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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27
CERTIFICATES.
FROM no, run \ Ihi3p MN

FRUW Do TOR Y LHiP HfN,
Professor Of the Institutes and Prse,ce of Physic and
Clinical Practice i'll the Universit, of Penps, iyanis,
President Of the Academy Of Medicine Of Philadei.
phia, &C
| have, within the las, two years, had an opportunity
If seeing several cases of < Inve,era;e ulcer, which,
having r, sisted previous y the regular modes of treat.
ncnt. were healed by the use ,f Mr.. SwAIx's PANAcBA;
aud do believe, from what | have seen, that it will
pr"ve an important remedy in scrofulou., venereal and
mrrcuriai diseases N. CHAPMAN, n. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27
FROM DOC7UR W GIBSON.

Professor Of surgery in tue University of Pennsylva.
MA, Surgeon aud Clinical Lecturer to the Aims.
House I%rhrmary, &c &C.
have employed The pAsicEA of Mr.. Swain, in nu.
merous instances, within the last three years, and have
always found it extremely eficacious, especially in sc.
condary sy philis and in mercurisl disessc. have no
hesitation in pronouncing II a medicine Of %nestimsble
value. w. GIBSON, ii. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27
FROW DIR. H.aLENNTYNE MOTT

Professor Of Surgery in the University of New York,
Surgeon Of The NewYork Hospital, &c &c.
I have repeatedly used Swaim's pASAcrA. both in the
Hospital and in private practice. and have found il to
be a valuable Medicine in Chronic, s. phiitic & Scro.
fulous complaints, and in obstinate cutaneous afec.
tions. VALENTINE MOTT, n. u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27

RefreHkmen The Secretary OF the Navy,
in his letter to a Committee on the expenditures
If the Naval Department, says-..Ih The amount
of disbursements have been lessened by a reduc.
ton of the number # newspapers taken al this o.
fee" T..
: Verify the mountain so long in labor, has at
last brought forth a mouse.
~sBe99ea>
Reform.-A letter dated Lancaster, =. w.
May 18th, says
Reform has at length reached South Carroll
ma. 4 few days ago, Mr.. Robert w. Gill, was
dismissed from the charge of the Post office IN
this place. which he held for the last five years.
and Mr.. A. Perry, a Jackson man, appointed
in his stead. Mr.. Gill was friendly to Mr.. Ad-
ans election. and that was enough. The whole
was the work of a single individual, against the
known and expressed will of a large majority of
the Jackson party here"
The Camden Journal, in announcing this reno
val, SAYS -,
1--WE pretend not to know, the reasons which
have governed the Post Master General in the
removal, but they could not have been. we be-
lieve, any want of responsibility and integrity IN
Mr.. Gill;"
We are also informed BY a respectable gentle
man of this city, that Mr.. Gill is an honorable &
very responsible Merchant; a gentlemanly man;
and correct; and in the opinion OF our
informant. one of the best Postmasters In the
State.-ChariestOn Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27

From Gbralay-Bv an arrival at Philadel-
phia. we have received Gibraltar papers to April
end inclusive. they contain no news. We have
alsoa Price Current of March Slst, from which
we make the following OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, cwt.
Havana SS3a9; Porto Rico SO !!a9; Brazil. green.
S7aas; Cotton, New Orleans, 124a9 Rai.ins.
Muscatel and bunch. l4als; Carolina Rice. 81;
American Flour, $50; Quick Silver. 59k; Sugar,
cwt Havana white, 9a10; brown, 62a7.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27

