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Quarantiae Regsiatioas-Ths Italian Brig
ChieRa.

Quarantlae Reguiatioss-The Italian Brig
Chisra.
However much doctors may disagree a. to
the advantages and necessity Of quarantine
regulations, the public has . right and believes
i. has . deep interest 10 have them strictly
enforced. We feel constrained, therefore, again
10 call attention to the case Of the Italian brig
Chiora. We have been assured, upon unques-
tionable authority, that notwithstanding the
published contradictions Of the fact, the yellow
fever has broken out on board Of this brig
since her arrival in this port In addition to the
three cases already mentioned as having been
sent to the Seam,n's Retreat, one Of which re-
suited in death, three more sick sailors Of the
same crew have been refused a6mittance to
the Retreat, and were compelled to wait, shiv-
ering with fever, for three or four hours on
Brooklyn ferryboat. A letter which we have
received on the subject quite pertinently asks,
"Are these cases Of yellow fever or not! If
they are, why not take immediate measures to
isolate the vessel and to have the requisite care
'aken of the patients If they are not cases OF
yellow fever, why not receive the patents
at the Seamans Retreat Or, at least,
why not have had arrangements made
for them beforehand! IF these poor unfortu.
mates shall incur the risk Of death in conse.
quencs Of their three hours' delay and expo
sure in the opcn air, who 10 to blame! And
it. being really attacked by yellow fever,
their contact with so many people was bound
to imperil the public health, whom shall we
sccuse!" Tho writer Of this letter adds that
the brig Chiors arrived here on the 7th ult,
direct from the Mediterranean, or, more
exactly speaking, from Naples, and suggests
that IL yellow fever has really broken out on
board Of the brig, Il must either have been de-
veloped naturally in the port Of New York
which science and experience do not admit -
probable-or IL has been caught BY contact
of the sailors with soms vessel arrived from
the Antilles or some other infected place,
which il far more admissible. In the case Of
the patient who died the autopsy 10 said to
have proved that it was yellow fever, although
different version Of me story has been pre-
ssuted 70 the Board Of Health. The whole
affair demands immediate and thorough inves-
| tigation.
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RsuROAD AccrpnSrs-A ssrious aeciasas
yesterday o. tire Brooklyn Csssrai Rairssd'
wyek avenue, 70 ysans maa NAMED jon
Soc. He Was siandiAg the platform VIZ ~. no
blew hs hat %. Under ths mpsiss o. . =. %
spr.ss Altar 4, Conductor coshrss. VINO ooser's the
movement stopped che srais ssa $50 - ''os"
m. v...s ma. hv. He ~s ssdoaosecy p.ss ed up
as, I. si,s N a.ss his HE, - ne Wa th the
haeod ,sss va gushing from DTS moss" .aiss
usoa - 49, .Sn,nh vas cue severely no UAs also
upon ~ s..s-,v iniurss. Later In We dsy. near
..neIv. = 80. eth . child . her arms caught bee
-s carlton Of toe iros work on ,h9 platform,
poops on ss.~< her " faIi for~Ard on ~ erour1
w"o.-.s, vte,suce. IN her efforts 10 save the chm
whu s'.,,,v she BADLY hsused and ~ss
ns1 ,. \. -sr fsv ssups ima the chid sasun njussd
1850 are also In the habit vi umpng fron tue uAsns
=. me Ioug Island Rairoad day 90 too ACC NJ
shorrss Ogden OF Crsenpons jumped from ,he prsss
s,sir q Jamaica while u goBx Of rapid srefd rsss
he statiou Cns OF hrs broken, his cad vas
b,dy cut and other injuries we're received. y wced
attended him, ~hen ho conveyed 20 bis ifends ~
springfield. Aoout the same time a boz named william
H. Brown, aIsd sevea yeas vas run over and ksiled
At HempssAa he with several other boys, jumped cr
the cars Chile they we're being shifted on tns swirh fo
the PURPOSE Of catching ride, when he lost his bod
and fcA upon the trace Tso cars passsd over N
kilir< him Instantly.
