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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-12

cnces, Sins of Society, Whom to Elect,
Questions for Debating Societies,
Entomology, by John Neal "Out of
Place." by Mrs. Willis Truth and
Error, "Quack Medicines" Tagging
aud Elogging, Female Suffrage, For
eign Airs, etc. A rich numbcr.-
Twenty cents, or So a year. Fowler
u Wells, N. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-12
CoLuMnIAs September 8.

Tho business before the General
Assembly is enough to keep it in ses-
sion for some time. Relief for antici-
pated suffering in tho State from short
crops, is likely to engage q good deal
Of interest. 1T will require very
vast amount of supplies to meet the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-12

463, ,40l, Total $2,37l 1923.
Totcl not returned, 2,6l8
466, l09, total No. acres in tho District,
which have como to tho knowledge of tho
collector.
Value of town lots, $2O7, 1876, at Is cent
pcr $lOq.
No. of capitation returns including freed
men who paid, 90l at $500 each.
Employmci:ts and professions So, 070 at
G0 cents per 500
No. Of dogs returned 1854 at $1.0O per
head.
Sales Of goods by residents, $4o,4l3 at
20 cents per $l00.
Sole Of goods by transient persons $3.50
at $l.00 per 500.
/ Spurious Liquors, $780 at 500, per 500.
Value Of cotton on hand 1st October,
1865, $87 ,067 at 81 90 per 500.
Sales of cotton from lst May to 1st Oot.,
$150,9T3 ut 81 90 per $lOO
Gross general taxes, $9,SO3.
Assessment Commissioners Of
Poor 20 per- cent less COL
lector's commissions, So, ,643,87
Assessment Commissioners Of
Public Buildings, 6 per
cent less commissions, CAT. OF
Assessment Commissioners of
Roads and Bridges Is per
cent less commissions, 1,887,5
Total Net Local Assessment $4,558. 40
Net General Tax paid into
- Treasury, sos11e, 10
and Commissioners, Sl3,G75.lV
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COMMERCIAL.


WINNsBoRo, Sept. lo.-Cotton-.
Mono Offering.
Country Flour, 50 o..
Baltimore Flour $l5. l6 per barrel.
Lard, 81 to 3Oc per pound.
Corn, $500 per bushel.
Peas, Sl.75 per bushel.
Bacon Sides, 27c per pound.
Shoulders, 23c. per pound
Mcal $500 per bushel
Sorghum, SOC per gallon.
Salt, s..
Yarn, $3.50 u $500.
Butter, 25c. per pound.
Eggs, l24 Is per dozen.
Tobacco, 45 to $l.lO per pound.
Gold, 40.
CHARLoTrE, Sept. 8, ls66.-Cotton.
Sales of fow bales to day at ID a 27t
cents, tax paid.
New Flour, $1,000. Northoru
$3.50 l4.00 per barrel.
Bacon, 81 a 22c. per pound.
Corn, $3.50 a 1.60 per bushel, in de-
mand.
Peas, sl.45 l.5o por buslel.
Meal $l:7o Sl.75 per bushel..
Wheat, $3.50.
Oats, rs 80 per bushel.
Sorghum, SOC. per gallon.
Gold, $l.40.
Silver, $l.35.
-~~~~-oo>>~~~~~-
COLUMBIA, Sept. 8.-Cotton, II to-
20, gold; 90 to %, currency.
Corn, $l.50 to LIS per bnshel.
Flour, $40 to II per barrel.
Oats, go to TOO per bushel.
Peas, $500 to 2.25 per bushel.
Hay, 81 Is to $50. ~
Rice, Rangoon. prime, IL to 14o :;
Carolina Is to &C..
Tobacco, 4oc. to 200 per pound.
Coin, gold 4Ss to A..
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Notice.

hereby given that application will be-
T. made at tho next regular session of tho
Legislature for renewal and amendment of9
The Charter Of tho Town of Winnsborouph.
o.. " sept 11-tf
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03

