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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

In the latter part Of July, Samuel Wager,
about 20 years of age, was found dead at Cbes.
ter, N. J. sitting with his back against fence.
- in a state Of pu,refaction, and covered with
worms, having in one hand rum.boitie,
and IN the other the corkv
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

e.-Mr CLAY was at Louisville on the goth
ut. and was to proceed The next day to Gin
cnnati. He was received with great enthusi'
asm at Louisville. He declined an invitation
10 public dinner
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

a. The enga cement of Miss LANE, at our
Theatre, closes this week. We recommend
to all who have not yet witnessed her perform
anccs 10 attend this evening Her conception
of character is very excellent, and she Is IN
deed prodigy.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

Cc-Mr. HUGH H. BRowN, has given notice,
as will be seen by an advertisement, that lie
contemp!ates publishing new Directory. We
hope all the information necessary, will be
given 10 Mr. Brown by our citizens.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03
AFTERNOON,
nv nc

The Anniversary Of the Federal .ddeIph'
Society will take place to -morrow,at 1 O'Clock
A. NJ. at the Rev. Dr. Edes' Meeting House.
Grafton by Hon. WILLIAM HUNTER. Poem
BY DR.. ELISHA BARTLETT, of Lowell. Mass.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

0c-We shall publish in our next, a copy oi
an act reported at the last session Of tho As
scmbly, on the subject Of granting acts of in
corporation to Manufacturing Companies.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

The barque Dragon, arrived at New Bedford
on Monday night last, at half past 10, from
Corcnburqh, with Iron. Al twelve O'Clock
sc would have been sabjsc. TO the new Duty
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

Gc-Presidont ADAMS, it is stated in the
Boston pa pers, will attend the Common cement
at Bowdoin College, Maine, on Wednesday
next.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

o. The United States Ship Hudson, Cap.
JOHN o. CREIGHTON, has dropped down
from the Navy Yard at New-York. She will
sail for the coast Of Brazil IN about ten days
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03


Baptist Meeting House. The order Of eSor-
cises will be as follows:
FORENOON.
Jusie.
PRANER.
IT. Nature and BcncR OF Revolutions. with Saua;ory
AIdr,.es SAMUEL EST, ". rnerlon, H. L.
2ihe Freedom Of the P,,,, . i,,@,,I'a. , ,!.;
3.-The Oration on the Character ol Columbus, :,
DANIEL BEAT, Bekley, Mas.
4.-The orson IN Popular Education (eScu'ed)
AICRIN LEWIS FISHER, Dan''le, W.
MUSIC.
5inauence Of Love Of Country, on National Character,
an Essay GAMALIEL LYMAN DWIGHT, P'oyhisnr".
6-smple Ca.,dc,on Of the Powers and Operation Of the
'''''' TaANUis W. EMMoNs, vergenne., Vt.
7Cau.-, for the Progrt.. Of lnilrny sni D.'p'l'n'
ALBEIT 4. AINSNOhTH, Pro'idthce.
UP" FRISCia HORTON, Boston, Mas.
o.--Ams,iean Literature. al ora'ion, (escu'ed . =,
JAMES G.. ROY, King ani puren To- va
10Th, in1uensc Of Climate, on intellectual character, an
MILTON BRADFORD, wood,toes, Con.
MUSIC.
Ii--Inhuenr. of Moral Cuisarn upon tie Prosperity and
JANEs' LAMsON, Salem, Mass.
DANIEL ". HALE, Providence.
i5.--Anerican M1unfariue', an E,''y, lt>cl'eD
GEORGE A. RIlohEs, raniu~b II. j.
4, fen-a Of ,be Re, ouiion,ry 1oirs, d'sutaii"n,
EPHRhiM MUNKoE Bristol X. l..
l5--rhe Ea.cis Of iluic. N oration
John WINTHROP d sion, Mas,.
lS.--rhe Word Farewell, Poem .
MARK ANrHOhy u. W. HOWE, Drsol X. l.
AFTERNOON.
MUSIC.
THE oraop on the Influence Of Natural Scenery, on
fh,,or,., HENRY +. EDES, Providence.
The on,ion on the U.iv OF Intellectual Philosophy,
JOSEPH q. ROUERT, Robcrtvie 5. G.
3-Thc o. alton on Force of Character
ARCHER SMITH, Geotgetown, s. o.
MUSIC.
1The Ora,ion on III, Edura,n OF Nature con;raed with
the Education Of Art.
AMOS LOWERING Medway, Mass.
s. The Euogy on De Wm clinton,
JOSEPH R0BY, Boston, Mas.
s-.Cenferrnv the Degrees
THE New Enai,ni Character, with the Va'cdiciory Id
dresses LAFAYETTE :. FOSTER, Norwich, Conn.
PRAYER
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

o. The new duty on iron, fixed according 10
the provision Of the new tariff, went into efle Ct
yesterday.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

0o-we have received three long poetical
communications, which we shall dispose OF
hereafter.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

N Hon. NEHEMIAH r. KNIoHr has not
declined q reelection TO the United sta'es
Senate, from this State.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03
LITERARY CADET
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5.
COMMENCEhIENr.