I>irISe rns Cosxsa sroSH Msrsoprsr CHArn-
yesterday sfernooa the stone OF tho new Ae.no
dis chapel At Springfield laid BY tue Rev Henaa
Bags rev s Iandou and others we're present. ID.
services ommeocsd ~ hLf-psss TOO ooisek
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The Progress or the Naexicas Republic-Tts
Barbarlsies Of the Empirs.

The Progress or the Mexicas Republic-Tts
Barbarities Of the Empire.
We published on Friday last the most hope
full news relative to Mexico. Tho republic,
merging from the bloody bath into which
Macmillan plunged IL, is everywhere estab-
fishing its authority. Even the sturdy old
Indian Chief, Lozada, in Western Jalisco, bows
to the republic. As We have before stated,
there are now no two great forces which can
form equally powerful parties and plunge the
country into rsvolu ion. Minor turmoils may
arise as the result Of long continued religious
wars; but these will be readily crushed by
the power Of the present government The
moderation OF the liberals, which receives
such warm compliment from the Austrian
prisoners who fell into their hands, Is justly
praised; for the liberal party, driven to
such desperation BY the prospect Of seeing
the hopes Of half century blasted by the
empire, had every reason to infict retalia-
ton to which the merited punishment OF the
royal flibuster Macmillan was nothing.
We have published also an authentic list,
carefully collated, Of the number murdered
is the faithful mirror Of the civilization which
Louis Napoleon wished TO introduce not only
into Mexico, but Colombia and Central
America. The number Of mass acres committed
under this decree is nine thousand two hundred
and forty-four. Or these there were six
hundred and fifty acknowledged to have been
shot, according to Official report. One colonel,
shot February Fl, 1865, was wounded, pur-
sued 10 house and there burned to death.
Let it be remembered by the friends Of the
empire that one Of the principal leaders in ell
this wholesale numbering business was Q
Colonel Mendez, who was afterwards, for bis
good services to the imperial cause, promoted
to be general Of brigade. It was in this
manner that Maximilian endorsed his deeds.
Our neighbor, Mexico, Is now poised where
she was in 1861, when tie allies invaded her
territory; but to-day she Is stripped Of every
thing except courage She has fought the
battle Of liberty for every republic on tho
continent, and she deserves oil our sympathy.
We must do her justice for brave defence Of
oil those principles we hold dear. We may
give her aid to consolidate the peace she has
so bravely won; for VS. are interested that
she shall be able to retain order In her States
while the great liberal contribution Is being
imposed as the organic law Of tho land. After
that we have confidence that, hand in hand,
upholding the same grand principles, we shall
march 10 the same great future.
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HEAVY sosseaY Of Il: ncAn sutn

Two Hundred ThsusaWd Dsliars' Worth Of
(soId stolen from the Liberais-Traces Of
the Robbers Ia this CITY.
rather singular affair recently como 70 light ID
this city, from the facts Of which appears that the
time OF tho capture Of Maxin,sn In Mexico the liberal
government was roooea Of huadrsd thousand
dollars worth OF gold bars II 10 supposed that tho
parties implicated were interest OF Msximiso;
but - got clue has boon Obtained 70 but one OF the
gang Several Mexican dssctvss are ~ prsssnttn this
city, "work ne up hs case, ~ one OF the suspected
party. young Mexican travelling under the name Of
c. NJ. Msiaaieh. has been traced 70 this city. He A.
rived hero about and tayed Tor tine
q the 81 JAMES HOTEL but subsequently, Transferred y
eadQuarters TO Eighth street, and afterwads 70 fno
hs arrival in New YORK he was BY young
woman, who was supposed 10 b. his VIE. put she
has left the cty having taken her departure or Earope
three trunks which considered probable contained
large amount OF the plumber Ths win doubtless b
the robbery aud OF her supposed compcty havnsbssa
transmite cd 70 Europe oy tnc catsa
white boarding the 10 Third avenue, a. u ~.
