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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19
GRAND RALLY
FOR GEARY AND TIE UNION

The citizens Of Juniata county, ire
spective of party, are invited 10 assemble
in the borough of MTFTLiNTOWN, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER pot, 1866
to hear the issues that are now agilatinc
the public mind, discussed by the follow
ing eminent speakers
DIR. w. c. DEAN, of Connecticut.
Hon. J. c. KUNKLE, of Harrisburg
Capt. HUTCHINSON, of Centre Co.
Hon. ". McVEIGH, West Chester.
Aud others.
Let all who are in favor of the Ccnsti
tutioual Amendment proposed by Cen
gress, attend this meeting. Get up dele
cations in every district in the county
Come early.
sy-In addition to the above the Chair
man Of the County Committee announces
a series Of meetings throughout the coun
ty, as follows:
At Van Vert, Monday evening, Sept.
2ith.
At Johnstown: Tuesday evening, Sept.
18th.
At Spruce Hill, Wednesday, evening
Sept 26th.
At Perrysville, Thursday evening, Sept
9th.
At KDouse's School House, Monday
evening, Oct. 1st.
At Richfeld, Tuesday evening, Oct ID
At Mexico, Wednesday Afternoon, Oct
5.
At Thompsontown, Friday Afternoon,
Oct. 5th
At McAlistersville, Saturday After.
noon, Oct. 9th.
Jer. Lyons, Esq, Col. j. j. Patterson,
DR.. S. o. Kampfcr aud others will be
present and deliver addresses at these
meetings.
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HAVE YOU l.EAiD IHE NEWS
FLiDti 5itlNE.

Maine, on Monday the l0th inst, elect
Ell Republican Governor by 30,00G
majoriy!..
All the members of Congress
A unanimous State Senate -.
Nine tenths Of tie Members Of the
Legislature
That will do for Naire. Next comes
Pennsylvania. To work then men. and
ORGANIZE every school district as our
friends did in Maize, and our victory will
be as decided and glorious. Hip. hip.
hurrah ~
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

Rs-ol-ef. That we earnestly request MOS"
vho are ENGAGED IL the liquor traiiic in ont
hsrouea 10 ,iscouutanauce thesli, Of the sii4.a
as a beverage. and should they fail TO comply
with our earnest request. sc recommend 'h@t
the citizens OF Julidta take such measures as
they may deem proper TO establish temper
ancc House or Houses OF Entertainment, whefe
Good yemplars ard al temperance persons can
be accommodated, without compromising their
principles and their self-respect.
FesoIred, That we viii use every honorable
means in our power to send to our State Leg
islatlre men who are NOT only friends OF the
Temperance cause, but who, in their oiilcldi
capacity, viii DO all in their power, TO pass u
prohbitory liquor law Tor our county
Resoigei, That we deprccate the custom on
the part OF candidates for political office, OF
seeking popular favor, BY treating with lntoXI-
eating drinks, tending t" demoralize our
political institutions, at the very fountain head;
and that We urge upon every lover OF Temper
ance and OF freedom, to discOuntcnancc, both
by vote and influence all such corruptlcns OF
the public morals.
Resoired, That we condemn the practice OF
making domestic wines by the heads OF iaml-
lies, and believe it to be the first step toward
/ leading their children TO ruin, and fitting them
/ to fill drunkard's grave.
Mr.. Charles Stratford, Of Lewistown,
was the last speaker, and well he did per-
form his duty on the occasion. He de-
picted in glowing terms the evils result
/ ing from the use of Intoxicating liquors,
and rebuked, in scathing terms, those
who lent their influence and aid TO the
liquor traffic, by signing petitions for Ii
cense, and becoming bail for the seller
He said that in Lewistown, to his certain
knowledge, in 20 years, 40 young men
had died from the effects of rum, and that
these young men we've the aower OF that
town. He said that they were mur-
dercd BY the liquor sellers and the
''twelye respectable men" who signed
their petitions. lie said that no christian
nor even moral citizen could conscienti-
ously sign such a petition. He invoked
his hearers to profit by the advice Of Mr.
M'Lean, and liquor selling and dram
drinking would soon be banishcd from the
land. He regretted the lateness q
the hour, preventing him from saying al
he intended to upon the subject, buf
promised, at some future time, to deliver
another address in this place.
Al the speakers were listened to viii
close attention and interest, by the lar
gest, most respectable and intelligent an
dience we ever saw congregated in thi
place, on such an occasion, and we hay'
no doubt Will be productive Of much gooC
in this community.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

