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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
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DR. l.. r 1SE NS1Ds
DAVENPORT, IOWA. OFFICE SOUTH
IL side Third street, between Brady and n Elm
streets. Residence nearly opposite.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

II is amusing to see the ,opsy -turvy man.
ssr in which the radical papers are thro "
ing themselves on The financial question. d.
Bout faces are becoming alarningly fire.
Qucnt. aud the indications are strong ths,
che Democratic press 10 going to have more
help than Is counted upon in giving the
bondholders s'swset home" The African
question subsidies more and moro ever,
Gay impeachment is dead rs door nail
and reconstruction is decidedly shaky a
tas butt Grant is the only hope Of the
radicals and that hope will not be Grant.
ed. Not any.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

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Cures them without resorting to Mercury Iodide
Potassii. Arsenic any poison. but with Neutral
ixer, positive for all humors and blood poeons.
ORGArio NE.SNEss, such As Seminal Weakness.
Nocturnal md Diurnnl Emissions, brought on by
abuse OF tie sysen, early indiscreons, excesser, or
entaied here's iariiy causing loss Of memory, confn
sion. depression, d:nncss, and of,cntimes insanity,
with other plarahle train Of symptoms, treated and
radically ca5 WITH nfallible method. saving much
time and ex ense. elect, ConorsfHa Structure. ana
all disease peculiar 10 the sexes. of private naafe,
radically e'ret.
Old dse..ee Il the MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the ieod has become poisoned, producing
botches the face small watery hlisters, paine In
head and iaLes. liberated throat, nose, limbs and
body. scr9fga. together with endless number OF
suffering.
DR.. james IL recommended by the press generally
tn medical faculty. and professors of medical college.
etc. Those afflicted should apply Immediately, and
be cured efihe4e terrible diseases.
DIR JAMES has justiseued revised. improved and
greatly enlarged edition OF THE MONITOR On Ven
eral Diseases PECULIAR 10 the seXes With directions
and prescriptions for eelf treatment.
SPERsAroxKuKA, caused by self abuse. sexual ex.
cess &c i fully treated and will not fail 10 arrest
the gttention OF the reader.
Animportant feature OF the book is trcatiee upon
Conccp'ion-huw avoided-and the necessity and
propricty sometimes. Of 80 doing.
TIE various diseases peculiar to femA.ee, afeIuNy
treated and their remedies given.
The Monitor s printed upon fine paper. neatly ano .
substantially hound, containing 250 pages. and u 10
Intended as book. be kept for private reference
and consultation. 1t 10 muisnm In pafvo- mach ~
the smallest space. Buy ti Read iti The book VII!
lnjure none. but benefit al-The old and young Of
Book, Sl.OO.
Address. Dr. JAMES, p O. Drawer 5ssa. chicago. III.
DR., James Office and PsFlors are ct % Randolph
street corner Of Dearborn street, Chicago where ne
esses pertaining TO Air speciality. once hours nom
. A. y. toS p. N. Consultations confidential.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
TuE President says a number Of good
things ia his message, but nothing that will

AhA iNntutut uohoSt - HVcu
things ia his message, but nothing that will
be more generally appreciated han this
"rherc is no reason which will be ac-
| ccpted IA satisfactory by the peo lie why
taose who defend Us on land nad protect
us on sea, pensioners upon the gratitude of
the nation, bearing scars and wounds re
| ceivcd while III the service; public servants
IN tho various departments Of the Govern
| ment the farmer who supplies the soldiers
of the army and the sailors Of the navy ,
the artisan who tolls in the nations work
shops the mechanic and lAtorer who build
tue edi,iccs and construct its forts and yes
sells of wAr-should IN payment of their
Just and hard earned dues receive deprcci
ated paper, while another class OF their
countrymen, no more deserving, are paid in
coln-gold and silver
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
The gres, success OF HoG .
Malt Fxfract. Health HeveP-