Tho Annual Commencement Of Brown Uni
yersity, will take place this day. at the First
Baptist Meeting House The order Of exor-
,.isss will lac as fellows.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

"L." cannot be published:
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-03

eCGAR.--In this market there is a decline, ard
IN several instances reduction in price has taken
place. Moasses continue very heavy. 10 the
Sssd market thsre 10 scarce any business doing.
1NpICO.-Tae sale Of this. article at the East
Isdis HoSss consisting Of upwards Of 90o0 chests
eson,enced On Tuesday last. About 100 chests have
Ssea Withdrawn All the good consuming and ex-
port description, 'ntrary to the general expectations
ksvs sojd at an average IN prices, say from I'd Sd
>r pound, and Gne descriptions Cd per pound lower
shsn ne last sale prices. There are no ordinary de-
sevi,sIors. with che exception Of Madras, yet dis
csscd sf, shss quality however has fully supported
Sesmss Prioss.
oev,suss Lincoln, Of Maine. has offered reward
er ,hrss bunarsd dollars fer the spprehonsion oi
1.shss pjehs don, sathes ~ number Of isrger'ss
sseeuslv Ssssesed In Portland.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
THE WEATHER.
PATRICK H. DARBY.

The following statement, taken from the Penn
sylvauia Gazette, is applicable to this region.
The predictions that the splendid Northern lights
witnessed during the last fall would be followed by
severe, cold winter, have thus far been signally
fasfed in this state, at least in the eastern section
OF it. Such aOinter, we apprehend, was never
known here. With very slight exception, not
worth Mentioning in place Of frost and snow, we
have had succession Of warm, murky, misty. toggy,
dark weather. fair match for an English Novcm-
ber-and such that frequently, in rooms ordinarily
lighted. candles were necessary during portion OF
the day, to enable one to read and write.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
MARYLAND.

The Jacksonians claim Maryland. of course, and
have said they have majority on joint balI'i. On
this point, read the following from the B"ilin'ore
Patriot
1t will be recoected that, after last October
election, it was unlushingly asserted by the jack
sonites, that they had majority of one, JOINT
ballot, in the Legislature. We knew better, and
stated that the Administration had "a considerable
majority joint ballot and this too, let il be borne
in mind, Notwithstanding the Senate was elected the
year before, and with no view to the Presidential
question. We stated, after the last election, that
the House of Delegates would probably stand, for
the Administration 49, Jackson 81 and ii Was con-
ceded that the Senate stood thus for the Admins
tration g. Jackson 8, making, on joint ballot, Tor the
Administration 55, Jackson 40. Now what is The
fact, as proved by the election of the Executive
Council yesterday? The average vote for the A.
ninistraton ticket was fraction above 81 and that
of the Jackson ticket fraction above 43. This cad
culaon excludes the vote for Mr. Jones, who Is The
only Jacksonlte elected and who, in consequence
of much personal worth, and being OF the last Conn-
Gil, was voted for by some Administration men
The whole Government of the State is now fully
.s opposed to General Jaek-oB--and
SvH go eartand hand5c oar present en-
hghteaed Chief Magistrate Of the Union ~hosemhole
mind and heart is devoted to the best interest OF his
and whose course is crowned with the high
appreciation of his iIlusrions predecessors in Office
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
For the Dela,Care Journal.
THE AI'HENE EUM.

An Institution under this name. has recently
been commenced in this Borough, with spirit and
energy which promise the happlest results. The
objects of the institution. the name implies. are
purely literary and scientific and as su. h. it claims
the patronage of ali who disposed to promote
the cult, alton of literary taste and OF rehned and
moral habits among the citizens Of Wilmington. In
the latter point of view. apprehend it will come
materially in aid Of the benevolent exertons which
are now making to rescue the rising generation from
that immoral and vicious propensity which may be
regarded as the besotting sin Of this country. BY
providing an occupation Or amusement at once ra-
tona useful and interesting. young men may be re-
claimed from vicious and groveling habits and i'm
proper associations and restored to self respect. to
usefulness and virtue. What may be the corlse
quences of such an institution upon the literary
character of our town. is speculation which may
interest those whose imaginatons warm with the
story of Athenian fame, and who recollect the n
intellectual supremacy and political greatness which
sprung from the groves and the academies ct Athens;
or who witness, in our own day. the literary emf
nence of the northern capital of the British empire.
To this institution, again invite the patronage OF
the public About sixty subscribers have already
given their sanction to the undertaking. and there
is now no doubt that it will proceed with spirit and
effect, A. b.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
At Private Sale,

