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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17

Struck with tho t:nseI, which derorafad his
person. Mss Hardy, naturally inclined 10 be
aris,ocratical. regretted her rudeness, and call
ing her servant, ordered him 10 pursue the
ctr niger gentleman, and 10 saw 10 him, that
the Young lady, whose ind sposiion had awak-
ened his a'icn, on and 81 mpathy. was yet more
ndsposed, and .fhe was not p particularly occu-
ped, size would be happy 10 avail Lerself Of his
profess. .onal assistance.
The servant. had moi sought long for The
stranger. beforc le found him, and making
known his errand. the young officer basiened
10 the ccuch of Rcsilind. and on his arrival
there, found Miss H"rd. in n different mood,
and after apologzing for her former r'idenoss,
remarked, that fatigred ne she was with the
disorder and confusion Of The night, she might
have appeared somewhat rude. on a former
occns on; and. that il her depor' ment had been
so considered. she begged The gentleman would
receive the presen, remarks. as an ample apo!-
ogy.
The young officer. although he was no, SO
dull. tnat lie could noi perceive the visible hy-
Pocrisy, which was compounded with tho char
ae'er of Maria. pleasantly remarked, that sit
ua'ed us they all were. he deemed it unneccs-
sary 10 oi.er apologies. ut a Tine Ike the pres
en', when each and all, f,tigned as they must
be, we're liable iu give utterlnce to language,
which undei diiercn, circumstances. would un-
doub'cdly be suppressed.
Rosalnd. who had remained in a state oe
profound apathy, and noted not what passed
her, save tie delcs,eJ figure of NJ s. II ,rdy,
was awakened Com her lcthargy 10y the con.
,ersat.o on, and on looking Up, sic recogn sed
IN lie person of the young officer. FIRM friend
of Connor-a gentleman for whom she had
ever entertained the utinos, respect; and. as if
acted pom by renewed aud fre. hened l,npulse Of
lie. size grasped him L,mly by The hand. and
in tone of evident d.s,iess and dcspoI dency,
exclaimed, 4" Heaven he PRAISED, that I have
AT last found a protector do not leave me
beseech thee, my good Haloran. do not leave
me-
The officer, unpreparcd for such an incident,
g,zed with rs, s,on!sliMeni on the ma. den; and
,ss ,rel hsr Lp,i tho hoaor OF gentleman,
that lie would project Ler; ;.nd VAS about TO Of
f,e So cul'huor! rentr&s, when p,ssen-
ger, mi.o had wat,he what hAu passed. up
pro Ic!lcd hun. and IN an Inder sone, said To
| ann. "besLro SIR. beware; SIR, yoI are be-
iraycd!''
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.


a rare chance is altered to those Who toish
to make purchases Of Stone, Slate. Mar
Die, Soap Stone, G. ante and Eaggiag.
THNHE subscr ber, beng abou, 10 make If
u ferent arrangement IN his business, Will
se!I the whole Of his Sock in Trade, cons ST.
ina of Soar STONE, FsEE SToNr, SLATE
and FLAGGfNc. to any prson wishing to
engage in the Siome-t ui''ng Business, At Cosr.
ALSO
lis Shop, Tools, and Ill the necessary I'M
p'eip-nts used by a Some Cater and S.ulp-
tor. Cor cash or rppro, ed notes.
Should any individuals " NJ, 70 ppri hase a
few thousand fee, Of FI.ACGlNG "TONE.
thev ",n be bad in los. not less than SEQ & ct
for NINE CENTS per foot
Thos. who are in want Of FbEgin S'ones,
can supply themselves at an unusually lox
price. anl the presen' o"po tun ~. "rgN not
to he neglected. FRANKLIN COOLEY.
Parks Wharf
Posrsc APT. All per-ons indebted 10 the
sub. r.brr. ara req'es ed to call and settle
with h IN DreyDas 10 the 81 nf ] hulrv, 1929.
~ sii tcce In's rcr, INN ng unsettled NJ that
reroi. will he left VITA an Attorney for col
le = ~. +. (.
N, enbcr 3.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17
CATHERINE SHIRTLiNGER, rs. JoHr