We learn from Washington, that the Senate,
yesterday, confirmed the nomination of John Ran
dOLpA, as Minister to Russia; and that Tirgl
Marcy, of Maryland, was nominated as the sue
cessor of isaac Hill, who has been kept in office
nearly two months longer than he had any right
to stay there.
We further learn that the bill for the removal
of the Indians was passed after a hard Struggle,
yesterday, in the House. by majority of S votes.
~s9ss5essse-
In the Senate, yesterday morning. a short time
was spent in the consideration of Executive bus
mess, but nothing material done. The rumor of
MIR. Randoph's nomination as Minister to Rus
STA is confirmed. Misled by the sound of the
name, our informant misunderstood the nomlna-
ton of Charge d'Afairs to Brazil. 1t is not He
man .HNen, of Vermont, who has been nominated
to that Office, but Ethan Allen Broun. of Ohio.
John Hdmm, of the same State, was at the same
time nominated as Charge d'Affairs to Chill
Neither of these three nominations has been acted
upon. National h~tsHigncer, May &c.
-eaEaae
The Circuit Court. Yesterday morning. in the
cases of WiIson and Porter, convicted Of the rob
berry of the Pottsville Mail, refused the motions
IN arrest of Judgment; so that nothing now re-
mains for the Court but to pronounce sentence
of death. This was not done Yesterday; but the
c~onvicts, we presume, will shortly be brought up
for judgments. philadelphia SEM.
-oSe-
The State Convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church closed its labors on Thursday af-
%ternoon. The convention has been in session
several days. during which time the utmost ma
nimity of sentiment prevailed, and the secular af-
fairs of the church were transacted with a COM
mendabIe and christian spirit. The venerable
d~iocecan, Bishop White, presided, assisted by
the Rev. II. U 0nderdonk, assistantbishop.-B
-s5es4ne
A meeting has been held of the Citizens of
Milledgeville Geo favorable TO the object, for
the purpose of distributing copies of the Bible to
all poor persons within the limits of eighteen coun-
ties in that State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27

MarseiAes, March a7.-Cotton is in good de-
mand.-a parcel of Egyptian old and new has
been sold at 101f. SO. U. States Cotton is equal
ly well held. 40 bales Virginia hava been sold
at SSf; and 54- bales Cuba at 1oOf. 5OOO barrels
American Flour have been taken for the expedi-
ton to Algiers at 36f.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27
For Halifax.
The Schr.


The Schr.
~ CONVOT,
GHbl CroweIl, master, will sail in a few days. and
S-ssExx take any freight that may offer.
NAV 81 w. FOWLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27
aHHs5ese-
From the HtaaU HrpuS.

From the .altany .4rguS.
STAGE RoBBERY.-The Boston stage, which
started from Albany on Wednesday at l o'clock;
A. Nj. had three trunks cut from its boot before
it reached the ferry. The trunks were found
next morning near the ferry, broken open, one
of them rihed of $40 in small notes on the Bank
of Auburn, and all their contents scattered about
and trodden in the mire. 1t is to be hoped, that
the robber will be brought to justice, by means of
a Waterman, who observed a suspicious person
following the stage that night, and who may be
able to recognize him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27

copy Of these resolutions be transmitted to the
widow and sister of the deceased, and also to the
Auxiliary Society, at Alexandria, of which Mr..
Fitzhugh was a valuable member.
Resoiced, That the foregoing proceedings be
published. r. r. GURLEY, Secsy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27
FROM DIR. V7LLLgv p 1eurrS

Adj't. Professor of Midwifery in the University of
Pennsylvania, &c &c.
lhave much pleasure in saying ! have witnessed the
most decided ard happy effects in several instances of
i~nveterste disease from Nr. Swaim's pAsicEl, where
other remedies had failed: one was hat Of Mrs. Brown.+
WM. l.. DEVICES, VI. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27
Chewing Tobacco.

