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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-27
TEXAS


lS2l-2.-Gcn. stephen =. Austin establishes a
colony in Texas.
lS32-The colonsts first take up arms against
Mexico.
June 20 ls32.-Battle at Veasco, in which John
Austin commands the Texan forces, and Ugor,ecbea
The Mexican Texans victorious. The Texans %.
pouse the cause Of the Liberals in Mexico Conyen-
ton at San Felipe 10 frame a Constitution for the
" State Of Texas
April, lsJ3.-Gen. Austin appointed Commission
er to Mexico. lie is imprisoned.
September, 1895 Gen. Austin returns. The
Texans declare for the Federal Constitution Of 1924
October ., lS35.-Bsttle Of Gorgole, and Co,tona-
da defeated by the Texans, under Col Moore. Gen
Samuel Houston arrives and is appointed General Of
Department Lorenzo de Zonala formerly Govern.
oroi Mexico, appointed Chairman Of the Committee
Of Safety.
October 8, ls35.-Fort at Goliad taken by the
Texans under Capt. Collingsworth. Delegates meet
al San Felipe. Gen. Austin appointed Comma nder.
ln-ohiei Cen Houston, elected a member to the
consultation from Nacogdocbes, joins the army
October %, 1895 Battle of Conception pod.r
Tue command Of Fsnnin and Bowie-tho Texans
loose one man only, and the enemy ono hundred
Nov. 3, INSTRUMENTATION meet and organizo =,
San Felipe, and DIR Branch T. Archer !, chosen
President
Nov. !, ls35.-Thc consultation declare for IN.
Constitution Of ~, and elect Henry Smith Gov.
ernor, and j. w Robinson, Lieut. Governor.
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"CuRrlUsn has our thanks for the indignation
he manfests at the abusive language aud coarse
epithets applied TO the President by the meeting
Of "Federalists" AT --, Illinois. But really
the epthels used by them are too revolving TO be
copied, even when commented on in just terms.
When the misguided men who framed the re-
solutions shall have reflected calmly on what
they have done, we doubt not their consciences
will punish them far more severely than any
thing we might say or print, could DO Vile
terms applied 10 The President by ignorant and
profligate politicians, may excite pity in his
breast-but not anger or alarm. Conscious Of
his own rectitude, he is Indifferent as TO what
his unprincpled foes, in any party, may say or
do. He relies upon the justice Of the people,
and expects but little of parties, as at present
managed.
If "Curtius" will come and sit with us some
pleasant evening, we will show him, in forty
different numbers of the "Globe,n language even
more offensive than that used by the meeting
in Illinois And yet the Democratic majority
in Congress endorsed it all by one act And
what is worse--the abuse heaped upon the Pre-
sident at the meeting of "Federalists," rds for
his alleged agency in eiecting that Democra-
tic majority ~
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100000 already economical" and reIrench
ed" go for nothing
But the Globe. and Col. Benton, and
master Burke, denounce the present Ia
riff as Wing and Administrations mea.
sure. Thirfy.fue Hhigs in the House
roted against IL, and tpenty DEMocRArs
poted for IL. 1t passed by majority of one
In the Senate, il passed by the casting vote OF
Mr.. Wright, the peculiar friend of Mr.. Van Blu
rem, and next in authority to Col. Benton The
present Tariff could never have existed, If Il had
not been for the support of the Van Bwen De-
mocrats in both Houses of Congress.
The Globe SAYS, the finger of the Govern
ment has got deeply into the pocket of the Peo-
ple." This is most unfortunate observation
and not alone because il is unfounded in truth.
This Administration has bred no defaulers-
But the millions stolen from the "pocket Of
the People" under the last Administration can
never be forgotten. Nor can il be forgotten that
the Globe shared the spoils pretty extensively.
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s,576697,63