So long as Andrew Johuson professed
to be against the rebels, the copperheads
poured upon him the strongest epithets
in their foul vocabulary; but now that he
has become the friend and champion OF
the same rebels, their admiration of hin,
knows no bounds. He has swung round
they stand fast.
ANOTHER REBUKE-The municipal
election in Wilmington, Delaware, on
Tuesday, resulted in complete triumph
of the Union men. "My Policy don
seem to work anywhere.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

. MAJOR GENERAL JoHN L. HART
RANFr has been appointed, at the urgent
recommendation OF Gen Grant, CoIoneI
of the 24th Regiment, L. S. Infantry
II is an honor well deserved. The ap.
poiniment will create vacancy in the
Auditor Generals Office, which will be
supplied by appointment of Governor
Curtin. AS Auditor General Of Pennsyl.
vania, Gen. Hartranft has given great
satisfaction.
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JAMES BLACK.
Sept. u, 1866 6t.

PUBLIC SALE'-Will be offered at public
/ sale, on the premises, about miles from
the Penna Railroad at Perrysy'lie, and seven
miles from ii.fiiutown, Juniata county. on
Triti7rY. september 2oth. 1850, a tract OF land
containing l5b acres. mostly cleared, having
good modern Improvements thereon erected,
bounded by Tuscorora Greek, lands Of Wilson
Laird. Mrs. Mary Thompson and others. The
farm is well watered. Tie properly is con
yenient to churches, mills, and in sight of tha
TuscarOra Female Seminary and Academy.
For further p.rrieulars address me at For;
Royal Juniata comfy. Pa.
pr9. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock i. VI
Of sand day. when attendance will be given
and terms made known by
Sent. u. ISjii-2r !. F. G. LONG.
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The following is the Union Republican
County Committee appointed for the ensuing
year:
Mifi.ntown-A II. Martin, c. Mcclellan.
Patterson-B. S. Cooke, II. VI. Groninger.
Fermanagh-C. j. Horning, John Stoner.
Walker--J. y. Moore. Kurtz Kaufman.
nclaware-C. 5. Shelly, Levi Myers.
Fayette-Sam'l. |. Leonard. r. Cayeny.
Monroe A. II. Landis, Tobias Bosom.
Susquehannah-E Long, Sol. Uidegrove.
Greenwood-T. Rumberger. II. f. Zeiders.
MilforI-JGcoh Groninger. J. S Robson,
Turbett-L. E. Mathers, Noah Herizler.
PerrysyiIle-Thom. Wagenscller. 5. Buck.
Deale-Hon. John Beale, J. p. Doyle.
Spruce HIll-A. J. Patterson Shem Yoder.
Tuscarora-Thomas Morrow, VIA. Hart.
Lack 7. Dennis. B. Walls
Black LoG-R. Mcintyre, Sarl. Shcarer.
i. II. MARTIN, Pres't.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

GEN. BAIBD's REPORT of the facts
connected with the late New Orleans mas
sacrc, Is a document which will long be
read with horror and mitigation. 1t fixes
the guilt of the municipal authorities of
New Orleans-it proves the criminality
Of Lieut.. Gov. Voorhees,, and without a
doubt establishes the connection of An.
drew johnson in the bloody transaction.
When Congress meets this report will, of
course, be thoroughly ventilated and con
stitLte portion Of that condemping tes-
timony by which Andrew johnson will
be impeached.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

