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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

81 49, - - tN"pONU lhON AND BRASS FOUN-
- DRY - The subscribers having associated tje,
selves together under the FIRM Of Elioso s. Jones would
9PeGuuiy INFORM Tie public that they have nearly com.
pleed building an extensive Iron and Brass Ey ,g',
situated on the head Of Commerce street and viii lac
~ operation by the 2Olh March when thcy viii be
all 10 execute Castings l6oth Of iron aud brsss) Of
oI descriptions and also Smith Work: And from tI,e
peence Of JONES who has managed some oi the mos,
extensive Foundfes 10 the North and understands do
ioughy the business in al ils various paris ,ev exnsc,
70 give satisfaction, and solicit public patronage
EBENEZER EIIASON r.
=, JAMES r. JONES
N b-Letters addressed 10 the firm will NEE, ,,ib
pump a''enion Feb. rs 95-2aw4,v
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Jan. rs.

In conformity with the above notice. we So
mcit those indebted 10 the OF Cochran Bapnes
Paeson to make payment 20 us-and those 10 whom ts
concern IS Indebted will present their claims
Feb. 20. l05-S1 DUNLOP, MoNCURE & Co.
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occasionally IN sparse population 90
" teet the labor Of whites might DO procured han
iof We he Of slaves but for posenco Of the latter
Pevos We whites from working all offered bis
yeer 70 Tho writer 10 do 0Hy ork, for 500 for
hd ny" we AID there dout. that he might
~. US, ad " Deon thought cxpodont employ him. This
hi.e I , eaIpenierrwo years ego Offered
ie 10 we ye % miller for $50, himself and
he no was brckaysr these fets tend 10 move ~
apfopoio9ed high rate Of slave labor or the deproed as n %
bears upon e''' '3'O'' Hi'no' oVHeiofon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

- persons having claims sgainst The Estate Of Ar.
~, chpald Taylor, decd, will make application 10
l'ld' ora Tor seuement--snd those indebted arc 70
ques,ed to come forward and make payment 10 she 800
req ~ ls9-2awlml THOS. n. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

NVIlCE-The concern Of Cochran, Barnes A. Pstte-
son Is this day dissolved by u,uta consent For the
more speedy settlement OF their business they have an
pointed Dunlop, Moncure s. Co. their az ents in who's
possession they have placed their bond notes
&C. ana whom those Indebted will make payment and
those TO whom the concern is indebted will present ,b
Claims. MARCUS COCHRAN
N. W. BARNES
Jan. 25 az q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16
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FOREIGN.

Nsw YORK, August 10
EST FROM EURoPE.-Tbe ship Constitution from
one OF teei oil vessels from Europe thai
,ss' evening of The Hook brings accounts 10 The s ,,
cisymheugh that perhaps is the best imnor,anca
prices VIC" 'o' Co''oh al nigh
ne expedition OF Don Pedro's troops nbou, sooo s,
we ne"ru some days ago, by way of St Michael
ueo' ~ seems at Lagos about 1876 miles TO the .ob
" VI LISBON almost as far from the capital tbereforo
a. OPo'o' Wong IN an opposite direction The harbor ~
r ,S.se ana comnodous; the town, though not regn.
Iay oruhed, has several foris and strong c;t,ii ~
We fInhao-so that if Don Migues troops advance I
h'spoh against this detachment IL can hold lie oro
Hh' eoignac had follow ed the example Of Asmira 49,
'V"S' anu IeIt the service of Donna Maria -,
H. @ Oh he other hand, had arrived in London on
forces. "'"u oi 'he higuelie
he House Of Lords adopted the Slavery resolution
ue"a'e' on tuesday, 26Ih June On the 2s,h ,t He
snPedienf TO TeneW the Charfsroffbe BonL ~ W o.
~ oI'ns o. renewal were yet 10 be discussed '''
LAFdct OF letter, dated Liverpool Julv la. IT,
Pss' weeks business in Cotton has been onIv '
eSIeh' by The celebrated Of 1926 when 100 0oo
s nanns nc total sales Of the week were n o6o
''ss' "S'VOo OF which were speculation
q. 80 u!ed The Sih, ssys"Saps of the west ,yo
0, iv'Voo on speculation; Uplands ~ 10 10.
Of,esns' - 10 2; Mobile, 1 2roge4 Aish'
3-S TO 0I.2" 90 Alabama,
m LONDON July 6-Consols closed on s,ord., t.., =,
w Is 10 Id, fell In the course of the ,,oL % % q o
~ snl are quoted at 80, buyers this tnornina "
80 o speedy ratification OF the re,,ns "A o., 81
re- nas favorable effect upon Bank stock and !,
"'i sovaneed rom 2O2 1-2 8 ~ TO 2Ob q ""u -"
q na,s sDoH, June 27.-U. y. Bank shares c24 MI,
M Pennsylysnis, per cents IO5 IOs Sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16

