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THE PIRATE SHENANDOAH.
Neyvs from Ployer nay.

til ..,i Esn t san FRANCISCO, Oct. "a, 1885,
The Palmetto, which arrived Yesterday from Plover
fBay September "a reports the capture Of twen,yfou
rw'aers by The Shenandoah which had been heard
that port, All their names included in the lists
hithsrtD ,eegraphed to the Eas The shenandoah was
last BY the ship Victoria the early part OF july
when she steering sonh under full sail During her
operations abe passed through Behring's Straits 70 East
Cape, where she burned nnc whalcrs which II pre-.
simed, included in the tweny-four whose are
.xeported by the Palmetto. tAtt
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SEVENTH REGIMENT CONCERT.

~" SEVENTH REUINkNTI CUNtEKT. ~
The first promenade concert OF the Seventh Reg.
mcnt Band took place Saturday evening at
their splendid armory rompkins Market
The attendance. though not as large ss at the
opening OF last season, probably owing TO the un-
certain state OF the weather, highly fashionable
select The rooms Of the different companies we're
thrown open for inspection, and objects OF much
interest. Conspicuous and most interesting among the
sdornments wore the memorials, which hung the
walls Of the dead soldiers who fell during the In
the officers board room there magnificent portrait
Of Washington, painted by Rembrandt Pcale from the
original taken from life in 1895 presented the seventh
regiment by Moses II. Grinnell, Edward Mntum.
George " 1alman and Isaac Bell. Jr The band under
the direction Of Mr.. Grafulla performed in admirable
sfvle The follnxinu nrDrrsmne.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Our city subscribers viii confer favor by reporting
any Of city carriers who overcharge for the HEa
Country subscribers To the Nsw YoRK ngRAfD
quested remit their subscriptions, whenever pract,-
cable by Post Office Orders II tbs safest mods Of
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should be To the office before
O'Clock in the evening
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OrR GENERALS IN rHn FIsLD--AProiSrnxxrs FOR GKsR.
RAILS LOGAN Ass KLPArsIcx. On Monday evening, at
Jersey CITY aided by General Joe Hooker On Tuesday
evening, at Paterson, N j., where General Hooker will
also DO present On Wednesday evening" General Logan,
at Mcrrisown N j. and General fitzpatrick Al Albany,
N Y On Thursday afternoon, ct Branckville, SUSSEX
county N. j., assisted by Hon. Daniel g. Dtckinson
On Friday evening al the Academy Or Music Broofiyn'
vn saturday evening at Newark N j., asliste1 by
,Veneral John Cochrspe. og New Yoss- - s'TI I -
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PHILADELPHIA.
These famous clubs play match the grounds
cf tho latter at to-day The Atancs left for
Philadephia by tho midnight train from Jersey City last
q victory. III y
Ni NN N. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 1865.
THIS afternoon the Athletic Base Ball club received
challenge from the Atlantic Club OF New YORK, which
was accepted Immediately The game comes OF on
Monday afternoon The Atlantics arrived berc a. nine
o'clock this evening
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD mast be handed
in before o'clock every Wednesday evening It's Cur
culation among the en,erprsing mechanics. farmers.
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout ths
country Is increasing very rapidly Advertisements In
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by largo
portion of the active and energetic people Of tho United
Statca
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PETERSBURG, Va Oct. %, 1865.
The Hon. Timothy Rivcs, of Prince George county
widely known died at his residence near rcierbrr TO-
.day. k.
locomotive ON the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad ex
;ploded yesterday, instantly killing two persons.
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Art IntelIixence.

silver statue Of Napoleon has been placed In the
middle of,he Napoleon saloon, in the Louvre, Paris
The Emperor represented in the costume Of student
OF Brenne The statue is signed "Iouis Rschet 1857"
and presented TO the museum by the present EN-
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Death OF . pi.s,.sui.h.a citizen.

