en.ion exclusively to the above branch, confidently
hopes he shall be able to give entire satisfaction to-
all those who may honor him with their commands.
0J few D,xes of TOOrH.POWbER, a sover.
eign remedy for diseases Of the Teeth aud Gums
Newport, sept g.
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-
SHOE Store.
Josiah o. Burdick,
LADIES' Fmy Shoe Manw0etarey,

j24, THAMES. STREET,
p gsPscTruLLY informs the ladies' of Newport,
AN and its vicinity, that he now has on hand, q
complete assortment of Ladies iS,oe-, consisting OF
Denmark sstins, Gonbe pronel'fs, satin lasting. kid
and morocco Of different coio,s, all made expressly
for retailing. Also, Russia baee,nss. by the piece
or yard English patent thread by the quantity or
single ball; Binding snd laning skins boot webbing
and cords, polished stce. avis snd tacks all which
will be sold cheap for Cash.
Aug 9. 1924.
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DErnolr, Aug. ID.

. II Bloody 8dnie.--A !e,'ef f'om Gteen
B y. da;ed J0'y 81, says" have only the
iuti wing news 20 vritc 1.-Two soldiers,
C,ltk and Wilson, deserted f,nm this post a
few deys sgo--simed with four muske,s, &c.
They wee pursued by the Indians, (who ere
geoefal'y employed 10 bring back desertots)
and were overtsken. The coldcrs wore de.
,e' mined not to ba- taken, end when The 10.
dans Come within nuskct ,hot distance the
action commrnccd, and lasted for some lime,
The following 10 the ,osuIt--SoldeIs kllled
. lndan do. total 6"
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The Boston Centine says, General
Lafayette, will leave Boston on Tuesday
morning, breakfast in Marblehead, dine
IN Salem, and pass the night in Newbury-
port On Wednesday he proceeds TO
Portsmouth, will visit the Navy Yard
and pass the night there and return to
this city OH Thursday at noon. Ia the
afternoon of the same day he will visit
Lexington, and lodge in Lancaster, and
from thence proceed by Worcester,
Iolland, and Hartford, SO as to reach
New York on the 5th September.
Nelp- Constitution. We some time
since published in our paper the new con.
stltution. The freemen will soon have to
say, whether they will receive it, as their
future form of government or not. And
though we would not trouble its friends
by unreasonable forebodings,. yet it is
our belief that sufficient number will
not BE- found in its favor to have it adopt
ed. We are not speaking from our own
wishes on the subject, but from the infor.
nation we have received from different
parts of the Sta,e.-PrQV. inquirer.
Pracy.-The schooner Sally & Polly,
arrived a, Charleston 18th inst. in five
day from Matanzas, the Capt. of which
states, that Hamburg ship, bound to
Havana, had been captured by pirates
few days previous to his sailing, and it
was supposed that the crew lad been
murdered.
Accidrm On the 9th inst. as Mr..
Timothy Holland, Of Barra, was driving
two yoke of cattle with load of grain,
down hill, the forward yoke became un-
governable, run against him and knocked
him down; and before he had time to
rise, one OF the wheels passed over his
breast, and killed him instantly.
The brig Ohio, f'om Mobile, wes boarded
on ne l2,h inst. by .he Colombian, armed
sch Gen PadiNa,s the vessel which had en- en-
gagemen, wnh lhs Spanish brig of war Ma
yinero on he Cd instso', nsSr Cape Elorid,
The engagement lasted half IN hour, when
tho .che. hauled off and the big immediately
blew up. The csprain of .he ONO was in
formed that the big was Formerly The Peer.
o. Baltimore, thai she was from Spain with
cargo of quicks,!ye,, sc. valued al about
200 600 dolls's About one half inc crew
wee k,Hrd aud wounded, and The remsInder
picked up.by ,hs p dia, and senrto Havana
'':he vesse! which recently sailed from our outer
barbor.
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A severe Hail s,o' N was experienced OF
Eas,port, on the l9 h August.
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ilfR RlED.

