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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
ayIRGINIA, to with the County Court Of
Y Fairfax county, November rules. 1860, j.

VIRGINIA. to with the County Court Of
Y Fairfax county, November rules 1863, j.
T, Buckley vs. J. Hendley Simlpson-in case
Mem; The object Of this suit, now pe1ding
cover Of the said defendant the sum Of SlOO
with interest thereon from 10Th October, 1860,
and to attach the following pieces, or parcels OF
county Of Fairfax, to pay the same, to wit a
tract of land on the waters Of Johnny Moore and
Bull Run, and west of the road leading from
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
Centreville containing 3 acres, purchased from
Thomas R: Love, trustee, by deed dated 18th
January, 1857. Also, the interest Of the said
defendant in the land formerly the property Of
Ann q. Dye, deceased; and also the interest OF
the said defendant in the land formerly the
property of W. T. Allen. It appearing by aft
davit fled that the said defendant is not resi-
dent Of this State, it is ordered that he appear
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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CARD.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dz. 81, ]. STEWART, Physician & s:tfgSfo-+b tho
4 graduate Of the Medical Depa par nf tbc Uni
university OF Loulsril4e ~ T :'lNl late Surgeon
J 8 q HAVING 6!'v lqe"ted 1jiH5Do
Oi4ic 'e a1d residence No 49, north h9SbI ours
(esst side,) where he may be touna a. az no q
when not professionally absent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
to wit At rules held in. the
Y Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Fair

VIRGINIA, to wit:-At rules held in.the
" Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Fair
fax. county, on the last Monday in October, 1862
Mem The Object Of this suit now pending in
the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county IS to re-
cover of the said defendant the sum of 500,
with interest from 10Th February. 1855, subject
to the following credits Sl2as of 18th May,
1856 and S68 as of the lst February, 1861, and
to attach the following pieces or parcel of land,
the property Of the said defendant, in the county
of Fairfax, to pay the same. viz: tract Of land
at Anandale, containing2o acres; also, anoth7
er tract at Anandale containing 1882 acres; ana ma
| acre; also; 1O4 acres, and also II acres, 22a
poles on the Little River Turnpike Road 1t
appearing by affidavit fled that the said de-
PENDANT not resident Of this State it IS order
ed that he appear within one month alter due
publication hereof and 10 what Is necessary 20
protect his interest. A copy teste.
VIM. NJ. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn
Love, P. G. nov 2-laW40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01

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, 1865,
William T. Dulin VS.. Charles II. Orion, S. j.
Groot, Volney Orion, Chester Demming,- Eliza
J. Demnaing and William II. Dulany, defts'-
in chancery.
Mem:-The object # 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, 1853, by Charles A. Orion to
S. T. Groot, in trust for the said complainant,
and the other fsom Eliza J. Demming and Ches-
ter Denming, 10 William Il. Dulany, in trust
for the purposes therein mentioned, executed
on the Sth day Of September 1888 It appear
ing by affidavit fled that the said Chas. A Orion,
5. J. Groot, Volney Orion, Chester Demning
and Eliza Demming, are non residents OF this
State, it is ordered that they appear within one
month after due publication hereof and 40
what is necessary to protect their interests. A
WIN. N. FITZHUGH, Clerk, pro TEN.
DULANY, P. @. nov 4-laW4w
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VIRGINIA, TO wit:,In the County C our
Y of Fairfax county, November rules: 1859:
Joshua Buckley VS.. J. Hendley Simpson-in
Mem The object Of this suit, now pending
in the County Court of Fairfax county, is to
recover Of the said dsfendsnt the }u FaS OF So
1862, until paid. and to attach the following
pieces Or parcels Of land IN the eodny Of t. fpr
the same, viz: 4 tract Of land on the waters OF
Johnny Moore and Bull Run, and vest Of IN TIE
containing leo acres. conveyed by R. NJ. " ma
ley, BY deed dated 9Th January, 1870. A!s?,
lot of land in the town Of Centrevllle containing
acres purchase from Thomas r. Love, trus-
tee, by deed dated 18th January, looI; 49,
the interest Of the said defendant in the Land for
merly the property Of Ann Il: Dye, deceas ed,
and also the interest Of the said defendant in q
tract Of land formerly the property OF W. l.
Allen. Il appearing by affidavit. fled that the
said defendant is not q resident Of this State it
is ordered that he appear within one month
after due publication hereof and DO what is ne
cessarv 70 protect bis interest: A copy testc.
WM NJ FITZHUGH. Clerk pro tenn.
DT1AS1 P O. nov S-1aw4W
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7VTIRGINIA, to with the County Com,
Y of Fairfax county. November rules lS;;
BENJAMIN T. johnson We. Thomas T. Johnson
and others-in chancery.
Mem:-The object Of thi: suit is to obtain
decree for the settlement Of the guardian ac
count of Thomas T. Johnson, guardian Of tbn
fled that the said defendant is not resident oS
this State. it is ordered that he appear witbin
one month after due publication hereof and Do
what is necessary to protect his interest
copy teste. ~
DULANY, ?. Q. noV7-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01
Coal-Profts Of the Companies.
IFrom the Philadelphia Ledger

