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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-20

powers of the earth are such that it will
actually attract towards it ammoniacal
and other gases, and thus rob the atmos.
pherc of its natural volatile principles.
A film OF earth no thicker than the
rind of an orange, placed over lump of
manure, will effectually prevent loss Of
manurial products under all possible cir
cumstances. 1t will be agreed, then, that
harrow is equally as effective as pillow
in protecting manure in the open field.
1t is better to have the manure near the
surface, as the rains can reach it, and dis
solve the soluble salts, and by percolation
carry them down to the hungry roots Of
plants.
Long manure is not lost when deeply
turned under by the plow, but the farmer
does not secure the whole value Of his
dressing under this mode Of treatment in
any case, and on some soils the loss is
most serious one. In the process OF
soap making, it is necessary to set up
leach. Now the farmer will not try to
exhaust the tub of ashes of its potash by
forcing water into the bottom and dipping
the liquid off from the top. The natural
percolating or exhausting process is down.
wards, in accordance with the laws OF
gravity. The soluble alkalies and salts
are driven downwards. and in the case OF
leach we must have vessel ready to re-
ceive them at the bottom, and in the case
of the same substance leached from ma
nure, we must have the manure so placed
that plant roots will be at hand to absorb
them before they pass beyond their
reach.
Manure is never so valuable as when it
is fresh. 1t then holds in association not
only all the fixed soluble substances nat
ural to the excrement, but much that Is
of great value, found only in the liquid.
1t is IN condition to quickly undergo
chemical change, and the gaseous, ammo
niacal products secured are double those
resulting from that which has been
"weathcred' in heap out Of doors for
several months. Farmer.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-20

There were l,475,0oO bushels of Iu-
dian corn raised in Vermont in 1869,
with an average yield of "a bushels to
the acre, raised on 1882 acres, which
was valued at 81 40 per bushel, making
the total valuation ofthe corn s2,065, 900.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-12-20
Hinkley Knitting Machine.
The Simplest, Cheapest and Best in Use.

The Simplest, Cheapest and Best in USE
Has but One Neediei A Child can Run ~
Designed especially for the Of families, and
ladies who desire to knit for the market. wild
every stitch in the knitting Of a stocking, widen
ing and borrowing as readily as by hand. Are
splendid for worsteds and fancy work, taking 6vs
different kinds Of Stitch. Are very easy to man
age, and not liable to get out Of order. Every
family should have one.
We want an agent in every town to introduce
and sell them, to whom we offer the most liberal
Inducements. Send for our circular and sample
Stocking. Address
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE co, Bath, Me
Or l76 Broadway, N. Y,
Pay ll9 Wabash Ave, Chicago, II.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-15

a9sntsr. Die 8orhsluus In bsr
3armpnts Club 6nlIe am porigsn Don,
nsrltaS mar nt6t febr lart beludtt, mas
unt 10 me9r Su bspautra il, ais bic
9lebrjaRl Der Darfsllsr ibre Sa6e rs6t
bnbla ma6ten. SeIonrrrS bic briren
iun9sn Damsu ipIsltru ieGr gut, wenn
man In Yttraat Sisbt, baB Rs nod ltlitn
auf rsr Sabne aultraitn. SIN @an,su
esnommen 5sist bic 8eprganilation Der
Shbnsntrdfte, rab Der Club np6 immer
ilbsr suies mnS gsniissnSrS Naterial psr.
faet um faf trssHp Elm Stad aubufab.
rer,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-15

