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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

Terms of Publication.

TIE wAYSEsBURG REPUBLICAN, Office In
Sayers building, east Of the Court House, is pub
lished every Wednesday morning at 81 per
annum, IN ADVANCE, or % 80 II not paid with
In the year. All subscription accounts MUST
he settled annually. No paper will be sent
out OF the State unless paid for IN ADVANCE and
all such subscriptions will invariably be discon-
tlnued at the expiration Of the time for which
they are paid.
Communications on subjects of local or general
interest are respectfully solicited. To ensure
attention favors of this kind must invariably be
accompanied by the name OF the author, not for
publication, but as guaranty gainstimposition,
All letters pertaining to business Of the office
must be addressed to the Editor
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-12-25

The following is the private letter
to the President from Gen. Grant,
about VIII G.. SO much curiosity has
been expressed:
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
NOTICE..

A L l. persons are hereby warned
"a against trespa-sing np2n ny Farm.
feticity. situated on Wrcomlco river in
NhaptIco district, 5! Msry's county. il
any way with dog or gun or passing
through ary part OF the Farm, except ou
tn. road to ani from the landing
Persons using the road will be rcqlir ed
10 shut the gate, or they Will be prohibit
=d tr IN passing the roai
| he law vii. bccnforccd strictly against
all persons who disregard his NOTICE.
JOHN A BARBER.
Dec Is h, lS66-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
IN tic Circui, Court Tor ST. Mary's County
[ IL

IN .he Circuit Court Tor ST. Mary's County
attins =. sCourt Of Equity.
Nc. lt5 \. Equity.
EsY virtue Of authorlty vested n me, as
- Clerk ofthe Circuit Court Ter 81 Ma
~. County, bv the Code of Pubfc Gcnerai
Laws" Of thls State il is hereby ordered
that the Report oi l;"htC Co'nn' sn" 'a' >
Downs rru.tec, tjlci nj rhi, cause h- ratified
and confirmed, unic.. cause 10 the cen
trar, be shown on or before the th'fd
Monday OF Malca next; provided,
. copy Of tins order be inserted II the ~a'n'
M,ry's Gazette, once a week tor three sue
crs,l,s weeks prior to the shird Monday oi
Feh. -uaAt.
Tho Report states thSs tho land .o'a NJ
$500
JNo. A.CANALlER, CFk
Trus eop,-feat:
JNO A. CAVALIER. Clk. =
Jan 10, lSs1-3r.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

In the Circuit Court Tor Saint Mary's raur-
s., sitting ~ Court"t Equity.
No 5r7 Equity.
DY virtue Of authority vested IN ne a.
u Clerk Of the Circiat Court for Saint Ma
rvs County. hy the Code oi Public Ga1r'a'
Laws" OF this State. il IS hereby ,nlercd that
thsrer"rt hicd y i F,ra a JOS II Key. ltu>-
,ss- IN this cause. be ratified aud coniirht7 IN
ihe third MondaN ot Mach urX'; provided \
copy of this order L. inserted in the Saint
Marv'ssr,t.eut oure 4 week Tor three silrces-
ave weeks prior to the third Mond,>
OF Feb. next.
The Report states that the land sold for
JNO. 4 CAMA.IER, Cl'k.
True copv--Test:
JNO. \. CAVALIER, Ctk.
Jan. 10. 1857 -,3v,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

NvOllcE IS hereby gwen TINT the SEhsnrl-
IN Der has ohtctued from the Orphans Court
.. :: MarN'S county. IN Na.s land. stiers at
OH the personal estate Of ]osern
STONE late ot SAID countv. deceased. All
persons having CLAIMS aSainst the sad de
ce,.el arc s,stsbv w.rned Il exhibit ,hr same
with the proper Nouches ;ne't"f. 70 The sub
,er,her ON OF tstarc the loth tav Of juiy lS67
otherutSs th.v ,nav be excluded bv a>e from
ali benefit of the sad estate. Gwen under NV
haoa ts,s lulh DAY OF in Ioo1.
WA i TUCKER
Ad,ninis,r-tor
Jan II, la6- ~.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
FOR SHERIFF..

JOHN r RT'cKLkR announces himself -
The voters OF al Macy. county ns 4 candidate
10. Saertrf Al thu Fall e'sctson III 81 aud ~
l.s,s the .lpror Al bis 'rf::is sd feil"~ri'f,
r.
fu-. i-e-~- fr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

L.FECEIiE,E UEP1RTNElT.

