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WASHINGT( IN.
wAsHNGTOY Tuesday Sept. % 1866
THURLOw WELD AND n z PRESIDENT.

THURLOW WELD AND II = PRESIDENT.
Thurlow Weed LEFT for Ne' work this evening.
ne had twohour interroE with President to-day and
secretary Seward accompanied his SON. drove his
private carriage Wizards the old
Srumored among well informed ,foals tonight that the
Castom House public stores PostO foe and Navy Yard
to be eoonzed immediaeyby Wee He made arrangements
81 bis last visit have ol all conservative
Republicans that 90 Bto these Ha7ng been har
toward Smyths BY na yiew OF to-day and prom
ed onehaf The Governments pat' mage be left assuring his
fads that Dix would in b an acceptable Collector
THB CLEVELAND COMMITTEE
The Cleveland delegation pre- viOus 20 their calling
upon the President had an inTitas then the
Joason Club that they be allowed them the
White House beaded by Marine band The proposition
seriously entertained and but FOR the efforts Of Gen
Grnger and Dr. Craven would have adopted The del
egaion had informal meeting tonight Wizards. and
gated Dr. j. j. Craven aequant the Ife lest thai they
void wait upon him IN body tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock.
THB JOHNSON DEPARTMENT CLUB.
As the johnson Departmental Club is much msgni.
fed by telegraph it Is but Justice the clerks Depart.
Washington that they numter that
they all and informed that their pieces will
mainly depend their oniRg that club aad that yet but 1903
out the 1000 become members ard when the club
marched IN meet President his reura their Numbers all
oh wsre7.
CLAIM AGENTS INDIGNANT.
The claim agents Of this city held. meeting to
night protest against the recent order Of the Psymsste
General excluding them from acting tina collection Of sol
ds bounes AcOmmittee appointed to wait Co..
Bryce Paymaster Department 10 will report Thurs-
dg night.
TUE CARRYING OF rHB MAILS OF THB EUDsoS AsD
HARLEM RAILRoAp.
Cornelius Vanderbilt gave notice to the Govern
yesterday that unless he granted Increased par TO
srrying the Harlem and Hudson River Raroadsr
he should take the mails after October 10 As the
s he demands larger than the law allows the Depart
nent to give. his demand cannot be ac0eded to.
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Iona aud Israeua
VINES.


TWENTY FOUR PAGE PAMPHLET, GARDEN LIST.
VINEYARD LIST AND CLUB PROPOSITIONS sent iOt I've
cent stamp.
VINEYARD LIST seut separately application
The VINEYARD LIST will De Of Interest to al who ds're
plant largely for planting in vineyards Prices vii b
found to be very low. and plants arong and hardy.
The GARDEN LIST and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. offer vines Of
remarkable quality a very Low rates.
also psnt5 with excellent wood for preparation
grown in houses air be preferred The grades
these description number Of buds and length Of pe wood
will be VINEYARD LIST with tail s,Assest Of the
the IONA and lSRAELLA Nnea he past Winter and
during the present season
n B. that the last half Of the present
from beginning has been unfsves for
saon of vines cold generally permitting the
plants either sufficiently to become hardy
Questions concerning the the plants for S
Of Iona which would that all Othe plants Of Iona and Ia
re offered for either Garden Vineyard planting
are Of remarkable excellence, well mstured
have hundred thousand Iona and ssIa
plants that were DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR VINEYARD
PLANTING THIS FALL which nTe the attention Of ell 10
terestsd in the purchase OF vines
They had very favorable vigorous staff in Spring and being
large apart open far advanced at the BE-
ginning Of August that they the chilling
and winds uninjured, and become wei mssured
belief these anywhere equaed quality and
chespuess for the vineyard
Ny vine. Of the pre.eut the Garden also better
al the grades than have before been able produce
The classes Extra Best Selection" not selected fsu
those grown espessn for these classes freq
produced by other proprietor
Inspection the quality and prices Of whole STOCK n
houses open The qualities and ehsrce'ac OF the dsr
sn classes liant. will be carefully exhibited and explained TO all
who visit the Island
PHs from green cu,Ds stock cheap and good Of
their kind but advisable for general Fall planting
C. ". GRANT. Iona
(near PeekskfID westche.ter Co n Y
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PENNSYLVANIA
PENN61Lh ANA
THE ASSASSIN JOHN WILKES BOOTH EuLoGIzED AT A

