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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02
Citizens and Strangers

The Procession will move from the Parade
up tho south side of Washington square, down
! Snrine and Franklin. street~,up Thames. street
10 the 2d Baptist Meeting. House On ret.r~
ing, the Procession will form in the same or
der, and move up Farewell st. down Thames
street, to the Parade.
The exercises at the meeting House will
consist Of Prayers by the Rev. Mr.. DuNS, the
reading oftho Declaration of Independence by
NJ. JAMES ATKINSON, and an Grafton by HEN
Ry Y. CRAssroS, Esq.
The Music will be under tho direction OF
MIR. B. Marsh, jun.--at 10 o'clock the Meet.
ing house will be opened for the admission OF
Ladies, who are requested to take their seats
in the Gallery, ana in the side pews below
Citizens Of the neighbouTing towns, and
Strangers, are invited to join the Procession
1t is expected that all distractions which
may impede the movement of the Procession
will be removed. ~
By order Of The Committee Of arrangements
PELEG CLARKE, Chairman.
WM JAMES TILLEy, Secretary.
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A,the Annual Meeting of the Rhode Island
Medical Society, hold in Newport, June gath,
io29 the following gentlemen were elected
Officers for the ensuing year, viz.
David King NJ ID. Newport, President
Solomon Drown. NJ. ID. Foster, lst Vice
President. =
John Mackic, M, d Providence, Cd Vice
President.
S. Augustus Arnold, NJ, ID. Providence, Re.
cording Secretary, a E
DR.. VIM. Turner, Newport spending
Secretary. -
Thomas NJ. Barrrows, NJ. d. Providence,
Treasurer.
DR.. Edmund 7, waring, Newport, Librai-
an, and Cabinet Keeper Of the Southern Dis
trct.
.. CrSsoRs
DR.. Edmund T. waring Newport
DIR. William G.. Shaw, North Kingstown.
DIR. Samuel West, Tivcrion. - Fa-
Charles Cotton, NJ. ID. Newport.
DR.. Charles Eldridgo, East Greenwich.
Joseph Mauran, N. ID. Providence.
DIR. Niles Manchester. North Providence.
Usher Parsons, NJ. ID. Providence. 81
Theophilus c. Dunn, NJ. ID. was appointed
Is, and Thomas n Webb, NJ. ID Cd Orators.
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THEATRE.-D During the last week our
theatre has been well attended. On Monday
evening, mr.. A. Adams sustained the charae-
ter of Sir Eduard .Moriimor with great ebii-
ty We have seen this part in the hands OF
distinguished actors, and II is due TO nIr. Ad.
ans TO say, tha, in several scenes, he was but
lutte inferior TO The best Of his profession. He
is young, and his voice wants olearness and
compass; bnt his person ana features are good,
and with time and study We venture to pre-.
dict that he win attain to eminence; Slr.
Hazards Wilfo,d was vel DONE But IT is IN
such parts as Scainper, Jeremy Didd'cr, &c
that his spirited performance eiiciss general
apr oba,icn. Mr. J. .Nes.aye. is a decided "a.
vorite Tie succeeds By the mere nature OF
hi, setting in exciting roars ct lsugh,cr from
an au1ienco that las seen some OF tlsc best
iow comedians in the couu,ry. ilisonly fault
- TIA, ~ s;.nins s.sinsi he advice "lei yoas
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CUTEE =. rCARCE, and
VErSTAM DURdES,

be recommended to the freemon of this State
as candidates for election as Representatives
of the 23d Congress, BY order and in behalf
ofthe Convention.
SrrruEs b. CORNELL, President.
LEVI HAiLE, Secretary,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02