The reduction in the price of anthracite coal,
az shown BY the last auction sale OF 2o,voo
tons at New York, compared With q similar p
safe three months ago, isson an average OF the
six different si7es Of coal, just 1913 cents per
ton. This isaa large decline, and IS the result
Of several causes: Frst-Strikes early IL the z
season, and, subsequently,, short supply 70 OF
cars brought the coal tonnage beloW that ot a
year to a corresponding time second-Ihe
consumption of coal following the war, instead ste
ofsbeing lessened was increased by the sreater
activity given to the steam marine OF the
country, and the increased demand tor tue IL by
the manufacturers Of iron; and Ihlrd-Ihe e
coal trade for its great magnitude, IS centred
in comparatively few hands, thus rendering Gs g
= conlbinat;on to put up prices less difficult
than in almost any other pursuit. ag,,,
To what extent the ruling price OF coal the
current year is attributable to understand
ineg" formally or informally entered into, we
cannot pretend to say, but we are sure OF one
thing, and that is the price Of coal has been
unHarrantably high all the year, and even
with thelast decline in price, is still too high.
The profits are greater than result from al.
most any other legitimate pursuit, and much
greater than could be realized if mining was
IN a greater number Of hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01

VIRGINIA. to with the County Court Of
Y Fairfax County, Noyember rales. 1855
John A. Fairfax vs.. J. Hendley Simpson,
in debt. E.az1=
Mem The object Of this suit, now pendjns
in the County Court Of Fairfax county, is to re-.
cover. of the said defendant the sum Of Sl92.W
with interest on $67.3 80, from 1st July, 1862 and
on Sl25. from lst Jan, 1868, and to attach thees.
tate of the said defendant, in the county Of
Fairfax, to pay the same It appearing BY
affidavit fled that the said defendant is not resi-
dent of this State it is ordered that he appear
within one month after due publlcaitlon Eereof
and do what is necessary to protect his interest
A copy teste.
MIXER. P O. nov 7-law4w
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Professional.
IT O. CLAUGHTON,

TT @ CLAUGHTON,
4TloRNEY 8 COUNSELLOR AT La w.
Office in GAZETTE BUILDING,
PRINCE STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va,
will practice in the Courts of Alexandra,
Washington city, and the adjacent counties
nov l1-1m*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01

VIRGINIA, to with the County Court
Y of Fairfax county, Nover2 Der rules, 1865,
Richard P. Lacey vs.. Albert Abbott and Ju.c
Illus G. Wiser, partners under the name OF
Albert Abbott 8 Co.-in case.
Men, The object of this suit, now pending
in the County Court Of Fairfax county, is TO re-
cover Of the said defendants the sum Of Sl52.ZO
with interest from lst Sept 1864, and to attach
the estate of the said defendants in the county
of Fairfax to pay the same, It appearing by
affidavit fled that the said defendants are not
residents of this State it is ordered thatthey ap-
pear within one month after due publication
hereof and do what is necessary to protect their
interest A copy teste.
WIN. N. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro TEN.
LOVE Z. O. nov STlaW4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01

