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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
SINCERITY.


I'm never Consent while / breathe, TO treat n
scOundre with Difference the expense of an honest
man; to disapp0lut fcndto spare the feelings of
= TOOL and straDger-no, not a sirangcr--an in
tTudeT.
-Now you arc in eornest--riop believe YOU
That am! sec friendship, love, common sense,
and common honesty, sacrificed every hour 10 what is
called poll tcness. I see women oVeTy day-out Of
respect as they say, 10 their husbands-tricked out
with better dress, with better looks aud with better
humOur, TO receive strangers thnD to receive hus-
band-~the rogues -persuading the good easy fool,
when tley give other men cleaner tablc-cloth and n
better dinner, that they do il out of love and respect
Tor Inn!
Abominablc--they treat the lord their affections.
the partner of their bed, the father of their children
worse THAI any other man, thcy do Indeed there's no
denying IL.
lis all wicked, prolIgatc, cold hearted lie and
tley know It, They coll IT, hospitality. Worse and
worse Hospitality not ostentatiou. Uospita lty
- simple ana sincere. No, they want TO please a
stranger, To deceive him, for hour, TO ppear
better on ~ the world richer and more comfortable
tan they really arc. They secretly tired Of home
OF That plain quiet comfortable beautiful dcceency,
which makos homo so dear 10 man such v,on,or
are sure to be shuts and bypocrtcs Just in proportion
20 tho difference they make between their household
and the world, tho stranger and their husband Tbr
90 slip shod about tho holsc, their caps o. one eide
lair lying loose, and themselves filter for n borss
pond than marriage bed, or n dinner table tilI in
mercy 70 then husbands stranger knocks at the
door
Oh, but if YOU ask man to dinner with yoa.
ION must give him something better than pork and
Not if cat pork aud beans myself
, Bur neil be offended
Lot him. Hes fool, IL be expects 10 be treated
ot my own house, by ny wife, better than my
nan, eNsctly how be IL esteemed by The woman a,
ihc head Of thctohlc.
slf course TIE higher sho osteems him, and the
moro che love hm' TIC better ue will be helped,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
NORWrGIAN WAR SONG.

Ir-or coswAy's "JovaSty ruSoucH NoRwAy.r)
rons OF the ulOuniain sons OF hc~akc, "a
sons nf tire hDfs'st, Old Norway, awake
1hev com. ironi the East ten thousand more;
But lakes behind them, ati, foes before
shah OIL Norway cease to be Norway the free,
Each face TO Swc,c, and each hack to a tree
Were foes thrice ten ousind rocks should repeal
The g'oan OF the Swede, as he falls as your feet
No no,icrS have uursed YOU; your fathers ill now
lave aud YOU with brcad by tho Of their brow;
bu let peace l'e around him-the sire OF fourscore
Aud dive the invader Ear, far fiom his deor.
lhnn down hon the mountain, aud up from the lake,
Aud ma, from the forest Norwegians, awake.
Aud rush like the storm the thick COMING foe,
With hearts ior Old Norway, and death in your blow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
NORlvEGiAN LOVE SONG.

NFTtUN NAMI-
Aicei INC, maid, 10y the pine. frngcd lake,
When the woods ara asleep and the stars awake;
When the mar,'n has ceased the waters 10 skim,
And all, Int thy hazel eye, is dim.
By the dusky lake, viii tell thee pqorc
Than ever was told in thine car bcisAc;
For thy small hand. aud the fading Fight,
VIII give ae courage that 1ies witt, the night.
!hou sees, the mantle of snow that spread
Since the days of old on the mountains head;
The same as 1t is, it ever will be-,
Nni so Will my Invu live on for tbcc.
Then come TO me, maid; already thu day
Has fed to the hills that Ear away;
Before the great owl begins 10 boot,
III list for the tread of thy lighsome foot.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01