EXECUTIVE DLP1RTHt-h /.
IN iIEREAS, an Il .ctio1 was heid IN
w tnls >ttjc ou the 6tn t i.y Of No
: mi, a~p Tor menbers u represent III"
State Of Mary tlud IN the Congress- Of the
Cutti States, aui Il Il ma { the duty "t
the Goverurr III the case ot >uch elections
% ascertain the GunInvr OF votes gwen tot
cacn p,rs u yof,l tor tom III" returns 81
The judges OF election ccruii d % hlin anG
tncrenpot TO elcc.arc py Proclamation III.
result;
Anu whereas. uy the said returns 70
certified, aud tt.,.!ns rl!lor OF he votes
gwen toi the several candtil g !nr SAID
officers, |: app' ais tnat, Ia the First Cot
.tcs,louAl District. hiram Mccullough
had the greatest numhrr OF votes IL toe
/ Syconu toasryssio al District, S,cvtnson
! Archer hau The greatest number 0 votes !;
Ia the Tnrtd Congrr ssiuua District
/ Charles +. phrip, h ID the greatest mum
Der OF 80 e IL the Fourth Congressional
/ Di,r,c;, Franci, Thoua> had Ghn greatest
numncr If votes aud IN the tlttn Goa
x, s>lonal District, Frrncr.ck stone had
he greatest Ium1cr OF woes
i", therefore, by this, my p;oclama
lion, declare that the xuii HIRAM Me
ULLOUGi sThN ENSON ARCHER,
!, CHARLES +. phelps, FRANCIS
tTiIOMAS aud ~rkE Derrick STONE
are duly elected Members oi the House Of
k'pr' seutatlveo 10 represent this State IN
II" fonrth Co,Jgfts, of the Ifltrd States
a]'t*$* la tc.,mony whereof hav'
! ! skAL J. hertuuto 81 my h4nd ADD affixed
....,.. the Great Seal o. 'hs >tate. Al the
,lty ot Annapo'is, on thl~ t'urtronth day
Il December. III the year OF our Lord uu'
thousand eight hundr..i AMI slxty-~'x.
THOMAS SW Ann.
BY the Governor
JOHN ~ CARTER,
Secrtt1ry ot State.
Jaa :, 1866 tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
no &C.: =.


; ! \ j. Dt MAJ LAM
FIEcErtrE bEI'iRFuENT
M HFREAs The o,eroy.l Assembly,.
w ~ : J,sanrry Session l~s.3, j.!
p.ap"sr ag a,nepdn,~ttt % ne { ."-sisa.I. a
i lbs stat strtsia1 OF, n: SIKH sec
tlon Of IL Eighth. A-ticie
AMI whereas. tn. sN! Amendment,
with the yeas aud uays thereon. having
been entered upon the Jolruai Of eacn
House printed with he Law. passed a
the same session, aud puili>hvI in The
new>pt pers otrhe city oi Baltimore and
the different Conn'es. was submitted 10
:he qualified electors of the State for their
conhrnaion or rejection a, the late cleo
tiou for inetnbcts of tn. General Assem-
/ BY
Aud wher IS, il appears from the re
turns of the judges Of election on ilc in
thl. Dtpar'men'. that majority oil th',
/ qualified votes cast q sad election oa the
prD0ose1 amendment were IN favor OF this
smeudmcut-
] Now, Il crefore. THOMAS SNANN,
! Governor ~ The Sta'e OF IaryIand, by
! virtue aud 10 pIfs nance Of the authority
vested IN me by the FIRST Section Of the
Eleventh Artlcie Of that instrument. 30,
by this, my prociam,ti,n, declare thar
he SAID alnenan.nt has bccoiue 4 plrt OF
the Constitution of his State aud thai
the SIX h Section Of ;h Eigh,h Article OF
>aii Constitution ha, been abolished an!
no logger constitutes part thereof
I'D
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
For Sheriff.

