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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-14

N. B. This Ointment, which is ahighly valuable APP
plication for frost bites, burns, scalds, and women's
sore or swelled breasts, is put u, in neatly finished
glazed jugs, well corked and sealed, IN directions
how to use it. The proprietor wishes it to be observ-
ed, that, in order to preserve its virtues, persons using
it will cork it again, SO as to keep the air from destroy
ing its good qualities. No agent receives them IN any
other way than being well corked and sealed.
.3GENTS:
WILLIAM GUNTON,
Druggist. Pa. .acenue, Washington.
n. JE WTTT,
Druggist, Pa .arenue, Washington.
JNO. LITTLE,
Druggist, Georgetown.
MESSRS. SCOTT,
Upper Marlborough.
r. SEMMES,
Port Tobacco.
NJ. GRIFFIN,
may s PieatapGy and Nottingham.
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a Tailor

CAPABLE of cutting well. would meet with q soou
u situation at King George Court House, Va 3"
furthe particulars apply to , JOHNSON
June oCo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-14

xxyE have received direct from the Msry.ana .nc
w mical Works. a supply ottuper'or Ca'c.neb ,a,sd
magnesia. This magnes!a w warrantt to be as Sovu,
If not better, than the English, having by testing ."
two articles together, proved this to De superor;m
We here offer in a condensed form, at han the proe
OF the imported, aperfectly pure magnes'a' ana !. may
be taken into the most delicate stomach "ithou' paG
ducing the slightest pausea, IAN object often so cons.,
derable with ,physicians) being rather pleasant ma.
disagreeableff sted. In the use of the American "ru
Gle. and whenff shall besome generally known, W. care
satisfied it will supercede the use of The imporfed' s.
pecially. as it is afforded at the same price and IS more
SIRE in Eff ct than the common calcined magnesia' IL
is pu, 'up in bottles and labelled with directions, III
convenient size for families or retailing IN country
stores, brother places where medicines are vendeo'
Also, An assortment ut
COMBS. BRUSHES md soaps.
Consisting of
Tuck. side, long crooked, neck and pocket COMBS
Cloth. hair, flesh, nail. varnish, sash tools, and camel
hair brushes
Rose, transparent. vsriegated aud Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
august IL WILLIAM LANPIIER ( co.
DIR. w. JUDKINS'
Patent Specific OiM meMt.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail. BY EPW.ARD
ST.4BLER 6. SON .age rs, .4ier'a.
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.ENtice.
David Martin

Has Just received. and o6srs for SALE
yNHE ORATORS TEXT b bOK; containing a Va
l. riety of Passages, in Prose and Verse, selected s
exercises in Reading and Recitation; alsoa Debate, in
tended for an Exercise in Argumentstive Defamation,
written by J. Sheridan Knowles-to which is prehxeG
All Introduction, containing An Abstract Of Walkers
System.-By Donald Macleod, a NJ. Lecturer on
t.iocution; lvol. limo. price in board. 81; neatly bound
81 IS. may "
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Fire.
CnlcineA Magnesia.

NJ. MILLER e SON.
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Mineral Waters.

NAV 1.l-6m'
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To MI. Charles Herstons, Proprietor)
of Judkins' Ointment, near Fredc.S
ricktown, Md.
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Fare reduced IT, five dollars!

Winchester & Alexandria M0u Stage,
THREE TINES A WEEK, AND THROUGH IN oNi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
AlexanAria Canal.

~ oTICE.-The subscribers, majority Of the Com
Y mssioners under the act Of Congress, incorpo
rating the Alexandra Canal Company, hereby give
notice. that half Of the stock beng subscribed,
the stockholders notified to meet, either in person
or by proxy, the I'm day af .4ugra neat, at he
hour Of O'Clock Of that day, at the Council Chamber
the Of Ale 1aneira; at which meeting the stock
holders are empowered and required by she charter,
to elect President and six Directors Of the said Com.
psny.
Given under our hands, this oath day Of July, 1880
EDE. LEE.
X. | TAYLOR,
HUGH SMITH.
COLIN AULD,
HENRY DAlNGERFIELD,
JOHN ROBERTS.
WI H. MILLER
A. C.. CtZENONE.
u The National Tnteliigencer will insert the above
three times week uatil l7h August, and send their
account to this Cffioe. jy 20
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From q lctc London paper.
.. E. d.
GREECE!

