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Presbyterian Church, fifteenth street, Rev. j. N
Mcdonald, morning
Methodist Episcopal Church, Mulberry street, Rev
II. =. Foster, morning
Christian Church, Eighth avenue, Rev. Mr. Reed
evening
preachers IN the Methodist Episcopal Church South
IL e+2 81 whom 90 are superann uated local preach
ers S's2 members So65s2; lsl T22 eolored 226 In.
disns Total tO4 $50
We learn from the Minutes Of the Georgia Baptist
Convention held In Marietta In May last that there
are 81 that denomination In the State 1872 churches
60 SEQ members and that the total contributed
for Missions last year was f10,1si es
Rev. Mr. Parker has resigned the pastoral charge Of
the Presbyterian Church In Aurora, NY.
Rev. J. Parsons HOvey, Of Richmond, Va, has re-
ceved and accepted call from the Eleventh rresby
terrain Church in New York formerly Mr. Mobiles
Rev. Edwin A Bulky, late of Genevs, n. Y, has
accepted an invitation TO be the pastor Of the Union
Evangelical Church in Groton, Mass and Will De IN
stalled in September
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On the whole, Governor Psder follows the general
organization Of the Italian character lie has set
the city on fire; and as for the 6ddlss, why, they
ere heard in the midst Of the excitement. Well,
we admit the conquest; and, under all the circum-
stances, advise the people at large-ss several Of
these Italian chiefs will offer fair terms, during the
present week-to 60 down to the castle and capi,u-
late. They will never regret it. They may be as
suTed of that. Let US all go.
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From the south.

ARRIVAL OF TIE MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION
ERs AT NEW -EANs-THE MICRO INsURREcIIoN
IN ALABAMA A HoAx-vIkGINIA ELECTION, ETC.
topn SPECIAL rELEGsArHIc osRREsrsNsKssr
BALTIMORE, August "a 1850.
The Southern mail has arrived gather from it
that the Mexican boundary Com misioners, from New
York. arrived New Orleans The 10th, and were to.
sail for Lsvaca the l7,h. They all well. There
trihng sickness ug them, but it Of
sequence
The negro insurrsction in Alabama Is pronounced
hoax
There was heavy fall of rain at Richmond on Fri
day. which did considerable damage.
The Virginia election returns incomplete, and,
show change
We learn that the wings of Portsmouth, and Nor
folk have elected majority to the Virginia Reform
convention.
The National Enieigeneer Of this morning, says that
the Hon. Thomas NJ. McKennon is about 10 return
home for short time, his health being somewhat i'm
paired
The Baltimore markets unchanged, -four being
five dollars.
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The court which occupied, during yesterday,
hearing testimony the ha,eas corpus Of the negroes
charged with stealing horses, in Virginia, rendered
their dec sion this Horning 1t appears the negroes
slaves and had stolen horses to escape with The
court decided, that the slave who steals horse 70
cape with, commits no crime criminal offence.
The prisoners thereupou ordered to be- discharged
About oozen men from Winchester, Va, assembled
at the pron aoor and attempted to seize and hand
cuff the slaves on their coming out. great crowd of
whites and tree blacks also Assemb ied and general
riot Immediately commenced One slave effected his
escape amidst shower Of stones and clubs the other
two, their masters with assissnce, succeeded despite
all resistance in hspdc pfling.
Several negroes sta bbed and otherwise wounded
The Of the slaves slightly hurt The Court
Immediately -sued warrants against the owners. anc
all engaged, for assault and battery, with intent
iDcits hot. The slaves and masters in jail
ano large number Of other arrests have been made
which the Court are engaged in disposng Of
The Court also ordered a pose to be employed for
dsperfirg the mob assembled in front OF the jail AZ
all hazards, which they succeeded In doing without
much resistance.
The town Is now comparatively quiet
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New York. Sunday, August IS, 1850
TsIegraphic Summary.

