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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18

Louisville, March 2S.-We have Just conversed with
gentleman from Cumberland county, who informs us that, in
boring through rock for salt water, fountain of Petroleum.
volatile OIL struck the depth of about 40 feet
When The auger withdrawn, the oil rushed up IL IA
feet above the surface of the earth and believed that
about 20 gallons discharged minute, forming quite
bold stream from the place the Cumberland RveT into
which discharged itself The fountain stream struck
four five days previous the departure of informant
percepby diminished. Falling into Cumberland River the
volatile oil covered considerable portion of the surface of
the stream for many miles below If gnted would pre-
sent magnificent, if not appalling, spectacle.
British oil which is extensive; used medicine manu-
featured of Petroleum.
We have specimen of this o-t ignites freely, and
produces flame as brilliant gas light.
Our informant sates that, in the neighborhood in
which this immense fountain of Petroleum has been discover
ed Doctor John CrOghan has succeeded by borg in OBJ
tanning abundant supply of salt water depth Of
nary level of the Cumberland River The works,
sured will prove highly beneficial to the surrounding country
and profitable to the enteprising propretor-Pb. adU
Raleigh Apr 9-The Superior Court of this county adj
journed Saturday No trial took place during the term
which excited any interest," except the of Dentist who
in the city grave yard, and forcing open the mouth of the
CORPSE open day. for the purpose of obtaining the teeth
of which charge he convicted motion made by
his counsel for trial, which overrued and another
motion submitted by them to arrest the Judgment the
ground that the charge contained in the indictment constu
ted offence under the laws of this country. This notion
after being ably argued overrued and the Judge pro-
ceeded TO pronounce against the Dentist and i'm
posed fine of twenty-five dollars.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18

At Baroach in the Fast Indies, there is species of
Aims house for aged and diseased animals, not only
for apes peacocks, &c. which are considered sacred
but also for horses, dogs. CATS birds, and for in
sects These last placed in little boxes and fed
with vegetables rice, &c. This establishment pos
sesses considerable landed property, and kept up by
the Bramins, who derive large income from it.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18
Harrisburg, (Penn.) .aprV 10, 1929.

BITUMINoUs CoAL.--P. A. Karthaus, Esq arrived at
this place few days snce with six arks laden with btumi-
nous coal, from his extensive mines the branch of
the Susquehannah, in Ceaed county, the Lycoming
line. Specimens ofhis coal exhibited on the public
animation of the public and we learn that has been
nounced by those competent Judge, be of superior
quality The vein strata, which forms the bed, is about
sands of acres
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18

.Ne,c York. April IL.
PHIL LEEH appears by communication from the Key
Dr. Cox that The liberation of the wife and children Of Phil
Lee the slaves formerly belonging Washington who we're
sold into Georgia. has been effected The deed of purchase
has been received from the Georgian and they nave
been liberty. The of 1000 dollars required
for this object $50 dollars of which raised in this ety.
There STILL however, deficit of 40 dollars, which could
not be raised the District of Columbia which sum has Dee
advanced by friend of Phil, and he is his way 10
this city, with view of raising this sum- here and in Pha-
depha.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-18
of the bird ISL quarterly during the birds e and 2O
a year long she survives it. London Paper.
REMARKABLE PHENOMENON.