VIRGINIA, to wit:-At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Fair
fax county, on the last Monday in October, 1865
David F;;tzhughvs !. &: Ga7gezs-1n chancery.
Mem THE object OF this suit, now pending
in the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county: is to re.
cover of the said def. thesum Of S5--l7. with i'll
terest from 18th of August: 1851, and to attach
the following pieces or parcels OF land, n the
county of Fairfax, the property Of the SAID de-
fendalt, to pay the same. viz: 4 tract OF land
at Anandale, containing 70 acres: another tract
at Anandale, containing los! acres; and acre.
River Turnpike Road. It appearing by affidavit
fled that the said def. is not resident Of this
State, It is ordered that he appear within one
month after due publication hereof. and do
what is necessary 10 protect his interest. Acopy
WIN. II. FITZHUGH, Cle.k pro ten.
VIRGINIA 70 wit:-At rules held in the
s Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of Fair
fax county. on the last Monday +: October 1862
Daxid X H9nan vs. SG5 S NC Ae 8 v Jac30
Wilson L. Ac11agh, and Jane. his wife. late
Menagh defts,-in chancery.
Mem The object Of this suit Is to obtain
decree f0rtile sale oftwo tracts OF land IN tal4l4
county, containing respectively, one hinQred
and one hundred and three acres: conyeye1 0y
Charlie: Menagh and SUSAN: MS VIE: 10 -AIlIeu
Moss. BIZ deed dated April |, 1861. to secure
the payment to David X. Hoffman OF fifteen
hundred dollars with interest from first day Of
April, 1861. and to apply the process OF SMd
safe.t0 the nayn4ert Of said debt. It appearing
BY affidavit fled, that the said defendants arenot
residents Of this State. it is ordered that they
appear within one month after due publication
hereof, and DO what is necessary to protect thelI
interests \ copy, teSte.
WIN. NJ. FFTZHUGH, Clerk pro TEN.
DULANl. ?. 9. nov 2-laN4N
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VIRGINIA to with the County Court
Daniel r. Cayer VS.. Robert A. Matthews
in case
Mem: The object Of this suit now pending,
in the County Court Of Fairfax, is to recover of
the said defendant the sum Of S375, with IN
terest from 18th February, 1861, and to attach
the estate Of the sid defendant, IN the SAID
county of Fairfax to satisfy the same. It ap-
pearing by affidavit fled that the said defendant
IS not a resident Of this State it is ordered that
he appear within one month after due pubica-
ton hereof and do what is necessary to protect
his interest. A copy teste
WIN. NJ. FlTZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
TUCKER, P. @. nov 7-laT4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-01

Our Southern exchanges: are reple.te With
more and more sefious indications OF lnsubor-
dination and conspiracy among the freedmen
A telegram dated Grenada, Miss, yesterday
says "a collision took place here last night
between party Of State militia, securing : Tor
arms among the freedmen ana o squad OF s ne
groes assisted by some colored soldiers. oev-
eral of the militia were Wounded-onee severely
4 large number of muskets, ammunition, &C.,
were found and taken from the negroes. =
There IS an uneasy feeling in portions of Vlr-
ginia, as to designs about Christmas. Alto
eether. affairs are not in a settled condition;
which is very unfortunate.
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NICOl,
4 TTORNEY At Ia ".

\ NlCOL,
ATTORNEY AT Ia w.
RREsrsyILLE. PRINCE WILLIAM CO., VA.
Willpractice in the Circuit and County Courts
ofPrince William Fauquier Fairfax, and the
adjacent counties nov 4-lm
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\ PATS correspondent Of ls L .ndon DANNY
TuE.asrH svss The following humorous account
Of he uour- o. Slo4dy IN Pas.
S.o'ty is here ~ las and thc po,,,r OF g,ris
wstcrs a. .hc e'rc = psris ~ lie attl~,.I. .,it
alu VI i'- well file. pa,los. I haze st t,.
'r,rc .r''" ~ 9u hours u"ge In TO c-u~it ~
% he Gr.Id II u S1o 'y's r. .nft.,tis-e r..
l.'i 100 % sin-.I q tHro rsLc r...I-fs ..rl~s-
iu.y u."n two chairs, Jur tttn ttr.,.'. over She
rsc. Of athiTd. hs uooi heel iestir-. u ~ clcy4
t"u ,,nh'crA' y hlttcr tItl t'sh.a sIulp . c
= ~ a. on O.. o., N'D. on tutg L,.I c.,.tA.4 tie
inul % p1lmssys II! Is smoking his ,.vtnih
c.ytf, y'iub he .a.I Vie tCturu = li' NJ sud
d-uguie .r4tn thcir uriyeis recorded eii Dis-
Fdht thas .tma's s1.udy never wsiA--suc age
icy come! rat .aios' hul long l-ai fit''
tho rairu oddly sits bolt "a l.,.'', tor % iAc
rec med TIC wuiil would lutc haii Ecr t'iiHt-
{. 10, and while seeing she coiirg' T. 10 seen.
BIe Las cisnunus M her carr, she Hsu pearls
roGuo hcr neck, aai a Niagara e.! I.-rs t.r .-s
over her upILta. uDus bosom. She Lss h.a avy
tratt .ts oI her arms rings Jon her Gl.cr~, sfd
Wuuli lave tells upon her tocG % The pr, jIo csn
soc ,ty were uut Aaiusi such a isrhlol. The
utds made ar -- i.,H'Ec-t 40 g. e.. m t.et.
lUC watIu cJ.rt., 80 nc, 'utcr urs alc-s sp
40 with q sua en- b-ts, ~ . ul ,sIna, a.d % a.,
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no '.lI cs',uns," ie whole Iary s.uLc AM
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"lu ta.Ig s.o1.".-..e phrase is S.Dod.-, -
li.Lt And elegant rtrast LIST ug e., rr's'1urs
p.c. pf,klcd salmon, to.s.tt a-l4., -Uu.tsr aud
A.u c1ucI uD,I o.tn uas. tie LADIES' Ioa. i.L-ts a
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Alabama.
The Secession Ordinance Repealed An
Excited Debate.