A Two Story Brick House, Kitchen and lot of
ground, now occupied by Moses Rea, No. 2o3, on
the westerly side of Market-street, in the Borough
of Wilmington, pleasant and healthy situation.
The Lot has eighteen feet six inches front on Mar
et-St, and extends the same width to Shpley-Street
A good title and possession may be had on the
q5th of no. next. For other information inquire
of LEA PUSEY,
No. 10, East Queen-St.
Wilmington 1mo. Is, 1928. 77-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
From the Kentucky Commentator.
Frankford Dec. "a, 1927.

Franktord Dec. "a, 1927.
PATRICK HENRY DARBY, Ese
SIR. With this note you will receive the Rich
mond Enquirer, containing letter, from elk Grun-
DIV, Esq. to General Jackson and the generals
answer.
This answer, imagine, you will peruse with some
degree of surprise; it seems to be intended, and
it will be understood, by the generals friends at
least, as full and complete denial of statement
which has been long circulated and generally credit
ed of his having threatened to use personal vio-
lence upon Senator of the United States, for his
official conduct IN the investigation of the history Of
the Seminole war.
You will unquestonably recollect, that in the
casual conversations which have passed between us.
touching the character of Gen. jackson, this subject
has been more than once alluded to.-lfI have not
misunderstood your remarks, in more ofthese
conversations, YOU have mentioned that Gen. Jack
son himself in giving an account of the occurrence
at Washington at the period in question, informed
you personally that 1t his intention TO hare made
an attack upon the person Of Mr.. Eppes, then Send
tor from Virgiaia with the threatened purpose Of cut
ting his off!
| That may be enabled to state what the General
has said upon this subject. upon former occasions,
in more authentic shape than the repetition of com
mon conversations, ask the favour of you, to in
form me, by letter. what threats or avowas you have
| heard Gen. Jackson make of the nature above de-
scrbed.
1t is admitted that the giving of public statements
of such private conversations when not conf
dental, may be considered as matter of some de-
licacy but am at the same time aware that con-
sideraons cf mere delicacy will weigh but little
with you against the right of the people, to be put
lin possession of correct information of men and
things, at crisis like this
! am sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant
]. G.. DANA.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
-. For the Deld,Udre Journal.
"THE BARGAIN"
THE AUDITORS OFFICE, &c.

Fellow Citizens. is but just that you should
oe made acquainted with the following, which if
|rue' land it is said to be too true to joke about
Pctlon of the three worthy members Of the. House
Representatives from Sussex. 1t is said that so
|''Fly as the November Term of the Common Pleas
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
JVOtice

ALL persons indebted to the estate of ThomasW
htire, decd. requested to make immediate
and all persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present their accounts, le-
eally authenticated, by the 10th of February next.
NATHAN BOULDAN, Admir-.
Ionqoru 1th 1928 77-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
Frankford Ky. Dec. 26th, 1897.
J. G.. DANA, ESQ.

J. U. DANA, Esq,
SIR received your letter of the Gath inst. re-
ative to Gen. Jackson's threatened chastsement Of
Mr.. Eppes, in 1919, with its enclosures and have
Tread both ysur letter and those Of Gen. Jackson and
Mr. Grundy, and considered their contents.
was once the lawyer, the agent, the friend, and
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15

,houlders--that the peoples interests have been
greatly neglected by the Jackson leaders lime
will more fully develope the astonishing sefshness
Of their policy.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
IDarrifn,

On Thursday evening the 10th Inst. by the Rev.
John P. Peckworth. Mr.. JOSEPH F. ROBINSON,
to Miss ELIZABETH ANN SCOUT, all of this
Borough.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
To Rent

And possession given on March 25 next the Tavern
House, at present occupied by Mr.. Aldrlch Penlng-
ton. situated in Port Penn Apply to the Subscriber,
near the premises. REBECCA READ.
January 10th 1928. T-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
RESTITUTION.

A letter without date or Signature, post marked,
Philadephia, eleventh of January, has heen receiv
eG at the Bank of Wilmington and BFandywne, en-
closing Three Hundred Dollars, without any fur
ther explanation or direction than the following
"This money belongs 10 the Bank of Wilmington
and Brandywine, the principal and interest in full"
or5- An adjourned meeting of the Subscribers
to the Anthenseum will be held in the large room,
in the rear of the Bayard Hotel, on Wednesday
evening next, at o'clock
SAMUEL S. GRUBB, Secg.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-15
Notice..