The friends Of K ALEXANDER
CLARKE, # tbs F4ctor, ,iistrict, pr'ssus
hin II The voters OF st Mary's county a
a candidate FOR Sheriff a, the ue1' election.
EACrony DIsrklcF.
Nov la, 1916
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

"A LII persons indebted to John y.
IVA Fcnwick ou ep-n account or not
are r.q qlcstcd to sctt!n with him lmrnedi-
a,cly or their notes and accounts will bs
p,xced in an Officer hands for collector
JOHN L FEN WICK,
Leonard Town
MAJ
May 24.h, 1850 If
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE IS hel sby gwen that the s'bsen
~ bers have ob.tnsd rom the Ornhans
Iourt Of ST. Mary 5 county, IN Maryland. lot
ters of administration on the personal estate OF
,VR. L. Sh, ,ster, late of said county, daccas-
81 i! persons having claims against the said
;sccsseu are ely warned TO sNhl bi. the same
x!th the proper souches thereof, to the sub
.cribers on o. before the 18Th dSy OF June.
1851 Otherwise they may be excluded by Law
fsom all beneht Of the SAID estate : Given sR-
lee my laAs this 18Th day Of Doc, 1865.
RELL SAN m IL,
Surviving AdMinisttator
Dss lsiA, 1885 1@.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

In The Circuit Conr, for 81. Nsrv' = Csaaay,
si,'in, as a c,.nr' Of Equity.
M los y r.
DY virtue OF Authority vested in Ra. a.
ID Clerk oi the Circuit Court for 81. Marys
Co tnty, By: the "CNie af Public General
Las" of,hls STATE !. IS hereby ordered sha:ths
report h'el by F Stem. Trus'eo ia
,hi, case ha ratified and confirmed. sa
.ss, cans" tie con irarv hc shawn On or before
he ;hirti Mcn&av Vi March next. provided .
c"py Of thi. order be inser,e. IN the SSi-a
M.r,'. Gazette once = week for three auo-
ces-lve weeks prior to The third Monday VI
FEB. next.
The rep srs states that the property sold for
Sll,s25,
INn CAVALIER, Clx.
Trae cspy-Ten
,N,..> ,AMALikR, Cl'k.
Dee 20. lSC6 - 31
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
| umber and Manure
FOR SALE.

sEVIlE undersigned nNing established
Lumber Iarl at Gi,bnro' PNnt. y. g.,
IRE now prepared L. sell for Cash, good com noa
CJLLINGS. JOiST$, SHLS. &c.. SC, a.
from to t+co cents per foot, and Buildings
{ ), 1nding) Of every sze and description, a,
greatly reduced prices, s:e anxious 10
cultivate once more, tha old Cavalry Depot.
We viii deliver vessels At our Wharss.
Drlme .Nannrt al 40 ce1ts per cubic yard.
GEORGE w YOU Nc,
JOSEPH y YOUNG,
FENWltk lOING,\
Address
GEORGE w YOUNG, & CO..
Washington c.iy,
H. Q
Sat u l9G6-,J1
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
BO.1RDING.
MRS. Ek. %. CORR,
" Faston, Talbot County, Md, has 'aksn
Ma. desirable and centrally situated Dwell
ling House.
.1O. 10 EQ,sfH CaIrert 81

Baltimore. Nd
Formerly occupied BY Mrs SatorRc'd.
md i. NV fully prepared to receive Perna-
ent an. Transient Boarders. TranscIt
'oarder- Sl.5o per day.
Nov !, lebC--b u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

EN>RMERS and Dealers .Te respectfully
d referred to lie above Fertilizers As being
prepared ii the hest manner. Thoroughly relia-
bic aud in every way calculated to give uni
versaI satisfaction. They are extensively
hrown. bling used with great success during
the past six or seven years We are conti-
dent that all who buy the above Fertilizer,
will receive ful( return Tor their outlay. not
,nly upon the crop maaur,d Herewith, but
even for several Years upon grass and other
after crops.
r. J. RUTH & CO.. Agents.
No. l5 Bowl,s Wharf, BAlumore. Nd.
JuEeS23, lSCs.-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

December 21,h 1866.
nRDERED, That the eale Of tn Rea
~ Estate Of Alex s. Spencer deccas-
ed ma le by Bctl. q. Harris, e1eca-
tor If the said licensed, and reported 70
this Court hv said executor on the 9 h
d,y Of O:tohrr lat b. nnl the sarc IS
hereby absolutely rarifi aud confirmed; +;
no cause beng shown % The contrary
although notice bv publication hath byeo
gwen according t. Law
\ J SpALDiNG, chief judge.
JAMES T YATES,
WI \ KIRK,
Jau ;, lS51-3s
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
Conversation For Slaves.