nA- Ser8r6t nlht bab 6err @6ittenr
Den, et9sntbilmer Der Npptbrfe asgrniiber
Dem @ourttauie pabier, 0is5tptursn ouf
oas @ewifenbaftrfe ausfiibrt uno ale In
ietn 6ab einf6la9enben Qrtitel porr6tbia
pdlt. vs. ptrb eeutia paIsIta 9rIprO.
den. 2m
a@- 0enn t6r etnen ueuen Siru
braudt 70 esbt gu 5ttnri6 8. 3traler
(yta9foleer res psrf. @eprae Wtfer).
wsl6er eu6 jufrirbenlftlen tpirb. Gr BAT
etne quite Nuswabl BON Sefrn, bic er an
ben billt9ltcn Yreifen Urrtauft. RauTns
lti9e perben putl t9un, BEL ibm Ycr,ue
ipreGsn unb Ietnen Sture ni&t oerlalIrn,
cbne befriebist ;u lein. 29I3m
9terher! ylah 3peip66entlther gb.
tprienbeit tlf 5r, Nettleton Iuetsn pieber
aus bem Often ,uriidsetebrt nit einem
8orrat6 BON Stiefsln, Sauben, 3eileta-
lben u. {. 10, pelhe lbres @leiGen lud,t.
er bat TIM @tnfaufen bic ri6ttae i3ett abs
gspartet unb bic nisbrIss @Ol6prSmie
Itb 3u yiuben 9emaht unb III natiirltdb
aud 9Stllens, ben Yrofit nit Ieinen Sun
ben gu tbeiIeu. gBrr In Ietnem @eI6SIte
,orlpre6t nno Die gBaaren priifet, wirb
th bon Der gBabrbeit il6er,euaen.
Gin gutter Irbsiter beIcr1t, pIe biS6rr,
lu3 In Der 3utunft IOwCbl nrue 9lrbeit,
Ito au6 Heparaturen uno wirO Ieinen
5reunoen unb eanbsGeuten bei i6ren Gin
dufsn sernr bebalfib Gsin.
Ser9tbt nl4t: bic jweite S9arr BON
0anoerlSns Sant. 28ap
n@- Benn ibr quite IeFsr, @absln,
.pftel, ethtrr, 9ntsrnen nnb a(lerbano
3ls6s nno Gifenpaarsn, Ba1Ttr. unb
3runnsn-@tmsr pber anbers benz 5aus.
alts nStbisen @ssenlfinbe braud5t, 70
eRt 3u 5einri& s. 3issler, @eparRraes,
'tl3sr 3u esn bIat9frn YrtiIen pers
iuft. 29l3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-15
StaOt llnO Staat.
Vim nnierc brrCBrl. 9lbonnrntru IN
9Gilfrsbnrrr.

5srr @btlIip Stsin6arrr, @asnt
fur eas nSerantUn @chenblatt" In Dtl,
fesbarre, TT nunmebr i'm Sefb olIsr 8sdb =.
nunsen unp pirb unlerrn ptrtbsn &un-
Den ieine Nnfpar!uns maiden. g8ir bitten
UNI prCmpte SsrI6tisuns ollsr 8idfinbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-15

SsS- llnIsrs Srrsbrtsn Gbcnnenten In
petersburg fno frtunrli6f sriudt, i6rs
Jtudltdnoe In 3ufunft birett an ple grs
eretiicn gu entri6tsu, ba ssssnp6rtia ba-
leltlt Ntsmanb ttrs&tiat III, gelber fur
nns 3u eclleftiren. gae mad teutiasm
Datum an einen gnbsrn 6ssa9lten Gum.
men perosn np&mals bon uns einaetrte.
o'n: Die @rpebittUn.
Scranton, 15. De,. 1870.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-15
CGiir bas ,,SerautOn 8p6enblatf."
z on m3Iteb;
s'Si9ist bon 5eOO. 9Sps, in Malif selspt BON
gB. 3riiaer.

ssSi@tst bon 8sOO. eSps in @aff eelrBt 20
. sB. 9riser.
e-.as ..... l.
Srau @ermania gum Sau,e
sno Der iibermiitb'ss Sranse
9n ben 8tsin auf freism plan;
&aum oaB ie ben 9tuf psrnUmmen,
gear ife fGOn beraneetOmmsn,
S@muf unb lfattlih ansst6an.
2.
Sraht aub nit pisl W1uGtanten,
Ote gum 3anj gu Itimmsn brannttn
Spre Snltrumente all';
Slielen 6l6ttn, bic BON @ifen,
Sltelsn quite beutI@s gBtIIsn,
sSetlsn oOn sepaIt'sem S6aa.
3.
Gran3e, Biz tns Ssr, erI6roden.
Sab ums 6aupt Die SoIptnsn eoden
8lattfrn ietner 3Gnjsrin;
oab tbr Nntlib ruGig slii9en,
Jbre Nu9en 8unfen Iprii6su
llno co ihptneeIt ibm Der Sinn.
4.
Dc6, 8efabt BON ibren Nrmeu,
Mubf er tanien Ubn' @rtarmen,
3anjsn auf brm plan am 8bein;
BalIt pcrbei an Str6mtn, Baden,
ueber S00en, iber 5Id6eu,
Sts 5ur Stabt Yaris btnsin.
5.
Oert trif NIT pur6pebttn Shuben,
eabt perl6aarfen ibn uno ruben
Sanierin @ermanta;
Sprt6t barauf gum miibsn 5ran,en:
naua bte uns 9efpielt gum San,tu,
Wfstns Nuiifer, fnb ba.
6.
Die NIT 5l6tsn unS Spn @iIen
Slteien tbre frdffaeu Briirn,
9etihen nun osrbienlrn Oanf;
User gum Ganje LAB nit Wrablen,
Wub Die @lufitnntsn ,ablfn
unb bic 3eae baar unb blanf."
Cgnm. Die 9uten 3u brm pbiaen, RON einrm
tnbmtsh Spmponiffen 0iirttrmtergS IN WPuGf
sbten ,,5anSIieb" fSnnrn auf WunItb turd,
SrpeStttOn Ss. 81. teSOsrn Rrrtrn.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-15
ScEtc Oele0cnbcif

