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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
CONGRESS
SQUEEBO.

IN THE SENATE, The Hon. John Holmes ell
ecteG Senator from the State Of Maine, 10 fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
the Hon, Albion l.. Paris, appeared, was quail
ihed and took his seat. Several bills receive d
their second reading. and were referred. An
animated discussion grew out Of the bill allow
ing to Benjamin Reynolds Of Tennessee, tract
Of land in li'u Of MS pension; in which Messrs,
Eaton, Chandler, Webster, johnson Of Kentuc-
Ky. and White, took part; when The bull on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Noble was laid On the table. After
The conside ration Of The Executive business, the
Senate adjourned.
In THE HOUSE. The Houss went into COM
muee Of the Whole on The, State Of thu Unian,
and took up the bill for the preservation and
repair Of the Cumberland Rad.
Mr.. Mercer, on ac cour, Of indisposition, re =.
hnquished the floor 10 Mr.. Fort, who address
ed the Committee at great length in support 81
the bill.
Mr.. Barney followed on the same side.
After which, on motion by Mr. Anderson OF
Penn,ylvania, the Committee rose and reported
progress, aud obtained leave to sit again
The Speaker informed the House he had re
cei,ed message from The President OF the U
ni'sd States, IN answer 10 the following re sou-
ton of the House OF the Esd inst. offered ty
Mr.. Gilmer.
kesoIrsd, That the Presiden, Of the United
Sta e, he requested 10 communicate TO the
House Of Representatives the Instructions in
pursuance Of which the Commissioners Of The
United SAFES made The Treaty at the Indian
Springs in 1921, with the Crsek Indians.
he SSeaker Informed the House, that he
had also received a commune alton from the
President, transmitting copies Of treaty Of
ami'y, navigation, and commerce, between the
Uniied States aud the free Hanseaic cities Of
Bremen, Lubbock and Hamburger, ratified in
Washington.
The House then adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

WINTER IN LoxDoN.-It is difficult TO form
an idea of the kind Of winter days in London
Fhe smoke or fossil cools forms atmos>
phere, p-rceivaole for maLy miles, like round
great cloud attach he'd to The earth. In the town
itself, when the weather is cloudy and foggy,
which is frequently the case in winter, this
smoke increases the general dingy hue, and ter
inmates the length Of every stree, with fixed
grey mist, recediug as you advance. But hen
som. rays of sun happen TO fall on this arih-
cial atmosphere, its impure mass assumes i'm
mcdlarey pale orange tint, similar to the eff
feel Of Claude Lorrain glasses a mild golden
hue, quite beautiful. The air, in the mean
Time, Is loaded with small fakes Of smoke in
subluna tion--a sor, Of -four of SCOT, SO lIgh, as
10 float without falling.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
Thomas King,
MEBCHAMT TAILOR.

King street, 5et,ceea the Frankhn ~ and city Hotel
VINAKES this method Of returning his sincere thinks
L to hs friends and the public in general, 'oi past
favors and continues solicit The for the future
tie has Just received fresh supply Of FILL GOODS.
he will be able to supply all orders in bis Ire Of bu.
sness al the shortest notice. and the most rcssona.
BILE terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds ot
READY MADE CLOTIlING-coats, Psnta'oons ar.
vests crayats stfners and fashionable collars rnfiea
and pain shirts general assortment ct gentenlen'a
Gloves, socks and stockings He has hand az
s.sortment of fashionable cloths blue, black olive.
drab and steel mixed do; also cashmere, Blue,
black and fancy colors, and good assortment of sat
netts, handsome assortment Of vestngs; toiinct and
swansdown yelyets and silks; also, good assortmtn Mt
of bang. up and hunters cords handsome assortment
of Tartan plads and blue and brown csmbIes; as.
sortnent Of Hannes Of different colors; handsome
assortment of fashionable buttons; gilt, pated and
steel, and large white pearl buttons, for gent mems
coats and fashionable black buttons; good assort-
ment Of cacoes, ladies' mocknons and chIIdren's
gloves. Also general assortment Of
LADIES. & GENTLEMENS CLOThS
Orders will be taken. which will be made up 'o sny
fashion with neatness and dispatch at such prices a.
will be satisfactory to those who may favor him with
their patronage. u"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
.A>teUtiaN--%5O Reward