CATHERINE SHIRTLiSGER, rs JOHN
SHIsrzINoER. An honest, but an exceed
ingly eccentric German, Of tho name Of Shirt
Finger, was IA week or two since ARA gned be-
fore tho Common Pleas, for tho county Of Pull
n dolphin, on compli M Of his ife. who dc Jar
ed him to be insane. The friends Of Shrtz'n-
yer, fearing that he was ncap'ble oi manag-
ing his affairs, and that he would waste and de-
s,ro, his property. had him examined under
n commiss on, and lodged IN the hosl ital: and
afer finding by jury. that he was ldnat'c'
took possession Of his estate in trust for him.
Tic present actor was brought to try the fact
of mis- lunacv. H. the course Of the trial. the
folio wing in ercsting facts, relative TO the his
tory Of sh rzngcr. wero olcicd, which We
copy from the Psnnsyvania Gizeitc.
"Shir,zngcr came 10 ihis country Ger
man Redcmp nner. in 1872. lie was redeem =
ed ,, Jacob wskof. Esq. whom ne served WI u
IN. .sdai zeal aud hdelhy. After h's stipulated
term of service had expired. lie cohthed 10
work for Mr. Wykofior several years. when
having collected some Little money, tie COM
men cd business Tor himself as pant ana
patty merchant. After i,en y-sevcn years oi
industry and !, onomy no s.ceeeded IA acquir-
ms, n handsome competency for one IN his SIT
uaion in life. He has always been a very
range nan his very honesty aud zeal IN ,he
ssry,ce of his muster bordercd on ccceniii"ity.
n. would become blended II any part of his
dates we're taken fron him, and would pers 81
IN believing that ms inattent'on or incaPachy
we're The CAUSE. Ills ECONOMY was STREET, ana
vet h 8 Lberalhy TO tie distressed was consd-
cred as a symptom of insanity. lie mas oeen
kno,n 20 give Sl0 To one bcggar ~ tbs course
Of SIX months. He ruled at homo "hhan Eas-
tern despo, SIN. His wife darod not '''' heF
eyes from her work. in the prc-enre OF s''an-
urr nor speak unless il was ne oss"r His
s,r;,,n,ss a nh HIS ch Idren had been as great,
We, he povcr was aroused of having ui,'rea'ed
sny auc. Ito is venerable looking SlJ y n. n u
aud appeared, upon the ccn'cstI"n o. su par
,i,,-. to he an uncommon ex'inpls oi honesty
aud oru,rI woithinoss of character. But OF
a., ,e,rs his natural eec.niriciiy had degcne-
,s,.d nio .sm.,h,ry vsry like iossy. he
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WIN. a. 8 ~ IT II,

VT7OULD inform h.s fi ends ard Il . pLb-
w lac m general, that he has removed 10
the shop formerly orenpcd by Mr. John l..
JphnsJm, IN the rear Of the Jackson Hcuse (ro
calle,l) No. rs North Main street, ..here he
will be h,ppy TO mait upon all hose wio may
be pleased 10 employ hiu, in ths line Of his
profession.
Coaches and haisss re-painied and re.
vanished, and all kinds Of repairing done with
faithfi,Iness and punctuaImy, and ~ cheap ss
can be afforded.
lie returns his thanks 10 his friends for the
patronage heretofore extended 10 him, and
hopes they will stiii continue to paironze hm
at his new stand. Oct ~
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17
HOLMES S M'CULI.OCH.

YNHE Brewery, under tine super'ntendencs
l. of Holmes + M'Cullo,h, is nov in OPP
Grafton, aud will con,ino 80 during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stan,lv on hand, very extensive supply Of Ale
aud Table b ,e,, which will be sold on the
most accom- rod ,ting terms. Fimilies Wi, bc
suppl;e ed at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery Vest conotantly on hand, to
supply Gus; oncrs. Sm October 10
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17