s,tution We agreed toit with this condition anner-
ca; Our Convention spoke oft in their Debates
They engrafted it in their Ar of Ratification
They declared expressly, in this Instrument which
puts forth the condition which they subscribed to
its provisions, that the powers granted under the
constitution, being derived from the People of the
Y. states, may be resumed by them, whatsoever the
same shall be perretedt to their INJURY or oppression"
Here is what ought to be, "a resumption of power
separation, SECESSION, Secession, call it what you
w'ii-but certainly not Notification. There is not
glimpse OF this boosted s. Carolina doctrine, either
in the Debates of the Convention, the Act of Rat;
hsation-ln the pages Of the Federalist-or for
anght can discover, in any OF The cotemporaneous
Expositions or in any of the Histories of the Con-
siitution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16

r. W.; NEW YoRK, August IL
wee President of the United States arrv ID in this
lodgings al the City Hotel '''' "'' '"Ne"
Louls Mciane' Secretary of State arrived in this ci,v
yes;"y morning, 1t is understood for the purpose Of
%Ss.ns an interview with MIR Livingston previous 10 hi.
Tor France The Secretary proceeded TO West
r., e'aware' H. 1t is said will sail from this port on
n"rsu'y Tor france and the Mediterranean csrryiog
out orr Minister 10 France 'S'"E
ne y. > Ship Delaware weighed anchor this MORNING
IL c'ock and beat down with strong wind fo,n
Tie Southwark and Eastward She will acb noa
probably, Tor day or two.-.4merican '0""'
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lrrom the w. Clobc.l

N.
Formerly these elections created great lie al of
both in and oHt OF the State; bu the last
Clay onc--a"J the Cholera, have shoru them Oft The
Legislature, IN disc'ing The State, formed two districts
ani large ones tool the strongest Jackson counties in
the State, and distributed the other Jackson coune.
-Nne III" previous election test give Clay
pa the ctnarcy in all the Others Therefore of the
reoh Congressional Districts in the State, only two are
Jsck>onian These formed ol the counties in which
we ZION Chittsnden Lyon and Cot Johnson reside, aud
e "eeht Jackson counties Out OF these, the jackson
party have barely CLEAN hopes aud in them there is no
oppos''ion--or, atlee-t none deserving the name.
These canscs, and the apprehension OF the Cholera
which has yet entirely subsidized will prevent ho
sands from going TO the polls
The following all the returns that have reached us
lh0c rom the Louisville District induce s 10 hone
the Clay party have put leave in some Of tho To-,
ven Jumps ihan they intended.
LouisvILLE Cry DAY.
Pope Jackson) ESQ
Critteuden (Clay) III
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Cr''tcnlen $50
- tFroni the Lexington Observer of ADJUST ~
We lean that Air. Leicher was al,out 90 yo,cs ahead nj
Mr. Moore Tor Congress in Nichoasv,l, and tha, n,
precinct vote would increase Mr.. Us majority DR.
Mitchell was about 10 ahead OF Mr. w ooson a,
N,cholasvillc Tor the Legislature.
In Scott county, Col. johnson was running far ahead ri
Mr. Gaines Tor Congress.
No return from any other counties
From The Mount Sterling Herald Aug G.
al 'he close oil the polls IN Mouu,eiliug first day
For CoNcREss
Amos Davis 85S J.CrAwtord, lib
Red River Precinct at IL o'clock
H'os JAWS ~ j. Crawford, IL
Bath County, o'clock.
..D, nWH,"ss'"'e' Sharpsburgh.
laws ZIt 322
Crawford, rs 100
Coleman %
Thomas J. Marshall it is generally believed. i. r.,
10 congress, by majority of to 400 votes owe
Judge Beatty La Bourbon the Sc OF the second av
Mr.. Marshall was $40 ahead. In Br.cken LIST Jov Is
ahead-in Nicholas Is day, 30 shead-In Penilcon Is,
day al r'mouI 10 ahead la Mason a, the close of the
pT' Jmuge Bea'tys majority is supposed to be abou,
ioO.-.hdysriHe Eagle.
Linton Allan Is elected without opposition.
INSTRUMENTATION Bell is re elected 10 CONGRESS ,,;,,
oPpouon and 1t is reported that that Mr. Dickinson
Is elected in the District OF Rutherford &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16
II GREEN WILLIAMS 49,

