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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

/ The accounts of the Office are nestly and sccn-#
ratey kept and agree fully with those Of the Coun-
ty Auditor; the papers are orderly and appropri-
ately filed. the records complete, and the vouchers
day Of the receipt. The Office is managed with more
than ordinary skill. and have no hesitation in de-
charged in perfect good faith. both with reference
to the laws 'cribing the duties Of County Treas
and the Interests Of the people Of the County.
Respectfully, 4 Z
oct5 DAVID W. BROOKS.
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lFrom the Richmond tva.) } Southern 0pinion5
Isurned and zlestroyed Records.

The next hundred years of time willnot
suffiee to restore and put to rights the doc
umentary chaos caused by the burning and
destruction by other agencies of the i'm
mense mass of records contained in the
county court, seats and private residences
visited and pillaged by the enemy during
the war. 1t was sufficient that homes were
wrecked, but the very title deeds by which
they were secured and held were swept
away, with all legal landmarks, metes and
boundaries. Here, then, II records are not
replaced, is the, cause from whence islto
spripg Iitigatiops and suits in chancery:in-
numerable for the succeeding generations.
The romarees- of the Lost Will the
..Stolen WILL" and the s'Forged VIII" lose
their interest in the anticipation of the ro-
mances in real life that may be expected to
arise out Of the confusion and clashing of
disputed titles. q few years hence. 1topeps
theIwayu for Rreat wrong and fresh outrages
and robbery, and holds in reserve oceans
of tears yet to dow from widows and or
nbans, ey ss.ies 81 lew <ssl',1s ! {. ssE -
Its depl0rable to cpntemplate. the ex-,
tent 81 this documentary idestrnction In
Virginia alone bns when (SEe view as an
aggTagate fl71 Iosst s OF the South in this
y.fiiI con tcinpIation Is simply y appalling
We observe that in Rockiughan1 and sew
80 ia fof 39I o rf aiffrf ~ s-HeinA - - =
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COLUMBUS g. INDIANAPOLIS q
Ia . - s.
CENTRAL RAILWAYS

I EToR SANDUSKY, ToLEDo,s DE.
/ p TRoIT, ,RichnoDd. fndiana polls. Lafsyetts.
6ssEo; 6hiosso. sas ii POINT: % @s:s
SS change of cars i between oolqnsps and lpdi-
I FOUR TRAINS, leave Columbss.s daily ~ fol-
ACCOM- aiiSSSSD&sfTii0N-iEs.ves CoIunbas s.ssl
AN; Piqus 200 r. NJ This train connects It Mil
ford for Springfield and at Urbsna for Beiisfon-1
/ fI:5O A nj. Day ExpREsk4knr1riiStIs e Al
Urbana l;54 Nj Fiqqs S'Oe 7; Nj Ljlea ale Rtr
GSSsgo sy5a vis iT Sd ~
apolis 7:5O p, NJ. Louisville A. M; Tcrre Hauts
sSG pIs Nj ~ MattooS e IL a s 9e9S PcsS
esgo 3yis iayfesseS Yttsa $50 NJ sgrinsSsld s1s
sny other route from Columbus. y, ,y,,rg bf-TTT -
p 5;45 r. M. WESTERN ExPREss-Ar-
Eiyes at urbana sos F BsllsfOnsaine n lo:27 Z; ~;
A. M; Detroit 1910 A: NJ; Richmond m.s5 p. a.;
e sS ~ BY S Ts
ANDiAHALF HOURS in advance Of any other
route from Columbus.s}7 eves sds fse 10 fsst
at Urbkha PIG a. M Pique si5 A. NJ. Kichmcnd
15S A. A.; Chicago !ya Rishmon0 il:4o H NJ ln- q
fas1spGis as9ssp SIS + A NJ SGss Ic.e as :
Mi Psns tsS Bds.sas AZ y ho1i:
SO hs Il saanss A:s q :sy :, Ssi
New stats Room Sleeping Cars run in night
All All; changes made in Union Dspot.. baggage
fESSss sGss II ss Fl
Il H p R 5SSEESs BSBSoEks Tist.. Aa.a..sGslupss..
T. SHttsRss tsR4 Ssa asass Idaaaapsaa
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

