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Monks WILKINS, Auctioneer.
Tops, SALE of PROPERTY ON

~ N [ IUNS| NNIE ItVI VI
~ Eesver Greenwich, West Twentieth aud Twenty hIst
- ~ LUDLOW a Co. will sell at Auction on l f-o
Nv t.brurv T. 1866 IL O'Clock. at the Exchange saes
I'm No hi broadway, by ordeT OF the executors OF 1enTy
hgT.VFR sT-Vslusble4 story Brick store No 20 Beaver
. nor.b eIde between Broad aud William sts Lot about
'nnTSIFFNyyICHST No sS3.story Brick building, near
I,etor.st. Al out 2,xll5 ,,oroyr~ cr ,c,
WEST ST. south east corner OF HobOktNsI'- o.,
~, Iloe" opposite Albany Steamboat Landing 44xSO
feet -. r, -, o -. p-;.s ua-.o .,1
la 30 - West Twcptiethst sixiave. 2'14O feet
10, 25Is. - -, . -, Mt, H.. "a
10, No NJ Wet Twenty rs.s near sixta'e 2SA9Siee
NWTST 2lST ST.-The vslasble 3sory Brick House and
In, new No is9 West Twenty hrstst, between sixth and
t.vsnt,rsves House 2ex5O. Lot 20xs2. - , 50.
90 EHi & p;re a., near Broadway (3209)
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Go Uhom it man Concern.

INFORMATION WANTED Of MARY and
i SARAH Ann McKITTRICK. County Armagh, Townlsnd
OF Eeenagen Any nformationiw be thankfully received ~
Their brother JOHN McKlTrRlCK, by calling at JOHN
KODGERS,S No. 226 Wet Twenty .hiih.st.
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TNUTOR WANTED for two young gentle
men eyed II and 49, must be thoroughly competent TO
give instruction in oil the i.her branches and NOT than
IS years OF ages viii be required to short distance in the
Address With rsfeTepce w. L., Boz No. {uSO
New-lork.
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE

THE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE
Il Nos <s7. $40 +9l FlFTH.AVE., NEW-YORK.
will reopen WEDNESDAY, Sept. 20
H. NJ. PIERCE, President
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ISELIL.Hu OFF and SELLING OUI TO close
tho businerseversl very hDe PlANoS apnc eLOg..
Paintings, Mirrors Sewing MschDe. Cigsta sse'''H''
| Albums elegant Window Curtains, le, &c. :,
j. r. JONES No. u Aunst
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DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49S
DBwsy nearly opposite St. Nicholas iiotel-Dho. A.
(iIyT lneonesr by T.. Cooley Consinlmen's soicl-a.
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8alee bp Anfiion.


PUBLIC SALE.-The subscribers VIII
N .e at public sale on TUEsDAY fee H. lSet' i q,
III R,rks o. Penn. about three miles from Douelsss'lle
abe celebrated Arabian stallion IkONsiDts to'i-
.,,d by FAm NJ Ludw IT, and belonging 20 the 'tae
- obn o. sohiclter deceased 1ronsdes has taken me
sI,t premium trong at the Montgomery County ian IL
1efs and the Berks County Fair Of the sane cal
time a, the latter FAIR 239. beating Little Mac, nom
REV YoIk, and taking the tTst premium OF SIV' "
4. haek iron gray years old and IS herds high lie Il
,ect model poWer and speed and there ore Jew uo'lns
l,.ss IN the United States that compel. WIN MN rO
urn IN ISAAC SCHLlCHIER,
VIII" FRANCIS RYAN,
Ana % North Front.st. Philadelphia, fs.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 4?S
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DRYANTs-MECHAN HALL,
ID No. Az Broadway. above Grand-st.
BRYANrS MINSTRELS.
The popular troupe in the following vore scenes THAT'S
MY SISTER. Mile Pay-ripper. Sensation Prma Donna
Rouin Howard; Count oushiban, Emerald Buffer Dss
Bryant ~ ,,,.Nc,,,
JOCKO a miscellaneous monkey............LlTILE MAC.
USED UP; Or, The HOP OF FASHION:
SIM DIPSEY, the INTERCHANGEABLE DAN BRYANT
Menrs Reed Emmett Henry. Cox Grier, Fowler, How
ard Raynor Hogan PrendergaSt Morrison, Garaag Mullen.
Bonface Ryan, Savor Little Mac. Seymour and Neal Bryans
IN the masquerade scene.
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WOODS TUEATER. Admission SOC.
w Broadway. opposite So. Nicholas Hotel ,,
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 10. LAST APPEAHANCb
Of the great Native Comedian.
Mr.. Y. :. CHANFRAU,
who will appear in TWO CHARACIEhS'
Mons. ACHILLE DUFARD and NOSE"
MONDAY. Feb. H. Mr.. FRANK DREW,
The celebrated Buresque and Character Actor Will appear
FOR SIX NkuTS ONLY a. RIP VAN WINkLE
and In a new version Of Mrs. Woods novel entitled
EAST LYNN, OR THE GREAT WESTERN.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN
will appear on Monday Feb. 49,
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Il IA III anu INV
of Yale College, experienced IN teaching will TAKE the
CHARGE Of or two Young Men on European tour, as
their Instructor and guardian References given Address d.
Box No. l2t Tribune Office
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DROP. NELSON can be consulted on the
i EVENTS Of LIFE, No. l29 stAnton-st., for short
time LADIES' 81 cents gentlemen 70 cents Hoais 10 E. III
to 81. m
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Il COLLECTIONS upon shares at our cost, and fi.k VII
be made in the States OF NewYors. Pennsylvania, Ohio
Michigan Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin Minnesota OF
Missouri and Canada. Parties having claims Of 20 ~" md
IL to their advantage 20 write the facts TO
OF LEWIS, Attorney a; Law, Detroit, Mich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