We are disappointed to-day, in not being able to
inform readers of the pass age of the Civil and
Diplomatic bill in the House of Representatives,
yesterday 1t is, however, near its end, for as We
learn by our Geographic intelligence from WASH
iDgton every section has been acted upon. There is
no doubt, therefore, that it will be taken up and
disposed of sn Monday. The next thing in order
will be the Senate bills, so that we may expect an
exciting time in the House next week
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Hon r.. ". Bud. Michigani Csptsin Csmpbell, 47d
rert H. A. n. n Stockton. 4. 4. n; IL H. Clitx.
.Ts'A Capt 3. n CLARK, o. 4. A; II. a. v. Benet,
u q. A., and 1913 others, arrived yesterday a, the
Irving House
schenck steamer Ohio: v. L. Cauchois. Havsua n
yroom Trenton. N. James W. Wall and thirty y.
pire Others arrived nj the Mansion House yesterday
Hon Henry Clay passed thr.ugh this city, yester.
dsv morning. ~ rsufs tor Washington, from Newport
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Utcuty TuroRrsSr Nv rHE TELrcrAgH.-The wires
Communicate TO the morning papers Of Thursday,
from their baltimore corresroDsent, the foiloving
hixhiv Interesting omentous and xestive tact for
which the price vas Just trenty cents
Capt Eusswright was arrested for selling shingles
without lieenre.m
The onlv oversight o. the telegraph or rather the
eorrespordent 10 not stating the precise hour Of
the day in which the arrest cceurres.
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lrENs OF INTELLIGENCE PROM Havana We
have received, by the Ohio, ouriilrs Of Ia Prensa
Dia'iO Dc IA Marina, and the Faro TadHs,Tiai, to
she 18th inst. The political news Is not Of great
interest, and the Island Of Cuba enjoys the most
undsturbed tranquility. The news of the death Of
She infant Prince des Asisries bad produced pain
fsl sensation.
The cholers had eonsidersbly abated Al NJ ,,ss.
.s and the Inhabitants OF tins cay ssi.-.S.. ~.
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Another R.,lroaa A,c,d,n,

hA'rshS AHcr' oTricg PORTLAND, Aug. a. 1850
The gravel train on the Kennsbes aud Portlape D
railroad was thrown from the track this morning In
Cumberland kills g four Irishnsn and severely iajur
Ing several otherssome badly to leave hope OF
their recovery. The accident was caused by timber
and stone being maeioosly placed upon the track By
persons unknown
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Isr R,rosrrp Ar TO PRsrrs,o, wrs,1Hr'. r.su,
We are ?, qu.sted g. tate that the statsment Is
Nnien lac Do, gtsr the rounds OF the nevspa-
80, e.sosea 20 ,he hsn that paper has been eircu
smoEe tbe mere wealthy of cur citizens 70 rsiss
ine sum 81 s2Oeto 70 be given 10 the Wife ara shil
sren on Professor Webster, and that the papev 4.
sesdtd ~ Mrs George partnsr wife Of ~. r. .rs.,
man WIN the tsm Of $500, and lastly th.i ne 80. s1
neary rssehtuthe proposed snount The vhsh ss,rv
ms"ory VII ne correctes wherever 10 hss bees sAsy
ned-Bsster Be. .9ur ~
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MosrREAL, August "a, 1850.
dreadful fire occurred here last night in the St
Lawrence suburbs. Several acres Of ground are In
ruins. Prom hundred to one hundred and twenty,
Eve houses have been destroyed Loss $4,000.
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BsIificnI Intrlllg,sce

