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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20
In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee,

In Cnancery at Carthage, lennes5ee.
DE-EMsEB 2srH, 1865
L. Il. CsGdgeil, vs. Elisssr Smith, aud others.
IN this cause. It appeari5g 70 thu Clerk snd Mas
ter that the names and residences Of the hers o
def. b k. Allen, des'd, are unknosn, so that the
ordinary pro,e = OflaW caHnot be served upon them;
It II therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive week., in the Nashvlle Union,
q neus yaper published in the c ~ Of Nashville, Ten
Hessee. 80 luii. ns said heirs 70 appear NJ the next
term OF rne thsucery Court OF mi h county. 10 be
held at the Crutt house 10 Carthage, on the tn I'd
Mondsy IN February, 1866. then snd there 70 plead,
answer or demur to cOmplalnsntis bill, or the same
Will be taken Tor confessed and set Tor hearing ex
Tare, as 70 them.
janitv a. D. H. CAMPBELL, C. 4 NJ.
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No. ga.

nos EENT-A new Frame Rouse Of rooms,
y II North Nashville, nea- the residence Of M.
,. r Chearhsm. Frce $50 per Annum.
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No. 229.

TOR sALE-so, 40, or SfY feet front on North
: Cherry Street, los feet deep, next north OF the
COMMERCIAL Hotel. This is a central business 10
caitY. Price $50 per foot. One-halfcssh, balance
IN ! and 2 years interest and nen.
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OFFICE or GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
n aNn n n " pamnoapa

OFFICE or GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
N c. AND N. &. n. W. RAILROADS,
nashville, Tenn Get 9th, lssh.
an and after Tuesday, Oct 10, 1865 snd until fur
y ther notice, Passenger Trains will Iun as fol
OWs
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LEAVE Nashville for Cbattano, "a, and all points
South st A. NJ. Arrive at Chattanooga st 6:20 ?. n
Returning Leave Chattanooga 81 Gao = =
ArIfyaat Nashville 81 5.f5E- n.
ShelbyU1e Accommodation, leave Nashville st
$40 p. T.. arrive at sheihyyIle 81 100. p n.
Returning-Iesye Shelbyylle 81 54O A. n, az
rive al 9.55 4. 4.
NASHVILLE &NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave NRshYlle Tor JohusOnFhle, sud all points
West and Northwest al G ?. n srnve at Johnson
vile At II p. !.
R~eturning-Leave JohnsonVlle $50 A. y, srhYe
81 Nashville AZ 6;5IA-H
Trains on N. 4 n. ". r. r. connect At Johnson
vile with first clsss line Of Steamers for Psduesh,
Cairo and st. Louis.
Trains stop Atall intermediate points.
VIM. P. INNES, Genl Sunt
~. { c, AMI n 3 n. ". K. A'ds.
Oct lQ-tF
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No. 22O.

EOR RENT-FiTe rooms in third story, south
JIG west corner Cedar and Cherry street, for two
years from January lst, 1850, At 800 per snnum,
and $500 bonus. These rooms are we'll located for
business ornces, and cheaper thal any We know
oi-svemgirg Sl3 50 per month for each.
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In ChaneeIy ct Carthage. Tennessee.

JANUkEY 6TH, ls5R.
David DAVIS, and Others
vs.
julia nurhsm and others.
rs this cause. &c spGe- ring 10 The CLERK sod Mas
ter thU Anrrew DlIham and Iphths Durham are
non-resldents 4fthe StsfNCi Tenressre. 80 that the
ordinary process o. 8. csunoi ba serred uuoB
tenn IT'S therefore ordered that pub a. on Ll
made for tour successive weeks. ia She Nashville
Union, a newspaper published 10 the city OF Nash,
slls, Tennessee, requiring said dc ondsnts 10 sp
pczr ~ Tie next Term Of the Cbaucpry Court oi
Smith county, 20 he held at The Court house N
Carthage, on tho third Mo-day M February, 1866.
20 ansaer compliments ON. or the same VIII be
8 ken fer confessed Eutsei Tor hearing eyrarte p
90 thsm, D. h. CAMPBELL c. an.
I~aall-Fsr
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
JANUAEl Runs ls6'.
Richard Il. Roland, Admir- CT all
n. nesn q ais