| There were number Of changes in the
different brigades and regiments.
Gen. J. B. Newton of the Ist Brigade.
demonstrated against the re. appointment Of
T Stacy Jr. as Col. of the lst Regiment,
because he was CAPTAIN ofan Independent
Compnny, attached to the same Regiment.
Col. Stacy sent in counter memorial,
atrlbuliug Gen. Newton's opposition TO
private feeling. 1t appearing aot TO have
been nthought contrary to role for man 10
hold two military oGces-C Col. Stacy was
reappointed. Soon after letter Of rcsig-
nation was sent in by Gen. Newton, and
Col. Stacy was appointed 10 supply the va
cancy, and Jesse r. Durfee was elected
Colonel of the lst Regime nt,ln place sfSta.
cy. The other officers in the regiment
also declined, and Benjamin Marsh Jr. was
appointed 1t. Col. and Edwin Wiibour
Major.
VIM. c. Hammond was appointed Com.
missary General in place OF q. NJ. Thurs
ton declined. ~
The Legislature adjourned to meet in
South RingS!otoa, the last Monday in DC
tober.
.4.vNTg'ERS.3RY or INDEPENDENCE.
The Committee Of Arrangements for the
celebration Of tho SD Anniversary Of Ameri.
can Independence, respectfully announce to
the Inhabitants Of Newport, and its vicinity,
that the Procession will bo formed on The Par.
ado, at 10 O'Clock a, IL by the Marshals ofthe
Day, in the following ORDER q.
Artillery Company, Col Clarke
5 Newport Irdcp't Volunteers, Capt. Stacy
Chief Marshal
Orator, and Reader Of The Declaration of
Independence
r Reverend Clergy.
Surviving Soldiers of the Revolution.
Sheriff Of The County.
His Honor the .ieut. Governor.
Members of Congress.
Officers Of the State Government.
Mombcrs of the State Legislature.
Judges snd Clerks of Courts.
Town Sergeant. A#a
"a Town.Council, Treasurer, and Clerk.
Committee of Arrangements.
Brigadier- General, and suite.
Militia Officers Of the State.
Officers Of the U. s. ARM and Navy.
Collector Of the Customs.
Naval Officer and Surveyors. fh
Officers of the Revenue Cutter.
Other Officers Of the Customs.
Commissioners Of the Asylum.
Commissioners OF tho Free School.
Commissioners Of the School Fund
Marine Society
Mechanics Society. TT.
Relief Society.
"a Marshal.
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TEzE NEpU3EgCkN.
MWYGEsss s
RsPUBLIc.q.N' .NO.nL,:87TOM:
THURSDAY MORNING, July 2, 1920.

Alta general Republican Convention, held
a, Newport, on Wednesday evening, June
9th, 1929, pursuan, to public notice, it WIS
unanimously voted, that
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clowns sneak no moro than is set dogHn -
them The company, generally, isenti,!e
10 the patronage of the public
We regret that Damon & Pyfhias was ne :
formed Ia 81 ight to so thin house. Wesss'
only the TWO ,ast acts Of tho piece. In. m
nianuer in which they were played, adde'
much 10 the good opinion ne had prcvious'S
entertained OF the gentleman who sustained
the character of Damon We think repet.
ton OF l.,is pay wond be very altraetives
The entertainnents announced for 10 nor
row night cannot fail to insure good housc
Mr. WiLis Ia successful amatenr) has con
sented TO appear once more.
REFORM-The Senate Of this State.
daring tire recent session OF tho Iegislatnfc,
refused TO concur in resolution passed by the
House allowing $50 TO the committee appoint.
ed to audit the Cen. Treasarcr's accounts.
They were willing to allow So only. Com
miit2es Of con ference were appointed, and Of.
ter consuming much time, ecmprcmise was
proposed and acceded to by the house allowing
SIS, The Providence American al!udirg 10
the affair says--"The expenses OF tho Gene
raj Assembly are daily $3.50, ard thoy sit ,iS
hoursa day, SO tyat this retrenchnoDt accou~s
stands--
CR. Saving to the people by the new
@-na. sf'.,.- $500
DR. ssfoftwo hours occupied
,. in the same at Sl50,day, 5000
Balance against Economy, 4S,U0
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We cory the following account of the pro
ceedings of the Legislature from the Provi
doncc Journal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02