STILL THEY CoME.-If our old Merchants have
been provident enough to take care of their old
Signs, the painters in Norfolk will have a dull
season of it for some time to come.
Within day or two, it has been our pleasure
10 record the return to active business of a most
worthy gentleman, who we believe is the nestor
of trade in our goodly city. We refer to the
President of the Merchants and Mechanics Ex-
change, Charles Reid, Esq, long may he live to
she'd upon his native city, the lustre of his good
name.
And Rogers, William B., he who has buffitted
the storms of trade in this city for thirty two
years. is still afoat, with sound hull, and as for
rigging, we never saw him look as ''snug" as he
docs now. Verify "Old virginny never Tires"
Active and deligent and punctual in trade, we
hope for many years to come, to see his name
sdorn the irm of VIM. B. Rogers Co.
But beside these, we have another name well
known to trade in this city: We allude to ".
D. Reynolds, ESQ.,, once again he is on Roanoke
Square, with full stock of groceries, ready and
willing to sell to all good customers
Thus is our dear Old City looming to herself"
II our old Merchants will take hold in earnest,
sisted by the enterprising new men amongst us,
we shall have big town on this spot in few
years.
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HEALTH OFFICE REPORT.

The following is a statement of the deaths in
the city of Norfolk, during the month of January,
1866:
White Males-Phthisis, 2 Cholera Morbus, 2 !;
Infantile Commissions, Dysentery, 2 Conges-
tive Chill, Erysipelas. Debilitas, l Still
born, / Insanity, l Total IL.
White Fsmales-TyphoidFeve 2 ; Dropsy, Q;
variela, Il Apoplexy, l; Phtbisis, l Eryspe-
las, ; Cancer Uterus, Burns, l Total 10.
Colored Males Phthsis, Q; Pneumonia, 2;
Variola, q Inanition, 2 Still born, 2 Infantie
Commissions, 1 ; Congestion of Brain, il Secon-
dairy Syphilis, Acute Gastrisis, l ; Pleuresy,
l Chronic Diarrhoea, l Total Is.
Colored Females-Phthsis, Infantile Con-
vuIsions, Dysentery, l; Typhoid Fever,
Old Age, l Unknown, l Total g.
Ages-l of 81 years, l of Is, of 50, from so
to 60, from 40 to so, from 80 to 40, 3 from
20 70 80, 6 from 10 to 20, from to 10, years
and under, II Total AZ.
Whites, 22-Blacks rs.
Increase since last Monthly Report 2.
A. T. BELL, Md,
Health Officer.
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!" o M E A G AIN.

E. J. GRIFFITH & Co. desire to inform the pub
lie that they have returned to their old stand,
No. II east side Market Square, sign of the d.
lock, where they propose conducting the Hard
soare business in all its various branches, and on
a more extensive Gale than ever.
An experience of tweaty,seven years in the
trade in this city has given them some idea of the
wants of the people, and they intend giving their
customers the benefit of it. The stock (Which is
being added to daily is well assorted and worthy
the attention of all, and the Proprietors hope, BY
liberal dealing and low prices, to secure fair
share of patronage, making No. II emphatically
the Peoples Hardware Store.
Just received of direct importation from Eng
land Rogers's & Woetenholm's Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Trace, Back, and Tug Chains, Curry
Combs, Padlocks, Double Guns, &C., American
Goods, such as Cut and Wrought Nails, Axes,
Shovels, Spades, Forks, Sleeves, Rope, Cotton and
Wool Cards, and Shelf Goods generally on hand.
NJ rchants, Mechanics, Contractors, Farmers,
Housekeepers and everybody should examine the
STOCK No. II, sign of the Paddock, before buy
ing elsewhere.
P. S. Store formerly occupied by us, I'd and Sd
floors, 25 Market Square, for rent.
E. j. GRIFFITH CO.,
jan30 Hardware Importers.
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SEVERE AocrDENr.-Ye sterday about O'Clock
Charles Reid the son of James Reid the Baker,
on Main Street, while engaged at work in the
Steam Bakery of his father was very severely in
jured, by portion Of the Machinery. While
feeding the dough breaker, he attempted to brush
some particles Of -four from the lower roller, and
bis right arm was caught between the two rollers,
drawn in, and SO terribly crushed and mashed
that it burst above the elbow. Fortunately how
ever no bones were broken, though the arm is
badly lascerated. But for the presence of mind,
and prompt action of the foreman Augustus
Bowman, the arm would have been wrenched
from the shoulder. Mr.. Bowman, as soon as he
saw the accident, threw the band from the Wheel
and quickly stopped the machinery. DR.. James
Gait was called in to dress the wound, and attend
the sufferer who was quite weak from the loss of
blood.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03

