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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-10
Marin O Disasters.

SIR ,onS DusoAs no, from 81 John, EB Nov . FOR
Captain captains wife and nine Of tie crew lost.
TnE BArK reported ashore on Jones' Bar. Roekaway
eea oh, Is NJ anchor
e ashore on Thomas Point Assistance has been Der
BRIG MAESSNA Nv (port) from Philadelphia Lisbon
was ret urninp for more ballast
souRs slosEis Of St John, SB wen. ashore % miles
ing cargo She was No San Juan kis Tor New York. q
io7 tons burthen' and was butt in Portland, NIB.
soHa A AUSTIN. FosSr, from Georgetown DC. for
Boston, With cargo OF coal araggso ashore on the aorr
ssS . v on e G snsar .I tie bsa s q ansS
Capt aiers VI the Submarine wreckng Company reports
beer hs s ns s q '? 81 s
coal on board, and no insurance vessel or cargo.
scnn wIsoNAH--capt Holcot, Of the submarine Wreck
Great EFg Harbor fell IN with schr wiuonnh bound N,
and supplied her.
sonR R.TInrn. BeArsc Of and from Gloucester for For
sable, had disabled eonoiion at liverpool
Ms, wherc she would De obliged 10 undergo repairs before
proceeding on her voyage.
Semi W BRAtSARp blown ashore on Haliock's
Beach Connecticut 9Th inst In the gale aud high and dry
sLoor Macy srASsARD. 70 tons, owned by Capt Ryder
Of as' '0' "'"' 10 pieces on "N''1e f0'' Conn., night
HALIrAx Fs pec,s-A violent cal. commenced here at
nidng h and serols injury was sustained BY vesse 10
Ihrse &C boomer were WRECKED and wo we're sdn y The
vessels escape injury Other American vessels port
s.ss FROM s
ssnSSn the vessel holds 10 shape No others seriously
TuskraIos ", Dec me BRIG reported ashore Lors
Miscellaneous.
Purser Hueraa. Of the steamship Eagle from Havana,
viii accept thanks for full files OF papers SC
and for promptly forwarding tile. this ofnee. (,
The wind during the day yesterday strong from NV
The vessels reported below TUESDAY remain
Their not being able 70 get heir anchors
STEAMER DAyfsos-Capt Bulse, OF the schr Richard
Hill from Para Nov 3, reports the steamer Dawson,
French, from Wilmington Del for Busnos Ayrcs, was AZ
xarAnhan, waiting for favorable weather She had pre-.
vousy sailed from NJ and after being out sir days returned
account VI bad weather She would remain until the
act In which would be from four TO hS months.
Bsid ELIZA TnoarsoS, Dul. from urks Islands
Haven sailed about Nov H. and had noi arrived ~ Vas
9Th rft.
WbHismrn.
ark Edward Everett Svs. 81 Nh, Il reported
n, having taken 100 hhls az oi since leaving Fayai
Honolulu, Nov W There viii probably be scarcity Of
for OIL whaets having doue much better than the
and rpvei home Nov ~ The following vessels have arrived
since Nov Sea Brecge, with hoo bills oh 1910 los bone
Nile ~, bba ok COCO lbs bono Hercules 800 bba oil 5000
bone; Ohio li5o hhs OIL 20lc0 lbs bone
ship David Browrs Bangor for Adelaide Australia
ship Guardian Borsud, from Orleans fof Ilsvre Dee
T. 20 miles Sc ~ Savannah,
Foreign Ports.
AbriswhI, Nov 2s--Arfived, tarks Hyrata (nr), Ma
Gloom NNoFk u AimRtroug, Lodge. Baltlmoie 18th, 30.
Hvla, Mhleherry, ~ orb.
Sailed 40. bnS Lzso tr), driabs ccaszacoaeos sah,
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EUR OPEAN MARINE NE VS..

