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,,tain, that it would be far short of the
E,osoerous condition which enables it TO
Ice. in foreign markets, the fabrics of
Il nation that de6es all other competi.
e.. The number must be small, that
4 OF to have been chesply purchased by
h. tariff which nursed it into its present
psturlty.
n 5. Should it happen, as has been
Inspected to be an object, though rot of
oreign government itself, of its manu-
featuring capitalists, to strangle in the
rradle the infant manufactures of an
Extensive customer, or an anticipated
Rival, it would surely, in such case.
Ibs incumbent on the suffering party, so
far to make an exception to the "let a..
Hone" policy, as to parry the evil by OBJ.
poste regulations of its foreign com.
merce.
6. 1t is a common objection TO the
hubble encouragement of particular
branches of industry, that il calls off la.
sborers from other branches found to be
more profitable; and the objection is in
GENERAL weighty one. But it loses that
Character in proportion to the effect of
ths encouragement in attracting skilful
from abroad Something of this
sort has already taken place among our
&sslges, and much more of il is in BROS
4 poet; and as far IS It has taken or may
take place it forms an exception TO the
general policy in question.
The history of manufactures in Great
Britain, the greatest manufacturing ma
ton ia the world, informs us that the
woollen branch, till of late her greatest
branch, owed both its original and sub
sequent growths to prosecuted exiles
from the Netherlands; and that her
silk manufactures, now a fourishing
and favourite branch were not less in.
debted to emigrants flying from the per-
secuted edicts of France. ---Ander
SONS History OF Commerce.
1t appears, indeed, from the general
history of man 3acturing industry, that
the prompt and successful introduction
|Of into new situations, has been the
result of emigrants from countries in
which manufactures had gradually grown
rpto prosperous state, as in Italy on
The fall of the Greek empire; from Italy
INTO Spain and Flanders, on the loss of
Iberty in Florence and other cities; and
from Flanders and France into Eng.
and, as above mentioned Franklin
Canada pamphlet.
In the selection of cases here made, as
exceptions to the let alone theory, none
have been included which were deemed
controvertibie. And il | have viewed
them, ora part of them only, in their
true light, they show what was to be
shown, that the power granted to Con
gress to encourage domestic products
by regulations OF foreign trade was pro.
perly granted, inasmuch as the power is
IN effect,con6ned TO that body aud nav,
when exercised with a sound legisla-
tive discretion, provide the better for
The safety and prosperity of the nation.
With great esteem and regard.
JAMES MADISON.
JosErH G CABELE, ESQ.
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M FEMALE ACAurMy.
4vLRS. LlTTLE. induced by the frequent
requests of her friends, intends reopening her
Seminary for roung Ladies. in Mar,insburg.
on Monday the 10th instant. She hopes, both
by tho most strict discipline, and assiduoas at :.
tenton, 20 the general improvement Of her
popilss TO merit the approhaiion OF her patrons
Msrtinsburg, Jan. rs, 1890.
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JosErH c CABELE, ESQ.