Z HAVE received a few boxes Browns best Chewing
L lob eco. warranted equal to any in the District, which
| will sell, wholesale Or retail, Oh fair terms
may " JNO CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27
Received,

DF'N P"ON0V T"'f'T'bNVH "TU 'TT' ""H . UEh
L a further supply Of new and seasonable
GOODS:
-4mmtgs! ,hsea rrs-
Super British sauze hAnneIs
Black circassisns
Lilac, lead and blue palmerynes
Nankin and Canton grapes
Super green barrage
India yellow nankeens
Bown rsh linens
DO French do
Black gsuze and barrage hdkfs; also
Supcrhue olive and brown cloths, Gc. sc
may 27 JAS. x Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27

F3"r-luesday, the prevailing price of Flour
from wagons was 81 As. Some was taken at
46, and a few loads brought 4 50. Yesterday,
the current price was 4 so; a fraction more was
paid in a few instances. We have heard of no
sales from stores at more than 4 so.
$50
From the ". T.. Journal Of Commerce, ALay "a.
Corn Erchaage.-There was a good business
throughout iii Western Flour, the whole sales a.
mounting to 10 or IS. 600 barrels. with a shade of
improvement. The closing price was S4S 5,
and for some fancy brands S5b. The arrivals
were considerable, but the stock is less than usn-
al at this season. The stock of Southern is d.
minishing and prices fully supported. George
town Mountain sold at SIS. We quote Peters
burg S4i; Richmond County S45; City Mills
none; Howard street S. a 81. There is very
little New-York Flour on hand and from the scar
city of Wheatn no prospects of an increase of stock.
Foreign export this month to 18th, IL, 922 brls.;
since January lst, 10Y ,S65. Rye Flour sold at
S54aS5a. Wheat was scarce and prices adj
vanced. North River sold at 1O4 cts, and Cen
nesee on Saturday at l07 a 1O8 cents. THERE'S
some Southern of ordinary quality, but il does
not meet with buyers. Corn is scarce. yellow
Northern sold at 50 a 81 cents; Southern, none at
market through the week. Oats So cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-27

See Bo'k Of Cases, (tvhiA may be had. grati,, Of
Z. Sfabtr e Son page SIS.
NAV IS cow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

ton to each ether aud 10 The whole. Mr.. Ren,or
Mr. Hayne, and Mr. Webster, the PRINCIPAL a..
baters Mr.. Hayne yesterday occupied the foor: To-
whom Mr.. Webster is expected to rey to- dsx. a., ~
no occasion whatever, that we recoliect hive Tin.
walls Of the Senate Chamber been 80 coppls,eiv>
1lied with auditors Of both sexes OF which our rea.
oers VIII hardly be surprised when they come 10 reoa
the Detne which we shall exert ourselves q lay ar
large before tiem.-yhaa. Int.
From the .Ncso Orleans C11,J;er. e Dec. autb.
The convicted negroes, which we mentioned Thu
other day, for mutiny on board the Lusa yette had
their sentences pronounced on Monday last BY th,,
Hon. Judge Harper. Four of them were sentenced
to ten years imprisonment hard labor, and the 9TH
er three to five years.
sporting IstciigeneeVe learn from the 9Th naubc, Of
ne "i negiste just published BALTIMORE that several m,
tercstins matches between horses Of the north and ,
the Matches 10. s , 1%sSs Races New
Aric,'a two mile heats for $1,000 aside ..S.eIs,,,
gle brush If miles, between Goloss s,e,sms,
oiack MARIA aud southern horse, for large
| From, the Lynchbure virsiuian OF jan Oh
eIfeifing. Several days ago five persnns
were arrested in the counties of Campbell and PIN
syvan'a near their junction, charge of counter.
feiting and passing Bank Notes. Two of them mr.
John b. Rutledge and Owen ]. North) were bTonuhn
to this place, and Friday last, the case undsr-
went an examination. A large number of Witnesses
We were mtIoduced notes of whose evidence we tool.
put which we decline publishing, as the accused
were sent on for further trial The examining cours
WI. oe held for that purpose next Friday at Camp
bell court house We have not heard Of the fate Of
the three all named Abston who were taken to Pss.
sylvania Tor trial Rutledge and North were admit.
ted TO bail. each in the of $500 Robert sycnft
ind David T. Scott, against whom processes we're
also issued, escaped, and it is said have aed wesr
wardly. Phese men were once held in respect by the
community-of Br. Rutledge. particularly, the vit,
nesses spoke invariably as upright and aiahle. and
as worthy of the highest regard, until the run,rn
became prevalent that he was connected With eang
OF counterfeiters fthey be innocent, hope thaS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