CHURCH SERVICES, &c, TO MoRRow.-To,
morrow will be the third Sunday in Advent.
Christ Church-Service at ii a: N, and -
p M, by the Rector, Rev. A. IL. Randolph.
St.. Paurs-Ser7ice in the morning at II
and 10 the evening at 81 o'clock by the Rector:
Rev. Geo Fl. Norton.
Grace-Service in the morning at Q clock,
and at half past three in the evening by the
Rector, Rev. Mr.. Sprlgg.
st. Mary Service at and IL q. NJ, ano
81 p. M, by the pastor, Rev. Father kroes
First Presbyterian-No service. ~.......
Second Presbyterian Sermon IN the morn
ing and at night by the Rev. Mr.. Lettwlch.
Episcopal Methodist-Sermon in the morn
ing an1 at night, by the Rev. Mr.. M unsey, who
was assigned by the Bishop, at the late session
OF the Conference in Norfolk, to the charge OF
this church, and who is represented to be one
OF the orators Of the denomination to which lie
belongs. -..-....
Methodist Episcopal-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by the Rev. DR.. Morgan, the
Presiding Elder.
Methodist Protestant-SeTmon in the morn
ing and at seven clock at night by the Rev
Mr.. Nice, pastor 2 .-z@ 54EH
=, Baptist-Sermon inthe morning by the Rev.
L. Ii. Brown. s1fea3 gTo5a >-1 = 49,
Young. Men s Christian Association
Prayer Meeting at the Hall of the Friendship
flre sCompany, on Alfred ST., at 3 O clock, TO-
morrow evening. I'd
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n ESUMPTION OF BUSINESS.
STOVES, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
TIN WARE, ROOFING, SPOUTlNG, SC.
f Y 0 c. II q T. | NJ Z ) =.

having determined to resume his former business
in Alexandria, respectfully announces to the
public, that he has opened his establishment Ill
NO. 43, KING STREET,
below Fairfax, on the north side, where ne Is
prepared to furnish the public, with every de-
scrption of articles in his line, vhich may be
wanted. His assortment Of co o K | e
STOVES, will embrace every variety, and OF
the best descriptions. He would enumeratc;
among them NOBLE Cook STOVE, the best that
was ever in use, aud we'll deserving its Maine
the LILLY, the PALM ETTO, and others.
His TIN WARE will be found equal, if not
SUPERIOR to any ever offered for sale in AlcHaIl-
dra, and hou5ekeepers can have any descrp-
ton of ware Of that kind, which they may need.
he invites an examination OF his goods, and
presents such selection as cannot fail 20 please.
All kinds Of ROOFING and SPOUTlNG,
executed in the best manner and on the lowest
terms.
An experience of forty years in this business,
enables him to claim that he has a practical
knowledge Of it, in all in his branches lie Is
DESTROYS of not only accommodating, but giving
satisfaction to his customers and to all purchas-
ers, and they may be assured that what he sells
them will be of the best materials and OF the
best Manufacture. He will warrant whatever
age by constant and personal attention to his
establishment.
With this announcement he will open his
Mandatory, willing to show by his efforts that
the patronage he asks. will rebound to the ad-
vantage of those who buy, as well as of him who
SELLS and that the citizens OF Alexandria and
its vicinity, need not go elsewhere TO purchas
what can be procured in their own city, from
one of tn cir own people ~ I2-ZaWl
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A CTI0V S s L ES