DUBLiC Sthb.-By yiriu, Of order OF
L the Orp5aAs Courr, the following valu-
able Real Estate VII be exposed 60 public
sale on the premises in Faye,te township. Ju-
nia,a county, Pa, on MONDAY. OCTOBER
;, 1866. about one and half miles FROM
Oakland Mills and the same distance from
cAhstersviIlce, 10: OF ground hate the
properly Of John F. kgltriier, decd. ad-
adjoining lands Of Wm. ilarmar, .ir-, Andrew
Senior and others. containing : acres more cr
less. having thereon erected good GOG
HOUSE and Barn, with raining water near
the door: number Of fruii trees Of al kinds
TERMS: Oae half of the purchase money
to be paid on the confirmation IF sale. and
the other half on The First day Of april, 1866,
when possession will be given and deed de-
lvered.
Sale to commence at | o'clsck p. ". of
said day when atarl,nce will lie eiv,n by
SAMUEL LEONARD, adm'r.
Sert. 1o-3t.
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HOOP SNLEIS


ETOPKIE'S ..O"N NAKE." EEE FALL
/ SrYLES--Are in ever: resrre. ,i-~f c.ass.
ami embrace complete assortment i,r Ladies,
Misses. AMI Children, of the Newest Style.
every length and size of waist.
Our Skirts. wherever known. are more uni
ger>alIy T"pHiar than any others before the
public. They retain fneir shape better. are
lighter. more elastic, more durable aud really
cheaper than any other Hoop sSir; in the
market. The springs aHl f.,sienings are war-
rauted perfect. Livery lady should Try Ihem
They are now being extensively so't hy mer-
chants. throughout the country. aE'i at whole
sale and retail al Nanu.uciury and Sale
Reoni 20. 62o Arch Stree, below 7tl, PIii'a.
AK for Hopkiu ''Uwn Make, - buy no
other.
CArTIoH.-None genuine unless Stamped
on each Kid Pad. Hopkins Hoop Skirt
Mandatory. Ne. CPS Arch Street. Fhila'd SO
Terms Net Cash. One Price Only.
Sept ). 1856 Am 2;
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

:. Il. CACENY =. Z. CAyENY.
IEIFFLlNTOWN MARBLE YARp.-Hav-
vi ing opened Marble Yard on Bridge
street, Mifiintown. We would respectfully an
nouuce to the public that prepared TO
furnish Head Stones Monuments fomE-. Ia
bic Tops, Mantes, Sc, of chaste and 0eauli-
ful designs, at the lowest possible rates, and
in a workman-iike manner that cannot be sur
passed in the interior of Pennsy lyania. Call
and examine specimens.
may 9, lS66-tf CANENf BRO
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

THE President did not make a poIiti-
cal speech at Chicago. The reason was
that GENERAL LOGAN was stopping q:
the same boieI, ard arrangements were
made to call him out in answer to the
Presid INT. This coming to the kuoal-
edge Of Nr johnson and Mr. Seward,
hey cor cIuded 70 holI their tongues.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19
LITERARY.


The lovers Of fine poetry viii be glad
to learn that Mr.. S. Adams Lee, ,he
American Editor Of Leigh Hunts works,
is about to publish volume of Elegant
Sonnets, from the best Italian, English
and American poets, with notes and an
Essay on the Sonnet, and preface by
the late RI. Rev. Alanzo Potter, D. d.
LII. D. The following commcndatory no.
tees of Mr. Lee are selected at random
from large number
Henry I. Tuckerman, the poetspdes-
sayist, says in the Boston Treh'sscriipt.
"The literary enterprise of our talented
young friend, M-. S. A. Lee, goes trawly
on. Wish his gleanines in Italian, Eis
lish and american poetry, We will have a
ine collection Of Sonnets a dainty and
unique enterprise like this commends it
self to every lover Of the Muse. Dir. Lee
has given US taste of his critical quality
in his edition OF Leigh Hunts works is
sued by Ticknor & Fields. Mr.. Lee'sin
PRODUCTION to Hunts poems evince tluly
catholic breadth Of appreciation and hst'
and knowledge of the fine ants whicl
)speass well for Mr.. Hunts Discriminate,
in the choice of such u friend to superin
tend the tians-atiautic issue Of his works.
Eussett's Magazine. in notice C
Hunts Poems, speaks thus, "Mr. Lee ha
accomplished his editorial task with zeal
.horougLness aud ability. His introduc
ton, well thought out and elegantly coin
posed, is vigorous and correct in It's gen
ordinations upon art, while in its specia
aud mere minute criticism upon Hunt:
poetry, we fad subtle analysis and quicl
appreciation and sympathy. A NOR,
scholarly production we have seldom
read"
We could give numerous extracts bu
space will not permit.
HESTER CLYMER gives up his election
He has stopped advocating himself
When he speaks he no longer refers t.
The Gu5eraa,oriai contest. but confne,
his harangues to defense Of toe presi
dental poljcjca! pelfdy and my policy
Now, We all know that Clymer is not il
the habit Of working without pay. Il
is not of that disposition which make
sacrifices fer other peoples good, an
therefore it is hiuted that Hester ha
been induced to accept the fact of hi
sure defeat, and DO all he can 10 carr
certain Congressional Districts, that til
election in Pennsylvania may in som
way lie made to show result in favor 0
the President. In return for this service
johnson has covenanted to confer a fol
ei.n mission on Mr Clymer Therefore
it is only right Clymer's friends shoul
know that he is 20 longer fighting for a
election as Governor Of Pennsylvania
He gives ,hat up. What he expect,
and what he is now sure be can only ge
is diplomatic appointment as an agen
of the Government alroad-NarrtsJu
! Te{egyUBh.
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yUNIATA HOTEL