SO it appears from official documents) that
Mr.. Van Buren, had the neat little sum of $685.
100000 as a capital, or legacy, to commence hi.
Administration with. And yet, with that sum
on hand, and the Ssi,000,O0O he received after
wards, he left deficiency, or debt, to be dis
charged by this Administration of 100000
Mr.. Van Buren, lad s25,O00,OO0 TO com.
mence business with, but Jdiied. Mr.. Tyler
not only had no capital to begin with, but found
large debt entsiled on him by his predecessor.
And yet the Globe talks about, exrravagant
expenditures, public debt, &c and exclaims
that "not word is said about retrenchmcnt
or economy The Globe will not look at the
lacfs-t wants something "ssid" The sI6,-
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No BANK-A REVENUE T1mFF-No DlsTRi-
BUTIoN-No ABoLITioSIsM--A STRICT coNsrRuc-
TioN OF THE CONSTITUTION, AS BY JEFFERSON
No PUBLIC DEBT-As ECONOMICAL ADMINisrRA-
TIoS OF PUBLIC AFFAIRs--AND UNIVERSAL SUP
FRAeE WITH UNIVERSAL EDUCATION.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
BE UsIrr--N NON ESSENTIALS, LIBERTY AND IN ALL
THINGS caARIrY.---1ugustin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18
MONEY MATTERs.-The Philadelphia Inquirer says,
" Money first rate paper, may be obtained at rates
varying from FIVE 10 six per cent. premium"

VALUABLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY TOR sAi.E.-by
vntur Deed Of Trust executed 10 by tic Stoncwall
Iron Manufacturing Company hearing date on tns AN ay OF
March, and of record III the County tort OF Campe we
shall on Monday day Of APRIL l-il, II FAM and mol,
on the day thereafter, Sundays racrpcd,) at the Fur
situated Stontsait
Creek in the Campbell SALE by of pub
lie auction property Of the sald Company lh rcn and
pcr>ona consisting other things of the Tract o Land
hundred end fifty five hundred together with all thu
buildings and improvements tereona the interest o the said
omany in certain Lands situated in the nc.ghbor0o Of
said Furnace containing between thousand and eleven hun
ded acres. by said Company fran COfbn War
wick after satisfying irn the vendor for the purchase
ney Also al the mur, horses CARTS wagon &c cart
plantation UTENSILS wheelbaow' furnace Tools nnns Tor
and all ether implements and Injuries cohhrcish WIN or
beuncn. said Furnace. the Casting House thereto ST.
Ia he'd, and in the possession nf the said Company
II confidently believed that There Is no IRON making esa
islmcn the Stale OF Virginia which combines natural
advantages for r profitable prosecution Of that
hn.iucss than offered Ia. sale. There Is the
tract winch the Furnace stands. aud wiihn few
wards abundant, % tlsftda5
suppy ae:taned irgi To tie suitable for max
ing If excellent quality aud there ao on tr sane
tract AMI within very shot dit:sr,r 81 the Furnace. plenti
rcchbohood within less than Two miles Of James river 10
which good road and the Of transportation thence
Richmond If tic Canal l. very lncci>iGsra0e we
earnestly the attention Of enitrp-ing capitalists TO TINS
speculation.
Trms Of SaieThe real property will he sold credit Of six
menis purchaser purchasers giving bonds with good per-
security the payment of the purchase money, and the
property itself To be retained, a. further security
sale Of the personal property ca VIII he
required exceeding dollars and for all
sums credit Of six months VIII he gwen;
purchasers giving bonds with good personal security
good hu: merely Trus.ees, viii only convey to
the purchasers such title vested III Us ny the deed o trust
aforesaid WILLIAM Da.,!i.i' "a; Trustees.
u,,cb 16 G3-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRY Gnors.

