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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-13

VIRGINIA 70 within the County Court
: Q? Fairfax county. October Rules 1860
Z. 2. Fora. rs. William Ansloy-in debt
Mem The object Of this sllit is TO o;taln 4
Judgment against the said dcft for the SUN Of
S2412 with interest thereon from the
tl day Of 2 pril, 1861, and 30 attach 4 tract Of
land Of the defendant il this county about one
mile north o. Fairfax Court House; containing
TIC acres, to pay SAID Judgment when obtain
ed. It Appearing by affidavit filed uhat the de-
ecn6ant i not resident Of this state it is order
Cd that he appear within one month after due
ID blicat on hereof anu do what is Icecsslyy 10
protect his interest \ copy testc,
WM. v. l'tI,L L I Oh, >l9rk pro tenn.
I.nyE, =. t. oct 3--laW4W
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VIRGINIA, to With the Circuit Con-

= IKGINIA, to WlT:-In the Circuit Conn,
of Fairfax county. October Rules. 1861 F
r. Ford and George W. Huntt late mcrcb an
and partners, under the firm of Z. r. ForJ e.
Co., vs.. John Smith and Ansel Whcedon DO
fcndants-in chancery. 'S
Mem THE object Of this suit is to atfaof
the interest ofthe defendant John Smith n d,
certain tract of land in the county Of Fairfav'
containing lS4 acres, mortgaged by the defen5
ant, Ansel Wheedon, to the said John Smith
BY deed dated 18th January, 1854 to satisf.
and pay complainants the sum of S17200 viii
interest from 10Th June 1853, until paid. tar
pearing by affidavit fled that the said dcfenSS.
ants are not residents Of this state it is ordprpa
that they appear within one month after DIM
publication hereof, and do what is neceSsarvt.
protect their interest A copy testo.
d. ~ FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn,
DULANY & BALL. P O. oct 6-law4u
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VIRGINIA: to with the County Cour
OF Fairfax county, October Rules, 1855
J. Newton Harper, trading as J. Newton Har,
per & Co.. vs.. Jacob ~ Lester, Electa Lesta
and II. q. Claughton, defcndants-in chancery
Mem Tine object Of this suit is to obtain
decree appointing new trustee in the place q
II, 0. Claughton, trustee in deed from sal
Jacob II. Lester and Electa Lester, for tn.
benefit Of the said mplainant, dated 29t
April, 1861, and to obta 4 4 decree for the SAL
Of the property described in said deed to salts.
fy the debt therein secured It appearing BIZ
affidavit filed that the said defendants are moi
residents Of this state it is ordered that they an
pear within one month after due pubHcati5.
hereof aud do what is necessary to protect Their
interest," 4 copy tcstc.
WIN N. FITZHUGH, Clerk pro tenn.
BRENT ?. Q. oct 6-lWtw
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SeOtom Der (. 1860.

