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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-20
Indian Queen H0teI.

An.SN, N.Sn.a EC..HIs.A.n
Has taken the stand at the corner OF Market and
Queen Streets, Wilmington, Delaware,
sign Of the
INDIAN QUEEN,
Where he will ae happy TO receive his friends, and
promises to provide for their entertainment, and
comfort in the best manner.
The stages for Philadelphia, Dover, Chistiana
Bridge, Newark, Elkton and French Town, will
leave his House, all daily, except that for Dover,
which leaves on Mondays, W Wednesdays and Fridays.
Horses, Gigs and Carriages Of the best kind, will
as heretofore, be kept for hire
N. b. Expresses provided to travel in any direc-
ton at the shortest notice.
Hlmington, March 90, 1885,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-20
INIT BILIOUS PILLS

These two preparations combined, constitute an eica
cous remedy for the Dyspepsia even after 1t has acquired
the character, and resisted every effort of
professional ,kl-When both Medicines IRE administered
IN connexion according plain and particular Directions
accompanying the Vegetable SPECIFIC, they thoroughly
cleanse tie amenay canal of that vscid mucus which is
the Droxinute cause Of the disorder and tonic and
smuen they the healthy action and energy of
the stomach, and strengthen the debl,aed sysem. Tie
prop also confidently recommend the Vegetable
Spec c as Of thu best remedies known for the Sick
Head Ache.
Price so cents a box
Prepared from the Original Recipe in Of the late DR..
w Conwa,, by his nnefdte successor and the sole pro-
brietor, T. KiDDER OF whom y may he had Wholesale
with all other medicines prepared by the late Dr.
Conway) his Counting Room, over No 81, Qormerly
called No. 7O) corner fCour and Hanover stree Boston,
and retail, By has special opponent, by
j. HlRLAN Agent.
No l35, Market Stree Wilmington
| Observe that none are genuine without the written
signature of + kid'er on the outside printed wrapper
| nF A large discount made to those who buy to sell
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-20

,y virtue of sundry wrts OF vend exponas to me direct
ed will be exposed to
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
CAU19OM.
DOct. 11hOmpson's CeieGrated Eye Water.

U0cE. 1hOMpS0nS CeteOT0Gc0 Eye W0tefs
 PREPARED only by Doct. Isaac Thompson, of NeW-LOBdon, Conn., the inventor and sole proprietor. = This highly approved and much celebTeted Eye Water, which has been in extensive use for more than % years past and given such general satisfaction to all who have made use of it, has lately been cOun- tergnitcdby some unprincipled dealers in medicine.
 The proprieeor has heretofore been in the habit ot signing eachUi of directions which accompanies hls Eye-Water. He now has red label put around each phiai of tine EyeWater on the outside ot the oTvel ope, signed in his hand writing s'I. ThOmpson.
 Ifpurchasers will he careful to buy DO Thompson's Eye-Water, but such q has the red label. signed as akoye they will be of getting my genuine EyG- Water, but not otherssise. ISAAC THOMPSON.
 New-L London, Conn. Nov. 10, 1893. 2S}.s9
 The above valuable medicine is for sale by most Q the respectable Drsggiss and dealers ia Medicine in ~. Il From Docsor V;ne Utley. :. ..r3Ei l'
 This may certify that have practiced medicine as Physician for 30 years; during this long period of my practice, have made various kinds Of Eye Water, tn both acute and chronic inflammation of the Eyes, and believe with good success as physicians in general; after all, 6Od eye.water equal to that prepared by Dr Isaac Thompson, of New-Londons Conn. | would advise those who make use oft t6 be particular follow the direction ofthe Doctor, in ap plyiDEit to the Eyes. VNE UTLEY.
 Lyme, Conn. October 4, 1927. -E 5@ 3
 HTThe above Valuable Eye Water for sale in ,Litch6eld, by w. & 5. Buel, and $. R. Childs.
 Price, ,25 bottle. &A s45ts 6eOw25
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
.Ea 0AWTI02E. Dr. Lees Original fRindkGmI Bilious Pil9s,
 or F1lnilv Phus;c.