pears that q the de'euvcs cent 'rson VINO had
known him Ia aexco a. ins Ito him out TO lunch. No
daoch declined the profcred courtesy; bat made "a
engagement TO moot HIS TREAD n nser ,ha evening as
a place agreed upon This sailsled tue detective bet
Me1ancn failed To put Ia appsarancs At the "sryss
ing place" Upon inqnrng VI his boarding house u YES
ELECTED that shortly after ne departure tho secor
the shrewd Mexican lei, the honse for . shou
tme aud returned = carriage WITH friend. The twe
men tnen house, cssryins With them boz, ap
pareutly OF considerable weight which they piscea "
the Carriage The acompiice drove OF with tue box
and Mcdaniel entered a lard syenas car on rs oo-n
trip S.nce this time all Of tho parties has been
lost but the detectives den THAT taey have
left Now York all the steamers and trsns LEAVING tho
city having been closely scrutnzed since Msaasrns
d sappearauce t~p notes have bs,n slipped under the
door or In rhrd containing the follow.
ing messages, written IN spanish Of which was:-
sShow yourself; Vt 10 - yosr Interest Eyerythtng "
sstis scorv" The ether one read. II wish to 700
about something interests yoi" and the initials
ID. Appended 10 cacs la hrs light hedan CO ieit
N his room = number Of aud lies which had svi
deuty been cut the golden bars ~ gold nnGs
we're ieuni on the iusrum Mrdsnch vas beloved
the gang and several couedera,ss ere
su ouoSsd IN a vUsSfe o this city.
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and II was thought the former would retire. The new
system Of TAXATION went into effect on the Goth.
A conservative meeting Was held 10 Columbus
Georgia. yesterday, st which two solorsd missionaries
from Tsnnsasss made speeches Some soldiers attempted
TO interrupt the meeting. but they vera promptly AZ
restsd The colorsd radicals In turn made dsmonstrs
ton In favor Of mobbipg their conservative Negro
orators
The descendants OF John ruthill one Of shs original
Pilgrim fathers who Afterwards settled In southold,
gathered together At New Suffolk, l. On Wednesday.
The family is very prolific, and husdrsds Of msa ssd
women assembled on the occasion, while letters we're
read from numerous others in far away paris Of the
Uuiou Eighteen families Of the name had averaged
eighty years of age Prayers, speeches, songs
aus dinner were the principal elements Of the festive
gathering.
The great prize fight between Aaron Jones ana Nike
McCoos took place At Bussnback's Station Ohio, yes
terdAy, and won BY hcCools, AFTER thirty four
rounds in twsntysix mnutss he having about all his
own way from the nrss round Jones WAS hacked In.
sensible, and on being taken to . farmhouse near BY,
surgeon declared that two Of his rios broken and
tina, be stood in danger Of congestion of the BRAIN
fire broke out IA Buffalo last night which is
raging Al the time We 60 press and threatens To be
extensive one. Three large establishments and num-
Der Of smaller bad already been destroyed invov
ing loss OF over $3.50 000 strong south WIND was
blowing. 1t rumored that fireman had been buried
under the ruins.
Mrs Jen Days left Norfolk yesterday for Canada
The transaction OF Lynch Law and antLynch law a.
social ons 1t 10 said have maintained reign Of terror
in four OF Kentucky for tho last twelve months.
Four men have recently been hung by tho Lynchers.
and the antLynchsrs, who judging from their desg.
nation should oppose mob Law, have been parrolling
the prisoners tina, they have captured, condition OF
thor leaving the Statc
Tho negroes in Western Texas are reported to have
quit work and gone into camp, asserting that they would
take the law into their hands They all we'll
armed
There al deaths from yellow fever In Galveston
last week. 100 Corpus Christi Up TO the 10th ult and
81 Yesterday IN New Orleans.
General Pope has ordered the election for convention
in Alabama to be held on the LIST Of Octob,r.