NeptemDer +, I0t1J.
The parties to the foregoing cause and a.
others interested are hereby notified that have
fixed upon the 9th day Of October, 1868. at my
Office in the City Of Alexandria, as the time ana
place when and where | sha!! proceed to exc
cute the DEGREES Of which the foregoing are eA-
tracts, ot which time and place they are required
sent and prove their claims against said estate on
or before said 9Th October, 1868, under pain Of
exclusion from the benefit OF these proceedings
Given under by hand as Special CommisSlon-
q aforesaid, the day and year atore<Ald
" c. NEATON.
S. T. BEACH. Solicitor for Compt.
sep i--1aW4W
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VIRGINIA to wit--In tha Circuit Cour t Of
Y Fairfax county, October Rules: 1863, I.
A. BreWis, complainant; V5. John \. Gar5csS,
defendant-in chancery.
Mem Tho object Of this suit is to attach
the following pieces Or parcels Of land in the
County Of Fairfax the property OF the SAID
defendant, viz 30 acres and 10S3 acres OF land
at Anandale. acre l04 acres and Is acres and
q poles on the Little River Turnpike road; to
paw plaintiff the sum Of Sll725 With interest
thereon from Dist, january, 1851, until paid
e appearing by affidavit fled that the said
defendant is not :; resident OF this state, it is or
dered that he appear within one month after
the publication hereof. and do V hat Is necessary
to protect his interest. \ copy testc.
Love, y G. oct o-}AW4W
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VIRGINIA. to within the County Cqum
of Fairfax county, October Rules 1866
William Earnest IS. Annie Mariah IIUS.;G
Henrietta Hustin, and Mary EIma Hustin de-
fendants--in chancery.
Mem The object Of this suit is to obtain
decree for partition Of a tract Of land mcH-
toned in the bill filed by the complainant, L
appearing by affidavit filed that the said de-
fendants are not residents Of This state it is or
dered that they appear within one month aft
due publication hereof, ana do what is neco,-
,arv to protect their interests. i copy, tcst@
WNI N. FITZHUGH. Clerk, pro TEN,
BRE>T & WATwrEs oct 6-law4w
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yIRGINIA 4 to wit In the County Court OF
Fairfax county. October Rules, 1850, john
DcvcroauN X. William :Aosoy, deio dant--
III chancGTy.
Mem .-i,lIe object Of Ills suit is to attach g
tract Of land, 1hc property Of the defendant ~
ing in the County Of Fairfax, containing ITO
acres. about one mile north OF Fairfax Court
House, being The same land purchased by the
said defendant from Solomon Fan0rdcn, to sat
isfy and pay complainant the sum Of Of Sl52.65
with intere:t thereon from the lst Jan. 1851 until
raid [tappoar,ng BY affidavit fled that the said
defendant is il a resident Of this state: it IS or
dercd that he appear wishin one month AFTER
due publication hereof and do what i NECESSARY
t. protect bis interest. \ copy tcstc.
VIM N. FlTZHUGH: Clerk pro tem.
>;NnoT, =. Z. oc1 3~-la".iW
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- ARTHOLOW,S PREP RED PERU u
! : - WAN GUANO
10 per cent. Ammonia,
d5 ,1nr cent. Phosphatos.

