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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02
HEINLNG,H JIISriCE.

ttfsI'i-fC ~ JUS Iit H.. Il
.lst Edition Of this valuable WORK beiDts
fiii, the price will bc raised TO Six ~
h' jaaaary next. In the mean time
sell 70 apply.
PETER q
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02
]EE-Atal.E- GpllEAy,l4N

B0GGS viii continue her SCHoO
JI young ladies the ensuing year,
lcsi'irnce OF the subscriber, IN tbe CO,
r. OF instruction will cor1;iriss Oriho
lung, Arithmetic, E0giisa Gsum,n4
{ paris oil Astronomy ss are i.nmedia
tvgether wiih the use OF the Terre,
tr hoard and tuition ss heretofore,
! tweuty collars ter The scholastic 4
~ advance, and The balance at ihe {.
~ hn"ing her own bed siolLiug aut
-ftii conin'ence on the run OF Janua
Tue iO,b "f December, u,th a vacaIioi
nWnher. Young ladies VIII De buardf
az au, rrrtot u a. tie rate Oi zen doll.
|khe'eis In addi'iGn 10 those already en
~ early application he made Lei
ovilie, Louisa, vail be- aitenued to. :
~ 5,--tT FkEDEItil;t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02

t,,IIsseSlen6nrg County, May Court 1928
"a fhDEHED, That Miles Jorinn Wi,;s, II T,y,or T..
~ hgiey ana william A. Stokes. any OF them who
"eIeny appointed Commits toner's for that purnose do
nl" The account current of David Street admj-
tbsre D'Vu stokes, dec and that they make repot
II a Tee
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f. s. MoCRAW, DC.

! No,ics ntmog County, the 17 day Of October 1924
eos " nefeby given That the t day of Jsnunrv
:tonntr mse' al Miles JordeB's Store in Lunenhurg
3,oun,y Ss."ny 10 The above Order OF Nlecklenbure
cn cnur by 10 cloch in the morning 10 setle lie
s,obrs OF David Street, administrator of David
ff s1,il he "nu snah continue meeting day TO
~ ~ 10 are made up-tbe parties interest
ahd desired to alien OF This account hereby notified
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02

Thcn came October, full OF merry giec,
for yet his movie was totty of the music,
Which he was treading IN the wine watts sen.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-10
AUCTIOfT SALES.
THIS DAY,

IHIS DA i
A { i2 o'clock, will be solo on Miller's
"A Wharf,
81 hhds superior Muscovado sugar
ID bbs do do 90
4a bags prime green coffee, cargo Of
the brig Hope. S. A. MAkSTELLERs
july 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-10
MARACAlBO