.NesSrS. Atkinson & Read-By giving the
following an insertion you will much oblige
Farmer OF THE Mex.
Within a few days my sheep have been
stances, would no doubt have killed or severe.
ly wounded some Of thcm, but for the intorle-
renee of my workmen. .~ -
Now, not wishing to give offence to any,
would respectfully suggest 10 those who visit
the Neck for the purpose Of fishing, the pro-
priety ofleaving their Dogs at home. -,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02

A gentleman, recently from the Eiizaboth
Islands, informs us that the hills appeared 10
bc almost red with strawberries. "Sbouid the
Chancellor reach there while they are plenty
says worthy correspondents, "what luxuyi-
rious repast the ladies will enjoy--h how inter
estins their pretty lips win look stained
with the most wholesome and delicious fruit
that grows. The very idea ticklesour fancy.
and makes ones mouth water to think Of tho
dclcctablc harvest" Bravo 81 -. q 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-02

Mcssrs. Editors, - Several OF your fellow
citizens who have lately visited Providence,
deem it an act of justice to Mr., Wilder, OF
tho Roger Uilliams Hotel, TO inform those
who have been in tho habit OF visiting tha.
town, and taking up their abode at said housc,
that it is AS well kept at present as in tho
davs ofMr. Horton. They think this notice
called for by the fact that the character Of the
house has been much injured by the misfor-
times of its isiN tenant.
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8 The Rev. Mr.. Colton's address 10 the
Peace Society in this town, viii be found
in this days paper, commencing on the first
page. g. ..s,. e - ..a,.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

GENTLY skilled in Osteology to determine. 1t must,
however, have been of a magnitude of which we can
scarcely form conception; and in geological point
of view it is much to be regretted that the whole ske
eton was not extracted from the earth in which it must
have been for many thousand years embedded But
the labor of dsembowelling the bones now here, was
hercuean, as they were buried seventeen feet below
the surface of the earth and the water made upon the
excavators so fast that steamenglne must have been
procured to discharge it. The discovery was owing
to one of the bones protruding above the earth. Until
the discovery of these bones, those of the Mammoth
were the largest of any land animal of which the
lies remain The tradition of the Indians respecting
the mammoth, as related by Mr. Jefferson, is well known
In ancient times said the Delaware Chief TO the
Governor of Virginia, a herd of these tremendous
animals came to the Big-bone ticks, and began uni
versa destruction Of bears, deers, elks, buaoes, and
other animals which had been created for the use OF
the Indians The Great Man above, looking down and
seeing this was so enraged, that lie seized his lightning
descended on earth, seated himself a neighboring
mountain on rock of which his seat and the print OF
his feet are still be SEEM and hurled his bolts among
them till the whole were slaughtered except the big
BULL who presenting his forehead to the shafts, shook
them off as they fell but missing at length, il
wounded him in the side, wherein, springng round. he
bounded over the Ohio, the Wabash, the Illinois,
and finally the great lakes, where he is living al
this day.. 1t was probably the Indians "big buli''
who left the huge bones which have been atterpt-
ing to describe and which the curious will find worth
while to go and examine for themselves.
". Y. Com. Ado., Jane 30
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DIED

In this Borough, Monday evening last ISAAC BONSAL,
Bookbinder, in the 51st year of his age.
In Springfield Delaware County, Pa the 18th ult after
useful and well spent life, ELIZABETH WORRALL, aged
ninetynne years and days. Her nea descendants
amounted upwards of 80, many of whom with large
Der of her friends and neighbours day attended her ne
raj at Friends burial ground, Springfield
At Annapolis, the 25th ut., THOMAS HARRIS, Esq,
Clerk of the Court of Appeals for the Western Shore of Ma
ryland He missing breakfast, and
found dead in his bed The day before he had attended
the duties of his office apparently good health usual
In Baltimore, the 26h u in the 54th year of his age.
Mr. JOHN SCOTTI, Hair Dresser and Permer formerly Of
Philadelphia.
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MARRIED