THESE much celebrated PiiIs are prepared e.n,.. the, only al she original Dispensary, at Windham Conn 6y CharIcs Lee, brother Of the late Or Samuel Lee Paientee of the a6ave banned Pills who has ever since the decease of Dr lee tmay years since, ,lpre-
 The biI of DEectiOrs to the genuine Lee's, Wind haml Pills s always signed in the hand writing of Charles Lee. aud a Red Label is of the ou,slde of each box oft the GENUINE PiNs, over the Stereo- type label, signed by 1s0ac Thompson Joint Prorie- for with the OriRina Pafeaice, and Wholesale Ven- der ofthese Pills for the U. 5. and elsewhere
 No Lees WDdham Pi!ls, but such as correspond wi. the above description, iIl the proprictors be accountable for. e,h,;s
 If Ifpurchasers wil be careful to purchase no Lees Windta Pills, hut such described alove, they will be certain to get the GENUINE kiRd--but not ethes,Dise as maty attempts have been made ant are now making to xmitafe thAse Celebrated Pills, which have for more than thirty years given sncn general sasisfaction to all who have had the Genuine Kind.
 5 Almost, if not al th6 respectable Druggists and Apothecares in tie principal towns and cities in the United States, who have been any considerable time in business, are more lees acquainted with the bove tacts and we confidently appeal them in sup. port of our claims. as the 6aalerS in the Gcnuine Lees Windham Billioua Pills, pr Family Physic.
 e.. CHARLES LEcE, of Wihdham.
 ISAAC THOMPSON, of fNew-Londou.
 New-f.ondoD, (ConO.l Jdne %, 1923. 6eow25
 EYThe above valuable Family Medicine is for sale in ksich6eld, by w. & s. Buel. and S. R. Childs, G in Hartford, by H. Seymour, Lee, Hopkins Gs But. let, & Dr B1li Price 37 l-2 cts box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
BYLAW.

AT a Meeting of the town of Bethlem, E1 legally assembled on the lst day of De- cember, l8es-as per warning on file;
 Voted, That all horses, neat cattle, and geese. be restrained from going at large on the highways or commons within the limits of this town, at any time between the first day of March next, and the first day of December next-and iffound going at large as aforesaid, it shall be the duty of the Haywards, and 1t shall be lawful for any other person, to i'm pound the same. And before such creatures shall be released from the pound, the owner or owners shall pay to the impouuder, for all horses and neat cattle, i9 l-9 cents each-- and f0r geese. 4 cents eaeh--a shall also pay to the pound keeper his ices Provided, however. that any resson shall have liberty to keep two cows on the highways or com. mons, free from any penalty whatever.
 l A true copy of record, 'a.'1 .'.'<
 g;e951 Attest, SAMUEL CHURCH, 4wSss 4 rt-' q. @" 2 < 165N Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
DIR. RUSH'S

