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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-06

rHE ARMIES.
BN O ". HOLMES.

Br o. ". HOLMES.
A. Life's unsuding column p0urs,
Two marsha ed hosts are seen
Two armies on the trampled shores
That death flows black between
One marches 20 the drum-beat's roll
The wide-mouthed clarions hrsyf
And bears upon a crimson hoiohs
"Our glory Is TO slay.
one moves in silence by the stream,
WITH sad. vet watchfui eyes
calm as The patient planets gleam
THAT an the clouded Eklea.
Along its front no Eabres shine,
No blood-red pennons wave
Its banner beats the single line,
Our duty Is 10 save"
For those no death-bed's lingering shade
A; Honor's trumpet call.
with knitted brow and lifted blade,
In GlCry's arms they fall.
For these no flashing falchions bright,
No stirring battle-cry ;
The hloodless stahber calls by night
Each answers, Here am IT.
For those the ~sculptor's iRureIed bust,
Ia builders marble piles,
The anthems pealing ser their ouSt
Through long cathedral aisles'
For these the blossom-sprinkled turf
That hoo4s the lonely graves,
When spring rolls in her sea green SUR
In nowery- foaming waves
Two paths led upward nom below
And angels wait above,
Who count each burning lue-uropN now
zach falling tear Of Love
Tb1-gh from the Hero's bleeding breast
Her pulses Freedom drew.
though the white lilies IN Der crest
SurauE from that scarlet dew
while NaI0r'S naughty champions wait
TN all their scars are shown.
Love walks uuchallenged through the gate,
To sit beside the Throne
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-06

VyHE COPARTSERsHIP HERETOFORE
L existing under the name OF Ames, WOnd-
bury 8 Jones, r. this day dissolved by mutual
M James NJ. Beattie having pur-
chased the interest OF Seth B. Woodbury., as
sumes his portion of ths responsibilities Of said
arm. The business viii be conducted hereafter
by Daniel Ames, James n. Besttie and Cd
ward q. Jones. under the name ard style OF
Ames, Beattte & Jones.
\. B. All debts due the drm OF Ames, Wood
q one must be settled Immediately.
DANIEL AME-,
JAMES NJ. BEArTIE.
mhDf-fF EDWARnE FONEA
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1RECToRs:
Collections made on all accessible
points IN the Southwest.
Exchange for sale on principal cities
OF United States and on al prih-
clDai cities Of Europe.
Erecut1-Sa Notice.

The estate OF Calvin Q. Cleayess deceased.
n the January term, 1857. OF the county
~ Court OF shelby County Tennessee, lQuah-
fsd As the Exeeutrix Of the will ofIny deceased
husba. d, Calvin g Cleaves. All the creditors
~ ssfd setate ars hereby notified 70 lie their
elaims or demands against said estate with
John Sounervell, attorney at law, corner Sec
ond ana Monroe aree. s, Memphis. Tenn, and
mn pegsfes indebted 10 said estate are notified
70 come forward and settle tne some az once.
MAI c. CLEAVES, ExeoutriN
OF the win o. Calvin c. ClesVes, deceased.
nina 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-11
fredericksburg, nov 9-law6w S .'5&..t4
COMMISSIONERS SALE .
& OF VALUABLE LAND, :.