power 20 make roads and canals necessary mpcatio
gress - >N'
Both of these measures which have been considered have
oeep IN The convictions affections of the
people OF Kentucky Both believed TO tile
pemanence and to the prosperity OF the Both are
iinsous OF our statesmen aud pao,s, Including Ceuera
Their of his country. $50
AnG 'hs General Assembly Of Kentucky
avsh Itself OF an occasion aid the
oft repeated sentiments their fellow Cit
gen. Henry Clay whose jealous able exeons aud hoss
eminent services support Of both of those have
been eqalcd oniy by his arden, patriotism and his unbenng
subjects embraced in the resolutions of South Car
ona and IN the proceedings of the States OF vrga eor
and mississippi the General ssa Their,
with all the courtesy and respect called for tho relation
whch euh's between members of common political
W having common interest in perpetuation of the epi
c but 1.-THE same time with the fnness condolences
side ~ W
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

" w AsBTSGToH, JAN %.
Yesterday tho House of Representatives vas oe
cupied IN petitions and resolutions, during the first
TWO hours OF It's session Among the petitions presen
teo were several against the transportation the mail
on sunday and several against any interference with
the subject by Congress. Some petitions were also
presented by Mr. Buchanan, praying for the aboli-
ton of slavery in the District of Columbia MY
Mercer also presented various petitions from the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company on the sub
.Ject OF an extension of the Canal to Alexandria
and to the Navy Yard, and also one praying for an
alteration IN the charter. Several resolutions were
ohered and adopted end among the resolutions was
one oy M Dorsey referring to the Committee ON
naval AffsIrs to consider tho expediency of making
some provision for the families of the officers e. men
who wero lost IN the Hornet. Tho House subse.
quentiy took up, In Committee of the Whole, the
subject OF the contested election in Maine when Mr.
TUCKER OF South Carolina and Mr.. Anderson of
Name, addressed the Committee spanst the oetition-
er, and IN favor ofthe sitting member and Mr. Pearce
on'ained the floor and on bis motion the Committee
rose reported progress. and obtained leave to ST,
AGAIN: The House then adjourned flour
a Debate of powerful interest has grown lin in
me senate OF the United States The ground Of il
vs. resolution moved by Mr. Foot concerning Sur.
Veys OF the Public Lands; but it's interest arises FINN
the painful turn IT has taken into comparison of tbs
'He''@o' particular sections of tho country in rcfa-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

80 On the 18th inst. in the neighborhood of Malaga
SiosIer county, New Jersey, man Of tho name Of
Toner got drunk drove his wife and seven children
torth IN the night set fire 20 his dwelling, and was
crushed and burnt TO death under the roof which fell
upon him, in flames.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

Charles Carroll of Carrollton, vas chosen Presi
dent OF the American Colonization Society. at il,
iate annual meeting, vice the lamented Judge Wash
ington deceased, who had been President from tb.
origin the society. VIZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-29

from Span IN small hodies board vessels to pre-
vent observation Whether this attempt will be prose
Cuted when tho defeat of Baaas is learned in the other
country doubted Uuess Ferdinand absolutely pas,
cev'ns instruction from the lessons of experience since the
defeat of that i'll advised expedition uust be- convinced OF
the iutl.iy of another attempt"
The National Journal states that Lieut. THoaAs W. FREE
LoH OF the United States Navy who tried
a on the coas, of Brazil charges preferred Ctcgh
tom IN July last aud suspended from duty has been
o duty, and that the proceedings Martial in Lis
case have been dsapprovcd By tho President
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04
A Boats Crc,, s,coiiomed bv q ULo!e,