H'nt0tmerv Ala, SIP, 20 There has been great
excitement In the convention to-day and spirited
speochr. between strsirhto out non mon on one side
and the conservative and secession on the other on
the subject Of secession occasioned by two reports,
Tho majority report declared the -o-called or,Ii-
nance o. secession to have been wholly
and that and Ia null ana void and the minority
report vas laid upon the table BY vote o. Cs 10 "a
Tho minority pary then amended by calling the act
oi tccession extra constitutional. which was carried
by vote OF tfty-osht tjsl to thirty-s lJCl. The
majority iCport party subsequently viewed this - the
spnnging oi new mino upon them nv the minort,
party and an exciting discussion took place, when tito
amendment was Withdrawn. The minority party
then offered amcudmcn' declaring the ordinance
Of secession unconstitutional, which was voted down
by a majority oi nity-cight to thirty-four. The ms
joriiy report ~ originally reported then adopted
By an unanimous vote OF ninety two, aud the Ordi-
nance VI secession .as declared null and void.
Warrington, sept. 26.-A special despatch 10 the
CuEoSIcLR- dated Montgomery, Ala. September
2Jth, SAYS no vote has yet boen taken concerning
the sui ect OF the Alabama State debt II has been
referred ~ committee, who will report on IL in u
dsT or two. The Convention adopted the ordinance
ior the abolition OF slavery with on .hcu ds,ent
votes Everythins IL going on most tsfAetorly Tor
the cause ot tho Union"
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vhnr /, rcmundcd or,hc south.

JrnGr Gygn, " Ala. amu who, uat D.; y.'ce,
came to Washington .- Nc purpose OF ..,a. .Y.
tsrv.e" Vlh dc pre. icah .ih3assa al.,,.. 10
W icl he ave, fr r . t u ho hear s,W., .H..uu
he rr..vNrlu vN.salel hat Tie : .i,. ~ .--
FifM pec.Jrs t.c African rae ne ty ,at o.-
gati' Law uI cagl StEtc.
second -IhlI each s.sc 80 70 ss,uss s4l g.Ar-
Hulcc hy her Constitution, glNl glLta 80 tac .rt,.
men; p,lsigal rsdIs, such as s4.!.ag. Sitting "a
iuros q o. Az 20, tAp-ytoi g. ue suIlcrIsi on
them at thI time; ue.e agr matters to he .ut to
the discretion of the several Ststs
Rut the freedom Of the Arr an race lnd tie quar-
anty ~ thcir civil rights are prertq4 s.tci lo tDe
reconalrucnon Of State Goyerunsuti aui tLc.r re-
admission 30 the mon,
The question, then, 10 narrowed down t. a. ;
vii We make & na.tuu0ual declaration of tho
freedom of the African rHce aud guar4Lty Of tle,r
civil rights OF remain ~ u1-nase.y ul4sE lul.,agy
government!
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TIE Cholera nt CnHstnntinnpie -Total Mor-
Iuiity Estimated ut over J0,0u0