Che estimate Of the amount of duties
TOR the third quarter of last rear, ending
on the S0th September, that portion a.
rising in New York was pct at the sum
OF 100000; aud upon this basis the
Report OF the Secretary OF the Treasu.
~ was made. The accounts having
DOW been made up, it is found that the
result Is even more favorable than was
assumed; and that the actual amount OF
auties Tor that quarter is s,5S4,5e9-
mus exceeding the estimate by more
than half a million. The last cnar.er.
"'li, 1t is believed, turn oct ia proper.
uon, and thus present the Treasury to
the new Administration in most -four
ishlng condition.--F Y. .4merican.
j. Greenleaf, Esq author of"Gramroar
H'mpltied" has prepared and published
sheet entitled the slf.taught Gram.
marian, or Family GRAMMAR. Its in.
'ehded to be suspended ia room like q
map.
iNTEtLIGENoE FROM EuRorE.-Our
, ~ dates from Europe are to the sth
"oVemher--two msnthsi Itisnot Of.
'eh' at TINS season of the year, that we
are SO long without English InteIli-
sence' Ont the continued series of Yves
-. sTr'y winds will alone account for Il.
mere mere are ten packets from England and
france that in ordinary cases, adverse
~Iuus out of the question,l might now
He considered as due at New York-tbe
. n's' easterly winds will probably bring
S oue OF them in. Flour dealers are
"''eSS anxious for an arrival.
M, - Bali Chrop.
Ihe person who sometime since was
~ oA'o, representing himself to be the
i ns"eemer of the World, is NOW in Phi.
;:"ue,poia. lie was in Meeting House
:" Ihrstlan Street, on thursday even.
s 'as'' and addressed The conerega-
'oh' making known his assumed Mis-.
sion and character
oEA SERPENT.-An animal of un.
s. Ommon size was found at Cape Cod. a
az sboF' ''me since The honey portion OF
ne upper Jaw and skull is now in the
10y OF New York. The weight of this
SECTION OF the enormous skeleton l. isoo
ppounas-the length IS feet-and the
ssdu'n from eye to eye I feet. As
go as could be ascertained the Ieretb
=. .ue enormous creature was Is feet
-, rs matter OF curious speeuIation
u'' was The true character OF this see
se'' production When alive.
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FEMALE ACADEMY. The Rev. Mr..
n ErsTxa, gentleman every way qualified
10 teach females, viii take charge Of the Mar.
tinsburg Female Academy on MONDAY, tie Cd
of February. In this Academy will be taught
the different branches OF English Education.
Those having children to send to school, will
do well 10 embrace the present opportunity,
as the Rev Mr.. Eysser comes highly recon.
mended.
MsTtinsburg. Jan. IS, 1893.
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The highest psi4e in cash. will bs glssA tos
clean linen sad Gotten qss.
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eve understand that a negro boy
at one OF the taverns in this city, a few
days ago, took up a pistol, which he
supposed was not charged, placed him
sell before large mirror, took deli.
berate aim at his own image. and pull
ed the trigger; when lol the pistol fred
and completely demolished the glass"
This method of duellipg we would
recommend 10 those who are ambitious
OF Distinguishing themselves as doe,
lists in this community. I. is equally
safe and not more ridiculous than the
usual method West ISHer.
Fine 4nimafs - Mr.. Gideon Long,
OF Butler county, Ohio, raised Hog
which last fall weighed twelve hun.
dred and fifty eight pounds, which he
sold for sixty five dollars. II has since
been exhibited and sold for two han
bred dollars ibid.
Suicide - Col Samuel Neill com.
mitled suicide in Mccklenburg county,
N. O. on Friday 2lst ult in state
of arrangement.
Capt Consider Lucas, of Ontario,
n. Y. killed himself on the l7th ult
by cutting his throat. He was di.or
dercd in mind.
Several young lads while engaged
in skating on pond in MiIbury. Mas.
sschusetts. broke through the ice, and
were all drowned
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II appears from a Brussels paper,
that the Tea Shrub has been naluraliz
ed IN Java with complete success, so
that sooner or later the Chinese mo.
noPoly viii come to an end.
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II. SCHNEBLY,
DENTIST

DURPoSES remaining in Martinsbufg a
Il short time, and will be happy to attend to
the duties Of his profession.
He is at Mrs. Browns.
Martinsburg, Jan. Is, 1899.
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Virginia State Lottery.
Fer the BENEFIT Of sss Dissai Ssyanb Csssai Cssns
panv.
NiEETEENTH CLASS
To be drawn at Richmond. on the i2th Of Feb.
raary. 1899.
40 suxsER LoTTrar-6 paAws sALLoTs
sPLEN DID SCHEME.
| Prize OF $50 o00ll do. e.een
do. i0,oo0Ii do. 1000
do. SCOOPS do. 1000
TICKETS 900, HsiiOss sig Qaarte-s SIS
o. Orders for Tickets or Shares in The above
Los,eries, forwarded by mail tpost paid,1 or By
private hand, will meet with the most prompu
attention If addressed 60 the Managers.
YATES & MINTYRF.,
Washington City, ID. C.
'.'Prire tickets in former lotteries received
as cash.
An official account OF the driving will Re for.
wsrded to distan, adventures. tree OF postage.
January IS 1929.
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GEoscIA-At the Session Of the Lee
gislature, which has just closed. the act
establishing the Central Bank of the
State of Georgia, passed both Houses,
aad having received the san ction of the
Governor, bias become law.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