A correspondent of the Dublin Morning
Register. under date of Beau Green, Dunal-
~, Nov. so. says-"I have to report u most
awful and unparalleled event, which took
place in Inver Bay on Saturday last. Five
men. in yawl, were in pursuit Of shoal of
srrats, for bait with hand loops, when
whale following the shnaI, with open jaws
came in contact with the yawl (broadside to-
Feeling the yawl. the monster closed its jaws
and crushed it in pieces, with the exception
at the two ends. in one of which was young
lad. in the act Of putting out his loop. He
was the only one out of the five that escaped.
One man was found crushed and fastened Ia
piece Of the floating wreck. A bunch of
hair. from the gills Of the whale, fastened 10
shiver Of the wreck, confirms that the boat
was destroyed IN the way described. and in
the way which those on shore and those in
the boats agree in attesting."
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

A letter from Boston states, that a case of
suicide occurred there on Saturday, 18th inst.
another on Sunday, and a third on Tuesday
one by drowning. and one by taking poison.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

Murder.-One Of the most shocking muir
ders on record was perpetrated on Monday,
in Evansville. in this county. by a fellow nam
ed Willard, on the body Of an old man named
Smith. Willard commenced beating the de-
ceased with n stick, tO escape which, he ram
towards the house, where Willard overlook
and knocked him down with club, senseless.
He then seized an axe, and deliberately chop
ped the old mans head of. cutting through
the chin. SO as to leave part of the jaw bone
attached to the body. He then tore open his
vest and shirt, and split him entirely open.
from his breast down; in which situation he
iett him, and started 10 pursuit Of Mrs. Mark.
nam who had crawled through window and
hea' She escaped. however, and rallied some
ne'shb"rs, who pursued and caught the muir
derer. lie is now lodged in our Jail.
Bath Advocate, Jan. 7,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

rof'ce q the8 PGlGce.-The Telegraph con-
, Ns an Official order, signed Tench Ringgold.
Marshal OF the district of Columbia. for pre-
serving order and dec0rum in the President's
drawing Room. Cannot the republicans of
Amer'ca govern themselves in matters of COM
mon prOPriety and decorum?
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

-, Banks.-The Albany Daily Advertiser OF
tuesday says" All the charters Of the New
York Banks. which have applied, were re-
newed yesterday, in committee Of the whole,
10 Assembly. The vote Of seventy, by which
Tue Union Bank passed, is not enough to en-
sure the hnal passage of the bills. Neither is
nine 1.-THE negative vOtes) sufficient to defeat
them, 1t there be a full attendance Of the
members. The bills WILL however, be pass
ed. no Doubt
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

A young lady in a respectable family in
Philadelphia, was awOke on Thursday night,
soon afler retiring to rest, by footsteps in her
chamber. She discovered u man. courage
ously seized him, and cried out for her father.
Before he could arrive, however, the thief es :
capped by window TO a low building and
thence TO the street. He had probably hid.
den in the day time, having design upon the
silver plate in the house.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

Rail Road from Jersey City to Washington.
We are credibly informed. says the Jersey
City Gazette of 96th January, that stock has
been subscribed for Rail Road from Jersey
City TO Washington. Two public spirited
gentlemen, who are likewise considerable
capitalists. are said 20 he the prime movers
and directors Of this undertaking, which onIy
waits the sanction of the Legislature, to be
prosecuted with vigor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

Inc Washington papers publish the ratified
treaty with the WinebagO Indians, in which
!nev cede the land at the portage Of the Gu.
,scons'n and Fox Rivers, for the sum of SIS,-
OOo annually, for so years. This is the treaty
maze last year in Michigan. by Gen. Mcneil,
C"I; Mesnard, and MIR. Atwater, on the part
VI the United Staies."-N. Y. Daily ADD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