At Pomona Grove, Germantown, on the 23d ut, by the
Rev. Mr. Rodney GEORGE B RODNEY, Esq of New
CASTLE Delaware Miss MARY JANE daughter of JAMES
s. DUvAL, Esq
At New York, by the Rev. Mr. Knowles Mr. JAMES
SHAFT victualer of Fulton Market, weighing siryhree
pounds, Miss MATILDA CASTINE, ofthe weight,
both of that city.
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Washington, jane 26.-The case of the United
States ps r. Watkins, still occupies the attention of
the Circuit Court for this District. The motion for
an instruction by the Court the Grand Jury yes
terday argued by Mr. Key in favor of it, andsby Mr.
Jones, in part, in reply.
Meanwhile, another indictment was yesterday found
by the Grand Jury against the accused.
Mr. Southland, late Secretary of the Navy, has
we'd in the CITY, and yesterday gave evidence before
Grand jury
Washington, June 27.-In the Circuit Court of the
United States for this District yesterday the argument
upon the motion of Mr. Key to instruct the Grand Jn.
nv was continued by Mr. Jones and concluded by MIR
Core, on the part Of the accused. Mr. Svann has the
floor for to-day, and Mr. Key will follow. - I
The discussion of yesterday, told, (fofwe
were not present was quite animated and piquaat
The last number of the African Repository informs
lis that such is the disposition to emancpate slaves for
the purposes of colonization, in some parts of North
Carolina that the Society of Friends in that State
would immediately have placed under their about
tho thousand they in possession of funds for their
to the Colony of Liberia
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DELAWA y e EGxs TER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY, JULY 4, sa9.
FOURTH OF JULY.

Co. The Committee of Arrangement for celebrating the APP
preaching Anniversary of Independence respectfully give no.
ce that Grafton will be delivered at Trinity Church,
Saturday morning next, O'Clock The Ladies partic
uarly invited attend, for whom seats will be reserved
July 2, 1922
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OST, about the first of April, brown and white
MA pointer DOG, having small portion of hair scaded off
the left sde and answering the of Carlo: whoever
the said dog Parry Bayard Hotel, Wilmington,
gives such information that he may get him again. shall
ceive liberal reward. GIBBONS PARRY.
Wilmington, June Goth, 1922 36-3t
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DELAWARE RIFLEMEN!

8 Parade in fol- uniform, in front Of the Town Hall, on
Saturday next, 4 of july O'Clock, A. M, with and
equipments complete ORDER provided with "a rounds Of
ammunition. WILLIAM CORBIT, O. S.
June 40, 1929.
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ATTENTION!