On TJ'ESDAY. 81 Fe5rua,t. 1899, in he sits
81 Harrington, will Be tlrasSa tie
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Union Canal Lottery.

GLASS NO. srrrEEn, sos 1873.
To be drawn on Friday, S0,h Of Jan. 1899.
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Consolidated Lottery.

paIcE OF rrcKETa:
Whste IS; Hnif az 50s Quarter 81 rs.
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re MARyLASp.--The term for which
Governor KENT is constitu6onally eli.
gibie having expired, the Legislature OF
the State proceeded, on Monday, TO the
election of Governor for the year en-
suing. DANIEL MARTIN. of Talbot
county, and GEORGE MITCHELL, of Ce.
cal county, we're pus in nomination. On
counting the ballots, il appeared that 80
votes were taken, of which So were for
Martin, and SO for Colonel Mitchell;
whereupon it was declared in both
Houses that Daniel MARTA was duly
elected G0Veeaos of Maryland, ~ III,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
district Of Columbia.
dec 10

.HieIdndrid COhhJ y"
NovEMByR TERN 1873.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra,
CompPs
Louisa and Ann Maria, Seaton, Hdam IN CiGndrf
Lynn, Nathaniel s. Wise, the Pres'
dent. Dire ctors u Company OF the
Bank of alexandria, and Thompson
r, Mason, DJFs' J Gator, ra
VXNHE defendants Louisa and Ann Mara sfs" 70.
L having entered their appearance s"H sh.res +.
rity according 10 the statute and the rules I'M
and j, appearing to the sstisfac,ion OF te VOW. "a
affidavit filed, that the said Louisa Sea''" It'd
Maria seaton, are not inhabitants OF TIE b, ,A,f
Columbia, on the motion of the comp'a'"s"s' ia
Counsel, il i, ordered that the said defen..',' .l
and Ann Maria S.aton do appear here Oh ,b, BID
the first day of next April Term, and
Of the Com Isinan,s, and give security ior M, q.
the DEGREES of the Court; and that cop! ~, r.u.
der be forthwith published in one OF Tue for ",
papers printed in the Town OF AeNahui'',, e no.r,i
months ccessiveIy, and that another eoPs coar
st the front door Of tie Court House OF 'he
~. Test; TEE. c. C.
, dec la-2m EDM j. bE.,-~-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-20
district Of COlNmbia,

County of .1'Au
NOVEMBER Tenn, 1873
William Poplar, Complainant,
AGAINST
Charles Brown, administrator OF 'a'ne'
Poplar, deceased, James EntSisle ."
minis,rator OF Isaac Entwisle, Ale1an' =, Claatss
der Moore, executor of John boyer,
deceased, and Henry Williams anu
Elizabeth Williams, infants un"S} wv
age oftwenty. Lone years, and dev le,.
ofJohn Be- yer aforesaid decd, b.dnn( r.,lstcr
zNuE defendant Charles Brown, entered ID
James Poplar deceased, not hax"s The .,,'a':
appearance and given security according to the
and the rules Of the Court, and ssd thstim
,sfaction of the Court. upon anna. IS The Dstre
said charles Brown is not nhabI'an. o. b. ID
of Columbia, on the molten Of the Gonp,I sr; Cbs's,
counsel. II is ordercd that the dee ehe sr.. dad
Srown d, anne ar here on or before th .hs copbr,
next aprl term, and answer the bIii q Gecrse'
ant, and give security for performing ,nt f,ruth F
the Court; and that copy This order Ds ,ound
lisbed in public newspaper printed ~ y" and that a
lexandria, for two months successive! af the CcC'
ther copv be posted at the front '0'' -
house Of the said county. ,.,,u LEE y.
Teste,
dec IS
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district Of Columbia,
.Alerandia County, NJ.