ersi other counties of the State that have
sustained loss OF records, commissioners
have been appointed to take the depositions
of snfferers. This Is q very important
matters and of such vital interest and
CONCERN that it shonld not be neglected a
be troublesome enough, without having
added thereupto the distress which would
result from throwing whole communities
into endless and expensive suits. il
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"A sHIpM AsTER, whose vessel carried O
cargo OF cotton recently from New Orleans
TO Liverpool, exhibited in the latter city a
box Of lucifer matches, which was acci-
dentally discovered in bale of cotton
which was being placed on the vessel at
New Orleans. Whether the matches were
placed in the bale by accident or design Ia
not known, but 1t Is said this is not the first
time such discovery has been made.
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The Abyssinian expedition, 1t is now
! stated. viii entirely consist Of troops from
Bombay, and will be mainly composed of
a Sepoys. -Four regiments and part Of
another will, however, be English troops.
The latest news from Abyssinia indicates
i that the English captives are still held by
. the ,Abyssinians, and on July 9th they
were at the town of Magdala. The domes-
tic troubles iu Abyssinia continue.
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CUNARD STEERAGEl LINE.

DETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIv-
d .ERP0Oi., calling at QUEENSTOWN.
i3 From New York every Wednesday. 9''i
r..e From Liver pool ey cry Tu esdas II ttef
From Queenstown every w Wednesday. ~.
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, ESQ og Id. Steer
age, $40 &c nrrencE) Steersge tickets from Liver
p ol or Qut enStown at low rates.
! Drafts ior sale on Great Britain and Ireland. y
For Steerage4 sssagef apply to mi, .1, .75i7l
saR ef III No So Broadway. New York, or to :
Ioo4a a;G PlUS PADGtTE, AgenI,dl q
American Express Co., No. y Buckeye Block.
dec17-d1v
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-..,@159 80 REPORT .a.- 81
OF AN EXAM INATl ON
'.'1' 'i'''' -OF THE
COUNTY TREASURY.
september 26, 1867.

I TD1l rf7-f97 COLUMBUs, o., October 3, 1867,
To Hon. John N. Ptgh. 5sTt 81 sra 1aSI
san ,i Probdte Judge franklin Coun'y, o.:
SIR:--Aereeably to the authority vested in me
BY your appointment as Special Examiner of tDs
County Treasury. said appointment bearing date
September %. 1857, proceeded imme1 :ately, and
or intinaton to the Treas of Frab kiln county
TO count the money in the Treasury of said county
and examination Of the books. papers, records and
vouc ers thereof. for the purpose OF reporting te
YOU whether the duties and business of the Office o
/ Treasurer ad been D, ,rformed in good faith, and
with full ability and capacity, or therwise.
Insnd you the following rs the result of carefu
and rigid examination:
Ifndi by reference to the books of the County
Auditor that at the last annual settlement of thl
Treasurer with the County Commissioners, Sep
tember 5th, 1857. there remained in the Treasury
at the Hose of business hours that day, the sun
of 1880 IS. This annual settlement (prescribec
by law 5 with the County Comm Issionefs am sat.
isfed. wss searching. and complete. and from thil
data my examination commenced.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14

BESoKs ries.. rs ..l, As.n.. ITS. Co,uns.,. eIu I.
g. e. tSR4 Sen asass Idsaassq
/ lyH. i-H rniflr!a atl sanIs elssT5s ad1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-14
DR.. 7lTUjcKERls; UjcK q 6 xTRAI 4 VTIsST. Y sri /.

hR. TICKER WOULD SAN To M -.
consulted At the GQ0D AhE zAouSEac ac6fumbns,d ii
daily M tiil ths frss GI nov pTs;t.a eo,ib ,.,.
for over nine ears hich 10 gufeient eEideroe
phg is reliable and Successful The great increase 81
date his nun srous patients. It l. not necssszryts,
Eenurnerate the ''s = 70 = I'S'r :
4 ENrIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DIsEasEsi5o i5osl
butwiH merely say my speciality u IHBwHOLzs :
b meh90-H Nun 9asoS e eSiiiHi 1&iA esAl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-12
LYING BY WHOLESALE.-We republish the