Composed 81 emy ts ea1 ois G' b5 oiG is @s'
THE BEST FERTILIZER In ue
We pledge our business reputation IN IT, anu
We do not sell to detlers-Wo ylaAu1acC'tEe
onlv for our own sales It cannot therefore De
adulterated. arrows
We offer as references on app!Ica of sr 1o
1and. Who have used it for Yeas successlul;y -,
W. desire to introduce thls iertlz s - III I ne
cola Dominion and request tria! OF us hcr
It's Full particulars given On application.
To- BONE DUST,
Manufactured at our OWN n!li from 'o-Ie7
that have not been boiled or calclneti;,
Of the advantages Of this oyer Bo iad a5sI ST
manufactured from boiled or calcinod bones, al
farmers are acquaintod it therefore needs no
comment: ..,. ,,,,4 ,,o,,1,7 ,,,and
and guarantee only the aboVe:
J. ?. BARTHEI1)N,
Dealer III
Hardware Agricultural implements. >ee&s
and Fertilizers
559, 7th ST., near Pa, Az, Washington.
yNsShin CtOn. oct I'm
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gTLH(ttJNI-A to wit i u the Circuit Court
Of Fairfax county. October Rules 1865
john T. Taylor, III his own right and as assignee
Of Thomas +. Love IS: Orsamus Ferris delft
in chanccrv.
Mem the object Of this suit is to attach 9
tract in the county Of Fairfax, the property Of
the said defendant, containing 16s acres. pur-
chased By the said defendant OF Cornell, TO sat-
isfy and pay complainant the sum OF $50. % with
interest 81 3d.. 80 part thereof from lst March,
1866 and So. SO the balance thereof from 9Th
April, 1851. 1t appearing by affidavit lied
that the said defendant is not resident 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
Nhl N. FITZHU Gil. Clerk pro. tenn.
Love, Z. O. oct law
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r, RITE, HELD in the Clerks Office
: ~ Cn,,,,+I- Cnrr+ of Fa;rfol Cnrnt2- for.
-!,o ,Nnntb r. >5nn} 7Sf5: PnrGv NakeIy' Me-
t1sh g.i.oI,. ,1hort Na75c]T wesley skc-
II ,onndoT lIakely, Mark \. Carton. and
J,rv G his wife Maria NakeIev, plH>.. vs.
7, low, Ia1nison, derr.-in Chancery---
N,f Tho object Of this suit is to obtain a
decree to enforce 2 contract oeJWeeo 5 tn4 s,o d
p'iS. "" Gc'I., i't - IoCo'~l nc y 80
me sad pl11: upon s e! c2,t't fI o GAIA
IL appearing Dy aH9Fl' n Lg tn@C V't ~ 7@lo
oe1chH@ht Is not resloe4S oi Se 49, -
g'na 1t Is ordered that I1c appear mere WiInIa ia
ol;e I!oL''' ''i'ci ~ ;t ''S
"''''o = ~ ~ 49, ~ .iI
>r - > f5lI;I,!l1t ~ III +, ,,.,4,.,
" ~. a. IL TAX = 90, " -, ~ .v4'
MINER, /. y. sep --1--L.E y nv
r RULES HELD IN THE CLERk'S
Il Office Of the County Court of Fairfax
County. for the month ii September 1860:
,Toscn6 Thornton oft. ". BENZ Thornton ptt
-in ,l,h,
T1I,r The object of rhi, sliit i 70 recover Of
st , with interest thereon from the 10th Of
August, 1865, until paid, and 80 attach a tract
OF land, in the County Of Fairfax, containing
eight thousand and ten acres, also another tract
Of land in the said county, containing, 435 acres.
the property of the detcndant conveyed to him
by Reginald Fairfax, TO satisfy and pay the
plaintiff the debt aforesaid.
ItaDDeallng by affidavit flea that the said
defendant is not a resident Of inc State Of }ir
oinia. 1t is ordered that be appear here within
one month after due publication hereof and
do what is necessary to protect his interest.
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NoTICE persons IN ny t@4 y w I'LL p oT s.,
7 A Brewis. All bills OF mine that are not
n ~ within reasonable tine viii be PLACED n
The ne hands of officer for colect!on All per
sons having claims agains5 ne VII PLEASE Pre-
eolic - Al, Va Sent 1s 1856 ser 1911
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Eo1 ~ mi ~ t;n o'as SCI, 29-tf
PIANO TUNER AND IeFGUDATOH
VIII attend promptly to she Tuning ana re
,,airing Of Pianos, Melodeons, Accogdcon3ss &C.
Isse.l Orders Will be received at Mr. Kobe5t
Rens Rook Store, No 81. King street; with
M John e. Parrots. and - : : $ residence.
y '~ Kicker also offers his services and long
ovnn~;ooce IN the business s. persons wanting
new Pianos, and wishing tsc advice q a. ape
and disinterested Judge. ap 80
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CUSTOM cARDING
AND CLOTH DRESSING.
ClAnx's M,IL. Nav 10 tHI


hereby give notice TO my numerous custom.
ers, that have, at largo expense. increased
my facilities for doing Custom Carding and
Cloth Dressing the present season. ~,
am now ready for work. and with my In.
creased facilities think shall DO able TO do !,
as fast ns wanted, or at least, ut very short no.
tice. The hest Of cards, machinery and work.
,nen are employed. and i guarantee the best OF
work, At reasonable prices. All business tran.
.nctions with my customers shall be satisfactory,
or ut least, just and honorable.
R- Charles Nutter. Main street. Saco vii.
liam Millikeu. IT.. Salmon Falls, and josiah N.
Jones, Wnterborough Centre. are my agents to
receive wool and cloth, also to deliver and sct.
lie for the same when done. All work left with
the above named persona, will he rs well and
promptly done rs IL left ut the Mill, and ii
same prices. ~ -. - t-a. llfs 'alu...
I shall also purchase wool, 10 large or small
quantities, for which shall pay the highest
market price, In cash or cloths, ms may be de.
sired. My cloths viii he selected expressly for
pear, not altogether for profit, though gain
Is the end" acknowledge. h'Ii - O., 7lH.I ~
THIS Mills situated In Hollis, on the river
road leading from Moderation to Benny Eagle.
three. fourths Of one mile distant from each
place. P.0. address. West Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, JR.. Prop'r.
on i..gp. .Hr'fWUu WnfIlM SMALL AVent.
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Misfellaneous.
Mistaken LenisuCY to Rebels.