ANTI.DHSPEPTIC,O or, SOUR STOMACH taLLS,- A an asfaliitie cure Jcr Indigestion. These Pills have been highly approved of by those who have used themfor the above named disease and prescribed by several physicians of eminence tn this and other cities. As proof of tber pTe-emsnence over other remedies the proprietor insers the following copy o'
 'S''o' '''''' BALTIMORE CrrY, 9th June, 1923.
 Dear Sir-I feel it my duty to acknowledge the Anti Dyspeptc Pills have suffered under that dis. ease in most of its forms for upwards of four years
 have travelled much and had the advice of several eminent physicians, none of which were of much ser beiag restored to heaih had lost upwards offoTty pounds of Aesh and become 90 weak. lparticuary in my legs) that found the least exercise excessvely fatiguing. had made use also cf aii the popaIa! remedies without benefit, 6, having accidentally heard of your Pills, determnied to give them trial, anti- cipating from the of them no better result than had attended the use of all the other remedies had staken-bu. in this was happily disappoin.ed. 10 few days I fou1d my appetite much improved, my food rested easy my stomach, my sleep restored, and in the course ofa few weeks te!t myself ;new creature. It is now nearly four months since ana
 have had no renrn of the disease. Some of neigh: bors who recommended the the Pills to, have used them wish like good effect. Considering yonr P'l. therefore an invaluable medicine, cannot withhold my feeble testimony in thelr favor; ......,
 lSseneA . izE~ J. R. HARRIS.
 HS jSigcssion is meant loss of fappeeite and grea1 xe1k1e, particularly of ehe legs >and wasting os 4HG Nf&zo8e eyBtcms neafSUutms pE Mw Wu~@oy e~Uee tisM Sf hsas ahput che pit Of she sto.ach, which s Nsnetmes allended with naasea or sickness cf the ssOscll and sonising, belching pp of water which s
 easfaIly sour; paeeess of the cotDtensace eoshve. aess, lansnof, gddiness, iowness of snisiie, and &c. &c. at NY '1ss..T.5.s-ss -sg -T---->srs tsi
 These symptoms vary in different Pelsons.some ex- perIeneing more them, and some lesss each ln ths order and dserss ofhis own particular ease. These
 si's act as tonic, ne1naSe the aeid upon the samacns gys strength to the debilitated orgaps ofdigeson, res.oEe the appesiie atrhe st0maeh and uimateiy recover the health of the pa- tient They donc cohsain mercury in any sorm, dor do they sicken the stomzch e mnss pureafise medi- cines do but perform the otkce Of sale snd mild uorgative, and arc notsurpassed bysss nedscines-
 They are therefore particularly cacnised for family use. 8 tt*'+ sEtfaA' ( sf+ SttSSstt@ The inventor Of these gills wss.eAA ef she naoss eminapt practitioneTs fmedicine Rshe niasd tass snd used them successfully in his pFacsiSe 1of z years. Thsy are nos got ap as T nss..hs .. asis5 the credulous, but are rocOmmends4 ew sae a~ss v truth and cxperienee. In order ihat1essf ss | extensively usefEi aad uishia tho sss q sIi. 's' by s". Doet. 2. c. CHIfDl East'snces' L'teneeld' sepwS
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
Mfte1ftsI6 1srdutrer pUBLrsHED EVERY rAURsDAY MORNING, pT
 HENRY ADAMS.

TERa1S,4-To village and single Mail Subscribers @ per year, pa able before the expiration of six months. as st e-s,t5 aea " s'0,
 TO companies of any number over six, 4l,5O per year,payabe above Companies less than six, 75 per year, payable as above. 25 cts wilbe dedlcted trom each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive Of Mail or Stage charge for transportation. af.@ a7s
 No papers wiil be discontinued until all arrearages are paid. except at the dscreOn of the publisher.
 fsUtice of wish t6 discon;nne, must be given be- SpEe the expiration of the year, VI 1.'@ .'s I ADyERTISLNG.---One square, three insertions, $l Andthe same proportion fur two more squares. Half SquagO75cts. Continua0ce over three weeks, 20 percent per week. r1&
 Adminissrasors' and Executors' Notices, Sl,O0 EOmmissCMers' $E,25
 s0T TAllcommunications must be post paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
BUTLER's VEGETABLE INDIAN SPECIFIC

For the cure Of colds, coughs, cOasusnptiOns, spitting cf blood. dsthnas. and ati diseases cf the bTe0st, and lasRgs.A r.+' s.. Y < '.s',
 The Vegetable Indian Specific has stood the test of experience, and proved itRelfike most valuable remedy discovered for the care ofConghs Colds, Asthma, and all diseases of the Breast and Lungs, leading to Consumption. '5 ss.., g.s
 Among the numerous testimonials in the possession of tine proprietor, the following :--5al a3a@ hua 2 a,.-as4 ,. CERTIFICATE.
 10th May, 1927. t,, wards of year, ~asseverely afflicted with painin my breast, accompanied with very bad cough and ehortness of breath, and every gdcatOR n the opin- son of physcianl of approaching consumption. Af- no relief was induced make trial of Butlersve. geiabe Indian Specific, and she use of enc and halt bottle, completely restored to health, and have renainsd so syer since being upwards pf year
 esIeSra.ed Dr.. cuIleph taaeh, as.6as sosrrs, attention should beempleyedin waichugthe approach ofdsease, and prevent its proceeding to an incuFabe state and in persons of consumptye habit espe. symptos of an approachiag consumptiOn ai che con. sHmptse period ofc, 0ght carefully to be attended
 This Specific is ob,ainedby extraction from herbs. roots, pante &c. when in perfection In consequence of happy combination 0f the most yalaable herbs, &c. 1t becomes balsam 0f superior value. lt heals tue injured parts opens the Fores, and composea the disturbed nerves after the of anodynecoe sequenty the obstruction Of the chest and lungs, which constitute this disease, particularly need its It promotes expectcra,ion. which is constantly called for, and whilst it cleanses ald heals 1t also gives strength to the tender lungs In this manner t re-. moves the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives strength the nerves, repairs the appetite, and i- proves the spirits. This Specific is always given in safety. It Is md pleasant to the taste, aud Is onnd particularly useful in hypondrcai nervous, and hys- terical diseases. e>,
 Each bill of directions contains detailed account disease in all it's dereBts stages, and will be snia ha redink. Hi offered for sale by Dr. s. R. CHILDS, East street, Litchfield. , 4.s....
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
Pioneer Line.
D1aily } Line frOas I Lilitcls. j. ted to Hurt fOrd.