fir Dieienigen, tprlde nod elm guies Bud IL
faufen triinihen. Der llnteuei6nefe pir6 sSn
teBt ab bis Heuiabr frin sanjtS Eager BON S6ul-
bi6ern, reIigibien S1riften uub ltntrrbaltunas-
eitrrattir gum aolffnprriir dusYrrfaufrn unb Ia
bet baber 2ebrer, prtbiefr unb Anerre ein, bel
ibm SprSuIpretfn, penn lie biai1 einfaufen mol.
len. 1bfm Safpb Suyer,
penn lpenue, nebrn brm ,,gBhbsIm 9ell 6aus.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-15

- - - u " " " " II " { II u .
Srrantpn, pa.
Oa i'd fiirSlit baS pbptc9rapbilhr IfrIsr scu
.. q. Srppnrll fGuhi6 erltanccn babe uno pae
6IelhGft Ibcn cine &ribe Spn Sabren nit Gr.
fClg fibrle, 70 bin id i'm StanSe, giltEr ieee,
Art anSuffrtt9en, ME
Siiitens SGrteH, VerrUtDpcS,
Jourptppes, Stmbrptppes,
Stareoieope, &diiers SSartcn.
Selrnerre Nufmcrfnmfrit pcripence i'd auf bic
PORCELAIN Stber, pclde III grpBCr ShGnbeit an
9sfrrtt9t unb All 9Iarbrit unb gratt Won feinem
anheren iibrrtrpfrn perten.
aommt uub befrbt bic Yrpbru.
llnIrrc 0drtrn-S -Silter linb lit riner gEeiIe aus
9rftbrt, tpelde in bieIem Sbeile bes Staates
niht errei6t tpirb. SrillanI unb 3larbett
tennSei6nsn lie ale aIs srfe alalTr glrtrit. Sin
Sslub iibrrSeu9t Ssbermann.
Gin gstreues Bib garantirt.
ainbcrn jsben Alter5 pire teIcnOrre glufmrrf-
lnnlteit gfpiemet, bod lclltrn trrrn 9ilerr anil
lbfn 10 nne llbr grncmmrn per0su.
pbUtp8rapbtfn,
pom Slleinien bis jur eebsnsarGBc rUlcrirt nit
Del, paitell, 9BaIIer pefr Snbiru-8nrbs, Spnt ge.
ben Cbsr bon alien 8ilesrn rppirt,
9Ile Ylattcn prreen aufarbcten nnb FSnuen
bnpcn ieeerSeit gtSilgr 9enatt perben. gtuftrGae
per pcIf ipsrben piinftiG eifrftuirt. BE- D6s
9rpiinI9te Bib muB 9enau belhrirbrn perbrn.
aOe ptctcsrapbiiGs Siltrr percn green &C.
ringe apIfen cplcrirt.
tlSSH Dnmen iclltrn feline bIagrctbr, blaue
Obrr purpurne 0lsibrr tragsn, ea tic lt bell ats
ncbmcn, 9m GmpfauG- un6 ansiaice,immer IN
iirts cine Dame CUR SiIfrICifuna anprleno.
ElsS Silber ppn Sraufen unb SpSten perbru
i'm Sauie gtnCmmen.
glniihten BON @rbaubrn pbrr anprren Sddrn
perbrn Su ben bili9fra preiirn unOiisbr gut nuf-
genpmmen.
SprpUbl bel bellrm mic aud bri tritem 9Brts
ter tperbfn Silber eenrmmen.
&Ibums, 8abmsn unS Saaiirn III grpBrr
AuStpabl unb biIIig.
$40 8. q. Owen, Ybptcsrapbif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-15
Slrmt SScrentaf:
!9einllfattell!
fir bic
Mrbetter uub 6anbperfer