ID ~ AWAY from the subscriber IN December last,
IL negro man FREDERICK lie had brought down
a load of -four to Alexandria, and having sold eIor
ed with the proceeds. leaving his wagon about two
miles from town. He was seen near Alexandra WITH
a black from Philadelphia school master, with
out feet who perhaps may have forged him PISS
lie is abOut AZ years old, feet or inches high,
Their slender made, black complexion, sry counte.
nance, teeth wide apart, and Of the upper teeth
longer and projects than the rest; shows his red
gums much when he laughs The end of his big Toe
is Oft from frost bites the forehead over one
eve lie is bursen, truss and has scars bis
hips and is passonaely fond of chewing tobacco ard
using the ardent. Had a drab cloth coat and mix
ed pantaloons when he went off, but he has plenty
Of money. which was think OF the Bank of AIexsn-
dria will doubt change his clothes and obtain free
pass. will give SIS for him If taken up and secured
in the state of Virginia that get him.f taken up
and secured in Maryland S25. that get him land if
taken and secured in Pennsylvania any other Stae
reward of $50, so that get him, and if brought
home will give satisfactory compo nsa,ion for the
trouble and expense The latter would he preferred,
but in esch immediate information must b, gwen
to GEORGE NOBLE,
Near Upperville, toudoun County, Va.
N. q. Masters of vessels will please keep sharp
look out for him jan IS law4w
uf The United States Gazette will insert the above
once a week for four weeks, and send their account
to this Office for collection.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

LEX TALIoNIs, OR TIT FOR TAT The pas
sengers on board an Aberdeen smack were m Isl
grievously annoyed by the nocturnal visitation
Of myrisds Of hungry bugs Thcs- little blood
suckers were so incrssan' in their attacks, ,ha,
10 close an eye was utterly out of the question;
nay, so severely did some suffer, that in the
morning, when all hands were mustered in the
cabin, their phisios Monies were to be recog>
nzed with considerable difficulty! One nigh,
their agonies became so intolerable, that they
beloved out TO the master of the vessel so
master! master! they're biting u.s." "Whal
the deil's biting ye?" cries the r,aster.-"O Sir,
the-5ogs," The response Of the master, il
not cons olatory, was admirably laconic: "W eel
care fell ye, Gamma We bite them ngain! 3"-LI
E1x
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

og ,uo millions Of the debt 10 the Bank any
hnr, The amour, of Bank Notes. The Sank -
sIso ,hout to sell million and hall Of ao,-
lars, fo3 the purpose Of retiring the p'0eeea'
in like manner. .u :, the
These measures, i, is hoped, will IN . ,Te
course of FIVE or six months have ia'o,au "
sfsrc, on our currency, as it is understood 'i nc
whole amount Of Bank paper to ae re TIL e.
this way will be six millions we "'u~" go,
III. immediate consequences will De s'ea,
staena,iou Of business, and many 'a"u., ' r
il sppears 10 be the only one 10 ,ne Po"e' -.
Government likely to restore eonnue"'e ~ ".
currency. The Bank has ~ mlnioHs =, pape,
n circulation, and their specie deposit does NOT
arcs,d TWO millions. This issue oil paper is
ZOO prea, for the business Of the place.
From Buenos Ayres our accounts continue
70 be,discouraging. That market is overs'ock
ID with goods, and daily sacrifices are m adr
at auction. There appears to be want oil con-
6denee; and an unsettled state Of things, which
forbid any shipments to that quarter. The
sock of hides also is reputed 20 he but small;
and quoted from liz TO Ia dollars per IS lbs.
Al Monte Video nothing will sell but little
-four from new wheat, and there is much, anx-
iety as To the measures OF the new Govern
ment."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
SUPREME COURT, U. S.
MONDAY, JAN'Y 26.

On motion OF Hon ]. Sergeant. William Re-
din Esq. Of ,h' District OF Columbia, was aG-
M. ted an Attorney aud Counsellor of This
Court.
No. H. Abraham l.. Pennoek ct al Plain
tiffs is error vs.. Adam Dialogue. On witt Of
error to he Circuit Court OF the United Stat $
for his District Of Pennsylvaais. Adjudsed
and ordered that The judgment of said Circui,
Cour, be affirmed with eos,s-per MIR. Justice
Story.
No. II. John Reynolds, Tenant U. S. Plain.
Tiff in Error vs. Duncan Macarthur. The ar
gum'n mt Of this cause was resumed by Mr.. Vim.
ton for the Defendant in Error, and continued
BY Mr.. Ma>ru for the Defendant in Error.
Adjourned ill IL o'clock tomorrow morn
ing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
DISTRESSING OccuKRkNcE-On Sunda,