Tie IioaMr Burcicll has dcscrcl with great sp. al
encounrc with lion whilst travelling South Aitca:-"The
day was exceedingly pleasant and no; cloud was TO
DO seem tor annie two travelled along the
river, which in these parts abouned IN tall matshcs The
dogs seemed much enjoy prown about and cxamnng
busy place. and last with object among the
tuscs which caused them tn vehement aud dc
iemncd barking We explored the spot with caution as we
Suspected from the peculiar fher bark that il was what
proved to be, lions Having encouraged dogs drive
'hetn OUT task winch they performed with great willingness
VIZ mad full Wow % enormous black lion aud
esS The latter only for minute, as she ma 10 her
escape up the under cOucealmct ruSies; the
Ion came steadily forward aud stood still 10 look al us At
ns moment VIC felt situation free from danger
ANIMAL seemed prepared spring upon us and stand
ing on the bank at distance of only few yards from him.
most oil us being foot aud auc without visible
sblty ct escaping had given w To the hunters
and was foot myself but there time for fear and il
was useless TO attempt avoiding him I well upon my
guard holding my pistols hand, with my finger upon the
trigger and those who had muskctS kept themselves
IN the Rut this the dogs boldly dew
IN between us and the liun and surrounding him
bay by their violent and rcsoute barking The
'ncse onnaswa most arabe they advanced up the side
oi the huge beast aud stood making the geaics
lace without the least appearance of fear The hon.
ni his strength, rcnrpcd unmovcd the noisy attempts,
kcpt his head turned towards Al moment, the
cTcciVg hs eyes thus enragc bad advanced close his
ct ana seemed they would actually hold him.
they pad dearly for their mprudcnce
the majestic aud strdCy attitude which stood fixed NE
merely moved his paw. and the instant behed two
yg dead In Gcny is, he made little cxerion that
scarcely pcTccptbic by what had been killed
the time had gained by The interference the dogs no,
moment lost; fired upon hm balls went
through his side just between the short blood
mcuately began 10 now, hut the animal still
III the position Ne had doubt that he would
spring upon every gem Instantly reloaed happily
we were mistaken, mud him quietly
awav though hoped &c minutes TO nave beeu en-,
a6cd TO take hold OF his paw without London paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01

Exactly the reverse. The husband viii DC worst
or and II there be any particular, dear friend, that
comes often -somcbody to whom the family are I'M
der great obligation you may know him by the drum
sticks IN his pistc-the muddy cider-and the small
claws OF the lobster.
but, after ALL " We can't be free aud easy with our
friends, with whom can we be so.
Free and easy! Goldfish and potatoes! Is that what
you call being free and easy. Make your friends cat
pudding and goose out Of the same plate. But SO il
ever IL; we always treat those worst, who treat
best will borrow money of his best friend, to
pay the rascal that has put him in jail, and then let
his friend whistle for his money, or come to down
right quarrel with him. il he should refuse to lend
him any more for the same purpose.
( Boston fankce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01

HotO to be Rich.--NOthlne is more easy than TO
grow rich. 1t is only to trust nobody-to befrcnd
none--to get every thing, and save all we get--to
stunt ourselves and every body belonging to usto be
Ito heap interest upon interest, cent upon cent--to
be mean, miserable aud despised for some twenty or
thirty years--and riches will come sure disease
and disappointment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01

We find ia the papers the following account
IA British ship Of war touched off the Island of Iris
tan D'Acunha, in January, where she found seven
women, six men, aud fifteen children upon it, a Eng
ilsh. They had been there twelve years, had built
comfortable houses, and mad cows, pigs aud poultry
meat and vegetables. The soil produces spontanc-
ously, and such is e.healthincss Of this rock stuck
IN the middle the South Atlantic, and many hun
dred miles from its nearest land, that even the lille
eYnmon to children are there unknown"
This is TIE island mentioned by one of our public
spirited citizens, as suitable place for to send
tunvicts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01

cry OF the AdnnistI alton papers,
of the kentucky speech. and I'D
which It has drawn forth, show clear
mics think Mr.. Clay too powerful to
Were he the insignificant being thnyy
Telegraph and Courier would not cxpend
munition upon hrn--as he is they expend-it
His character hos been earned by too man
which mark the statesman, the patriot aud the H
lanhropist to be overthrow by the puny proiectes
of those who live in the fear Of his genius and eo-
quencc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01
Prom thc MN York