uUErgSTosc, Dec. q.--Tnc steamship CITY of Bal
tiui0rt, from New iork arrived at this port yestcr
DAY.
0urFsSrowS. Bee. e.--The fnman steamship city
or inaerlct frUm New yOrh. arrived nere yesterday.
IlyrKr0Of, Dec. e.--Ihe ship John duncan, from
81; Joh NJ B, for Liverpool oapsizcd in the middle
of tue Atlantic aud Was lost The captain, BIS wife
and Pine Of lie crew were drowned
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PORT OF NEW YORK. DECEMBER .. iscs
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pursers OF Vessels arriving At port
please deliver oil packages intended for the
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht feet The New York Asaocatsd Press do not
collect marine reports attend the delivery packages
viii be the following extract proceedings
ofthc regular monthly ting held March 5, 1868 t.
Resolved, That and after April l. 1863 the Associated
Press vii, discontinue the collection OF ship in the
harbor OF New York. Passed anmonHly
k7s- The Office OF tho Herald steam yachts JAMES and
at Whitehall alp. All communications from
conssnees TO the Of inward bound
sells viii be forwarded free OF charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-10

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MISUNDERSTANDING
william y. Knox, OF this city, arrested yesterday In
Stanton negro man named william Gilmore on
Suspicion OF being the murderer OF William II. Bur-
ton, whose body was found dead and mutnate.i at
GordonsyIle short time since.-Rc'5ao nd En-
Quife1' Dec. 8.
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STATISTICS o. RfIML LIcuns CuSsuHpr!ps

Tho following statement liz made by Mr. wes,
the special revenue commissioner, IN his annual re.
port. II shows the amounts paid IN the several
States by the drinkers and consumers OF intoxicating
liquors 10 the retailers the counter. II ~ com.
piled from the returns OF the retailers, az sworn to
by them, and upon which they paid taxes and the
aInnunl IL. IhnrnfnIs. Ukn To be nxnrat
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ARRIVALS

REPORTED BY THE HRRALp STEAM .YArnrS
Steamship Easde. Greene Havana Dec g. with and
passengers to tn. Atlantic Mall Steamship Co. Had heavy
steamship Huntsville, Crowel, Savannah Dea S, with
nose aud passengers, to Lowdcn. Has experienced
heavy westerly winds the entire passage; 9Th Inst Cape
Hateras pasFed steamships Gen Grant, Washington
Manhattan and San Salvador, all bound $.
Steamship San Jacino, Atkins Savannah rndse and
passengers, TO W Garrison.
steamshp Fanita Freeman, Philadelphia % hours with
mdse, 10 J Lorilard
Steamship Dirigo, johnson, Portland with mdse to
Ames.
Brig Eclipse Q3r) Stevenson. Sierra Leone IL DAYS with
Nov 70 Ks W spoke Sns sas s f ane &
from philadelphia for Fernandna Dec - o. Ion 20 90
bark II \ Lord from Ma;anzas for Portland.
days, with molasses, Miller Houghon Had heavy
Their the whole passage and has been 10 days north Of Hat
teras.
Brig Bickmore (of Bosonl Bickmore, New Orleans,
IL days. with COAL master. Had heavy weather; carried
away foreroyalnast and rnainboon and lost split sails
with frn. and one gassense sf To- Msaay a. sa
Ia company with Dauntless for st Johns PR. First
sandy Hook At 80 AN sh inst
with sugar and molasses snDson Capp' Had heavy
ssar southern Cross Or, George Windsor Ms, II days.
with plaster, to Cranenil umphray 4 Co.
Schr Ridgewood, Derrckson, Jacksonville, days,
lumber to master Bad heavy weather. lost ibbooIn with
everything attached, foreopmas, and fore ga
sehr NahI Banks Williams PASSPORT, days, with sss to
Jed Frye Gs.
SER sampier HI ssius rhomasson, days. with lime
schr Lindsey. Emery, saco days, with heading, to
schr sarah Clark, Mason, Boston for Philadelphia.
Schr Ira Bliss Hudson, Fall River.
Schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, Fall River.
Schr N Wells Reeves, Fan River Tor Enzabetbpnrt
The bark Lord Baltimore reported sh. passengers
been 10 days north OF Permuda shifted cargo sp
stove bead rail and received other damage
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sth-steaipshps Borussa. Hamburg; 9Th, China LAYER.
poo! Colorado. do; Alaska Aspinwal peri Galveston
Leo. Sasan nah Fairbanks, Wilmington NC Saratoga City
Pon. and Richmond; Empire, Alexandria; silly Humboldt
Philadelphia lin tow bark Thomas whitney, Las Pslmas
brigs Fortuna Port OpoTo Hernes, Lacuayra
Cabeio; Rocky Glen, Nuevss Mary Olivia 81 Johns PR;
schr y Bandcl 1ndanola and Lavacca.
The u = storeshp Guard down Yard
yestar day and anchored In the North River.
WIND nj eanset NV, fresh.
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sCLEAREp.