SIS Hsyss has been nominated 90 the democratic
candidate for Congress fer the Second Congressional
District Of Illinois The district is at present repre-
septed by Mr. NcClernand
The election for delegates to constitutional con
ventcn in Indiana has resulted 10 the choice Of 81
Democrats. and 81 wAigs
q Morton has been nominated By the wings OF Della
ware county Pa, as their candidate for Congress.
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MY NEsr. Aug 1s. 115o.
] have written by the mail Of to-day carried BY the
schooner Merchant but the Palmetto has id an
pared in Digit. and drop line by her 4 -
Inc brig irving from New Orleans for Marseif1es
via starch, was among the shoals on Carryfort reef
WIN vreckers around heE lev days ago but got
- "''oA
The ships NJ Howes, Pateen. from N.lL York for
New Orb ns, aud the Emily Taylor HARDY from nos-
TON Tor New Orsans- brief account Of these vessel
We published on ysterday), with valuable cargo ran
ashore on the night Of the 18th ip~t. AZ about tho
same hour the one the Eastern. the other on the
western Dry Rock. Both received the aid Of the
ad OF wreehers The owes had nine feet Of water In
her hold when they vent board. and large portion
OF her cargo H. damaged particularly lst OF Manila
r-rF night and day at the rate CT stroke,
fsr minute and she has not vet been freed The
steamer Creole. sold the 18th inst and
by messrr, Lift. Beaner Phster Clapp steamed ont
70 The Hoves aud rend-red valuable service In getting
her on and will probably receive In the vsv Of
salvage than che sold for Her hull brought 81 ESQ
and With her anchor ard chains s2O1
The tnny Layler IL not considered much aauared
and viii proceed on her voyage without DELAY rhe
was shtened about two feet OF cargo but bsr not
tom y not much injured. She is consigned TO p J.
Tcntsne. 80
The Creole will proceed TO New York in a d.v o,,,o
The services OF the srtckers In both Of the aho,.
case. have been hir ally meriorous aud efcient ana
present. strong clsrs for salvage ssd when all sal
vage expenses. repsrs, damage Sc shall be set.iss
the Underwriters will wind up loss Of rs or Gao 200
The baraue Mary Varney. Rturuss with xr.ni,. 4.
disebsfginr at the Z works
We have more sitknes. here ct this ro-n,nt tb.,
We have had In ten yesrs before long eonti,u.nca
Of unprecsdenisdly hot ard calm weather has in5,csI
general prevalence of fever IL yields ho,sxey
readily 10 mild medical treatment and but 4. x go,
have PROVED fatal AmoBs the deaths We note thoss n,
hrs- Dr. William and Mics Susan Warrington
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tvs r.scr DAYS. RsLL ar ssRAroos Our rcr Ter,
having been misrformed In reference 20 Col Rney =
costume take pleasure In making the elton II
souid have been reported nc follows
Col wm Reilly, Of Philadelphia. appested first
in the costume Of amopk this be afterwsri changed
20 magnificent Monte Christie dress and later still
ne changed his rarb 70 that Of Romeo. The Charae-
tiers were All well sustained
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
TaiaTy-TrR o0WeREss.
PIRs1 SESSION



Hsnso Of Nepressn tataves.
By Rams slscrKo- sAs SErIc rnIssRApu.
WAsaiseroH, Aug n, 1850.
Mr.. JONAS asked esve 10 introduce resolution WITH
the view 81 furnishing seats for the Official reporters
Of the G.o6s within the bar Objected 30.
The Honse then into Com nittse the Whole On
the Civil aud Diplomatic Appropriations bill
Several amendments Of no particular Importance
were made
Mr. JoNxs, dem Of Tenn, offered amendment,
which WAS adopted that tns pay Of isborsrs the
public grounds shs be- forty dollars per month, in
stead of dollar day. without deduction for sick
ness.
Mr. HASrror. tSbi9 Of Pa, offered the following a.
an additional octiou from and after the passing
OF this act The ooes i'm posed by the entitled San
act reducing the agtes Imports and for other pur
poses approved July 20 1876 shall be- levied ON goods
wares, ana merchandise imported into the United
staief seresao TO the average value which the same
sricet bore IN be principal markets of the United
et~"s ueriog the year ending June 30, 1915, to DO
and hSed under the direction Of the 9ecre
tsry OF the Treasury
Mr. Toosfs, swae) Of Ca, to question of order
This Il all appropriation bill and the object of the
amer dasDt IL To raise
The ohAihmAN bsld the amendment was not in order.
Mr. HAMPIoN fad there precedent for this in the
Civil aud Diploma;ie Appropriation bin of 1916
The opLASEn said The aneudment not germsin
ana by the rule cut Of order
Mr.. sInv,ss (wh,s) OF Pa, appealed from the deci-
sion Of the Chair and ssked asked that section from
the the act OF isio be read
The ChAihsAs said II the House decided IL to be 10
order. tn. section w0pAjbs READ.
objections were mace 20 the reading In different
directions.
Mr.. TooMss said the section could not be read but
by unanimous consent
MIR. STtyEHs withdrew his request and asked for
ttIleIs The appeal
Mr BA,lY, toem Of Va said the clause was put in
by the COMMITTEES o. ways aud Means and not by the
Committee Of the Whole
The question taken. and the Char sustained
81 toT7
All the Of the bill having been acted on the
committee and al ten minutes past the House
adjourned TILL Monday.
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intelligence from MEXICO.