/.
By virtue Of decree of The Circuit Court OF
King George county, pronounced in tho SUIT ol
Quisenberry's Administrators, VS.. Qulsen9erry
and Others; the subscribers, therein appolnted
Special Commissioners for, that purpose vii ~
expose to public sale, on IL U KSDAI the
day. at King George c. H., the tract of land,
in the decree and proceedings mentioned, called
j"THE& COTTAGE" I.i>3 HE1! r,l
Tho Cottage contains 724 acres 1t is boalf-
tifully located in King George county: on Ma
chodoc Crock, noar its entrance into the roe
mac river and is bounded on two sides by that
creek and Wiliams' crock. The landing on
the farm is accessible 10 steamers and sail YES
sells of largo class, offering the greatest faclil-
ties for delivering grain or wood. Inc improve
ments consist ola small but comfortable Frame
| Dwelling House, good Barns Stables, E#aA
Corn Houses, Scr want Houses, Ice House, aEsgl
pump, &C. The farm is in fine condition, THO
| land level, we'll adapted to the production OF
| corn wheat, grass, &c, and lsjustly considered
the most desirable real estate 10 that portion ol
| tho county 1t Is we'll enclosed with good ana
substantial fencing, and the several neids also
separated by good fences. There is plenty OF Of
water and timber in abundance for the use OF
the plantation. 1t is, altogether, most desir
able tract Of land for all agricultural purposes
by the decree, are One. third of the purchase
money in cash one-third in IL months, and the
remaining third in "a months from the day or
SALE carry ing interest from the day of sale, ana
the deferred payments to be secured, after the
confirmation of the sale, by lien on the land;
| Unless otherwise notified Of change, the sale
will positively be made at the time and place
specified Information in regard to the char
acter of this estate, may be obtained by letter,
addressed to VIM. S. Brown, esq, Comorn,
King George county, or Dr.. K. H. Stuart, Edge
Hill, King George county, or to either OF the
subscribers. ANY person wishing to purchase,
however, had better visit the premises, and ex-
anime for himself G.. w. LEWIS.
| - - ~. 4 -. .sa JULIAN j. MASON.
| VIM. A. LITTLE.
King Geo. co., oc 23-1aw6w Comm RS,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF POTOMAC
" LAND IN WESTMORELAND COO n :
TY, VA.-By virtue of decree of tho Circuit
Court of Westmoreland county, Va, prono"nc-
cd at the October torn thereof, in 1867, IN the
suit, in said Court, of King VS.. Watson and
others, tho subscribers, therein appointed Spe-
cial Commissioners for the purpose, will oiler
FOR sale, to tho highest bidder, at public auc-
ton, Mt Lamkin's store, on SAIL Z, the
7th day Of December, 1867, the TRACT OF
toned, called and known as KINGS A L. e.
sometimes ealled "kinsn!nD owned III his
lifetime by Warren ID. Watson.
This tract Of land contains 49j acres 1t is
situated Immediately on tho Potomac river, by
which it is bounded for somo distance, ind lies
intermediate between Kozicrs nnd Monroc's
Creeks, being separated I ON each on the
upper and lower sides by Il farm on either sldo.
It was formerly stated steamboat landing,
and as the water is bold the shore can be a'
preached very near by vessels OF the largest
| class AS may be supposed, it possesses all the
| advantages of the water and its products.
There il n comfortable Lwo-sLory frame H#sH511
DWELLING HOUSE, with two largo 2sszs#H
rooms and passage below, with closets, and
| two rooms above, and ki:chon-barns ana sta
| bic in substantial repair Iho quality OF INC
| land is of medium fertility, with fences, and
wood and timber sufficient to supply the wants
| of the Inrm Tho residence j. believed to be as
| healthy rs any situation on tho river
The Subscribers deem it unnecessary to give
moro minute description, rs they presume
that any p"r.cn dcsirous Of purchasing will
visit the premises and judge for himself. They
will, however, answer any special enquiries III
regard to the land that may be addressed IT,
| them, or either Of them ....
TERMS-Tho land will be sold for rs much
cash us is necessary to pay the costs Of the suit,
and expenses of sale, and tho residue on cred
it of one, two and three years, taking from tho
| purchaser bonds, with approved personal Sc
curity, for the deferred payments, and retaining
the title until further order of Court. Address,
! Montross, CHAS. y: BahER
| Hague r. L. T.. BEALE.
| Oak Grove, .. e. w. LIE lS. Conn 5.
| Westmoreland county, oc 30--law4w
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NORWOOD SCHOOL, VIRGINIA.