A King for reece.-a King for Greece.
Wanted s.Soyereisn Prince' for Greece!
For the recreant Knight
Hath broken his plight.
Some say from policy, some from fright,
Some say in hope to rule for his neice,
He hath refused TO be King over Greece.
A King for Greece!--a King for Greece.
Where shall we find King FOX Greece?
Score after score,
A hundred and more,
Candidates crowd round the the Treasury door,
For Athens. and Ibebes. and the Peloponnese,
All of them eager to reign over Greece.
Biz O exclaims - Be the Diadem rline
! sprang from chiefs of an Mgaat line,
The Mahonites swear
If to stand should dare
shall ne'er again sat for the County Of Clare.
OH what t0W do should Parliament Ceasea
Oh. make me the Sovereign Prince of Greece.'
Now nave, now nave, thou vagabond Dan,
Ia faith thou never may'st be the man,
Thou'lt crinSe, and cry.
And bully. and lie.
YET shrink from danger whene'er it comes nigh &!
A SkulIer in war, Braggart in peace,
Thou never may'st be the Prince of Greece.
"Oh I'll be King, and the nation shall thrive,
And I'll make one hai-penny pass for FIVE.
Subscribe! Subscribed
We Chew-bacOn tribe,
Give Peel and Wellington each bribe;
Twill cost no more than penny apiece,
To buy Will Goblet the crown of Greece"
Now spare, now spare, thou srey-headed sinner,
The poor-man's purse for the poOr-man's dinner.
In vain thou'dst rob it,
To Mob it, and job it. Fbett.
Thou never may'st reigu thou wicked Will Cob
Traitor to all parties, all to fleece.
A Vampire were better than thou for Greece.
Ooh! TIL be King.-oh III be King!
And the people for JOY shall dance and sing,
For Lords shall mix
With LAYERS of bricks,
And Chimney-sweeps ride in their coaches & six;
Then shout bows, shout, nor your clamering cease,
Till Henry Hunt is the Monarch of Greece"
Now nave, now nave, thou vain Buckingham,
Thou vert filter BY far to be King of Japan;
Thy Reps, and RapscailiOns,
And Tatterdemallions, medaIhons,
With their whitey-brown hats and their pewter
81, subjects they for the Police,
They never shall make the King of Greece,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02
MONDAY, AUGUST Q, 1850.
COMMUNICATED. ,

oo.n. no doubt will be little surprised to
,se that am alive and hutterlng," this morn
inc. after the terrible havoc which he made among
NV feathers in his last: but can assure him that
am not entirely stript Of my p amage, as he may
quickly find.
.On waves a magical wand, as potent as any
Of the tabled ones of antiquity. At one moment
ne writes me down an ass, at another goose;
and then, an animal misquctlns nursery Rhymes
Certainly neither Of the two named. III, with
Ill h,s nowers of enchantment, he could make
Limselfany thing more than he really is-Sinapiy
an asst would, no doubt, be pleasing to h'm'and
gratifying TO the public. %" advises me. IN
order to brighten my intellect, todrink copiousiy
Of vinegar and water: if 1t is this which lac uses
20 burnish his, will seek cut another and better
remedy.
The facetious gentleman seems TO doubt as to
which Of US merits the appellation OF asS"lus;
hut there is no difficulty Cd this head. can as
.nre him, that the ears have been proved Oh him
some time since; aye, and the tai too: since
the time Of Baaam, II has been considered no
miracle for an ass to speak-but how 1t IS that
they can write, creates some astonishmenr; ne
wonder. however, Is entirely aissipated when we
recollect that. few years back, we had among
us learned pig, which had acquired some con-
siderable desree of proficiency i'll that art In
the acrimony Of feeling. consequent upon this
.quibbing, the OtiginaI object of my cOmmuni-
eations has been entirely lost sight of. viii
how only say, that to prove the use of cold water
aloae, in this warm weather, to be exceedingly
luxurious. let recent facts be submitted to a
candid world As YOU, Mr. Editor. have pub
icy intimated, and privately said. that after this
number all "further caution" TO inlmoderGfe
whiskev, or moderate water drinkers, must cease,
take nv leave of the public, and of %: IN.
tending. in nv retirement, TO adopt tie advice OF
the letter. and indite an essay on the sublime
aud beautiful, which shall be exemPllhed and H.
Illustrated by ample quotations from his own writ
mos. | now leave him 20 gather up his arrows
wherever he NAV find them---and that will be any
where else than in the object ailned at.
.ruk, 81. z. E. ID.
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ALEXANDRIA,, ID. T..
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST ?. 1880