The Curacao Couraut of the I9,h Of
June, has published speech OF Dir. Sh
iheraDd, The Consul Of Great Britain, At
an entertainment gwen TO Gen UcdaDet-
Ia, 90 bis arrival DIT Maracaibo. hir. SUI
theriaud's health having been drank. he
rose, and alter congratulaiing the c0mpa
ny on the friendly relations about 10 be
established between Great Britain aad Co
lombIs, remarked as follows:
have every reason 10 hope that The
first Intelligence iIoG Europe will scqualnt
Us OF the continental powers having aban.
doned all Intention OF interfering in the
concerns OF tue tree states of South Ameri-
Ca, and OF their having relinquished all
right, except what may accrue 10 lheu.,
from friendly negotiations. But, sir,
should those governments still persist in
project, which consider not less crimi-
nal than ridiculous, have any thing bot
reason to tear tor their success, That
powerful and undauIted navy which their
combined fleets have been before taught
TO respect, will early in lis career, it not
totally destroy, al least lop off one limb Of
their expedition. The President of The u.
Suites Gil c!aam another Us has share, and
doubt not you will dispose OF the Daim.
ed caIca in Colombia with due appre-
citation OF the object for which it may be
sent amongst you
Gen. Usdanel,a said that be had lately
seen his Britannia Msjesly's Commission,
ers al Bcgola, who had assured the Co.
ionbian government OF the friendly dispo-
sition of England towards Colombia, and
that lie looked Tor" ard with great plea
sure TO the establishment OF such relations
as would be mutually advantageous to
both countless that lie was particularly
gra'hed al finding al the port of Mara.
carlo gentleman SO capable promoting
The good feeling that it was so desirable to
maintain belwixt Colombia and the first
European power that made overtures OF
fliendsaip, ~. \. Duty .4d0.
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clare against the p ofte; veil knowing tina
II they were 10 pre- iebt liiem> elves as al
armed force the NV parties would con,.
! btne 20 p~pel them
| Intelligence has be P.i received at Rome
from lac celebrated Astnralis: Jiovannah
Brochi, dated BslbeetS, the ancient Hello
polls. where be has resided since his re
turn from Nubia. 10 order to direct the
working OF mine OF tussil coal which has
been discovered at tine foot of Libanus
He states that bis her tsriam is very rich
inrafe plants OF Upper Egypt, and his MI
neurological. or rather geological collection
is invaluable. --Upon Mount Libanus and
around il be has discovered plants which
differ but little from those which grow in
Sicily and Southern Calabria. He has
constantly travelled by land, and passed
without any accident from Nubia into Sy-
ria
The Brussels Journal of the Eth lost.
contains the following article: A treaty
concluded with Great Britain. relative 10
tna Dutch possessions in The East Indies.
mas been Communica ed to the second
Chamber OF the States General by the
King. This coinnunIc alton was presCrib-
ed by the fundamental law, since in the
treaty there is question OF The ceSsion of
portion ~ Bengal and blslacca. His Ma
jesty ordered some explanations of the
treaty 10 be made lo the chamber al the
same time. From these communications
1t results that, with the exception OF The
SPICE trade, a very liberal maratms sys.
ten has been adopted; that dispositions
have been made on both sides 10 prevent
all rejudice TO established rights; that al
more remote period. it was OF great i'm.
poItsnce to the linen cloth trade to have
possessions in Bengal, but that this branch
OF Industry had so declin q III the ENGLISH
colonies themselves, that the English had
adopted the plan oi sending to the Indies
tor sale cotton gools manufactured in Eu.
rope, and that tile merchants and manu-
tdcturers 0t our county intend TO follow
their example; that as II regards as, Ma
laCca has lost all its importance since
England has had establishments al P.ulo
Penang. and particularly al SiEga Paura;
that il 10 true that the latter establishment
had been protested against, but that
the decision OF that point OF right would
have been the more d f1icllt, as The En-
glish sci up professions upon Bilieton, the
possession Of winch is Indispensable tor
working the lin mines OF 6anKa. From
these considerations II must be evident
that the abandonment OF these coun
lries is amply Compensated by the acaui-
sItion OF the English possessions in the
isle of onma,ra, and the exclusive consoh.
dation of the authority OF the Netherlands
10 that island, which must necessarily aug
ment the value OF Palembang, Penang and
Lampo ng.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-10
every branch OF the public service vas

every branch OF the public service vas
neg scted, aud every class OF The comfau-
nifty suffered. Aud, in conclusion, he an
noances his determination not TO sheath
MS sword m,ulhe mas etGrtually provided
for the security OF Tie klag, lhe Royal
Family and the Nation, and ensured the
triumph OF Religlon--the sole end oil his
noble undertaking..
In the Gibraltar Chronicle of the 18th it
is stated that the competent Authorities
in Spain have been directed 10 carry into
effect two late Royal Orders Tor raising
$4,000 men without loss of time, in order
10 keep up the force required for tue se>
curity OF The kingdom, land other important
and urgent purposes; as III consequence Of
the breaking up OF Tue Constitutional ar.
mics, and OF the licenses granted 10 the
corps OF all arms. upwards Ut iu0, 900 nIen,
OF the Permanent army, Militia, and Le-
yies made IN the last days of The Revo!u.
tIonary Government, have recently been
Restored 10 their homes, HE btlds and
work shops"
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POSTSCRIPT.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