steamship Cosss Rica Dow, PAsama-Panama Railroad
Co.
Steamship China (B, Hockey. Liverpool Queenstown-
4 Cunard.
Steamship Colorado tBr, Cutting, Liverpoo-wnliams
Onion.
steamshp Alaska Gray Aspinwau Pacific Mail Steamship
Co.
Steamship Perit DELANEY, Galveson-sponord Tileson
Co.
steamship Leo Dearborn, savannah--Murray, Ferris &
Co.
Hand
Il McCready.
Steamship Empire, Price. Alexandria Hend.
Wood.
Ship Franklin Drew, San Francisco Sutton a Co.
Ship Caailda Robinson, Havre-Boyd A Hincken.
Bark Alfred (NG), Schroeder, Antwerp Fabbr Chaun
cey.
BRIDGES Sons.
Brig Belle (Br) seehausen sevIle-Trpper Beattie
Brig Agaia tBr), Baird Pernambuco and BAhia--Wham
q Oglve.
Brig Lophema Chr, Congdon, Zsza-J Whitney 4 Co.
Nevius d Sons.
schr Helen (Br, Stevens Amherst NsP Nevius Sons
~ Thomas.
schr Emma, Anthony, Georgetown, SCI Carer
Scbr q w Lane, Lane Eorfoik-C j. Staples
kchr D Keeling Robinson, ElIzabehport--A Abbott.
Schr l. 3 Barnes, Coleman, proyidence--G Racket
Bro.
schr Q Q Acken, Hobhi. Stamford
Sloop Active, Miller Kew Haven-G X ackeo Bro.
ARRIVALS
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BELOW.

4 Dutch ship, from East Infs.
Brig Naads Richardson, FROM Cieufueeos.
The su bmarne wrecking Companys steamer Philip, Capt
Hazard spoke ship Bazaar eerson, from Have for tbs
port before reported arrived at anchor Oh lones Inlet III
tod assistance rendered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26

HORRIBLE SU1cIDE.-We learn from gen.
tleman from Staunton, that horrible suicide
was committed in that place, yesterday morn
ing, by man named Aurelieus Coe, of Lou
doun county, Va. The deceased, who was de-
ranged, was brought to staunton Wednesday
afternoon, in charge of his brother, to be
placed in the Lunatic Asylum. From some
informally in the necessary papers, he was re-
fused admission into the Asylum, and his
brother took him. to the American Hotel to pass
the night. About FIVE o'clock yesterday morn
inc the brother fell asleep, and the lunatic see
ing be was unmatched arose from his bed,
stripped himself naked, and going out on the
porch, three storys high, jumped to the ground,
killing himself instantly. Some, OF the inmates
of the Hotel heard the fall and upon making
an examination, the dead body Of the suicide
was found so horribly mangled and mutilated
as to be almost beyond recognition The re- g,
the deceased, and carried to Loudoun for IN
terment-. Inch NeNS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26
GENERAL AMNESTY.
PROCLAMATION By THE PRESIDENT.