The presens political contest California is the most
exciting one since 1851.
Great results anticipated Ia Honolulu over the new
reciprocity tresty With the United Statek Tho Ameri-
Minister Is receiving unusual houora
The caterpillar V creating sad havoc among the sea
island cotton
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SPECIAL TslsesAm TO TUE HEaALu.
BUFFALO. August 81, 1887, |
n On ofClork y N

BUFFALO. August 81 1881,
IL 20 O'Clock r. N.
While write large nre is raging In the lower part Of
the city. which threatens to destroy largo amount OF
property The following among the Establishments
destroyed Whites edge tool and skate factory loss
over $4,000; the Lafayette Foundry, loss $4,000;
rms foundry, loss $3.50
number Of small frame buildings on Ohio street,
near Warrington street, have also bsen destroyed.
There 10 . strong soith wind blowing, which prevents
tho Fire Department om getting the Ore under head
rumor Is current that one fireman 10 buried under
the walls Of one Of the burned buildings.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN COLUMBUS. GA.

Cslered Missionaries Address the MeetinG
and Are Threatened with Mebbing BY
CeIeved Radlcais-Arrest Of soldiers whe
Iaterrups the Speakers.
CcLUxpUs August 81 1851
A large conservative meeting was held here to-day.
and was attended BY large number Of whites and
biaeka Addresses were made BY James Williams and
Benjamin Holmes eolorsd, Of Tennessee Great e.
shusiasm prevailed. Resolutions were paced de-
mandng the enfranchisement OF oil whites, and de-.
ciaring the rights Of negroes hold Once Good order
existed until the spesca Of A. r Lamar white, whcn
there was an interruption frsm soldiers Of the garrison
They were promptly arrested ana placed In the guard
house There was .mons,ratos By the radical blacks
Last night 70 mob Williams and nelmse.
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points of this nature. II ought to consider them
fully, If ct ell, and might very properly weigh
the question whether founding hospitals and
rightly regulated lying-in-asylums would not
here, - elsewhere, do much to lessen the
number Of infantlcides and Of murders con-
sequent upon attempted abortion.
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NEWS rRoI vANcoUVER,s ISLAND.
SPECIAL IEleGRAm TO THE HERALD.

Yellow Fever On Board tho United states
Steamer Rosacas but NO Deaths-Thc steam.
or Lincela ut Fort aimpsOu.
SAu F1AsCIsCs August 81, 1857,
$40 O'CLOCK A. n.
The United States steamer Rssaca which arrived at
Esquimsult vancouvsr's Island, yesterday, had two
cases OF yellow fever on board Both. however, are
coovAIescent The Rssaoa Will coal and proceed 70
Snka
The United States steamer Lincoln Il ct Fort Simpson
repairing, end will coal and proceed to Sitkx
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TIVE cuNvlxInH rIfcTnn N ALABAMA.

noreonnsr, Ala, August 81 1881.
General PsDs hes issued order for - election a.
Tire LIST Of October the question Of hodiag eonvss
ton ana the election cf delegates 10 The for ferry
election districts Mobile. Aeatgomsy and Dallas have
five 6slerasss each
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, SCIENCE AND
Anr. CAHfSrr NAruRAL HtsroRV POLYTECHNIC ~
syrvr. sls observation-disclosures DAiIy. Opsa from A.
~ I'll 10 O'Clock r. NJ
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THEATRE COMIQUE, N4 Broadway opposite ct.
Nicholas Hote-wuITE CorroN AND SHAKPLKYs MINSTREL
asD VARIETY COMBINATION LioHr AID PLEASING
knrxRrAisMESr-TRE FRENCH MILLsxRs
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TERRACE GARDEN. Third Avenue, Fifty.eighth an
Fifty ninth streets.-THRoDoRu TnOnAs' PoPul Az CARDx
CosOERrs CONNIE ncing at 3 O'Clock.
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DepreAatieas Of the aavases In New Mckee.
Utah and Colorado.