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20
PIrrsnunGn. Lnly 8. 1G2o

.Ncssrs a. Sc j. ,5Huphy and others.
Gentlemen: We have received and consdclcd
your favor of the 9th nst.-It is in ordinary times
and for no common object, that YOU have called u
Try. You represent almost every class Of the active
business population who prosecuting the varied
pursuits aud occupations Of the Western Work
shop You are not ulcn who are usually found
minuling in election contests and in ling upon It's
for our views upon the great questions q! lndcV'n
dent Support and national subsistence; beicve,
that you have bcCI impciled to lo"k beyond the sucs
cess oi nero political candidates We have not
The vanity 10 apply the interest that you have tes'i-
fed IN oplGions, to any solicitudc for per-
sonal success Your aim appears TO be higher than
the advancement OF private interest, or the accom
plisImcnt of political objects. We hclieve that IT Is
the cause Of our Homes aud or Frcsides, deeply
implicated III the policy of the nation, that has eX
cited your spirit oil enquiry and VIC will readily con
ces, th1t circumstances nave bound any other men
more strongly than ourselves % that cause, have
I moro interest IN their success than IN our
most serious pressure fer money has already
eplburrassSd Our manufacturing operations and
there is a fearful apprehension OF general calamity
and misfortune. Many attribute this unexpected
oVl unforeseen reverse, among other causes, 10
general alarm which has evcrsprcod the northern
and middle states, that tho TuriG-thc shield and
protection ct our Industry, is to be removed; aud 20
the belief that the psmhcr of the national admins.
tratiUn You have mentioned, Is lending tho MD of hs
name and friends To tbis most uukipd aud unnatural
effort. Ivsldlous and disguised attacks as maSinC
| upon this system, which can have no olgr DIRECT
than To- prepare for an upGn war upon iis very *
istencc. From many sources, Ipuch evidence Is
forced upon w.. 10 convince VS. that desperate Rt-
! Icmpt is tn be made TO upgoot that domestic po!cy
,. under which alone car prosper and flourish.
We are opposed to any pledges from candidates,
.that, i'm tho event Of their election msy possibly
bring thCrp into a conflict, where lncir promise and
pcrsena faith may stand arrayed against their duty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20
MARINE NEwg.
POR7 OF RICH.HONC-
ARRIVED

Schr Tennessee Green from Baltimore viz Noelh ss,t
ASA aud Hhi,key, to L. Webb co, and VI siyeis
Point. " ~ -
Tnpeu s. johnson. ' :
Schr Harriet, -, from City Point salt to & w Caliat
con, 10 Jas Winston - - S
SchT Collector, from Williamsburg
Ciiliat. ~ 'S's' '''' - "
(iill.aL - - ~
SAILED.
Schr Mercaior, Foil, :or Somerset Mass coal
Scr Levin James, -, for Baltimore, coal
Schr Orator, Gator, for Norfolk stone
hsheIs thonix, - for City Point and Abemare Ma
bIS AeAander Bailey has dlopped TO Warwick Ia
HnlSii lUst,iilG Tor Scotland, with tobacco.
Sehr Eiiort, Bell, for New York, tobacco and 1sur
NORFOLK, july I7-And schr Washineton's Bar.e Bfi.
dict, nom up James River. bound to N YORK
The bFg Export, Thisse bound 20 Cowes and rie Ike; Las
gone 70 sea from Hampton Eoads.
NL~ YORK, Jolly l5-ArA, -cirs Chesterfield Beas;.,,
Gays from Richmond; George Washington do Ann Sn,lb
Daring = in do Chariot, Smith ds do Onv au.er
an Name d I'm Virginia; Aradne, Rohcr on I'm James
RIVER Adran Sharp do; Coasng Pilot do: Ezaeh 6 u
Oecca, Williams do; sloop Capital Ackley. Richmond
LADl-lfHlA, July l6-trd, schr Cumberland Nlct.
ton, Richmond -
JULY i7-Aro, soop Excel Bowen DAYS from Pir,.e
mond. ~ ~ ' ''
Ard at Salem, ioh July brig lido Wooster from Richmond
wa lSo,ion-and sailed on Sunday fo, Portland.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20
PlTrsRURG, July tlth, 1929.
TARIFF CORRESPONDENCE.