PkOCLAMAI1ON 81 1dE 0ISA1~AN -
Whereas the President of the Unlt:d States
has heretofore set forth several proc'amatlons
Offering amnesty and pardon to persons who
had been or were concerned in the late re.
belion against the lawful authority OF the
Government of the United States, which pro,
carnations were seyerally issued on the eighth
day Of December, 1853, on the twenty-eighth
day of March, 1864, on the twenty ninth day
of May, 1865, on the seventh day OF Sep
TENDER, 1867, and on the fourth day OF July IN
the present year;
And whereas, the authority of the Federal
Government having been reestabllshed IN all
the States and Territories within the jurls-
diction of the United States, it is believed that
such prudential reservations and exceptions
as of the dates of said several proclamatlons
were deemed necessary and proper may now
be wisely and justly relinquish ed, and that
an universal amnesty and pardon for participa-
ton in said rebellion extended to all who have
borne any part therein will tend to secure
permanent peace, order, and prosperity
throughout the land, and to renew and fully
restore confidence and fraternal feeling among
the whole people and their respect for and
attachment to the National Government, de-
signed by its patriotic founders for general
good
Now, therefore, be it known that |, Andrew
Johnson, President of the United States. by
virtue of the power and authority In me vested
by the Constitution, and in the name of the SOW
ereign people of the United States do hereby
proclaim end declare, Internationally and with
out reservation, to all and to every person who,
directly or indirectly, participated in the late
Instruction or rebellion, a full pardon and
amnesty for the offence of treason against the
United States, or of adhering to their enemies
during the late civil war, with restoration Of
all rights, privileges, and immunlties under
the Constitution and the laws which have been
made in pursuance thereof.
In testimony whereof, have signed these
presents with ny hand, and have caused the
seal of the United States to be hereuntc
affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, the twenty
fifth day of December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty eight,
and of the independence Of the United States
Of America the ninety third.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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Foreign News.

The judicial Committee ofthe British Privy
Council have rendered decision in the case of
Martin vs. Mackonochie, in an appeal from a
Judgment in the Court of Arches, by Sir. r.
Phillimore. The charges against Mako nochie
were ''kneeling or prostrating before the con
secrated clements" and "the use of lighted
candles The Privy Council, ate. lengthy
hearing and due consideration have decided
against Mackonochie, and IN condemnation OF
the practices charged against him
Vice Chancellor 6. NJ. Clifford succeeds the
new Lord Chancellor. Sir. William Page " God,
as as Q one Of the Chief Justices of the Court OF
Appeals in Chancery. Mr.. James has been
appointed Vice Chancellor, to fill the vacancy
caused by the promotion OF Sir G. NJ. Clifford:
It is regarded as almost certain that Enga
and France will join In the conference tor set
Ting the Eastern question. ....~..---.-
The London Times says that the recent re-
port OF the Treasurer of the u. S. gives alto
gether a disheartening view Of American fnan-
ces
The cotton mills of Manchester are to be run
only three days in the week for the present
The following dispatch from Constantinople,
dated 23d instant, has been received:
IN. Deliganis, the Greecian Minister, has
formally retired from his post, and returned to
Athens. Edward Joy Morris, the American
Mioistcr, consented to extend the protection of
his Legation to Greek subjects in Constantine
pie. The Sublime Porte declines to recognize
the proposed conference of the great powers.
Dispatches have been received giving
the particulars of a dreadful accident which oc-
CURED recently near Smyrna, in Asia Minor.
Two Egyptian mail steamers came into collision
in the Gulf of Smyrna, and it is said that over
two hundred passengers were killed by the
oh
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CDsaHH E8CkAs4.