A MEETING of the Levy Court and Court of
Appeals of N Castle County, will be held, in the
Court House, in the Town of Ne Castle, on Tues
day the 9th day of February next.
T. STOCKTON, c. P.
JNeuu-C Castle, Jan. s. 1928. 77-H
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-02
IACK Som OK AnAMS I

The great question Of the Presidential election.
Z nov presented directly to the people III Sen
lucky. Shall we have for our next President, IN
lreW Jackson John G. Adams?
Shall we support the man who was .rne 70 NJ
government ard country, when they were sur
rounded with difficulties and dangers; who made
bare his bosom to the storm OF wal, and declared
in tile face Of the most powerful army that cve
,1ded in America although he had little to rel,
III except tie unframed vauur OF our brave mill
,ia that 6 our country must and shall he defend
ed Or Shall we give our suhrages ID him who pre-
hicted that our country must e cru7hea' bcucath
ii. force which was dispatched to our shores, and
peeyishy complained OF our government az " eeah
and penurious, because it would not in she midst
81 its dstrcss, allow his exorbltant claims Z
Shall we pass over the man who pledged his pro
perty. honour, and life in defence. and take t,
cur bosons him who has thought ct nothing bu
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and the making o. him
self rich out Of his country's dstresses
Shall we prefer him who has bought the Presi
1cncv by agreeing to promote the future politlca
prospects Of an Old enemy to him who nobl
spurntI the first suggestion OF au appeal to hi
personal Interests
But we did not now take up our pen to pourtra
,he merit, Of jackson, or the dement's of Adams
Cur Chief Object vas to urge tie friends Oh Jackso
and liberty to renewed and animated eXertlon.-
In the recent elections We could not all unite, i
consequence Of the opinions and feelings engen
lerel by recent local controversies but in the aE
preaching election Of electors, we shall present 8
inbroken front. The display Of strength recent
made is sufficient to satisfy Us, that we have ult
uate victory perfectly within our grasp. The c
,ectors Of President are mere instruments to spca
shc people's voice. They will not be cntruste
viii, any political power. There will, therefore
be no discussion or division with regard to the
respective qualifications. Any man isqoafcd
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-02
iANI1WNLIiliIlliIllIllI1llH11g

Iact as an elector. who can pronounce Che name q
1.-THE man whom the people prefer. In voting fur
them we shall have the entire union, which was
lattainabe in the late contest. Let us have but p
Irer@q, and all will be safe Franhfor 4 Kv .9r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-16
Nyspepsla.

nR. MEAD'S PILLS have been proved D!
- fallibIe testof truth, experience ue O.. .
fectual medicine ever offered in any cou"r!' IL. 4
cure ofall those deranged states OF the nsrSsrrt
gans, denominated DYSPEPSIA, OF MIL" no,,
which frequently makes its appearance In!,I. mess 1t
plicated forms, such as loss OF appetl'e' scN" ~ aid
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; beicHins ~rnro
ter. which issometimes tasteless, out most 49,
sour: knawing in the stomach, heartburn CO |
naleness of the countenance, languor, i9"neIT ,rsI
spirits, palpitation of the heart, vertigo anu n n
sieep. The number ofthese symptoms rles"
ent patients, by some being felt only IN pn|
others, have additional ones. equally f,uGi
such As severe pains inthe head and breast .r;,b a
emaciation, or wasting ofthe whole boz, nil, y
weakness particularly ofthe legs. ift ,Se t.,cr5a
most efectually remove alis'irhesS b., ~corscrf
not merely by neutrali1 -ng the acid buSD .; i've tx
tina, morbid state ofthe secretions |h'-% b~IsbiIps
i. and at the same time will restore 10 : i. -
organs of digestion that tone ana v,S| he sninalee
lutely necessary to the well being .. ~ Is. that q
omv: The best proof oftheir eihear! ;cisn,, and :
are prescribed by many ofthe hrst P ,Iyyonrhoq, be-
cd by the neutrality-suspicious. "''"S 81
Mon. .oJy issold by Z. SlapI
g. son. Alexandra, who are agents c;U and By ncH1
.nrsr. nv N. Jewett, Washington .ni states, sc5h
tlrer; oy throughout the United s'. Nv Yot
the seho hsaSs by 0. K ". Hull, Druggists
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-16
4 u VI Maryland,
Charles COunfV,