u II. JENKINS, having removed 10 the new bnia.rG. Il
Al. corner of Main and Exchange Streets E'chmoai -!
would invite the attention Cf mrchaut> tIl and c,'
The most extensive variety Of DRY GOODS III tr ci
ing en that III consequence Of setting b. wholesale
Tor Gosh or d'o,ances only lr * enabled 10 purchase
cheaper than formerly and ariicyrs his ~" @
so"ds at a. low prices in any past &c the tinted -
Having IA contemplation Ibis removal for some fire e D.
posed of all at HI old goods and VIII hereafter G.r ye'
p!e'e assortment Of The following articles:
SILK GooDS.-All the newest siyi.s Of Black and 9
Siks, all prices and qia cs "r day and evenia. Dr.
MousI.lN De l.alNES.-Every variety Of color 81.
imported.
CALICoEs.-1,O oo pieces fancy Styles all prices floa
ing aud Ilalf Mourning Calicoes.
CLOTHS, CAssiMEREs AND vEsTINGS.-A very
assortment always 10 he found.
LINEN GOOUS.-Iri-h Linens all prices from o. cen;.l
and So cents and finer qualities. Table Diapers, all NJ
Iowe!ing of every descriptions; Sheciinss al! kinds
Cambria Ilandkechefs nj. prizes from ., cents 10 81
Russia and Birds Eye Diapers, Napkins, &c, &c
HOSIERY IND GLovES.-E.ery description Of I'm:
size Shk Gotten, Merino Raw SILK Wos,sd, ana oIhr'
Soc kings and Gloves, for men, women. bn, and .
FAMILY MuURNiAG.-Every Gualily Of tllc. aud bs
and halt mourning Mousns Ciaiys aa Eoinhahine 80.
BoSNETs, RiBASDs AND FLOWERS --latest; ta't.
LACE GOODS.-lhread aud Bobinet Iacr NeI: sea'i
ces and Edcngs, lnserlinss, oul,inrs. &c &C.
ChPES coLi.Aks-i.acr and Muslin fape. and =.
FLASNELS.-Wlite, red and yellow Ednnci,, L6
Welsh and American make ali qualities, from .oc 10 tie
hLANkETs.-Bed and Negro Blankets, all sizes.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASoLS-A very superior mar
ture OF these articles, made expressly for retail go.
GENTLEMEN will always find menno, lamts wool an
Shirts and Drawers Stocks, Cravats osicry and Glove
kinds snspcnders, Linen Rosoms and Collars, A an
Pocket HaHdkeIchefs. &c. &c.
SERVANTS CLorHlNG.-An kinds OF goods lof no
female clothing.
DOMESTIC GO0DS.-5C0 bales aud cases of hea'teta
bleached Shriines and Sheethes. iio 10 la-'
Also, Apron and Furnitnr. Checks. Bed Ticking, C9A
bgrss In this useful and necessary branch Of br-in''
tcnon IL given la have always hand yeTyrutnss'r
al iir most approved manufactures in the coaLt;g.
SHAWLs, scAKfS AND MaNTiLLas of tie l'''
tatiors.
sUsDRY ARTICLES -Merncs, oimy. Fnres 6
silk Nesets, Musns of CamLric Book, .nil and j"1t
Ing Materials Of Linen, Cotton aud sir. Buttons. Sc -
The Pubic Informed that they may rely upon ttaf+
Establishment all times, ln supply Of all The above
from the cheapest kind made To the finest fabricia'
wants and wishes of all. New Goods ogenin- ei
throughout the year. from auction and clscwhci- al
sold off N great bargains. nj H. II. Jafh.
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Ln,.
Aug. LIZ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18