J. Barclay Harding recently appointed collector OF
national revenue in the First district OF pennsyvana
90 succeed his father Jasper Harding died suddenly this
afternoon Of congestion Of the brain The deceased was
publisher Of tho Ereno Telegraph and was an active
supporter OF President Johnsons administration
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There is church In Twenty eighth street. near
Broadway. The first public religious services took place
In yesterday forenoon. The building has brown stone
'front.' with few exterior decorations and prccnons TO
particular style Of architecture Its dimensions ine
rorIy about nifty feet front by seventy ve feet Deep
and thirynve feet high but the front OF the church on
the outside s about nifty feet In height Cut In Of the
stones OF the front are the words christian Church
organized 1871 The interior Of the building Ia plain
yet elegant and tasteful In It's simple adornments II
aparalleogram TO which light IL admitted mainly through
the co0red circular windows Of the arched roof which
Ia unsupported except by the walls Of the building
There Is good organ on gallery prepared for IT,
plain desk which serves for pulpit seats ground floor
for about Ave hundred people, and three wide doors for
ingre'and egrcss The exercises consisted Of prayer
singing and discourse by Rev. Mr. Henderson, OF Lou
isve KY, In which the history and principles OF the
sect set forth. The first congregation was organ
lied in Greene street. In 1887 which removed Afterwards
TO Seventeenth street. and now numbering hundred
and nfty members, worships In the church already
described The sect take Christ for the foundation OF
their Church. believe only In the Bible a. an article OF
baptism and the sacrament Of the Lords SUPPER and
take for their denomination the term Christians and Tor
that OF their churches the Christian Church. At the
clusion Of the sermon young man stepped up TO the
desk and expressed his desire TO become member and
was announced TO the congregation that he would DO
baptized in accordance with his profession and admitted
q member II this be the only Christian church In
the city New York In In a bad way.
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Discourse or Cleveland Clergyma n.
THE CHURCH's CONTACT WITH HRREsIEs, ETC.
CEREMONIES AT ST. MARY's.

CEREMONIES AT sT. MARYB.
The Rev. Mr.. buckingham, a clergyman from Clcve.
land, Ohio delivered a discourse lat evening nj 81
Mary's Roman Catholic church, Jersey CITY, upon the
remarkable history Of the Church It's contact with and
triumph over temporal and spiritual assailants and
herctics CHANGING at the various herese he dwct 1t
length on the great revolution naugurated by Luther
chararterxing the system unorganized and rather
anarchica The spurnng of authority which originate
three centuries ago In the religious world would
or later irrtnte the political The hitherto happy land
wo lived In bad suffered terrible orures from ths dis.
regarding OF legitimate authority As TO the influence
OF wealth upon Church councils he said the moparchs
and nations had wooed her. and actually in nsnu-
aed themselves Into partial power still they
or end she went on the 70 rich and 10 poor In this
country proud comparison might be drawn b'tween
our refined civilization and tho inferior condition OF
Mexico and South America In that regard but this " no
evidence against the Catholic Church. whose system IL
civilization aims at gradually raising up the untutored
and wild rather than colonizing q civilization whosc
introduction might be marked by tho extermbataon Of
the others We had ofnciai knowledge that none were
treated with moro consideration BY the savages OF or
own continent than The Catholic missionariss whose
rue 10 this respect always that Of fsthsry kisdnssa
Father oCaashaas dscsursc was len(hy ssd animated
Next Sunday evening u \ expected that Dr. Bran viii
continue his discourse on american Indinorentsm ia
Religion" Tho attendance 10 generally large and re.
spectacle. The "Novena" including San souis aud
IAN Saints days" " being celebrated By daily osrsmo
mics, Instructions. - TT 3lttNt*Mff If
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FATHER PoSr, Oct 2e-9PM
Thcrc are signs Of the steamer Damascus from
Liverpool the 10th instant Londonderry the 20 h
The weather 10 clear and c,ad. ~
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A.-P0llnk 4 SON, Meersc ha am Manu-
fsrrers Gaa broadway near Fourth street Pipes ant
garhol-rs 1T wholesale. retail cut order mounted
with silver and repaired $50
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The Verdict or Public Taste, Like tho
political the settles delicate questions
aud he immense demand Tor PiIALON's NIGHr'BLOoM
NO cERErS shows that verdict To be overwhelmingly In
favor OF the article the finest perfume this continent
Glcrnport Times,
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A-A-A-A-A-A-A-
English double aocd button aers and double soled Boots
At f.ORIN BROOKS a SONS, Al broadway, corner Of
Howard original n,rodces Of the patent elastic steea
sha
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John street Methodist Episcopal Church.
CELEBRATION OF THE XINErY-sEvENrH ASSivER.
Y 8ARY.