From the Men York Erehltg JOuTt.L
CArsE EXPLosioN"The dead tell tales" and
would chartably hope the explosion usually termed,
accidental But the following circumstances which have
learne necessarily excite suspicion sailor by tho of
Jack Hannah desperate wretch had bec for days
der guard, charged with rubhn i'uk belonging of the
nIdshpmen The Commodore had during forenoon salts
iactorly accrtanrd tstJack guilty, had informed
lm that his of had PRED ha could
punished IA the Navy Yard, but would he handed the
civil aun'y aud that perhaps his punishment would nc inn
ssunncUi the state prison for life. Lieut. breckenridge
the officer OF the day. and when nc permitted the magazine
10 be opencd adopted the usual precautions placing sentry
&c and expressly charged the giuer be very careful But
mbapply Jack Hannah allowed accompany him; his
hopes OF liberty being blasted perhaps in despair he blew up
;lc Fngaic
P,oeideatiol ESoopeA Mrs Montgomery, board c fri
gate Fulton aud just before the explosion retired hcr
mock, beng much fagued Ivy washing. Although she
very near the magazine, sire not injured, only frightened
aud detained prisoner until the mbers above her
The following anecdoe has been told whether
not do not knOwA the of the dreadful explosion
the steam frgae Fulton English sailor board who
had joined the few days previous. When tho vessel
was blownup, he thrown with Others distance the
air hut fell IN the water and received baun.-When he
touched the element Inc sunk bot again. and the
ment his head was out Of the hc exclaimed with great
sang fJo-d, "IheGe knew it, knew IT. was sure the
lankse powder wouldn't hunt me-"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01

11-.uossolo!-What is to morrow, a time that
always Is " come, and never comes II is that part
OF cternityJyhic lies beyond eternity 1t is name,
q phantom chaos. Docs it ever deceive us? I; is
because we place too much dependence it. Pro-
crsstinaton the top stone OF destruction Let i,
have no conti9l oyer you. AVOID it You would Il
pestence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01

.dT(W effect Of caI'eiesmess!-On the 22d of Mnrch,
1911, at Gloucester, ENGLAND, William Tuwulcy,
was executed for burglary, after he tcas rep,icscd
The pardon for the poor wretch made out in sea-
son, and ordered to be sent to the sheriff BY the
pidty carclessness OF clerk III the office the
letter directed to Heiefordshrc instead of Gluu-
ceStershiro. 1t arrived Mt the place to which it was
directed on Friday night, hut not opened until
Saturday morning, when its important contents and
their misdircction were asceriained. An express
was instantly despatched for the proper destination
who arrived at GloNcestcr gaol Just twenty minutes
after the object of royal mercy had been launched
INTO eternity! We presume that another such mis-
take in ihc supcrscription of letter not made
very so2nb by the unfortunate clerk whose feelings on
this occurrence should be Sufficient to last him through
life
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-01

: FROM AFRICA.--Our correspondents Of the
Philadelphia Gazette have transmitted us a proofslio
containing the following intelligence received by the
morning in d. days from Cape Measurable, Africa.
O9iciai account Of He iqte BattIe Mt Eiuira the
Dutch Head Quarters on the Coast Of Africa, as
peace IS not yet restored in that part Of tho world
The combined forces the Fantecs and TIassan's
army, who lately fought against the King ofthe a
siontecs, attacked The above mentioned castle (be-
longing to t!e Dutch on the Cd October, tea, with
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
no. 1909
For Sale,