GARDEN SEED, rarranicd fresh and Ceau.at, s.s--'
~ r,tah by WILLIAM PALMER.
ARTirfiokE-CreenG Globe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or Dutch
BUNCH BEANS-E1ry Mohawk do. yellow 81; g.
China red eye, do. half moon do Rachael DO Ro!a 10
POLE BEASS-Larce Lima, small do, scarlet fui''
case knife, red cranberry. French soison
BEET-Early Blood TurHip, Long B.ood, Ian:r ~
white and yellow French sugar
CABBAGE-Eariy York, Early Slsaroaf, 90 ea',. "a
York, Dmmhcad, Fiat Dutch, Large BERGEN, Dfu"FS''
Green CuIled Savoy, Rcd butch, Turnp Rooted
CARRoTT-Eary Horn. Long Orange, hItcnn;S']
CRESS-Cnrlrd or Peppcrgass
CAELiFLuWER-Earl aud Late
CELERf-White and Red
CCCUMGER-Long Green, Early Frame, E':! '-''
CoRN-Eary Sugar and Tu.carora
ENDIHE- Green Curici
EGG PLANT ... =
KALE-Bue curled Siberian, Green CURED se'''''
Cole
LEEK-Large Scotch a.
LE1'TuCE-Whi,e Head, Ice, Early Curied si's'''
Green Co.'S, Brown Dutch
MEl.OS-Gresn Titro:i, Nutmeg, Pine appis
WATER MELON
NASTURTlUM
hCSTiRD-Whtc and black
OKRA ~,
PEAs-Lantre,h's Extra Early, Fady nay, %. r.,
Chaflion, Blue Prussian, Early Warwlcs, BsSoP
Marrcwfat ~ GA
PEP ER-Large Beu, I.rns Yellow, Squash e-'''''
PaRsNIP-Lase Dutch, Long F:sIoh
PARSLEY-Fine emrIed
REUBARB-For TaEs ,,-er
RADDISH-Long Scarlet, Long Salmon, sea''s'
low do. White do Black Spanish
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
soUAsH-EarIy Bush, White Crooknees, ftf''
TOMATO-Large Red p,., ~
TugNlP-White Fiat Dutch, Large Sorlc's' l''
Flower Roota and Sesds i,
Pa; and Sweet Herb Seeds go
FEB. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18

AIR COWARD nuMBER-Sir Take notice That SHALL
VA h lay Apri next between the hours of ten A. NJ
and five ~ N Of Josiah Lake in the county Of
Goocand Virginia proceed take the dtpo-;ions Of
Josiah Ieae Brooks ana Others and, tie 18Th day Of
same month between thu hours of A. and i've r.
NJ Office Of Judge Robert Stana,d in the CITY OF Rich
mond deposition OF Judge Robert sanard 10 be read rs
evidence in depending Circuit Superior Court
chaneery for The county NJ Goocand the chan
trry side wherein you plaintiff, and Of Eliza
Humber decd defendant Should the taking Of depo
stons on days stated be all TAKEN they will be
continued from day. between the hours and
pares until they all takenwhen and where may
attend, il you think proper MiCAJAH MANGUM,
Executor Of Elizabeth Humber, dscd.
Feb. 90 9i-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18

Among the candidates mentioned Tor Governor Of
Pennsylvania, we observe the name Of the II on r.
Rush. Without wishing to ,nercre with the internal
concerns of the Keystone State, cannot refrain from
observing that Mr. Rush is entitled 10 her high favor,
by his ability character and services, well as by his
courageous devotion TO republican principles in place
and at time when and where they could not be main
tanned without great personal and social sacrifices
Washington Spectator.
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CARRIAGES. CiRRIAGEs-The subscribers have on hand
their Manuac;oy corner OF ana h Streets Inc largest
assortment of Carriages offered for sale in this civ, which
they they can he purchased for in This
other pacr Those in want please call they
will sell the greatest bargains offered. Their
consists Of Conrh.s Char;ot-es Bache Buc.es and Sui
KEYS also Harness every descriptions and number Of second
hard Carriages.
;- Kepairs executed with despatch. and the
be terms BoSHER, ROBINSON Il co.
Feb d 95-2aWf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18