LYING BY WHoLEsALE.-We republish the
following extract from The Anti- Slavery Stand
ard, edited by Wendell Phillips, in order that
people here may see what education, truth,
christianity and constitutional government
amount to as Interpreted by the ultra Radicals
of New England. The article, though an
infamous compound OF falsehood, nonsense, and
maignity, is by no means an exceptional one,
hut is ouly a fair specimen Of the diatribes
which appear daily in scores of Northern
journals:
''Madc President by Rebel design, assuming
"Coufederacy' completely collapsed, deceiving
the North by empty, Astounding notes Of low,
atty, Andrew johnson has more intamously and
crminally injured the nation than did Jefferson
Davis who openly left his place in the Senate,
and without disguise, commenced offensive
warfare upon the Government. by virtue OF
his position he has becn enabled SO to revive
and strengthen the spirit of the rebellion that
today a renewed outbreak of war seems far
more probable, at no distant period, than did
the commencement of genera! hostltles I'M
mrdiately preceding the firing upon Fore Sum-
t.r With his license the blacks of the South
and the loyal whites are being murdered by
hundreds and by thousands. Many more are
forced to fly from their home to save their
lives. United States officers have, in frequent
Instances. and with impunity, been put to
death The reigo Of terror is again being in
augurated throughout the South Slavery,
with all it most horrible auxiliaries, is in form
anu fact rc-establiShed With professions of
great respect for the will of the people, An.
drew johnson, through an alliance with cor
lupt judiciary, seeks the sutjugation of the
loyalists and the triumph of the dominant Rebel
spirit Nothing short Of impeachment will
ttllslrate the consummation of his designs, or
save Us from another general conflict OF arms.
No careful observer can fail to see that there
has been no more critical juncture in our affairs
since the outbreak Of the rebellion. While
Andrew johnson is not alone responsible for
this uotoward state Of things, he is the instru
men!, the accepted tool, the figure head of
cOnSpiring traitors.
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COURT NOTI C E S .
,rHE CIRCIIIT COuRT OFALEXAN.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEXAN.
1 dria county, November H. 1866, Alyin'
Y. Maxwell, complainant, VS.. George W. Max.
we'll Walter IT. Gillingham and Ella &. Gil,
lingham, his wife BENJAMIN Chase and Mary
"A. Chase his wife; Franklin aNwcll, Carroll
Maxwell, Richard l.. Maxwell, Willard Max
well. A gncs Maxwell, Alice Maxwell Cathar-
inc MAXWELL and Albert Stuart delts
Tho decree in the above eau c directs that ono
Of .le Masters in Chanc"ry Of the Court, do as
certain and report
lst. The Indebtedness OF the estate Of George
W: Maxwell ut the time Of his death
3D. The value Of his personal assets. which
have or are yet TO come into the hands Of his
eyecutriX.
Sd The real estate Of which he died seized,
and its value
4lh. The liens on said real estate, their
amount and respective prioritics.
The said decree further directs that the sud
Master shall give notice, by publication, in one
Of the newspapers published in Alexandria,
Oncca week for four successive weeks, OF the
time and place, when and where he Shall pro
cced to execute the same; said publication to be
equivalent to personal service Of such notice on
the parties.
Comm RS. OFFICE, Jan. 4, 1867.
The parties Interested in the decree, Of
which the foregoing is an stb,trart, are mott
fled that have fixed upon MONDAY, the 4th
day Of March, 1867, 1T my Office, in the city Of
Alexandria, when and where / shall proc ccd to
execute the said decree.
". G. YEATON,
Master in Chanccry,
jan 5-law4w Circuit ct Aleya. co.
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The freedmen Of the District of Columbia
are preparing for jubilatou over the passage
OF the suffrage bill. Several different plans for
the affair are now under discussion. The feasi-
bic points will be magamated to suit the
wishes Of all concerned Among other features
OF the celebration will be the raising ola liberty
pole and national hag.
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Master in Chanccry (
IN 0-lnwiw Circuit Court of AleXNn
COUNTY COU RT,
IL nnnrN11,ER lfnIIRT lSl