The greai success OF Hofs
!.
% Malt Extract, Health BeveS-
age, has been immense in
oour State. as well as all 9th
4er States OF the Union.
tkWk-<<xXSH Its superiority ~ Tonic
f4SII4f haa been stated BY tho report
XNNx.R1f~ made to the New York Acaf.
WxlSISvQW envy OF Medicine by the Spe
5il61S2ub cial Committee.
1,sinvaluablity as rene
Az for diseases Of the Chest and Lungs has been pro
". by hundreds OF eascs well 10y the tesiino-
mails Of the mo.t eminent pbysifians.
hoFTS MALT EXTRACT has been used IN
many ho-pitz s Among Others, In the Military HOG
piiai- OF Washingt n. u. c Perkins Institution.
aud Massachusetts Asylum for the Blind, Boston :;
Oirl-' Lodging house. New York: aao has always
shown its benefts to Invats and exhausted Dvs-
petc- and to persons affected with diseases OF the
Chest, Lungs and Bowels.
Sold at druggists ard grocers'. Persons wishing
agencies might syply to Iof =. Malt Extract Depot,
Sc Broadv ay, y. Y. or LANGFELDr, THODE &
Co, Sole Agents. Davenport. Iowa.
WANTED Every man feeling the effects OF q
habit contr in youth 20 send his name and al
dYess with cent stamp for return posage 10 Dr.
ElxYR GopBxr. Box 1870, Philadelphia. Pa, who
will inform them Of method by which they can be
cured and the vigor ofyouth restored aueso-6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

WRsroS AND SuEaiDAs.-The 1fmo says
,hs, these two great men Of the nation
Weston, tie wAlkist, and Sheridan, ridls',
me, face 10 face, hand 10 hand and glass
to glass the other day. in the city OF Chica-
eo-morc particularly in aplace where men
do congregl,e to cancel tho national debt
hy absorbing certain exhilara.ing fluids,
the excise tax wherein is something like
two fifty per gallon Meeting there, cruel
and unpstriotic report says that they pro
ceeded forthwith TO corjusatc the interest
ing Latin verb biJcre, aud got along com
fortably together AZ far as past particiFle'
where the infections became somcwhA
difficult TO both, and werc coon lost, lik
"Old Ben Vale" and The classic and schol
Arly Sumner while in ST. Louis, lost in
maze Of geuuf .ctions. Al q late hour
that witching hour Of night when good mel
sners, and watohmen walk alcrt--the soil
tAry bar keeper found them sndcavoring 4
coulugate the intricate verb ito gcnuflect'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

MACK" Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial, commenting
upon the coming National Republican con-
vcntion, says: IAN effort is now in pro.
gress to secure The admission Of Southern
delegates. It is believed that oil the South
ern States which arc likely TO be recon-
structcd during the present session Of Con-
Ersss, will be represented in the Convsn-
zion, and. With very few exceptions. the
delegates from them will vote for Mr.. Chase
as the nominee. As the case stands, it may
be estimated 10 this way: Chicago and
May will nominate Grant; 81. Louis and
July will nominate Chase"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

"FIDEs," the Washington correspondent
of the New Orleans Times, after quoting
from the Cincinnati Commercial Mack's re-
port Of the declaration by General Grant
"that this is white mans Government"
says:
do not feel At liberty TO mention the
| name Of distinG uished citizen-not in any
sense poli,ician-with whom have con
vcrsed on the subject but oan state re-
mark male by him, A. follows: Learning
that he had just come from an n.erview
with the General Of the armies, l put the
query whether horses, cigars or politics had
been the foremost theme Of discussion be
tween them. The reply was: Politics,
actual s, politics, and if Gen. Gran, is not u
conservative, fail in constituting good, plain
Oil Saxoai" The gentleman declined, Oh
tho ground that The General might consider
1t breach of confidence, f,orn entering into
particulars oil the conversation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

HiRAu-the King-whsrc is he, Most
while, when anything great and glorious
Hiram the King, becomes Hiram the scribe
and he writcth s,raigatway u the gazette
setting forth in le,ky prose the gres, thing.
wherein he fingered. Bat upon The im
parchment rcSo uiion which "W tlsan til,
Seer couldn't sec at all, his pen is silent =
hence the Gdse.ta, his purchased mouth
piece. cryeth not out, and its + litor. like VI
10 his great prototype which Balasm be
strobe, spcakcih not
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
DIR. =. YOUMAya.

SPHINX Il MOTION.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, GRAIN.
IL Frs, Paper hangers, Glasiers. &c. AhoT
osnef Main and Fifth sts. mch2O-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

vxxy clover Is the Peoria Transcript-
very agreeable. Since the refusal Of Con
gress 20 impeach it declares that It has en
rolled itself among those "who think it
better 70 bear with him to the end Of his
administration than to enter upon new
and untried mode Of Kidding the country Of
. faithless and corrupt Chief Magistrate"
How thoughtful! yet how strange the
Transcript never had time to make the an
nouncement before. How glad the Presi-
dent will he to hear Of that firm footed and
eninsntly pa,riotic determination.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

l. liz WITH TnrM'-General Grant says
he 10 in favor Of saving the country in the
shortest way under the Constitution. Thad.
Stevens says "thc entire reconstruction
policy Of Congress is outside Of the Con-
stltution." Under such circumstances can
General Grant be in favor Of che Congress
sional policy Of the so-callcd reconstruction
Thomas Jefferson and James Madison said
that when Congress assumed powers not
delegated in the Constitution its acts were
null and void. Accepting the admission Of
rhad. Stevens IS correct. they would hold
tho reconstruction acts - void. Gen. Grant
is for keeping inside the Constitution. which
must take him outside Of tho Radical party.
Il Detroit Free Press.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10