THE ASSASSIN JOHN WILKES BOOTH RULoGIzED AT
JOHNSON MEETING
BEDFORD Pa, Sept 24.-At Democratic meeting held
in the courthouse Saturday evening the President of
the meeting on motion Of b. F. Meyers the Democratic
candidate for Senator addressed the meeting During his
remarks be said the name of Booth would live. BE, like
Wnklcred had laid down his life for his country That
Switzerland had her Winkered Scotland her Bruce and
America her Booth and that the time would come when
monument would be erected TO Booth higher than that
erected 70 Lincoln These sentiments received with
out marks of disapprObation.
GEN. GRANTS ENDORSEMENT OF GIN. GBARY REAP
PIRNED.
spscs Dispatch to The Philadelphia Pres"
PITTSBURGH Pa, Sept. pa bad to-day private talk
with tho correspondent of The Chicago Republican, who
had the celebrated conversation with Gen Grant near
Columbus The gentleman repeated TO me Grants re-.
marks announcing himself so emphatcaly IN favor Of
Gen. John w Geary and said that he bad not the slight
fear of his statements being authoatvely disputed
denied and that If anything, Gen Grant was stronger
his expressions of denunciaon of Cymer and prefer
ence for Geary than has been reported. J. X. b.
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THE FENLANS.

A RUMoR THAT THEY ARE CONCENTRATING IN NORTH
ERN VERMONT
OGDENsBURG. n. Y, Sept 25.-It is reported upon
good authority large number OF Fenans conoentra
ing n Northern Vermont raid Canada Considerable
counties which border the Cana
dian iue.
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AIAPCg STTAvrR ASHORE

FORTRESS MoSiOL, Sept 2j.-The quarantine Steamer
City OF Albany reports having spoken of the Capes this
morning the steamer f. c. knight, from Washington, y.
C.. bound to Baltimore, which reported large steamer
ashore Body Island, several miles south Of Cape
Henry, signaling in distress Owing 70 heavy wind aud
the breakers the Knight unable 20 render any assist
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RELIGIOUS.
MEETING OF THB BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Spec ial Dispatch 90 The n. y. Tribune.

PuTsHELD MASS Tuesday, Sept. rs. 1866.
The American Board Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sons convened here this afternoon Over people are
here from abroad and hospitality is taxed TO ITS utmost
Thirteen members are reported deceased during the past
year The Treasurer reports the total income for the past
year at S446 $40 a; balance IN treasury $4,000 W.
President Hckock Of Union College preached the intro
ductory sermon this evening on tho Divine idea OF
Christian Lifen
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Congress- whose wisdom and patriotism have the hghes
confidence and who feel assured viii take care OF LOUISIANA
With thanks Tor your good wishes
remsin. very truly, your friend,
J. MADISON WELLS Governor Of Loulsians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

SUPPOSED To De DROwSED.-A young man named
James Conroy boaman in the employ Of Louis Stroller Of
Jersey City started boat Sunday morning for the pile
driving apparatus below the Central Railroad docks since
which time he not been heard Of The boat found
capssed Communpaw yesterday and is thought that
Couroy has been drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26
MINNESOTA.

REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
The Hon. Ignatius Donnely has been renomnated for
Congress by the Republican Convention in the I'D Min
nesOta district.
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lady who had Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine for sewers.
vns was induced 70 purchases double thread but avery short
idsl Of hnd-"seen the Elephant
Bogadus Of Jacksonville N " under date OF Angus 20 10
e.. IN. machine received and again works to charm Toe
dy 20 whom belongs tsores and dressmaker and doe, quite
bsre.s n.t bsforr sent you she bought -
Machine AZ sos receiving her old one back ag.n-s
p.ed and working nicslysbe e9ers her double hTedd
Maeh,a, Roa sALH iH-Adperfie1enL
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Spsrial Notices.
Sla wkenDorgins

SiawkenDergfns, ,...,.-
According the immortal Stems, with Of
Ass being with seh capacity tos
estimating fragrance shoud lived aAd died without
experiencing exquisite ssnssoas Ofvah uscep
BILE tina. Ocsa.iOned by the aroma Of NIGHT BLOOMING
CFREUs
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FIRES.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 25.-Peterson q MarShalPs
aour mil on Tbrteth and Markets was destroyed ny fire
this morning. Loss $4,000 which nearly covered by III
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COURT or APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. 25.-The following is the day calen-
dsr Of the Court OF ppes for Weduesdsy Sept 20 Nos D.
80 10 II, IL, II, 20, 81 and TOO
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INDIANA.