TINHE property Of gentleman attached to one ofthe
L Foreign legations about to leave this country.
An English patent double action. These instruments
movement Pedal Harp are in excellent
do do Grand Piano order the two
with the new invented metal first only used
lie Resembling Tubes one season, and
do Square Piano. with addi- sold under first
tional Keys cost.
An English Chariot, with Hanmercloth, and Dckey
Seat
very light Barouchc, for or two horses
pair of Sorre Horses, either for harness or saddle;
Zone of which is excellent lady's horser har-
ness, saddles, brides, &c.
cask of Clsret, running from to 400 bottles, not
long imported
Also, English double barrel Guns, one with Percus.
sion, the other with Flint Locks
Also, an English Rifle
The whole. as well as variety of Articles Of Fur
ntre to be from the pres, nj date and during the
month of June, until further notice.
For further information, apply TO Nr..N p. poor,
Auctoneer, on the Premises, in the house sdjon.
ing the formerly occupied by the Honorable Rich
ard Rush, near the Lower Bridge leading to Ge' rye.
tOwn
For all sums over $780, lib, raj credit will be given.
Washington, June 6-HauSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
Dyeing Establishment.

La criiigue est disco, mails Part estdiGeik.
TVNIIE subscriber having returned from Europe, re-
specially iuforms the public that he is pr. pared
to all orders in his line Of business with neat
ness and dispatch Ills assortment Of the most fash.
ionable co.ors can be seen at any time ard he will
rant them to stand equally well any in Europe
lie will bleach Lace, Gauze, &c. remove spot: and
iron moulds from cambria, linen cloth, silk, mernv
and other sha"ls, without injury 10 The border He
coios Hats also, t they never fade or turn rusty
LcGhorn bonnets and hats cleaned in the FIRST style.
For the accommodation Of his customers in Wash.
ingtop, goods may be left with Mr Labille, Pennsyl
vara Avenue, opposite the Panorama, to whose ad-
dress they wiila!wsj she sent.
P.J SALYETAT,
French Dyer and Scourer.
Nh One nr Two boys would be taken appren.
tees. aug5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
MOlasses and Wine
To Millers and Millwriphts.

4 NY person who may be about to erect mill where
the water fall would suit may find il to their adj.
vantage to purchase the articles in the brick warehouse
at the Intersection Of li,h street AND the Canal in the
City CT Washington they may be purchased much
less than regular prices. They have been examined
by an experienced miller. and pronounced of good
quality and executed in u workman like manner
They consist Of broad over shot wster-whce II feet
diane ter. with all the necessary accompany ngs cog
wheels, trundle heals, spindle. hopper, &c. used in
lognc stones, banded, and ready for Immediate use
For further particulars apply 10 Enoch Arnold of
Washington, or TO GEO. JOHNSON.
NAV Y9 b
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

Tea Pepper, Hemp, etc.
Z salem for sale by wM. FOW! f. & Co.
81 81 chests Is; Young u" H Ss FRESH TEAS,
10 10 boxes G Ir,,s of the sH"4''' cargo
loo bags sumara pepper
II tons ST. Petersburg hemp
50 pieces light Ravens duck
100 coils paten, corlage, assorted sizes
10 or casks sicily Madeira Vine
eighin casksS
pipe Seignette Brandy, part years
half pipes old
90 bales brown shntings
Also landing from schooner Caledonia, from Boston,
SIS hogsheati, priRe New-or'eans sugar
S DO do ST. CroX 90
u pipes Sicily Madeira wine may 20
Coffee.
. n bags C5ffte, receiyedper Margaret Elizabeth
GSA and for sale by 5. MESSEksNiih'
may %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
Sugars, Brandy. etc.