The dwelling house Of John M'LeIIan. Esq.
Of Woodstock, Conn. was destroyed, with
most Of its contents. by fire, few nights
since. The house was discovered to be in
flames in the middle of the night. and the
members Of til" family escaped with difficult
ty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

the Committee on the Census, reported Bill
to determine and FIX the ratio Of Representa-
ton after the twenty.SecOnd Congress. Mr..
Thompson, Of Georgia, also reported, from
the Committee on the Militia, Bill TO sstab-
lsh uniform Militia System. ME-. Drayton
offered sundry deelaratSry resolutions on the
subject Of the Tariff on Wool, which were
referred to the Committee Of the whole House
on the state Of the Unconstitutional Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

Departure Of MiSsiOnories.-The Rev. Dam
ieI Temple. with Mrs. Temple. and two chill
dren, embarked at this port for Malta, on
board the brig Cherub. Captain Loriug, on
Monday, the 18th. The Rev. George u.
Whiting. and the Rev. II. G. 0. Dwight, with
their wives, are expected to embark at this
port for the same field, Tomorrow, the clst,
on board the brig Banican. Captain Smith.
Boston Recorder.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-02-04

Fine.-The store owned by Lockwood BEL.
den. ESQ. and occupied by Mr.. Stephen d.
Goodwin and an adjoining dwelling hnuse. oc.
cupied by Mrs. Wilcox. in Welhrrsfi.ld. wer,.
entirely destroyed by fire on Monday even
ing last. We understand that the fire origin
atcd in the store OF Mr.. Goodwin, and had
made such progress before it was discovered.
that Il was impossible to save any of the
property II contained. Mr.. Goodwin, we
ARE informed, had an insurance ON his proper-
ty, which will nearly cover his loss. Wheth.
er the other sufferers were insured we haV .
not heard.-COnnecticm Mirror.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30

YTNlIE above ointment 10 offered IA the public AZ
il safe and certain remedy for those obstinate d.,
cases. some of which have so long bsfned the skin or
medical science
LIST White swengs Of every description.
Cd. Sore legs and ulcers Of l,ns standing.
Sd. Schirr'.s glanduar tumors, particularly those
hardened tumors in women's breasts which ofen,m,,
terminate in liberated cancers:
Alb; Felons, or what some people know by the nam.
of c.tarrhs, of every description
5,h rheumatic pains of the joints.
9th. Sprans and bruises Of every description, o. IN
whatever part situate
9Th. letters of all kinds-in this complaint the m.
tient, in applying the ointment HRS, keep The paou.
of water.
9th. Chilblains or parts effected by frost,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-30
Nistrict of CntumAhia,
County Of Rier'"aria, SCI.
APRIL Term, 1880.

County Of .4fer"naFid, oci.
APRIL Term, 1880.
John Lloyd, Complainant,
against
Thomas Janney and John ID. IN CHAECERY.
Iirown, and Riwson, Lewis
Haven & 60. and william Her
bert Defendants,
vuyiE. Defendants, Thomas Janney, S. & |. hawson'
j aud Lewis Haven and Company, not having Ell
tered their appearance to this suit, aud gwen security
according to the statute aud the rules OF the Court
aud it appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court uPo"
affidavit fled that the said Thomas Janney, S. and L.
Rawson, and Lewis Haven and Company are not inha
bitants of the District of Columbia on the motion OF the
Complainant, by his counsel, II is
Ordered That the raid Defendants, Thomas Janney'
S. and l. Rawsan, and Lewis Haven & Go do appear
here, on or before the first day Of n'xt November
Term. anil answer the Complain ,nt's BILL and give Sc,
curity for perf,rning the DEGREES of the Court and
that copp Of this order he forthwith published III the
phenx Gaz-tte of Alexandria for two month, success
sivey ami that another copy be posted at the front
door ofthe Court House Of said County.
Test: EDM. l. LEE, C. G.
NAV Pm