From the New Orleans Delta, Au gust 10
The brig Amsdofa left Vera Cruz the 3ist ult
ard arrived here this morning We are indebted 20
her obging commander, Captain Zalvala for files OF
Mexican journas, from which We Gull The folio wing
items
h.lepder who the leader Of the late oajaca pro-
huneiamebto although several times beaten and pur-
tutd BY the state forces Is not yet utdusd and threat
ems 10 renew the contest
Lieut. Col jose Maria Trado aud the commander Of
battalion Mariana Arias had prepared pronuncis-
mento TO overthrow the government Of OriIabs THE
plot va. nipped In the bud by the arrest Of hs ehs
OF the conspiracy.
The Tehuantepse treaty IL the theme q much angry
discussion smong Mexican politicians. The Isihmus
they say win be occupied In a few years by a dense
American population What then will become Of
Mexico pressed on the Rio Grsnde and the Goat
raeaco by this overv ming tide Of Amsricon popu
laton constantly tending TO overflow its prescribed
hnitsl
The cholera fast disappearing from the City Of
HeIico-there had been from thirty TO forty deaths
daily for the last ten days preceding the 2tth ofyuy
The Trsf d Urior gives the following list OF French
residents in the City Of Mexico Who died Of cholera
J. =. james. p A. Lspsire J. Lassnne, Claude Gen.
Ssbin BeibAud n. ID Lepaullard. Andre Beranger.
Marie Psillorr. Augusta ROLAND Francois BsrthsIy
H. Q. Pomier, Victor Adoline. Dubos Crombe, J. La
motto, Dstmer, }. G. N. Leplicher.
The cholera is Increasing fearfuIy in puebla The
Ltgislature had authorized Gov Mugca 20 borrow
f1Uo 600 20 meet the exis ness created TIE invasion
81 this dreadful plague Many Of the wealthy citizens
Of city have contributed very large sums OF money
for the taue purpose
The Epidemic has lately made its sppeSssee in Qua
dasjsrs, the capital Of the State Of Jalisco.
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Dreadful Railway Accident.

HAshishrRe, August a ls5O
Last nights train from Philadelphia ran over a COW
when about four miles below this place. The Iocomo-
tive was upset and passenger car containing large
number OF emigrants, was smashed. passenger
named Albert bryant. was killed instantly and ave
others we're badly injured not expected TO survive
Inc engineer, and others on the engine, narrowly
escaped BY humping OIL. ~ =
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Army Intelligence.

NsR Dtrr. ArgVrsNr GrrEsAL's Orricr.
ws.Hiscror August 20, 1880
Grrrntt Orprns.No "a The regulation respecting
the dress of the Army published In General Orders
No Of Fehrusry 10 to take effect the vt Of October
10 suspecded until farther ders Such officers AZ
have provided themselves with the dress are per-
mitted TO wear q for the present.
ny order Of the seeretrry Of War
"A. JONES, kdjutsnt Grnersi
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the 10th inst, by Tt Desm, in the cathedral, the
disappearance ofthe epidemic.
On the 18th of this month, great performance
took place at the Tacsn theatre for the rebuilding
Of the Jesus Maria church. new piece, called
Gel Muerto la Manda," written by an author OF
Havana, Signor Otero, was represented with i'm
mense success
II is said that, in few days, a fight will take
place between bulls, and the lious and tsers Of
Mr.. Raymond. This stirring spectacle is expected
by the Habaneros with the greatest anxiety.
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Urited states Marshsrs Omce.