yUNIATA HOTEL
j HIFFZINTO Nv, PENNi.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public generally that he
has taken charge Of the above named Hote,.
formerly kept by Amos Snyder. This is an
old and well-knovn stand, and none more de-
sirahle for the accommodation Of the public.
His BAR will be stocked witn the best quality
Of Liquors, his TABLE spread with the best
the market can afford, and his S TABLE. which
is one of the most desirable in town, will be
attended by good and trusty hostlers.
april !. 'GG-tf.1 5. L. NOTES.-THE.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

?1F0Pd5aLS will be received up ua;ii CAT
urs.av 23ni inst. at = o'clock =. n. fot
.be School Furuitur, in the new School House
81 Mexico. Plans ana sPecEeatiocs can be
seen after the 18th inst, az Samuel Dunn's
JOHN G!NGEiCH, P7est
MICHAEL SIgBER, Sscty.
Sent l2-3t.
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JOHNSON JUDGED BY HIMsELF.-
Andrew johnson in a speech made at
Nashville, Teun., in September, 1864,
said "W heneyer you find man any
where praiia5 about the Constitution of
the United States SPOT him; he traitor
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a!ew AarertisfMfatS.


+, EReuAyTs, Shippers ard Farmers can
w have their Produce sold L, the hest
market prices by cousigaing it to Shimme!
X Brother. Commission Merchants and Sen
erll p oduce Dc3iets.
No. 209 CALLOWUIHL St.
FhiiadelfL fL!a. Ia.
IE5" Our Shippers will receive our price
list weekly. tSept. l"-;'t.*
i UDlTORS NOTICE-The undersigned
"A auditor appointed TO audit the account
Of Samuel Dunn. administrator of the estate
of Wm. Dunn, late Of Fayetie township, dee d
and rePort disrpibution Of balance in haI ds
of accouutlnt viii meet all parties interested
for the purpose Of his appointment on Sntnr-
day, October l3th, 1856 1t Oakland Mills
iuniata county, rl.
LUCIAN ADAMS, 1uEI
Supt I9-;t
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY At PIT

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY At Pat
NATE SiLE.-The undersigned offers
at private sale his Mil Property, situated IN
McCoysville, Tuscar0ra toTnship. Juniata
county. The Mill is large Frame Building,
running two serts of Burrs. with BolJs. Eie-
vators. &c, necessary for DONG a large
Country or Merchant business. In connec-
ton with the Mill viii DC sold good Dwell
ing House and Stable. with all necessary
modern improvements. Terms easy.
Persons wishing to see tue property vii!
cali at the residence of the subscriber ia
McCyosville, Juniata county.
June 20-tf. NN. HACKETT
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