ED>RSONS wh Sc SLAVES were En-
4 listed ur p,aftcd into the service OF
rnr Utir.d states can have their claim.
for C"mp nsa'ion properly filed aud col
:ectrd under the new Form, and Regnln-
tons. " sending me particulars Of Eu-
Ii I'm Ut or Draft.
Ollicr adjmnine Board Of Cl,ins.
Al clnns hl-d u1der the old Forms
b ing void and useless.
JOHN &. HOLLAND.
Il y Calvert street,
baltimore.
Dec. 90 1866 -3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

pI si7tla II authority vested In ms IS
- Clerk oft,e Circrit Court frr 81. Ma
ry'< county by the Code al Public G-nera
avs" oI this Stat. i i hereby "r lire that +
/, Spsldins. Ar irsolvcnt Petitioner hc
and alrer before the said Court On the 'hir |
Monday pf March next 10 answer such inter
rogafeTics or are 4tiyn~ a his crcit,r>. en-
d,r>eT> or securities may a'lrge or propose
aIaih>, hyn and t,at said Ihsnlrent cau>e &
cnp, Of this ro'ice 10 he published il the s..
Mary GAGETTE once a week for three
months, previous 10 said third Monday of
March next
JNO. A. A..CAMaLlER. Ci'k.
True cupy-1'est:
JNO. 4 .CAMAI.lER, Ck.
Doc 18th. lSo6--3n
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

HS application Of Edward 5 Abel', Adminis.
~ trstor. Of Robert Thompson. LAKE OF 81
VI ay's county deceased, itis ordsfsd by ias
ttoari, that the sa,d Admlnistrator notify the
Cd .rea, creditors oil the "a ID deceased 70 hiehsr
lam. against saii deceased IN the ONCE OF the
tssls,er Of Wllt- for SAINT MaTy's soaniy on Or
,efors tbs lst day of February. 1867. for di'i-
!cna, and that his order be published once
weak III each week un,l! the sad Is: day .!
Fs3., 1857.
Ies.,
jAMEST. ri. RALEr.
peEst of Wit
fer S.. Mary county.
Nov - h, l8SS-.1
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

For 1867.
VIII commence, in its issue of January
9th \ NEW aud ORIGINAL ROMANCE
written expressly tor its co!u unns, entitled
TIE CONFEDERATE FL4G on M~
OCEAN. q Ttlc Of The Cruises Of the
.EuD,tcy 9nd .Iiubunla, by Prof WV II.
pkcA. # La, author OF "Bcrtha Sce'y,' ;
"Bratrict L.
Among all the war stories that have
been written, none have yet portrayed that
most ro nanttc ef all fields, he wonderful
and even mysterious voyages Of the Con-
tederafe cruisers Til. story Of Prof r.
vii not be Inervl Y INA yirarlv". but hisfor
i,ai not simply romance, bat reaii y,
mu, b of il from the lips OF the very actors
in t { sceueS themselves We fe II safe IN
pred c,ug that j, VIII have q greater sue
ces, han any previous story OF this popu
lar thor.
Now !, TuH TINE To SUBSCRIBE, This
story Viii te co,nmcucro IN II" Weekly '
Day Book Of January 5;n, 1867 aud all
who wish 0 See it's opening chapter, should
subscribe n4y, IL .end ia their clubs as
carly a. possible.
TErN>, CASH IN ADrAScE--Onc copy
per year, s.; three copies, s.; six copies,
Slo: eleven copies. ST. 50; twenty copies
10 NJ ad ir.>,, $50
Ths " .,kll pay Book IS 'he m ST Com
jJrtr Ueel1g Pop~r put'i<1~i Is News
summary. Fauiiy kradlrg. Agricultural
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17

Secrtt,ry oi State.
Jaa :, 1866 tt,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-17
R.iTTEfri rIoN AorICE.