HIsHLY CENsURABLE.-The citizens of Ports
mouth generally, and the ladies particularly, COM
plain ofthe practice, on the part of many persons
near the town, of target-fring, and shooting pis-
tnls and muskets against the walls of the City Gem
etery, at times endangering the lives of as ers
by, and greatly disfguring the appearance of the
wallis This is one OF the fashionable promen AIDES
through the Fort Lane, in summer time, and This
abuse of the property should be prevented There
used to be committee of the G uncil whose blu j.
ness it to see to the affairs of this Cemetery;
and we think it advisable that such oneshould be
appointed now. We are told that it is common
sight to see one or two contrabands playing old
sledge on the tomb-stones.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03

FUNERAL NorICE.-The Funeral of THOMAS
GATEwooD, Esq, an old resident of this city, will
take place this Saturday afterReon, at o'clock
from the Richmond Steamer. Friends and ac-
quaintances invited to attend.
New Advertisements.
The fol owing new Advertisements appear in
this mornings PAPER, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
Checks for Sale.-$l, $50 worth of checks on the
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank, for sale
by Lepage Bros
Coal, Lun,be Lime, &c.-5,0O0 bushels of Red
Ash Coal, 10000 feet yellow pine, 100 bbls Ce-
ment, Lime and Plaster for sale by w. r. C. Land.
Lost.-On Main street last evening, a large gold
and enameled Bracelet. Liberal reward will be
paid on delivery at this Office
Schooner at Auction.-Besdes the MANY other
articles already noticed, F. F. Ferguson will sell,
to-day at IL o'clock, the schooner Crittenden.
Pocket Book Lost.-A III ok morocco pocket
book, con aiming &c., A reward of $40 will be
paid forits delivery 10 Moses F. Murden, stall No.
49sin the Market
Bacon and Lard, Ground Coffee in kegs, Farina,
Corn STA Oh, and Raisins, &C., for sale by Russell
McCour give them call.
Cooperage.-Person desiring Sugar, Rum, and
Mola, ses HID. Shocks, can be furnished by VIM.
j.. Morrisett, No. 2, Wood>ide's Lane, on the
wharf.
Old Virginia neper tire.--50 frkins prime Vir-
ginia Mountain Butter, for sale low at No. Roam
oke square.
Deming Spreads himself on his Isle of Wight
Bacon and Baltimore corned beef. Give him a
call, and t y botn.
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mayors CoURT, Norfolk, Thomas G. Fabb,
Presiding
Yesterday the Watch report the city very
quiet, and the streets as dark as usual. No gar
roting since the goth n Y. left--strange but
may be accounted for by the activity of the Secret
Police, which has been organized since their de-
parture.
Mary Jane Veazey, gay and winsome lassie,
was arrested by the night Police for allowing her
temper to get SO much the mastery of her, as to
cause the fair amazon to split her lopyer's head
open with stick of wood-"cruel, cruel Marie
jane" No one appearing against her, the dear
creature was turned loose.
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PoRr OF Nosrolk AND PoRrsAoorn, Feb. Z
ARRIVALS.