tbs bill bang fled by the Adminislr ator for the
purpose OF winding Up the estate Of jefferson Dean,
decd, under the inso vent Laws Of the State, and
having suggested the mso.vency OF the sare: It is
Ia reiore ordered that publication he made ia the
Nashville Union. requ ring All pc sons Interested to
come forward and exhibit their demands snd have
themselves made parties - ihe suit and for all
crcdi-ors, or persons having claims against tie es-
tste. t. a. pe r and hls Their claims, authenticated
a. the law dIrecis. on or before the nrst Munlsy "
Msv5 1850. or The sane VIII be forever barred
jsnii vs. d Il. CAMPBELL, G., & NJ.
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Type Foundry and Printers Emporium.
Established ISIS.
HAGAR & Co,


mHls Cd established F0undT hsvlnE Izr-e a.
l. sortmeuf o. Book. NeWspspar. rs and Or
mental Type, the -prouuetcrs ars u-ars-sf ia
ampiefsulhes 70 promptly execute ali ordar- ~
same, and bruirg mstsnals OF every desrrpaan
inciudlng Presses Of al Manufacturer. ooifT-Gn
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Medical Department,

COL. CSC. 3. COOPER Z. s. A,
Medical Director. Department Of the Cumberland.
Office 81 Summer street.
II. COL A. c. uANLIE,
Medical Inspector, Us. A. Once cor Shuncn
snu High streets
SURGEON R. FLETCHER c. S. YoI4i
Medical Purveyor. e. s A. Once North see OF
Pubic Square, between Market and Front
GENERAL HOSPITALS
SURGEON Il. P. sTEARSs, q. s VOLS,
Superintendent snd Director of Hospitals. once
"a Cherry street.
CUMBERLAND HOsPTTAL,
Near PouitenHary. surgeon Burht Coax, U. >
Vots., IN chErgea
WILsOE HOSPITAL
On Harding Pike. Asst. Surg. Apologize, Us
Vols, IN charge.
NC. Is GENERAL HOSPITAL
Corner "a nnler and Line-sIreets, Surgeon T.
d. Chambers, U. S. Vols, In charge
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No. 218.

ROR sALE-An intarest in a House Of rooms
Il aud kitchen, On Foster street, IN E5gedeid,
near Cavalry Depot Possession gwen January
LIST, 1856. Prce 500.
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0 Agents Wanted.

QDOO A MONTH guaTanteed and expense.
9ZUU paid. To salesman, energetic young
men, Teachers, Returned Soldiers, and AL Who en-
gage in the sale Of "Hollanj's lie OF Ilncoln, y
"Abbot'a History OF the Rebellion" "Headieys
Life OF Warrington and many other Standard
Works. and Eueravngs. For terms add territory
apply Immediately, IN person or by letter, at my
Ofhce, r. /. llbBLht
ia Fourth St, bet. Market ard J%effersoni
noyQ-sm d.u Louisville, Ky.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20
No. 232.
No. 233.

FoR sALE-one Of Chickering'S Fine PianOs.
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s-AMARITAE's
RoOt and Herb juices
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy r
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPJr
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES 10

pnii q Fenereai Diseases. tds -
tan'- Root and herb Juiees y inc ma.f aaar.
l-n aud sdectual remedy ever praacubeI tus
Ana rfNlcntes every partcle Of DE selersl
eli 20 INST tne cure D. thorouah and rrrusl
lt@e nen l1ls purifying remedy sud be- 1F
p ~ not li-lsmt % 1our postcrty tlat urs
youmay repent 10 ater years.
DO NOT DEsPAIRf
AthouEn you may be Pronounced .-rrrsr
7amtutsn'z Root and nero Jas-s vii r
~ ~ oi impurities frou the system 81
al me Red effects OF mer1urF.
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samaritans Wash,


% case o. syphilis, used Ia coomarao1
60 and herD Juaes Pan a-ireaa5us. Frra
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20
No. 236.