Elizabeth lson Is.
Henry " l1aInas,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

Union MEETING Of SABBATH SCHOOLS. :
Mr. ". r Hsnter, " The Children Friend, .
will address union meeting of the Sabbath
Schools of the city, to-uorrow, at 3 clock, in
the Methodist Church South, Washington
street All the Sunday Schools of the city and
the public generally arc invited to Attend
The children are requested to assemble at y
o clock, and occupy the front seats. The Dan
Vile Register says Of the Lecturer: William
r Hunter, known in many Of the Southern
States as the "Childrens Friend, has been
e ertniog in Dsnviile Tor ,hree or four days past
upon the subject Of Sunday Schools. His
lectures have been, for the most part, address
ed to the children, but have also proved highly
interesting to the adults of his audience Mr.
Hunters chief aim seems to be to make good
moral impressions upon the minds of the rising
generation. and he is certainly more competent
TO do this than any one we have ever listened to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05
Q IOCALI NEWS. Z

LOYALTY, u. r. A. Alive learn that
there was gathering of the Loyal, last night,
., the Lyceum Hall, undoubtedly IN antlclpa
ron Of speedy gterritorialzlag ot. our; old
Commonwealth, and 10 make preparation &C.
oordiagly-of.th sayings 81 which We have
no account. ItappearS that il was an adjourn
al mesting. aud was presided over by The Com
mongeal;h's Attorney # Fairfax county
..,,oot Jndge-assisted by Fame unknown boy.
A. usual, at the gatherings OF the faithful,
here was great difficulty about light, the gas
rsf,>ipc TO she'd it, effulgent rays over the
bsnrh1ed souls ANA coal oil ard dips had,
,bar.Gre. 10 be called into ge1uisition. 1t
trr,hcr appears that after the procurement or
the REQUISITE dips ali organization was effected,
bov;o9 at its head an ex 3. S, Revenue Asses
CIR assisted by an exU. S TAX commissioner,
.na an ex.J. =, with an excity collector as
secretary and treasurer Mr.. MckenGie-the
.sh;p Qua" Of the faction--was on hand, and
arranged the minut!ae Of the association, and a
oonc,;ttee 10 examine into the antecedents Of
.r,. who NAV wish 10 join, was appointed, in
ordsr that the organization may be kept pure
and un3eGled. Alexandria and Virginia were
hardin represented in the gathering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05
> HOTEL ARRIVALS.

City Hotel. = RobertJ Rai.ey, Proprietor.
Gen. Asa Rogers, Middeburg; Edward Whit,
lock, Robert Whitlock, Aidie; G. ". Coleman,
Fairfax county; T. Nj. McCauley, and eight
servants "Od Dominion Oil Works. j.
Lynch, Fairfax county;~Dr. e. II: Whipple,
Pennsylvania;' George Hooper, A. j. Simpson,
Delaware; Peter. kemper, lady and CHILDREN,
Brandy Station; Mrs Lowe, and danghter,,
Baltimore; A. i. Gibson, Va; Il. L.: Peyton'
2 q = n T Tris. hs %sfd
Snow, Ohio; D. Fl. Rutchison, Clarke, county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

TIE LECTURE LAST NIGHT. DIR. Bagby
lectured last night, at Liberty Hall, to large
and highly appreciative audience, upon The
Disease called Love, which lie treated with
scientific ability. The lecture was upwards Of
All hour in its delivery, and exhibited much
research with deal Of humor, through which
there was vain OF quiet sarcasm that made it
very agreeable. \ very interesting diagnosis
of The disease, its origin, progress and full de-
vcN,pment, with some familiar examples, was
Give \ by the lecturer who prescribed suadry
raoa3i'es, some mild, others severe, as the cases
Nigh re, 'pire. But, the only certain cure was
70 lot the patients haze their desire-that is,
to get mar,,,sd. One kind Of love, however,
prevailed 10 N7irgoia: and the South, which is
known as Love OF Country '"That love, y
said the lecturer. in conclusion, is no disease
and it can necer be cured - - =. r...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

RECOMMENDATIONS We have. been re
quested to ask that citizens will, when applied
to far assistance from the Corporation, take
the trouble to enquire into the case before
giving recommendations, as in many cases im-
position has been practiced, and those really
deserving made to suffer thereby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

The MARKET this week has been very poor
" supplied with country predetermined, on
some days there was barely any market at all,
except for Butchers meats This morning the
supply improved, but it was only tolerable.-,
Prices remain as before quoted both for meats
aud poultry. Very little game is now brought
in for sale Beef and mutton are at former
prices. ...s r.. ..,i.......--. .......... ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

MINISTER CALLED. The Rev. +. j. Willis,
has received and accepted call as pastor OF
the Baptist Church, in this city. Mr. ". has,
on several occasions. recently, oficiated in this
church, and has given grea; satisfaction to the
CONGREGATION -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