ALEXANDRIA, MARKET, Dec. 2G.-Ihc mar
ket this morning was somewhat more active,
though the transactions were comparatively
light Flour unchanged; offerings of l0O0
bushels red Wheat, with sales at 10, IT'S and
1870. Rye in fair demand, with small sales at
1870. Oats 6Oa63; offerings of 800 bushels. Of
ferings of 6490 bushels white and mixed Corn
with sales at 78a75; 100 bushs. yellow brought76
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, December "a
Beet Cattle-The offerings during the past week
amounted to 1885 head, against N0} last week
Prices ranged as follows Old Cows and Scala
wags at 49$4 go; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows 604$5 so; fair to good Stock Cattle
75a$5 80 fair quality Beeves 6OaS7; and the
very best Beeves 7a$8 % per 100 lbs, the aver
age price being about SIS 70 gross. The market
was very dull, and prices about 25c per lO0 lbs
lower. .
Sheep-The market has been fully supplied
during the past week, but chiefly Of very com
mon Sheep, for which there is scarcely any de-
mand, while good and extra Sheep command
full rates. Prices ranged as follows: Fair to
good Sheep at 4a5!c er ID gross, and extra q
shade higher. -.
Hogs-The supply this week has been light
and demand limited. Prices ranged AS follows;
Fair to good fat hogs II 50as 10 per 100 lbs net,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
y Office of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
county, Oh the It'll day Of December, 1883 Su-
san s. Barbour, wife of ] ohm s. Barbour; Ellen
9. Daingerfeld, Henry Daingerfeld and Reverdy
j. Dajngerfeld infants who sue by their next
friend, Ohm s. Barbour, heirs at law Of Henry
Daingerfeld, late Of Alexandria, and John 5.
Barbour and L. Johnston, Administrators OF
said II. Daingerfeld, and James p. and Rich
ards G. Smith, Devisees of Hugh Smith, who
are also Executors and Trustees under his Will,
plaintiffs, VS.. Agnes Dundas, Harriet Everett,
wife Of Charles Everett; Eliza Oldham, wife OF
Charles Oldham; and William Q. Dundss,
heirs and devisees Of William II. Dundas, de-
PENDANTS: In chancery and on.iniunction:
The object of this suit is to enjoin and restrain
the said defendants from enforcing two certain
judgments obtained by them at the August
term, 1868, of sid Court, the one against the
said Administrators of the said Henry DANGER
field for 1922. 92 and the other against the said
heirs of the said Henry Daingerfeld, for Sz65. :
20. until an issue is tried at the common law
side Of said Court as prayed for .by the com
plsinants and to enjon the said defendants
from making sale Of the real estate referred 10
in the bill of complaint, until the damages Tor
the breach of the covenants can be assessed
The defendants not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according to the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing by affidavit that they are non
residents of this of this State, it Is ordered that
the said defendants appear here within one
month after the publication OF this order ana
do what is necessary to protect their Interest 10
this suit; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Alexandria Gazette. q
newspaper published in the city OF Alexandra,
once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door Of the Court House OF
J. TACEY, Clerk.
w TAYLOR p O dec 16-1aw4w
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A number of gentlemen OF Virginia nave
been incorporated under the title of the "Fir-
gioia Granite Company" the objects of the
association being for the purpose of owning,
working and operating granite quarry or any
other minerals on the land Of the company IN
the county of Chesterfield. Its capital stock
shall consist of not less than $50, 000 and not
more than $500, 000 divided into shares OF
$500 each. t.-..
The members Of Mt Carmel Lodge Of War
renton propose celebrating the anniversary OF
ST. John the Baptist, on Saturday night the
Goth instant. by public address to be deliver
ed by DR.. ID. B. Phillips, Representative OF
the Grand Orient of France, at Z p. m, IN
the Methodist Church. and supper at the
WarrenG reen Hotel.
A young nan named Emerson 10 the Fred
ericksburg WOODEN factory met with serious
accident on Tuesday afternoon. He was at
work In the blanket department. when one OF
his arms was caught by the machinery and
drawn in up to the elbow, decorating and
mangling the flesh
The store of Mr.. B. NJ. Wyatt, at Pamela
depot on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad, was broken into on Sunday
night last, and robbed of quantity of goods
After getting as much as they could carry of,
the thieves set the store on fire and burnt it.
Mr.. Josiah Shepperson, an old and much
esteemed citizen of Campbell Court House, fell
dead at that place yesterday morning. as he
was passing along the street to the post Office.
Mr.. Shepperson was about 70 years of age.
At meeting ofthe Board of Directors of the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad Mr.. Thos.
H, Wynue was elected Superintendent Of the
road vice Mr.. E. II. Gill, deceased. Mr.,
Wynne formerly filed the same position.
Mr.. Henry Edwards, who has been farming
prospect Hill" in Caroline county, for the
last two years, made this SEASON one thousand
barrels of corn, with nine men and nIne
horses.
The District Court at Lynchburg has de-
cided that Lynchburg and DanYiile are re-
sponsible for their issues OF paper money IN
lS61-62.
Judge Thomas will hold an extra session Of
his Court for the county of Fauquier on the
second Monday In January.
Gen. Pickett, who has been seriously i'll in
Richmond for some weeks, We are glad to
learn, is convalescent.
The Richmond papers announce that the
York River Railroad is nearly completed 10 its
terminus at West Point.
SHERIFFs TO CONTINUE IN OFFICE. The
term Of Office Of the sherifs in the State expires
on the first of January, 1t has been the gen.
eral impression throughout the State that on
the expiration of their terms new appoint
ments would be made A sheriff from one Of the
Southwestern counties called On General Stone
man Yesterday for information on the subject,
and learned from him that they would continue
in office under the order Issued by him on
taking command of the district, until new APP
no;ntmenfs were made--R.els. Elcontaaer.
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We have intelligence from England that the
question of the orthodoxy of certain Roman
Catholic ceremouials in the Church Of Eng
land has been settled adversely to such ceremo-
mails. Upon the case of a certain individual,
we learn that the judicial Committee of her
Maiesty's Privy Council, after patient hear
ing and due consideration, have decided that
practices of prostration, or kneelng before the
cousecrated elements, or the use of lighted
candles on the altar,are not in conformity with
the constitution of the Church of England.
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C0mm'rs. Office. Dec, LIST. 1858