conceived IN idea THAI al the pssssrapls, IN
PouIsons paper wero 10 snue way or oiler
aimed at himself n any thing was said sbouf
The Presidential question, il wss abuse If hin.
Certain articles about the Emprc6s Of Russis.
auction sales, theatre advertisements. funeral
sermons. alluded 10 his sasirs. He accused
several OF his cid friends. with having written
these attacks upon HIM. and finally waited
upon Mr.. PouIson, whom he ioid that he wasa q
very clever man. but would do any thing for
money. But his lunacy was confined 10 This
one idea. In Other respects he was a. sound
as ever, and managed his business as much az
he used 20 do"
There is an individual residing in this town.
whose case bears strong affinity TO that Of
shirfzinger. some yeare since. he invented
certain species Of mechanism. which was no.
iiced in several papers as worthy Of attention.
and was soon afterwards denounced a. worth-
less. by an opposer and a compotitor; and
from that dc has tho unfortunate individual.
s'r,ngely conceived, that the whole contents
of every newspaper, arc insdiousiy and sIyly
aimed at him. Sons time since. no was high
~ irecnsed with us; because We published sn
article in relation 10 the affairs Of Greece -
he avowed that the article was meant for him.
and il was in vain that e attempted 10 COR
vince him TO the contrary. Notwi,hsta ndnE
his head is filed with such strange whin.s, he
Is the patron Of several newspapers, and takes
them ho says. merely to see how they abuse
him. Every advertisement, he takes as aimed
At himself; and though like Shirtzinger, lie s
exceedingly eccentric in this way, ls s pGr-
iecily proper in other respects. and is usufui
and valuable ci,izsn. Not long since, ws
happened TO visit the office. some hours before
day break. and to our astonshnent, found our
strange friend, sitting blythe fire. reading the
paper. On asking him what should indscs
him to get UP thus early. he replied. that lie
had been unable TO sleep all night. from be-
lief that tho paper was crammed full Of mat
ter aga'nrt him. and anxious to see il. he rose
at IL O'Clock. and just dropped in to satisfy his
curiosity.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17
pR,,yIDENcE WIND MILL.

vnyHE p,oprc ors Of the PaovIDENcE
IL wIND MILL, respectful, give notice,
that their N u is nov ~ oper titan, and pre-
pared to obey the comm ,nds Of us patrons and
the p,bIic at l,rg,. The M u 10 situated o.
tho ri in, sJ .onng the west burial g.o"nd
aud at a very tongenrcnt distance HON the
town. A.th.re IS now no W st mill in this
yic,nav. The pi oprie ors ,ntic p,te a fall share
or c,s:o.n. and assure all who may emplo, the
N n. ,h,, ,beir q. ders VIII be- f,nhf,lly obey
al. Toll, rs usual at oihos Gr'st Mills
Otz7
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LOOKING GLASSES.

~HARL - y. LEGGETr, Looking Glisr
snJ r., urs Fc,ne NJ nif,eiurcr, h,s
cons.,nI, for site. T. otng Gl,sses AZ w',o'e-
ale aud re al. q ,sses made 20 order. P"r-
tra,-. Psni-. Mode Nc &c. framed.
Old Gl,sses reg n. Pictures va n'shed' ana all
kinis Of sor> spper'r ming ~ the p''-n"ss done
with pel,ncss and despnfch. Coun'ry ner-
ch,nis supplied on LIBERAL 'crn,s.
NsvemSes Z. Ne. 3s North hasn-strest.
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FOUND.

0N Sunday last, near Bullock 8 Point ilo IT.
u ing in the river hat containing a le.-
a., addressed 10 4. HIiiiam Beiiiagton or BIZ
mngtoa, Pfovidence,' and a handkerchief
m ,rked with the ini,als J. l. ], is not i'm
nrobablc th,, the hat Was lost by some Pcr-
son dro ,ned. ir any person tan sent
clam 10 the .u latter, .r handkerchief. they
wdl pe,se to apply 10 this oFcs.
uoy
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17
.Nr,c and Fashionable
FAIL, AND WINTER GOODS.


FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
n .ARCH.aR S HfTCH, No g, Market
~ Square, have just received. fall aud
fashionable supply of Fall and Winter Goods.
purchased IN New York. which they noA o.ief
for sale among which are
Super blue, black bro'n. olive steel mixed,
green aud cliret BROAD LOTHS Of every
shade. Blue. black, dr,b, white. D Lf, mixed
and brown CASSIMERES.
Dr,h Fcarnaugh's and Outfits green Book.
ings and Scrges; F'annels; limbs wool and
wors ed Shirts and Drawer; bea' er, dog. and
buckskin Gloves, toilenet, corded, six, striped
v ,lenci, Yes ings {, very superior arf;cIe;)
plain black, and striped silk, and silk Vest
ings; Hosiery Of every description; Cravat
p IDS {. new 'artirle;) superior flag and b. n
d ,nna Handkerrhief-; brown Linens; Dmk.
Tlloiing, and Paddings; patent Springs for
Vests tf Octobor Z.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17
nrrM ELASTIC SHOES.

uN)R .,le At No 79, wes' ~ user s-rec', I,
an cx..n.;vs ,-sor, mcn' "f q an FL site
s,o,. :, wholesale or rc'ai, Which VII he
d,.p,.eiof A. very 'o'rre.
r, IA. who ssh 10 pe~ervs NOR '"o'
d,y n. tie pre.en vet -eison 'ppro tchss.lhe
.,,,, thar 40 I'D recommend the use OF ,"s
arti 10. wv
Nov -
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17
FAsHI0NABLE DRESSING ROOM.

VuNHE subscriber respectfully inforWs the
public. that he has taken room No, 30,
'w.s,m;nstef-st. a few doors west Of the Ar
scade, ,hd lt the corner Of ofOrange-siree', where
.ho will be happy 10 wait Oh those who may
favor him with their patron tge; and hopes by
,assid ,ity and attention to business, to mort
oh IRE Of tho p,tronagc Of tho public.
II ar cut, rlzers honed and set on the most
,acconnoI It ng terms; aud ~ orders execn,ed
wit lout delay. Albert ." Ell
-, M Sin
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MACHINERY, COTTON Y. KN, r,

MACHINERY, LOTION Y. kN, Sc.
FTHE subscriber will sell very lpw, 3 Double
4 Spesders, in COOL raining order. on
Hines plan; I Stretcher; 2 Water Frames az
spinales each: ThrostIe, 4s sp'ndIes; ! { OF
ton Picker; 2 Wool Jennys; q hand Siiin-tt
Looms, with a s.tt Of Harnesses, Slaiss and
Warp ng Mill.
Also i00e lbs. Cotton Yarn, Nos. 6 toS
rs bales 81 Shirtings.
To Let A largo and comnod Gus Dye
House, with VUs. Wr'ngers, Nc.
CHARLES ELDREDGE. Agent.
Belle fnnte Oct 81 ?t
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17

FUR SEAL AND HAIR SEAL CAPS.
lust received from Albany, good supply
- Of Otter, Fur Seal and Har Seal Caps.
for s,le at the Hat Store Cf the snbscr .ber, No.
81, Westminster street.
Oct 81 ASA FAIRBANKS
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Eli ,iiG DENTlF h..
EyREPARED and soid cont .v
y G. s. C.aR7'EE.
Druggist and Chemist, No. IL i-2, Mes,n.:n-
ser siieei.
O .,otcr 2f
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-11-17

TO LET
~ A large Cellar, in rear Of Store No.
iisiW, 27, So,hn Water-strect, with privi-
ie 20 ,t the wharf Said Cellar is very suta-
bic for storing oil or provisIons-terms mode
rate. apply to SETH ADAMS. Jr.
nov "a, SOntl-water-s'.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

TWENTY DDILANS kE" AhD
A PAN; of u ,ss was bToken from the front
IA vnI,v IL n, s.iSs ,riher's store, ,st
eye,,ng, Ne vsea the ho IRA If s and ., and a
$3.50 iI.,,ai liver E,glsh Witch taken there
fr,n. Of w,ich m p,rtIc,iar description can
b. q vsa TIE abo!e 70 ward wall he given tor
tho 4, sciion of the thief, and the re.o cry oi
the Watch. or a gencro,s reward for either.
NJ. -. EATON W. MAXCY.
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WATER PROOF BOOTS.