EtOR skLE-4GS feet, corner Vine spd u7op
streets, opposite tte Te-idence Of Mr.. EN-Pie-
sident Pc K Prce $500 per foot noble spot Tor
s fue residence.
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No. 2I6.

EOR sALE-A small Frame House, lot 23I70, on
II Jackson street, north ofthe Corporation Spring
Pree s2T5.
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Tn efficacy q these re-,5se-a L. sHka ar
elsl y physicans and uaue1ts. 4hsy rs
Hospitals. and ~ thsfrraaI uHlf
ne aPFrotauon Or ne most sdae
axe noteei The nere1lel.s ars
he follow ug-
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In Chanoery at Carthage, Tennessee
pr-rsrER RULrs, lSs5.
,, c. and s C. Rndgwaters

=" = III IITNNNHI"0S
John NJ. Richmond and o hers.
IN this csuse, c appearing % the satisfaction o.
tho Clerk sni Master INST Joha NJ. Riehmaul
sud James W RurSs are non residents Of tse sale
N tennessee. - thH TIE ordinary procest o. law
csnn3 O served upont hcms Mtsther .fra anle-es
thai publication Pc msda Tor four succesSiv weeks.
r Gee Nashville Uuion, = newspaper published n
the CITY o. Nashville, Tennessee. rl1u.-tuC sad do.
l-ndau's Co spncar 20 The nertferm % The Chsneery
Court Of. smith county, GO be held 81 Garbage ca
he thu MONDAY 10 tebrusrg lsGa, 90 plead, ans
VET OF Vsuur 70 complsinsnts' bal. Cr zoe sane
sal Pc fakca for confessed, ~ o. them, sna sai Gr
hear nE eNnare ID Ii CAMPBELL. L 4 NJ
HanlowE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-20

EaOR sALE-4i Lots. %. p front feet. regularly
\ and prsthly lsld OF, next adjoining or the south
the residence grounds Of Hon. John TTimble aud
d. F. wilkins, ESQ, and 10 addition 10 the shove,
Seven acres valuable land. with q commOdious
Brick Re idence, nov occupied by MIR. Rilhsri
Shsner; all Of which we viii sell for less than the
Improvements cost, via: S~is,Uo0-whish Is less than
IS per loot { T the lots, throwing in seven acres Cf
valuable ground and a large, commodious 1riek
House Does not this, for chespne5s, exceed every
thing thrown upon the market
, 1866-06-08
From tile Barbados West Indian, May H.
TRINIDAD.

The hon. Manners Sutton left in the
Steamer on the 23rd for England, to go
out to Victoria 10 assume the Govern
ment. On the following day Mr.. Rush
worth was sworn in TO administer affairs.
The only occurrence that calls for special
notice is a disturbance that took place at
nIayarU, vn tie East Coast Of the Island
on the 18th. A mob of some 800 people
was observed by a policeman on duty,
to come out of a yard attached or ada
cent to the residence Of the Able Jouin,
rep, at Mayaro. They collected in
groups on the beach in front of the vii
lage and began talking loud, but show
ing no other appearance of disturbing the
peace. The policeman went amongst
the crowd and urged them to dispense,
and not succeeding, called upon another
constable to aid in dispensing the mob.
who began pushing some of the crowd.
%Thereupon a disturbance arose; but
, 1866-06-08