WILLIAM D. CABELL, Principal.
l.. M. BLACKFORD, M A., Associate.
WALLER HOLLADAY.
WILLIAM G. STRANGE, B. A.
q JOHN~R. PAGE, NJ. D.
RICHARD M. BOILING.
HENRY SCHARF, Instructor in Elocutiorn
and Drawing.
VIM. L. AKERS, Instructor in Bookkeeping,
This School is modelled, in its course and
mode of instruction, as far as possible, after the
University of Virginia, and is designed to pre-
pare students for that Institution, as well as for
practical business life.
The English Branches, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, Natural History Comparative
Physiology, Bookkeeping Elocution and
Drawing, are taught by competent and expee-
rienced Instructors. Orthography, Compose
ton and Penmanshp receive close attention. !
Regular religious services are readily, access
Bile. The first term begins September, 18th,
1867, and ends February 18th, 1868. The I'd
terms begins February 18th, 1868, and ends
June 9th, 1868. Monthly reports sent, home.
Board, tuition, washing, fuel and attendance,
S165 per term Pupils received at any time. -
Catalogues sent on application. AZ,
Address, WIN. d. CABELL, Principal,
nov8 Norwood p. O., Nelson CO., Va.
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kreA VALUABLE
SSaR COU N r Il 7 ) i 4 I
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALhA
ANDRIA, LAND AND CITY LOIH
Tn u Ia
VALUABLE

Al PRIVATE SALE.
Tho estate called WARWICK, Tour mics
from Washington city. and two from AieXnn-
dria, on the r,lilroad and turn ike between the
CWO cities.
The property will be sold in three parts, viz
l. FtFTY-SIX ACRES, with BR RICK
DWELLING, containing II rooms, and out
buildings On this land arc, an orchard, m tulI
bearing; 81 market garden, grapes, shrubbcry,
crest and ornamental trees, and never failing
Of tho Washington and Alexandria, with the
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, is within a
few minutes walk Tho scenery and view are
of unsurpassed bcnuty, and the surroundings
uncxccptionabc.
g. Thirty EIGHT ACRES OF fine meadow
land, about fifty yards from the junction. ana
100 from the Cnnnl-scparatcd from no: ! by
the LOudoun and Hampshire ltallroai ms Is
excellent land for grain ssd hay, and for mar
3. TWENTY FIVE ACRES on the old
Leesburg road abou. midway between the
Theological Seminary and AlcX&ndrn. Ihc
view from this situation is beautiful and extern
sivo, and the neighborhood very agreeable.
Tho above property will be shoWr by the
amily residing ut Warwick.
Also, the following lots in Alcxand ria:
ONE ACRE, adjoining the, L0udoun =, ana
Hampshire depot, bounded by Iend!cton, falr-
fax and Water streets.
ONEACRE, on the south side Of Madison
street, extending from Fairfax TO Royal st.
ONE ACRE, on the south side Of Montgon-
cry street, n few yards from tho Canal Basin,
and extending from Washington to st. Asnph
street. A part Of this lot is occupied by the
Washington and Alcxandria Railroad.
A lot on the south sdo Of Queen sire t. be-
tween Patrick and Alfred Streets about ~ feet
front, and 100 deep, to Is feet alley, with Two
ST. all toncments thereon.
A lot, at the northeast corner Of Alfred and
Wythc streets.
x lot, on the west side Of Columbus st., be-
tween Wythe and Madison strocts.
TARMS:-Onc half to be paid in cash, and
the residue in two equal instalmcnts, al II and
that So 600 Of the purchase money for No can
remain in the hands Of the purchaser for about
years, bearing interest:
Further particulars Of W. G. IEAT0N, At
torney at Law, office in Stewards Block, King
street G. A. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
ia 24-eOtf
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.IITY II OF E T.. ~ rs
r. ALEXANDRIA, VA.

s{WM: III. FRANCLS.."......." .... ProPrletor
Z WINS. sKEMPER..,""....:.::.. General Supt.
This popular and long established Hotel, un-
der it's new mana gement, is now open for the
: reception of guests; and travellers, who may
select it as a temporary resting place, or those
choosing it as permanent home, will have no
, 'e The rooms are we'll furnished, and are kept
t. neat and clean; the walters arc polite and at
tentiye, and the table is supplied with all the
deiicacies the market affords. The Wines and
!. Liquors kept in the bar room are of the most
superior grades. Coaches are always IN attendi
from the railroad depots steamboat wharves. or
any mart Of the city. ~ ~ ~ nOV.o
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TILE GAZETTE.
: MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER H..