WHTER PRUUF BOUTN.
TTiLL u Mir HELL respec' fully inform
LII the friends and the public that they
continae at their old stand, NJ. 2i. Cicipside,
where they sriIl continue TO carry on the Shoe
IN king business ss usual. They likewise take
this opportunity ID tender their sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage they have received.
and solicit con,nulnce; as nothing shall be
w,nt,ng or ,her part. to give satisfaction
They furthermore inform tho public. that they
m Ike Water p. o ,f Boots, a thing much TO be
desired IN the winter senson, and warrant them
to be perfectly water tight.
"A first rate Workman wanted.
N. B. Particular attention paid to mend
ug now
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NEW GOODS.

.At .t0s. I and 3 P1ctmref-strert.
ND ARKER 4 WARDwELL have just re-
NJ plen,si,ed their stock OF tiardworc, from
the last Importations which, with Their former
sock on md, makes their assortment very
, gsnsrals complete, which they o'!er ns ,!sa' +,
on -conn,rda ing terms, both for cash or sr-
pro 'ed crcd.,. Gr,tefdi for past f,vours, u ey
-sohcn a continuance. Sep. 2S
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SIDES. B)DrJ. CorvOV LAPS, re,

::S Ii,L))N "a MiSDN, I'D a. kid. mo-
> o.r) inI p'iin,i't Shoos. ytr'"s p iiteraS
% i. io:':;p .nd pr"na,i, Boo
t,r,. n,,.:,.i 10 u Ter mi prlnyiI, Shocs
4,ris,,,s iii s>in, sea- s>iu, ana n. .,ts'
iet'ier iso,s
u, Sias+o' i f,ren' kincs
D, Dess P .nps, kid aud morocco, vario-s
p-.res
Boots. ofessry desL, r'ion
Gun IL nen q aud lad es Inj A r .bbsr u. .er
Si0.>
Colon Biting, FOR Comfos -fs. by the pound
o. qitn'rv
3 n.ls size P:l.s,s w,Iln.. snpe,!or ar'i-
els. lave va. OF "a
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Ancient Attire and Modern Manners.

The fine gentleman Of" the good old days"
before the Revolution, as he is described in the
paintings and portraits of the times, s,rutted
forth in q huge coat Of red rwhite broadcloth,
Of most yoluminous dimensions, whose ample
skirts covered his whole person rs securely as
the outer garments Of recent fashions. Broat.
plates of silyered metal, or substantial dirks OF
horn, were arranged in rows upon lis sides, in
the places of inical 9ilded buttons, TO pay
double debt, as fas,enings and ornaments The
closely fitted sleeves were opened at the bottom,
to display the cunning OF the laundress in the
composition Of endless plaits, and the ruffles
emerged from the aperture to guard the COM
plexion of the hand The superior extremity
was dignii.d by venerable wig, and surmoun,-
ed by three-pronged and cocked-up hat. The
trim garments of uncomfortable denominations,
met at the knee with the long stockings Of silk
or wool, and were bound with a tight band, so
adjusted as 10 display the Symmetrical propor-
tons of the limbs. The shoes sharpened to
keen point, gli,tered with the briiancy huge
and highly polished buckles, and were glowing
with the appliances Of oil and blackball. The
neck was enriched by few yards OF cambria,
neeliren,ly twisted about. The false collar, the
eoniyocal testimony in favor Of the shirtless
wight, was as much unknown as the patented
improvements Of Day & Martin, which now fur
nish mirrors 10 animate our great men to fu-
ture exertions; nor did the face peep out from
between immoveable barriers Of bleached and
starched cloth, like the couDtenance OF pork
er grinning through two gate-posts. 1T makes
the heart sad, to think Of the stately caparison
of the danes, who entertained the visits Of these
antique beaux. The gown OF rich broeade, or
Of rustling silk, flowing out in many yard OF
train ard be-Aounced and be-furbelowed IN all
directions, the lofty pile of head-gear towering
over the brow Of the beautiful, the delicate, and
gorgeous coloured skirt, the ruff1es bristlins
round the neck, and the demure cap, form
picture of graceful drapery, moving those oil
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-19