Str James 7. Brady, Lands, fin ltimore..
Str Thomas Kelso, Russell, FIN Baltimore
Str City of Richmond, Strauahan, FIN Rich
mond.
Schr Wild Cat, Morris, Scuppernong, FIN N c
Sehr Tow Path, Ludford, FIN Scuppe rnong
Schr Maria Ann, Rhodes, Tyrell, fin CT
Schr Yanzant, Galloway, fin Warwick, Va
Schr Triumph, Wescott, Hartford, FIN N G..
Schr Southener, Pardy, City.
Schr No. II, Reading railroad, Biiglow, from
Richmond, to Johnston Bro.
Schr No. II, Reading railroad, Davis, from
Richmond, to Johnston Bro.
VIA ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL
Schr Camden, Union, Fanshaw corn, to Gran
Steam tug Chowan, CAIN with barges Oneida
and w H N Smith, Mercer, FIN Canal, corn to
John James.
Master
Schr Topaz, Ludford, FIN Tyrell, shingles, to B.
Bockover.,,
Schr Mary Ellen, Newlin, FIN Chowan, tar,
cotton and shingles, to B Bockever...
| sengers, Marshal Parks
| Str BERTHE, Dolan.
Barge Rhinibich and two lighters, I'm Pungo,
| 2I4 cords wood to Gordon Co.
| Boats Banner, Annie Todd, Dolphin Hard
Times and Blossom, FIN G, poultry, potatoes,
&C., to Masters.
Lighter Black Hawk, 80 cords wood.
Str Emma Dunn, I'm Roanoke river, cotton
&c.
Str D Coleman, FIN Roanoke river, cotton,
&C., to Gordon Co.
DEPARTURES.
Str James T. Brady, Lands, for Baltimore.
Str Thomas Kelso, Russell, for Baltimore
Str M Martin, Livingston, for Richmond.
Str Vineland, Bowers, for Newbern.
Str Our Flag. -, G.
Str Clinton, Slocum, Newbern.
Str Jenny Lind, Staples, for N G.
Schr Montgomery, -,
Schr Spray, Walker, for Petersburg.
Schr Corene, CLANCY, Baltimore.
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GROCERIES,! GROCERIES,

IA hhds Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars,
rs bbls G. b. crushed and powdered Sugar,
30 sacks Rio Coffee,
l25 boxes Adamantine Candles,
20 boxes Mould Candles,
$50 bbls Flour, assorted brands,
10 bbls Molasses, Is boxes Tobacco,
~ boxes Pipes, 30 kegs Butter,
10 boxes Cheese, Is kegs..Southampton Lard,
% dozen brooms, 100 reams Straw Paper,
70 bbls Herrings, so drums Figs,
30 cadys Tea, 100 gross Backing,
In store and for sale low to the trade.
feb WI ALLEN & co.
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quite lively time in Portsmouth, among the nu-
inerous sports of that fast little city. We learn
that they "put the town to rights" by taking
down signs, unhanging gates, and many other
like amusing pranks. A friend informs us that
he found nine gates piled up in his porch Friday
morning. This sport might have been considered
funny twenty years ago, but cannot be tolerated
now. Young America must find other amuse-
ments than whiskey drinking, and making night
hideous with his drunken carousals, else Mayor
Collins will be after them with sharp stick
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TIE WEATHER..-Ye sterday morning the wealth
er was delightfully."- pleasant, with just sufficient
wind to show off neat fitting bamorals to advan-
tage-not bit more. Our streets were crowded
with the fair and fashionable, and no doubt our
Dry Goods dealers did heavy business, for the
weather for several days previous was so disa-
greeable, that the ladies could not venture out.
Towards evening it gradually clouded up, and
when we went to press, there was every indica-
ton of snow
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03