The Hon. Schuyler Colfax and Mr.. David Turpe, can.
ddstes for Congress in the IXh District had their first
debate Valparaiso the 18th. About 1900 persons
present. The discussion chiefly tumcd upon the
Constitutional Amendment, Mr. Colfax arguing that cit
SeDship did not imply negro suffrage. Mr. Turpie OPP
Iosd the Isrn and seemed DESTROYS Of making il lead
ing issus in the CANVASS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

FREIGHT DEPOT-C0rncF Of Hudson and LeonArd$ts . -
TEMPORARY OFFICE for and email packages No ~
Brosdwsv un completion Of Principal once nos 90 sna %
Broadway, corae' OF FrsnklI;s; 90. N-v.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

REPuBLIoAE UNION STA n COHEITrKK,
HDQRs MkTEOPOLITAE Horst NEW YORE
HAML. HARRIS Chairman
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Announcements
TO MERCHANTS Il SHIPPERS

THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY
VIII opsn ire DIRECT LINES the Public
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER T..
aud be prepared 20 DO
A GENERAL EXPRESS BUSINESS
with the
EAST WEST. SOUTH WEST AND NORTH WEST,
inclgdcg also the
CARRYING AND COLLECTING OF MONEYS.
YALUABLES &c.
Tha line. opened will embrace the routes betwsen NEn
YORK BOSTON BUFFALO. DETROIT, CEENELAND ON
CiNNATL CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, LA CROSSE. PRAihls
DIT CHEN INDgAHAPOLlS ST. LOUIS cad oil the totemedass
psces % be rapidly eIeDaed al the routes o. trade
The capital Of this ComPsny IA go 900 and i an ample snHsny
the public responsibility All los.s damages OF property
intrussd Il, viii be promptly and equitsbly aduGsd
livery e the patronage and moe, The Just
sion. Of the public.
Oct
disfribution upon them Of msterisl - . .
j n KsAPp Secretary ELAoRE P ROSS. Pr-siisoI
Aubnr1, Sept. D., 1850
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SCHENECTADY, Sept 25.-At the Republican Congress
siona Convention for the XvIIth District; held in this
city to-day the hon james NJ Marvin of Saratoga was
renominated for Congress by reclamation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-26

THE MARITIME PREFECTURE ABoLIsHED-MLIrARY
INSTRUCTIONS APPOINTMENTS or GENERALS AND
MILITARY Observation-Disclosures ACTION OF
THE LIBERALs-LAw IN FAVOR or THE HOLDERS
OF. NATIONAL PROPERTY-GEN SHERIDAN AT MAT
AaoROs-STEAMERS BETWEEN VERA CRUZ AND
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-21
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.


Il By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Fauquier county, pronounced the l2th DAY
of December, 1865, in the suit Of Hunton VS..
Bastable the undersigned, who were therein
appointed special Commissioners for that pur-
pose, will on Friday 9th Of February, 1866,
to the highest bidder, A TRACT OF LAND,
belonging to G. NJ Bastable in the county Of
Fauquier, and is the same land allotted to said
Bastable, in the partition between him and Jas;
j. Hunton and contains byrecent survey o66 IL
Cries. This is one of the very finest farms in
Piedmont, Virginia. is well adapted to the growth
of all cereals, and is unsurpassed as Grazing
Farm It is beautifully situated on both sides OF
Cedar Run, and is composed entirely of the tirst
and second bottoms of that stream- 1t lies
on the 0. & A. R: R. It has upon it very
VALUABLE MILL, fitted for grinding corn,
and which might, with small outlay, be made
one Of the finest Touring mills in the county
also, a first class SAW MILL, in good repair.
The DWELLING HOUSE is comtort2ble, .9==5
but small James J. HuntOn. esq, who lives L:I-
on the premises, will take pleasure in showing 1t
to persons desirous to purchase 1t is believed
that no opportunity for good investment, equal
to this, has for long time been offered to the
public.
money will be required in cash on the day Of
sale The balance in one two, and three equal
annual instalments, to bear interest from the day
Of sale The title to the land will be withheld
as a security for deferred payments, and the land
will be resold by order Of Court, upon failure to
pay any one of deferred payments:
JOHN NJ. FORBES.
B. II. SHACKELFORD.
EPPA HUNTON.
Fauouier CO.. de 22-dtd Commissioners.
P. S:-The abovesaleis is postponed till Friday,
the 23d day Of March, 1866.
!; ! n I 8 : Commissioners.
fob 1S-dt1 F. H
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