In this town, on sunday evening last, by the Rev
Mr Webb. Capt Charie, Cake Cook, to Miss .ifary
Collins We55, daughter OF the same Reverend Gen.
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CoMMENcEMEwr.--The annual Com
mencement OF Brown University was
held in Providence yesterday.
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THE Euiog cut Of Colombian P'iva,cero in
The Uoited Suites appears again to be causing
.omo sg,stioo a, the Havana. But such pfi
vs,ee-s arc not now, VIC believe, commenced
IN The y S. and do not very frequently call at
our ports. Among their crews shore may be
some Amer 'iesns,as well as Brush and French
Subjsc's Persons who csnno, bo restrained
when sbt oad.
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Peru.--Account, ON Peru to May 10,
oppesr amply to conf m The info nation,
that Odens,s, one ofthe late Royal Generals,
has dscis'td for the Patriot Cause and defeat.
ed Royal hmy Every year is weaving
the People bom Spain-and o new rsco is
rising with local sttaehments and mo'e incl.
iigence.
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MOS. 5, 20 K l6, Of this paper, the
4 ' present year. arc missing from our iIcs. and
will be pad for on delivery a, this Office. Aug 20.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-09
Charles County Court,

March Term, 1894.
John Ferguson, John B. Wills, John Eds'
len and William Thompson, surviving
obligees OF Edelen, Thompson d Go,
and Samuel Chapman,
VERSUS
Lot Mason, and the heirs Of William
Brawner,
THE object of the bill plead in ibis
Il cause is to obtain decree for the sale
of the real estate of William Brawner, to'
the payment OF his debts. The bill states
that the said William Brswner is dead,
leaving among others the following belE'
who are minors to wit: Ann BTaTDeE
Elizabeth E. Brawner, aud John A. BraS'
ner; and it appearing TO the Court lbi;
the said Ann, Elizabeth, and John 4:
Erawner are not residents of The state o.
Maryland, Ii as therefore ordered and dd'
Judged, That The complainants, by csu',
ing copy of this order to be inserted
once week for twelve successive weeSi
in the Alexandra Gazette newspaper, De-
fore the first Monday in November BeS',
give notice of this Bill and its objects, tOa'
the said absent defendants may appear III
this Court on the said first Monday u
November next, to shew cause IT any 'Oei
have, why decree should not be pa''sH
as prayed. r.n,
John G. Chapman, Solicitor for V0D'
Test. JOHN BARNES. Cert.
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From the Percy anecdotes,
FORTUNE WELL TOLD,

A young lady, native of Mar
Unique, and Creole, was on her
voyage to France, with design of be-
ing educated there, when the mer-
chant vessel on board which she was
a passenges, was captured by an
Algerlne cruiser, and taken into AL
giers. The fair captive was at first
overwhelmed with afflictipn at the
prospect of captivity before her; bat
as passion gave way to meditation.
il came to her recollection that an
old negress had predicted that she
would one day become one Of the
greatest princesses in the world -
4" All" exclaimed she, for supersti-
ton was in this instance but the
handmade of inclination, 't it il doubt
less SO. am to be princess. Well,
! must not quarrel with fortune.
Who knows what may come out of
thisl'' So strong did this prepos-
session grow upon this young lady,
that ere she reached the Barbary
shore, she was as much a fatalist i'm
point OF resignation, as any devotee
of lslamlsm could possibly be. The
French Consul at AIgiers immedia,e-
ly offered to ransom his countryWu-
man-but no--she feared of Offend
ing fortune by resorting to so vulgar
way of recovering her liberty. SO
to the seraglio Of the dey of Aigiers
she went; and strange indeed to tell,
from his highness's seraglio, she was
sent as a present to the grand seig-
nor, who was SO struck with her
beauty and manners, (for in both she
was exCelling,) that he elevated her
to the dignity of his fayorite sultana |!
Such was the singular rise of the
late sultana VaIide, who died in
1918, and was the mother Of the pre-
sent grand seignor.
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District Of Columbia,
alexandria County, set.
May Term, 1894.
M rItAhrCD