DISTRESSING OccURREHcE.--On Sunday
morning the IL n inst. al 3 o'clock, fire broke
gu, on board the seh'r ALBERT, lying al the
wharf, at Belfast, Me. loaded with wood and
ready 10 sail for Boston. The weather being
intensely cold, the people were not aroused
from their beds for half an hour. When they
reached the smoke and flames were bursting
out Of the for,cas,le. The alarm was given
thal>two Of the hands were in the force astle,
asleep. One Of them was seized and dragged
out; the hold on the other gave way, and he
fell backwards. AT thi, momen, The one who
had been extricaied, suddenly made his way to
the scurlle, complaining OF being very cold, and
Notwithstanding the efforts of those around
him, he violently ,hrus, them away, plunged
down again and there persisted with his mes.-
mate. They were ooIh young men-one, nam
I'd Merriam, belonged 10 very respectable ia.
mily in Belfast. The schooner was scut,led
and sunk, and thus saved.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
northumberland academy
THE REV THOMAS C. THORNTON,

60 well known to the public as able and expert
- enced 1eacher will continue to preside this
Institution the ensuing year. He will be again assist
ed by MIR. JosErH II. DAVIS young gentleman of ir.
reproachabe character and who has already evinced
satisfactory evidence of high qualifications as teach
The Academy 10 situated two miles below Northum-
berand Court house, in neiGhborhood proverbially
healthy. Colonel WILLIAM JErr, the present stew.
ard will continue to manage the boarding department.
In this Institution are laugh the Latin, Greek, and
Hebrew languages and translation of the French Ian
guage-together with other prerequisites for cole.
gate course.
About one hundred and fifty volumes of Books. of
History and Science have been carefully selected as
the commenc ement OF Library
Mathematical Instruments. Globes and Maps, both
ancient and modern, also provided for the of
the Students.
For Reading. Writing, Arithmetic. and English Gram.
These, with Geography & the use of the Globes
and Mapping, Is
In all other cases, (annuay,) 30
For Board, annually exclusive of bedding and
nr The session will commence on the first day Of
February, and end about the first of December, with
out any Summer vacation. Parents and Guardians
will recollect that they are liable for the tuition fees
and board of their sons and wards, from the time or
entrance till the end of the session, to be paid quar-
SAMUEL BLACKWELL,
Preadent Of the Board Of Trustees
December I, 1928,
We. the undersigned, have this day attended an ex-
animation of the Students of NORTHUMBERLAND ArA-
DENY, and in the opinion, tina. the highly gra
tfying manner in which the several classes (comprs-
ing the dead languages, English Grammar, GcogTa-
ply, and Mathematics, acquitted themselves, indca'
tive both of the application any proficiency Of the Stu
DENTS and of the fidelity, ability and judcous mode
ofinstruction pursued by the Teacher
JOHN ID LELAND,
]. NJ. SM1rU,
WIN HUDN ALL,
WIN. HARDING Jr.-
Nop. 81. 1923, SAM'L BLACKWELL,
jan26 dtlsth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
The Alcxandria Museum,

CONTAINING numerous and highly interesting
- collection of the works Of Mature snd Art, open
usual for the reception of visitors, on the following
terms, viz-For family subscription ticket, ftUo DOL
lars per annum for individual subscription ticket
dollar; and for single visit fUenty ue cents-ehl-
dren tiUsre and half cents. As this institution now
commands the aaention and receives the appreciation
of strangers generally. and great portion Of resident
citizens having visited It, it is proposed to call
them and solicit their subscriptions on the above
conditions. T. MOUNTFORD, Manager.
jan2S ot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

The Quebec Gazette mentions the following
curious facr:-A few day. ago, four ravens were
seen a!lghting on dunghiil in the vicinity Of
the General Hospital, near this city. per-
son working a, the frame of a building, re-
marked that there was a stir in the party, and
soon saw that three Of the ravens had attacked
the fourth, and in minute they tore it to al
oms aud were ealing it. The want OF food,
which The severity Of the weather and the depth
OF snow had caused is supposed to be the rea-
son Of the avens thus destroying each other.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

POWER OF CoNsClENoE.-A curious instance
Of the power Of conscience occurred few days
ago, in this city. The proprietor Of fancy
store received ,hro' the Post Office, letter, in
closing small rrinket, which the wriler stated
had been empezzled duri: 6 tie inspection Of
some articles ol jewelIy. sum OF money
equiv alenl to The value, was also enclosed. The
chlrogrsphy and style Of the writing indicated
toe person to besa female.--NY Jour. Of Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

The AFFAIRS OF OTHERS. Every man has
in his own life, follies enough-in his own
mind, trouble enongh-in the performance Of
his duties, DEFICIENCIES enough-iu his own for
tune, evils enough-withousb being curious after
!he affairs Of others.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