RI j. III. PARROT, AUCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed Of
4 trust dated 9Th Of July. 1865, of record in
'>ieHan or;a county. from Nm. Grimes, to Sc
cHre the payment Of Il note Of 500. the under
signed, trustee therein named will offer az
pubic sale, on Thursday the 27th day Of
NcE"''iocE. !h',, at - H.. OF the premises, IL
new new migratory FRAME DWELLING aFz1
~ SE9: on the south side Of Queen ST., .aGIll
between Payne aad Fayelte streets Terms
cash.
The lot upon which said house stands, haa
8 front on Queen street of Is feet, and RUM
back 176 feet. The purchaser of the house
will have the privilege Of buying said lot for
$lj0 or leasing the same for any time desired,
at IN annual rent Of ST.
dc ll-cots W. c. YEATON, Trustee.
DI VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
~ from Oliver ?. Chapel and wife dated or
tie 10th day OF October, 1865 and duly record.
Prince William county, Va, the undersi gncd,
as trustees, in said deed named. will sell, at pub
&c auction, at BrentSvillc, Prince William CO. -,
En., in front Of the Court House, on MONDAY,
the ith dag Of january, IoG7, (that being TIE
first day Of the County Court Of said couaty,) q
II q clock m. all that TRACT OF LAND, sit.
uatcd about Two miles east Of Brcntsvillc, whiG!,
was conveyed to the sajl Oliver p Chapel b..
Richard Windsor and wife; the same benz
4 portion Of the property known as Walnut
li!l," and containing three hundred acres Of
land, and on which Amanda Keys now resides.
There is a comfortable HOUSE on the F?zaa
land, and good orchard The land is LEE
said to be well timbeced. Terms cash.
WESTEL WILLOUGHBI
ALBERT STUART,
dec 1O-rO.s Trustee
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THE PARISH ScHooL.-A very laudable un-
dertaking has been projected and is now in
successful operation by the ladies attached to
the congregation of Christ Church, twenty
four of whom have established q parish school,
in which are now daily, from nine in the morn
ing to twelve H., taught fifty Of the poor chii-
dren of the city. Four of the twenty four Ia
dies having charge Of the school teach each
day, so that the labor falls lightly upon them
spgly-each one only teaching three hours
during the week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

PSEUDO VIRGINIANs.- Southern Re-
publican Association held melting in Wash
lngton on Wednesday night last, at which a
report of the Standing Committee, of which
Messrs Lysander Hill and JOB Hauxhurst are
the members from Virginia and Of which
the following is an abstract was read,
I'm the latter part of 1861 the States of
Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas. Alabama Mis-
sissippi, Georgia Florida, South and North
Carolina, and Virginia, attempted to separate
themselves from the Union They formed an
alliance with one another, and raised troops,
In defiance of the CONSTITUTIONS each adopting
new constitution of government IN opposition
to the essential requirements Of the national
charter, and thus organized and allied, they
carried on war against the nation, IN the re-
suit of which they were entirely subjugated.-
The hostile governments OF these States, hay
been thus put an end to, their populations
passed, in the absence of Congressional pro-
vision for their Government, under the military
control OF the Command r-in-cnef of the army
and navy Of the United States, whose duty was
simply to hold the subjugated people in order
until the will of Congress could be made known.
Instead OF limiting himself to the performance
OF this duty, the Comnander-in-chlef proceeded
70 summon bodies of men as conventions, with
alleged powers of framing State Constitutions
and lnstituting State Governments, designed,
alter the cessation Of hosilities, to exercise
rights and powers equal to those of the IN
shaken members of the Union. The exercise
of command, involving necessarily the assump-
ton of legislative powers by an Executive Off
Ger, could produce no effect as law, for as ali
legislative powers have been delegated by the
sovereign people to Congress, none can be exer
cised by the Executive. Hence his attempt at
legislation is not law, and the governments
ne broug into existence in the insurrecrlonary
States, have no legal validity. indicating its
powers, ard conscious of its duties, Congress
is now called upon TO adopt such measures az
will bring the populations OF lnsurrectlonary
States into harmony with the nation by estab-
fishing in either of them Republican form of
Government, whose existence shall be guaran-
teed by the whole force of the nation. Re
publican States are the offspring of the loyal
popular will expressed by the furtherest utter
ance of universal suffrage as compatible with
the existing condition OF human improvement.
The right of every male inhabitant above the
age OF tWentYone years to participate IN the
election OF those who are to make the laws that
bind Kim, and to bring into being such Repub
hcan States is now the task of Congress. 1t
is, therefore, the opinion Of this Association
that Congress should Immediately provide by
law for the government of the above-named
States by securing all the people in all their
rights, and this can only be done by over
throwing the present State Governments and
establishing new ones, and placing the power
in the hands OF the loyal people, no matter
what may be their color"
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WASHINGTON ITEMS. 1t was Gov. Lyon,
late of Idaho, who was robbed of the SAT ZOO,
mentioned in yesterday Gazette. The money
stolen belonged to the government; he was
bringing it on to Washington.
A skating club has been organized. Base
ball retires; enter skating.
The demurrer in the case of the indictment
against Connover, for perjury, has beer argued
before the Circuit Court. A decision will be
made next week
General Meade is in Washington. on visit
to his brother, Capt R. W. Meade, of the Navy,
who is recovering from an attack Of paralysis.
The wife of Senator Fowler, of Tennessee,
died last night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