To Correspondenf,.-We have received a COM
municaton from a Stockholders in relation to the
Middle Turnpike Road, and complaining Of tn?
expensive way ia which the graveilins of the
road Is going on. The communication GENES to
US without responsible name-and as, perhaps
the object of the writer may be attained by thus
calling public attention to the subject, we decline
publishing it.
The squib from Q. f. D. in this morning Ga
zette must end the controversy between HIM and
Owe cannot insert any thing farther.
Forian's Rhymes are too nousensical for any
thing
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go Reward.

g TRAYED or stolen, out of Mr.. George Wise's pas
- turc, or about the Is, instsut,
h Il BRIGHT BY M7RE.
-four years old ,his spnng past She has
no marks by which to describe her
ANAa1sA cept q full blaze in her face; and having
dooked her ABOUT siI weeks ago, think her tail Is not
quite WE'LL which may be another good mark TO know
her by bis Mare go; by Young oscar she Is
remarkably delicate in shape, showing great proportion
Of blood VIZ. .. STUART.
jy22-eo0
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02

FROM FRANCE DIRECT.

HON FKANCE UIKEL :.
Ey the packet ship Erie, Capt. Funk. we ai''
received Paris papers to the 18th, AID Ha'fS #"
the 10th. both inclusive.
The French elections were to begin on these
OF June. The tone Of the papers shows that NJ ~
contest will be warm. and the following Pfc''.
nation, issued by the King on the 18th, does u,
indicate over abundant confidence on the part =.
the Government The folIowin. tr,nsl'f0' y
frsm the morning papers:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02

Thine own fair realm = length release,
And send US Patriot Prince for Greece!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02

Thy knavcrie is not so soon forgot,
Thy tricks in the Loan
Are far too we'll known,
Thou DIST "rob the Exchequer," and call it
thine own!
Now nave, friend joey, meier think us such Geese,
That Fox like thee should be King over Greece,
Alas for Greece Alas! for Greece.
We never shall find a fit King for Greece;
That Royal pair.
Lance and Chaubert,
Are both of them burning to blaze away there.
Like William and Mary on half-crown piece,
With heads conjoined to reign over Gresce.
That never may be!-That never NAV be.
Tho Satan were Joined to make Flre-kIngs three;
No Quackified Gander,
Nor red Saamander,
Nav sit where sat Macedon's Great Alexander:
Oh! had we Sovereigns fiery as these
Who might insure the safety of Greece!
Alas tn Greece Our hopes decrease
We must look for a King among the Chinese.
There's Dombrcwsky,
Aud Poniatowsky,
Soltikofs twenty,
And Romanoffs plenty.
MastuchiewitZ. TchltchagoR,
Enough to give a witch a cough
Pole and Russ,
All making fuss,
With Germans and Dutch,
The sceptrc to clutch
Van Rump, Van Trump
Van Beest, and Van Trump.
There's Prince Esterhazy,
So rich and so lazy;
There's Prince Emilius,
Looking SO bilious;
And Count Capo FIstcry,
Famous in History;
With Wrtemoerg Paul,
And the Devil and all.
French, Swiss, Spanish and Piedmoutese,
All Of them mad to reign over Greece!
Oh, Jupiter! Sire of Gods and Men,
To thine own Olympus return again!
Bring back Mercurus.
Thy son, though spurious,
And Phpbus and Juno,
And Hebe. whom YOU know;
Sweet little Cupid,
Who strikes people stupid,
With Bacchus and Venus,
And Pan and Sienus, us!
And the rest who al school used so much to chagrin
Restore, once more,
To thy Classical Shore TYOre.''
Her Upright golden Age" and her Glories of
1.-Two phrases I've bcrrow'd from honest Tom
Moore,
From fierce Sersskiers.
Wh>se'd up to his ears;
From Slaves,
And kn2,es,
Aud Fools.
And Tools,
Thine own fair realm - length release,
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- Your adorable tailor,
" CORNELIUS CABBAGE"
~seSE9al~