Charge u Opsnirg Lstfo.- Tho United States Mar
shall issued his warraxt Wednesday for the arrest Of
Vim Butler. on n charge Of abs;rscting letter from
the Post Once directed TO Frederick Rice, residing
No. 452 Broadway The letter, Ii seems was IRON
England aud directed TO Mr. Rice, but obtained from
the Post Once by nuer shout the LIST OF August who
opened the same well knowing, alleged the letter
was the property ~ Mr.. Rice Deputy Marshal De
ANGLES arrested Butler the charge and he was held
TO bail, In the sum Of 81 600, TO answer.
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VrRy INTERESTING PROM Council BLUFPs-THE
CBofKrs.-1he steamer Lightfoot arrived night
before last From her officers we learn no news
further than hat the cholera was raging TO some
extent on both sides Of the rver above Savannah
On the downward trip the boat stopped at Lamber's
woodyerd, kept by person Of the same name The
only house ~ that poini, which is about 20 miles
below kanessille, had been deserted, and three or
tour Of the family lad died Of cholera, including Mr.
Lambert, wife, snd son. Two women died OF the
came disease at Savannah, the day the boat passed
that town. Much alarm exists along the whole
rver above St Joseph, and IL was with much diff
Guilty that any one could be got near the boat AZ
several of the landings Her progress was greatly
impedeJ for the want Of fuel, the usual stopping
places for wood had been entirely neglected. There
are a great many Mormons still at the Bluffs and
adjacent settlements, and another expedition for
Salt Lake this season is talked ~ The health Of
the inha hants directly in the Mormon settlement,
so far ss could he asccrtained decidedly better
than nj many points en- the river below. The
cholera had not ragged 10 any extent, and ease
Yves getting 10 be a rare occurrence. The weather
had been very favorable TO corn, but the whsat
crop had not turned out as well as expected ~.
LOUIS tMs.) Republican,, Apgusf 10.
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Marine Affairs,

LarsoH.-The ne~ packet ship Joseph Walker 1 325
tons Vas launched on Thursday ut 9 o'clock from the
yho OF her builder, Mr.. w. II. Webb foot 81 Seventh
street hsst River We gave fall description Of her
buhs In "wednesday - paper. she Is owned by samuel
Ihsmpson Nephew. ard l. TO In their Black star
Captain IIoxie ~
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The steam .sw mill Of wooster a Anderson, at VII.
mipfion. G., vas bufnsi On the 1is isstant-losa
$500; io-~rst fer SLIGO.
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anarfina InaslIiaence.

paore Rscr.-An interesting pacing race, niue
heats best three in I've. came oa on the 10th inst
over the Metarie course, New Orleans. There VS.
good attendance. and msch sport vas enjoyed The
following 10 the summary = .
VIM Hish's III. q silver Heels. .......... I l !
a Eniseb Gov Driver. ...s........
Ree's eh cider Pony. ..s....s.s..,,
Tine, 2seh-2sTx-2to.
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Two prisoners escaped from the jan =, vuss~.r,r.
o~ys since. -hen oas q then sso ~ AZ.
i~'~~ - ALI -.A- -. a..
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By RAMS sLECrKo-sIA SErIc rM.ssRIyu.
W ...txa-o- A. a. =,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27
STATE or MAINE.