= NOVEMBER TERN, 1928.
The Mechanics Bank Of AleXandrla,
who sue for the mselyes and such 9th.
er of the creditors OF John McNams.
"a who will come in and contribute
to the expenses OF IN $ SUIT '0mp'' L. In Ctrws
James Kirk. administrator of John Nc
Namara, deed, Sally NcNamara,
Henry l.. Mcnamara, and Luther
Chamberlain, DefPs.
VIlHE bill in this case states, that on the Isl DAY
i June, 1926, there was due to the complainant
by the said John Mcnamara, the sum Of SIX hUrtfs
and thirty -nne dollars and eighteen cents; that
said Mcnamara resided in the State ofNirgna al I.
time of his decease, and that certain James Kh
tack letters Of administration on his estate ia aesua
of Virginia, and by that means exercise control c'u
his estate in the District of Co!umbs; hat The sad y;
Nsmara died seized of house and iot IN t." io'ne
Alexandria, occupied by Luther Chambera", VDa
81 than nffieif at satisfy ths slam 81 s so,
fund out of which their claim can be paid.
The object of the bill! is, that the house and loit
foresaid may be decreed by the Court to be die
the sat sfacton of the complAnants' debt set Olt
foressd, and such other debts as shall be esao'nec
against the said Mcnamara, deceased. AndItapitS
,ng to the satisfaction ofthe Court that the sailHa
Kirk. Sally Mcnamara and Henry l.. McNamssas%
inhabitants of the District Of Columbia they Art he
by warned to be and appearin person, or BY so''H,
in the United States Circuit Court OF the i'ndr
Columbia for the count, of Alexandra, on tie second
Monday in April next, to show cause why deere.
should not be passed, prayed by the BILL .'9h "a
their failing toappear aforesaid, the said bdeOl
claimants be taken pro confesso. aud such deees n'
in the premises as shall seem right: Provided '% Nv
compliments cause this order to be published ~ y,
Phenix Gazette at least four months ID co"''"U''"
a in ADril
Test EDM. I LEE, t.
a. lam
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District of Columbia,
County of alexandria, SCI.

County o! .1eIu"dFtu' set'
NOVEMBER Term, log.
Joseph Vaudeville, CempH0
AGAINST
Thomas Holy s George Suckly, CO. IN C6auer,y.
mariners m trade, under the Arm of
HOLY s suckley, and Richard slade,
DeG's.
vvyHE defendant Thomas Holy, not having entered
1 his appearance and given security according to
the statute and rules of the Court audit approximate
the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit MED tna'
th a;d Thomas HOLY Is not an inhabitan Of the Dis
tret of Columbia, on the motion of the complainant
Nv b;s Counsel it is ordered that the said defendant
Thomas Holy, do appear here on or before the first
day of next April FERN ana answer fns n the u. t,e
crees of the Court; and that copy of this order be
sor,hw;tb published in one of the public newspapers
printed in the town of Alexandria, tor two months
successfully. and that another copy be posted a. the
Tes,e. EDM. |. LEE, C. C.
dec l9-2m
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PRICE 7WO DOLL.5RS PER BOTTLE,
70 the tub(ic.