II =, 49,, "iLI'IhmS.-Drugs amt Jfediciue :
80 ohuer me above sign, directly opposite the EAGLE
H. 'e subscriber has undertaken The ment of
mve years IN the practice Of physic has tsueb, him ne
,e o. ponetlous adherence 10 r. in which
yytn h aoi OF richmond may implicitly rely and Of
sham re engages That no prescription OF importance
@ oe put up without his personal attention To ,be
i duVlce WIN be given gaiis-Countrv obvs;cians
m.'l whom he was formerly sssocis:ed and bis e"ds
;, respectfully invited 10 take share Of their deaIno
"i an assortment OF Glass, Points Oils and DrmSs
snn"sl'ny' WIZ al oil times he kept Mecbarics U.s.,
Vspgs using those articles will be supplied on reaonabo
Richmond, Aug. 10. 90 ~
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THE CHOI.ERA

still fingers in the villages of the Hct RI.
NJ Go al o. Cha'ies, Missouri, in JnIy is upwards
u W. Only negroes have pefished and VIVA, so
IN u'S temperate and The Clearly have been sven,
g, Char, we incorporate have scarce been touched A
o. C""rleS paper OF the 30ih uli says that The a,mo
% neh so strongly impregnird with disease Won
,ia1 ', Msh dedh IN The sreets!"-The last Gala,
" s'n'cS' ,a' The disease had attacked The Ronoer
I1 e' r UG, Dodge-io Quincy. NJ, from I7lb June ~
~ mere nad been 2S deaths--ihe disease had
nc',iy exhausted isclt-In KENTUCKY the disease $50.
oeeii"'"g At New Castle, alter causing several DIR"
on INC zoih ut, perished under the attack I, ali m
gered IN D"eheSter, K.-and at Sp,nefrN , ~ M
were rot less than so; II per cent Of lis who's
PoPnc"ioh' IL had disappeared from Greenslurg IT,
sacihcing III vichms-n ONO the CboI.ra g., 81 ', I've,
Partially raging. The inermen,s in Cineiunof; for ,n
eeH eno,ng NE 7ih, were II, Of which 80 were CI,
cases lhe ineruents during The previous ,yeot s
~ rom Cholera 81 The disease va. n "H
y ms"pPeaIlng Among the yictin. of The s,b was H.
Jaines w. Saughton, of her mos, euinen, a. "
T." .neohe' there had been deaths from the 2lth IT,.
~ 70 me ~ august In Columbus there had been ~
Poren up to the 9Th ult Ii deaths in the eli and ~ re-
renenu'ry Several had died at Somerset in pe'p',
escapes the visitation. """"'" s''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16

soLE LEATHER, SHOES, HATS. &c,-Bu5bo,d
,O1o Gardner have received, and now offer for is
'''es sole leather embracing all the different mai
soss nats cay and KIP skins, upper leather yrifwS To-
o a Cropping paper, &c. &C. which thew Offer an 'h
msnnfc' Ihey have also on hand OF their o,on
P'j Rj. 70 sny ever offered for sale by them
' 10" h"Rp 1888 2s-8df
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16