= SENATE. " Yesterday Mr. Wade offered
Joint resolution to amend the Constitution so
+. a. to provide that the President, and in the
:, event of his death, the Vice President of the
United States shall not be again eligible to that
Office. Mr. Wade then made speech, in
which, after some remarks aboutthe Presidents s
course, and the1 admission Of Southern mem
bers, he laid down the rule ''that any one who
wanted these whitewashed traitors to come in
and deliberate with us, is no better than a
Vhitewashed traitor himself The resolution
was ordered to be printed and laid on the table.
The bill to enlarge the Freedmen's Bureau,
sent back by the President, with his veto, was
then taken up, the question being on the pas
sage Of the bill over the Presidents veto. Mr..
Davis, Of Kentucky, made a long speech en-
dorsing the Presidents policy, and Mr.. Trum-
bull spoke In favor of the bill. After some
further discussion, the vote was taken, and
Sood-yeas 80, nays Is. Not having the
necessary two-third vote, the bill was lost. On
the announcement Of the vote, applause and
hisses arose from the galleries, and they were
. ordered to be cleared.
House OF REPRESENTATIVE Es.-Mr. Stevens
reported concurrent resolution from the Jolnt
Committee on Reconstruction, declaring that
no Senator or Representative, from any OF the
Southern States, shall be admitted into Con
gress until Con gress shall declare the State
entitled to representation Mr.. Grider, Of
Kentucky, presented minority report, favor
ing the admission of the representatives from
Tennessee, and ending with a resolution to that
effect Mr.. Stevens said that since yesterday
agreat change had taken place -alluding to
the Presidents veto-which had put it out of
the power Of the Committee to proceed further
in the investigation without the sacrifice OF a
great principle, and the surrender Of the rights
Of this House to the usurpation OF another
power. He therefore demanded the previous
question, Great confusion at once ensued:
Cries Of question! question! order! order!
came from the various parts OF the House. Ap-
peas we're made by number ofmembers to allow
abrief debate This being refused, the opposi-
tions ought by motions to adjourn, and by various
kinds Of tactics to staye off vote. During the
whole Of this period there was great excitement
in the House, in the mldstof which Mr.. Rogers,
Of New Jersey, denounced the call for thepre-
Vlous question as an attempt to PIT in opera
ton the gag law, and as an act or tyranny
and despoIism. His declaration was met With
loud cries of order. The efforts on the part OF
the opposition to prevent vote from beng
taken without debate were continued until halt
past seven O. clock in the evening, when finding
that further resistance would be unava'llng, 1t
Was agreed to allow vote on the resolution,
which was Immediately carried by yeas ll9-
nays &C. .,.:. rN
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Some members of the West Virginia Legls-
Eture lately made mean assault upon!
respectable man who had presented a petition
to that body, and beat him severely, over
powering him by numbers. He could have
thrashed the party one by one, If they had met
dlm singly.
During discussion on the Franchise bill In
the Tennessee House of Delegates, on friday
last, difficulty occurred between the Speaker
and a h1r Mulln. The Speaker finally threw
bis maliet at Mr. AIulliu' head.
The stories set ahoat about the defiant attl-
tude" Of the Southern people, and the pers3e-
eudons OF Union men in the South, are 1or tne :
most part mere canards, designed tor mlson1ef
and to stir up strife.
A messenger of the United States Express e5
Company, while delivering package n 81:
Louis, on Saturday was robbed of forty thous-
and dollars, nearly all the contents OF MS
satcheI.
The Benton (Il) Standard relates story Of
atrial for murder which ended IN romance ana
not in tragedy. The man supposed TO 9, pe mul.
dtsred walked into court, alive and WE'LL during
the trial
Mr.. Peabody has added one hundred th9us. 3s
and pounds to his previous donation IN oeha1
u the London poor.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. ". D. STEWART, Physician & Surgeon.
A graduate of the Medical Department. of the
University of Loulsyllle hy., and OF the Onl-
versty of the city of New York, late Surgeon
u. S. " having permanently located in Alex,
andria, Va respectfully offers his professional
services to the citizens Of this city and vicinity.
Office and residence No. 46, north Royal st.,
(east side where he may be found at all hours,
when not professionally absent. no Il
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, February 2O.-Both houses OF
the Legislature concurred to-day IN aresolutlon
to proceed to the election ct Judges
next Thursday. The House rejected the Sen
ate bill amending the usury law; but the vote
Was reconsidered, and the bill placed again up
On the calendar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-21