T, EAvES Litchield every morning (Sun-
 IA days exeepfed. at sse'cloclr. and ar-
 riyes in Hartford at ( o'clock. Leaves Hart ford every morning. (Sundsys exceptesi) nj 3 o'clock, and arrives in Litch6eld iat s. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. rie North field, Plymouth, Bristol, and Pennington, to Hartford ]: returns from Hartford on the same route the next days. Tuesday, Thursday, and Satui day, from Ltch6eld uiG Harwin- ton, Burlington. Farmiugtons to HartE0rd.- Returns from Hartford on the same route the following days. . a e..
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
SPRAYS. 4

BROKE into the enclosure of the suhscri-
 D Der, in the east part of South Farms, on the 2lst inst. dark bay MARE. few white hairs in her forehead. no shoes on, supposed to be 10 or l6 years old-Also. brOwnish cOIored horse COls. little lame tn one hind leg. The owner is requested to come forward. prove property, and take them. '~
 % ANDREW A. FRENCH.
 yanwoyv %. 1929 eta ~-a Sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12

 A N0A0

z. h .>.s e.' M iCE.a.ll @ ,sss
 Pu.sI Ss {: an order ofghe honourabIs " - Y Sbaee for the District If Litch4 .,e soId at Public Auction, Oi, ti,e gDfF February at nine o'clock in the = eaaun, d the late dweBIink. .lsOisse If SEsfs < BENJAMIN CARPENTER, x sleeeasell, in Iifehield. GOsGls RSrnis Ell fise IPERE0MAEp RROPEMWT1R3gbiikiEk fo the essaae neAheossiA 1sckdseA. .Ths ter,as tsill hes ttads kmUWh oa che dsg ofsale. aF7 < TIMOTHY FOOT, AdlarSf.
 CAROLINE CARPENTER, Adm'x.
 LitehAeId, Feb 5. fS2S. S4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
COUGHS, ASTHMAS, CONSULTATIONS.