NORFOLK No. 1.-The final trial of this fine
Steam Engine took place yesterday afternoon,
about clock, at the foot of Commerce ST., and
gas gas witnessed by quite number OF our citizens.
OF water. The trial was eminently successful,
and the Firsman's Bride seems to improve upon
experiments, each day doing better than the day
previous. She is treasure, and Captain Ned
says is worth her weight in ,oiId cats The United
boys should well be proud of her, for she has no
bly, come up to their expectations.
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FarnDMEs's Counr, Charles E. Johnston, Pre-

FREEDMEN's CouRr, Charles E. Johnston, Pre-
siding
Yesterday we only noticed two cases. Angus
tus Burgess, Teutonic Butcher, was arraigned
of stealing his Bitters, and various and sundry
other articles The court fined him $40 for ia
king the law in his own hands, and he was adj
vised to keep his whiskey where Mary could not
get at it.
ing from lady of color, was discharged, there
being not the slightest grounds for such accuse
ton,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03

The FAIR-Again we must call the attention
of our readers, to the fair being held in John
stons Hall, for the benefit of the Hospital of St.
Vincent de Paul. Tonight everybody should be
there for in addition to their usual attrac lions
the splendid portraits of Generals Lee and Jack
ratified for.
We tender our thanks for the waiter of excel
lent goodies sent us, and assure the fair donors
that their kindness as well as the chicken salad
was highly appreciated, Ito say nothing of the
pizen-things
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FAST DRIvINa Complaints are being maze by
the citizens of Portsmouth of the reckless manner
of driving vehicles through their streets. Yester-
day the little son of Mr. McNair was run over on
Washington st. and badly hurt by the carelessness
Of a hackman. DR.. JAS Parrish was immediate
y sent for and succeeded in relieving the suffer-
ings of the little fellow.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03

CHANGE FOR THE BErrER.-By reference to our
intends issping the Day Book in the afternoon.
and thus afford our patrons an opportunity, OF
learning the news of today instead of yeterday;
This change has long since been wished for, ana
will doubtless be gratifying to our readers as TO
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03

The SMALL Pox IN EDENroN, N. CA cores
pondent, writing US from Edenton, N. c., Jan'ry
Slst, says:
There are two cases of Small Pox in this place,
and the citizens met to-day to appoint commit
tee to prepare Hospital for those cases, and to
devise measures to prevent it from becoming an
epidemic
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created in the neighborhood of Middle Street
Portsmouth yesterday, by the burning of chm
ney. Several parties were alarmed forthe safety
OF their dwellings, but every thing was quieted
down, by the extinction of the fire.
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HH-- - -
DIED.

of Pneumonia, after very short illness, a.
Clairmont, the seat of Major William Allen, OF
James river, on the 9th ultimo, DR.. ROBERT r.
RIToHIE, second son of the late Mr.. Thomas
Richie. His remains now rest at Low er Bran
don, his home for so many years.
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LOCAL.

NorIcE.-Persons on the Portsmouth side, hav-
nu advertisements orders for job printing, COM
mnnicatons, or local items of interest, will please
cave them at the auction store of Messrs. Hatton
Maupin, on Crawford street, and they will be
attended to.
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of Adams Express Co. will accept our thanks for
hisoft repeated kindnesses in sending us late pap
ers ahead of the mails. Maybe continue so to do,
and may he live thousand years, and "eat the
hen that scraches on bis grave"
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poor darkey, who was sent to Jail for marry,
ing two wives excuses himself by saying that
when he had one she fought him, but when he
bad two, they fought each other.
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little fellow, going to church for the first
time where the pews were very high, was
asked, on coming out, what he did in church,
when he replied, 81 went into a cupboard and
took seat on a shelf"
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NO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

have this day taken into Co-partnership with
me my son, GEoReE @. REID, and will continue.
under the firm of Charles Reid & Son, the Gen
eral Commission business heretofore carried on
by me.
jan27 CHARLES REID.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-02-03