The London rINrs contain, letter from cores
p5u.cut 30 C5us,uuuuo9c, which glve' n graphic
account OF the terrible s,ene, he wsIns,erd during
elst. rAca.ei OF the cholera in that city The let
Sc. Id4,cl august oh, nnd saya'
WAT 'cnaa;c nu' 'ak"l p!sce in the gs,e't and
urut' ti,..p, ri ui tuorctn cities The shtpyeeprr,
.l fI,i. tava,r..c, tns singing IN th, cas-. The
1u.. ..p'...'.i uI'a tl8l IN crowded With Eu' hing
.-a..D.Ac.t. have d's. pqrar'd tom the scene
n.. aa..u .u4 misrn have iaten ne pace. an
r..l., .,ins,.A, many diei vost"rGGy. Hr NUM-
To-. ..,.ci variouslv tr5iu 1000 20 .iuo TIE npns-
Z .uI..il con Uuc 20 lie he.ne!l nom Do, imgol-
,.ot., |N-.tt coipfCs 10 irfoit.at- lhc.el4 iunof
u.ttfUrr. ucuu H., htotel ou' N tSypt lraa gul
uy ny men mass cyery Ls.thour NothIhs hu, sonrs of
o,n. mi tine Ia. pricsis,at'ots OF ari,-
p.occiflons and news OF 'e'n los'es among cur Ens
iish community A doctor who piactccs on the
o'hcg ,lo OF s,amboul says thSi nom 90 400
dicI 81 stemhoul aluue the an inst, t'i dls past
IN pci sts,nlonI II presented ir.ghtiu sner sc..
1l' sIrerls he says, stInk Win deeal 'ns loa!cs
W.o.c ilm lcs ale carried on at once, and many nrs
uDango oncd by the felfrh terror q lher ielaiyc.
when aa.-c trelv sssstAnce might have saye thsll
An unds .takcl here, hvirs his opinion "a legNu 10
tho choca aad My own op,niJh lens .s tah' ihg 9os,n
eatSa plGA hsA AZ sllIiv WIN 'ns 0''S'l Iae d44.
The weekly sun., 1865-10-07
From Fort Laramie,
Battles with the tndians-Thev nrc "Bean-
tiluliy Cleaned Onto

Fort Laramie Spi 90 Information was re-
cevcd to-day nom Cen Connets right column, under
Col. Cole, 10 the 2lst inst. IL has been encGmped
near Foft Conner since the 2yth. lie had los, 800
horses and 30 mule,, which frozen to death In
uight. On the let Of September, he WA atiacked
BY vsr party Of s,ouV, CLorokecs aud Arupahoc'-
on Powder River. They were ropulsed with heavy
loss our lois being ony killed and wounded. On
the I'd. the lndsns appeared In force, and were
driven 10 miles. The next day the ongagement was
renosed Gnd lasted uniil noon. The Indian. were
again defeated With great slaughter their los, be
from 100 to COO killed. and wounded. The indians
fci in every direction. our troops we're unable 10
pursue them account Of the poor condition Of the
stock Our loss one killed, and one officer and
two men wounded. The Indian. lost large number
Of horser. The indians again attacked troops
the ,tb. and aftor short hut spirited engagement
were totally routed and beautifully cleaned cut"
Their force is estinated at 3,OoO They Lost many Of
their pdncitt. .Aiefr
The weekly sun., 1865-10-07

Qufstion-Did ever guard apply 20 YOU for
through on the ground Of shooting Union isonerT
Answ er-l do not knos Of any such pIeation upos
that ground.
The wi nc1 .ad that Turner. the owner Of the
aoss which had been allutci O., belong 70 his fed
men, ms man iu July vas commAn ed by ten
W in1er 70 report to him. which ho did, and Gen.
ihdet ordered nm 20 procure pict OF dols The,s
does were ciupioyel 10 lun COuic .era'e well AZ
mon q 20 ter. The tcntcuces uf Colfederttes by
ColrJ-H altln Wei' di. Ein- a. riuups and the bail
and chain. II Capt. Wifz hsi kicked shot or mall
Leaed nion prsuners. t IL probable that he should
hhve beNd OF u. lie ne tucutg made 70 tuisitiOns
on the OuGtefmnst r ior tOuis. but unable to
obts'n them. There WAS rCod deal Of Rrumbling
hhoLs tue Confederate toops al out the rations. tn
ueseftions occurred nom that eau Q. Capt Nirz
80 sict last summer near And rfouviile and uas
absent from the los -o1lt weeks. That Fas IN Au-
rust witness itegueAty LcaId vhuoplns in the
ttorkale u night, sud i.Um the sound OF the iick.
end screlme knew that h-hiing was eOIuE on. Ibis
Ns Al the uno me .fniaet.' 20 much disturbed the
camp. sM Of the latter WrIc HANGED, Capt. WIZ
haNihs previously IA uel ilDm over 10 Jury OF the
Inioh pnsoAcis' ho iouuL tueiI lunty.
The Commission hc-e adjourned.