THE public are respectfully informed that AN POWDERS, ,hase ffpm an extensive use for g years past proved themAeRes to be one Ofthe most valuable remedies yet discovered for 0f coughs, colds. and bTcass and lungs tea the happy effects of this Healing BGisGm, and many Of the highest responsibility have given certificates some of which will accompany each bottle, that will satisfy every unpreiudced mind that the extraor dinary and anexpected cures have been performed by the of this medicine in of long standing, in which other medc,r had produced no favorable ef- feet, and where the mos. skul physciane had given them up ae hopeless 1t Is not pretended that they infiblc cure in all cases, but Of snch as are incurablc there but few but what will be great ly relieved by hem Scarcely case of coughs colds,
 pain in the sde difficulty of breathing, want ofsleep arising from dcblity,or seated consumptions may be relieved by timely Of this healing bal sam. Each dollar bottle ofthis medicine contains non. CD doses which proves them to be cheap med NEW CERTIFICATES.
 To James Meilen, Hudson, N. Y. ,..,se
 Ip inc spring of 1913, Mr Eleaser Harris, man in indigent circumsances, and who had labofed iot me occasionally for more than ayear, illeny seized with an affection of the lungs accompanied by tight dry cough, frequently unable io raise any thing for nearly half hour, and then most commonly blood His cough was severe and incessant that he a6oN became much emaciatad, his eyes, gassy. and hisr strength teIf him to that degree that he was wholly able to labor, conpassionang his situation, riend of nine and myself procured for hiD one bottle of An- dersons Cough Drops, by taking which, about three weeks Ito my astonishment) he was % far restored asto heable to perform his 1snai labor.
 5s V Se GAIUS STEBBINS.
 Flillsdaie. Feb 19, 1923.
 IfloI,ert Kidney, of Rochester. Monroe, co. N. Y. do hereby certify that fr long time was SO redu- ced aR affection of the iungs attended wi,h pain ia te breast, diculsy of fbreatiieg &c. that my life was despsired of and given up asincurabe by coun- cil Of se physicians, but by the advice of Doct. G. Hitchcock, of Rochester, was induced to make trial of your Andcrson's Cough Drops. and by using one iogile was rcstOred to perfect health. wond there- fore recO,nrnd sis shss ficsA1 aiiIs sE sniIar com plaiue to make use ofthe same remedy, as am per. tectly sasisiied that is saved my life. -...ss.
 ROBERT KIDNEY.
 Rochester, March II, ,lso8.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
Beannre of IaasDOsiti0a,.

This valuable medicine is countevfeited PWrclna- sers must he particular, and ask for ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS prepared by JAMES MELLEN, and also sce that the bottles are stamped in ,e glass J. Meen, instead ofI. Miller. For sale by w. & S.. BUELL. Litchfeld, and also sold by druggists gener. olly 6m27
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
NOVICE.

AllDesuone iBAehted tO the subscriber foF Newspa- .nareaf AAsssnsaanas, are geqnesled O mike imme- a1a pssnena to Js AAnms Esq. e Q n1e. Heary Ad- sn liilie naleeaioa c ahis aotce VII eese eOsts
 s t5assEss. s. g. SMITH. liseAssla. ysa. g, 1888. --~,,-r7a--.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
Clnu's Nck Oiaataacsst.

For pleasantiess saieey expedition, case and cer. tainty, infinitely superior any other to that tOrmeRting disorder. r
 Price % cents per hox. 1 Cl0y's StonlGCh Bstters.
 They will 6e oupd all casea of the following de- ecripton, to give relief: nansea vomiting heartburn, costiveness weakness at the bvcas, pain in inc sto. aeh iess of appeiite and all other symptoms o indi gession and hai,lencc, aad nervous cordial, is 'o. , io D be ss sssurpasssd oy any 'hi"s.y @ s.s
 Pe0rl Tooth POsoder.
 This celehraied Powder needs 70 recommendation every gentleman and lady should be n the constant use of 1t, fthey wish preserve teir teeth from de- cay. and have them appear of besatifulp wite ness. Price 25 eeuts box. ,laE M ,,ss7 @ @s
 USold by w. Gs 8. Bael and ]. Stoddard.
 >3EF.9! ab sss D. CLAY. siNovemher 20, 1923 v Y .N. " v lYeoW23
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
NOTICE
FARM. ,. ! FOR &zLE. n

THE subscviber oAsss 5os ale his FARM, !yiagsn Norfolk. (LsekAsa sppsy,9 abous 100 rods sOush of ahe aesiing heuse, pp slse road leading from Lci- 6eid through saia Norfolk to Albany, containing
 One Hundred Acres. < Said Farm l. well provided w,th wood. will pasture twelve cOws. and yields twenty tons of first quality upland hay. The local advantages of this situation. ;n point of socssy and school psgss, are surpassed by sone is this county.
 Oas half shs purchase money saay remain on inter- ess as long e may sais the purchaser. 'S
 .gs4 saslsF1 sis f-Ras JAMES SHEPARD. NeEiolk, Jan. 2,, le2s a. ' ,s@ 6w3O
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
FOR NEW-HAVEN AND
 NETWORK. E

Leaves Litchfeld Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings,at g o'clock, uiG Wood bury, Oxford. and Derby. to New Haven.
 M rpa ). PARKS, Proprietor.
 Litchfeld, Dec. 25. 1898. s~t-f 2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
HGnnak Cummigi". a4 5 sAs a us. oSRsgos CoI's. ASg.