The answer Of Mcssrs. Wilkins Lynch, Patterson
md Craft TO The following letter addressed 70 them.
10y number Of the Mechanics and Manufacturers oi
this city and county, having been received and consi
dcrcd II vas
Resolved, That We highly approve Of their views
mad sentiments on the subjects submitted to their
consideration and Of the decided tone in which these
sentiments have been expressed.
Resolved, That The sove7, Editors within this dis
trct. be requested TO publish both the Address and
Reply IN their respective papers.
Resolved That the ChairRap be- requested to pro,
cure tho publication Of 1000 copies Of Inc same in
handbs or circulars for the use nd distribution OF
the several signers who addressed tho candidates.
MAHLON ROGERS, Charm.
GEoRGE DAPsiE, Scc'ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20

ROSS WILKINS.
DAVID LYNCH.
JAMES PATTERSON.
J AMES S. CRAFT.
CORRESPONDENTS.

NSrRS MACtFAS,In ti;e Mercury of this morning OIL
served er addresses by many of the of our
my to MeSsfs y Hams, Lynch Iaeson and Craft, anu
their reply
These articles must afford much satisfaction tic friends of
me arm throughout cOunty.Ihe election of John
noun 10 the wee presidency has much alarmed all friends
the HmenaS system aud fears entertained that a1ch
enemy OIL domestic Manufactures might he President,
I'm assertions of sone jackson papers forced
un tive party entirely credited aud even the strou,
lact thai IN Georgia where jackson got nine votes Calhoun col
out tico did not remove the fears Of the Tariff party
All doubts must I've removed. letter signed By all the
leading Jacksomam Manufactures of our county published in
me leading Jackson paper denonces Calhoun fn having
mated candidates for the Legislature sn IN the reply n ha
Huer concur in nc opinion INT M Calhoun is lending m
ffort
twiD now, tluk he made manifest lint an Etst Penn
ra"'' no candidate dare aroW hiSsf rndl ia JoLp c,
c"f'o'"' TARIFF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20

Tho,.;.,r WASHINGTON, Iuly IS
ne trial OF the late Fourth Auditor Continues 10,
our Circuit Court. Mr. S,vANs onen.d H. eS, -
lent yesterday for the United statss and Sir. CoNs
ana Dir JoNEs followed Tor the Aeiendrat' ON 10
reply. l. ~ Va"
-rs hoyaH-An indictment containing three iistie, ,o,
had been found against Mrs Royal IN. 6rs, con, 80
nei WIN oeiS common slacCcor. the sscog viii, ,ns
common seold and the ttd, with heinc corro, lr,
10 the secoud count she put heT pie, OF no. guilty l,- a.
INJURED 20 the other YESTERDAY Jdgs t..,.h
yered the opinion of the court, hic demurrer
e ground that the terms 'copnon slanreref" and .co
ION nawieT" sufficiently Rcvav
mas TO take her trial only the count Size
'n count, prepared for her trial Ie 60 tia
Oh 'e attention of the hy the ca of DR. Wat
% e was most unssantly compelled to -u1, on,e win
she was fully preoared. ~ ''~' "o "''se "o "O'o''
Sale of Stock ut the C,ogFe,, H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20

IL 4 correspondent has sent Us catalogue Of
aCiat:''@s in Pg'nia for the last ifAcen or twenty
years, to the General Government. We shall no.
publish IL curious IL is 1t is sufficient TO saw of
- that it proves delinquency to have bacn more
iroGucnt formerly, than recerhly-eo That if the
circumstance of federal officers using the money ell
trusted to them, proves any thing against tie Admin
!Sration for the time being, more is proved against
Mr. Jefferson and Mr.. Madison, than any other Pre-.
aldsnt. Perhaps Mr.. Richie therefore will agree
that this tavorte argument proves too much, which
NC believe is rather worse than not proving enough.
II that gentleman wishes to see the cat loruc. he
can have copy. lis just that so libersl an at
tempt, so disngenuous argument to establish guilt
against the late administration, should recoil upon
them who employed it. One of these dciaca,ions
exceeds in amount, the aledged united delalcations
OF all those persons at Washington, charged with
dcfauGng the Goverpment-and many of them
arc dcllltatons but in name Let u hear no more
ofan argument equally incmscqcntal and illibeal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20
atsc1e0eg = 5SEc@ >
TETS nAE.