Arbetter unb 5anbperfeE.
=, DC setteH Ltsssn an ben SsTsrIUn, glSams,
gSai9tneten, gBycmins, penn, Branfiin, MOn.
lep, prpSibruee, Rsp-gJorf u. Worion SIssnurs
aHe an Der g., s., 4. unb 8. Stra6s. glnc Stra.
Ben IinS aueetlsst unb sssbnst. Die @runSiiide
1sresn anf btlfss Ssbtnsunssn perfauft. Bisle
sotisn lInO bsfannt aub ssIssrn an ber GilmCre
eanbfrsds, auf bislr Seiis BON @reen @iSos
une bsetalb pirI ud6tr ~ Srranipn, ais irosnS
pfl9f sOttfn, bic isst iHm gsrEaaf anssbStrn
tperbtn.
Die esbisb unb Susaaetanna Girrnbobu uub
PIE scranton u. prppibenfe StTaetn. giltntabn
taprrn gsraef Sur4 mad ber MCnlty unb pro
rteensf Asenne, nnb bic Dnnnapre Strdsrn Gi-
(snbabn paliirt inuerbdIb bier Sauarrs al, ben
ectten am Obsren Gnbt Serbri 9ln ber unirrtn
Setif bseranBt eer eadapanna 6lue bas qanb.
Der BtfBtiteI fir 6ieie 9utttn IL uHbeIfreitbar
@ anS Stsislben pariirrn i'm preils bon 200 bic ,u
800 Dollars. o"
Sar ssStHsanSsn plan &C. frast man mad bel
oo,o JOhu San6Iep,
%ol'o Rt&tsaHRaIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-12-15
Seranton SJ1arftberi6t.
lBE&tntIi& fiir bad :, ,gBU&enbIattu errrf

49, UlIIVIi FNI INPFHpI 35-3S
6lftit-1oetf S6psine, per pf., Job
29tntrn, per plumb, 20-23
S6ulfert, f6-fg
m gSdsIHeil&, per SAP, 23.OO-2s.5O
AfPteI-Ysr SuItel, f.25-2.O0
~ SbntBe, per pfunb, $40
8artpfeln-prr 9fb. f.tO 100
9tH-5tmotbg II. Glover, per Gpnne, 22-25.OO
Sallen- Seu, per @entner, f.5O-f.6O
Strph, per 3pnnr, $12.0O-l4.00.
per Biinbrl, 10-I5 Gents,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
SHttks3NRs News 9.

A remarkable exhibit is made 10 the m0rtr
airy report ct the Rich board Of hcaltl
for last week. Out Of a total mortality G
twenty six there we're eighteen blacks tC
eight whites. Nor is this accidental! Or due tC
temporary causes, for this Immense ratio G
negro deaths, to an amazing extent, i main
taincd week alter week.
The Petersburg Index says:-'lt X said
that iltty-thrrc OF our young men !elt III" city
several days age, in company with al agent
trom Kentucky, in search of employment in
that State, aud that ahoat fifty mare will leave
in 2 few days for the South
The DanviIlc Times says there is an apple
tree in Caro-! county which has been barring
for thirty years. ANA never WAS known 70
bloom. Tin apple is about the size OF \ horse
apple, has 10 core, Tic color is yellow, ana it
ripchs in October.
Richard Ii. Delany, 4 member CT General
Forests command, during the late war, died
at his flther's residence, uear L@esburg, on
Sunday morning last, in the 9th year OF his
age.
The remarkable meteor which was seen iii
this place a few mornings ago, just before day,
was also observed at Warrcnton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02