OnUdrds-IStW onpardst-The s,i,i, .,
~ ~ WORTH Carolina The citizens Of Wake co,,nsu up
s"% swain at their head, have formed xsena
Road eoso considerable amount Of stock 10 Raj
instructed Their members in The Legislature to vote icy
"a"e Iunas 10 udcious system Of internal t,s".
ne citizens OF Wilmington have sIread,, p
served $il3OOO 10 Rail Road from wilmin",on Soo'
cd 49, on oo amount expected from the eounfv IL ess,
Stoo,oOo We shall repubish parts of Mr. Cs,"as
"o enng,ened example OF the North Carolinans N
"e1e ume IN Virginia, when The harvest Of i'm
tysr "ssso abundant and the lsborers in the csnss
n energee citizens 10 step forward to rouse animate
selves e public enterprise and build up for them
we find the so'bn S" orian reputation Where shall
ed Crusade ''' :" ''houc' 'pis enhgbiens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16

A., 49," NE D'ri't composed Of Cun,berlsnJ Robsson
,,,' h'hood Arson and Moore counies F.
NE Bethune, by small majority ''' representative
io ,v -, f'r' comprising tie counties nj onslow Ns,v
i,sS, "Ny'h SaiDpspu. Brunsw ict Baden a'd r.
,. rs, zen lanes Mckay t. -. elected over hi. o, ~
Vote 70, i'4e Di'ho"g'b by large majority IL pse'e
gns,ina s, S,H,n'' bsnty Conner, Abram Rencher Ao
ami DE- iaT p.'u, 'sse Spegbf, William y. SHEPARD
'ie's, without opposition VI" '"'" respective DIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16

In the District composed OF BERTHE, Martin, Northanp.
on and Halifax, Jesse A. Byuum elected over Col An
Grew Joyner, by what vote we are yet TO learn.
he District represented by Me. Carson is now the
only 10 DO heard from Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-08-16
CONGRESsInNAI EI I.oen,o..

N.
FORTH CARoLINA.-In the District r,rr,.; to- 81 .
counties Of Wake, Orange aud Person Co !, ip ne
,n Is reelected over his competitor J. G. A. william
T. III me District composed Of the counties nj Warren
Franklin, Granville and r. a.h Gen M r. 'r,tn'
elected by The f,l,,vino voto " VS. - i'""N'hs IS re-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
New Books.

THIS day received, per Brig Token, and on sale by
II WM. N. MORRISON
Lemprieres Classical Dictionary, for Schools and AGA
denies, containing every name and s that is either
important or useful in the original work-6rs Boston
edition.
The Second Book of History for Children and Youths
being sequel to the First Book OF History; by the
author of Peter Parey's Tales; illustrated by engra
wings and sixteen maps
Conversations on the Evidences of Christianity; adapt
ed to the use of schools and families; ny the Rev. j:
l., Blake, A.
The new American Orchardst, or an account ct the
most valuable varieties of Fruit adapted to cultiva
ton in the climate of the United states, from the Ia
t,u,!e of go TO $40; b, VIM Kenrck.
Grsn,lmams's Book OF Rhymes for the Nursery.
Compendium of Astronomy, intended to simplify
and illustrate the principles ofthe science, and give
concise view Of the motians and aspects OF the
heavenly luminsries; adapted to the use of common
schools as well as higher eminares; by John Vose.
A. NJ late Principal Of Pembroke Academy. and su'
thor of larger work on Astronomy.
Creation Of Archangesi is the theme "-Dn You've
mar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
NafW SERIES VOL. E&-N0. $685..

or uneasy, or If they desire to be informed Of the
health of their friends who are absent at war,
they instantly consult this divinity. and give i'm.
plicit credence to the answers thus obtained.-
They never eat any thing which the Skide has pro.
hiblted; the royal family especially. and the no.
blity, will not so much as touch the presents
commonly brought by their subjects. till they ate
assured by the oracle that no harm or danger
will result from the use Of them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
Madeira Wine

yESRE subscribers designing to make their annual i'm
por,ation of Wine by the Hops, invite orders for
any description Off Howard March e Co.'S brand -
In this WAY the person ordering will have the assur.
soce of receiving the Wine shipped for them-their
names being cut on the cask in Madeira.
GEO. JOHNSON & Co,
WIN have remaining. from their last importation, a
few quarter and half quarter casks OF Burgundy Tin
10, Grape Juice and London Particular Madeira Wines.
warranted pure as imported, and for sale on their
usual accommodating terms. Jan 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
Nnuse Servants for Sale.