BY DAVENPORT. .fL,LEN- G. ca
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
On MONDAY, the Goth instant at 10 O'Clock We
shall sell, by direction Of MIR. j. NJ. Anderson, ~
ms Store, e. Street, his entire Scc, OF Vaual.s
Groceries comprising large assortment. A....
Shop Fixtures, &c. Terms at sale
.fjler lohieA,
Inc store ami Counting room as above, VIZ .-; rrn'r.
VII Re added 10 lire above sale
Hhds ~ Orleans sugars, jas ls,s,I
80 hnXes mould candles
hiGs Antigua Rum,
And sundTy other articles u & G. ca ..
july 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20

1e"lPerdHre Societies.-Thc multiplication of these
voluntary compocts is astonishing. and seems to be
with TN equal step in all parts of the Union At Ra
leigh, the 4th was celebrated in cold water and at
Lexington, Geo. where Mr.. Crawford presided nj the
dinner, lemonade was the strongest beverage. We
observe indeed FROM all quarters evidence of the ex-
traordnary progress Of Temperance Societies in null
upliratlon. Whether their ultimate effect will be
good or bad, whether their fruit will be sound and
wholesome, or like that of the burders of the Dead
Sea, fair and promising the outside. hut rotten
within, Is point not yet think, settled. 1.-THE
apparent reformation be real too then every thing is
to be expected from Temperance Societies; but If ri
site drinking suppressed by the promotion of sola
~ closet drinking, then is the flying pan only exclan-
ged Tor the fire. We should say, that if that effect
IS produced, Tempe ance Societies were productive,
OF mischief; as solitary drinking almost ever es in
mcurable intempcrancc. But we mean not 10 cypress
any opinion unavorable to these societies Which We
know to be cherished by the best men in the land and
which SO far, TO have diminished the vice they
were Instituted TO check. May they effect all that
the most sangune ever hoped! We only mean 10 ex-
press our fear that their influence is more TO drive
miempeTance 10 conceament, than 20 lessen the guam
tity OF ardent spirit consumed result certainly
bsnefui than the mischief sought TO be cured Tic
only true cure for mtempernnce is the introduction
of wine Us the common drink Of the country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20

u Several Prints have justly stigmaliaod tie
state and ostci'a'on in which the President travels
Even before he President, his movements from
place TO place, attended by train rs long MS
German Princes. Some half score OF Majors. Colo.
ncls, Secretaries and DEFENDANTS on his bounty, ac
companicd and formed (dctested wordD what was
called his suite PRONOUNCED SWEET At Norfolk bis
S'dte was as long tbr tail Of the mad Duchess OF
NcwCastlc's gown, which n took six madens fair )
yards behind her 20 bold Secretaries ofthc Ca
bino' Officers " thc Army Navy and non -descript,
Cnyvrcs. An English Traveller of distinction, pro
nounccs it bcguti'ul paucgyric on the Republican
simplicity ofSur Institutions. that in Nov. 81. Hen.
~ Clay Speaker the III. Of Il. and candidate for
'hc Presidency, rode into Washington fNm Ky. on
Srschaek, covered with dust, and attended by SIN
2lo servant That looked something like Cincinqat-
u.s. Mr.. Jefferson travelled in the same unprotcnd-
iur style; so did AR. Madison. The Hero by vriue
of gls vast superiority those great mon, has i'm
proved upon the style Of travelling. When he gors
w t'nd five or sis corragVs four in hand, aiiond =
carry his suite. When by tor he surrounds himself
with his Ministers and Dignitarics. To make tho
multitude capc scents to afford him particular sat
isl1cr-n
OJc who Witnessed Is, iudicrously dcscibes the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20

sale OF Stock at the Coffee House on Saturday
last. % Shares OF Farmers Stock M 90 IN -
Shares of Bank of Virginia al COZ 80 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20

" writer in the National Intellgenccr. uom-
mates VIM Writ for Vice President or tho U. States
by the custom of the country, Mr.. Calhoun having
served eight years, will be no longer eligiblc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20
Grand and Glorious Luck o.
p. CHUBBS OFFICE.
y5NHE following the hunters drawn in the New Ios
a Consolidated, No O. viz.