ssRsxaN ms I1Nc Join. During
our conversation the subject Of Mrs. Lincoln
and hler nrecentt disgraceful conduct came up,
ana aItss1dasmberips hat MI. Wade was one Of
seemmitt eeiappo BY the two Houses TO IN
-Nsstigste the pecuniary conditions 10 Rnich M A.
hiheolH'8 family 8asl left, and report q Dill loI
their relief, asked him if it was true as :. stated
hncoln that NE Lincoln leit lltte 70. q
o Is z IA f;e We looked into that matter
tta ~ capraafnIlV The Illinois men wanted US to
piye her ones hundred thousand dollars, and we
;.seeM TODD so,rif it appeared that she really
.1eaHads I;es We sent for the administrator OF
,fhes estste.naand he testified that Mr.: Encoln
feff seventy five thousand dollars in, Govern
.mnent bonds, or, something like that, besides
s,some little productive property in Springfield,
ia llinnis-s-in talh about! one hundred thousand
dollars. q We Thought then, that twenty five
thousand dollars would be enough-5the, same
Us was paid to The widow OF General Harrison.
Mrs. Lincoln was very we'll of. and dldn
need even; what she; got. She! took nun
ssaFaa boxes Of something or other Don
sioner of Public Buildings swore there
wore fifteen other boxes that she, wanted to
csrry2off; and he had to interfere TO prevent
her her At any rate She cleaned out the White
!, House ] j didn't know but she was going to
.,Iuns aibig hotelawith all she carried Off Cor
-asGaicsnnatta Commercial 81. az ,is+2;j1
eEtiyY448H alIt---7------ss. .t4 !
zG!AnPo1Hr WELL TAKEN: The Charlotte
stN.'C.) News, iii commenting upon the failure
cot the Freedmen 81 Bureau to dispossesss the
,eb ste Farm near Norfolk and
the &c declaration c made by the Bureau officers
bth4tsthey have snoright to eject the negroes,
.sapa their reference of Mr. Taylor to the courts
1oofjustice,j well says: e s. s s e 4l1D& IS:
go. Nov, we know that IN punberless cases
I the Bureau has assumed jurisdiction upon the
petition of the negroes and summary! com
pelled payment ;lot@ money or restitution 81
property to them: IN such cases they clan
and exercise unlimited jurisdiction How is It,
q then, that when the facts arc reversed and the
. white man asks restitution of property IN the
possession Of lawless and defiant negroes they y
find abundant scruples and legal obstacles (, Il
has long been regarded as a poor rue th4'
avon work both ways. - ~, =. ~ 8: 80
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
u TATE.-By, virtue of decree ofthe Cir
cult Court ofiKing George county rendered at
its September term for 1867, in the suit OF
Bruce's infants. &c., vs.. Minor, &c, the sub
scribers. therein appointed Commissioners tor a,
the purpose, will offer for sale at -PUBLlG
AUCTION on the premises, on the 18th "a
OF DECEMBER, 1867, SO much OF that well
known Real Estate, of which VIM =. Bruce
died, seized and possessed, called G11M LII =
after the assignment Of Dover Zone third there
IN which will be 50 assigned as not to embr race
the Dwelling House and buildings Herewith
connected, or affect the value of the portion TO
be sold. t} !, !, -, :,
The property consists of about FIFTY 4
ACRES OF! LAND, on which stands Two
story frame DWELLINGH HOUSE Of neat APP
pearance, with seven good rooms and portlGos
in front and rear, Kitchen Smoke house. Ice
House. Carriage House, Stable, Granary and
Store House, al in excellent repair =, - g..
Comorn is situated on the main road leading
from King George Court House to Fredericks7
burg in. a healthy locality, and populo1s neigh
borhood. Is about two and half miles from !
the Court House, three miles from Hop ara
landing on the Rappahannock, and four miles
from Chatterton, on the. Potomac. ~.
Mercantile business stand, and Postofice is
kept there. It is 8 good situation for q house OF
private entertainment, for which the Dwelling
IS well suited, OF would be pleasant residence
TERMS = One third cash, one.third in nine n
months and the residue in eighteen months M
terest from day of sale The title will DC re-
tanned until the Court confirms the sale ana tht
entire purchase money is paid or satlslactorll4
secured. - - -, 4. b: LEWIS, Com n, re-; |
:.5if: ',i@ j. j. MASON, w. ~ 49,.
fredericksburg, nov 9--law6W - -.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Lin front of the Mayors Office, at Alexan;
dria, Va. . on aSATU RDAY, November 23d
1867 at II O. clock M, I shall proceed to sell, a
public auction, for chsh, to. the highest bidder
a LOT OF GROUND on tho east side of Ply
street, beginning 81 feet north of Queen street
fronting fifteen feet onPitt street, and running
back sixty feet, to satisfy q note for Sl5o, VIE
interest from October Slst, 1856, due from JohI
Mooresto Judy Grimes, to secure which thil
said John Moore conveyed the SAID lot q
ground to me; in trust by deed dated oeto t%,
Clerks Office ofAlcxahdria County Court,
Stamps and cost of conveyanee to DC PAID by
purchaser a THOS. DOWNEY ,.'Irustoes
9-tS
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ia s.ssss FOB RENT,-store No. l07, King st.,
Th f:<s store is lighted by three lights and is
100 feet deep; Il well adapted for the dry goods,
clothing or shoe business, &c: and one Of the
best located stands in the city. Also FOUR
OFFICES for rent, in the "a story; Apply 10
oc II CHAS. NJ. TAYLlk.
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Prince William CO., oct 25-ec
n u 3 Lie S a l. E {.

