Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-16
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CHURCH SERVICES. To,no : crow
christ Church. seryicesay . 1oa0as
o C1... churcA.-Service at .llsa5m:, oand 81
e5aI ~ Rev 3. IF. Sprigg iThecpew insthi:
p 2, la,,h are free. se g aL1issa tI5th ,tiSt3a!
Cnufo panps-seryice at Il q. m, !, and $50 p
81 ~ the Rev. e. Notion ,l'l , 1900 ~
'n. e. Marys--scrvice at and 4 "a mnl , and
i no. .a..s;s {i1 Isi iYsssxfg s.s7aSi5 on e:
~ 49, prssbuteria,, Sermon lin tha;mp rising
t "a TING BIT by the Rev. Mr.. mphel ga.t
a'., ...a 6uteria,t y S4rviceinthel morning
se g. "n;ght By the Rev. .S Pitzer: 5lla.s 7
a 1Ypsiloasi Episcapita1 Chll,ch Sermon
4 t6e morning and ut night, by Rev r
= a1.thodist Episcopal -Sermon,in tbemo rning
x the, ReY.F Dyson, sndiu night by Rev. M
Xhaaler. i!Gs 8{Gig.sIF q hsl4n5t@ .sjEsza 1907
'.stsodist Protestant --Servic es I'M themorn-
40 and at night, By kcy.4aMr; Sweet t"..9o:
:. ~ Pao}i Sermon In the morning and at night
hyRev u Willis a. c 20 =. 1, +.
tsraaari4 Christian 4ssociat ION: &C oneral
sp1ayer Meeting IN the NJ, r Church At a
o,clock, d. M and every evening during the
coming week III tnet teCtuto Aspou ~ tne DAP
X 'lGburch. at O'Clock. A cordial welcome
MI MI be given to sllswho will attend upon these
means of grace. .guisGs}i4ta;t 84o!.a. ,tS4G i
:. Viilaos Chapel.7-Sermon morning and night
~: Rey.t5Mr. Hummer, t,sis I'd r@Il2 aGftad
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u cfsctUf1 1r1 gCoURr FRIDA1Y -Judgo Fl. W.
n on as presiding. -CHANoERYi SIDE.-Char-
l0tte Jacobs vs. Washington ) executor, ct al
In chaucery--a rule was awarded against JOS
sas,ansbary to show cause why be should not
an surrender possession IT the property sold 10
the purchaser %i:ajaees 5aaaa 9ti.la.f
Henry S. Martin vs., Hiram Arnold, ct al
a .ehancery-this cause sreterred to a Com
missioner ID Chancery.i ...il'l' " ~ .5...',
laC COMMON tlst5 Law SIDE r-R. PA, A. Dodge vs.
Issac O. Bryant and James L. Close,-4...motion
on forthcoming bond lTheju returned a
verdict that the bond was: given for rent duo,
aud the distress was legal; and the Court con
sidered that the plaintiffs against the
defendants $3.50, the penalty Of said bond, but
this judgment is be discharged by the pay
ment Of 1920 IS, with interest on s275, part
thereof, from January l9, 1856, till paid, and
SttJ J sti} : ;: 4. 1T iEt. 81 3%S3f
costs. taft vtI tII,y..r<,.l.3I
i IWm. A. Wroev VS.. Louisa Hunters admins
traitor o upon an issue to enquire into the debts
due. BY louisa Hunter, garnishee, &c. :--judg-
uleot against estate of defendant for $72, with,
interest from May 3lsf, 1860, till paid and
e0sts rt 3t@t"::syl1 "sts - !atl,%l -ut.#':t
"a Court adjourned till 10 o'clock to-day =. Co. =
. oDAY.---Charlotte j acobs VS.. Washing
ton s executors: James Stansbury appeared in
Court In ohedience. to the rule issued against
him yesterdays and the Court ordered him to
surrender possession Of the property occupied
by him to the purchaser
"a Maxwell vs.! Maxwell, ct ais. = order Of sale
% pay the claim Of the plaintiff. .4 n, -.
king VS. Devaughn-order of, reference to
.s yaltt tain tie value Of dover. 5. . "a ST,
Humphrey & Sons vs. Ladd-Commission-
rs report confirmed, and decree for recovery
lgainstsdefandant, and order for sale Of, the
property payment Il not made within ninety
days.. $3.50 a5ij III sIG9g Q,l.awi ,@t.7al;: -
Hook AND LADDER COMPANY. At a meet
Ing Of the Relief Hook and Ladder Company
held:last night, a committee was appointed to
ascertain the possibility of obtaining the old
Star Engine house,, on Washington street, as
truck house, the building occupied by the
At present not having sufficient depth
The committee appointed to ask Mr.. Munsey
to deliver lecture, for the benefit of the COM
pany, reported progress. Mr.. Munsey has sig
nifed bis intention of lecturing for the company
during the first week 10 December The subject
will be- announced hereafter A letter was re-
caaived this morning from tie builders Of the
truck, stating thattita was completed, and is
waiting the order Of the company. 1t will be
brought on, as soon as house sufficiently long
to house it can be obtained: The company
still lack about $500 of the amount required to
pay for their outfit, and it is earnestly hoped
that the city authorities will make an appro-
priation to supply the deficiency. 90
q MANASSAS. Mr.. Campbell; of Washing
ton city, has, recently purchased from Mr..
Weir, fourteen hundred acres. of land adjoin-
Ing Manassas Station, on the Orange; Alexan-
dria and Manassas Railroad, at what is consid-
cred, by those oonyersant with j its value,
a cheap price, snd contemplates erecting
thereon, Immediately, some forty or fifty dwell
Ing houses, which he will dispose of, together
With the lots upon which they are built, to set
TIERS at a smal;advance upon actual cost.
1870 III L <.tG- 1919. .s -
u. DISTINCTIONS IN !. THE ToMAC.--The
Georgetown Courier says: l'@. ~" ''a
The necessity for cleaning the river channel
was perhaps never greater than at present, as
Inc detention of the steamer John Gibson IN
SlRht If FL ,oo~l,, oil dav Loot T11oc1o "