INTERESTS. cordially approve and
adopt the sentiment, ''let us stand together
and support each other, as with one heart, one
mind, and one will, in developing our home
interests. Let US support our home schools,
our home merchants, our home machinists
and manufacturers of all kinds, our home agrl-
culturalists, with generous zeal, and thus
labor to build up the South in all her varied
interests, and secure our industrial independ-
ence"
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WALL OPERA HoUsE-Mrs Bowers was
most kindly received last night as ''Juzia, " in
the "Hunchback,' - upon the occasion of her
benefit. The acting OF herself Messrs. Lawler,
Mortimer, and Hale was particularly fine, in
their several parts Mrs. Jordans acting is
good, but she should set aside all affectatioD.
The Company is, beyond dispute, an excellent
one and deserves credit for their unusual OBJ
servance Of the text.
Tonight will be presented Kotzebue's five
act Drama of the ''Stranger." On Monday
evening next, will be brought out tho new and
famous piece, "Adrienne, Or, the Duel in the
Mic+ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

MAYORS OFrIcE.-Elias Grimsley, from
Fairfax county, for an assault on W. T. Soth-
ron also from Fairfax, was discharged upon
the payment Of costs
Two young men were arrested, and will be
tried this evening, for being parties to the gar
roting of Mr.. Townsend Baggot last Saturday
night.
Henry Robinson William Veney and
s tn B0e oe egCS DR. I9r T Dsng
mitted to jail, to await a further examination on
Monday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

BLIND AND SASH Factory. The extensive
planning mill and blind and sash factory, at the
corner of Fairfax and Queen streets, has been
purchased by Mr.. j. w. Nails, OF this city,
who will Immediately commence operations
there. The skill Of the present proprietor as
mechanic, and his we'll known energy, warrant
the supposition that success will attend this
revival of industry in our city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HoTEL.-R06ert j. Ralaey, Proprietor
John g. Tally NJ. Hurley, Washington; Ban
jamin Caywood, Fairfax county; Cant. 9. +,
BerkIey, Loudoun county; Lieut.. j. W. Gees
tord, Z. II. Whitmore, Washington; J. +.
Mayhugh, Fairfax county; j. G. Middleton
f. II. Murray, Maryland; Miss Lizzie John
son, G. NJ. G. Whaley, Virginia.; Mathew
Connolly, Realm S. Davis, John II. Davis
Prince William; Il. R. Smith, Leesburg; j
Il. Hamnill, Virginia; f. N. De Witt, New
York; VIM. Norris, Fauquier county; K. L.
Cissen, John j. Dawson, Fairfax county
Pembroke Reid, c. E. Butler, John A Davis
Prince William.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

THE CoLD WEATHER is making ice on the
creeks and the fats of the river rapidly. The
boys are getting their skates in readiness. If
the present weather continues navigation on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal will cease in a
day or two, as much ice is forming on the up
per levels already The ice breakers may be
used temporarily. ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

RICHARDS THE LYLEs MURDERER.
Swami, of Maryland, has issued his requlsltlon
for the body OF the negro lately arrested in
Norfolk, whois supposed to be Nimrod Rich
ards,one of the murderers Of the late Mr. Lyles.
of Prince Georges county, Md, and Sheriff
Turton has gone to Norfolk, to conduct the
prisoner to Upper Marlboro.
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STOVES, TIN WARE, &c.