ckLhbhATioN VI THE NINkTY-sEvENTH ANNiVER-
4W1 SARY.
This venerable ednce was crowded yesterday on the
occasion Of It's third last step towards becoming cen.
tenarian The former members OF the congregation as
semblcd in large numbe TO honor the celebration Of it's
ninety-seventh anniversary, and the pastor Rev r. C.
Putnsy received for II over 81 500 in contributions
love feast relation Of Christian experiences the
reunion Of former pastors, twenty OF whom attended
and sermons by Bishop james and Rev Dr. Bartpe, Of
Philadelphia, the leading features OF the ceebra
tion. This church has missionary department In add
ton to the pagtorae, and fifteen thousand families have
been visited for the past year by the members COM
prising It. It's mission Is principally the evangelization
Of tho down town wards -
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All Lottery Prizes Cashed.-Drawings
j. H. CLAYTON, 10 wan street
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal I.0ttcrtes.-
Circulars and drawings sent.
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rARrL
l. March" Esprit du Corps ................ Gungl
3 Song" Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep Knight
'sweet Evena'' ............Mrs Parkhurst
Overture" scmwamidc" ...................R ossin
T. Polka" Fantasie" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Herxog
Selections" lone" ......................P cirela
= Quckstcp" Beautiful Isle az the Sea .Grafula
s. Dueto-" Serbami ognor' .................Ro ssni
Waltz" Plaisirs Alemands' ............ Strauss
10 Romanza-" Don Sebastisnor. Donizeiu
H. Gaop-" Militare". label
IL Quckstep" Medley Grsfulls
II was upon the whole delightful reunion. The
second concert will take place on saturday evening
November n.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nine. Gbioni and Sig Sisinis grand Italian opera
troupe was 10 give opera four nights In the Music Hail
Milwaukee, Wis, commencing October ~ and ending No
vember l. Max s,rakosch atlng director The sale OF
seats commenced in Milwaukee October 25 and the best
places were being rspIdy taken for the whole series
Max strakosch announced that the present operate
season would positively close In Detroit, Mich, DC.
tober 90 after the performance OF Faust by the ar
tses
Tho streets Of Boston was given by Buckley. serc
nadcrs In Boston October 81
Cotton 4 Murphy's California Mins,rels we're Al the
Tremon, theatre, Boston, October IT
Arlington, HOLLY 4 Icons Minstres wers at Young
Mems Hail. Detroit Michigan for two nights from oco
Der ~. t#
Mr. Msrshail's ccncer cams on in xunc Hail. Toronto,
Canada, October 2s The attendance not numerous,
although the Misses Thomas Hudson, Stewart Coleman,
Marshall aud Fuller took part In ties amateurs.
The Theatre Iyrque Paris cnerssins rs patrons with
the opsrs D, Ross o. ksses but promises new one
sooa. - .Fo~es GAssds& frop the pen u u Bsrthe.
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The Case or City Inspsctor Beoie.

Argument had before the Governor today on tho
motion OF Mr. BODIES counsel 10 dismiss the charges
against him rs insufficient, &C The Governor is to rem
der his decision at a future day Ia.E a oEr
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We sincerely Sslisve that the Mcther
Who neglects 10 provide MRS. wINSLow's sooIHIN0
SYRUP Tor her suberins chd dsprvns the little suneref
remedy az al he world The bssl calculated " give
rest aud restore 70 health There not mother Who hsA
evef used " but What vii tell yca once mss r&n.
late the bowes aud give est Ant health 70 We ohe aud W
psfsOpy sAfsia Al casys, fssnerlS No WW sDN
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~ NJ. II. Higgins Mammoth Millinery.
i8 sixth Tenth street, no Trimmed Bonnets
and Jockeys 20 per cent less than broadway prices
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A.-BOys' and ChIldrcn's
GARIBALDI, cUrAwAY AND zoUAvE SUITS.
By the thousands. nj reasonable prices.
l. v BROKAW, o. Lafayette place,
aud - Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Uniou-
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StcFnWMy q SOus' ...-...-.-- -. :
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PTANOS =
Every Piano constructed with their Patent Awsee Az
rsuu~mrut and warranted for ave years
Wsrrrcos n and ~ Es-, Fourteenth street. New FORK
send for Illustrated catalogue by mail ..
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Trsssss.-Marsh 4 Co.'S Ola EssabiasheA
Cure truss onice still NJ No vesey Lady
| Allan
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A Silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIRRS', 500 Broadway.
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The Bridal Chsmber-An Essay OF
Warning and tn.racon for Young Men Published By the
Howard Association aud sent free OF sealed snvrl
opcs Address DR. j. sklio Hougbon Howard Association.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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An 6pssiSx 81 Wv s1yis: Tn ChIIdren'.
Fancy Hats may be said take place weekly GENINs.
passes he does add something "
Ma copious Fall and Winter assornnents GENiN, 0S
BroadwAy
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nYoa Want = Good Head OF Hair Use
WEBsIEKs VEGETABLE HAIR fSViOORArOk. DE-
MAS BARNES a co, New YORK, General Agents
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Illuminated Monogrs ms. Rich and Elsses
CANT Irs, introduced sGiMBKEDEs, - and 81 Brosd~
~
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Imm~nsc Prices Paid for Old Books.-
lOD Old and New Books hand. Catalogues fire.
LEGGAr BROTHERS. li3 Nassau street
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a Gemutne Meersch um-3Oe., 4Oo., Soc,
ar.. 7Oc b, ~ - each, T0wNsENDs, 963 Broadway
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-16