alexandria County, set.
May Term, 1924.
in CHANCERY.
Isaac Gibson, for the use OF Thomas Jam
ney. Complement,
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan, DSen'
dants,
VHHE defendant John A. Jones not hav-
i ing entered bis appearance, and gwen
security according to the statute and the
rules of this Court; and it appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the Court upon stldavit
filed, that the said defendant John A.
Jones is not an inhabiiant of the District
OF Columbia: On motion of the complains
ant by bis counsel, it is ordered that the
said John A. Jones do appear here on the
first day of next November term, and Ell
ter his appearance 10 this suit and give
security for performing the DEGREES of the
Court; and that the other defendant, Lloyd
Logan, do not pay way, convey, or Sc
crete the debts byshim owing TO, or the
estate or effects in bis hands belonging to
the said absent defendant, John A. Jones,
until the further order or decree OF this
Court; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cessively in one of the public newspapers
printed in the town OF Alexandra, and that
copy be also posted at the front door Of
the Court House otsaid county. ACopy.
Teste, EDA |. LEE, G.. c.
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boat, as Il foated bottom upwards;
and the corpse of the hapless young
woman was discovered some days at
ter, a great way offupon the mud.
Can It be wondered at, that, as a
boy, l crept closer to the old mourn
er. and heard, with full heart, the
dismal story, which l knew SO we'll
befores But, as l have said, it made
more than an ordinary appeal to my
sympathy; for | thought myself some.
what involved in it by the circnm.
stance of the book, Indeed the ye-
lume, young as was. was thing not
above my comprehension, for it was
one of miscellany, called the Poe
ket Magazine. | had read in the
identical one so lost; and the gap, in
the set at home, did then bring. and
has often since brought. that fatal
turning of the leaf full upon my ina.
ginatioa. Upon what brittle thread
does oar existence hang! The warm
pulses Of youth, and love, and beau
ty, of high and undonb'ins hope, and
of passionate but innocent transport,
were all stopt without a warning -
Here sat two young creatures, this
moment in fond belief that their
course of life was as fair before them
as the sunny path upon the waves,
over which their boat was danriag-
the next mement I" the rush of wster
was upon their souls !" Little bo-
SONS heaved with signs at the reci~
tai, aud little eyes swan with tears
in that inn parlour--bat the tears of
childhood are proverbial for their
rapid evaporation; and, with refe-
renee to the present circumstances,
| might allegorise this pretty stanza
which fixed the time of year in a lit.
tie poem of my acquaintance
lit was the pleasant season yet,
When stones at cottage doors
Dry quickly. while the roads are wet,
After the silver showers"
Let the shining stones be the
smooth checks of the child, and the
roads the channelled features of the
aged-and here were some of us
youngsters in the pleasant seasons get,
in which the siLDer showers of sym.
pathy dry qaickLy, while the transit
ton refused to take place so easily
beneath the wrinkled eyeiids of our
old guide, which still were z0et, and
for long time he was not so light
hearted as before.
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District Of Columbia,
County of yAlerandrio, 10 -n'at
May Term, l824.-23d day.

County-of .AieT1ndTtG, 10 sWst'
Nav Term, 1924. Esd day.
IN CHANCERY -.
John H Laid, John Wbeelwright, and
Joseph B Laid, joint merchants and
oopartners in trade under the firm OF
John II .Ladd g. Co Complainanfs,
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan, Defen'
danfs,
vEyHE defendant John A. Jones not hav-
Il ing entered his appearance, and gwen
security according TO the statute ana rules
of the Court; and it appearing TO the sa-
tisfaction Of the Court upon affidavit f!ed.
that the said John A. Jones is not an m
babtant of the District of Columbia: On
motion Of the complainants by their coun
sell. it is ordered that the said John A.
Jones do appear here on the lst day OF
next November term, and enter his APP
pearance to this Suit, and give security
for performing the DEGREES OF The Court;
and that the other defendant, Lloyd Lo-
gan, do not pay away, convey, or secrete
the debts by him owing to, or the estate
or { fleets 10 his hands belonging to the
said absent defendant, John A. Jones, un-
til the further order or decree OF this
Court; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published tor two months sue
cessively 10 one of the public newspapers
printed in the town of Alexandria, and
that copy be also posted at the front door
of the Court House of said county.
Teste, EDM. l. Lee, C. C.
;,,l1 ~ 1awQm
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District of Columbia.