And other prizes amounting in all 10 hundred am agl
sand, SIR hundrsd and eight doilars--(S60 Co.'S
Whole Tickets Sl0-iialves s5-Quarters s. -.
loyt Co VIII sell certificate of pa Mage al d y
tickets in the above rich scheme for only $40 cedcsi
package Of &c halves for SG5-do. quarters, s3s 50
We send drawings when requested, TO all who order from
Communications confidential.
Mach II lul--wtd d. NJ. nOYT & Co. Echnl,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18
FOREIGN.
LATEsT ERoM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EU ROPE.
The steamship Great Western arrived al New York
on Sunday afternoon. Size left Bristol (England) on
the llth ultimo and arrived al Fencha (sladera) on
the 10Th, and from thence sailed again on the goth
An extract from her log states that ron the 18th OF
February she had nothing but westerly winds, gene
rally strong, and sometimes blowing very hard, with
heavy sea- excepting part of one day, lOth oil March,
when the wind was easerly. Ii is worthy OF remark
that the engines Of the Great Western have been goIng
for twenty days, whom stopping instant, and that
she has steamed distance OF four thousand seven hun.
dred miles, with consumption OF Coo tons OF coal-a
feat probably Unprecedented in the annals OF stcam
nav cation"
The "Ashburton capiiulaon, as it is phrased here
y the leading organs OF the late government has been
again brought prominently before the public during the
last few days, by postscript 10 The pamphlet oil Mr..
feaiherstonhaugh, OF the commissioners who sur
vcyed the Northeast boundary on behalf Of the British
Government. Ater quoting the speech OF Mr. Rives,
IN the secret session Of the Senate pending the nego
tatons relative to the treaty, also The letter oil Or
Franklin, and oil the details about the map with the
"strong red line, discovered by Mr.. Sparks, IN the
Bureau Topograp hque at Paris, Mr.. Feahersonhaugh
proceeds argue-hat these facts made known
to Mr. Webster, who kept Lord hshburton in ignorance
of them-ergo, the British Penipotentiary has been
ovcrrca ched and cheated by the American Secretary
TIE leading London Journals, taking their cue from
this statement have joined in The hue and cry against
Mr. Webster IN the same spirit with which police
officer hangs upon the footsteps Of professional THIN.
bic rigcer, or q member Of the swell mob MIR Webster
evidently, their belief illustrates the force OF Pope
coupet-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18

JAMES a. PATTESON, Commission hrRcHAaT, Retmend
YGWi give prompt attention 10 sales OF al kinds oil Pro
duce and Merchandise consigned 10 his care store on Car
street adjoining Mcssrs. Capcrtoa Cump.
Oct IL 47-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18

IN Rules held In Cef.'. h.
flee of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and CAaaos
LoGisa county, Monday, The 3ri day Of October si9
Mary T.. Duke, Administrative benjamin Is DHar.
agains PaAlf
William Shelton in his right. and surviving E,,,4l I
John Shelton deceased and Surviving Trustee Gntef
John ShetonS Will for John Shelton, Jr, John Sh,ln -
beth Winston and David Shelton, breiGani
The defendant, David Shelton, not harin. entered M a.
security, according To law and the
Co; and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he
an nlIabant of this State, motion of the plaintiff b. :,
Counsel, Ordered. That the said defendant, SHEDS
do appear before the Judge of the said Court, The Co
on The st day of the of the said Court
the plaintiffs original and amended bill and that COPS 81,
order forthwith inserted in newspaper published IA.
city of Richmond for two months successveiy, and posted
front door nf the Cont house Of this county tou
Copy-Testr, JOHN HUNTER. &C
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The same ambition can destroy or save,
And makes patriot Is IL makes knave
PARLIAMENTARY.