The Raleigh Progress dcnounces the reck.
less use OF the pardoning power in North
Carolina. II says:
"This misplaced leniency is making the
leading rebels Of the State. who are daily
receiving pardons, still more defiant and dis
loyal than before. Comprising the public
men Of tho State, they have all been desis-
nat,d us delegates to the coming State Con-
yention. which body it is known they will
cou,rol The negroes and Union men are
the special objects Of their hatred. and whose
protection depends entirely upon the enforce
ment Of the coniscation law, which disarms
only the disloyal who will b. beyond the
reach OF the Federal authorities as soon as
the new State Government is inaugurated.
IL is understood that this element, who hold
State securities for upwards Of iorty millions
Of dollars contracted since the rebellion for
war purposes. will make strong effort to
have the same assumed by not providing
nghtust " IN tho ucW OOitstttutiOu, out icuN-
ing il to future legislation. Owing to this
unexpected exhibition OF disloyalty and vim
dictive arrogance, the Union men are endea-
voring to have the call for State Convention
delayed until after Congress meets. which
will save time us well rs great expense, as
the proposed Constitution is destined To be
r'pudia,cd by the people. Us it is very APP
parent il will be Of an obn ,xious character,
Judging from the material designated to com
pse that boiy.
These treacherous leaders. who have been
p,rdoncj through Gov. Iioljen's recommen-
d,tions, are now organizing in every county.
and assert that their party is strong enough
Ia defeat Mr.. Holden or any other candidate
for Governor who hils To identify himself
With them. Gov. Holden drafted call for
"a convention some time since, and sent il to
President johnson for his ratification. Since
then the opposition To an early convention
has assumed formidable proportions, and is
daily gaining strength"
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A Lazy ~ A DiLKxxA.--A mortifying but
ludicrous incident occurred on Saturday. on
Fourth street. near the Post Office. A lady
o, mos. expensive and dazzling exterior was
gliding gracefully up street., when the net.
works containing the bunch OF hair at the
back o, her head became in some way de-
tached. and. shocking 10 relate, fell to the
ground, carrying along its hirsute contents,
which. we believe, il known ia fashionable
p,rlancc ~ the waserialI."l The lady, who
immediately became conscious Of the ca.as-
trophe. paused. blashed. and was in the ac,
Of stopping To recover her head.sear. wirn
AN uamannerly dog. OF the Scotch terrier
species. miS'aki"g il probably for a rat,
pouncsd upon is. seized ID between his teeth.
and commenced shaking the queer looking
article with vchcmcncc that must hs ve
placed his own neck in danger oi dislocation.
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SuEgIpAN's MopE on FlGnriSo Every
master Ut battle tactics has favorite mode
OF fighting, varied Of course by circumstan-
Geo. and especially by the wary dispositions
II the enemy A study Of Sheridap's cam
p,iyns will, we think, disclose the peculiari.
iyol his very readily. His success has been
most brilliant; the secret Of it is very sim.
pie. ln the FIRST place, As we were told by
an enthusiastic private, just home from the
wars, "Phil. Sheridan fights to win" 9th
cr generals naneuvre, and try to outwit tho
plans Of the enemy, to excel in offensive bat
tie; the offensive Of such is always weak
Sheridan's is always on the offensive. We
do not now speak Of Sheridan's raids, which
although conducted in the most mastery
manner, are subordinate in character to 9TH
err plans, and usually seek to elude tho enc
my. But no; in his grand tactics, as dis
played at Winchester, Cedar Creek and Five
Forks. We observe principle which finds its
expression in the following order OF attack !:
lie organizes his army into three divisions
two strong parallel columns Of attack,
thrown with the ficrcest impetuosity upon
the engny. and a reserve in rear. When
the battle RACES in front, 30 that his foe Is
fully engaged, his reserve, moving by the
f,nk, usually the right, makes double file
around upon the flank and rear Of the ear
ncs,ly employed enemy, and rolls him up on
the centre. just such was the tactics OF
Deaix and Kellcrman at Marengo. The for
ner moved his six thousand infantry by the
main road upon Gen. Zach's triumphant nd.
vance from Allcsandria, while the latter,
moving by the right. made double left turn
upon Piatti's Austrian horse, and won the
day. Sheridan's invariable success, then,
has been due to the great carnestness and
valor with which he always imbues his
troops. and then to his tactics OF two col
umns and banking reserve United States
Serrio Mago:ine. -e.a- o.
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ScroGla