New METHOD Of DRYING WET CANpLEs.-lr
a village not far from Chester, lady entered
her kitchen, and found the oven swimming
with grease On asking the servant, a Welsh
girI the cause, the Cambrian maid answered,
with the greatest simplicity, Look you. mis-.
tress, the candle was fall in the water, and
was out her in the oven 10 dry"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

The masters Of more than Two hundred
slaves have notified the Colonization Society
Of their intention 10 Hibernate them, on condition
of their going to Liberia. Of these, IS are
offered by lady Of Maryland so by gentle.
man Of kentucky-ls or 90 by a clergyman OF
Virginia-and 43 by citizen Of Georgia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

We understand that, in consequence of tAe
continued indisposition Of M. Rush, ard the
urgent nature OF much Of ;he business Of the
Treasury Department, the President has au-
thorized Mr. Southland, the Secretary of the
Navy. 10 perform the duties Of Secretary of the
Treasury during Mr. Rush's iilness.-Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

Burwell Basselt, the old and highly respec.
table Representative from The williamsburg
District, in Virginia, has declined being can,
dida;e for reelection Severn E. Parker has
been put in nomination as candidate to sue
coed him. Ibid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
Trustees Sale.
tnir y Dntin. = Reward

1 BOUT the fist Of December last, nero man
n named LLOYD, abscon'. fInn, he farm rear
tins place, heretofore in the pos .: nil
beth nj Bcws under IN, chrrss ''Gyt - A.
bout 70 ye.rs Of age, aud about tz. 20 .'c,'s sh
dark complexion. speaks slow, and Ho very ~ ~
one or both of his feet little frost bitter
ago; clothes not recollected
II he rs tsk.n in Prince Gcorg" county. "a~y."nd,
in tho Ds'rict az! Ccimrhin and 5r.ug0i hur'e %
or safely .ecurci jail 50 that pct aru .:a,
will give Twenty Dollar; ari + ,pprchcrded C,r Of
the Coun,v mi more thar thirty MIS- from. h,m, I
will CIV IN, ABOVE rsYard Of hnt, n,ltIs and ply
all reasonable expense incuned m bring pg him home.
RICHARD I. HCNPHEEYS.
Receiver nm tn. estate of John BOWIE decd
Pscatiway, Prince Georges Comfy, Jan 10.
Jan i6-Stawtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
JAMES S. GUNNELL, Nj. D.
NENYISY.

nESPECTFULLY informs the citizens and visitors
of Alexandra, that he may be consulted at Mr.
DAY in every month, from O'Clock, A. NJ. until 2
P. NJ
AnIetters addressed to DIR. G. at his office betw
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Alexnadra, will be punctuaIly attended to.
JAM e"t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
Extract Of letter to the editors Of the American
dated


GRO DE JANERIo, December Is, 1928.
The ship New Orleans will sail to morrow,
and the schooner Margaret, Frisbie, In few
DAYS; by that time we expect TO have ad'ices
from the river Plate, as the packet IS hourly
looked for. The United States Ship Boston
sailed few days ago on cruise OF nature
incognito An English sloop Of War, the Fri
bune, .hs, captured, from the Brazilians the
British big Nesror, Sugar laden from San
to, for Valparaiso. She was captured by Bue-
nos Ayrean privateer, on suspicion OF having
Brazilian property on board. and sent TO the
Sa ado with prize captain and crew. When Oh
that place, the Brazilian squadron hove IN
sight, the prize captain lef the vessel and gave
her vp to the original captain. The Braziians
then TOOK possession Of her and carried her in
to Monte video. where they would accept no
salvage, but forcibly plunder.d the greater part
Of he cargo, condo mped The vessel as lawful
prlzr, and ordered her for this place, under con
voy Of The sloop OF war Nich,eroy. She was
fallen 10 with BY the Tribune, and forcibly Ia
ken from he N. The Emperor was not pleas
ed with he proceedings; we look tor more
news on this subject with great interest,".
Business continues very duh al The River
Plate on account Of the gres, influx of shipping
Thy are generally averse 10 shipping Hides
from there at this season, on account OF the
worm"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

They who are mos, weary Of life, and yet are
mos, unwilling to die, ara such who have lived
to no purpose; who have rather breathed than
lived Clarendon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

CAUTION Doubloons, made in the United
Sa'es, in imi; atom Of those made in Colombia,
ART IN circulation, which are not, inliinsicaly,
worth more than twelve dollars each.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

Mr. Editor:-I have read Mr.. Gibbons Cir
cular 10 his constituents, published in your pa
per. have read it,-and would advise him 10
write another, and thsn--go hang himself.
SQUEEBO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