Levy Court be requested to apply TO Congress
for gran, of such power for this specific pur.
pose.
RESOLVED, That committee Of thirteen be ap.
pointed to present TO the Corporate Authori.
ties of the City, the Levy Court of the County
of Washington, and to the President and Con-
gress of tie United States, a copy of the fore
going proceedings, with power, in co-opera-
ton with the said Corporate authorities, or any
other authorities of the District, to use all pro.
per means in aid of this momentous object.
Ordered That the said Committee be appoint
ed by the Chairman
R. c. WEIGHTMAN, Chairman,
J. GALES. Jr. Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-19
From The Ns,v- York Statesman.

TRIAL OF THE REV. MR. WEEMS.
The trial ofthis pretended clergyman, for lar
ceny, came on On Thursday at the Municipal
Court, Boston. The Court House was crowded
from the commencement to the concluslon.-
His counsel set up the plea Of insanity, and evil
dence of the Rev. Drs. Gardner, jerks, and Sc
veral other diyines, was offered to supper, it.
II appeared that he had preached ONCE or twice
IN Salem, as often in Reading, and once in Bos-
ton. He was educated at The South, and pass
ed some Time in Andover previous 10 his arrlv-
ing in Boston; ard the witnesses in his behalf
spoke in high terms Of his education, talents,
gen,lemaniy department, sc. His sermons were
said to have been elegant in composition, ana &C
ceptable in delivery, though we have heard that
but small portion Of them were the produc-
lions Of his own brain. Although it was prov
ed beyond question, that at times he has been
slightly disordered in his head, yet the jury FELT
themselves bound 10 bring verdict Of Gully.
The prisoner exhibited sickly, cmaciaied
appearance and one altogether exciting SYM
pathy. During the trial he sat mute, though
not without The appearance Of considerable agi-
tation; and for The greater part of the time re-
chned his head in his handkerchief which he
held in his appraised hand. The opinion has OBJ.
tained, that whatever may have been his con-
duct before he was denounced by the clergy, he
has since no, hesItated to venture farther into
the ruinous paths Of vice and prohigacy.
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MarshaA's Sale.

VIRGINIA.:
4 II Superior Court of Chancery, held in the town
~ Of fredericksburg on the 23d day ofApri.,l 1897
Bladen Duany, Plaintiff.
Benjamin Dulany, Dulany Forrest, French Forrest and
others, Defendants.
This cause came this day to be heard, BY consent
OF the parties by counsel, upon the papers formerly
read, and the reports of Commissioner Barton, and
Commissioners Peyton, McKenna and Mason, made
pursuant to the order of the 10Th day of May 1926 to
Which reports there is exception, and argued
by counsel; On consideration whereof the Court ap-
proving of and confirming the said reports doth by the
like consent, adjudge, order and decree that unless
the defendants, or some one or more Of them, shall
within sixty days from the date hereof pay and satisfy
to the plaintiff. the of two thousand three hundred
and twenty dollars, and eighteen cents with inter.
est thereon at the rate of sxpcr centum per ann,n
from the 9th day of January, $780, until paid and the
costs by the plaintiff expended in the prosecution Of
this suit the Marshal of this Court after having adyer-
cd the time and place of the sale of the same in some
newspaper published in the town of Alexandria, and
at the front door of the Court House of the county of
Alexandria, in the District Of Columbia for FIVE weeks
successfully do expose sale before the front door of
Cageu's Hotel, in the said town Of Alexandra, for
ready money the anGs and premises, in the proceed.
ngs mentioned, with the appurtenances, and out of
the proceeds OF the said sale, after defrayDg the ex
penses attending the same, do pay and satisfy to the
plaintiff his aforesaid debt, interest and COSTS and the
surplus of the proceeds of the said SALE if any, depo.
site to the credit Of this cause the Office of discount
snd depose of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia at Fre
dercksburg subject to the future order of the Cour,
herein, and report his proceedings herein to the Court
Costs s74 GA copy--Teste,
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