Dep9eAatteas Of the aavascs In New Mckee.
Utah and Colorado.
81. LouIs August 81 1851.
Western dispatches say thai the Apache and Navajo
Indians ars committing numerous outragss IN New
Mexico. Two hunters had been killed In the San
Indians drove on thirteen Thousand Sheep when the
citizens pursued sad secaptursd ali but one thousand
The indians continue troublesome at the sweet Water
mines In Usah Sixteen we're killed oy party OF miners
u ,rs on the 4th inst.
Indian depreda.ioas 10 the country west Of Olive
Creek In Colorado. are mentioned
Tho nfoutaaa velunteers Re.enlistinG-Mur.
der Of Citizens the Fort Rene Road
Gallant Risht Beeween an Escort Party and
the Iudsans-The Latter Repulsed with
CHICAGO, August 81 1867.
TIE Hoa,ana Post OF the l7tn says General Terry,
commandsr Of tho department atsr investigating the
action Of the Executive Of the Territory in regard to the
volunteer forces gave his unqualified approval and fully
empowered Governor Smith To prosecute tho campaign
ssaius the Indiana To consequence OF this action,
eus mont and other preparations being vigorously
pushed forwarded for immediate service.
Reliable intelg from the Plains received hero yes
tcrday gives the following particulars or the Indian one
raiions-A party on the road TO Fort Reno lost three
men killed et Crazy wcman's Fork Two hundred head
Of stock were run on from Wells, Fargo Co q
the 10th nst Fcrs Reno Two citizens belonging
On tho same dav tina. the ngh, q. Fort Phil Kearny
occurred the escort % the hay party nom Fort Smith
we're attacked BY large body OF Indians who rsga-
iantly rspused. with heavy loss Only one body was
ief. on the aeId the rest having been carried OK Two
men Of the escort were killed.
The Savages In Arizona.
SAN Francisco. August 90 1867.
Tho correspondence Of the BsHetiw. from Arizona
states In the single district Of Luba sixteen men
had been killed and SIX wounded and $40 900 worth OF
property taken OF or destroyed BY the Indians since
March, The troops now trying ell in their power
for The protection Of the eettier
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HOoLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. Brooklvn. -ErHrop,AS
MmsrssLsL BALLADS AND BuRLEsarls.-Tal BLACK Bar.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE Nos . and West Twenty
fourth street Communicable MUCK Coon NATURE
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GRIFFIN CHRIsTY's MINsTRgLs corner =, Broad.
way and Twenty third streeL-kraiOPiAN Sovos
DAsoHo BURLKseUEs. dc-THs MEDICAL SrupkxE
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BUrLER's AMERICAN THEATRE. ~. Broadvav-
DALLxT, FARCE, rANroNnA BUrLssquRs. ETHIOPIAN,
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wORREIL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, oppo-
ate New YORK Hotel UNDER GAsLIoHr.
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EYQHTH AVENUE OPERAHOUsE. corner Thirty. fourth
street and Eighth avenus-HARr RHRNs Combination
Troupe.-sIsGIso. DANCING. BUaLssaUl AND PASronixs
IRLsH INroRnArioN.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS SIS Broadway opposits
the Metropolitan Hote-IN ETHIOPIAN Esr.arAtN-
nKsfs sisosa DANCING AID BusLxsauxs-HAxLKr's
ksruRH BRANCH
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FRENCH THEATRE. Fourteenth street aud Sixth ave-
nne.-ELxAsxra, QurxS or EscLASD.
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KELLY Icons MINsrRHLs, TO Broadway, oppo.
site the Now York HoteL-IN TaEs Soscs, DANCES,
Kocs.rRrcirEs BusIEsaUEs &c-Sourarss FLIErArioSs-
TEOvAIoRK
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TONY PASTORS OPERA hoUSE, 2ol Bowerv.-coxrc
vocALIsn. NEGRO hSsrsELsr BURLssQUEs BALLET DrvHR
-IssssEHr. &o.-BusKsR HiLL OR, Txs FIRST sHoT roa
BRkEDOn.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. corner of Broom
street-ffRGINius
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New York. sunday. September I, 1867.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-15
NUMBER 81.