DECEMBER COURT, 1866.
It being represented to the Court that 50
much of the Alexandria and Lccsburg IuTl-
pike as lies in the county of Fairfax ha; been
abandoned by the company, it is ordered that
notice be published for eight successive weeks
in some convenient newspaper, and also be post
ed ut the Court House door Of this county, on
some Court day, ofthe intention Of the Court to
take charge of said road as county rond.
n copy testc. +. u. hlCl1hh'o"-'.
doc 0l--lnWSW
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T. IINNII1 7 NICTN-
Rrn,,i s. Waulcs p O. Jan 5-1aW4W

VTIPGINIA:-Atr rules held in the Clerks
y Office Of the County Court of AlcxanGria
county, on the 3lSt day Of December, 1866, Will
liam ii. Barley and Granville 5. 7. Irp!ett, late
par ncrs, trading under the firm OF Barley,
Triplclt l. Co., complninAnts, against Sarah
Bowden adsninstratrix. and William bowdcn,
infant son and hcr-at-iaw OF Alexander BOW
den, deceased, defendunts-In chancery.
The object OF this suit is to subject certain
real estate in the city Of AleX"ndria, va, OF
which the said Alexander Bowden, died, seized
and possessed, to the payment OF 3S2.44 with
interest from JanIary l, 1861, Till paid due
from the said Alexander Bowden at the time Of
his decease, to the said plai"tlts. The said real
estate lies on the south side OF Queen streets, be-
tween Alfred and Patrick streets, fronting g
twenty feet on Queen street, ana running back
one hundred feet to ten feet alley.
The defendants not having appeared and
given security according to the act OF Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and 1t appearing by
affidavit that they are residents OF this State
it is ordered that the sAd dctcncantS appear here
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit; and that n copy OF this or
der be forthwith elted in the Alexandria Ga
zctte n newspaper published in the city Of Alex
ardria, once q week for four successive weeks,
and posted ut the front door OF the Court House
| of this county. A copy testc
| J. TACEY, Clerk.
.Smoot & Lowe. p. Q. jan 5-laWlW
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M Ii O l. + $ A L h
CHARLES w GREEN,
NO. G6, KING ST Il T. 7.
Would call attention Of Merchants to large

\ O. GS, X \ G ) i Il f l. !
Would call attention Of Merchants to large
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c, &C.,
which are being offered to the trade at SatlStac-
tory prices. Would mention in part
Silk and Linen Handkcrchcs, Collars, lace,
linen and paper; Fancy Buttons. (over one
thousand styles Dress Trimmings, in great va
ricty; Worstcd Goods OF every description ;
Elastic Braids and Cords; Machine Silks and
Cottons; Shirt Bosoms, Hosiery, Gloves, BlacR
Grape, Combs, Brushcs KNITTING, Cotton, SklTt
Braids, Alpaca Braids, white black and coloreGI;
Star Braid in silk, linen and cotton; En- nroid pro-
cry Silks silk Cords and Tasse;, Ladies dr'v-
cling Bags, Port Monaics, Rufllings OF every
description, &c, &c. Also fu line Iln,., OF
UMBRELLAS AND HOOP Shi 10 ,
direct from manufacturers, when VIII DC SOFA
below Baltimore wholesale prices.
&sa- A call solicited. - - jan @
TEENCH PASTE BLAChlNG-thc best
+ b}nckinc in use, for preserving the leather,
ond rendering it very soft, and giving to Boots
and Shoes Brilliant polish, with haltthe labor
required by using ordinary shoe blacking for
sale by
jan 5-- Ii. COVh, 81, hing S'FccU'
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CLOTHING DEALERS
90
90
ARNOLD & FIELD,