County Of Atenandria, to uit
May Term, l824--93d day.
IN CHANCERY.
Craven P. Thompson & Israel P. Thomp.
son, joint merchants and copartners in
trade, under the firm of e. & |. P,
Compliments.
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan-Dttdh.
HNHE defendant John A. Jones not bav.
Il ing entered his appearance and given
security according TO the statute and rules
of the Court; and it appearing to The 50,
tisfaction Of the Court upon affidavit filed,
that the said defendant John A. Jones il
not an nha bitant of The District OF CoIum.
bia-on motion of the complaUants by
their counsel. it is ordered, That the said
John A. Jones do appear here on the First
day OF next November Term and enterhi
appearance to this suit, and give security
Tor performing the DEGREES OF the Court;
and that the other defendant Lloyd Logan
do not pay away convey or secrete The
debts by him owing TO, or the estate or
effects in bis hands belonging 10 the said
absent defendant John A Jones, until be
further order or decree of this Court; and
that copy of this order be torthn IT'D pub.
lished tor two months successfully IN one
of The public newspapers printed in The
town OF Alexandria, and that copy be
also posted at the fro1t door OF the CCuh
House OF said county A copy.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, c c,
iulY LIS 2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-09
District Of Columbia, ,
alexandria County, Set.
=, o,, May Term, 1924.

alexandria County, Set.
May Term, 1924.
IN CHANCERY
Samuel Lindsay and Lawrence Hill 70
partners in trade under the firm Of iiaG
say & Hill, Compiainants, S'Ao'
AGAINST y
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan, Def,
dnnts ''
HNHE defendant John A. Jones NOT h.,
j ing entered his appearance and eiy.n
security according to the statute and tba
rules of this Court; and it appearing to ,bs s
satisfaction OF the Court, upon sfid,ss
filed, that the said defendant, John a
Jones, is not an inbsbitant oil the Di,,r;a..
of Columbia: On motion of the Comma
ants by their counsel, it is ordered ib.,
the said defendant. John A. Jones, do sn
pear here on the LIST day of next Mover
Der term, and enter bis appearance 10 ,b;,
suit, and give security tor performing ,ta
DEGREES OF the Court; and that the o,Ses
defendant, Lloyd Logan, do not pay ava,
convey, or secrete the debts by him ON ins
TO, or the estate and effects in bis hands
belonging to the said absent defendant
John A. Jones, until the further order q;
this Court; and that a copy Of this orde,
be forthwith published for two months spc.
cessively in one of the public newspapers
printed in the town of Alexandra. and
that copy be also posted at the front
door of the Court House of said county;
A Copy
Teste, EDM. LEE, &C.
July Is On
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-09
District of Columbia,
alexandria County, Set
May Term, 1894.
IN CHANCERY.
John Allison, Complainant.

AGAINST
Thomas Darne, Simon Darne, George
Darne. William Broadwater and Peggy
bis wife, Allen Scott and Polly his wife,
Jsnnet Darne, and Belinda Dame; the
said Thomas, Simon, George, Peggy,
Polly and Jannet being the children and
heirs al law, and the said Belinda being
the widow of Thomas Darne, late OF
Alexandria county, deceased, Defen'
dants.
TIME defendants, Thomas Darne, Geo.
Il Darne, William Broadwater and Peg
gy bis wife, and Allen Scott and Polly his
wife, not having entered their appearance
to this suit, and given security according
to the statute and the rules OF this Court;
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court upon affidavit filed, that the said
Thomas Darne, George Darne, William
Broadwater and Peggy his wife, and Al.
len Scott and Polly bis wife, are not in.
habitants of the District of Columbia On
the motion OF the complainant by his coun-
sci, il is ordered that the said Thomas
Darne, George Darne, William Brosdws.
ter and Peggy bis wife, and Allen Scott
and Polly bis wife, do appear here on the
lst cay of next November term, and enter
their appearance to this suit. and give Sc
curity for performing the decree of the
Court; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months suc>
cessively 10 one of the public newspapers
published in the tow n OF Alexandria, and
that copy be also posted at the front
door ofthe Court House OF said county.
A Copy.
Te:te, EDN. |. LEE, G. c.
july Is em