FOB sale AND 2EGT.

;S=:a@:5 FCR EEN T.-Thc thrccstory BRICK
ssl44s.a si4s STORE, No. /, foot 0; King street, with
w;!arf attached Also Store Me- . adjoining
fronting tho river. Possession given ia,me-
Gia!clT. For terms apply on the premises, to
tci; 3S-in T. WHEAT,
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The parties Interested in the above decree are
hsreby notified that will take the accounts
therein ordered, on the .Ith day Of April next,
at the Office of Thomas Moore, at Fairfax Q. II.
NH 4-law4w O. W. HUNT. SDl. Com.
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TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
J l. county, June term, 1866, 4. S. Grigsby, &c,
VS.. A. j. San ster, &c. In chancery.
And the said 0. W. Hunt is hereby appointed
special commissioner, to execute the decree OF
November Court, 1860 for the settlement Of the
trustee account OF J. G. Gunnell, decd and a.
j Sangster under the deed from Edw' Sangster
and wife, to them, for the benefit Of the securi-
ties and referred to in the bill and proceedings;
and that the said special commissioner do take
All account Of the amounts paid by the securities
default ga Sheriff; the amounts paid BY each,
respectively, and when 80 paid and giving
credit for the amount of sales nado BY the trus-
tees and commissioners, after dcducting all
costs and expenses of SUIT or sale, and other
charges properly chsrgeable against the said Ed
ward SHngster; and the said commissioner is
hereby required to report his proceedings here
ter n he may W Deem en- p pertinent or that aihef party
Interested therein may require.
E1tract-teste. W. B. GOODING, Clerk.
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RT MOTTO ES. ;.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF ALEXAN-
Il dria County, Virginia, January TO- 1867, Ar
thur Herbert and John W. Burke, partners,
trading under the firm name of Burke g. Her
bert, and Arthur Herbert in his own right, on
behalf Of themselves and all others, the creditors
Of Eliza F. Herbert, deceased-plaintids. rs.
Caroline Fairfax, Alfred Herbert Emma Bry-
ant Edward Herbert, John f. diversified and
Lucinda, his wife, John G. Herbert James +.
Herbert. Matthias Herbert Hare P. Herbert
Upton Herbert, William G. Herbert, Elizabeth
d. Herbert, Herbert Norris, Archibald Fairfux
and Eliza, his wife, Eugenia Hyde, - Irwin,
and Aurolia, his wife, Monimia Caray,. John
Fairfax, Charles Fairfax, Henry NJ. Fairfax, al
infant. Herbert G. Fairfax, Orlando Fairfax
- - Hunter, Thomas T. Hunter, Madeline
an infant, Frank Harwood. and Julia, his wife,
Sallie Hunter, an infant, and Minnie Hunter, an
infant, defendants-in chancery.
The decree in the aforesaid cause directs the
undersigned, Master in Chancery, to ascertain
and report
lst The Indebtedness OF the estate OF Eliza
P. Herbert at the time Of her death.
End. The value of personal assets which have
or are yet to come into the hands Of her admin
istrator. ...
Cd. The real estate Of which she died seized,
and its value
4th The liens on the said real estate their
amount and priorities respectively.
The said decree further directs the ssid Mas
ter 10 give notice, by publication, in some news
paper published in Alexandria, once week for
four successive weeks, which publication shall
be equivalent to personal service Of notice upon
the parties.
Comm RS. OFFICE Feb. 28, 1867.
Notice is hereby given to the parties interest
ed in the decree, Of which the foregoing is an
abstract that l have fixed upon tn u RoDA4,
the 2Sth day Of March, 1867, At my office in the
city Sr Alexandria, TO execute the said decree.
JOHN WEST,
Master in Chnncery of the
fab (ounrD Court of t1nya