@ CUVIL LIER
y. [KELL,s OLD STAND,)
NO. 3D. KING 81, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
..-. Dealer in all kinds of
STOVES AND TINWARE.
PLUMBING, COPPERSMITHING, ROOF
ING. GUTTEkING and SCOUTING done in
town and country, at lowest cash prices All
work warranted us contracted for
Seull- tinn1
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FIRE ALARM,-The alarm Of fire last night
brtween 10 and II o'clock, which, however,
was not sufficient to bring out the Department,
was caused by the burning of the chimney of
a house on the corner OF Washington and ORR
noco streets - -. -, - X a u, .-.-- s -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ksg If You WANT COOP DURABLE CLOTH
ING, 90 to DEALHAMs, 106, King st. 1t

gg NoTICE-OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF
POLICE, Alexandria, December 18th, 1866.-All
persons are required to attend to their hydrants,
and prevent the water from running on the
street pavements, and thus forming ice thereon.
All persons must remove ice from the pave
ments in front of their premises or houses The
penalty of the law will be enforced against all
OFFENDERS [de l4-1wl JAS. FADELEY.
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OYSTERS. The supply Of Oysters at the
wharves continues to be equal to the demand,
but in consequence Of the cold weather now
prevailing prices have advanced. Small oy-
sters now command seventy five cts per bushcl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

TIE GAZETTE is mailed regularly to Lees
burg. Why it should ever miss reaching its
destination promptly, We do not know, and
cannot imagine =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS. CAPS,
DRY GOODS. MILLINERY GOODS,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
LADIES DRESS GOODS. &c Sc.
CORNER KING AND ST. ASAPH SITS.
Calls special attention 10 his very large ana
wel-sclcctcd stock Of the above named goods
which he will sell al the lowest cash prices,
zzI;~Thc attention of Country MERCHANTS is
particularly called to his stocks, which will
compare favorably with any ever offered in this
market and will be sod at prices below the Bal
more mncket sep ll-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

ROBBERY. stable attached to Colross
the handsome residence of Mrs. Thompson
Mason, but now occupied by Doctor Bigelow,
was entered last night, and robbed of a lot of
broom straw. This morning the thieves were
tracked, by the straw they had dropped, to Q
shauty north of petersburg" where a portion
of the plumber was recovered. Some two or
three weeks ago, Doctor Bigelow lost all his
chickens, and it is supposed they were stolen
by the same parties who committed last night 5
theft. See Police Report.
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WM. Fl. SMITH.

gas OYSTERS OYSTERS OYSTERS =
JOHN II. THOMPSON, having taken the stand
Corner of Prince and ST. Asaph Streets oppo
site the Post Office is now prepared to furnish
Oysters, to families parties, &c, at tho shortest
notice, and at reasonable prices. Orders from
the country solicited dec l0--3t
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4 TON S 4 ES.

g HEkIfF : SALE.-Hy virtue Ola diStraint
- warrant, Will sell ct public auction, on
II ESDAI, December 18th, 1856. at the corner
OF hln& and Columbus streets, commencing at
~ " c.ocl M, u large lot 81 / iIOIDii IA III
PIC RE and PICTURE FRAMES con-
sl=tnS principally oi views OF Alount Vernon
and the Tomb Of Washington, levied upon rs
the property Of Scclny y i}calr 10 satisfy 4 dis
traint Warrant in f4y": Of William Arnold W
Scclcy x bcaIe
S. \. GARW GOD, Sheriff
ALSO,
AT the same time and place. there will be sold
variety OF Household Furniture. Stove, sc.
J. \. STNUTENBUR Gu
Aexardria, Va, Dec. lit Auct r.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-By vir-
tue Ola decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fair
fax county, rendered in the case OF Johnson vs.
Robinson and others, | will sell, 81 public
auction, at Fairfax c. H. on MONDAY, the
2StHay january next Court day the TRACT
or LAND called " Barnuby," of which
frames johnson died seized This land con-
tilns I'D acres, fifteen Of which are in wood
1t Is on the telegraph road. on FOhick Creek,
near the Old Po:tic!; Church, and has upon it
fine mill seat.
TERMS OF SAIE.-Onc tenth Of the purchase
money ID be paid in cash on the day Of sale ~ q
deposit, the residue in three equal inStilmcnts
Of six: twelve and eighteen months to be secured
by the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and Il retention Of the title
Of the land until tie last payment i: made and
the land subject 10 resale and the cash payment
forfeited in the event Of the purchaser tNlirg to
comply with the terms ofsnlc
VIM. H. DULANY,
dec l4-2awts Commissioner of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-15

Boz SPECIAL NOTICE -Notice is hereby
given, that all articles Of clothing remaining in
my Dyeing Establishment, on the first day of
January, 1867, which have been there uncaled
for over three months, will be sold on that day
to pay expenses Persons interested will please
notice this as will not be held responsible af-
ter that time A. D. WAKEFIELD.
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