Charles COuRt.y, SCI.
an application to the subscriber one of the Judges
of the Orphans Court of Charles County, by pc.
t;tion in writing of Ilezekah w. Burroughs of Charles
County. for the benefit ct the Act of Assembly for
the relief of lnsolveRt Debtors, passed at November
session 1905, and the several supplements thereto on
the terms mentioned therein a schedule OF property
and /. list of his creditors on oath, so far as he can as.
certain them, being annexed to his pc ition, and be
ing satisfied by competent testimony that the SAL le-
zekish W. Burroughs has resided two years nnTedi'
ately preceding the time OF his application in the
State of MARYLAND, and being also satisfied that the
said Hezekah w. Burroughs is in actual confinement
for debt and tor no other cause, and the said Hezeki-
nh w Burroughs having entered into bonds with suf-
6cient security for his personal appearance in Charles
County Court To answer such allegations as his credit.
ors NAV make against him. It is therefore ordered
ond aJ;ud-ed that the said Hezekiah W Burroughs
he d,charred from Imprisonment, and that by caus-
;rr , c,oy of this order TO be inserted in the NationsI
InfeIIipencer or some other paper edited in the Dis
+rs.t nj Columbia, once a week for two months sue.
csssvely before the third Monday in August next, he
gvss notice to his creditors to appear before the said
s,vn,y Court at Port Tobacco in SAID county on the
"a monday IN August next for the purpose OF re-
cnmn.nding a Trustee for their benefit, and to shew
cause. if any they have. why the SAID Hezekiab W.
Rnrrouy.s should not have the benefit OF the several
Insolyent Laws of this State as prayed.
JOHN FERGUSON.
;,ne S-lav2ms JOHN BARNES Clerk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-16

New Orleans Sugars, Teas, &c.
On THDS New.Orleans sugars
s)s1 so half chests Young Tyson tea
25 ten ca,ty boxes sunpowder, and of supe.
rior quality
IS ten caty boxes imperial do
10 haIfchcsts souchong do
8 boxes spcrmaccti candies
- reams low-priced writing paper
Landing from the schr Erie from New-York, and for
sale by' S. ~MESSERSMITH.
Who has in Store,
St. Croix and Porto Rico sugar in hhds
New Orleans do do in bbls
Baltimore refined nos. / 2 and 5 in boxes and bbls
Cognac brandy in pipes of various qualities
apart old and fine
Holland gin do
Whiskey in bids and barrels
Port, Sherry, Colmenar & Malaga wines, in quarter
casks
Sicily Madeira, and Colmenar do in half quar-
ter casks
sparkling Champagne do in boxes of
dozen bottles each
young Tyson tea in chests, halfchests, and 10 catty
boxes ofvarious qualities
gunpowder do in half chests, 10 & S catty boxes,
and boxes containing 2 half cannisters
imperial do in chests, haifchests, 10 catty box.
es and boxes containing 2 half cannisters
souchong do in chests and half chests
chocolate, Bakers and Lapham's no. 1 in boxes and
h~alfboxes
paper, printing, letter, wrapping and sugarloaf
binders and bandbox boards
molasses in hogsheads
Bristol porter and VINE bottles and velvet corks
mackerel, no. 5 in bbls. and nos. 1 & Pin ! bbls
race ginger, 'nutnegs, cloves
burlaps, nos. l 2 5 & 4
German osnaburgs; Hessians
Russia sheetings &c. &c. March II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-16
District OF C0iWmbia
Aler0ndyT0 COuniY,
may.26

~.7ter0Ndj20 COMFY, SCI.
ApRIL TERM, 1923.
John II. Runnells Conplt.1
AGAINST
Augustine Leftwich, John SEn Chrnccrg.
+. Webb and Henry Pitt
man, Detts. J
VHHE defendant, Augustine Leftwick, not having
L entered his appearance and given security. &C.
cording TO the statute and the rules Of this Court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, upon at
fdavit fled, that the said Augustine Leftwick is not
an inhabitant of the District Of Columbia, on the mo-
ton of the Complainant by HIS counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendant Augustine Leftwick, do ap
pear here or or before the first day of next November
Term, and answer the bill of the Complainant, and
give security for performing the DEGREES of the Court,
and that the other defendants John r. Webb & Hen
ry Pittman do not pay, convey away, or secrete the
money, debts or effects by them owing to, or in their
hands, belonging to the said absent defendant Au.
gustine Leftwick, until the further order and decree
of this CURT, and that copy of this order be forth
with published in the public newspaper printed in
the town of .4lexandris, for two months successfully,
and that another copy be posted on the front door of
the Court House Of the said County.
Test, EDM.L |. LEE, &C.
may "a law2m