'EHfOyS DRUGS.
ne Crs.rfvR RAtsA~
s. Warranted. u used nc
E riirc ~ Directions. IN
cure in all es=es. Coughs,
Gods, Cfpnp. Whoopinr
cough, Asthma, and AL
affections o!sheTAroat and
Lungs.
Madame Zaioc rorter's
Ba.ssn IL u purely veget.
ab,e Expecsorant, prepay.
81 with gresf care and sc,-
.nilec skill. rom a comhi-
nation az the be=. remedies
Il vegetable kingio az.
fsf's
lie remedial qualities ass
based on its power 10 assist
the healthy and vigorous
ctrculatiOn OF the Blood
through the Lunas.
II sOltvepo the muscles
ard aseistNehe ekin TO per
form the dutiee of eGuls
ting the heat Of the eyseesn,
0din eeatly thsowiAe ID
the waste substance from
thc surface Of the body.
\ ltloosens the phlegm, IN.
4 ducee free splitting, and win
! he found vevy sgseeable to
] the taste II IL not . VIC
Slrnt remedy. bat emolliene
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

The Tribune philosopher does not desire
1, 20 20 Austria, cannot 20 10 Congress
aad should never have gone to the Consti
tlt ora Convention. Having been nomina-
ted 10 orc of Joanson's unaceoun.able
freaks to the Cour. Of Vienna, a position
for which he is rot fitted, and in which be
would be .hs most unhappy and upcem
Portable creature alive, 10 takes ,hc oppor-
tani,y Of declining the dubious hon il the
following characteristic card
IL loag ago resolved ~. to decline any
Office uniil responsibility iayited to accept or
become candidate therefor aud, SIS !
have never hal u word or hint, from either
The White House or the State Department,
that had been or would be nom mated to
tho Austrian mission, ] am not yc; ct lib
erty to decline . commission which has not
been and may not DO rendered me. In or
der, however, to stop the waste Of stationery
by gentlemen who aesre the post Of Secre-
tsry Of Legation, | an impelled to say that
| purpose not to leave my own country q
Iprcsent--certanly not Ull after the mex,
President is chosen. Pa. sibly, Gen. Burn
side, were he in military command here
might move Inc through court martial
but, 30 far - may depend on my owr
choice, purpose to stay on this side Of thu
| AtlsLtic."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

u. A. REID NJ. d.,
DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
residence No. 2s, corner Main and Third
'reets, Davenport, lows. Jyl-6S-d
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

l.EAKE - BUFFe
rfORNEYS AND COUNSELLORB At
NV b. 3. corner Of Second and Brady
streets. Dsvenpost. Iowa. novl-dM
m . 0oog. ODW' D .. COCA
Z. Wsleon D1unH. loVO DEW
COOK Z DRURYe
A TTORNEYS AND COUNHELOR1 ~ Law
~ Office corner or Main end I'd Ste. ianedOt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
JOHN ROWE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,

Gas end Ste00e Pipe ESttst,
n. n East "a g., Davenport, H,
Bathing TUB, Water Closets. wash Basins. Iesl
Pine Sheet Lead, Cotem Punpe. Force Puma On
deiicr Brackets, Drop Light Pendants, ulass 6hs6es
steam rn'rs ~ "a 49, - Ss:,.
done 70 order An orders promptly sxeeused n eoo)
etyle and ct fale satse sps3O1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10
A. MILLER.
WV. II. aplTTOE

4 TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA and War Claim Agent. Office Dsvenporte
Blook. I'd Floor. cor. Main ald Second streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

Philadelphia covered herself with glory
by feeding the soldiers who went TO tho late
war from all parts Of the North and West
ard now An association ofrhladelphi, :; no,
"weaiy in well doing" have organized a
scheme to shelter and to educate the or
phsns Of the same brave men who were WEI
coined there in those troublous times Riv :
crsde. New Jersey, is the site of their In !
stiiute, aud the funds for it's endowmen /
ale beng raised by the Washington Ii
hrary Company of Philadelphia, by The sale
Of stock at one dollar per share. With
each share handsome steel engraving is
given at ,he time Of purchase and, as n
further inducement, all are entitled to one
OF The $500. 900 worth of presents - be
fairy distributed TO the stockholders or
in other words, for every share OF stock
held al present is guaranteed. One present
10 be given away is worth $40. 1000. Read
"a lycrVsencui
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