Is t.,nt or Infection In tho human orga nlsui Act
ing like latent poison u reduces the vitality Of
tho blood Constitutions affected with ScrotulA are
more than any others subjected TO diseases, and
have less power IN Withstand or recover irom THEM.
The scroila faint or Injection Is hereditary In the
desccnding IRON parents 70 children
until the third generation "-ani should be attend
ed ~ In son and We honestly believe by the
timely use or DIR. LaroOkahs sarsaparilla C~n'
check ed and In the majority of cases cured Drop
So and Dropsical swelings are cured by this gres'
Alternative McJIcine. #Hf. ....| #...
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: THE UNION 6 J0URNAL,

The whole proceeding was 50 irrssissioly
comic that Il excited the merrimeut OF the
bystander. who INDUCED in an ungallant
guifaw, as the aba.hsd hair one heat hasty
retreat to the opposite corner, leaving her
waterfall prize to the pestiferous rat
tcrrier.-I1re Hanie Express.
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9odrp.
O Sum m err Sea.


nv vIIIIAN N. GLAzika.
O summer Sea, thy marmurins waves are Singing
A song Of sweetness In my listening eArs'
Youth, love AMI hope, that luiins strain o'i"s"s
BACK 10 my heart, In foru,s distinct AMI Clear.
Ar.lu see the glosious visions q Lies moruing
Il.e on my slght and make the darkness lice,
A-ain upou Thy shores at daylights dawning,
walk with ooe beloved, summer Sea!
The .oit waves kiSs her FRET and love 10 inger
rpou the beach where her lish, feet have straycd,
Nov In thy tile she dips her soowy finger,
And nov eei u on my forehead laid.
81 sign thee with sign" she fosily murnurs,
AIi turns her blashlng fee away fr,sn me,
.rhoa shalt h. happy, love, through many summers,
And viii love thee, hsar me, Summer sea'"
rhou heari'st the vow, O gentle sumner SEA-
Thou beari'st IT, laughing in the morning nay,
Thou kpowest well that Love, the earliest ccner,
l. very prone 10 make the shortest day,
rhs sign dried up beneath the rays of morning,
The vow found wings as t,st and Car 10 nee,
Nov prefer my sleep at daylghts daNnins,
To wandering On Thy Shores, o summer Sea!
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important to the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues to be consulted st his once.
Nos. sad RndIcott Street. boston, on al dissss.
es % . PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE: ny
ID: Dow has now the qualification Of presenting the
nnfoftunats With remedies that bare never failed
70 cure the most alarming cases OF Gsne,rAoa and
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4 Ladies who are troubled With any dlsesss
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For P.riSiny the Blood.

There Is nothing now boforc tho public which can
eauel I.arookah's Sarsaparilla Compound. IL ID .
great promoter OF health. when used In the spring
~ remove all hunors that inest The system ut that
season or the year. Nature shosld be assisted TO
do this through, Its own channels by this ureat Az.
tersltlvo Medicine. r.. l... .H.
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II the storm Of adversely whistles around
you, whistle as bravcly yourself; perhaps
the two whistles may make melody.
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mo HIGHLY, IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

Oh. DOW, Physician and Surgeon No. , 4 2 En'
dicott Street, Boston, consulted daily All DIS
Uteri. or falling VI the Womb, fiuor Albus, sup-
preston. and other menstrual dsranysmsns, are
now treated upon new pathological prlnclples, AND
speedy RELIEF guaranteed In q very fow days 30
Invariably certain "a the new mode OF t!eatmeoti
hat most obstinate complaints yield under IT, ana
ne aiicted person soon reloices in perfect health
The cure Of diseases OF women and children. than
any other ply stefan in-Boston, ana has nnce 1919,
confined hs Whole attention W the cure OF private
diseases and Female Complaints. -. 80 =. .
m. Ball letters must contain four req stamps
or they will not be answered. NJ
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ErysipeIns,

Dolls Tumors, or Salt Rheuni, Ulcers, Sores. &c
Moderate doses three times q day will usually OF
feet the cure or the above coinplai nis but often re
luires considerable time.
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N..rnlr,u, Headache

AMI various disorders Of the nervous system ire
nentIy arise from low state Of the constitution
III health, and are cured by this powerful remedy