Washington Grays, parade Saturday, July 4th, at II
O'Clock, A. M, in front of the College, provided with "a
rounds of blank cartridges By order:
July 1, 1929. ROBERT RICHIE, r. s.
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0o- stated meeting of the DeiaiDare academy Of Nat
rat Science will be held at the Room of the Atheneum
Saturday the 4th inst, at O'clock p. M.
July l. HENRY F. ASKEW, Sec'H.
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The young Clerk who recently found guilty of
rohbng his employer Gin Phadephia) of consde-
rabe amount of money aud goods, has been sentenced
to be imprisoned at hard labor for year, to be fed
and clothed as the law directs, and to pay the costs of
prosecution remain in custody until they paid
The Anti-Masonc State Convention Of Pennsylva-
MIA assembled at Harrisburg, the 25th ult, and on
the Goth nominated Joseph Rtner, of Washington
y, for the office of Governor.
-~sSs~-
Appointments by the Executive of JMafyland
Brig Gen. Thomas nj. Forman, to be Major General vice
Gem Benson, deceased
Col Sewal, be Brgadier General, LIST Brigade
Maryland Militia, vice Thomas M. Forman, promoted.
Lieut. Col William Garrett, to be Colonel of the 49th Re-
gment, M M. vice Col. James Sewal, promoted.
Major William Mackey to be Lieut.. Col vice William Gar
rett promoted.
Capt Samuel Hollingsworth to be Major of Col Adam
Whann's Regiment of Cavalry
Ben B. Chambers, to be additional Justice Of the Peace
for Cecil County.
The following extracts are from letters published in
the Colonial Advocate and written by its editor, MIR
Mckenzie, a member of the Provincial Parliament.
LETTERS FROM THE UNITED STATES.
PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1929.
We arrived here yesterday morning and Immediately
proceeded to the Philadelphia Library, of which we
had heard so much, but found it shut. A statue of
Benjamin Franklin, presented in 1899, by w. Bing-
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" and its vicinity, will be held the School Room,
opposite Friends Meeting House, Tuesday evening
nert July 7h half past O'clock form Association
in this Borough the principles the Mechanics
Free Press Association of the city of Philadelphia.
July 2, 1929.
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TT ORTIZ AMERICAN REVIEW, No. "a, for July, recei.
" we'd by fl. e. IT. Wilson, los, Market street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-16
District Of Columbia,
.Aierdndia County, SCI.

Alexandra County, Sc.
NOVEMBER TKnN, 1928.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandria,
who SIZE for the mseives and such 9th
er Of the creditors Of John McNama.
RI who will come in and contribute
to the expenses of this suit, CompPf. Y, rbo,,,,
AaAIHsT
James Kirk, administrator Of John Nc.
Nsnnara, decd, Sally McNamara.
Henry l.. McNamara, and Luther
Chamberlain, Defs.
yIyHE bill in this case states, that on the LIST day
( June, 1896, there WAS due to the complainant,
by the said John Mcnamara, the sum Of six hundred
and thirty mine dollars and eighteen cents; that the
said Mcnamara resided in the State of Virginia AT the
time of his decease, and that certain James Kirk
tack letters OF administration his estate in the State
of Virginia, and by that means exercises control ove'
his estate in the District of Columba that the said Nc
Samara died seized of house and lot in the town OF
Alexandria, occupied by Luther Chamberlain, which
is more than sufficient 10 satisfy the claim of the CON-
plsinants; and that the said MCNAMARA left Other
fund out of which their claim can be pail.
The object of the bill is, that the house and lot =
foresaid may be decrecd by the Court 10 be sold c'
tho sat sfacton of the complanants debt set out
foresaid, and such other debts shall be established
against the said Mcnamara, deceased, And il appear
ing to the satisfaction of,he Court that the sad JIns
Kirk Sally Mcnamara and Henry l.. Nc Namara are not
inhabitants of the Dstrtct Of Columbia they are her.
by warned be and appear person, by solicitor
in the United States Circuit Cou:t of the District q
Columbia for the count, of Alexandria, on the second
Monday in April next, to show a cause why decree
should net be passed. rs prayed by the bill .Sad On
their failing loappeai aforesaid, the said bill otcOn
panants he taken pro coniesso. aud such decree mad.
in the premises shall seem right: Provided, the sad
compliments cause this order to he published in ,h:
phenix Gazette at least four months in con,n uatOh
before the said second Monday in April.
Test EDM. LEE, C. c.
dar IN ls4m
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District of Columbia.