NEw YokK, July by the ship Six
Brothers, capt Williams. we have re-
oeved Bordeaux papers 10 the 28lh, and
Paris to TIE 25th OF May.
The French Stocks we're at l045
The last sales OF Coffee at Bordeaux
were at ~ centimes for good ordinary
Porto Rico; Martinique, 60; Cayenne,
I AZ l-2, Caracas Cocoa, in bond, 70
General Morilo, Count OF Carthsgena.
had arrived in Paris aud had an interview
&, IT'D the Duke OF Angouleme.
The last advices from Spain, state that
the King has deCreed the dissolution Of
Quesada's army. Such OF the French bo-
dy guards IS remained at Madrid had
marched for Araujuez A French garli-
son was TO be stationed al Sarsgossa, al
though ihe treaty tor the occupation did
moi stipulate II. The contractors, who
hitherto only furnished provisions in adj
vance for month, have received orders
TO do il for 4 months. The extreme drought
that prevails 10 nearly allthe Spanish pro-
vinces Das gwen rise To extraordinary mea.
sures OF piecauIIon IN the Mediterranean
ports az ainst the introduction OF mercnan-
dice suspected OF injection, Ii was 10 be
feared that it this drought continued the
har,ss, would be lost la Es,ramsdura
The lanega OF wheat had augmented in
price from 40 to 80 reals. la La Mdncha
to 80. AT Madrid, barley which was at
Is reals the fanega was now worth 80.
MIR. B Constant was admitted TO bis
sea, in the Chamber OF Deputies Oh lie
22d, by vote of 2l4 10 i66.
A letter from Vienna states, thar Sir
Henry Wellesley had received courier
from Consl aninople, with dispatches from
Lord Strangtord, announcing that IN coh"
terence Oh The 9Th ut. between tue HE'S
Effendi and ms lordship, the evacuation OF
.Moldavia AMI Walachia was decided upon
The Gazette Of Augsburg SAYS that the
Greeks may count on an army OF l2O OoO
men, vi which 10000 art ready TO march.
Their intestine leaiousIes had ceased al
the approsch of common danger. The
Diyan feels the officially OF lis situation,
and tue immense power they have given
to the Pacha OF Egypt proves il.
The King OF Portugal landed on the 10Th
May, from The British ship where he bad
taken refuge during the lale disturbances
lit is said the Queen has received an or
der To retire 10 the Convent oi The EsiIel-
la.
According to recent intelligence from
Con.,antiaope, the Weshabhes, to the
number OF $4,000 men, had made fresh
ncursioa and penetrated as far as Cosfu.
di They were defeated by Inc troops OF
the Paoba Of Egypt, and lost 1000 men;
but nevertheless the eiuptions OF these ia.
naticai sand daring Lands are rene wed
from time 10 time, and keep the lnhaoll
ants OF the frontiers in state OF continual
alarm.
Extract of a letter OF the Esd ult. from
Corfu. intestine divisions continue 10
prevail 10 Albania All the troops which
Omer Brionis and Resch!d Pacha have
disposable at this moment are reduced 10
I50e men. TIE Greeks pursue prudent
course. They have corps upon lhe iron
tiers of Macrinoras waiting tor an. oPpor-
tunity to laYor the party which may de.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-10
ALEXANDRIA,,
SATURDAY GOlNiNG, JULY 10.
Mr.. sYwDEs