4 FAMILY, consisting of Man Of about 80 to 80
n years old, prime carriage driver, ostler, and
dining room servant; his Wife, IS to so, first rate
chambermaid senps,ress nurse, ac.i with Their Two
Children Girls of L. and or 5.-wOud be sold tor
a good price only They are bright mulattoes, OF
mill trac,ab!e dispositions, unas'umlng manners aha
of gen,eeI appearance, and well worthy III notice OF
a gent enan of fortune needing such. They are Of
fred for sale for fault Whatever; but only because
the owner has enough without, for his own USE OF
less valuable qusiities-and wants money lie mas
been ofTcre 81, 0-Enqure Of the Printer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
New Ho0t and shoe Store

\ H. WHITE, having taken the store recently oc
" cupied BY $ ID. Edison on King street. opposite
the Mechanics Bank offers for sale general assort-
ment Of
NORTHERN BOOTS and SHOES,
and nas made arrangements to be constantly supplied
lirect from the most approved manufactures.
.9lso,
made to ORDER Ladies' and Gentlemens Boots and shoes
of the best materials and latest fashions; all of which he
will sell on the most accommodating Terms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
Charles Hennett

HAS received, BY snip Maryland. Capt. Morrell.
Ia direct from Liverpool,
10 bales best Bridport Shad and Herring rwife,
which the manufacturer SAYS is OF the very
hes, quality, and is for sale on the usual terms
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton Burlsps
Drab woolen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Sheetng and Shifting Cottons
He has on hand
Very first quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine vesting, and
velvet Waistcosting
Blue and black super6ne Cloths and Kerseymcres,
He expects daily consignment Of Bed Ticks and
low.priced Cassnetts &
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GAZETTE

The Dog.-In illustration of the remarkable
sagacity Of this animal, an experienced shipmas
ter of this place relates the following narrative:
The ship Cologne. sometime in 1890, saised
from Dunkirk on whaling voyage-Shobel Gar.
dener master, Rueben Gardner chief mate, and
Zrnas Mursander second mate, all of Nantuck-
ct. The Captain and second mate died on the
voyage; and white the ship was returning under
the charge of Mr.. r. Gardner, she was overtak
en- at the mouth of the British Channel by a ire.
mendous gale, which, after carving away her
sails and mastS. drove her or The rocks about
halfway between the Land End and Lizard
Point, IN what is called Mounts Bay
Mr. Gardner, and severa If the crew, IN az.
tempting to save themselves in the boat, were all
lost. After some hours the wrack beat nearer
the shore, so that the bowsprit hung over an
gent rock upon which the survivors placed them
selves. Here, thong the sea occasionally broke
over them, they were enabled 70 remoin. by sup
porting each other, in a sort Of basin scooped in
the sur face of the rock. 1t was nov near mid
night On board the ship. which soon went to
pieces. there had heen dog, which, Of course,
was given up fnr ost-as the shore, to the waters
edge. was for several miles lined with an almost
perpendicular ridge of rocks, up which 1t was
impossible tor the doe lo climb.
Abuu; mile from this cliff, on the upland,
stood a farmhouse, tue occupant OF which was a.
reused at about day b, eak, by loud barking and
violent scratching At his door. On rising and
opening the door. he perceived dog, frisklng
abon, in an exraor binary manner. running to-
ward, the cliff, then partly returning, and again
headins for the ,if The man, however. again
WELT to b d, the storm still raging; but the dog
again as-aileh his dnGr. yeiplng and bowling
with renewed violence, so that the farmer "as
once more induced 10 % out, when he beheld the
dog running to and fro before, caperins and
barking with most singular manifestations uf i'm
patience. The farmc. observed 70 his wife that
some disaster must have occurred On the sea-
shore, tor the dog had informed him, as PLAIN
ly as brute language could indicate.
H.. therefore Instantly clothed himself and
followed the dog, w+irch appeared almost frantic
with gratitude. The animal proceeded to the
p.ecipice directly above the fatal spot, aud the
farmer. on looking over, discovered the toriorn
and almost pershins mariners clinging to the
rock, al a short distance from the strand. The
alarm was Immediately given to the neig6oring
farmers. who soon Pr"rured ropes and other
aids from the town of Falmouth, three or four
miles from the spot, and succeeded in saving all
the survivors, with sing lp exc ptlun, one man
having been killed by the fail of stone from the
cliff. Fourteen were thus lescureJ, who I'M
uuesiionablv owed t.r lives to the fidelity and
sagacity of poor row-er
The narrator resided three months 10 Falmouth
during the winter following, where he heard the
circumstance much spoken Of, particularly by
Mr.. Fox, the American Consul
| Nantucket Eng.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
Carriage, Gigs, &c.