Legislature had in 1866 tho power to declare
our slaves free, and No longer property to De
charged with our debts, then there must De
power lodged with it to scale the creditors
bonds, biased. as they We're, in part, upon that
great element Of property and extend that
time ia the collection OF the principal which the
State in her cxigencies demands on her indebted
ness.
81, As the sense of this meeting, that Vir.
GINA should not become the active agent in en-.
forcing harsh and unnatural measures, for by
80 doing she would be guilty of the most
~tlgrant breach OF faith and duty, and would be
regarded with contempt even by her conqerors
for practising upon her own children q tyranny
more grinding than was ever contemplated BY
her bitterest Toes.
4M, As he sense Of this meeting, that the Legls'
laturc. by every consideration of 4 just policy,
looking to the presentation of the State, is bound
TO u!opt measures OF relief, and ii those meas.
ures should come in conflict with the avs OF the
United States, We will confidently throw our
selves upon the magnanmlty otthat Government
believing that a Government which, in her
clemencY, ~forgayc the rich, vii! not turn Il deal
ear to the cries of poverty and distress.
18th, That the Legislature, while encouraging
emigration, is bound by every consideration to
IiCSSlSS lSl plSoS"o
them to her bosom with hooks Of steel, and ii
our Legislature believes that it has no power t
save the people from impending ruin and OK
patriation, then the government Is \ failure
ard it bee )mes their imperative duty to forth
with cail Il convention and thus give the pcopl
tho opportunity to establish a Government tha
will protect them in their Just rights.
9Th, That the law kGoWn as the Georgia Lay
operated greatly to the relief Of the debtor class
without injury or prejudice to the creditor, an
We recommend it to the consideration OF tn
Legislature.
It'll, That the people in the other counties o
the State are earnestly requested to lnstruc
their representatives to unite with the repre-
ssntalives from this county, 10 the policy lndlca
ted by these resolutions.
Sh, That all the papers Of the State be re
, ouested 10 publish these proceedings, and tina
, copies OF these resolutions be sent to,thc Senatt
and Delegates from this county, in the Generi
Assembly Of Virginia.
5 These resolutions were adopted by the NEE
! ing hy nearly u UNANIMOUS vote. fAUoUIER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
NEWS or THE DAY.
ste show the gerry age and body Of the Ta"ss'

A dispatch from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, says
A shooting ARRAY occurred this morning be.
tween Ryland Randolph and a man named
Smith, a friend OF Vaughan's. Smith ana
Vaughan came 10 from the University anu
while Vaughan remained behind on the oppo
site side of the street, Smith went to where
Randolph was standing, and it is said he cfiea
stand aside" and drew his pistol: RandoIpn
also drew, when 10th fired several shots, nan
do!pli being wounded in the leg. Smith was
also slightly wounded. Il bystander was killed.
Smith and Vaughan were both arrested.
Gen. Sherman has issued an order ANNOUNCING
the abolition Of the command heretofore
known as the Fifth Military District. and the
creation of a separate department with head
quarters at Austin, Texas, with Brevot Brig
adler General j. j. Reynolds as commander:
that the Department of Louisiana is Abolished
the State Of Louisiana Included IN the
Department Ct Texas, and the State OF
Arkansa, included Ia the Department OF
Missouri. The new Department OF Texas will
form part Of the Military Division OF the
South.
Gen. Sherman has sent dispatches to Mrs.
Thomas (who is accompanying the rems'ns
Of her husband from San Francisco to New
| York to know if ii would suit her views and
| wishes to have the remains OF General
Thomas inferred at West Point instead OF Troy,
As Il striking evidence of the shlinkags Of
prices in New York since last spring, the fac
may be mentioned that four lots of ground II
| Carmino street, ia that city. were knocked
down ut $40, 900, whereas, in April last $50
600 was refused i0r them.
The Avouda!e mine will N working
the first !iua since the disaster in September
last on Monday ncyt. The mine will lie vcntl
lated with u fan instead Of Il furnace, anc
every prcclu.inn TOR he safety of the miners
has teen taken.
Tie President, it Is stated. has signiied hi
willingness 70 abandon the income tax, n com
p.iancc with the pressure brought 10 tea
| Upon Congress from all parts OF tue country
to that ED. Secretary Boutwell,. however,
remains strongly in favor Of lis continuance
Another special Envoy from San DomHg
arrived at Washington yesterday, aud repre-
sen,cd that Since the prospect of annexation
10 Tie y. :. had become generally Know
throughout tho Island. the iusurrectionaTy
spirit had greatly subsidized.
The National Banks OF 81. Louis have tic
clatel in favor OF the bill for funding the Ma
tionai debt, and adopted q memorla! Stain!
that they ara not to be included in the opposi
ton being made to il By other institutions o
the same class.
The American Anti Slavery Society wi;
hold it, ina! Commemoration Meeting il
| New York on the 9th Of April. Win thu
adoption Of the Fifteenth Amendment, tht
Object cf the Society has Teen achieved an:
its labnrs are concluded.
The Sultan Of Turkey i having woven +;
magu;!i;a sent carpet for tie East Room OF th2
token of the amily ~exislios between the twc
Governments.
There is no truth in the report that Mr.. Pea
| body's grave las been robbed. Who started tn
story?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
Foreign News.