VIRGINIA, to with the County Court Of
Y Fairfax county, November rules: 1865, J.
F. Buckley VS. J. Hendley Simpson-in case.
Mem: The object Of this suit, now pending
in the County Court Of Fairfax county is to re-
cover of the said defendant the sum Of SlOO,
with interest thereon from 10Th October, 1860,
and to attach the following pieces or parcels e OF
lacd, the property Of the said defendant IN the
county of Fairfax, to pay the same, to wit: A
tract qf land on the waters Of Johnny ana
Centreville to Dyes Mill, containing 100 acres,
conveyed by R. NJ; Whaley, by deed dated 5th
January, 1850. Also, lot of land in town OF
Centreviile containing acres purchased from
Thomas Love trustee BY deed dat ted i lsd
defendant in the land formerly the property Of
Ann H Dye deceased and also the interest 6 Of
property of w. T. Allen It appearing by aft
davit fled that the said defendant is not resi-.
within one month after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect his interest
A copy teste.
DULANY, P. @. nov ll-law4W
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Mexican advices, via Brownsville, assert
that=the Liberals are still besieging Matam q,

Mexican aovices, via Brownsville, assert
that=the Liberals are still besieging y! tamo.
ras The women aud children are leaving :. the
oitY and taking refuge o. the American ol !!
The s.. forces are reported szch g y
thebesiegers on It's also reported tn nat, the
imperial steamer PERSONA fired tour. snoes
among these American symp athlzers.
serious cident occurred to.the through 'ol1
train from New Y orkto Washington YESTERDAY o.
morning, al Newark, in consequence 1s O. 1ne
careessness of switch -: -Four I paisen
GERS were killed or have since aied Ct thelr
injuries and nine Others are seriously e
VII. Gordon proprietor OF tue y W. ll1alu =
Hotel coaches, Of Washington was Killed oual
right. The switch-tender has been arrested
and will be tried.
The steamship Persia arrive at New ior or
Yesterday with European dates to the 4 7 inst.
A sneeiiaI commission has. been issued TO Try
Fep;ans at Dublin It is reported on Englsn
authority that Minister Adams intends TO
retire IN thespring.
The Florida State Convention, which as
sembled on 25th Of October, passed by unan
mons vote, an. ordnance declaring the seces-
sion ordnance. annulled. A committee OF i've
was appointed to solicit Of President johnson
tie release Of JEFF. Davis, Mr.. Mallory, Mr.
Yulee, and ex- Governor Allison, OF Florida
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VIRGINIA, TO wit: At rules held in the
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of Fair
fax county, on thelast Monday in October 1855,
Hulda Golfer, Executrix of Johsua Golfer, decd.
VS.. John Mclean, and the heirs of George Nc
Lean, decd, (who are lnknown,) and others
in chsncery.
decree for the sale Of tract of land in Fairfax
county, containing 50 acres, rod and Is poles,
CONVEYED by John Mclean to John Z. Burke
by deed, dated 18th April, 1852 in trust to Sc
cure the payment to Joshua Golfer Of $3.50, with
interest from the date Of the said deed, and to
It appearing by affidavit fled that the
above-named defendants are not residents
of this State it is ordered thatthey appear within
one month after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect their interest. copy
teste VIM. NJ. F1TZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
DULANY, P G. nov 3-laW4W
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VIRGINIA, to wit:-At rules held in the
Y Clerk Office Of the Circuit Court Of Fair
fax county, on helastMo nday in October, 1863
Mary Jane Dixon, Executrix of Turner Dixon,
decd, VS.. Austin L. Adams-in chancery,
upon scifa
Mem The object Of this sofia, is to revive a
suit depending in the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
in the name Of Turner Dixon against Austin L.
Adams, in the name Of said Mary Jane Dix
on, Executrix of the aid Turner Dixon, he hav-
ing departed this life since the institution Of the
said suit It appearing by affidavit fled that th e
said defendant is not q resident of this state it
is ordered that he appear within one month af
ter due publication hereof, and do what is ne
cessary to protect his interest. A copy teste
WIN. M. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
LIB. TAYLOR, p. @. no 4-1aR4W
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VIRGINIA, to wit-At rules held in the
y Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of Fair
fax county, on the last Monday in October: 1872
David K Hoffman VS.. Susan Menagh. Jacob
Hoffman, and Mary, his wife, Geo: ?. Menaghn,
Wilson L. Menagh, and Jane; his wife, late
Menagh, defts.-in chancery.
Mem The object Of this suit is to obtain
decree for the sale two tracts Of land IN talrta1
county, containing, respectively, one hunqred
and one hundred and three acres, conveyed By
Charles Menagh and Susan, his wife, to Alfred
Moss, by deed dated April |, 1861 to SECURE
the payment to David K Hoffman, Of fifteen
hundred dollars, with interest from hrst Gay OF
sale to the payment Of Said debt It appearing
by affidavit fled that the said defendants arenot
residents of this State it is ordered that they
appear with in one month after due publcatlon
hereof, and do what is necessary to protect their
interests. A copy. teste,
WM NJ. FITZAUGH. Clerk pro TEN.
DuLANY, P. 9. nov 2-laW4N
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Court Notices.