appealing to articles Of the Federal Act,
and i%nstructing their ENJOYS to put in
lon8-Winded protests and to motiuer re-
solutions. Even supposiDg that the
Diet dared to act, it could do less
than the minor States themselves. It
could only call out the Federal contin-
gents, which, deducting those of Austria
and Prussia, do not number half as many
men as the armies Of the minor States;
and it could not ensure the Northern
States furnishing their contingents with
Prussia hanging upon their frontiers.
Most people will agree with Nj. Maurice
Block that the numbers of the Federal
c%ontlngents have a purely theoretical
interest, though in this case it is difficult
to build a theory upon them. Of one
thing we are certain, that the Diet will
remain to the last celebrating and pro.
testing, and perhaps it may call out the
Federal c~ontlngents when it has clearly
ascertained that not one of them will
answer to the call.
Our answer to the question at the head
of this article is that the minor States
VIII follow the programme of Hanover
neutrality so long as Prussia Cor Austria)
will permit, alliance with Prussia Tor
Austrla) as soon as she demands. The
Northern States will be forced to take
part with Prussia, and though opposed
to a war, they will do it willingly, so far
as the word "wilIingness'' enters into
their vocabulary. Saxony will probably
shlrk at the last moment between the
conflicting interests of Court and people,
or, if she is gone too far to shirk,
will bitterly regret it. The Southern
States will be more reluctant to act
than the Northern States, and acct
dent might decide their cnnrsa so as
- voniU atI pItuICtlUu. But so long as
it is impossible to enlist Bavaria against
Austria, Wurtemberg and Baden must
follow her lead, and both by position aud
sympathy, both in the Court and with
the majority Of the people, Bavaria is
bound to the Hapsburgs. The map of
Germany may be redistributed, and Ger
many may find herself simplifed without
knowing it. But till these events happen
there seems little doubt that the minor
States must fall into the march of their
chief neighbour, and that while the
North cannot rule over the South, the
small particles Of the North cannot com
hIne with the small particles of the
South, 10 waId on uno Plcscmt 0clAuI0 VI
the one and The gradual absorption of the
other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-27
INSURANCE.
T II i
Mutual Life Ems. Co.,
OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS, over SIG,oOo.Ooo

To meet the choice of sucl. present OF future
members as may prefer to have the amout IN
sured paid in instalmcnts to their WIDOWS or
heirs, rather than in one sum, this company IS
prepared to insert in it's policies clause agree
ing that in lieu of the payment or the polcy
and profits in one sum, an equitable amount, to
be determined by the Company, my DC pal9
annually or seni-annually TOR any specincd
number of years. (say from five TO twenty-five
EXAMPLE.-supposc policy of $4,000
with additions amounting to $4,000 more, should
become payable by reason of the death OF tne
person insured, the Company, In lieu or the
payment of S15, 900 in one sum, would be aple
to give assuming interest as realized IN the past)
an annuity for ten years of over S2,O0O per an
mum, or for twenty years an annuity OF over
81, 800 per annum.
This form Of annuity will remove the anxiety
which may exist in the minds of some policy
holders lest the future provision they have made
for their families should be Intellectual or trans-
tory in its duration, either through unsafe IN
vestments, unwise expene ture, or other uncer-
taintes incidental to Contln gent trusts.
tits not only free from the ordinary dangers
of investment, but its punctual and full pay
ment is secured by the large and solid cash re-
sources and good faith of this institution, which
thus, to a certain extent, becomes the guardian
or trustee of the survivors. Hence the provision
may be considered, humanity speaking beyond
any adverse contingency.
IB-A All such deferred payments or annuities
of the Company
This COMPANY also issues SurviyOrship An
nuities, which provide for survivors during the
whole period life, and Deferred Annuities, by
which individuals may provide for themselves
in advanced age.
F. S. WINSTON President.
The undersigned begs to call the attention Of
those who desire to make provision for their
families to the advantages offered by the above
MAGNIFICENT 1NsrITUTIoN There is no way
in which a small sum of money can be so profit
abLy and securely invested, for such purpose,
as in policy on your life FoRTY-FIvE CENTS
week will insure 81 600 on the life of man
aged 50, and the payment of q siagle premium
secures(and at once "a very much larger sum than
the investment of the same amount could posi-
blv do in the ordinary operations Of trade. The
following descriptions OF Policies are issued by
this Company the premiums on which may be
paid ycnyky huIf-vcGrLp or glGrterEa at the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-27