Sugars, Brandy, etc,
SAMUEL MESSERSNITH- Offers for sale,
40 Iihds New Orleans sugar, part prime quality
We" 100 h n"Ts and St crox and Porto Rico do
q hhds w. moIasses
ITO bags Rio, Lagura and Java coffee
~ pipes 4th proof Seignette brandy
Is half pipes do do do
5 5'''' s s;s:;; Co. 8: superior
half pipes Americas do
pipes Holland gin
IA bids 4tl proof n O rum
,so 3 h hsnei and n E rum
20 bbls Folet's genuiae Baltimore gin
20 do Baltimore f. gle do
A few casks lisbon, Port, T.. =. Madeira, Samos,
Sherry and COlmeusr wines
3 ; Sa aifeha "ns Young Tyson tea
$ 5: i i e e; :s;. &C.: :.. tie.
chests
half chests and Imperial tea
Is 10 catty boxes
half chests Hyson tea
do do SouchonS do
50 boxes and half boxes Bakers and I.apham'S
chocolate
~ liff; 1JUSes yellow soap GO
i boxes bloom rasi"s
3 bales Hmcn0s Ayrcs horse hair
81 pieces German Hessians
20 do SptaIteld hdkts OF handsome patterns
50 reams news paper
40 do superhnc letter paper
l6S do No. 5 letter do
80 do No, pot do
AZ do No. cap DO
200 do wrapping q"
46 bundles ,ugar loaf paper and binders band
box boards
10 tons Russia hemp
1873 coils patent cordage, assorted
600 bag, patent shot, from the PI enx Shot Tower
Co. of Baltimore
70 sacks Liverpool blown salt
$500 bushels Turks island salt 49,
Hampers porter aud wife bottles, &c may ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
Job priMtins

'71'lY and eXpeditsously executed at thus Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
Grain and Plaster.

vUyHE subscribers have formed coparnersn'P, and
r,;u transact business at Alexandria and Deco.
ouan, under the name off: ~. H. Janney. Ihey
invite the csiof persons who bring gram Tor sale TO
viii at all times be furnished at Occoquan
Win ras,er either in the rock ground, on very mo-
! derate terms ,ouSu I,NSEV
iuly fH-tt 'onN +" ''-'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
SATURDAY. MORNaN@o JUNE 80, $780,

Mackerel, Rum, Sc.
on Bbls No mackerel
~ 90 do n. E. rum
90 boxes behring's
10 bbls prime beef
~ do do pork
Received per schr. Trio and for sale by
STEPHEN SHINN,
June II Jannry's wharf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
For Freight.
Eor Freight,
SteanAer COluM,bia.

OltOAlStC SoAo bkcNV
UlE Baltimore and Potomqe Sedm Packet Company
| have the pleasure Of ininr ning the public, ma,
b, ,l9,e ne " and splendid Packet has commenced
irregular ;.irs between Baltimore and the District OF
,Jlu5Ia
81 The Ste9mer Columbia, Cap
tain James MITCHELL will leave the
rt.sS5Far lower end of Patterson street wharf
< l-e5sS-ssssz: on Saturday Of each week, at p.
Y os .isrndria, Htsshiagion, and Gemget0,rn Re-
saEs Sac viii leave Washington on Wednesday NOR
ls at } 0'cbck and ilerqndria AZ OcIOek, touching
ih.e tnlnwins places the Potomac River, TO land
@enggrs aud freight both going and coming; 1s,
Pint Look Out Sandy POINT
G1sy Point, Bl"h romr'
su;h'S lsnliug Place, Bo'Hs u"'e,
opposite Judge phter's Mr.. walters
near Leonard Town, QuanhcO'
,a.nnS Point,
IuihN', Ferry, and
NJ, Prs'S.
sind, have been placed. at each Oft the above pla
o., which viii be hoisted immediately on the boat
appearing.
The columbia is upwards Of 400 tons burtheu, haV
10. .O0 engines, and copper boilers She VIII carry
nom 800 10 700 barrels freight, and accommodate VI
ne most superior Stllc. - least lUO passengers for
speed Shc stands as vet uuryalied,
The propre'ors hope, BY strict attention to the com
tt Of passc ngers and of goods, to met share
public patronage.
",,a.e to Washington -, exclusive of fare
Freight as customary.-QJ- All baggage at the RISK
1.-THE owners, X ROSS, Agent.
Baltimore, may 30-june
v Z. The passengers in the Columbia arrive sum
emily carly for the six O'Clock Lines on Thursday
0.1InSto Philadelphia
An a.r.ngcmeut has been made, by which the Co
.a,, cu her passage to the District, viii receive
lN,yug,,s from uflthe Union and Citizens Cansi Lane
Fa', IA the Patapsco. and also from the s'eamboa
Nr and.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20
Mrs. NoagkiMsOn,