MI. SspwpEs;
Princes, potentates and printers, by COM
MON custom, make use of che plural We
a,.l the latter, by a too frequent use thereof,
u. ONE equally esotistical as in che letter ! =
q thus. place themselves in a lodlcrous point
q view. as Mr. Pi.sman did IN conducting
his readers to his Place of rest, in the plural.
But why are the subscribers to the Herald
=, be necessarily Pestered with, editofialPar
oraphs?-mith all the editors little matters
hi. cultural enjoyments, and SO on? BY the
i've. did not know that the sense of tasting
,s.s placed in che throat. Most men have it
IN the palate. N@
The truth is, Mr.. Pittman has mounted his
habby horse; and that hobbyis fondness for
S,esing OFF in the leading, 0: editorial article.
Away he goes, amblng, gathering, salloping
,hroush thick and thin, to the regret of his
r,al friends--none of whom have hitherto, al,
,boaeh it is no,0 town talk, veatul ed to tell
him that, perchance. his hob6y may. ere long,
ose him tumble. 1t was intended as time
on, check. that he received the hit In the last
Gazette. But thetruth Is. plinces, potentstes
add printers. accustomed to ~ 0a Sway, cannot
b.ar the truth. even from a friend; otherwise
whv call salutary hint worse than stupid
,,uibbhngF But let it be so-nay, let him re-
tain the plural WE,-and, to borrow the h1n,i-
nous conception of certain great or big man,
an late toast. or nuphal benediction-for it
will do for either
Whom Heaven has Joined, let no man put
asupder.'
indeed the idea of one man forming two per.
sons. is proven to the weakest understanding,
by the following:
AS walked by myself talked to myself,
And myself did say TO me
Look to myself and take care otthyself,
For nobody cares for thee.
So turn'd to myself and said to myself,
In the sell same repartee--
Look to myself or look not to myself,
The self same thing will be. x.
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Tonight

Tonight
atcsndle light, will commence the sale of
GiDghams. calicoes, cass,nets
/ Cambrics, muslIns, cords, cloths
Cassimeres, boulbazetts, canes
Knives and forks, penknlyes
Trunks, brides, needles III cases.
WaH be added,
An invoice OF well selected classical and
French BOOKS, all OF which will be sold
without reserve
july 10 S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
On TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock.
NV ILL be sold al the Auction Store. to
w close cohsignmenls; uithom re-
serue, large QUANTITY OF GOODS
such as,
Assorted stone ware, vinegar. mustard
Tea, sugar, molasses, backing
Lime juice, beef, fish, brandy, wine
Deeton's patent cutting boxes, beaureaus
Chairs, sofas, one side board, tables
Spanish tobacco. segars, &c.
Also,
A lot Of very desirable DRY GOODS,
suited 10 the season.
Also,
A valuable young NEGRO GIRL, about
Is years old-a slave tor lie Terms as
sale. BY order OF the Orphans Court.
N. B. Warranted goods always on hand,
at private sale, below the market price.
5. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
July 10
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sugar, lemons, &c. &c.

sugar, lemons, &c. sc.
\ lindsay l. HILL have just received
- from \. lork, per schr. Exchange,
Harris, aud this day laudIng.
5 hhds ard Superior
IS barrels BROWN SUGAR.
20 boxes Sicily lemons. ia prime order
Is barrels peach brandy, 3years old
25 boxes bright yellow soap
IN STORE,
CSC sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed,
extra size
1000 bushels ground alum salt
5 hbds and St. Croix and
60 barrels }New Odeans SUGAR.
Is bags South America & w. l. coffee
70 chests and 20 ~ catiy boxes 7. Ii.
Tea, very fine
20 ~ catty boxes Imperial ditto
40 hhds and I Pennsylvania, BsItim'ey
loo barrels &Cumberland Whiskey
20 barrels Cumberland ditto old and
very fine
l pipe and or. casks old Port wine
10 or. casks Malaga do
4 pipes Holland gin, warranted pure
as imported
10 bbls country do
z pipes Cognac brandy, 8 superior 10
any in the District
Is bbIs apple do
2 serooos indigo, SO reams wrapping
paper
Bales cotton, leading lines, bed cords
Pepper, pimento, loaf y lump sugar
Starch, cOpperas, nuscalel raIsins
Figs, race 4 ground ginger
Alum, rice, shelIed y pearl barley,
Madder, English wainuls,
Zanle cufran,s, demDohas
| Ion shot, assorted
IS b5is ness y pllme pork, n, YORK;
inspection
July b 81
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For Sale or Barter,

TNH4T valuable property on Henryst.
Il now occupied by b. h. HARRISON
Also, the house aud lot on King street, &c.
cupied 10y John 2. Cowman. Ybs above
properly is DESTROYS TO those wishing To re.
alise property 10 town tor il has never been
unoccupied, and the best rents OF any pre-
perry in town OF its value. Ii will De sold
on accommodating, terms, or be excbang-
ed tor property 10 the country. Apply to
w. S. IURPIN.
july II
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FROM ENGLAND.