ERCHANT TAILORS,
iIry,. removed from Ne 50 to No. o3, King
street. md resumed their old business, where
they would b.; pleased to receive csll from
Their friends, or any one in want OF sult oi
good clothes. We have on hand And are re-
CLU'TIiS, GHSSiMERES, VESTINGS,
LINENS, &c,
which we Will make to order, very low, 1or Inc
next two months, especially.
"" propose - continue our -,
GENTS rUHNlSHING DEPARTMENT.,
where you viii always find the latest styles.
We will furnish
" If r Z 5 II l RTS,
pc cheap rs they can be had AT retail in Philu-
icipha Warranted to tit and wear well. Gail
and SEQ us, 1T No. 81, King S.. " doors %es! OF
K0ynI aug l-tf
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALENAN-
L dria County, November l5 1866, Robert I.
Edelin, NJ German, Thomas Mccormick, ad-
ministrator of Elias Harrison, deceased, James
Z. McGraw, Willis Henderson, Julia Whcatlcy
and Mary Wheatley, on behalf Of themselves;
Building Association of Alexandria rs may join
in and contribute to the expenses of this suit,
complainants, VS.. Mechanical Building Assocn-
ton Of Alexandria, William Arnold, David
Appich, Ewell G. Atwell, N. w Burchel Il, Ma
ria buchanan, administrators of R. Z. Buchanan,
deceased, J. H. Devaughn, A, w. Bastlack, J.
Newton Harper, Luther D. Harrison II; ".
Hardy, John Jones, Margaret Klnzer, with the
will annexed of l. Louis Kinzcr, Hugh Latham,
J. w. Nails, G. J. Richards, r. W; R4binSon,
coe. Samuel Beach, d. l.. S1noot, administrator
of Peter Davis, deceased, james E. McGraw
George II. Markell, and Robert [. Edelin, Trus-
tees Of the Mechanical Building Association of
Alexandria, defendants.
The decree ofthe November term, 1866, directs
that the papers in the above cause be referred
to w. G. Yeaton, Master in Chancery of said
Court, to enquire into and state full and com
plete account Of the transactions Of SAID Build
ing Association; the condition OF the accounts
between the Association and its members; the
amount due on the several deeds of trust cXecu
ted for the benefit Of the said Association the
amounts due from the said Association 10 Its
members, and the amounts due from It's mem
bers to the said Association, with Instructions to
the said Master to publish for four successive
weeks, the objects of the reference in some
newspaper published in the city of AlcxandrA,
in lieu Of personal service upon tho parties in
terested &c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Jan. 2, 1867.
Notice is hereby given to all parties Interested
in the Decree Of which the foregoing is an abb
slract, that have fixed upon WEDNESDAY :,
tho 10Th day Of February 1861, at my office in
the city of Alexandria, when and where l shall
proceed to execute the said decree. -
w. G.. IEATON,
Master in Chanccry Of the
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Y once Of the County Court Of AIexnndrr; r;s
County. on the 3lst day of December 1866, Jo.
senh broders and John Lannon Joint partners
under tho name and stylc of J. Broders & Co.,
nIuintiN. spuinst Georrc e. White defendant
Lin a.sumust and upon aa attachment.
The. object Of this Suits to recover from tho
dcfandant the sum of SSOO3. with interest from
November 18th, 1866, till paid, due to :hc plain
tins bv the defendant.
The defendant not having entered his appear
nnce and pivcn security according to the nct oi
AssrmLIv v.ni the rr,lcs Of this Court and il ap-
pcnrme Iy atfidavit TINT he is not Il resident Of
This Ht"" 1t /: ordered tat Inc sad aclHHIi"il
appear here "Ithh one ln"hth ;ticcf uuc !"oIlc'-
ton ol TINS orGer' ana 40 "hat IS h.Gc.""'y ~
protect his ntcrcS; IN TINS SUIT; ana 'nHI ,cppy
andria Gazette, a newspaper PuDIlsnHd III .'ll t"e
city OF AlcEahIrll, once " week !oE 'T"r S"ccI> ~
SlVc weeks, ana posted Al lhc front d"oI - '"'
Court house OF TINS county. ~ ~ cnPy leSIf:
}. IAOh /. In: HigI%:
b"cnt U WattIeS, /. =. Jan 2-IhMt"
Y Office Of the County Court Of Alexandra.
County, on the 3Ist dav GfDcccmbcr, 1866, Min
crva Howard, plaintiff, against John +. Rodcs,
defendant In debt and upon an attachment.
The object of this suit is 10 recover from the
dofrn,,ni The sum Of $500 with interest from the
Gth div Of .IHIv 1866 till ppid, due to the plain
titI bv the defendant.
| The defendant not having entered his appear
nncc and Given security according to the act Of
Assembly ana "a thG rurn % % t't'H