Poracity Of hssects.--insects, in the early
stage of their existence, may be compared to an
Indian hunter, who issues from his hut, as they
do from the egg. with keen appetite. As soon
as he is successful in finding game. he gorges
himself till he can eat no more, aud then laying
him down to sleep, only bestirs himself again TO
go through similar process of gorsing and sleep
ing; just So the Larvae Of insects doze away day
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02

Lore in nsc Subtitle following letter is
from novel by the editor If the New-York Con-
stellation, now being puJliShefm that paper.
"Adorabe Spuggy---Ever since NV heart was
first pierced by the bodkin of your charms. my
soul has done nothing dav and night bur sit cross
legged on the shopboard of my affections. and
button its hopes to the anticipation Of conjugal
bliss Ny heart is lined and bound with the
silken ideas of love-I feel that am stitched ir-
revocably to the hem and body of your charms;
and that only in the pocket of never-eDding
love could hope to spend the remnant of my
DAYS.
. But alas. should at last be fnbbed; should
some audacious rival chance to cabbage your
heart, and should you at last pin yourself to the
skirts of some more favored lover; you would
Danish all hopes of happiness from the borders of
my heart. dearest Spuggy. bear with me, if in
the ardor ofmy affection, | sometimes trembled
lest the thread of your love should snap in twain,
before we are sewed fast in the bands af Hvmen.
Pardon me, love, for allowing the least parti-
Gle # doubt to strike to the edge of my fondest
hopes.
but it is past-my faith in your fidelity shall
henceforth be as unyIelding as buckram, and
strong as seam doub!y stitched. have taken
the measure of my hopes, and cut out the gar
ment of my expectations. My love.is as true as
the thread to the needles eye, and sooner
shall my goose take to itself wings and fly awav,
than there shall happen the slightest rent in the
affections of
Your adorable tailor,
CORNEIIIrS CARRIAGE
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From the Savannah Georgian, Juiy 24th.

The citizens of St. Johns, Colleton, at Edisto
Island Is. CO. at apubhc meeting have resolved
to civ. dinner to RoBERr w. BARNwELL
and RoBERrY HAyNE, to which the invited guests
shall be the Hon. George MDulie, Hon. Viii
liam Drayton, Jas. Hamilton. Jun. Langdon
Cheves, II. L. pnckney, and Robert ]. Turn
bull, Esqrs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-02

I,.soimions proposed Gy The Chancellor Of tie
Erchequer, Ia II: Committee Ct Ways cai
Means.
That it is the opinion Of this Committee, tha,
towards raising the supply granted to his Majes-
", there shall be charged t'ir following dutie,
upon sugar imported Into the United Kiogdom;
that is to say
Upon all brown, or muscoyado, or Glazed sugar.
being the produce OF. and imported from, Il.
British possessions in America. or the island Of
MauritDa, according to the average r,ice Of
brown or muscoy2do sugar. published in TIE
.nan.r directed nN laN.. VI:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