4 STRONG, neat, second hand Carriage, in good
u order. with harness complete. Two Gigs, one
of which is nearly new with plated harnessi the other
is a remarkably easy riding gig. in good order set
new Carrisge Wheels; and l set Lart-W heels. For
sale on liberal terms for approved notes.
mara GEO WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08

Madagascar Skide, or oracle Of the
Madasasses, which is daiiy Intercepted by them,
consists in very fine sand, which they put IN
fan used for cleansing the riee.and make prayers
over it; afterwards, they boil it several times,
aud, having traced an indistinct sort OF writing
upon it. they pretend to discover the past. pre-:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-08
District Of Columbia.
alexandria County, TO ,cit:
OCTOBER Term, 1852.


OCTOBER TERM, 1852.
William Hcrssn, Com a'rant,
against
Adam Lynn, executor OF Esther HALEY, who was
the on, surviving executrX of William Hal
ley, deceased; Thompson Iislcy one of the de
visees OF the sad william, Nathaniel Cafes and
Anna his ife, aud Eleanor Nesbit-- which said
Anna and Eleanor two Of the daughters and =.
devisees of the said WIN, HALEY, decd, - =
Z, title, and Evelina his wife, and Ann HALEY, :
the latter m infant under the age Oftwentyone :
wears which said Evena and Ann are the only 70.
children Of Robert HALEY, deceased who was :
a son and devisee of the said William HALEY, =
deceas j; " illiam II. Moore, Peter Gooding, ?.
and Ann his wife; William u. Gunneli, and Ma -
~ his wife; Bushrod Powell, and CatharIne e.
his wife; John J Moore, and Elizabeth Nnore
which said " sm IT,, Ann Mary. Catbarine
C.. John } and Elizabeth. are the only child
rem and !,eirs at law OF Nary Moore, smother OF
the daughters and deyisees of the said William
HALEY, deceased, Defendants,
yayAE Defendants, Thompson HALEY, Nathaniel
l Gates. and Ann, his wife, Eleanor Nesbt, -
, title and Eyens his wife Ann HALEY, william II.
Moore, Peter Goodng. aud Ann his wife, William IL
Gunneii, and Mar, his wife, Busirod POWELL and Ca
,hariue c. his wife, John Moore, and Elizabeth
soore not having emit red hcir appearance and given
security according to The statute ard the rules OF '
c. ur; aud appearing to the satisfaction OF me Cu"N
that they are not hab ants Ot the District OF Colun
his. an the motion of the Complainant, by his counsel
!, s,nrrnrp That the ss:, absent Defendants do sp
near here On o. before the first av of the next Man tern
nf Ihi, Court and answer the bill OF the Complainant
and give security for performing the DEGREES of th'
Cour; sud that cop, fth's ordrrbr tnrth"rh pup
lshed in the Alexandria Phtnix Gazette tor two
months succ.ssvely and that anothtr cop, be pos'et
ar the front door of the court house OF SAID county
Test: T.. l. LEE, c c.