2, o, %, 90, %, 6.
Number 90 ., 2j, the capital prize OF I750 was s 90
gentleman IN this city, whom, the cash alfcsd, hcr
paid. This may be truly called Great LUCK beng the t.
capital prize sold by within the month sore lc<
NJ tive same kind may be expected my Vermont
Lottery, No tho drawing IT which viii received To-N-
at - o'clock. containing the following splendid PRICES
5000, 1000 1890, Zoo, LOO, 1923 besides ~ pzc a..
81 900. and great number Of smaller prizes.
Tickets 81, quarters
few tickets remain uusold and no Doubt number c c
above prizes at D.. CHtbgS
July 20 0'r7v7 frrtY orr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20
Elegant JHHe'y TO The Hero, and 10 the Editor, OF
Me Enqarer-.(rom Me Rockinyhasn Regi,te,.

he Enqnrer-.f1om The Rockin CHAM Register
70 US individually, Of the highest gra,ihc alton
and Of sincere congratuaiion among the friends of 1;snc
'ehso NAL the course he has pursued ia
" puoc aa9s fnus tyr has secured The cordial undivided
support of III. powerful paper liie Enauirer) With rs of
3ny republican press thrown every quarter Of
'e ono, the Administration Of President Jackson will
defiance all the malignant assaults of the enemies of freedom
anu reform And as II has been built up by Offer
gs an Intelligent and grateful people, they Will continue
10 yield their spontaneous support so which ITS INDUSTRIOUS
ean aud ms noble coadjuors laborng Hereuesn
stegh ana zeal, neuge the mprncpled holies OF the
Caellan Clay aud his blinded partizan 10 cleanse the Aecan
stable We would be glad cheer with feeble voce
'aneh Editor oi the Enquirer in his Of glory aud
usefues and point him. not to crown of alayrdom bI,
OF Immortality, which just posery and impartial history "
pace on ms brow after the warfare Of this world Over
DIR. Ritche ought to be grateful at being excused
from nsanyrdom-but it is unreasonable to postpone
his coronation until after the warfare of this world
Is over" Could not the Register consent to an
earlier day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20

oeHef%s e''f'ee into Pennsy lvania village, on las
route TO take possession at Washington:
wass wen. . the whips round wen, the Wheels,
What struck him most pleasantly, was the grave
dignity Of the Ebony gentlemen VINO drove Tho Con.
eral and his suite They condescended to no inter.
course OF words, nor relaxed their ysaes with
a smile. Questions were answered with n baucb,,
brevity, intended to check the iinperncnt famiari.
ty of Pennsylvania Democrats. The crowd were
o'erawed by their dcmeanour, and soon drew off
leaving the dgniGed gentlemen 70 mediate on their
ve distinction of charioteers to the President and
his suite.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20

RHACON and IAR.---l2O0O lbs. of yclv
AS fine bacon, and 30 bills. Of Suffolk tar, TcgG-
larry inspected, for sale oil board at the Dook.
July 20 JAS WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-20
FOR LONDON,