The basqoe Lord Whitwosth arfiv-
from belfast. and brought Lcnuon dadss
to the 25th of May inclusive.
TLs 1.-THE Composition Bill YVES
read third time and passed 10 the
Commons on the Gath.
Combination Laaos.-On the same
day Mr.. Hume obtained leave to bring
in ,brec Bills-lst; to repeal the laws
which p'ohibi artisans from leaving
the country, Cd, to repeal Combina.
zion Laws, and Sdly, to consolidate and
amend the Arbitration Law.
the Marquis of Lsnsdown, on the
Gath in The House of Lords, moved
the second reading Of his two Bills for
granting the Elective Franchise 10 the
Engiish Catholics, and allowing the
to hold tie same situations il Eng land
as their brethren Of the same persus.
sion do In ireland. The motion was
met by an amendment on the part of
Lord Colchester, that the Bills be rea-
oy that day six months: Although
supported by the Earis of Liverpool
and Yves moreland, both the bills were
thrown out Oh two divisions bv ma ORR
ties of i39 to lOl. and l42 TO 100
The Dill for removing the existing
restrictions on Silk Manufactures IN
Loudou was read third tine and pass.
ed in the House OF Peers, after divi-
sion, in which 81 voted for, and So a.
gains, The measure. About 10 or Is 900
,ootneymen silk weavers were assem-
bled IN New Palace yaro and the viciui.
", to walt the result Of the Struggle,
Nothing had transpired OF the des.
patches brought by Lord Elliot from
Madrid.
Letters from person Of eminence
On the continent, anDounce that iCHf.
bide has gone out at the instance OF The
French government, TO snbvert the
present Constitution Of Mexico.
a French vessel bound to Lima has
been taken off lie Cape de Vc'de WITH
warlike stores.
There was heavy fall of snow at
Cork about The goth Of May, and the
weather was ga iDclement AZ In the
depth of winter.
Capt. George Arson Byron, r n.
cousin to the late noble Lord, succeeds
10 his titles. Lord Byron'- body Is on
i,s way to England 10 be deposited in
Westminster abbey. Lady Byron Soc
ceeds to his property, which affords an
income Of eel0, 600 per year.
London Funds, 25th May.-Hslf
pas, one o'clock. The Money Market
10 considerably agitated, and Consols
have fallen TO s54 3S for the end of
the month. There is an almost unpre-
cetented dininu,ioD of one per cent
Various causes are assigned for this de-
cline: amougs, them the report Of
Congres.--the.dec larstlon OF the Jour
nal aes DebdtS, that l,urbide, if success
full in Mexico, will only pave the way
for a legitimate Prince, thereby leading
to an inference that France lie intrigu-
ing with spain-and the news from
Madrid, of ala extraordinary levy of
troops for the invasion Of south Ameri-
ca.
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Just received from n. York,

A H4NDSOME assortment OF white and
N black Legborn fals, Misses ditto do
gentlemen. ditto bats, straw bonnets and
fats, Misses gimp hats, bobinet wells, mo-
hair and riband belts, caDe fans, silk
gmps cord, tssseis and buttons different
colors, curls, artificial flowers, gsuze ami
figured satin ribsads, Misses long kid
gloves, needles, &c &c. All OF which VIII
be sold al reduced prices, 10y
July 5l* MARY MOONEY.
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POETRY.
From Consta5ts's Edin6srgh Magazine.
THE EVENING STAR.


came from the place of my rest,
When day has gone down to the deep
!, Wasn its glory hath passed through the gates
of the west,
Aud the small breeze hath sigh'd into sleep,
! came-and my path In the skies
Is hail'd by che incense of even;
To me doth the hymn of all nature arise,
And soar In Its sweetnessto Heayeni
For me wakes the nightingale's song,
From her bower of the shelterlng Leaf
The cuckoo signs lonely the dim vale alongs
A strain like the music of grief!
] look on the land and the sea,
When eve pours her tears and her signs;
The ocean and dew-drop are mirrors to me,
Pm imaged in Beauty's bright eyes!
When she walks nthe gloom. impart
A raw to her path through the grove,
And list with delight to the beat of her heart,
When she hears the soft footsteps of love!
Ger heaven unrivali'd | reign,
A gem of the ocean shine,
NV glorious affairs earth island and MAN,
And the worshipo of worlds IS mine!
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Charles County Court,