The appointment OF Ir. BAs.Dwrx % be an
associated Justice olthc Supreme Court Of
the United States, is one which we approve
and 1t gives Us pleasure to discoY aInoag
the appointments Of the present admmistra-
ton. one which has elevated aman OF worth
without wounding the feelings or DESTROYING
the prospects Of another. We are glad al
the appointment for another reason; because
1t exhibits to MS evidence that Gen. jackson
has discovered the pernicious consequence.
to which the influence exercised on hm by
Duff Green was haurying him. and has de-
termlned TO disergagc himself from the o,,-
pressive weight Of that mans oi6cious inter
meddhng. Ga another account also do we
rejoice at the appointment; because il was ec
lected by the friends of the late sdiuinistra-
ton. who, on this occasion, displayed mag
naaimisy which is tacit but severe reproach
ON the course heretofore pursued by General
jackson and his administration. Hal the
friends of the late Administration voted against
the nomination, the appointment Of Mr.. DALp-
WHY would have been inevitably defeated; but
they had too much libcrahty, too much pat
r.otism, too much regard TO the publctinterest,
to suiier themselves to be drawn into the err
r1r of rejecting an appointment FOR no better
reason than that II was suggested by polit-
cal opponent. We desire that these facts
may be placed on record, that Judge BAIp-
WIN may understand who are his enemies and
who has Observation-Disclosures Journal
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TaKE NOTICE.

TEylIE subscriber having ass ,ciatcdj with
H himself bis nephew, Peter III. Cooisiss, in
the Mercantile Business in shephcTdstown,
it will therefosc be necessary for me to bring
to a close all my old business. My young
man, Frederick Hsslasakagap, is hereby duly
authorised to close all my outstanding debts,
either by receiving payment, or By mole. 1t
is hoped, that all nho know themselves indebt-
ed to me, viii be pleased to comply WITH this
notice in such way as win best suit their
present circumstances; and In SO doing viii
confer lasting obligation on their friend
now also take pleasure in returning 10Y
sincere thanks, to all those of my .ricnds and
customers, and also the public generally, fol
/ the very liberal encouragement have recei
we'd in times past. and hope 10 merit con
tinuance of u,e same, by strict attention u
please. Very Respectfully, SC.
JOHN H. CO0KUS.
Sherherdstown, January "a, 1880
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MARTiNsBURG, JAsuAnr 81, 1880.

the Editor Of the National Gazette is quite
indignant that his name is included in the list
OF Editors REGARDED by the present pure and
blessed administration for their efforts in its
behalf whist it was struggling for the purse
and power of this nation. The worthy gen
ilenian seems painfully sensible Of the aux
ward predicament bO is in, of being paid on
one side for having fought on the other
Hence his denials, disclaimers and abuse OF
the Editor Of the National Journal. Now we
hold that there cannotbe two opinions among
honest men as to the perfect propr;ety of
publishing the list. The only question is, is
it accurate AMI complete. Mr.. Walsh insists
that his name should not have been included,
alleging, that he owes the situation which his
son holds in the Embassy to the English
Court, to the private Friendship of Mr. NJ Lane,
and not to his merits and sufTerings in the
jackson cause. Nowwe ask, had Dir. Walsh.
instead of hosting that rascally neutral flag,
and firing his heaviest and most effective
broad sides into the Adams feet. whilst it is
currently reported, he fired nothing but blank
cartridges at the jackson ships-had he hon
esty and manfully fought it out under the
true Adams colours-yould Mr. nj Lane have
thought of Offering situation in his family to
Mr.. Walsh's son, or would Mr.. Walsh have
dreamed of intimating his wish for such an
10 Mr. apa9 IL NJ NroI,L
can lay his hand on his heart and answer in
the affirmative, we promise to uss our influ-
ence with the Editor of the National Journal
to have his name omitted in the next edition
OF the List which is to be published the first
week of February ensuing with corrections
and additions up to that date.
We hold ourselves and the country at large
indebted to the fearless and able Editor OF the
National Journal, for holding up to public
view, the strong contrast between the pro-
fessed political faith Of the Jackson leaders
when out of power and their practice after
they got in II is so glariDg and monstrous
that those only can fail to be struck with it
who wilfully shut their eyes to exclude the
light. We have sometimes suspected that
the famous Jackson letter to the Legislature
of Tennessee was merely performed as a rhe-
tosical exercise, dixie Mr.. Walsh'3 eulogies on
the British Conveniently whilst the 'gFeat-
est and best was studying grammar, rheto-
ric, and bellies letters, under the care Of Mai
Eaton. Are we to regard that paper as grave
and solemn enunoiation of political princi-
pies, deliberately adopted by the author as
sound and true and important If so, how
are we to reconcile his conduct with his pro
LESSONS? We hope the Editor Of the Ma
tonal Journal win continue TO refresh the
royal memory, at short intervals, with those
pleasant references to past professions that
will enable the ''greatest and best" on all
occasions, to make his deeds the exact reccrse
Of every thing that he has in former times
sanctioned as just and true.
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MyBW PlRN1o