DANIEL GOULD,
VVYHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Furniture, Carpetss OIL Closhss
Mats. Rage, window
shades, &C.
neA9l -dN Fest Second Street. cor. pesyv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-10

TIE New York Commercial Adrertisev,
the originator OF the General Grant move
ment 10 that city, thus reviews the message
OF ihc President
"Ihe message Of President Johnson is
IN .mincntl, able state paper. Ia taste
and temper il is faultless. In the assertion
Of convictions, it is fearless. In Statesman
ship, it is comprehensive, clear, and in most
things sound. The erroneous assumptions
and actions Of Congress, in reference TO re
constrr elton, are shown up In an unanswcr
able argument And, though unAvaiingly
IL not unproiisabiy, tho President demon.
strates the unconstitutionAlity Of the pres
ent military reconstruction law. For this
truth the people are not yet prepared; bu
the truth will outlive passion, and ere long
the people will wondcr how il Was possible
: that the fundamental law was abandoned
and the whole framework Of the Govern
ment sub verted, in q political conflict be
tween Congress and the Executive. Posi-
bly, the present, and certainly the next Con
gress, will be subjected to the mortifying
necessity Of repeating laws injudiciousIy
passed, and returning TO plague the invsn
tors
"Wben the ambitions Of unprincipled
men. and the passions engeEdered by them
have collapsed aud subsidized. almost every
sentiment and sentence in this mcssag,
will command general and warm approval.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-07
THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY :.

A gentleman, in neigbboriDg county, who
amuses himself sometimes: by giving vent tt
chs poetical vein, signifed his wishes, r."
DAVIS 90, as follows The lines sufficiently ex
plain themselves:
il My dear Mr.. French
I've resolved to retrench,
This year both in spending and an16'd1ng:
So you will please stop,
AS must now drop, =,
The "Ptnch' to which I've been subscribing
for this year eschew
Both the punch sent BY you
As well as the whole Punch connection;
Of the whole kith and kin,
Whether whiskey, rum or GIN,
pronounce this my solemn rejection.
don care to know
English politics, though
Zen favored with Plnch' fascination.
For I can't understand
How they tend in this land,
And the whole things ID to'herat'on
So taking the few
That will yet come to YOU
IRE the sending you can discontinue,
will say now "Goodhye,
Old Chsrivar-i.
And the glorious fun that Is In you
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STEAMERS, RAILROADS, &c.
" YORK. WASHINGTON,
AND ALEXANDRIA

NEW YORK. WASHINGTON,
~ AND ALEXANDRIA
EXPRESS LINE STEAMERS.
@Sss OLD LINE 80.
ms line will be regularly keptup during the
winter months, by good and substantial OUT
SIDE STEAMSHIPS leaving once a week, from
nier Is, 4. River. New York, and pier II, Alex
andria Connecting at New York with the
Metropolitan Steamship Line to Boston, ana
with the Orange & Alexandra Railroad, At 81
exandria. J.
Bills of Ladng given through 20 Boston d.
rect.
Freight taken ut Lowest rates, and forwarded
TO all parts of the United States Tree "' c"'''-
missions.
Fer freight apply t. rncp 8. c,o
No. f. South Wharves AleXandEa
JAMES HAND,
lG4, Wall street. New York
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
do % So, Water ST., Georgetown, y: Z:
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DRANGE & ALEXANDRIA Il. r.