A REMEDY FOR CHOLERA. The New York
Sun republishes the following as an excellent
remedy for cholera, and good thing to keep
in the house
Mix in small bottle equal parts of the tine
ture Of opium (laudanum); tincture Of rhubarb;
tncture Of capsicum, (rea pepper,) double
strength: tincture Of camphor; SPIRITS sweet
Nitro; essence peppermint-double strength
Then shake all the ingredients together, cork
the bottle and have it ready for instant use. 1t
will keep for years
Dose-For an adult, from to 80 drops, (ac-
cording toconstitution and severity OF symp-
toms, every Is minutes For children, give
proportionalIy smaller dcses-say 2, 4, 6, s or
10 drops, as the case may seem to require, in a
little sweetened water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-07-27
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY q.

CHEAP WATER COOLER. The editor of the
Scientific American recommends, from prscti-
cal experience, the following simple method Of
keeping ice-water for a long time in a common
pitcher, thus obviating the necessity of pur-
chasing q cooler the expense Of which
would keep small family in ice the greater
part Of the summer: Place between two sheets
Of paper newspaper will answer thick brown n
is bctter) a layer of cotton batting, about halt
an inch in thickness; fasten the ends OF paper
and batting together, forming circle. then
sew OF paste a crown over one end, making a
box the shape Of stovepipe hat, minus s., the
rim. Place this over an ordinary pitcher Tiled
with e-water-lnaking it deep enough to rest
on the table so as to exclude the air-and the
reader will be astonished at the length of time
his Ice will keep, and the water remain cold at
ter the ice has melted.
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COURT NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court OF
Y Fairfax county, July Rules, 1855, John 3.
h0ney vs. snd as sna5 Ro9eT Cole
man, decd, Sophonia Coleman, widow Of sud
Sumner Coleman, and others interested, who
are unknown to the plaintiff, B. w. Clarke and
Charles A: Murphy, defendants-in chancery.
Mem The object of this suit is to recover
of the estate of the said Sumner Cole
man the sum of S42.76 with interest thereon
from April 10, 1861 and to restrain the defend
ants, Clarke and Murphy, from paying any
money in their hands due OF to become due to
the heirs of said Summer Coleman, sufficient to
pay the amount aforesaid.
II It appearing by affidavit filed that sophonia
Coleman is not q resident of this State, and that
there are persons unknown to the said plaintiff
who are Interested in this suit, it is ordered that
they appear within one month after due publ
cation hereof and do what is necessary to pro-
tcct their interests. a copy teste:
W. B. GOODING, Clerk.
TERRs &, CoCKERIIIE p O. jy 7-laW4W
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ICE DEALERS.
II CE! &c Ell! I G. Z

TCE! ICE!! ICE!l!
We have now on hand large stock OF very
SUPERIOR BOSTON ICE:
and our arrangements are such that we can
promise all our customers prompt and regular
supply of the same during the entire sea: on, ct
lowest market rates.
Proprietors of hotels, restaurants and steam
boats will find it to their advantage to see us
before making arrangements elsewhere
Orders from the country will be promptly
filed. The ice securely packed and Forwarded
with dispatch by Express or Railroad. as may
be desired. NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
ap6 -tf Office, No. 4, south wharves
I oH' 1cE!l lcE'!
Having perfected arrangements with respon-
sponsible gentlemen at Gardner, Maine, for
furnishing me regularly with excellent
NORTHERN ICE
am now prepared to supply the citizens Of AL
exandra daily with such quantities as they may
desire. Hotels and Restaurants supplied upon
as favorable terms as can be obtained in the
city. Orders left at the Drug Store of w. L.
Milburn & Bro, corner Of King and Washing
ton Streets will be promptly filed:
ap 4-tf E. G. ATHVELL. "
IcH' 1cB... 1oE'
AT the old stand, 26, Royal street.
my l5-tf f. G. SWAINE.
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CODA WITH COFFEE AND CREAM!
~ We take pleasure in informing the ladies
and gentlemen Of Alexandria and those visitin Q
our city, that we are now prepared to furnish
PDRE SODA WATER WITH COFFEE and
beverage during the summer months-also1'
Hook and Soda, Nectar Cream, Catawba, Shcr-
bet, Orange, Pineapple, Vanilla, Lemon, Rasp-
berry, Straw berry, Ginger, and all syrups usual
ly dispensed at frst-cass Soda Water Fountains,
w. L. MILBURN s. BRO,
Apothecaries,
je 15-tf n. E. COR King s. Washington sts
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