VXTlDow of the late Captain Hodgkinson OF tins TIM
w port, wishes to receive a few Sentee' boA 'L
FRS 3pplca.ion to be made to her a: her residence
ON King street. between Pitt and ST. 2saph,sreets'
alexandria, i'
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VOL, W
For Boston

~ The packet schooner
Il PIONEER,
sgf Edri'Se, master, viii have despatch, and
&a.s,t,ke 500 barrels freight. Apply to
ak - W. FOWl.E X Co.
Who have received by said schooner, for sale,
20 hog,aeads New England rum
Is Is s hos.'ie $New Orleans rum
" casks nails, assorted sizes
" tons plaster psris
70 casks lime
10 hndug from schooner Trio. from New York,
,.r, guS>i. and Manila cordage une 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-20

Cabinet, Chsir, and Sofa nanufac-
tory.
UANEs GREEN Cabine, maker has on hand and
q will constantly keep at his old stand Oh ''oya,
ST. Alexandra, e at the corner OF 10Th ST., Pen's,
vsnia Avenue Westinghouse geherai assortment VI
the mostfashonabe aud durable FURNITURE, winch he
viii warrsn, equal, If not superior IN quality, TO any
ever offered in the District Consisting IN part, Of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sdeboards
Ditto, with celarelts and marble slabs
Frenchand plain bureaus
Nrassing do with mirrors
dies and Gentlemens' secretaries and bookcases
Picrlables with marble and mahogany tops
pnIerand claw dining, breakfast and card tables
plain do do do do do
Ialcs work stands
Shaving and candle do
NASH stands with marble and mahogany tops
Greciar Sofas
Mahogany chairs
IN; stools bidetts, cribs, cradles p
Portable writing desks &c
with ayereral assortment of bedsteadS oirIcly
carve mahoran,, maple and stained woods, si' OF
bcb will be soldas low for cash AS they can be pur
chased ofthe quality at any other mandatory
n the Union. H., D. e 1r,,,,,ros
uhoaanv. a mar, of which is suitable for handras'
I'm saved curl and shaded veneeTs, copai var
nisb Of sunerior qualify, sackng bottoms, cords, &c
tn MING AND CARVING.
Handsomely executed NAV
| NIIvSEITAi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
district Of Columbia,

County Of .ft1d'"''
NOVEMBER TERN, 1893
William Poplar, Complainant,
AGAINST
Charles Brown, administrator OF James
Poplar, deceased, James Entwise adj
minstrator oflsaac Entwislc, Alexan' r, c.coy-..
der Moore, executor of John Boyer, p"
deceased, and Henry williams ard
Elizabeth Williams, infants under the
age of twenty -one years, and dev,sees
ofJohn Boyer aforesaid decd, Defr' ~ ,;.,r,,or Of
AHE defendant Charles Brown row S,rn% entered bs
appearance and given security according 10 u the 8
and the rules the Court, and it appearing ,h,, he
tsfacton of the Court, upon affidavit n snn n.ic
said Charles Brown is not an nhabitan' OF W.. b, BIZ
of Columbia, on the motion Of the comp'sl. cL.rls.
counsel, 1t Is ordered, that the defenda s' day d
Brown do appear here or before me ~" ..ompi.in
next April term, and answer the bill OF e dserres
ant, and give security for performing the pub
the Court and that copy Of This order DC ,oun a.
lished in public newspaper printed IN Tue ,ha, ,O
lexandria, for two months successivey AZ. cour,
ther copy be posted at the front door 0' VIZ
house Of the said county. rrCC
Teste, E6M' j. or
dec rs