MAYoEB COUNT, FoTtdm0NH, Daniel CoslTln
presiding.
Dull day yesterday. Watch report the city
quiet. Isaac P. Luke arraigned for selling meal
BY measure instead by weight, was fined ST.
and told to sin no more.
Charles Bone, arrested on complaint of Cha's
Smith, charged with threatening his life, was dis
missed, no one appearing against him.
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MARRIED,

At the Church of the Epiphany, in Danville,
by Rev. Dr.. Dame. on Tuesday the Esd January,
Capt. A. NICK. P1rTMAN, late of the Confederate
Army, and Miss MARY VIRGINIA GARaErr, of
Danville.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY F. f. FERGUSON, Auctioneer.

T WILL Sell on SATURDAY next at
4 IL o'clock, No. pair of MULES, just from
the country, where they have been worked for
will be sold without reserve. They are kind and
gentle in all harness.
ALSO,
One two-horse WAGON, with harness COM
plete.
ALSO,
j TAT IL o'clock, the SCHOONER Crittenden.
Our usual sale of FURNITURE, &C.. at eleven
o'clock F. F. FERGUSON,
feb Ltd Auctioneer.
MOORE'S NIGHT AUCTIONS COM
lNl mence tonight at As Main street. Don't
fail to go. most attractive and varied stock of
Fancy and Staple Goods will be offered. Those
night sales will continue indefinitely. jan31-lw
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NOTICE is hereby given, that at the
~ first meeting of the Common Council of the
City of Portsmouth, to ce beld in the month
of March next shall apply to the said unel.to
issue to scrip or scrips for the sum of $725 So,
which was issued to my wife, who was Annie Bin
ford and standing in her name on the books OF
the said Council, which said scrip or scrips have
been lost.
jan30-tu-4t ARCHIE B. CIV ATHME1'
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LATE PApERs.--Our thanks are due and are
hereby rendered to Mr.. John A. Barnes, the
J courteous employee of the National Express and
Transportation Co., for late papers in advance of
the mails.
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IOHN G.. SMITH Baker-No.
j II. Bank Street, Norfolk, Virginia.

JOHN G.. SMI I'll - Baker-NO.
u II. Bank Street. Norfolk, Virginia,
Keeps constantly on hand a superior quality o
LOAF BREAD. Also Butter, Sugar, soda and
Water Crackers, &C., WHOLESALE ana retail. Fancy
Cakes and Pies always fresh. AMPLY
VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerk
Y Office fthe County Court OF Princess Anae
on the first Monday in January, 1866,
Harrison Fl. Banks, administrator of
the Estate of Tho's FL. Banks, decd,
Plaintiff, In Case.
against
James S. Cornick, Defendant
The Plaintiff having filed his declaration in this
suit, the object of which is to of the De-
PENDANT $40 SO due by account. with interest from
the 7th day of November, 1865, till paid, and an
attachment having been issued, and levied on,
" Three tracts OF land near the Eastern Shore
Chapel. containing about 1900 acres, and another
tract near London Bridge, containing about 100,
all the undivided interest of the Defendant, JAS
S. Cornick, in said tracts of land which descend
ed to him from his father, Jno. Cornick, deceased
adjoining John W. Stone and others; and it APP
pearing by affidavit that tn. defen liant ID not
resident of this State it is ooered that the said
wefendant, James S. Cornick, do appear re
dthin one month after aue public ttlon hereof,
and do what's necessary to protect his lntel est.
A copy-Teste
jan23-tu-4t j. j. BURROUGHS, @. G.
A COKE, pQ
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NOTICE.-The Firm of r. Ill. OH AM
~ BERLAINE & SONS having been dissolved
on the 3Oth June, 1861, the undersigned will re-
sumo the business at their Office, No. II Roanoke
Street, next to the Day Book Building, under
the firm and style of CHAMBERLAINE BRo's."
VIM. W. CHAMBERLAINE,
RICH'D CHAMBERLAINE,
feb 2-tf special Partner.