PARLIAMENTARY.
HOUSE OF Commons, Feb 9.-AMERIcAs BOUNDARY.
Lord Palmers:on gave not ce that he should postpone
his motion on the subject Of the American Boundary
from Tuesday, the 2lst instant, TO Thursday, The 23d
IlousE or LORDS, Feb 9th-THE WAsnISGToS
TREATY Lord Campbell wished 10 put Il question 10
The Government, which they would have no difficulty
in answering: which was, whether they Intended TO
Introduce bill into Parliament, for the purpose OF
rryns the 10th article cf the treaty of Washington,
article which he highly approved. Ii vas respecting
the delivering up o.! persons who had committed crimes
IN England and America. Unless bill were introduced
thut article would be useless in this country as, by
the law OF the land no person could be given
up.
Lord Ashburton said that although he not so we'll
acquainted with the law the noble Lord, yet he
knew very we'll that unless an act of Parliament was
passed the 10Th section Of that treaty would be useless
He had written 10 the American Secretary stating this;
therefore, there doubt but her Majestys Co
vernment intended to introduce act for the purpose
If carrying that article Although i. required
act IN this country, in America it did not.
From tae EuTopeoa Times Of february 10
ENGLAND.
The Great Western carries out two important de.
bates respecting Canada, end speech more immed-
ntely referring 10 The L. States and France, made by
Lord Broucham in reply 70 VI. Dupn, in the Chamber
OF Deputies, which, though containing nothing abso-
lately new, yet puts the r,ght of search negotiations
between England and America in 1924, in striking
and correct light. The discussion respecting the
nesy for political offenders in Canada, and the motion
If Mr. Lahouc'cre for admitting Canadian wheat into
England, on the terms held GU, by Lord Stanley in his
desfatch cannot fail to excite deep interest in that
colony. Mr.. Roebuck's motion for the pardon of the
persons who suffered transportation during the late
outbreak IN Canada, no. received with much favor
BY the House Of Commons.
| In commercial point of view the replies of Sir Ro-
bert Peel to questions put TO him in the House Of Com
mons respecting pending treaties with foreign countries
not without interest. Brazil, it is now officially
announced, has adopted Great Btilains construction
nj the existing treaty, namely, that it terminates in
Nossnber lsii; and not as al first maintained by
the Emperor and his ministry in November, 1912 :
SIR Robert tired, 1t seems, Of Portuguese nesse and
threaten 10 cut the cable, unless Donna Maras advi
sers show more promp.itude and business habits in
their future negotiations relative TO the tariff. H
attributes no uncomfortable falling of in the
last quarter 10 the uncertainty which hangs about the
new arrangement with Portugal. As regards France
he speaks rather confidently respecting the successful
termination of commercial treaty with her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18

as well a, Spectacle Classes Of every descriptions fl in
lie besow great pains the selection Of his Spectacle
Gasses-and he bis friends mat his glasses are Of the
very hest quality well ground and perfectly poshrd-and from
his knowledge Of the Of optics and the of the
eve he Is prepared give lie proper advice persons
All Of which wil be disposed of the accommodating
terms
Dr5- Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
p.,er.bnr, Fob . Ss-wly
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CHARLES LUMsnEN, w.1eH M.ssp asn JEwsLl

'A1cH MaSsR ASp Jgw:LLER, Pc,
,ues Ia repair Watches, Clocks, and
Jewellery, ut short notice, and in
such a manner is To give entire sat
isfariion. He keeps constantly on
banda well selected stock of Watch
rs, Jewellery, Silver Spoons, and
Fancy Goods, embracing almost
ever article usually kept in Jew.
eilery Stose.
In addition. will he found I'm er.
ceI.en; assortment OF Gold, Silver,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18

Lucy Webster. John W. Varser, William Varstr ht.; y
Martha Varser, Lawson Scott and tlalkcv his WIFE and
Burt"n, executor "i AofaHim Hu''ui, acc a.; rr;.
The plaintiffs. by attorney, this day filed their bill ar5 n
fendants Lawson Scott and Clarkry his WIFE, aud Wln y
SER having entered their appearance and given ,rs,
cordlng the OF Assembly aud the rules %. th,
il appearing 10y satisfactory evidence, that they mot
Of this state IL is ordered That the said defendant, 10
here the first day of the April Term TIN. r,,,
answer the bill of the Plaintiffs and that copy Of tbs o .
forthwith inserted in newspaper published tie t
edmond for months successfully aud posted at n, H.
door of the Court House OF this county.
Copy. Teste, L. G. LEIGH, &C
Eph