ItOAL AND LUMBER YABD.-The under
~ sifned begs leave to iaform tle pubio
that he keeps constantly on hand q large Stock
OF Coal and Lumber. His stock embraces in
part. Stove Coal, Smith Coal and Lime bur
ueIs Coal. ut the lowest cash I7ites
Lumber Of all kinds and quality, such a.
White Pine Plank, two inches, do u Whil3
Pine Boards, inch. DO one half inch, White
Pine worked Flooring. Eealocl, Boards.
Scantling, Joice, Roofing Lath. Tlastering
Larh. Shingles, Stripping, Sash and Doors
Coal and Lumber delivered at short notice.
Persons on the East side cf the River can be
furnished with Eimeburners Coal, &c, from
the coal yard at TysOns Lock.
aug IDLY. GEORGE GOSHEN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

F-y" TIE IT NIITI NE-t TN 81 III
has the largest Circulation of any paper pub
iished in this County. II is therefore the
best cacsrf;siaq medium. Ii is Paper. truly
lcyal, shly conducted, first class Loealist.
and well worthy of the patronage of every
loyal citizen in the County.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

EIARy FoR SALE.-The undersigned viii sell
/ at private sale his farm IN Tu-earor;t
township, Juniata county. Pa, cls> >ainIng Isl
ceres. l25 are cleared and under cultivation.
The balance being well sci with good timber,
having thereon erected a gocl farm Dwelling
House, large Bank Barn and all necessary
out buildings; there is an apple orchard c5
grated fruit, and all other kind Of truii, with
a number Of good springs 1t Is = most desi-
r.ble situation. being one-half mile from Nc
Coysyille, mills markets, churches, schools.
and mechanics shops. 4 clear title will be
made. For terms inquire Of Vim. Magiil who
risides on the farm.
JAMES BLACK.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

AT ERIE, in his speech, the President
said:
81 tell you all the powers, in He'll can
not turn me from my purpose"
Doubtless they don't want to.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY comm,TTEi

THOMAS MORROW, Of Tuscarura twp.
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rsy- TIE JUNI4T4 SENTINEL ~gss

ii. II. WILSON, Editor and Puhii sher
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

AN IMMENSE BRIDGE.-The Victoria
bridge over the river Thames, at Batter
sea, is nine hundred and twelve feet long
and one hundred and thirty two feet wide.
1t is the wileset railway bridge in the
word. 1t will have four railway tracks
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-09-19

4 UMINISTR4TOR'S N0TICE.-No;ice is
4 hereby given that letters of AdIainistra-
t.oa on the estate Of d. W. FLlCkINGEk,
decd, late of Turbett township JunIata
county, Pa. have been granted to the under
signed re siding in aforesaid township. All
persons knowing themselves indebted TO said
estate will make immediate payment, anu
those having claims viii present them duly
authenticated Tor settlement.
DANIEL MCCONNELL, } ,,.
KOB'T f. FLlChINGER. -'O"-'
Sep. l2-Gt.
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JEREMIAH LYONS, of Miftliatown
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TVK VUNUKESS,
JOHN J. PATTERSON. of .Ju,. nta Co.
Subject to the District Couference.)
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FOR ASSEMBLY

COMMISSIONER,
JACOB WEISE3, of Susquchanna twp
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UNION REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET
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FOR GOVERNOR
MAJ, GEN. JOHN ", GEARY,
FOR CONGRESS

DISTRICT TICKET
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-28
THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EV'G., MARCH 2S, 1866.
CoN t,1,s, AUDIENCES. The 'searre

AUDIENCES. The 'earne t
men" whom the Philadelphia Press tells Us
occupy the galleries Of Congress, engaged in
solving the stubborn problems Of the hour, "
were thus described BY Hon. S. S. Marshall,
of Illinois, in arecent speech in the House Of
Representatives
Sir, there are poor men in our country who
need charity of the. government as much, at
least as colored men. Look around these gal
leries. Our constituents cannot spare time, to
come here day: after day and listen to the dis
cussions in these halls, but from the commence
mcnt Of this session until now. you find your
galleries crowded with the children of Africa,
no are to be fatted outof the Treasury OF the
country. These are the people that come here
day after day and darken these legislative halls
while my constituents are tclllng at home una
BILE to ray the tax gather. For want of a mar
ket their grain rots in the granary, while We
have for an audience these lazy vagabonds,
who are to be fed, | suppose, out of the public
crib, while thousands of orphans children OF
white soldiers. who died fighting gallantlyfor the
flag andfo the honor, safety and glory OF their
county are dragging along a life of poverty and
almost beggary, unnoticed and uncared Tor by
these intensely loyal patriots who are SO pa
thetically fervent in their worship OF their ebo-
nv idol
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land 4 gelCios.
A GENCY