To the heirs of John Follin the elder, decd;
You, and all others interested in the forego-
ing decree, are hereby notified that, at my
day Of January, 1869, shall proceed to execute
the same and make up report as to who are
entitled to receive, and in what proportions, the
proceeds OF tho lands belonging to the estate Of
said John FolIin, decd. Given under my hand
this 1at Dee, 1863. THOS. MOORE,
Comm'r in Chy. Circuit Court
dec 3-law4w Fairfax county.
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TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX

Il COUNTY, NOVember term 1868
James Follin VS.. Elizabeth Folln sc.
land the Court doth further aijudge order
and decree that one of the Master Commission
ers Of this Court do inquire the names Of the
heirs of John Follin the elder, deceased, and
their respective distributiye shares or portions
Of the proceeds of sales of the lots of land sold
under the decree in this cause, after deducting
the costs and expenses attending the institution
OF this suit and CT the sales of said property and
allowed by DEGREES in this cause; and that, in
taking such account, the said Commissioner
shall advertise due notice of his action under
this decree for four consecutive weeks in the
Alexandria Gazette which advertisement shall
be in lieu of personal service on the parties in
terested and mentioned in the proceedings in
this cause. A copy, teste:
w Z. ED WARDS, Cpk. p. t.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
4 COUNTY, November term, 1858:

\ 20 . ~ = 4Uf0IIIU0E ES4 III IOND'
Hugh A. Watt VS.. Robert Allison's Admir-.
"And the Court doth further order that one
of the Commissioners OF this Court do take,
stste and settle the administration account Of
the said Jonathan Roberts, Sheriff and Admin
Convene H BY Qualification in the 8lexandria Gs
zette for four successive weeks the creditors of
the said estate which publication shall be
equivalent to personal service; and that he
state and report the Indebtedness of the said
estate, with the priorities; and the Commissioner
upon good undoubted security, until the next
term Of the Court A copy, teste:
w L. ED WARDS, Clerk pro TEN.