III 10 ID u L LT =
By virtue of d decreo of the Circuit Court OF
Prince William county, entered on the 10th day
of October, 1867, in q suit in chnncery therein
pending, in which Elias e; Conner, Adm r. OF
George b. Bradfeld, decd, is plalntlh, ana
Susan Mayhugh and others are defendants, The
undersigned, Commissioner, will sell before the
front door of the Court House of said county
on MONDAY, the I'd day Of December, 1887,
that being Court day, at public AUCTION, to the
highest bidder, a TRACT or LAND, contain
ing l20 acres, upon the following terms to WI:
One fourth cash, and the remainder on credit
OF one and two years. with interest from the
day Of sale; tho purchaser to give bond and So
currity for the deferred payments, and the title
to be retained ns a further security therefor.
Said tract of land is situated on Occoqusn,
near Sprgg' ford, in Prince William county,
about three miles from the village Of Manassas,
and is we'll tmbered A. NICOL, Comm r..
Rrnntsuilln oct 3l-eOtG :
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ATARKET BASKETS with and without
M covers Ladies' Work Baskets; Baker S
Chocolate, Cocoa and Br0ma, Just received and
for sale Nv s9,ia HARRIE HOUGH,
sen17 cor Pitt and Prince streets.
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: GTOVE POLISH--Dixon's, Gautier's, Brit
- ,ish Lustre, Silver Seed, German Graphite.
Black Lead and Seabury's Stovo Polish, for
sale by HENRY COOK
- oct 30 -. (. H-;} 80 and 200, King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-11