March Term, 1894,
JobD Ferguson, John b. Wills, John Lee.
len and William Thompson, survIVlnS
obligees OF Edelen, Thompson q 'V'
and Samuel Chapman,
VERSUS
Lot Mason, and the heirs Of "lllIa~
BrawDer, a..
TINE object of the bill plead IN lls
Il cause is 10 obtain decree Tor tne 'S or
of the real estate of William Brawner' ~.
the payment of his debts. The bill 'Is sI
that The said William Brawner IS dss lea,
leaving among others the following nenr'
who are minors, to wit: Ann Bfa@ns''
Elizabeth E. Prawner, and John A. BT raw,
ner; and it appearing 10 The Coqts Va
the said Ann, Elizabeth, and JoDn
brawner are not residents OF the s'sys ID.
maryland, has therefore ordered ana ' =.
JUDGED, That the conplainaDls, oy e e1tsl
ing copy of this order 10 be ih'e eas.
once a week for twelve successive "s' h..
in the Alexandria Gazette newspaper W
fore The first Monday in November nm mat
give notice OF this bill and its oo)ecs, !,
The said absent defendants may aPpI. av IN
this Court on the said first laoppo yhpy
November next, to shew cause u any .scrd
bave, why decree should not De pas
as prayed. ;. f., Con.
painants. Clerk.
teS" 't' Iaw!n
july II
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National G0UernmentJou

REGISTER OF OFFICIAL PAPERS.
FEHlS publication, which is Exclusively
T. devoted to the compilation of Official
Documents, State Papers, &c. is issued
once in each week, Tor otener if Gecessa.
ry,) by Peter Force, at the seat OF The Ma
tional Government.
Terms-Fve dollars per aDDum, paya.
Bile in advance.
The National Government Journal will
contain
The Proceedings Of Congress at large;
The Laws;
Treaties;
Executive Communications of Congress;
Official correspondence;
All appointments TO Offices, Civil, Mill
tary, and Naval;
Promotions and designations in the Ar.
my and Navy;
And, generally, such other official iDfor.
nation, as may, from time TO time, be pro-
muIgated by The National Government.
II is printed in convenient form for
binding and reference, and to each volume
will be added copious Index.
The first Volume commenced with the
last Session of Congress; and each future
Volume will begin with Session.
The Papers, sent by mail, are packed
with the greatest care, in strong wrappers.
Editors OF Newspapers will confer ia.
vor upon the publisher of the National Co.
vernment Journal, by giving the above an
assertion ia tbeE respective Journals,
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District Of oIumbia.
County Of alexandria, 10 nit;
Nay Tenn. i824-23d day,
IN CHANCERY.


John S. Miller, Complainant,
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan, Dgfr
6ant5.
ENHE defendant John A. Jones not bsr
I ing entered bis appearance, and CIV,
en- security according TO the statute s0d
rules of the Court; and il appearing 10 Iis
satisfaction OF the Court upon shdsHI!
filed, that the said John A. Jones is DO, az
inhabitant of the District Of Columbia
On motion of The complainant by bis coul'
sci, it is ordered that The said John 4;
Jones do appear here on the irst cay o.
next November term, and enter bis ap'
pesrance to this suit, and give sscuFIy
for performing the DEGREES OF The Io9I'
and that the other defendant, Lloyd 10
gan, do not pay away, convey, or secl'"
the debts by him owing TO. or lhs essay
or effects 10 his hands belonging 10 'Ss s1n
absent defendant, John 4 Jones, uD'h lOs
further order or decree of this Court; aIo
that copy of this order be forthwith pus ,
Iisbed Tor two months successfully n o G
Of the public newspapers printed 10 'I ~
town Of Alexandria, and that a copy >.
also posted at the front door Of the Cos
House OF said county. A Copy.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, C. =,
iuly 22 Sn