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTIN GS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, at No, 50, King ST., to
to o. Neal & Dwelly, and removed to No. SO, we
porpose to offer for your inspection good line Of
the above goods. Our long experience in the
manufacture of Cloths and Cassimeres, gives
us great advantage in selecting our stock
which we intend to sell st small advance on
cost
We shall offer great inducements to Tailors,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap.
You will fnd in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment great selection Of goods in that line
always on hand. Give US call and you will
never regret it, at No. SO, King street. next
door to Miller's China Store.
sep Oft ARNOLD s. FIELD.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB-
L LISHMENT
Messrs. O'Neil q Dwelly having purchased
the interest Of Messrs. Arnold & Field in the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to the Store lately occupied by
that firm,
S3 KING STREET.,
Where may be found the best assortment of
CLOTHS, in this city, both of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr.. O'Neils ability as cutter iustifes them
in assuring their customers q stylish and well
fitting garment
They have also a fine assortment of Gents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties, Scarfs and Gloves Of all kinds.
Va. Please call and examine our goods and
judge for yourselves at 80 King street, one door
east Of Parker's Theatre. sep 26-tf
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FLOR SALE-BONDS OF FAUQUIER
II COUNTY TO THE AMOUNI OLE


Il COUNTY TO THE AMOUNT OF
$500o.-Att January Term 1866, Of the County
Court Of Fauquer, the Justices Of the county
having been summoned for that purpose, and
majority being present, it was ordered t. that
$780, 90 worth of Bonds of the County Of Fau-
quier, in pursuance Of the provisions of al Act
4f the General Assembly, passed l4th gay r;s OF
the County Court Of Fauquiert to borrow money
for county purposes" be issued in sums of not
less than 500 each to bear interest at the rate
of per ct per annum from their respective
dates o
81 500 thereof to be payable on 1st January, 1862
81 800 thereof to be payable on lst January, 1870
$4,000, the residue thereof, payable Oh lst Jan
uary, 1871.
The interest on all, payable on 1st Of January
in each year And the undersigned were ap-
pointed commiss ioners to make sale Of said
bonds.
We do therefore invite proposals for the sale
and purchase of said bonds, from persons dis
posed to invest their funds in these valuable Sc
curities WM. II. GAINES.
J. S. BTRNE, Comm'rs.
JNO. II. FORBES,
Fauquier co., Va, jan 29-2aw3w
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II OBERT i. WOOD,
IL Successor to Ashby 6 Wood,
continuus TO carry on the
nDY GDNDE BUSINESS.

At the Old Stand, No. l70, King street.
ALEXANDER II. SLAYMAKER (now
with r. l.. Wood would respectfully solicit
the patronage OF his friends.
Our STOCK is at all times largeand complete,
embracing, Heavy and Fine French Broad
cloths, Black and Fancy Casemeres, Satlnctts,
Cloths for servants, &c, sc.
A full assortment Of Flanncls, white and col
orcd Fine and medium quality Dress Goods,
a full assortment of Mourning Dress Goods,
Irish linen, '.warranted genuine" Linen
5heotings and Pillow Case Lincns,, Superior
Cotton Shrtng and Sheeting Also Gioyes and
Tosicr>-. Suspendors Shirt Bosoms, Collars,
Crayats. Neck Ties Hair Nets, &c, together
with a general assortment Of first-class DRY
GOODS. to an examination Of which We invite
our old friends and the public generally.
dec 14-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-21

YYNHE FERTILIZER
FOR VIRGINIA LANDS.
BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
containing So per cent. Of phospha;te OF Llme'
This article is offered with confidence to the
Planters of Virginia, as being well adapted to
their lands, and just what they need to produce
large crops, and permanently improve the soil.
GEO. DUGDALE, manufacturer 5 Agt.
Baltimore, Nd.
For sale at manufacturers prices, adding
cost of transportion, by KNOX s. SMITH,
ian 22-3m No. 6, S. Union ST., Alexandria.
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UOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF HlGH4I
v VALUABLE LAND IN ALEXANDRIA
COUNTY, VA.-By virtue Of decree of the
County Court Of Alexandria county, rendered
at it's February term, 1866 in the case Of VIM.
r. Birch and wife VS.. VIM, Shreve, ct al-the
undersigned, commissioners therein named,
will sell, on SATURDAY, the l0th day OF
the highly VALUABLE LITTLE FARM, OF
which the late Benz. Shreve died, seized, con-
tanning SIXTY ACRES fifteen of which are !! N
wood, and detached from the otner land. Said
farm is situated on the road leading from
Georgetown to Falls Church, in Fairfax co.,
about 2! or miles from Georgetown adjoining
the lands Of Sothoron Snyder &c. 1t has on It
good dwellingan all the necessary out A:S:#
buildings. =AIa2zA A
Terms of sae;- ;-one-teenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand on the day OF sale
the residue in three equal instalments Of SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, bearing, interest
from the day of sale, and retention OF The title
of the land until the last payment is made. The
cash payment is to be forfeited and the land
sold at the costs of the purchaser, in the event
of his falling to comply with the terms Of sale.
VIM. II. DULANY. Comm,rs
s. FERGUSON BEACH. 00''''''