of VALUABLE FA ARMS IN LOuuOuI, Iau'
onier and other counties in the Piedmont re-
11lnnr If Virrinia-a section of the State which
+ irst1v ccleRrated for it's wealth society, SOIL
fine grass and peculiar adaptotion to stock rails
inc,
c,+n como If tbnn1 arc nriced VERY LOW
; and none Of them higher than they would have
Nm en@ them we name the following:
J., \ farm, of eco acres four miles north Of
MiJJ1nhnrr cncIosod and diyiced with stone
and and rail fences, in fair order large frame
dwaljinn-bousc, and ali necessary out buildings,
in rood renair. with fruit orchard, ard album
| dance of wood and water. This is Il remarkably
fine Grazing tarln, and also produces good crops
! If rrain
n 4 farm Of 245 acres, adjoining the town of
| EIiddIoburo we'll fenced anncrallV with stone.
| Grniiinni j. Of hr;cI; handsomely located with
uMtlnIs Is % xn; tho %orn and
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NrOTICE.-John Dcyercux vs.. william Ans
y ley, Thomas Moore and o. ". Hunt
The decree of the December Term, 1870. %.
the County Court 81 Fairfax County, IN TIE
above cause. directs one Of the Commissioner,
Of the said Court, to asccrta in what amount OF
moncy is due the plaintiff in this cause, from
the defendant, William Anslcy; what liens upoE;
the lands attached now exist unsatIslcd ana
the dates and amounts thereof rcspectiTeIy, ana
to make report to this Court.
And the Court doth direct. that notice .: the
time and place Of taking this account BE- pup
Iished, weekly, for four successive weeks, III ;"'
Alexandria Gazette and that such pUbIlc''.lc'.
shall be equivalent to personal service OF st.'o
decree on the parties to this suit $3.50.
FAIRFAx G. H., Va. March 20, 1861
The above named partic. and all other IL
tcrcsted. are notified that have fixed upo1"
SATURDAY, April "A, 1866 at ny ot?!cc,"' the
time and place when | shall proceed to execute
the decree of which the above is an abstract
G.. II. BLINCOE,
Commissioner in Chmccry,
for County Court Of Fairfax County.
SHOOT s. LOWE, I. q, mh 22-laWi"
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GARDEN SEEDS K ONION GLOVES.

GARDEN SEEDS K ONION CLOVES.
Early Winningstadt Cabbage Seed, Green
Globe Savoy Carriers first crop Peas, HecoX
twelve row Sugar Corn, Early Scarlet Horn
Carrot, Improved White Solid CclcrJ. Long
Orange CARROT, Green Curlcd Savoy, Ollrc,
English e and French Lawngrass Seed Yellow,
Aberdeen Turnip Early White JGss9n SleIlqn
Onion Sets, German aud Scotch ha!c, Early
Sugar Corn and Adams Extra Eariy Turnip
Seed, Salslfe, Parsnips, Yellow Aberdeen Tur-
nips, King and Dwarf Cabbage Flat, Dptcn'
Extra Early Peas, White and yellow Turnip
Reddish, Improved New York E&g Plant, r.
ira Early Turnp Beet, Large Smooth Red To- :
mato, Havana Tobacco, Con.iccticut Seed
Leaf do, Early Valentine Beans, Early six
week do, Large Lima Beans: Caulil0wer, Gu
cumber Seed, White Gl9ye5, Iimothy h fI4
Lettuce, Early Cabbage do, Early CURED Silc-
sin, do Brown Dutch do, Little Pike Cabbage
Seed. received and for sale in quantities 10 sit
purchasers. at 40 and 224. King street.
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