IN sequence OF the numerous frauus ano i'Pos'-
i tons practised in reference 10 my medicine, am
again induced to change the form ot my DO LIS
In future the PANACEA will be put in round bot''cs'
Auted lnngitudnalIy. with the following words, blown
in the glass, "SwAIM's PasAcEA, PMLADA, as repre-
sented above.
These bottles much stronger shan tnose hereto
fore used and will have but one label, which covers
the cork with my signature on IT, so tat TIE eorN
cannot be drawn without destroying the signature
without which none is genuine. u he medicine may
conse ouentIy be known to be genuine when my SIG
nature is vsi5e 10 counterfeit which V'H be pun''ha0'e
Gs}~gcry. ,,;o
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicine
has enabled me to reduce the price to TWO DOL.
LARS per bottle, thus bringing within the reach OF
the indigent.
NV Panacea requires no encomium; It's astonishing
effects and wonderful operation have drawn, bo'h from
Patients and Medical Practitioners OF the highest re-
speciality, the most unqualified approbaton' md e.;
tsb!ished for 1T character which Ehvys pen, though
dipped in gall, can never tarni,h
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine
which have been diligently circulated by certain
Phy have their origin either in ENVY, or IN The
mischieyous fleets of the SPURIOUS INVITATIONS
The Proprietor pledges himself 20 the Public, and
Gives them the most solemn assurances that this medl
cine contains neither mercury nor any other deieterous
drug.
The Public are cautioned not to purchase my Pana-
cea except from myself accredited agents, or per-
sons of Known responsibility. and all those will conse
uuenty be without excuse, who shalt purchase from
any other persons.
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EDWARD sTA9LER & son.
fairfaE-street, .3ierondrid.
Or. Eush's

Anii DySpeptic or S0n' eio"ssao~ :; y. ,sT NOS,
Y HE remedy for ndis scstioh IN ''e '"0
u eonnGca,ed forms OF the variety Of u'seaseS,o
which the human system is subject lew arc "o' SUI
horn none NOR distressing or Destructive " vi. 'o
s,;tnt;on than indigestion OF Sour stomach MS vi,
treat extent and has SO generally bal
IA the skl of the faculty that remedy easy oil au
m;n,s,rationi truly adesideratum IN every pa'e ne
18th of statement is confirmed BY the experience
s,~,s,rJs xvho have suffered under 1t, MO alter
having used many remedies to no purpose are no"
Chi. 10 have recourse such paat''es may
ch,ore To find most conducive to their comfort DIV
INDIGESTION is meant losSoi appetite and
1t. of The legs and wasting o. the "h"'esys-
e., Heartburn or uneasy sensation oil hea'aooo.
- nj, ,r the stomach which Is sometimes a'tehdeo
,,;, h nausea or sickness OF the StonaSh anu '"s'
halchne M of water wnichis generally 'our Pse"es
oft,e r, ntenance costiveness, lansnoi' g'uu'es''
owness Of SPIRITS disturbed sleep, PaiPHaaon tue
heart. hatulenee, &c .s,s s,n..x
..;.,.,n, more of them. and some less eaeh IN lne
oor,.r and degree OF his own particular case "e'e
ps . as powerful tonic, ueutraiize the aeiu upon
give en- tn to the debiitateo VI
DIGESTION restore the appetite, remove hsussa a. wy
stomac n and ultimately recover the heatn o' tue pa
tent rhev do not rontan mercury IN any 'orn,' nor
Aothe sic en- mostpurgative meoicihes
A. h,t orrIor m he oIce of safe and mild Pnrgat'e
and are not surpassed by anv medicine ihey sis
,herefore partieni ariy calculated orfanily use
Thsin eutor of these Pills was one of the mostemi.
ctitioners of mcdicinenthe United States ana
sd them successfully in hspractice tor ten wears
SrS -. not cot M as a nostrum to deludethe credu
L., ,re rerom m ndtd on the basis OF truth and
n.r;.rs. In orderthatthev NAV becomeextens've
psI I'D within the reach of all, they are Hereo
:,,hsIow mice of SO cents per box Sold by
"'"'''" E. sTABLER & SON,
IN Fairfrr street, ysieus,ndria.
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Something New.