RHERRINGS.--22O barrels Of herTinas-
will be inspected, and offered for sale iI..s
morning on the Dock, by JAS. WINSTON.
juv 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
Geovse y. hongh
o. ling s1aree and Ssasonabie assortment ~
nRV GOODS

upe. blsck. blue, olive, mixed and green csotns
II ASS neres nannels, hnseys and low pr'ced cassl
netts super mixed and blue sattnstts, wide ana COM
mon bsagups, aushngs and bazes rose blankets nS
point. stripe anil maokinaw ditto merno shawis ana
scars cashmere do cloth 10. blue black, orange and
drab circassians black Norwich Grape, "anE s ama
Canton grapes and robes black laanette Italian Jus.
triacs aud gros de maps large assortment of mourning
fancy sngams c,coes aarsees qs
carpetinr, ingram do bed ticking (somc full yard
wide super black bombazines furniture a and o.neI
dim,es silk and cotton hose, worsted do (iohg anu
short plain and ribbed) Tartan paids, French merno
do. (beaulifuD ueusand women's pia'd soaks' mem
beaver and horseskin gloves, ladies kid gloves and
mi,,s nsnkin pcngees, bengalets, super black 'e'
vantnc, cbilren's bootees, coored camhrics' plan
and figured Swiss malls and cambrics, crossbarred DO
Swiss pelernes and cspes cheap aud good irlsn IT,
mems, sheetugs aud lawns; linen eamhr'c and hdkis.
cotton anil wors,ed carpet bindings, full assortment
Of domestic goods and cotton yarn, peIsse wadaine,
low priced figured lenos. Ga and 80 Barnsisy dHper
s,out), camets with general assortment OF most ar
ticles in the dry good line. which renders his STOCK TN
usually complete.
case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low by
m. I,zeo oy niece 10Th mo 9th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
district Of Columbia,

Alexandria Comfy, SCI
NOVEMBER TEnM 1928
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria,
Compile.
Louisa and Ann Maria, Seaton, .7dam II CS,,,,,,.
Lynn, Nathaniel S. Wise, the Presi-
dent, Directors q Company of the
Bank Of Alexandria, and Thompson
r. Mason, leFs.
yISHE defendants Louisa and Ann Maria seatop no'
L having entered their appearance and given secu'
ty according the statute and the rules Of the Court
and il appesring to the satisfaction of he Court upon
affidavit fled that the said Louisa Seaton and Ann
Maria Seaton, not inhabitants Of the District OF
Columbia, on the motion Of the compainants by Their
Counsel, IL is ordered that the said defendants LOUIS
and .ann Maria Sc atom do appear here on or before
the first day Of next April Term. and answer the bA
OF the Conplanan's. and give security for performing
the DEGREES of the Court; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith published in one Of the public news
papers printed in the Town of Alexandra, for ""
months successfully, and that another copy be pcs'
the front door Of the Court House of the said eV"
~. Test;
dec l8-2m EDM. I. LEE, g. L.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-15
district of Columbia.

County Of .7trandr'd, 'e>
NOVEMBER TERM, 1928
William Poplar, Complainant,
."' AGAINST
| Charles Brown, administrator Of James
Poplar, deceased, James Ent~isle adj
mnistrator OF Isaac Entwisle, Alexsn-
der Moore, executor of John Boyer, IN Chanfe'S'
deceased, and Henry Williams and
Elizabeth Williams, infants under the
age oftwenty-one years, and devisees
ofJohn Boyer aforesaid deed, Defe1ts)
fliiE defendant Charles Brown, administrator 4, ::
- James Poplar. deceased, not having entered I'D
appearance and given security according to the statue
and the rules OF the Court and it appearing to I'd
tisfacton Of the Court. upon affidavit filed, ths,
said Charles Brown is not an inhabitant of the u'e
Of Columbia on the molten Of the complainant ~ w.
counsel. II % ordersd, that the defendant Chars
Brown do appear here on or before the hrst da! y
next april term, and answer the bill Of the eompa~
ant, and give security TOR performing the deeIees%
the Court and that copy Of this order be orw'n pu,
shed in public newspaper printed in the town OF
lexandra, for two months successfully, aud thst AZ.
ther copy be posted Mt the front door OF the Cou'
house Of tho said county.
Teste, EbM I. LEE G'C.
dec IS :"