Pc;'FItnS ~ aIaei 10 s. h'' ,a Ea;J daf.nJon
,',,}c.r hrr within ono month after due publica-
t;TnTt If fhis order and do what is necessary to
rrntcct his interest in his suit; and that copy
11fiLi; order be- forthwith inserted in the AIcX-
drin G,yrttrr = ncv.,paprr published in the city
| Of Alexandria. once :. week for four successive
wcn;s and posted at the front door of the Court
| House Of thj. County, A copy-Tcst,
J TACEY, Clerk.
Brent s. Watt!cs, p. O. ian 5-luw.lw
NTIRGINIA,:-At rules held in the Clerks
once OF tne county CourG oa nisH"HGrla ~ Hh
r,d;n u t'I,J umJcr "'4 tbn irm name Of Wiams 4
A'GS'' pIiaI.''', y o,.Ir, '''
ucl II. Ad"'i:9 alu i1ou9 '"4 VI ~ "
partner" trHuI"i E.,uGi inc ~ tia VI ''
hnI' ri - Co' ~ r"a,, ,., u. .
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ANEcDorE. Southern clergyman Of great
eninence was invited some weeks ago to the
house Of lawyer Of distinction in Northern
city Ic the midst Of an animated conversa-
ton with the family, dinner was announced
My dear Mr. S., ," said the hospitab'e lawyer,
"our dinner is ready and we must beg you to
excuse US for short time. BE good enough
to glance at my library while we are dining"
The wife of the noble LEGAL host was, how
ever, so deeply interested in the eloquent dis
course of the Southern clergyman, that she did
not want to lose that intellectual treat even
while enjoying more substantial repaSt. She
therefore offered the following amendment to
the proposition Of her husband Perhaps,
MIR. S., you would prefer sitting by the fire in
the dining room and continuing your interest
ing and edifying remarks while We are eating
our dinner!' The clergyman, however, hav--
log the carnal weakness OF his cloth for good
diancr, declined both Of these hospitabIe invi-
tatinns and returned to his hotel in frame OF
MUD not exactly seraphic. c.-Rich. Times.
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xvIRGINIA, to wit In the County Court OF
Y Fairfax county, December, rules, 1866,
Robert +. Hooe VS. George &. Hooe-in case.
Mem The object of this suit is to recover OF
the defendant the sum Of St33, With interest on
1888, part thereof from 1st July, 1862 and on
attach the interest Of the defendant in the real
estate in the county of Fairfax, which WAS de-
vised by Henry Gunnell to his danghter, Mary
\. uooe, for life, and remaindcrto to hlS childrc9
ant is not resident Of this State 1t Is ordered
that he appear within one month after due pup
lcation hereof, and do what is necessary to pro
tect his interest. A copy teste: -,
'''' 49, +. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Dulany s. Ball, .. de 2-laWfW
NOTICE E-Josiah Ford, and Mary, his wife,
~ complainants, vs.. Peter l. DAVIS rer9i
John r. Hodgson, and Henrietta, his wife
Lewis SHERWOOD and Jane, his wlie; Ethclbert
Walker, and Ann, his wife; Alfred Wells, and
Sarah his wife; and David l.. Smoot, admn's-
traitor of Peter Davis, deceased, defendants
In chancery. ,o. = ,
The decree of October term, 1896. of the
Comfy Court Of Alexandria county, In the
above named cause recommlts the report o.
Master Commissioner Ieaton, and direct, the
| said Master to take an account OF the CLAIMS OF
| an the creditors of Peter Davis, whether by
iudsment or otherwise, (who have not already
fled and established their claims before h!n, }
and and to give notice of the time and place of talk
inc said account, by publication once week
for iT four FOUR successive weeks, in the AleYandria
G Gazette, said publication to be equivalent; t. to
| norsonol service of such notice on the parties:
XII Such creditors as shall fail to appear and
nrove t, their claims within the time specified in
such notice, to he debarred of all claims against
the estate of said Peter Davis.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE, Dee: II, 1866
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od IN the decree of which the foregoing is an
sbstract, ab d.r s,' that + have fixed upon THURS
DAY, the 10th day of January, 1867, at my
Office, in the city Of Alexandria, when and
where | shall proceed to execute said decree
On or before Which day the creditors of Peter
nav;s 1s are warned to appear before me, other
wise their claims will be excluded
"i'o '''0'' W. G. YEATON,
Comm'r County CT. Alexa. county
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