ONruEu, ss. Ata Cuuu 4 Count, Cr,auts,iau.
etc bryan 11l hHllrn - rsus. within ana f.fihr
Cuunt, Of ONard, un Muuji,. ihr 10Th ia, II
Jul,. \ u. lsjO, ~ ,,J Iuluul-p tom the NAV,
Term, \. H., 1850.
lp1l tho foregoing petition, .ati.l,iu, s,i'cucr
hlyinl l-yu received that the PETITIONER lfc rr.
.Jun.hs nod ought tn h. beard tourhin. the mat.
tee 1T iltth ~ their ,titln, Il = Ordered that The
Cumui..iuusf. mc't ~ ihr Inn 81 William Young
boz Nuls,rp, "a thc hr.t Tir.i,, ~ O,tJ-r, \. u,
lsjO, At lOu'loyk, \. ". and ihrncr pru,crl Go
'rs The ruur mentioned iu aid ., iitiun innrd,ic-
Is aitrr which ,i,s hearing Il The Isrtis. and wit
n'ss,. Wiil 4. hal At .pmc Cup,cuisul place On the
Cipiiy AMI such further ,,.uu. taLcu On ih, pr,n.
10. as the Commissioner. shall lulg, pfuJcr AHl'
l. further Ordered that notice II ths irs, lc, AVID
purpose Il the Crnn0',i1n,r.' meeting Aforesaid,
H. gwen o. III prTsuu. aud corporations i1tcrostCd
b, causing attestcd cutN ct this r,tipn AMI ihis
ouicf ~ tuuu thguun, TOTE srr,ri urI1 the Char
minuithr Count, Commis.iourrs. iuf slii c1uui, 1T
Cuul-fin ,D b, publishing ih- same thr,, v,,ks
sp'ccs.Nrh u The Axe. b'iug The ufv spapsr Uub.
lshri by the Pointer o. the state, all il ih' East
cm Argp., pulI.hci at tie az, ~ ppthuI, On
saii County Il ouul~r,rl, ant m The ONirrd
Democrat Newspaper IIHtri 10 Paris, iu Oh,
tnuuiy 1t ONiaud, and Nv serving au ntirstri cun,
n the a. H. served urpn abe r,,yecti,r clerks
IT the Towns ~ Liver. Tuner. and Auiuui. ava
posting an affected copy IT The same in three public
phc'' iu each Il 'aid tuWrs, thc hrstuf .1iI pul-
cations an each II th~ other notices, o. D. made
served and pp'lri, RI, irI. Thirty J,,s b-ilrc slid
uine II m'riiu,, 10 th" sni that MI persons ard
corporiion' ua, then ani there app.u and show
oiusc, II any the, have VII, tie p,a,ct of .sid -
titiuners shDuld Mt H. granted.
AucJ-WN. h. kiNIBALL, Clerk.
\ true cop, ~ .aid Petition an Ou.rr II Count
Aurst-WNL h. KIMIAlI., ClfIk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-27
WV. n. HIWBNlL. CtrtL.
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD -. Ata Western District Comt began
AMI halisn st Paris, within ant 30 the County
oiONiori oo Oh, srconi Tur.Iay 81 jon, \. u.
lisa.
4 NJ nov uappsauug 20 the Cuuri, thatthc said
4 n,,ruIlui, d, MT AN inhah,ttH, II this state,
ani has up Tenant, agent or ittuue, therein, that
be-. good. or Estate, have h'cn attached iu thi.
.ut, sul that h. has bad no nutrc 81 the peud'uc,
thereof. that the .sid fainid nut,i, the AL De
f.nI.ui 4 ths psn.lcuc, ofthis suiI b, pubish,0g
ln att.steI cop, II this writ and declaration, and
this order thcry1n, three weeks .ucCrssiyc, boz the
ONisri Dcm"cr,t, a ucwspaper printed at fafis, "a
saii Couufy Il OxtIrd, the hst Publication o. u
thift, dsSs AZ least b5iur, the n'Nt Term 81 thu
Court o. h. h1lden a Paris. within anil Zoe SAID
Count, IT ONi1ui On The second Tuc,d1y ui No
vrmlsr neNt. o. the sud, that the said Defendant
ua, then and their appear anil shev cause, y any
h. has. ~hy Judgment .hpuld MT L. rendered
against hun and ENccution issuel accordingly.
Attest. wM, X. kIMBhI.L, CLrHE.
COP, & PIdts. writ and declaration aud order Of
Court thereon. 3w2s
Attest, WM X. KtMBALL, CLEEE,