George camnigin. dssm. 40. isss.
 UPON she petition q A.sass Csmmigis against holden at Litch6eId, within agd fov said eosniy of Litch6eld. oI tue third TuesdN of Asgasi, A. D. 1893. iry;ue for bill Of divosee, as by petition oa ile, dated the a day of Jose, A.D. 1928. 4@4
 h |. ordered y said csass Ths. ssid pssi.i.a bs Co,;ce of she pesdsncy ihsreo66e eiven ty pubi
 shis order in the LitehGeid Cos1ly PoSt. cd ,.in Har,f,rd Tines. six weeks sucsesEisely, y in th ,he next session of said Co1rt, R@S ,resious ss
 ,,-~..-- FREDERICK VI ssdsF. ~ ~
 January 8 .sSS s<0A'I. CtsLk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
COWS.

A bushel of pofatoes. given half at night and halfin the morning, with a small allow ance ofhay,is sufficient to keep three cows day. On that allowance, their milk will be as rich.and as good, and the quantity as great us in the summer months, when the COWS are in good pasture. f
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12

Cobbctt's English Gardener states the following curious fact :-"When apples are frozen, if they are kept in total darkness until afer thaw, they will lose very little of their original favour. If they tIiaw in the light, they will certainly rot"
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12

wise and all-benevolent Author of b;s ax.
 lsience. Such is the system which ,hev
 mat have eyes tO see may see. Plants
 which appear worthless in themselves. those lichens, mosses, healhs, ferns, furze. briars, and brooms in which economists forsoolh, perceive only the symbols of (. ternal barrenness-are 50 many instr,;i- menis employed by Perfect Wisdom in fer- tilizing new districts for the occupation of future generations Of mankind. q. Reuie,c.,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-15
THE GAZETTE:
CONVENTION QUESTION.

.sn earnest appeal 70 tf friends Of reform in the
Legislative Of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-04
district Of Columbia

.1LeIGndid tN!"p'
NOVEMBER TERN, 1923.
The Mechanics' Bank Of Alexandra
who sue for the mselves and such ON
er of the creditors of John McNama'
ra who will come in and contribute
to the expenses of this suit, compH. IN Claas'.
lanes Kirk, administrator Of John NC
Namara, decd, Sally McNamara'
Henry L. Mcnamara, and Lu!her
Chamberlain, DefPs. ~, shsd
VTlHE bill in this case states, that on '"e .c,n,s
June, 1926, there was due TO the CON- hnrlr,!
nv the said John Mcnamara, the sum o. w ,b,, n,
and thirty-nine dollars and eighteen cenN: :, n
said Mcnamara resided in the State OF XII
time of his decease, and that certain IL, sY,
tack letters of administration on MS es'Se o,,
of virginia, and by that means exercises s,d NJ.
his estate in the District of Coumbla ta' Wv ,ovn d
Namara died seized Of house and 'o' ~ Lain. who
Alexandra, occupied by Luther CNan'n of,be coz
is more than sufficient to satsy 'ne i'm no ollie
plainants; and that the sad McNsn"ia
fund out of which their claim can De Pa, and IC.r
THE object of the bill is, that the nous cod e.
fores.;d NAV be decreed by the Court 10 ent 4,
the satisfaction of the complainants dtpt
foressId. and such other debts as sha'' y. 4 ,ppl
against The said Mcnamara, deceased r .a;d Jsrf'
mo 70 the satisfaction ofthe Curt thst ". are D
XIX, Sally Mcnamara and Henry L; M't ,Ses are he
inhabitants fthe District of Columbia INC .oIetG.
by warned to be and appearin person. Oh, OF District
in the United States Circuit Cou:t OF inc lie secOI
Columbia for the county of Alexandria o. b ,s deere
Monday in April next, to show cause h S I'D
should not be passed, prayed by the s G bill oee
their falling toappesr as aforesaid, ,he decree p
planaDts be taken pro eonfesso aud su en ID.
in the premises as shall seem right; frJb,.bed 10 tx
complainants cause this order 10 De rop,inv'!"
before the said second Monday in April ,rr &C.
Test r"" laif
dec 10