The British Parliament is sill engaged on
the hill for the enforcement Of the LAWS in Ire.
land aud The IriSi; Ltad hi'!. They will both
pass.
Further troubles and discomfort are reported
to be occurring in Ireland. and the emigration
to the United States has greatly increased OF
late.
One OF the Paris newspapers says that Pierre
Bonapartc has left France for the United
States; others say that he has not, but soon
will. The students OF the Medical School yes
tarIay made another hostile demonstration
against Professor Tardicu, who testified at Tie
Tours trial in the Princes behalf. Two OF the
editors Of lie R!ppol have been sentenced 10
fuc and imprisanmcnt Tor Republicans u]ttcra.-
ces.
Affairs in Spain nrc still in an unsettled con-
4i;iOr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
Fish Market for this Day.

GEoHGETowE MAKKET.-Thc Flour Inspec-
tor reported yesterday the inspection of l0.823
bhls Of Flour during the month Of March, OF
which 1885 bbls were Family, 5,22i Extra. IA
Surer, 192 Fine; first Middlings ~, broad RI
row u, ryo y, making Is total Tor tho quarter
Just ended Ct u 10 bbls.
The market for Flour is dull. Tho receipts of
Wheat for tho week have been modorate' closing
with a good demand. Corn is in good demand.
Choice Butter is in good demand and scarce
Grain promises ere long to De abundant in
this market. Last evening cargoes Of Wheat
were received BY George Mators and Hartley
Bro$., and several boats laden with Flour and
Grain .re confidently expected 10 reach here
to day, Notwithstanding tho Indictment weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-02
IE1sAG NOTICES.

VIRGINIA, TO wit:-At 8 County Court
Y held for the county Of Fairfax, the Dist OF
March, 1870, on the motion of Charles w.
Kitchen, it is ordered that Phllo HaWcod, Ad-
ministrstor Of James Mshoney. deceased, be
summoned to appear hero on the first day OF
April Court next to give Il new bond, and that
n copy of this order be published in the 6 lex
Mndrih GAzat:e, oLce q week Tor tour successive
b. +. DULANY, Clerk.
Z. H. Cockerilla. p. q. mn 3l-law4W
fz,O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN -
s Take notice. That. on the second day, OF,
as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, OF
| tho Circuit Court to be hold for the county OF
| Fairfax, State Of Virginia, being the 7th day OF
juno, 1870, l shall apply to the said Court Tor
! an order directing the Transfer OF bill MONIES OF
cthor personal property in the hands of .. w.
Hunt, Administrator Of S. j. Hoag, deceased,
or other persons belonging to Daniel e. Hoag
and sheldon j. Hoag, jr., who are infants under
the sgl OF tWonty.one years, resident! OF lne
county Of Schenectady, in the State OF Few
! urk, to Inc. rs tho lawfully qualified guardian
OF tao SKID infants, III the salu Htste VI Ne"
i York. SAMUEL WINGATE.
Dulany & Moore, p. q. NIB l4-law4w
u,D all WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -
/ Take notice, That. on the second day, or as
soon thereafter rs counsel can be heard, of the
Circuit Cont tn be held for the county Of Fair
lax, State of Virginia, being the It'll day OF
Juno, 1871, L snail apply 10 Inc sslu SouFL lot
an order directing the transfer of ell monies OF
othe. personal property in the hands OF Dennis
Johnston, administrator OF Lorenzo Rogers,
deceased, o. other persons, belonging to Laura
V. Rogers, who is an infant under the ago OF
twenty one years, resident Of the city Of Bsltl-
more, in the State Of Maryland, TO me, AS the
lawfully qualified guardian of The said nfsn. in
tho State q: Maryland.
JAMES i. HOOPER.
Dulanv Sc Moore. D. O.. NH 14-lsw4w
NTIR4INIA, 10 within tho Circuit Court
y OF Fairfax county, March Rules, l970:-
William & Webb, against Anna s'ackctt, dcft.:
In chancerv.
Mcm :-Tho object Of this suit is to attach the
following tracts Of land, lying on the Falls B.
Turnpike, in the county OF Fairfax, containing,
respectively, 20U, 10 and 274 acres-the proper.
ty % tho Northumberland to attach tho personal
property Of tho suid defendant, il the county
OF Fairfax, to satisfy plaintiff the sum of 81 ,64O.-
%3. with interest on pl.OGO.50 part thereof from
the 1st Of January, 1870.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendant is not u resident Of this State, it is
ordered that the said defendant appear here
within one month aEtor duo publication hereof,
and do what is necessary to protect her interest.
Ii copy, tcs!e: JOB HA WXHUKST, CPk.
Dulany Il Moore, p. q. NH 1l-1aw4w