TYIRGINIA to wit:-At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Alex LEX
dria county, on the 9Th day of November, 1872,
Frederick Swope, complainant, vs.. Camela
Swope, defendant--nc hancery.
Divorce from the bonds of matrmony, between
the complimentary defendant The defendant
not having entered her appearance and given
security according to the act Of Assembly and
the rules of this Court, and it appearing by
State. # IS ordered that the said defendant ap..
near o within one month after due publication of
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
her interest in this suit; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted! in the Alezandria
Gazette newspaper IN IN tne caty 81
weeks. and posted at the front door OF the Court
House of this county. A copy teste. CO.,
n r, SMOoT. P. @. nov 11--1aw4W
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VIRGINIA, to it:-At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Fair
fax county on the lastM onday N October 1862
William t. Dulin vs., Charles Il. Orton S: ).
GroUt Volney Orion, Chester Demming,, Eliza
J. DEFINING and William II. Dulany, de5ts.-
in chancery.
Mena:-fhe object of this suit is obtain de-
cree appointing trustees to carry out the pro-
visions Of two deeds, the one executed On the
18th day Of May, 1855 By, Charles A. Orion 70
S. r. Groot, in trust for the said complainant,
and the other from Eliza J. Demming and Ches-
ter Demming, TO William Fl. Dulany, in trust
for the purposes therein mentioned, executed
on the Sth day Of Septembe 1858. It appear
ing by affidavit filed that the said Chas A. Orion,
s. j. Groot, Voney Orion, Chester Demming
and Eliza ]. Demming, are non residents Of this
State it is ordered that they appear With!n one
month after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect their interests. A
~ WIN. M. FITZHUGH, Clerk, pro TEN.
DULANT, ?. O. nov 4-law4W
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sV7IRGINIA, to with the County Court
of Fairfax county, Novembe rules, 1860,
Richard P. Lacey VS.. Albert Abbott and Ju1 :
lius G. WISER, partners, under the name OF
Albert "A bbott s. Coin case.
The object ct TINS SUIT now pe4dng
coversof the said defendants the sum Of $500
with interest from lst Sept: 1864, and to attach
the ' estate Of the said defendants in the county
ofFairfax to pay the same. It appearing by
affidavit fled that the said defendants n are not
pear within one month after due publication
hereof and do what is necessary to protect their
interest. A copy teste.
VIM. M. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro TEN.
LOVE, p. @. nov o-laW4W