NOllCe.
TIME subscriber having removed his SCH OoL to the
Christ Church Lecture Room, Washington
street takes this means Of soliciting continuation Of
the patronage he has received, and from the
that hitherto attended his preceptorial exertions he
hopes that many parents will be induced to place
their sons in school where the manners and morals
of the pupils. receive particular attention.
Terms-3, 4, S, and Dollars per quarter.
ian 7-d3t 1a3w ISAAC II. ROBBINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
AUCTIONS

Public Sale.
nNthe 1lM day of February nert, at midday, will
~ be sold for cash, on the premises. that certain
se, Lot of Ground on P'ircr .streei, south
NJ side, between Union and Watersheds, ex.
"ns ssusSs esrss to- Tsn s
fonr feet, thereby; which is erected brick te.
nement, occupied by Dir. May ga segsr Mandatory.
The sale is be made under the authority of deed
of trust to the subscriber recorded in the Land Re-
corls Of Alexandria County, Lbcr @, No. 2, TO. %36.
for the purposes therein mentioned.
jan 2S--5tawtS COLIN AULD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
p, yMBNY7S
F.t,e. md Eyciange D6iee, .0lepand,10

New-Fork Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class SO -, vii! he drawn in The CIT. Of New
York 81 sjl. re &7t January II CHEST Prize SO,
00O Tickets g; halves ; 50; quarters IS.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass 80, IS, for 1923, viii be drawn ~ Philadelphia
Friday, son January Highest Prize !2O,OOO-
Tickets 90 halves 5; quarters Z 50; e'ghths $
Grand Consolidated Lottery, l2tn Glass,
vii! be draw r the City Of Washington on Tuesday,
Sd February. A8 numbers drawn ballots. Highest
Prize 10000. tickets Is; halves 2 50; qrs 25'
eishlhs o23 cents fcr sa.e ii
3. EGasSE'S
LOtteryand h..tchangs rGIcs. K'"g-a .qhrGndria
jail q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28
Maker andEdsOn

"A Have received, BY recent arrivals,
further supply Of Ladies and Cen
tIemem BOOTS aud SHOES,
- which, together with their former ~ ~.
stock renders their assortment complete They also
continue to manufacture, in the best manner Doou
and Shoes of every description
b Country merchants and Others viii md It to
0H;ce. eoy,is,rset. Jan T3-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-28

rs hereby given to all persons indebted to Richard
1 d. Emmerson, an nsofvent debtor, to make mme-
date payment to the subscriber, otherwise the law will
be strictly enforced without regard to persons, and
those having claims will present them, duly proved to
II. N. STEELE, Trustee
d,c11-Isw6w of r. ID. Emerson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

ViRGlNIA--M Rules hodenin the Clerks Office Of ths
Superior Court of Chaneory for the Lynchbarg lbs,
tret, the Sd day Of November, 1898. Alexander Rot
erts and Sarah Roberts, executor and eXeculTX Of Jo-
seph Roberts, dec. Pitts. against David Owen ara
Lunsiord Loving, executor OF Levi Oven dec Dels i
Tho defendant David Owen, not having enttrI
his appearance and gycn security according the
oIAseby and the rules oft his court and it Appearing
To the satisfaction ofhe court that he nhab
tn ofls country, Is ordered that the said deundaH
do appear here lha rsi day day ofthe md
answer The bill of the pl4iAtilthata copy Of this Ut
der be orthv th inserted in newspaper published
III thu town Of Lynchburg, for months sGcccssIiC-
Is, and posted the front door OF the house 10
ne sud town Acopy-Teste. j. WILLS, c Z.
Jan. ;. N5m42
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-05

,NflRGiSiA, 10 Wit:--At rules holden IN the nerhS
Y office ofihe county court filafaN, IN the month
Of August, l5.S-D David Veal, pltnth, against Ihom
as Nou John Mead, Iub,It Gayles and Elizabeth
Nod. driGni1uts Ia Chanccry.
The defendant Thos. Neal, and John Neal MT
having entc.cd their appearance aud gwen Sc,
cnitv according to ,ie act Of Assembly and
the rule ofthis eonff. and it appearing by sasiaf
tory cri'curc that they not inhabitants ol thus
sci IL !. ordered that thes aid dclts Taos and John Nenl
do appear before Justices Of said court on no
fourth Monday III Octobrr mkt aud answer no
plaintiffs bill and that cnpyol this order be ior'
with inserted IN tlt Vgnen paper printed III Town
ply nehburg for two successfully ana postenh'
the front door ofhe courthouse Of this county on oma
court day, 4 copy-Te>te, ,
WAi. HOLT,D. C,
Jqn.g. w2ni2