Extract OF Letter, written by very respectable Sen
tleman, residing in Baltimore, to the subscriber,
who deems it his duty, though UNAUTHORIZED TO lay
It before the public, withholding the writer's name,
for particular refereuce, should any require per
soually. SAM 70, p. LEE
Baltimore, august 18Th, 1879
Doct. S. Fl P. Lee New London. Conn
Dear Sir-pis now upwards OF twenty years tha'
have used Nec- London Bilious Pills IN my 'am''y'
and ALWAYS found them efficient put gatNe IN al
most every description of disease and believe they
we'd long doctors bill BY then early ana time
yuse. I never found their accustomed certainty 10
vary in their operation and effects until within lew
months past and having since then been sadly disaP
pointed in every instance OF using them began 10
conclude that YOU had made your fortune, and had
abandoned their man factu,e To nercenary and I'M
faithful hands. Under this impression, secidentiy
saw an Advertisement OF yours IN New foik news
paper designating spurious limitations from your o""
manufacture by having your written sgnature TO each
bin OF rections and that in instance were the
,mitations signed with pen and ink. although per
feet copy other respect Finding those han
without this test began TO suspect that all was not
fair in medicine well a. ia politics and called al Sc
vera of apothecaries for your pills. with your
ten signature. found MANY without that test. Dat
none with it. until came To the Messrs kEERLS':
who assured me they had them direct from you
procured box and on using them found the same ct
fects from them bad always experienced, and am so
much reioiced on finding myself IN possession OF a
medicine highly prize that cannot in justice re-
rainfrom giving YOU this information
Some thirty years ago. was cured OF heavy and
distressing corgh, by medicine know by the name
of rlrlinston's Balsam: but that article NOV made
by shop boy y is like the old mixture,
than sawdost is like super fine -four. hope and trust
sir for the benefit Of mankind, that valuable
dcine will he perpetuated in its original quality.
that mercenary limitations may be "ned upon by an
insued community | am, sir, your Friend, nc.
r1rTo avoid the imposition Of Corn,erfets and sPu
rions limitations, related above the purchaser has
only examine the bill of directions covering n
hox. and IL signed at foot, in own hand writing i'm
Inediaely under my printed name. thev are genuine
and prepared bv but II Uiy the printed name Is
affixed, they spurious and to he avoided. To afx
nv written signature would b. Forgery, and convc
tiou would be States Prison
S II LEE. Sole Proprietor.
EeA fresh supply OF The above genuine Pills
is jus, received, direct from the proprietor and
for sale, wholesale and retail, al the Store Of
EDWARD STA3LER s. SON,
Apothecares and Druggists, Fairfax st. Alex'a.
dec SIN
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District Of Columbia
County, of 1isron5,;,

County Of .asraudria. ~
NOVEMBER Term, 1923.
Richard q. Alexander, administrator
Of Frances Alexander, deceased,
Complainant,
Against
Wilson c. Selden e Mary Bowles Sci
den, his wife, late Mary Bowles Al.
exarder, widow of Charter Alexan.
der, jr. deceased; Charles Armsicad
Alexander, Wilson C. selden, iunr
Edward r. Lippitt and Mary Frances in Clc,,.,
Lippitt, his wife, late Mary Frances
Alexander, william Fountaine Alex.
ander, and Nelly Selden and Mary
3 Scllen. children Of Louisa Eliza.
beth Selden, deceased, late Louisa
Elizabeth Alexander, children and
repres entatives of Charles .Aexau
der ir. deceased, Defendants
gNHE defendants Nelly Selden and Mary B. SEX.
u children Of Louisa Elizabeth Selden decs,s!
late Louisa Elizabeth alexander, one Of the chfjs,
and representatives ofCharles Alexander il decd y
having entered their appearance and given secvs,
according to the statute and the rules OF the court nj
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, up d
fidsvit fled, that the said Nelly Seden and Nn d
selden, are not inhabitants of the Dslric, Of Coin
bia on the motion Of the Complainant b, his cCuns
it is ordered, that the Defendants Nelly SeNtR NJ
Mary b. Selden do appe:s here on or before Ii, IL
day of next April term, and answer the Dill 4
the Complainant, and give secur,! for performing ~
DEGREES of the Court, and that copy of this oi.
be forthwith published in newspaper printed int.
Town of Alexandria, for two months succesnsr.
and that another copy be posted on the front doa
the Court house of the said county.
Teste, EDM. LEE, C
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