W sEaT 80 - - -
On and after SUNDAY, the 10th instant, l two
daily pass en- ger trains will run between W aon-
TNlITON and LINCHBURG, the day tram
CONNECTING at Gordonsyile with the tram Oh the
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Htaun-
ton, &c, and at Lynchburg with the trans (, on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad for all the
Leave Washington daily at $50 H. N; and G. 10
T. m: and Alexandria at 7.l5 q. m and '.5u p;
M. arriving at Lynchbur at 4.5O p m. ana
g. 20 8.
Leave Lynchburg at 7}0a IN. ard s: % p m
arrive at Alexandria at 4. 45 D. M. and % a. NJ
and at Washington at $50 p. m and = ~ a. M
This road is attractive not only Tor It's con!
Portable Accommodations, but FOR the fact that II
passes the now historic localities of Fairfax bull
Run, Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts, Nappani1In-
mock, Culpeper, Orange and GordonsVl!le,
places Of i1nperishabo interest in the popular
mind. ,.,
Through tickets to sll points south and south Sc,
Yves. may be had in Boston, New York, fhls-
deiphia and Baltimore, and at the Offices 81 lhe
roud in Washington and AleXandra; ,>r1.,
,,oc 15-tf General Ticket Agent.
ALEXANDRIA, LOUDOUE & HAMPSHIRE Z. R.
ia III I'll FEE EEE E=::: ::::::5
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TRAINS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY NSlN-
DAYS ExcErTED) AT 9 A. N.
For Falls Church, Vienna, Thornton: Herndon,
Guilford, Farmwell and Bemont-connectng
at Guitord with Hutchinson S COACHES, daily,
for Gum Spring, Arcola Aide, ;Middieburg.
and Upperville; and at Farmweli or Belmont
with peacock's Coaches for LeesburS, Ham
Ferry, Berryville and Winchester -.
FARE:-To Middleburg, SIS 25; CpperTiIle,
s.; Lcesburg So; Winchester, s. so. In
termedate points in proportion.
oc lO-eotjanl General Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
] county, November term, 1866, Francis +.
johnston's administrator vs. A. ). Robinson, ct
als-In chancery. 49,. r,..
The Court doth further decree 'hA5 lHonlaS
do takc IN account OF All liens upon the said
tract tot Of land, With their respective prori!es
and that he also report the respective 5distrlbu-
tive shares Of the heirs of Francs Johnson IN
the real and personal estate of which he died
seized and possessed and that he alS1 settle ana
state the administration account 9i the auiIIilis
ston r'' decd but 'ef3re taking the accounts here
by r directed the Commissioner shall give notice,
byy nubIic advertisements. published once a week
for four successive weeks, in some convenient
newspaper, which shall be equivalent to person
a. '''''' " y. GOODING. Clerk
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COMM RS. OFFICE, Dec, 22i, 1866.

COMM RS. OFFICE DC, I'd, lo0o
Notice is hereby given that / sha!l, en- tn the
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY,
1861. at my Office st Fairfax G. H., take the &C.
count ordered b. the decree OF the Iifcu!t C"uFt
10 ~ sf''N' ~ THOMAS MOORE,
l'''''' Commissioner in Ghancery,
l ,, 1o,r;w Circuit CT. Fairfax CO.
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COURT EOTIC ES.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FA]

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
county, Nov ember. term, loG6' KeglnaLo
airfax vs. BENJAMIN Thornton-ln chancery:
THE Court doth further decree that l Has
DO Ho take a further account of the liens on the
said land together with their respective ,priorji-
;ns and report the same to this Court, after adj
v te the lime and place Of taking such ac
count, in some newspaper published in AleZsI-
dria, Va, once week for four weeks, Whlch
advertisement shall be equlTalent TO personal
scrvicn Of notice" An Extract Icstc
'0> W. B. GOODlNG, CLERK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-07

4 Der COURT, 1866. -.AleXNndria & Fred
er;cksburg Railroad Company W. J. Aliiard
On motion Of Dennis Johnston. administration
Of John z Johnston, the Court doth order That
one Of the Commissioners in Chanccry 90 en-
ouire and ascertain what persons are entitled to
the money paid into Court in this case, and IN
what proportons and the said COMMISSIONER
Is ordered to publ n notice in one Of tho Alex
andria newspapers, once week for four success
syc weeks, requiring al persons Interested to
appear before him on day to be named, that
their respective claims may be passed upon.
A CODY tn:tc: +. D. RICHARDSON. OK.
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TN THE COUNTY COURT OF FAIRFAX
! county, October and November Courts, 1866,
Mary E. Barnes vs.. John Il. Barnes, jim
chancery.
The Court doth adjudgo order and decree that
Thomas Moore, one of the Commissioners OF
this Court, be directed to enquire into the liens;
if any there be, upon the interests Of the several
parties, in the tract Of land in the bill and pro
cecdinss mentioned that he ascertain tho fee
simple value Of the said land, and what it Will
now sell for, and that he convene the creditors
of the parties to this cause, by notice, published
once q week for four successive weeks, in some
newspaper, and that such notice shall be equiv
slent to personal service on said creditors.
Testc: F. D. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
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CoMN1ss1oSEa's OFFICE, Dec. 4. 1866.
Atmv Office, at Fairfax Court House, on tie
18th day Of January, 1861 I shall proceed to
take the accounts by the foregoing decree di-
rected. and notice is hereby given to all persons
interested therein to attend with snch evidence
as they may desire to have reportcd
~ THOMAS MOORE,
Commissioner in Chuncery,
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FOUNDERS, MACE1EIsTS, SC.