YEyfIE subscriber has associated with him
b self in the Mercantile Business. in Shep-
herdstown, at his old and well known stand
his nephew, Peter FL. Cookm The business
in future will be conducted in the name oil
JOHN T. COOKUS 8. Co
JOHN 4. COOKUS.
Shepherdstown, January u. 1880
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a OATNa

VHsdE undersigne.a wishing, as speedy a.
m possible, TO close his old business, re-
cue - ah tno-se indebted to him to make ar
s M osahep..s to pay off their old balances By
Sis n. Court, as longer indulgence cannot
Os given. Those who fail to can may expect
% be called on very soon by Mr.. John w.
Boyd. who is authorized to settle and receiv
lpayment, G. H0GNIREs
Doc. "a, 1879.
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S134,00O
Leaving

The Secretary of State is now busily en-.
gagged in reforming" the Publishers Of the
Laws of the United States; that is, taking a
way the printing of the laws from the friends
of the late Administration, and giving the
job to jackson Editors. 1t viii be recollec-
ted that when Mr.. CLAY undertook to change
the Printers OF the Laws, he was denounced
by the then Opposition prints, and his mo-
lives and conduct arraigned ON the floor Of
Congress. No one can have forgotten Gen.
r. SAUNDERS famous resolution. 1tmpora
s,utaltir-Alex. GaZ.
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FIRGLNL4-Berkeiey eosn,ty. % ,gis:
JASuARY Team, 1880.
George Spcro, pre-.

VIRGINIA. Berkeley eoaa,ty. 20 ,eit
JASuARg Team, 1880.
george spcro, Pug,
AGAINST
Sally kcphsrt. widow, Abraham. Georco
T. Emanuel. John, David. Cathsrine +. q.
hzabeth Ann. Nancy r. Susan. Ann Maria.
and Ellen Rebccca kephart, children of Der
nard kephart deed. and Jacob Myers. Ad-
miuistrator of said Bernard kephart. deed
- Dgfs
Tho defendants, Abraham and Emanuel
AePhsrt, not hasin. entered their appear
aoce, and given security according to the
act of assembly and the relcs OF this court.
and Il appearing TO the satisfaction of tha
court that the defendants, Abraham and F.
manuel kephart are net inhabitants of this
commonwealth Is ordered, that they do
appear on the 2nd Monday in March next.
TO ansver the bior the complainant, and that
a copy Of this order be published in the Mar
hnshurg Gazette for two months successiroly.
and posted at the door of the Court House az
thus county.
A copy ---Teste.
JOHN SfRuTHER, C. d. C.
January 81. IS30.---9m