r. H. Cockerllc, trustee, in a deed from }. (.
Gunnell, dated March 18th, 1867 vs. Ellz% ).
Gunnell. adm'x Of J. G. Gunnell and others
in chancerv.
Extract from decree rendered in the above
cause, at the June term: 1866, Of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county:
1T is adjudged, ordered and decreed, that
one of the Commissioners Of this Court convene
before him al the creditors Of Joshua 9. Gun"
nell, decd ascertain the amount OF their re
spective debts, and the character and priority
thereof. That he ascertain the amount: charsc-
ter and priorities Of the debts Of the said cece
dent, secured by the deed Of trust in the bill
mentioned, discriminating between the cla:Se:
of creditors secured in said deed. That he also
ascertain the amount and character Of the trust
fund, which has come into the possession or i:
subject to the control OF r. Il. Coclerille, tfus-
tee in said deed That said r. II. CockeriIle,
render to the said Commissioner full and cor.
rect inventory Of all such estate, and full &C.
count Of his transactions as such trustee, which
account said Commissioner will examine, state
and settle' And it is ordered that notice OF
the time and place Of receiving proof OF asid
debts, and taking said accounts, be publisheda
the Alexandria Gazette once week for lou!
successive weeks, and that such publication sha!
DC equivalent to personsal service OF such notice
on the parties interested
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, June rs, 1866.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF J.
G. Gunnell, dec d, and all parties interested,
that ], AS Commissioner, under the above decree
will proceed on MONDAY, the Both dey OF July
next at my office, at Fairfax Court House, TO
execute it's provisions in regard to the settlement
of the estate o. the said decedent.
Those having claims are required to produce
them before me, with the necessary proofs.
NJ DULANY BAIL.
je 29-1aw4w Commr in Chancery.
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VIRGINIA, to with the County Court
y of Fairfax county, July Rules, 1866, John
Y. Worthington, VS.. Lewis Jamieson-ln case.
Mem The object Of this suit is to attach IL
the hands of il ctrah Makely and Albert Make
" any money or debts due or to become due 70
the defendant to pay plaintiff the sum Of $500.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the de-
fcndant is not resident of this State, it is order
ed that he appear within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest A copy teste.
+. d. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
DuLANY & BALL, ?. Q. jy l2-law4w
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JOHN T. CREIGHTON s. SON

JOHN T. CREIGHTON s. SON,
No. So, King Street. Alexandria. Virginia
- ELEMENTS, Hardware, Cutlery, Bellows
Anvils, Nail Rods. Horse Shoes, Blister Steel,
Files, Rasps, Shooting Tools, Sc Commin' $
Iron Beam Plough at factory Pisces; Casting,
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; SasRs
Doors, Blinds, &C., furnished to order. Roofing
Felt, and Cement, PERCUSSION Caps, Double
&C.. wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash. sel-tf
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TN THE COUNTY COURT OF FAIRFAX
| county, Va, June Court 1856 on motion Of
John S. Powell, admir-. Of Edward l.. Bates,
dcc'd William L. Lee is appointed a special
commissioner to state and settle the administra-
tors account Of the said deceased with the said
John S. Powell admir-, and make report to the
court A copy teste.
F. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
All persons interested in the above order Of
Court, are hereby notified that I have fixed
upon the 10th of September next. at the house
of said John S. Powell, in the town of Deco
guam, Prince William CO., Va, to settle the
said account at which time they are required to
attend. ". J.. LEE, Com.
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