County ~ .ferHnfFsn' "
NOVEMBER Txsn, 1923
William Poplar, Complainant,
AGAINST
Charles Brown, administrator Of James
Poplar, deceased, James Entwsle all.
minisrator Of Isaac Entwisle, Alexan.
der Moore, executor Of John Boyer, III lAan'e'
deceased, and Henry Williams ard
Elizabeth Williams, infants under the
age Of twenty-oue years, and devisees
ofJohn b. yer aforesaid decd, Defcn'sJ
2 pie defendant Charles Brown. adminsiIaVo,' 8,
u James Poplar. +cceased, not having en'e' re-.
appearance and given security accordInato the
and the rules Of the Court, and it appearing 10
tsfactionof the Court upon affidavit fled ins, ,;,,
said Charles Brown is not inhabsnt OF The psT
of Columbia, on the motion of the complainant .. 10.
counsel 1t is 0rdered, thst tie defendant LA Il
Brown do appear here on before tlie first u I'm.
next April term, anil answer the bill OF the eo"PS
ant, and give security for performing the dee,e. e,S.
the Court; and that copy Of this order be forw"f
lishe! in apublc newspaper printed in the ,ao
1exandria, for two months successfully, ana iva.
Their copy be posted at the front door OF the o'''
house of the said county.
Tc5te, EbM. l. LEE u Co.
dec IS
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GeNrge y. AoNsM
E, ;iaea large and Sensonnbt assortment u
Dry GOODS

upe. black, blue, olive, mixed and green cloths
- assmeres. Aanneis, llnseys and low priced cast
nets, super mixed and blue sattinetts wide ana com.
mon bangups. A,shiu:s and 5azes, rose blankets
point stripe and macknsw Tito, merino shswis ana
scarfs cashmere do cloth do. blue, black orange and
drab c;rcassians black Norwich Grape, nankn anu
Canton Grape, and robes black Iaianete, Italian us
,rngs and eros de maps large assortment OF mourning
and fancy gnshams and cacoes, harse' les qits arc
kno,ed connerpanes of all sizes. low priced domestic
Competing, ingram do. bed ticking (some full yard
wide, super black bombazines, furniture and other
dim,es silk and cotton hose, worsed do Gong anu
short plain and rbbed) Tartan plads, French mer'no
do. (beautiful) mensana women's plaid c'oaSs men
beaver and horxeskin gloves, ladies' kid gloves and
rni,.s maxim pongees bengalets, super lack 'e
vautnc, childrcn's bootees, coiored cHmarcs pam
and figured Sss mills and cambrics, crossbarred do
Swiss pelernes and capes, cheap and good risi, IT.
mems, sheelngs and lawns; linen cambr'c anu hdSis
cotton snl wors,cd carpet bindings, full assortment
Of domestic goods and coto. yarn, pelsse waddins
low priced figured lenos Ga and 81 Barns'cy diaper
ls,o, camblets with general assortment OF most ar
ticles the dry good line which renders his stock un
usually complete. 80,
,,,e dozen or niece 10Th mo 9th
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District Of Columbia.
dec 10

.9ierdndrid Comfy ST.
NOVEMBER TERM 1928.
The Mechanics Bank Of AlexsDdris,
COmpFs.
Louisa and Ann Maria. Seaton, .9dan r., c,,,,,-.
Lynn, Nathaniel S. Wise, the presi-
dent, Directors u Company Of the
Bank of .3ic xandria, and Thompson
r. Mason, DeFs.
Te,HE defendants Louisa and Ann Maria ses,on no.
4 having entered their appearance and given srcu
rty accord ne to he statute and the rules of the Co
aud it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court Upon
affidavit filed, that the said Louisa Seaton and Am
Maria Seaton, not inhabitants of the District q
Columbia on the motion OF the complansn's b. 'AeR
Counsel, is ordered, that the said defendants LOUIS
and Ann MsrIs ST atom do appear here on or b'fg;
the first day of next Al:i Term, and answer lhr on
of the Complainan,s, aud give security for per'DIms
the DEGREES Of the Courts and that a copy ct th''"
der be forthwith published in OF the public ne''
papers printed i'm the Town of Alexandra, for 'NS
months successfully, AMI that another copy be po's
the front door of the Court House Of the said eo"
~. Test;
dec 1S-2m EDM. l. LEE, c. {.