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
u BILE REAL ESTATE.--By virtue of q
decree of the Circuit Court of Fauquier county,
pronounced on tho 18th day Of September 1867,
in the suit of Tackott vs. Fox's Administrator,
the undersigned, as Commissioners of Sale, un-
dor said decree, will offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th day Of
November, 1867, at tho residence of the late
John Fox near Bea7t9n Stati13 in Egu % er
which said Fox died possessed, lying near
Foxville, in said county, and about two miles
from the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs.
The said farm contains about THREE HUN
DRIED AND THIRTY ACRES, and is well imbered
and watered. This is q very productive and
valuable farm, inviting investment from those
and persons from distance seeking farms in
Piedmont Virginia, would do well to examine
this land before tho day Of salo.
At the same time and place we will oiler Tor
sale. in lots of 80 acres, the "HOME PLACE.
and the MARSH TRACT" belonging to the
will desire to purchase homestcads of that slzo
and quantity But if the sale of tho Homo
Place in lots is sufficient for that purpose. the
Marsh Tract will be sold in whole This
tract containing about TO acres, is near Beal-
ton Station, and is desirable little farm :,
TERMS-The purchasers OF the Great Kun
tract and tho Marsh tract" if not sold in lots,
shall pay down in cash ten per centum of the
purchase money on the day Of sale; and for the
residue bonds, with good personal security, will
DO required, payable in equal instamonts, al
six, twelve and eighteen months from date; the
title to be retained till the last instalment is
paid; and tho land to be subject TO resale under
the order of the Court, should the samo be ne
cessary TO enforce payment.
The purchasers of lots, if they be devisees un-
der the will Of John Fox, shall give bond with
out security, payable in twelve months after
date; ifnot devisees they shall give bond, with
security, payable as aforesaid. But in either
case the title to the land is retained as security
for the purchase money, and the land subject
to resale under the order of the Court should
the Same be necessary.
EDW'D. M. SPILMAN,
:. Fauquier CO., oc o-eots Commissioners.
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ETOOP SKIRTS 4!
HOOP SkIRTS!

HOOP SklRIS
III HOOP SkIRTSl!
Tho BEAU IDEAL HOOP SKIRT the most
desirable manufacturcd-bcing made of the fin
est material, the latest style, and is put together
by new combination by Hand Work, which
makes the steels unmoyable, never out Of shape,
and moro durable than any other. Have 81 Il
large stock Of every style and quality of La
DIES. MISSES and CllILDRENS' HOOP
SKIRTS, all Of which have just been received,
and which am prepared to sell to N Merchants
as low rs they can be had Mt Wholesale in New
York. CHARLES W. GREEN,
nov9-tf No. IS, King street.
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NO. ! PERUVIAN GUANO.

100 tons No. Peruvian Guano, part cargo of
ship Suliate, landing and for sale by
''p - B. H. LAMBERT,
sep 10 So - 50 1a, Union wharf
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VOME ONE, COME ALL, q El
u OF OUR gEg SSsAksw
. -.---.-.-: VIRGINIA ERIEN DS.. SS&Z

, Wehave reGtted our old BARS and DINING
SALOONS? on the corner of Pennsy lvania av-
enue and 9Th street, below the Metropolitan
Hotel, IN MAGNIFICENT STYLE, where
of LIQUORS and EDIBLES, of every variety,
kept in this city, and we hope, by fair dealing
and kindness to all of our Virginia friends. to
see all of them again, as in days past with
smiling countonances, radiant with health and
beauty, which can always BIO preserved by see
ing your old friends daily at our Dining Sa-
looms. ...,@7. hDU BANI " BROIHEh,
I nov S-tf tt.t Washington city.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAIRFAX
v LANDRY virtue of decree of the Coun-
tT Court of Fairfax county, rendered at its Au-
1851 lin in the S cause of Garsson b Gom
o2 r. viii sell at public auction on MON
DAY, the 2lst day Of October, 1867 Court
day. in front Of the Court House of said d county
a TRACT OF LAND, containing 100 acres,
the property of j. J. Hof, lying on and binding
with Sandy Run, on the road from Fairfax sta It;
ton to Occoquan, about four miles from the
latter place, well watered and sufficiently wood
ed, and adjoining the lands of Garrison Beach
and Others The tract has on it number of
shanties, and the frame of q large sta bio.
TERMS :-One-tenth cash, and the resld u9
in three equal instalmcnts at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest; the deferred
payments to be secured By the notes OF the pur
payment TO be forfeited and the land resold, on
failure of the purchaser to comply with the
forms of sale. M. DULAN1 BALL,
Fairfax co. sep 16-1awts Comm'r. Of Sale.
ms- The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, November 18th, Court day., when
it will take place at the time and place above
namo oct 25-eots