To CORRESPONDENTS. We have several
communications On miscellaneous subjects, On
tile, for insertion, as. soon as opportunity per
mts We cannot use manuscript written on
both sides t;the same sheet Of paper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

BASE BALL.-R. NJ Latham, and a. NJ.
Hall, have been elected delegates 10 represent
Mount Vernon Base, Ball Club at convcp-
ton proposed to be held in Richmond, 4th Of
February next, OF dele gates from clubs through
out the State. s..-.. ~.-......-...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

TO. Q. FAT meeting Of Sarepta Lodge:
No. 46, held on Tuesday last. the. following
officers we're elected for the six months ensu-
ing ssJohn Simpson, Noble Grand ; Jesse
Sherwood, Vice Grand; E. Lewis Miburn,
Treasurer, and John W. Campbell, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05
%"<-

New FIRM-We would call attention to the
advertisement in today's Gazette, of Messrs.
Withers l. To!son, young gentlemen we'll and
favo,ably known, who have opened whole
sale and retail -four and feed store, az the old
theatre building. ~. <. -.,'.. ..a.. ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

AsHEs-As the paVements are slippery, IN
the morning, it is suggested that the occupants
Of dwellings and stores, sprinkle ashes before
their doors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

PECIAL MOTTO Es.

Us RELIGIOUS NOTICE The Rev. ". a.
McAtee, of Maryland, will occupy the pulpit Of
the First Presbyterian Church, Fairfax street,
to- morrow (Sabbath) morning and evening" at
II and o clock. . ....... jan o-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ALEXAN-
| dria county, November Il, 1866, Almira
". Maxwell, complainant, vs.. George w. Max
well. Walter II. Gillingham and Ella &. Gill
bingham, his wife; Benjamin Chase and Mary
A. Chase, his wife; Franklin Maxwell Carroll
Maxwell, Richard l.. Maxwell, Willard Max
well. Agnes Maxwell, Alice Maxwell Cathar-
inc Maxwell, and Albert Stuart, defts
The decree in the above cause directs that one
of the Masters in Chancery of the Court do as
certain and report rgl5sE r,EE
lst The indebtedness Of the estate of George
W: Maxwell at the time of his death.
I'd. The value of his personal assets, which
have or are yet to come into the hands of his
executriX. 81. r. ..- -..... .....-.... &c..
3d. The real estate Of which he died seized,
and its value.
4th. The liens on said real estate their
amount and respective priorities.
The said decree further directs that the said
Master shall give notice, by pu bication, in one
of the newspapers published in Alexandria,
once q week for four successive weeks, OF the
time and place. when and where he shall pro
coed 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 abstract, are notl-
fed that have fixed upon MONDAY, the 4th
day Of March, 1857, at my office, in the city Of
Alexandria, when and where I shall proceed to
execute the said decree.
- ,''' ~ W. G. YEATON,
Master in Chancery,
ian 5-law4w Circuit Ct Alexa. CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

B| S. DEALHAM, No. lO6, KING STREET,
having an extraordinary large stock Of CENT
AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOTHING, and GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS on hand, isseHing them OF
at cost until further notice Positively one
price only -. Jan D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

THE WEATHER, this morning, was moder
ate-com paratively In the sun, the thaw
went on gradually. But it freezes at night, as
much as it thaws during the day. Persons
were crossing the river this morning, on the
icp - & 1898
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

THE SLEIGH1NG, last night, was fast and
furious king street seemed to be the princ'-
pal 1ri;re-but the tinkling of the sleigh bells
was heard all over town Some horses sui
fered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

bsT All persons having business with the
SHERIFF may find him at his office, over the
Market, and adjoining the old Courtroom, Dur
ing the usual hours Of business. de 3l-at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05

1t is thought the Virginia Legislature will
Immediately take up, and almost Unanimously
reject the proposed constitutional amend
ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-05
CO u TT II 0 7 ! c E S -,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
L county. November term, 1866 Reginald
Fairfax Is. benjamin Thornton-ln chancery
The Cour: doth further decree that Thomas
Moore, one DfIho Commissioners Of this Court,
do Is ~ Il further account Of the liens on the
said land, together with their respective prori
ties, and report the same TO this Court, after ad
vcrt.sng the lime and place of taking such ac-
count in some newspaper published in Alexan-
dri;l. Va, once 4 week for four weeks, which
service OF notice" An Extract -T'estc
". &. COOLING, Clerk.